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Undefeated women’s rugby team THE DAILY seeks funds sports Page 7 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 THE STUDENT VOICE EverOF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1895 greenVol 115 No. 136 LOCAL WSU will offer an online MBA Re-election open to all undergrads Former candidates react with for students. and Hendrickson to re-run. « THERE WERE SO MANY Beginning this fall, the mixed feelings toward another “Jay and I have every intention “I find it completely unfair,” he WSU College of Business to run in the re-election,” he said. said. “They were found guilty of MISTAKES THE J-BOARD will launch a 39-credit decision from the Election Board. “A J-Board verdict will not stop us faulty campaigning, but they are MADE ALONG THE WAY THAT online MBA program. from running.” being allowed to run anyway. That The program will work TAKE AWAY FROM By Dan Warn Other former tickets aren’t as in partnership with WSU’s Evergreen staff is like telling a murderer, ‘You are THEIR CREDIBILITY.» Center for Distance and optimistic. guilty, now go back on the streets.’” Professional Education The Election Board changed its While Jake Bredstrand said En’Wezoh said there are multi- and is accredited by The mind about how the ASWSU re- he is still weighing his options, ple sides to the story, and support- Derick En’Wezoh Association to Advance election will run. Ryan Mulenga and Sarah Driscoll ers of every ticket violated bylaws. Student Regent Collegiate Schools of Instead of its original decision declined to participate in a re- It is possible that his ticket was for En’Wezoh and Hendrickson in Business. election. to have a closed election between charged and put on trial because it the coming re-election. According to a “I don’t want to re-run because the original three tickets, the re- won, he said. “I think there (were) allegations Tuesday WSU news election will be open to all under- I’ve moved on,” Driscoll said. Bredstrand said he did not release, the online pro- “I have found other ways to be against a certain ticket just because gram will be comparable graduate students, as per the believe the supporters of every they won,” she said. “I fully support involved.” ticket broke bylaws. to WSU’s Accelerated suggestion of the Judicial Board. Jay and Derick.” Applications for election are due To make the re-election pos- He said the only bylaw broken One-Year MBA offered at In addition, En’Wezoh said the by 5 p.m. Thursday. sible, Senate Pro Tempore Hardy by all three tickets was when polling the Pullman campus, but J-Board’s road in coming to its the online degree will not Election Board Chairwoman Awadjie called an emergency sites were set up in the CUB on elec- recent verdict was wrought with require campus visits. Kayce Didier said her decision Senate meeting Monday night and tion day – a broken bylaw that isn’t error. “We’ve had so much was due to the opinion that if the led the Senators in suspending of the same caliber as the conviction success with online election was re-opened, “every bylaws that would have made the of En’Wezoh and Hendrickson, he “I think the J-Board didn’t academic programs that student would need to have the re-election as it stands impossible. said. know exactly what they were doing students and employers … and did not make just decisions,” understand that a degree chance to run.” Awadjie said on a personal But Driscoll agreed with from WSU is a degree Former ASWSU President- level he does not think the terms of En’Wezoh about the possible motive he said. “There were so many mis- from WSU, regardless elect Derick En’Wezoh said the re-election are ethical. He spe- behind the charges brought against takes the J-Board made along the of how students took he and running mate Jay cifically said he did not agree with his ticket. She said she will encour- way that take away from their courses,” Management Hendrickson still have a heart the decision to allow En’Wezoh age her former supporters to vote credibility.” Information Systems Chairman Mark Fuller said in the news release. MBA students tak- Greeks belt out tunes in sync ing online courses will WSU halts have around the clock access and tech support. According to the release, the program is designed incoming for both recent graduates and mid-career professionals in business administration. freshman LIFE applications A WSU senior earns national accolades for After a record-breaking 2008 excelling in the ROTC freshman class, WSU plans on program | Page 5 limiting enrollment for next year.

Two WSU staff members By Andy Jones will have photos and Evergreen staff poems featured in the lieutenant governor’s No more freshman applicants office | Page 5 will be accepted at WSU Pullman this spring. The decision, made Monday, George Harrison becomes comes from a need for the uni- the second Beatle to get versity to curtail enrollment as his own star on the Walk the state Legislature finalizes its of Fame | Page 6 impending budget cuts. The regu- JEFFERY RAHAL/DAILY EVERGREEN lar deadline for freshman appli- Freshman marketing major Robby McNeil lip-syncs to “Shout” by Lloyd Williams along with cants is May 1. SPORTS members from Alpha Tau Omega, Alpha Chi Omega and Sigma Pi during the Greek Week “We are taking a conserva- Though no proof has Lip-Sync on Tuesday night at the CUB Senior Ballroom. Thirteen Greek teams participated. tive approach to enrollment this emerged, evidence shows year,” said James Roche, associ- that spending time ate vice president of Enrollment outdoors improves Management. well-being | Page 7 Consistent with trends across Group pens together peaceful protest the nation, applicants are increas- Students hope to express their take that into consideration when ing this year amid the struggling Pac-10 basketball will making their decision (about the GET OUT & GO job market. probably have a new look concerns about the budget budget),” she said. WSU has admitted 8,642 stu- next year as numerous through hundreds of letters. ■ WHAT: People can sign dents to the university this year, players declare for the Among the reasons not to cut letters to be sent to the funding, Rockwell said budget cuts compared to 8,104 students at this NBA draft | Page 7 By Jimmy Blue state legislators point a year ago, Roche said. Evergreen staff will limit the students who can attend WSU, reducing diversity. In ■ WHEN: Today through Friday INSIDE At the Faculty Senate meeting addition, the letters include top- ENROLLMENT last week, Chairman Bill Cofer ics such as the future of educated ■ WHERE: Glenn Terrell Mall 4-day forecast | Page 2 professionals in Washington state, NUMBERS asked people not to panic, not to and ideas for what to include in maintaining staff jobs and the Police log | Page 2 give up and not to fall on their the letters. ■ LAST YEAR: 8,104 students hardship on families brought on swords. Though sophomore neu- “I gave her things I have ■ THIS YEAR: 8,642 students Classified | Page 10 by increased tuition and layoffs. roscience major Ashley Rockwell insight on because I am out there Rockwell and fellow students ■ NEXT BIENNIUM: Expected to cut was not at the meeting, she and watching this budget process hap- Horoscopes | Page 12 will take to Glenn Terrell Mall enrollment by 1,500 students a small group of students have pen,” Hoey said. “I think what the today, Thursday and Friday with Sudoku | Page 12 begun to exemplify the kind of group is doing is very good. To get When looking to meet a cer- 600 printed letters for supporting can-do attitude Cofer spoke about. the student voice heard, to make tain target for enrollment, Roche Crossword | Page 12 students, faculty and staff to sign. Rockwell is part of Don’t Let things better for the entire WSU said the university has a number “Students, staff and faculty can Our Education Be Cut Short, a student body as well as students of ways to estimate how many choose which letter they feel most group that is taking up pens and across the state is important.” of these applicants will come to WEATHER connected with and sign that let- writing to state legislators. Rockwell said there will also be WSU. ter,” Rockwell said. Rockwell, with the help of laptops on the mall for For example, 241 fewer stu- sophomore neuroscience major Rockwell said she spoke with people who wish to e-mail dents have paid their $200 tuition Kevin Rinker, drafted five letters, President Elson S. Floyd last legislators. However, she said it’s deposit compared to this point a each with different talking points week, and he agreed to sign one of more symbolic to send a hard year ago, Roche said. explaining how decreased funds the letters in support of the effort. copy, and she hopes to ship 600 The university is planning to and increased tuition will hurt Shawn Hoey, ASWSU direc- letters to Olympia. accommodate for about 3,300 to Sunny students and the university as a tor of legislative affairs, contacted Rinker said he’s talked to 3,400 freshmen in the 2009-10 whole. Rockwell after seeing her name in many students who are school year. 