Katrina Kills 55, Death Toll Rising They Choose to Pump Gas Before Hurricane Floods the Gulf Coast, and the Attics As the Floodwaters Rose Around Them

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WHAT’S THE WORD OF THE DAY? | PAGE 9 TUESDAY Mostly sunny August 30, 2005 Volume 112, Number 8 High: 72 | Low: 43 More weather Page 2 �THE STUDENT�� VOICE OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1896 www.dailyevergreen.com Gas Thefts due to rise in prices Drive-offs at gas stations are common and more are expected with the recent flux of people in Pullman.

Rachelle Flynn Contributing writer Local gas stations expect the theft of gasoline to increase with the return of students. “It goes through its spurts,” said Darcy Wilson, manager of Stinker Station No. 38 in Moscow. “With gas prices being as high as they are, you really have to pay attention.” Wilson said in the past week they have had two drive-offs, one with diesel and one with gas fuel. She worries about diesel, at almost $3 a gallon, being stolen more than anything. “One got caught and came back and paid,” she said. “They’ll say, ‘Oh, I thought I put my card in.’ The funny thing is, there’s no JOHN BAZEMORE/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS card reader in the diesel.” Garron Lenaz recovers an American flag from the rubble in front of his home in Gulfport, Miss., after Hurricane Katrina To catch the drive-offs, struck the Gulf Coast Monday. gas stations will track a thief’s license plate number by writing it down or with cameras. They keep track of the cars more if Katrina kills 55, death toll rising they choose to pump gas before Hurricane floods the Gulf Coast, and the attics as the floodwaters rose around them. See DRIVE-OFFS | Page 7 body count begins to climb. And authorities said the death toll is certain Hurricane relief effort to rise as authorities reach victims in flood- Jan Kinsella, 67, has been on more than 70 Allen G. Breed ravaged neighborhoods. relief missions for the American Red Cross. The Associated Press “The state today has suffered a grievous The Spokane resident was scheduled to leave blow,” Mississippi Gov. Haley Barbour said. for Baton Rouge, La., at 6:30 a.m. today to provide Film club NEW ORLEANS — Announcing itself In Mississippi’s Harrison County, communications support following the devasta- with shrieking, 145-mph winds, Hurricane emergency operations center spokesman tion of Hurricane Katrina. Katrina slammed into the Gulf Coast on Jim Pollard said an estimated 50 people “It’s going to be a hardship tour,” she said. Monday, submerging entire neighborhoods were killed by Katrina, with the bulk of the “There will probably not be any running water or premieres up to their roofs, swamping Mississippi’s deaths at an apartment complex in Biloxi. anything you can drink.” beachfront casinos and blowing out win- Three other people were killed by falling Kinsella is a member of the Response dows in hospitals and high-rises. At least 55 trees in Mississippi and two died in a traffic Technology Team for the Inland Northwest on campus people were killed, authorities said. accident in Alabama, authorities said. Chapter of the American Red Cross. For New Orleans – a dangerously vul- “Some of them, it was their last night She said the job requires her to help establish Wednesday is the kick off cell phone, satelite phone, computer and power nerable city because it sits mostly below sea on Earth,” Terry Ebbert, chief of homeland support for a relief headquarters on site in Baton meeting of a long awaited level in a bowl-shaped depression – it was security for New Orleans, said of people Rouge. organization dedicated to not the apocalyptic storm forecasters had who ignored orders to evacuate the city of She said similar hurricane relief work took producing films. feared. 480,000 over the weekend. “That’s a hard Kinsella to Florida for almost three and a half But it was plenty bad, in New Orleans way to learn a lesson.” months last summer. and elsewhere along the coast, where scores “We pray that the loss of life is very lim- Relief personnel from across the nation and Emily Luty people had to be rescued from rooftops and Contributing writer See HURRICANE | Page 7 See RED CROSS | Page 7 Wazzu Films is a new organization on campus focusing their lens on student filmmakers. Nick Bergthold, a junior mar- keting major, and Ryan Foulkes, a senior communication major, ProFormance, a new place to recuperate are the president and vice presi- young and the old. Co-own- and raised in.” ics at the high school, they dent of the organization. Injured community members will have another option for ers Bashaw, Laura Nakata In addition to general both became interested in Not only the two heads of the Vannucci and Troy Vannucci physical therapy practice, the physical therapy. Bashaw organization, they are the stu- physical therapy starting Sept. 1. will take patients, athletes co-owners will offer injury earned a bachelor’s degree in dents who envisioned the orga- and non-athletes alike, from prevention courses for little physical therapy at Eastern nization dedicated to film mak- Nick Eaton Pullman High School, WSU, or no charge to the public, Washington University before ers and their needs after they Contributing writer attended a North by Northwest the elderly and everyone in such as knee injury prevention earning four more athletic cer- seminar, Foulkes said. between. classes and pre- and post- tifications elsewhere. Pullman natives are break- “We want to get really operation programs for people Nakata Vannucci earned “There’s a lot of people here ing into the world of indepen- who don’t know where to go,” involved with the commu- undergoing joint replacement her bachelor’s degree in biolo- dent physical therapy practice. nity in a number of different surgery. gy with a pre-physical training Bergthold said. ProFormance Physical The organization is holding ways,” said Bashaw, who Bashaw and Nakata option at WSU. She said WSU their first meeting at 7 p.m. on Therapy, founded by Pullman specializes in sports and rec- Vannucci were born and provided her with a grea- native Bob Bashaw, will reation athletics. “We care for raised in Pullman. Having See CLUB | Page 7 open its doors Sept. 1 to the the community we were born been involved with athlet- See PROFORMANCE | Page 7

