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Boise State University ScholarWorks Student Newspapers (UP 4.15) University Documents 3-15-1995 Arbiter, March 15 Students of Boise State University Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. j *l ~~ 1; II .~~ , . ~ « " l -------~----'-----------------WEDNESDA~ MAR(~J5,.•'?9~JH~ARBITER ;'......nq-r"';~h and .s......a".-r;:-jv.s-r.s......a".-r;:- THAT'S WHY JOSTENS OFFERS SPECIALLY PRICED COLLEGE RINGS. MEN'S CONTINENTAL 10KGOlD ORDER YOUR BSU RING! MARCH 22, 23 & 24 9:00 AM-3:00 PM BSUBOOKSTOREFOYER WEAR THE ,CAP AND GOWN FOR THEM ... 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' .... ,.,;-., THE ~RBlTERWEDNESDAY,MARCH 15, 1995 NEWS 3 Saturday, is located in State University, Eastern Stadium parking lot the Liberal Arts Building, and the history and government of the Idaho Technical College, Room 220. United States. to be a little more newsbucket College of Southern To send a draft to Sessions will be in Room 210 of the Idaho, Lewis-Clark State full during NCAA Writing Center Online, I Technical Services Building, located at 1161 College, Ricks College University Dr. save the draft as ASCII or DOS text. The and North Idaho College. tournament draft may need to be given a .TXT file To enroll, call class instructor Barbara The NCAA Basketball Tournament will extension. Address the message to writ- Weinert at 385-1615. The program costs $25. be at Boise State March 16-18. [email protected]. On Friday, there will be four games-this At the beginning of the draft, those using means parking at the stadium will be a little the Writing Center Online program should Alumni magazine, m.o~e crowded than usual with the presence include their name and a telephone number staff win 5 awards BSU historian to ot tans. But parking at the stadium is free Where they can be reached if those at the FOCUS, Boise State's quarterly alumni lead Russian tour and open, except for a corral of 300 parking Writing Center have questions. If the draft is magazine, recently received five awards for spaces reserved for media and visiting for an assignment, briefly BSU historian Phoebe Lundy will lead a teams. Saturday is just a practice day and describe the assignment. tour Aug. 7-20 to study the historic Sunday is the final day of the tournament. If the writing is not for cities that gave birth to Russian cul- an assignment, describe Cummins ture. the purpose and the audi- The cost of the tour is 53,250 per ence. Also, people should donates person and includes airfare. The tour Students can get an include any particular of Russia will begin in Moscow with questions they have diesel visits to the Kremlin, Red Square, the inside look at about the draft. Armory Museum and the monastery Import the draft. engine to at Zagorsk, with its distinctive icons University Village Maximum length is 2,000 and domed cathedrals, A trip to the Boise State University is hosting an open words. Send the message. mechanics Volga River will include stops in house at University Village, its new 66-unit Uglich, Yaroslav, Goritzi, Kizhi, student family housing apartment complex program Svirtstroy, Vallaam and St. Petersburg, at 2540 W. Boise Ave. The open house is cities that trace historic travel routes Students in Boise scheduled at different times throughout on the "Golden Ring" of Russia. In St. Skiers State University's diesel March at Apartment 102, BUilding C. Petersburg, participants may visit the University Village consists of 66 two participate mechanics program will Hermitage Museum. bedroom apartments, a playground and the In fund have the opportunity to Lundy has made more than a Village Community center, home to a laun- • learn about the latest dozen trips to Russia, She says "the dry and computer room. The units rent for raiser technology in that field wooden-domed churches in Kizhi, the $465 a month plus utilities. Four of the thanks to a donation by gilded comes of cathedrals in the Members of BSU's apartments meet requirements of the Cummins Kremlin and medieval Russian towns Alternative Mobility American Disabilities Act, said Richard Intermountain, Inc. offer a unique view of Russia's past Adventure Seekers par- Chuck Tillman McKinnon, director of BSU's Student The trucking distributor donated a com- and present," ticipated in the Challenge inspeds the Residential Life. puter-controlled diesel engine valued at Participants will attend special ori- Idaho Cup ski race, an diesel engine The 'new apartments feature central air, a $20,000 to the College of Technology to entation and educational meetings annual fund-raising donated by before departure in order to gain valu- event for rccreationists help train future diesel mechanics who arc in the program. Cummins able insight on Russian icons, architec- with disabilities. ture and history. "Like most car engines these days, newer The race was held in Intermountain, The tour is limited to 20 parucl- Sun Valley. diesel engines arc computerized," said Inc. pants, Variable credit hours are avail- AMAS, which cele- Chuck Tillman, head of the Hc:IVY Duty able. tf imerest<.-d, ",aII Lundy 385-\985. brated its 10th anniver- Mechanics-Diesel Technology program. sary last month, provides "This engine will provide our students with disabled Idahoans with up-to-date knowledge of these computer- hundreds of recreational controlled engines." WomenofBSU opportunities, such as Tillman said such donations are crucial skiing, rafting, tennis and to the program because of funding shortages. need help basketball. But that's not the only shortage in the industry. generating two Money raised from There is also a nationwide shortage of qualified diesel the event goes to Boise mechanics, which adds to the demand for graduates from pro- scholarships State's AMAS and C.W. grams such as BSU's. The Women of BSU, a group of Hog, Idaho State "We get plenty of calls from places looking for graduates to garbage disposal, dishwasher, ceiling lights university employees and spouses of University's organization and additional storage space. employ," Tillman said. "But right now we only have about ],oj university employees, funds an that supports recreational students per semester," endowment that annually generates The apartments are available to full-time opportunities for dis- students. Single students may live in the two S2,(XlOscholarships. abled Idahoans. The two The scholarships, which go to the new apartments, but priority will be given groups use (he money to to students with children. son or daughter of a BSU employee purchase adaptive equip- Dave Boerl, assistant director of Student overall excellence and writing in a district and any other student who shows ment, provide artificial limbs and fund year- scholarship quality, arc being funded this Residential Life, said this is an ideal time for round outdoor recreation programs. competition of the Council for the student to get into any kind of university Advancement and SUPIXlrt of Education. year, in part. through a raffle. housing, as there are many vacancies. CASE in an organization of communica- Those who purchase 52 raffle tickets tion, alumni and development professionals have a chance to win any of more than a at colleges and universities throughout the dozen prizes, including a hot air balloon ride Six students qualify nation. BSU competed against other colleges and lodging and dinners for two here in Writing Center now for national and universities in Idaho, Oregon. Boise and in Sun Valley, McCall, Jackpot and Washington, Montana and western Canada. Winnemucca. offers assistance business comp FCX:US received a silver award for peri- For tickets, l~11I Trudy Leininger at .~5- 3618 or JoAnn Maxon at 336-8918. through e-mail Business student Shane Lee took one odicals with circulations of mort! than championship and one runner-up spot to 25,000, and a silver for periodicals teams. The 13SlJ Writing Center recently began lead five other IlSUstudents from the Public relations officers Bob Evancho a pilot program called Writing Center Marketing Management Technology pro- and Edie Jeffers and free-lance writer Glenn Online. The program allows students and gram in a state business competition recent- Oakley also received awards for feature faculty to get feedback on any type of writ- .Iy. writing. Evancho won a silver award.jeffers ing in progress through e-mail, either from a All six students qualify for the competi- and Oakley each received bronze medals THE WEATHER computer at home or on campus. tion at the business students orgnnization for FOCUS stories. The staff in the Writing Center will .Delta Epsilon Chi's national conference in St.