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National Academy of Engineering WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 LOCAL NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN 3 LETTERS | Sending signed letters means more LIMIT | Awaiting Legislature Continued from Page 1 Hall. Rockwell said she hopes to letters and actually read them Continued from Page 1 WSU Tri-Cities and WSU secure funding for stamps and and stop and think about what Vancouver will continue to enthusiastic about signing the envelopes through the Residence they are doing,” Rinker said. 3,411 students enrolled at WSU accept applications until May 1. letters. Hall Association. “I hope they realize how much this year. Applicants have increased Printing and paper was donat- “Hopefully, all the representa- higher education means to our Overall, the university at WSU Tri-Cities from 155 to ed by McCroskey Residence tives and senators get these state, country and world.” estimates it will to have to cut 202 students this year, with 141 enrollment by 1,500 students being admitted to the branch during the next biennium, he campus, said Jaime Contreras, said. The administration will director of Student Affairs at Grays Harbor to offer forestry course continue to accept applications WSU Tri-Cities from transfer students, though Despite the budget situa- A forester hopes this program to keep open an outdoor, hands- greenest possible way. And in no more will be admitted at this tion, he said the WSU Tri-Cities will encourage students to on career path in an area where order to do that, foresters will be time. plans to continue to expand manage forests for the future. many people who have worked needed, Bates added. The state Legislature must this year. The school recently with their hands have had to seek “Conservation is not exploita- make a final decision regarding changed from being a two-year tion or preservation,” Bates said. By Callie White new employment: “Not everyone the size of the higher education degree completion school to a The Associated Press wants to be a nurse,” Bates said. Keeping forests productive for budget by May 1, when the legis- four-year degree school. The college nursing program has future generations is the goal of lative session ends. “We are growing leaps and ABERDEEN — When Grays been a draw for many people who forestry, Bates said. The proposed state House of bounds,” he said. Harbor College announced it have lost jobs in the industry. “We can have a forest industry Representatives budget includes Nancy Youlden, vice chan- was starting up a forestry pro- Bates, dressed in a Halloween for hundreds of years if we con- a 29 percent budget cut for cellor of Student Affairs at WSU gram, instructor Todd Bates costume as Meriwether Lewis to serve forests,” he said. higher education. The proposed Vancouver, said the number of freshman applications are said he heard the same question introduce his seven students to There are niches for foresters Senate budget indicates a 20 already. Bates said “mom and similar to this past year at the everywhere: With the timber identifying plants (as Lewis did in percent budget cut. pop” landowners particularly branch campus, which enrolled products industry closing down the Corps of Discovery more than The decision on freshman mills, why train people to work in need foresters to come in and applicants does not affect WSU about 350 freshmen this year. 200 years ago), says that even if provide technical assistance in However, transfer applicants that industry? big timber companies continue Spokane because the branch managing their land and figuring campus has no programs for are on the rise. There’s an easy explanation, to pull out of the Harbor, their out the value of their trees. freshmen, said Joan Menzies, “We are not planning on according to Bates, a forester with land is going to have to be man- Bates said foresters with field director of student services at closing the doors on freshmen, 15 years of field experience in aged. The economic downturn Idaho and southeast Washington. experience are the ones to trust, WSU Spokane. However, appli- though we are waiting to hear won’t last forever, and Bates said because they have gotten edu- “The trees don’t know about cants are up this year for the from the state about the bud- there will likely be new regula- cated about plant life. campus’ various programs. get,” she said. the economy. The forests aren’t tions, either introduced by the “Some people will say, ‘The going to stop growing,” Bates government or just demanded by big trees are the old trees and said. consumers, that forest products the little trees are the young Plus, there are other reasons be grown and harvested in the ones,’” Bates said. region briefs

26-year-old Everett man was arrested importance of libraries in helping Co-defendant’s recant Wednesday for investigation of a people look for work and gain access home burglary. On the way to jail the to government services. frees murder convict man complained of an upset stom- The fundraising and awareness SEATTLE — Gov. Chris Gregoire ach from heroin withdrawal. When campaigns will be designed by has commuted the life prison term of a deputy lowered the window, the Chicago’s Leo Burnett advertising a man convicted of murder in Seattle man climbed out. agency. in 1987. Two days later a tip led detectives Based on recanted testimony by to the McDonald’s in Arlington. The Children plead not a co-defendant and good conduct deputy noticed a damaged ceiling behind bars, 40-year-old Gerald tile, saw a wire moving and ordered guilty in goat-slaying Hankerson was released last week the fugitive to crawl out. after 22 years in prison. He’s jailed for investigation of TACOMA — Two Pierce County He was convicted of aggravated charges that include burglary, theft, brothers accused of killing a goat murder in the beating and stabbing malicious mischief and escape. by firing dozens of arrows at the of 27-year-old Nai Vang Saeturn. A judge maintained bail Monday animal have appeared in court. A co-defendant, Alvin Mitchell, at $100,000. The brothers appeared Tuesday told police he grabbed Saeturn as in Pierce County Juvenile Court Hankerson beat him. Gates Foundation with their parents, and pleaded Later, however, Mitchell admitted not guilty to one count of animal he lied about Hankerson’s involve- pledges libraries millions cruelty. KOMO-TV reports the ment in the attack. Mitchell is now judge ordered them booked into dead after hanging himself in prison. SEATTLE — The Bill & Melinda detention, but released them right In 2007 Hankerson told former Gates Foundation has pledged $5 away to their parents. Seattle Post-Intelligencer reporter million to help libraries serve more The goat was killed last sum- Tracy Johnson that he did grab people during the economic down- mer. Saeturn briefly, but he denied help- turn, starting with communities in An animal welfare group, ing Mitchell chase down and kill the Iowa and Georgia. Pasado’s Safe Haven, brought the other victim. The grant announced Tuesday case to authorities. The brothers would help libraries raise public are accused of tying the goat to awareness about their financial a tree and firing more than 50 Police find fugitive in needs and help them raise money. arrows at the animal. Police say the The foundation says the new pro- boys talked to witnesses about fir- Arlington McDonald’s gram will begin this summer. Other ing arrows and watching the goat ARLINGTON — Police found an communities will be announced later cry in pain. escaped burglary suspect hiding in this year. A third person, a 19-year-old the ceiling of a McDonald’s restau- Jill Nishi of the Gates Foundation man, will make his court appear- rant in Arlington. says there has never been a more ance later this month. The Everett Herald reports the important time to highlight the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