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CHRISTOPHER ONSTOTT/DAILY EVERGREEN Cornerback Omowale “Wally” Dada, right, successfully defends wide receiver Kipp Curtis in the end zone at practice Monday. All eyes on Wally Starting cornerback Omowale “Wally” starting corner back Omowale “Wally” is ready to go,” Greene said. “And I’m College in California for eligibility purpos- Dada will step on the field Thursday Dada could determine just how much excited to see what he does.” es, Dada landed at WSU with three years consistency the defense can provide. The weight on Dada’s shoulders this to play three seasons. with little starting experience. Dada and Alex Teems will give the season is something new for the 5-foot-11 “When he first got here, I thought he Cougars a pair of starting senior cover defensive back. probably should have stayed at Eastern Marcus Potts men who have a collective 11 career starts. Under the radar when he finished high cause that’s what he looked like from an Daily Evergreen staff Teems has ten of those. school, the defensive back signed with ability standpoint,” Greene said. “But “I’m not worried about him,” said Wally has worked himself into being a ed by a sophomore quarterback Eastern Illinois, a Division II program. Pac-10 corner and done an outstanding and some big-play threats on Teems of Dada’s role this season. “I think In a short amount of time he decided he job for us.” L the offense this season, the WSU he’s gonna handle his job.” wanted to take his game to the highest Getting his first shot on special teams, football team may turn to its defense for Secondary coach Ken Greene also said college level and play for a big-time pro- Dada may have picked up what will be continuity. Dada has what it takes. gram. There the play of newly appointed “I have no question at all that Wally After transferring to Saddleback Junior See WALLY | Page 8 Injuries leave team playing musical positions A WSU safety goes down, However, the with the first-team defense. Monday and Tuesday. be getting some playing time.” leaving beginners a chance at foggy situation “He has responded well “DeWayne will most likely Coming into the season, the has become a being in there,” WSU Defensive be the starter,” Akey said. “We WSU secondary was considered field time against the Vandals. lot clearer with Coordinator Robb Akey said. have three guys at safety who one of the team’s weaknesses. Last year, the unit was criti- Kyle Bonagura the emergence “He has done a real good job we feel very comfortable with Daily Evergreen staff of junior trans- and has been pushing himself (Abdullah, Patterson and Eric cized for not being able to cover fer DeWayne hard.” Frampton).” a lot of ground. Akey said that When Husain Abdullah went Patterson. Abdullah Abdullah returned to practice With Patterson slotted to start shouldn’t be as big of a problem down with a left ankle sprain on With Abdullah Monday, and showed no signs of when the Cougars host Idaho at this year because the defensive Aug. 19, the WSU secondary was sidelined more being bothered by the ankle inju- 7 p.m. on Thursday, he couldn’t line will be putting a lot more left with a question mark as to than a week, Patterson got the ry. Akey said he looked good in be happier. pressure on opposing who would fill the void at free opportunity to impress the practice and would be evaluated “I am pretty excited,” he said. safety. coaching staff while taking reps by the training staff after practice “I’m just happy that I’m going to See INJURIES | Page 6 Seattle game | Sept. 17 Coming up | Wednesday First down | Thursday Contact the editor Pick up tickets for the The Seahawks are in a league Cougar football begins Sports editor Sarah McGuire Seattle game between 8 of their own. Read about again and we have the e-mail | [email protected] a.m. and 4: 30 p.m. at the their shift to the NFC West in scoop on outstanding play- desk phone | (509) 335-1140 WSU ticket office. tomorrow’s sports section. ers. Look for player profiles. 6 | THE DAILY EVERGREEN SPORTS TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2005 Wally | Waving goodbye to special teams Injuries | Sports Brief

Continued from Page 5 “To me, if a guy’s a good spe- els and aware that work is to be cial teams player when they’re done on other plains. Ready to run Agassi shows he’s young, they have a chance to be “[I need to] understand that Continued from Page 5 his most-needed tool for this a good football player,” Greene things might go wrong, but not too old for tennis season: the ability to perform said. its how you bounce back from NEW YORK — Like an ageless under pressure. Greene watched Dada those things that [determines] quarterbacks, making it harder rock star, Andre Agassi took the “You have 15 to 20 plays a improve at what he says was what kind of person and what for receivers to get open. court for his 20th straight U.S. game [on special teams], that’s a consistent pace. When the kind of player you are,” he said. Cornerback Alex Teems is the Open to roars that drowned out all you get,” Dada said. “You Cougars lost three of four He also says he knows what only returning starter in the sec- his introduction. know that’s your only time to He gave his adoring fans one defensive backs to graduation got him to this point and it’s the ondary and Wally Dada will be shine.” more memory Monday night in