HEY, SUMMER SPOTS ARE STILL AVAILABLE. DAILYEVERGREEN.COM/APPLY 4 THE DAILY EVERGREEN REGION NEWS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 Soap bootlegging impacts local county environment Spokane residents are driving phosphate-free detergents on to Idaho to buy banned the market, we want to thank those Spokane-area residents high-phosphate detergents. who are complying with the new law and going the extra By Nicholas K. Geranios mile to protect the Spokane The Associated Press River from algae blooms and SPOKANE — Hoping to fish kills,” Manning said. stem the smuggling of banned Jeffrey Hollender, president phosphate-laden detergents of detergent maker Seventh into Spokane County, the state Heaven Inc., said the notion Department of Ecology is that eco-friendly products don’t highlighting the benefits of eco- work well is wrong. friendly brands. “We’ve sold million and mil- TED S. WARREN/ASSOCIATED PRESS High-phosphate detergents lions and millions of packages Job-seekers wait in line as they attend an employment event hosted by National Career Fairs, have been banned in the county of dish detergent,” Hollender on March 2, 2009, in Bellevue. Employers have eliminated a net total of 663,000 jobs. for 10 months, and the ban will said. “You could find one per- extend to the rest of the state son in 100 or a couple in a next year. But people dissatis- 1,000 who are not happy, sure. fied with the performance of the But the success of the product Unemployment rate jumps again available suds have been driving would not exist if most people state began collecting uniform reason for optimism about a to nearby Idaho to buy the old weren’t very happy.” Washington state has seen data. national economic recovery. stuff. Seventh Heaven products joblessness increase by almost work as well as high-phosphate “This is a major change for Since unemployment figures “We hear you,” Ecology a full percent since February. generally lag economic growth, Director Jay Manning said detergents, without any special Washington,” she said. effort, Hollender said. But not It’s also the third consecu- Raha noted, “it is normal for Tuesday. By Rachel La Corte the economy to shed jobs even all phosphate-free brands work The Associated Press tive month that the state’s rate The agency acknowledged after a recovery is under way.” as well, he said. has been higher than the that some people may be getting Legislators, while trying The Ecology Department OLYMPIA — Washington national rate, currently at 8.5 poor performance from phos- to plug a projected $9 billion said the reduction in phosphate state’s unemployment rate shot percent. phate-free detergents because deficit though 2011, have made use is already paying off. up to 9.2 percent last month, Last year at this time, Spokane water is very hard, several proposals to help unem- “The city of Spokane is still higher than the national Washington’s unemployment thanks to lots of minerals that ployed workers. cause it to be resistant to soap. already seeing signs of improve- rate and nearly double what it rate was 4.8 percent. The state was a year ago. has lost 99,100 jobs from Under a new measure signed Residents were urged to make ment in the amount of phos- into law earlier this year, ben- a little extra effort to benefit the phorus that comes into the city’s The increase was nearly March 2008 to March 2009, a 1 percentage point from 3.3 percent decrease. Only the efits are temporarily increased environment. wastewater treatment plant,” for the growing ranks of the “While manufacturers are said Jim Bellatty who manages February’s revised rate of 8.3 education and health services percent. sector and government services unemployed. working to increase the quality Ecology’s water quality office in The measure boosts the and effectiveness of Spokane. More than 344,000 people have added jobs in the past 12 were unemployed and looking months. minimum weekly benefit for work in March, according to amount and adds $45 a week numbers released Tuesday by for all jobless workers. That  THIS IS A MAJOR CHANGE makes the minimum payment the state Employment Security $200 per week, and the maxi- Department. FOR WASHINGTON.  mum $586. Under the federal Officials said there was Mary Ayala stimulus plan, those benefits no significant job growth in Washington state chief economist increase by $25 a week. any major industry or sector. The temporary increases The largest monthly declines “However, a troubling sign take effect May 3, and end with were in construction, which is that education and health claims filed on Jan. 3, 2010. lost 5,100 jobs, durable goods, services exhibited job losses for The federal increase took effect down 2,400 jobs, and educa- three of the last four months,” last month, so state claimants tion and health services, down the report said. will receive a lump sum in May. 2,100 jobs. The highest unemployment Pearse Edwards, spokes- In the March report, offi- rate in the state since the mid- man for Gov. Chris Gregoire, cials note that during the last 1970s was in November 1982, said the governor “is doing recession beginning in January when it hit 12.2 percent. whatever is necessary to get 2001, unemployment levels Greg Weeks, director of Washingtonians back to work increased in the state for 14 of the state’s Labor Market and as soon as possible.” Spring Special the following 15 months, with a Economic Analysis unit at Edwards said Gregoire’s LIMITED 30 DAY TAN PACKAGE only 45 percent total rise in unem- the Employment Security top priority is making sure the ployment during that period. Department, said that while the more than $7 billion in federal “Over the same 15 months state hasn’t reached that peak, stimulus money coming to beginning in January 2008, “our job loss is still very trou- the state is “allocated wisely, unemployment increased by 111 bling.” responsibly and quickly so we percent,” the report said. In a separate report this can get people back to work Officials also note that the week, chief state economist and earning a regular pay- $19.95!!! state’s unemployment rate has Arun Raha said job losses will check.” Good only in our standard 30 lamp beds! increased each month during continue, but slow down for A record 90,331 new unem- Simply Tanning This package does expire 30 days the quarter by more than half the rest of 2009. Washington’s ployment applications were a percentage point. During the official economic forecast pre- filed in the state in December. and Nail Spa from purchase date. last three national recessions, dicts the unemployment rate More than 67,000 new applica- 315 S. Grand Ave officials said, that only hap- will peak next year at about 10 tions were filed in March, up 334 - 7706 pened once, in November 2001. percent. slightly from the 65,9000 filed Must purchase by 4/21/09 The state’s chief economist, Washington’s economy is in February. 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Grand Pullman, WA 99163 www.dailyevergreen.com life The Daily Evergreen life editor Amanda DePaul  [email protected] PAGE 5 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 WSU cadet wins top ROTC honors Meeting The George C. Marshall award goes to the top Army ROTC cadet in each unit your From staff reports science major said. out of 4,400 and is what deter- Westphal said he gets to go mines each cadet’s assignment Get connected Through hard work and to the conference for being the when they are commissioned For more on the George C. Marshall partner’s dedication, Cadet Tom top cadet in the senior class of into the officer core, which will Foundation, visit Westphal earned a chance to the WSU ROTC program. happen once he swears an oath www.marshallfoundation.org weigh in on national security He received his award and after graduation to become an professor of military science at parents beyond the classroom setting. recognition for his achieve- officer instead of a cadet. Westphal will travel to ments at an award ceremony “It’s all very mathematical,” WSU, said Westphal was his Lexington, Va., this week to Friday. Westphal won the Westphal said. best student last semester. It’s not as easy as it meet with senior U.S. mili- honor for a 3.97 GPA in the Despite receiving this honor, Whiteside said Westphal is tary leaders at the George C. Honors College and for excel- Westphal said he doesn’t think a great representative for WSU was in high school Marshall ROTC Seminar lence in leadership, physical fit- he did anything all that special. because he is a top-rate student Westphal will have the ness and knowledge of military He said he’s just doing the best and cadet. He said Westphal The Eternal opportunity to interact with the science. he can in his program. deserves this honorary award key leaders at the conference He said these components “I’m excited to go to the and the chance to travel to the Search and discuss issues related to are measured during a 35-day conference and listen to all national security seminar this for Prince national security. summer course to determine these top generals speak and week. “I'm happy that I won, it each cadet’s ranking across the hopefully learn a little bit,” he “Tom adjusts and does what Charming means I'm doing something nation. said. By Morgan Smith right," the senior political Westphal said the ranking is Lt. Col. Craig Whiteside, See ROTC Page 6 It’s the moment we all fear: meeting your partner’s parents. It’s reasonable for this moment to be nerve-racking. If they hate your guts, you have to decide what the heck you’re in Daytona Beach, Fla. going to do from there. Trust me when I say this is definitely life not a fun place to be. Now that fewer of us are living with parents (three cheers for the freshman live-in rule), meeting our partner’s parents is a much bigger deal than when we were younger. Often, the parents in question live far enough away that it becomes a bit of a trip to meet them. This While on vaca- is where the nerve-racking part tion with her comes in. family from Ohio, Kayla NOW THAT FEWER OF US Mills, 5, peeks ARE LIVING WITH PARENTS into the open (THREE CHEERS FOR THE mouth of a shark statue FRESHMAN LIVE-IN RULE), on the Main MEETING OUR PARTNER’S Street Pier PARENTS IS A MUCH BIGGER in Daytona Beach, Fla., on DEAL THAN WHEN WE WERE Tuesday. YOUNGER. SCOTT APPLEWHITE/ ASSOCIATED PRESS Now, not only are you meeting your partner’s parents, or your partner is meeting yours, but you have to either drive an extended amount of time to go see them, or wait half the day for them to show up because there was snow at every possible entrance to Pullman. Then, because first impressions are everything, they either think you’re down-to-earth or Capitol building spotlights WSU staff members’ art a slob for the fact that you shot them a great big grin while you The Capitol building will feature had a huge piece of who knows Jerry McCollum and Christopher what stuck in your teeth. The next thing you know, things are Arigo’s work until June. either smooth sailing or more From staff reports awkward than the time you hugged your roommate from Eastern Washington is not behind only to realize it was always represented in state- definitely not your roommate. wide exhibitions, but a few For many people, dating WSU staff members are trying in college is a way to decide to change that. whom you will spend the rest Jerry McCollum, coordina- of your life with. You need to tor of arts and culture, and keep in mind that the way your assistant English professor partner was brought up will Christopher Arigo collaborat- factor into the way he or she ed to create a display called “I acts later in life. In this respect, am Palouse ...,” which is hang- when you marry someone, you ing in Lt. Gov. Brad Owen’s are marrying his or her fam- Olympia office. ily as well. This seems obvious The office features about if your partner has very tight four artists a year, usually bonds with his or her family, from Western Washington but even families who don’t artists, McCollum said. get along or just don’t interact This exhibit, which will be often will still come up later in on display until June, features PHOTO COURTESY OF JERRY MCCOLLUM/PALOUSE WORKS STUDIO life. This is why you can’t write 34 of McCollum’s photographs “Sunday Morning in Palouse” is one of Jerry McCollum’s photos. McCollum and assistant off your partner’s background and 14 of Arigo’s poems. English professor Christopher Arigo’s work is featured in the Capitol building until June. and upbringing. McCollum said he has been Personally, I’ve been in taking pictures of the Palouse his most exciting exhibits, he McCollum was selected capitol visitors the beauty of every variation of this situa- for more than 20 years, said. after visiting the lieutenant the Palouse. tion. When you find out, or amassing more than 30,000 “I was overjoyed,” governor’s office last year. After receiving the news suspect, that your partner’s photos. The photos have been McCollum said. “It is the big- While he as there, he dropped that his photographs had used in books and tourist gest highlights in my career as off a CD of his pictures. He publications, but this is one of a photographer.” said he wanted to show See ART Page 6 See PARENTS Page 6 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN LIFE WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 PARENTS | Relax, be respectful Microsoft Office 2010 set to debut Continued from Page 5 dislike you before they even get The programs can take six Some industry watchers had to know you. This is a common expected a new version of Office parents don’t like you, don’t issue, and if you find yourself weeks to four months to reach Get connected this year, but Microsoft Chief For more on Microsoft Office, visit give up. There are a lot of rea- in this situation don’t worry users after they are released. Executive Steve Ballmer extin- sons why parents or caretakers too much. If your partner really office.microsoft.com cares about you, eventually his guished that rumor at a meeting dislike the significant others of By Jessica Mintz with analysts in February. or her parents will grow to like The Associated Press their children. In some cases, Capossela declined to be third quarter of 2009, Capossela you more if they really want said. The company did not say the conflict is superficial and more specific about a launch doesn’t last long. Give the their son or daughter to be SEATTLE — Microsoft whether average PC users will happy. date. Windows 7, the successor judges some time to get to Corp.’s next version of its Office have a chance to test a more pol- In the end, the best thing you desktop programs will reach to Windows Vista, is scheduled ished beta version. know you for you. If they still can do is relax and be respectful to reach consumers by the end of don’t like you, you have some consumers next year, though not Microsoft also said a new when the day comes and you likely in conjunction with the January 2010. version of its Exchange e-mail options. meet the parents. Office 2010 — previously Some parents have preju- Windows 7 operating system. server will be available for pur- MORGAN SMITH IS A SOPHOMORE HOSPITALITY BUSINESS MAJOR FROM OLYMPIA. SHE Microsoft is set to announce known by the code name “Office dices that they refuse to let go, CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS chase in the second half of 2009. EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY Wednesday that Office 2010 will 14” — will include slimmed- When paired with the next which will cause them to EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. be finished and ready to send to down versions of Word, Excel, version of Microsoft’s Outlook manufacturers in the first half of PowerPoint and OneNote e-mail program, Exchange 2010 next year. that let people create and edit aims to prevent e-mail faux pas ART | Two parts work together From there, it can take six documents in a Web browser. and would warn people against weeks to four months or more Consumers will have access to trying to “reply all” to a huge Continued from Page 5 he saw in them, McCollum said. for the programs to reach PC a free, ad-supported version, distribution list. Microsoft said it The two parts of the exhibit users, said Chris Capossela, and Capossela said the company can also be tweaked to stop peo- been chosen, McCollum asked work well together, he said. a senior vice president in the is still hammering out what to “It is a perfect compila- ple from sending e-mail outside Arigo to add a written com- Microsoft group that makes charge businesses that want a ponent to the exhibit. He sent tion,” McCollum said. “Our the organization, helping busi- him a CD of the images, and works complement each other Office. The timing will differ for version without ads. nesses cut down on unnecessary Arigo wrote poems about what and really gel together.” big businesses and individual Microsoft plans to let hun- e-mail and prevent leaks. consumers, and for people who dreds of thousands of people test A beta version of Exchange buy packaged software versus a technical preview of the new 2010 was to be made available life brief those who download it. Office portfolio starting in the on Wednesday.

between fact and fiction.” Actress claims director When last seen, Edie had crashed her car while trying to flee George Harrison receives Walk of Fame star had it in for her character her husband. The ABC drama picks LOS ANGELES — Nicollette up the story in Sunday’s episode, Harrison already shared a star Sheridan says her “Desperate with Edie mourned by her Wisteria with The Beatles, but now he Housewives” character faced Lane neighbors. and John Lennon have their own. something more dangerous than Cherry told TV Guide the show a deranged husband: The actress has been under pressure to cut costs, with the magazine estimating By Solvej Schou claims the show’s creator had it in The Associated Press for Edie Britt. that Sheridan’s departure will save up to $200,000 per episode. Cherry Sheridan told TV Guide maga- LOS ANGELES — Hundreds zine that Edie must represent some- also says in TV Guide’s April 20 issue that Edie’s story and sexual esca- of George Harrison’s biggest body that “Desperate Housewives” fans and best friends, includ- creator Marc Cherry didn’t like and pades had run their course. ing Paul McCartney and Tom that he had trouble “distinguishing THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Petty, turned out Tuesday to see a posthumous star for the quiet Beatle unveiled during a raucous celebration on the Hollywood Walk of Fame. Fellow former Beatle McCartney stood next to OVEN-TOASTED Harrison’s widow, Olivia, and GOURMET son, Dhani, as the star was unveiled in front of the land- SANDWICHES! mark Capitol Records building. AWESOME! “Thank you very much!” he yelled to hundreds of scream- CHRIS PIZZELLO/ASSOCIATED PRESS ing fans wearing Beatles Musicians Tom Petty and Paul McCartney join Harrison’s widow T-shirts and holding signs, and son in celebrating the dedication in Los Angeles on Tuesday. albums and flowers to honor Harrison. the Beatles, but only he and world,” Olivia Harrison said of The only other surviving John Lennon, who was shot her late husband. member of the band, Ringo to death by a deranged fan in After the ceremony, Idle, Starr, did not attend. But one 1980, have their own stars. Olivia and Dhani Harrison, Rob Corddry of Harrison’s friends, Monty Harrison, the youngest of the McCartney and his girlfriend, Python’s Eric Idle, said he had Beatles, died of lung cancer in Nancy Shevell, and oth- recently spoken to Starr. 2001 at age 58. ers attended a luncheon at From the... Harrison already shared a “He was a beautiful, mysti- Capitol Records’ spacious Walk of Fame star with all of cal man living in a material Studio A. Daily Show ROTC | Westphal will be commissioned in May Continued from Page 5 “There’s lots of people that and dedication. are brilliant, but when you Westphal is scheduled to be FREE for WSU Students he has to do well and it works combine that with hard work commissioned in May, when he well for him,” he said. that person can go pretty far,” will take up duties as an Armor Whiteside said Westphal has he said. Lieutenant. studied the high-ranking mili- Whiteside said Westphal “I am honored to serve this April 15th tary structures, but it will really served in fall 2008 as the country and the values that it be a treat for him to interact Cougar Battalion Commander, was built on,” Westphal said. with them himself, an opportu- which is a great honor as well “I am very grateful to have this 6:00pm @CUB Ballroom nity well earned. as requiring a lot of hard work chance.”

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www.dailyevergreen.com sports The Daily Evergreen sports editor Dan Agnew  [email protected] PAGE 7 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 Pac-10 stars declare for NBA draft Some might lack the skills needed for now

The Jones By Andy Jones

For those of us nerds who hate the NBA but still need our basketball fix, the past two weeks have been a wave of astonishment. Practically every star from the 2008-09 Pac-10 season has declared for the NBA Draft. For some, the decision was obvious. But the majority of these players will not see a lick of playing time in the NBA and could potentially waste their one chance in the basketball spot- light. To nobody’s surprise, 2008- 09 Pac-10 Player of the Year FILE/DAILY EVERGREEN sophomore James Harden, the projected No. 4 pick according Dakota Breish passes the ball during a women’s rugby game against Western Oregon University on Feb. 21, 2009, at Martin to NBA Draft.com, was among Stadium. WSU finished the regular season undefeated, earning the league championship against Western Washington. the first to declare. Though March consisted of the worst stretch of basketball of his collegiate career, Harden has the Undefeated yet underfunded all-around game to become an NBA All-Star and the Lebron WSU could compete in the had to raise the funds and if ACCOMPLISHMENTS way since then. When we first James-esque body control that Division II championship in it wants to represent WSU at started, we had a hard time will stand out at any level. nationals, they will have to do it ■ Feb. 28: Completed undefeat- maintaining a full roster, and we Florida at a cost of $15,000. again. ed regular season struggled to win games.” HACKETT, ANOTHER SOLID “We’re considered a sports ■ March 14: Won Pacific MacDonald said getting to By Nathan Petty club,” team President Erin nationals is a huge step for the DEFENDER, HAS NO Contributing writer Northwest Rugby Football MacDonald said. “We get a Union Championship team. EXCEPTIONAL OFFENSIVE certain amount of money from “We’re definitely the under- During a disappointing year ■ April 3: Won Pacific Coast TALENTS. HE WILL NOT for Cougar sports fans, the the school, but the majority of dog team,” she said. “Nobody our money comes from our own Rugby Football Union expected us to go this far, espe- BE DRAFTED. WSU women’s rugby team went Championship undefeated and earned a spot fundraising.” cially with such a young, inter- in the Division II Collegiate MacDonald said the total has left the team thousands of nally-coached program.” While many of people appear Women’s Nationals in Florida cost of the Florida trip would be dollars short. After three years of rebuild- to be surprised regarding the this weekend. about $15,000 for airfare, hotels Vice President Leah ing the program, the women’s amount of hype surrounding But despite the athletes’ and rental cars. Hammon said the team wants rugby team is ranked fourth in Arizona’s junior forward Jordan achievements, they may not be “Right now we’re at $4,000,” to make the trip not only to con- the country and has a record Hill, the projected No. 3 pick able to make the trip. she said. “We asked for dona- tinue competing, but to repre- of 9-0, including a 76-5 win according to NBA Draft.com, The team traveled to tions, sold T-shirts and rented sent the university at a national against the University of he is a star in the making. He California on April 3 to compete out our players to work. We only level. Washington in February. was possibly the most improved in the playoffs and returned to found out last weekend that we “This is the furthest we’ve If the women find a way to player in the nation, and his Pullman as champions of the made it to nationals.” ever been able to advance our Florida, they will play Saturday upside is in the stratosphere. Pacific Coast Rugby Football MacDonald said the short play,” Hammon said. “The club against La Salle University, My praise extends no further Union. notice is making it difficult to was re-established three years the No. 13-seed from the Mid- than these two stars. Atlantic Rugby Football Union. To get to California, the team raise funds for the trip, which ago, and we’ve come a long Stunningly, USC’s trio of freshman DeMar DeRozan, and juniors Taj Gibson and Daniel Hackett has also declared. If Studies show the outdoors are good for you these three players returned, USC would be the heavy favorite entering the 2009 season. Most evidence points to a stong link between a healthy lifestyle and the outdoors DeRozan – who emerged as thing, and I’d like to know what Toxicity: Human Health and the description of a “wilderness rap- the Pac-10’s best freshman dur- psychologically, what is going Natural Environment.” ture, including self-awareness; ing the second half of the season on. Unfortunately, this topic still Frumkin’s research goes feelings of awe, wonder, and – would be the Pac-10 Player The Grass has a way to go in the research humility; a sense of comfort of the Year next season if he world. There are some people SPENDING EXTENDED TIME in and connection to nature; returned. His growing pains are is Greener out there, however, who are get- INDOORS AND SURROUNDED increased appreciation of oth- still evident, and with one more By Lenore Perconti ting a good start on the matter. BY TREELESS, WATERLESS ers; and a feeling of renewal and season under his belt, he could Edward O. Wilson made pub- vigor.” easily be a Top 5 pick. here’s something about lic an evolutionary psychology FIELDS WAS A BIG I smile as I read this because I don’t know what Gibson is the great outdoors that theory called biophilia hypoth- CRASH WHEN I GOT BACK every outdoor enthusiast knows thinking. Though he was prob- gives us a natural high. esis in his book “Biophilia: exactly what Cumes is talking ably an NBA-ready defender T TO PULLMAN. about. I spent last summer rafting, The Human Bond with Other before ever coming to USC, he Unfortunately, the holistic canoeing, camping and hiking Species.” Biolphilia translates to over a range of what he calls lacks the offensive fluidness to among great rivers and forests. “love of life or living systems.” benefits associated with the wil- compete with the NBA’s giants. “domains of nature contact.” derness experience are mainly My endorphin levels were off the Wilson suggests there is a con- These include the effect of Hackett, another solid charts. nection between living things, documented and researched spending time with animals, through business institutions. defender, has no exceptional Returning to school was a the environment and the psyche plants and landscapes. Most offensive talents. He will not be big downer. Spending extended of modern humans. He explains Many summer camp-like insti- interesting is the wilderness tutions market to struggling drafted. time indoors and surrounded that through evolution humans experience factor, which involves Neither DeRozan or Gibson by treeless, waterless fields was have a natural affection toward addicts, juvenile delinquents, more than just viewing animals the terminally ill, etc., whose has hired an agent, meaning a big crash when I got back to plants, animals and nature. at the zoo or driving to a view- outdoor-oriented programs cor- they can pull out of the draft Pullman. This theory is helpful, but point to look at a sunset. The rect these addictions, behaviors before the June 15 deadline. The It quickly became clear to far too broad to explain the wilderness experience is the and mental illnesses. While most NBA Draft is June 25. me that separation from the natural high experienced by immersion in nature, and we’re of these programs have good The two most interesting natural world and the entrance outdoor lovers. A more in-depth talking about activities like hik- intentions, many businesses use dilemmas are the other two into an industrialized, busy study by Howard Frumkin of ing, camping, rock climbing, the romanticized western view parts of Arizona’s trio. work-oriented life affected on my Emory University discusses the whitewater rafting, fishing, you of the Wilderness to their Junior Chase Budinger, who overall well being. I know others idea that nature helps people name it. who have experienced the same maintain well being in “Beyond Frumkin cites David Cumes’ See HEALTH Page 8 See SENIORS Page 8 8 THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 sports brief A warm moment for a fallen player HEALTH | Mental NFL snubs Seahawks The Mariners’ honored the late health also a from primetime game Angel pitcher Nick Adenhart big factor SEATTLE — After one losing before their home opener. season, the Seahawks are suddenly Continued from Page 7 not-ready-for-primetime players. By Gregg Bell The NFL schedule announced The Associated Press Tuesday has Seattle opening the financial advantage. season at home for only the third SEATTLE — To honor pitch- Research by these institutions since 2000. It has the Seahawks er Nick Adenhart, Los Angeles has documented improvement on the road for three consecutive Angels owner Arte Moreno will in mental health. Such studies games for the third time in team lead a contingent of eight team report higher recovery rates for history. And it has them without members to a private funeral substance abuse and behavioral a game scheduled for primetime service in Maryland this week problems in those who spend national television for the first time between West Coast night constructive time in the out- in 26 years. games. The league does have a “flexed” doors, as opposed to those who schedule system for late in the sea- Angels general manager do not. Surveys have shown son that could allow NBC television Tony Reagins said Tuesday that people feel more rejuvenated to pick the Seahawks for a prime- Moreno has arranged a jet to and content after extended trips time game, should Seattle return to fly the owner, the GM, manager in the wilderness. Mike Scioscia, team executive playoff contention. Studies have yet to reveal THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Tim Mead, pitching coach Mike Butcher, plus pitchers Dustin the exact mechanism in our Moseley, Jered Weaver and brain chemistry that triggers John Lackey from Seattle after a greater sense of well-being Wednesday night’s game. when exposed to this wilder- Scioscia said he and the play- ness experience. But, when ers will get back to Seattle in various research findings are CALZONE & PIZZA time for that night’s series finale pieced together, a correlation against the Mariners – though ELAINE THOMPSON/ASSOCIATED PRESS lies between well-being and the he emphasized the focus should Angels manager Mike Scioscia, left, and Mariners manager outdoors. Frumkin concludes his remain on Adenhart’s family Don Wakamatsu pause during a moment of silence Tuesday. research article by stating that and not the Angels. through satisfying our inher- “We’re going to support Friday at Williamsport High made his first start of the sea- ent longing for the natural, or Nick’s family. That’s what this School, where Adenhart played son, while his lost teammate’s “echoes of our origins,” we will E 1115 MAIN ST. as a teen. grey game jersey with No. 34 (Across from Stephenson Hall) is about,” a somber Scioscia enhance our well being. This Scott Osborne of Osborne and “Adenhart” stitched in red said Tuesday before his griev- means we need to incorporate ing team began the three-game Funeral Home said Tuesday faced out of his locker in the that the 7 p.m. ceremony will clubhouse. A bouquet of yellow nature into our daily lives not series against the Mariners. “It’s only by escaping to the wilder- about us doing what we can do be closed to news media at the roses sat alone in a vase on the family’s request. front shelf of Adenhart’s locker. ness or indulging an outdoor to let them know the magnitude experience, but in day-to-day and how we feel their loss also. Andrew Thomas Gallo, 22, The chilling scene caught things such as urban planning, “But it’s about them losing a of San Gabriel, Calif., has been the glances of teammates, for son, and that’s the perspective.” charged with three counts whom the pain and memories landscape architecture and the The 22-year-old rookie of murder in the deaths of of Adenhart’s passing are still medical world. Breadtwists and two friends were killed Adenhart, 20-year-old driver fresh. So maybe a portal to happi- Thursday when a driver, whom Courtney Stewart of Diamond “As humanely possible as it is ness isn’t in parties, good GPAs, days police say was drunk, ran a Bar, Calif., and 25-year-old (to cope), it’s been tough,” Torii relationships or keeping busy. a week red light and hit their car in passenger Henry Pearson of Hunter said. Go out and experience the out- Fullerton, Calif. Manhattan Beach, Calif. The team plans to keep doors. There will be a difference. 7 The Angels will be attending Adenhart was to pitch Adenhart’s locker intact LENORE PERCONTI IS A JUNIOR BIOCHEMISTRY MAJOR FROM CLARKSTON. SHE CAN BE for CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED a service separate from the one Tuesday’s game against the throughout the season, at home IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR a funeral home said will be held Mariners. Instead, Shane Loux and on the road. THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. 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Anonymity guaranteed. opinion The Daily Evergreen opinion editor Amanda Woodcock  [email protected] PAGE 9 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 2009 Roommates Don’t bank on getting hired Despite accolades, graduates need to broaden job expectations By Peter K. Jackson expected to lose 20 percent of its leave rubbish The Daily (Northwestern U.) Northwestern pre-economic crisis workforce GRADUATES EMBRACING by this summer, according to IDEAS AND OPPORTUNITIES Stinky roommate struggles abound for some Before spring break, Betsy Bloomberg. Hiring is slow. This THEY’D WRITTEN OFF WHEN Bishop sat me down and nod- much I knew before I walked simultaneously crash-land ded as I recounted a miserable into UCS’ library office, ready THEY SIGNED UP FOR BIG from atop a proverbial cloud story. We were talking about my to impersonate this MMSS wiz SALARIES AT BORING FIRMS. of glee – its time to live with job search so far. Bishop takes kid’s dogged guise, with his The Cheap people again. It’s time to deal drop-in appointments at the résumé under my arm. should be even more willing to with a chosen roommate for Northwestern University Career As I told her, Betsy did not help you,” Bishop said. Seats another night of uninhibited Services office. bat an eye. She wasn’t unkind, She told me to make in- By Rusty Shellhorn pandemonium. I couldn’t understand why but she wasn’t sympathetic person appointments, as they my bulletproof resume - we’ll either. Forget national invest- are thought to be more effective Despite the precedence of THEY COME IN ALL SHAPES get to it – hadn’t landed me a ment banks, she said. They had than phone or e-mail submission I feared the task AND SIZES, MAKING THEM summer job at a big investment already swooped through, and interactions. would inevitably set, I nodded INCREDIBLY DIFFICULT TO bank. My first-round interviews the runoff of students who had “You’re probably just end- to my new roommate in affir- with Bane & Co., a big consult- gotten further with the banks ing up in a pile of resumes,” she mation. I didn’t want to do it, IDENTIFY AND DESTROY. ing firm, and J.P. Morgan, the (but hadn’t gotten offers) had said. “We have to figure out how investment bank, were not fol- but I knew in avoidance of a gone on to the consulting firms. to get people to say ‘Let’s take a lowed up with further sessions. future conflict, I had to. After And for some, that pan- Forget those, too. look at you.’” Now, to be clear, this wasn’t all, it was my turn to drag the demonium consists of more Then she laid out a new job really my resume. It was a Finally, she asked me to con- garbage to the trashbin in the than petty altercations over search plan, one good not just slightly altered version of some- sider companies that aren’t in basement regardless of how trash trips. It consists of an for finance hotshots but for any my desired field but have badly I hated it. one else’s. It was bulletproof, undergraduate facing a daunting opportunity for the annoyed to I thought, for a student who financial positions. The problem was that in break out the water buckets at market for jobs and internships. “Create a list of your favorite our common and continu- wants to work in finance. Its Below, we’ve detailed the state six in the morning to help the lucky owner, a junior, is in the companies and go right to their ous procrastination, our trash drunken get over a hangover. of the job market for students Web sites and see if they’ve mathematical methods in the and young graduates, both with cans had physically formed the It consists of horrifying music posted finance internship Himalayas – the one by the social sciences program. He’s numbers and the first-person preferences, odd smells, hidden also earning a Kellogg certificate opportunities,” she said. “Google door resembled Mount Everest porn collections, rude awaken- accounts of struggling alumni. in financial economics. He has a What Bishop told me may financial intern” might not be as and the one under my desk ings and awkwardly open sex 3.66 GPA. He took last fall quar- be invaluable advice for anyone valuable on paper as “Morgan K2 – yet its aroma suggested a lives. Stanley Junior Analyst,” but it marshy swampland. ter off – to prolong his summer who’s trying to secure a posi- The horror stories are end- stint as a deputy finance director tion – for the summer or the might be more fun, and it might To the dismay of my dwell- less. And so are the masses of ing companion, in the life for a political campaign you may long run – in a turbulent market give me pause before delving bad roommates. They come recall, Obama for America. scarce of jobs. into finance at an uncertain stages where you’re most in all shapes and sizes, mak- committed to the rotation of If his résumé has an Achilles She asked me where home moment. ing them incredibly difficult to heel, it is a lack of prior experi- was and recommended I try “Pause,” by the way, is what classes, working out and doing identify and destroy. No, I’m absolutely nothing in between, ence at a bank. In the past, that to find alumni in the area who you see in statistics about jobs not advocating murder. That’s you develop a condition of was typically a problem for a work in the field of finance. and hear in conversations about illegal. comfortable filth. In all hon- graduating senior, not a junior. She told me to set up “infor- careers. Graduates embracing esty, I didn’t care if our trash Wink, wink. No longer. When recruiters mational interviews” with ideas and opportunities they’d was reaching a radioactive state So how do innocent bedfel- from investment banks came them, a process that inverts the written off when they signed up as long as “The Office” wasn’t lows deal with these pesky and went this winter, he was left rhythm of a typical job inter- for big salaries at boring firms. interrupted by a trip to the perpetrators? Other than pre- jobless. view. I would ask questions such Students taking another look trashbin. meditated homicide, the secret What do University Career as, “If you were in my position, at a compelling major they’d Bring in the Hazmat team! I to surviving an entire year with Services staffers say to these what would you do to secure written off as less financially was being a bad roommate. a rambunctious roomie is to crestfallen wannabe masters of an internship?” and they would lucrative than econ. Everyone Living in a small, confined simply attempt to accept your the universe? Well, they don’t respond with advice. Often, reevaluating what they want to space resembling a bird cage, partner’s irritating state. sugarcoat it. Not that they these interviews snag connec- do with their lives and how to it’s difficult for residence hall If you’re interested in a should. tions, if not jobs, for students they will get there. or apartment inhabitants to more saintly solution, simply The “financial services” farsighted enough to schedule So pause. Especially if you’re resolve even the simplest of talk to them and understand sector – encompassing head- them. going to look at the statistics. problems. At times, it seems that even the nicest of roomies line-grabbing companies such “You already have that NU have more negative than posi- THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE only divine intervention can as Citigroup and AIG – is connection with them, so they DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. motivate lazy or stubborn tive traits. Of course, that’s not roommates. Unlike being born always a practical option if he into a family we either love or she is so hooked on their role-playing fantasy com- Letters to the editor or loathe, roommates are the E-mail letters to [email protected] family we often choose and, puter games they can’t com- while college roommates are municate in reality or even in boot camp, cleaning the female may prove their innocence against never the idyllic companions remember their real names: WSU men’s restrooms officer’s head (that’s a “bathroom” allegations. of “Friends,” few things are “I am Lord Valtron, Master for those of you who don’t habla) at To follow certain bylaws and omit more disheartening to an eager of the Underground Goblin are better than some RTC San Diego. It was far beyond others is a mockery of the demo- Decrepticons.” student than a bad experience Editor: “awful,” and I shudder at the memory. cratic process. Of course, I immedi- ately sought out to write the Judicial with one. At any rate, bad roommates This is in response to Ian Let’s just say that it totally shattered The most disappointing part are impossible to avoid, and the “sugar and spice and everything Board members. According to By-law Harrington’s column “Men’s bath- 340.02(B), a directory of all ASWSU is that college is an otherwise these experiences will inevi- rooms need a flush” from Monday’s nice” theory. great place. Student by day and tably question your ability to Judicial Board members should be paper. While I entirely agree with on the ASWSU web site. It wasn’t. I animal by night, the average judge character. And though the status of the men’s bathrooms Scott Wyatt most college roommates just Senior, anthropology then thought that maybe they aren’t Cougar generally enjoys a stay in Todd Hall, perhaps only eclipsed on there because that bylaw has in glorious Pullman. become space fillers, every few by those in the library, I disagree been suspended, as made possible No parents to watch over, will become good friends. with the assessment of the women’s For such harsh penalties, by ASWSU bylaw 120.03 with a vote no house rules to abide by and, That is, unless you don’t bathrooms. of 3/4 + 1 vote of the ASWSU Senate. of course, no lack of weeknight take out the trash. I have never been in there, and make it all or none I went to the ASWSU website to parties. Then they get back to RUSTY SHELLHORN IS A FRESHMAN EDUCATION MAJOR FROM LIBERTY LAKE. HE CAN the author never has either. He only look at the senate minutes, which their rooms, look across the BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS got a peek through an open door. Editor: should be on there as outlined by EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY You guys were dead on with cold tile floor, and EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. What he did not see were the sinks by-law 340.02(F). You guessed it; the and the stalls. I have worked in the your editorial Monday, “ASWSU re- minutes haven’t been updated in hazardous waste industry, cleaned election decision is invalid” regard- over six months. bilges on a Navy destroyer, and ing the invalid re-election decision. Judicial Board: Follow your Use more characters and reach an audience worked as a custodian in the vet ASWSU By-law 611.02(O) does state own bylaws. Reinstate the election hospital (cleaning surgery rooms, the candidates must be notified results. greater than your 10 Twitter followers. among other things). within 36 hours of a complaint. This The ugliest, nastiest, most dis- timetable allows candidates a quick Joshua Meyer gusting job that I have ever had was turnaround to gather evidence that Junior, mechanical engineering E-mail a letter of 250 words or fewer to [email protected] Visit www.dailyevergreen.com/opinion for columns and letters.

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The Associated Press James Willett said Tuesday he Police have said Sandra was STOCKTON, Calif. — A has not decided whether to seek found wearing the same clothes woman kidnapped, raped and the death penalty. she had on when she was last murdered an 8-year-old girl and During Tuesday’s hearing, seen: a pink “Hello Kitty” T-shirt stuffed her body in a suitcase which lasted several min- and black leggings. that was dumped in a pond just utes, public defender Ellen They have not said how, why a few miles from home, prosecu- Schwarzenberg asked Judge or where she was killed, and the tors alleged Tuesday. Richard A. Vlavianos for a gag coroner’s office has said autopsy order in the case. Vlavianos said Melissa Huckaby, 28, was results are pending. that question would be answered A criminal complaint said the charged with murdering her by his colleague, Judge Terrence murder occurred “on or about” daughter’s playmate, Sandra Van Oss, who would be presid- March 27 but gave no other Cantu, in a gruesome crime ing over future hearings. details. that has shocked and terrified Vlavianos ordered Huckaby Huckaby was arrested Friday, residents of Tracy, a Northern to return to court April 24, when hours after she told a Tracy California city of about 78,000, she’s expected to enter a plea. Press reporter that the suitcase 60 miles east of San Francisco. Family members of the was hers but it had been stolen PAUL SAKUMA/ASSOCIATED PRESS Huckaby, who volunteered defendant and victim filed quiet- the day Sandra went missing. Melissa Huckaby, 28, cries in a Stockton, Calif., courtroom as a Sunday school teacher ly into and out of the courtroom In the days after Sandra’s during her arraignment for rape and murder on Tuesday. at her grandfather’s Clover Tuesday, declining to speak with body was found, police searched Road Baptist Church in Tracy, reporters. Many cried softly Clover Road Baptist Church, as a loving mother with a strong on television. appeared in a San Joaquin during the hearing and became interviewed Huckaby’s grand- religious background. Lawless said the family cried County courtroom for her especially emotional when the father, Pastor Clifford Lawless, Relatives visited Huckaby and prayed together during the arraignment in a red jumpsuit rape allegation was read. and took items from the family’s late Monday at the San Joaquin visit. and shackles. She trembled and Sandra disappeared March home. Huckaby lived with her County Jail, where she was being The little girl’s family broke cried as a judge read the charge: 27, last seen on surveillance grandparents. held without bail. down in tears when they were one count of murder with the camera video skipping outside She grew up in Southern “We’re in shock,” said Brian told of the sexual assault allega- special circumstances of rape the Orchard Estates Mobile California and bounced back and Lawless, Huckaby’s father. “The tions. with a foreign object, lewd or Home Park where she lived just forth between Tracy and Orange young lady I see on film, that’s “I’m in shock. The whole thing lascivious conduct with a child five doors from Huckaby. County after high school, said not my daughter,” he said, refer- is unimaginable,” Sandra’s aunt, under 14 and murder in the A 10-day search by law her family, who described her ring to images of her broadcast Angie Chavez, said Monday.

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Out of the ordinary Funny, disturbing or otherwise noteworthy news. goals in response to Armstrong’s discovered three more lambs. Texas elementary school previous complaints. The Lansing State Journal According to a police report, reported Tuesday that one of Paul gets noise citation Armstrong told an officer that Oesterle’s Suffolk-mix ewes gave SAN ANTONIO — A fed-up Texas “police, fire, ambulances and the (Air birth to quintuplets last week. homeowner has gotten a noise cita- Force) training jets are not unreason- Michigan State University sheep tion issued against his neighbor – an able, but the noise coming from the expert Alan Culham says the chance elementary school. elementary school was.” of that breed bearing the multiple Police in suburban Universal City A court date for the citation has litter is one in 10,000. say they had to issue the citation been set for May 12. Oesterle, whose farm is south- after Butch Armstrong complained east of Lansing, says he thought the about the noise coming from Farmer gets a surprise ewe had given birth to twins but he Olympia Elementary School during found three more lambs when he the school’s Family Fitness Day on from quintuplet lambs checked the next day. March 20. Oesterle says the ewe can’t Principal Terri LeBleu says the VEVAY TOWNSHIP, Mich. — A produce enough for all five babies school had already built a fence, Michigan farmer whose ewe gave so he has to help feed them every Cougar Country Family Owned and Managed removed loudspeakers and installed birth to twins found himself carefully six hours. Drive-In Since 1973 noise-reducing backing on basketball counting sheep when he later THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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