this past season, Dada’s oppor- same thing that will help him the other corner. And shine Dada did. a match that was little more than tunity was realized. this season. a practice session, and he left, as Against New Mexico last sea- “From the time he got here, “You can’t fault hard work,” son, he blocked a punt that led always, blowing kisses in all direc- where he was way behind Dada said. “If you continue to tions. to a WSU come-from-behind everybody else, he’s kind of build off what you did before, Close to home No one, not even Agassi, win on the road. Greene found made a steady climb,” Greene eventually you will be at the top knows if this will be his last U.S. Dada’s knack for making plays said. “He just kind of keeps get- of your game.” ■ Few WSU students have Open, but if it is he started it out on the reserve-laden packages ting better.” The Cougars will need personal ties to Louisiana, but in fine fashion with a tidy 69- to be a sign that, although he On the eve of his debut as “Wally” to be at the top of his that is not the case for fresh- minute, 6-3, 6-3, 6-1 romp over was struggling at corner, he had a starting Pac-10 corner back, game – the defense will depend man linebacker Cory Evans. an overwhelmed and thoroughly what it took to come around. Dada is confident on some lev- on it. outclassed Romanian, Razvan With Hurricane Katrina beating Sabau. down on the Gulf Coast and Cranking out 11 aces at up Louisiana, Evans, who is from to 127 mph, drilling baseline Lena, Louis., spent Monday winners at will, toying with drop worrying about the safety of shots and lobs, Agassi couldn’t friends and family members have asked for a much easier back home. start to the year’s last Grand Slam “I’m going to call my mom tournament. when I get back home,” Evans Agassi won the Open in 1994 said after practice Monday. and ‘99, was runner-up three ■ times and has never missed the Lena is about three hours tournament since 1986. north of New Orleans, which “That’s an amazing thing,” he was hit hard by Katrina, but told the crowd. “I’ve been through Evans was unsure how things a lot of things in my life. A lot of were in his hometown. He also things have taken me away from planned to contact friends he the lines of a tennis court. But it’s has who attend Grambling never taken me away from here. State University in Louisiana. Twenty years here feels better WSU will face Grambling Sept. than 19, so thank you.” 17 at Qwest Field in Seattle. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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� � �� TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2005 Opinion 8 We must plant our seed I do ... for now those damnable words: ‘Till ples and live to play with our death do us part.” grandkids together in our cabin throughout the galaxy Just The thing is, we meant it, I by the lake. We all fall for the know I sure did. “tender trap” as Frank Sinatra n a few short lars a year, imagine what they Between Us According to the National used to say. hundred could do with just 15 billion. Bruno Baltodano Center for Health Statistics, in The thing is, a good number I thousand Imagine what kind of technol- the fiscal year 2000, the divorce of us go where we are not ready years man has ogy we would have in five years. rate in the United States rose to go. risen from the Imagine being the first species More and more to 51 percent, second in the The data from the National animal into the of life ever to escape their own world to Russia (60 percent.) Center for Health Statistics technological. Yet, extinction. Its our responsibil- young people are Washington ranks fourth makes it clear that the percent- according to many ity as voters and parents to vote among states with 67 percent, ages of marriage, accounting scientists, we may Gage “yes” on NASA anything. rushing into (and Lawhon Vermont comes in at a whop- for population growth, remains be running out of The future is right here and ping 85 percent. pretty much the same, but the Commentary out of) marriage time. the only thing keeping us from So, the numbers are not very number of divorces has almost The planet it is our own society. All this his month marks the promising. doubled. Earth goes through money has been spent on find- 10-year anniversary of Still, a good number of us One could say that mar- a gigantic loss ing a few men in a cave when the divorce from my will dip our toes in the pool and riage is a defunct institution of life approximately every 62 T we could be having another first wife, and while my sec- endeavor to do George Bush but I think that we are simply million years on a steady basis. Cold War with a huge European ond wife would argue this is Currently, it’s been 65 million proud by trying to “stay the going unprepared. This is why power, stimulating an arms race. good enough reason to paint years since the dinosaurs bit course.” we take it to the point of being Ironically, building weapons that the town red, I am irrevocably After the death of the union irretrievably broken. the dust, which means man is could destroy the entire planet, bound for a soul-searching we come up with all kinds of We do not understand the overdue for an evolutionary ass- apparently, is the only way to whooping. period of reflection. reasons. But, the truth is, the dynamics of interpersonal rela- save it. Why else would politi- Namely, I keep asking The Earth is simply too cians pour funds into something fault lies squarely on the shoul- tionships well enough. myself a very serious question: fragile, small and vulnerable. as unimportant as the advance- ders of the couple. We built it, We are not prepared for the Frankly, we need to get the heck ment of the human race? What the #@!% went wrong? and we broke it. bad times. out of here before it comes back I do this, not because there And we are surely not pre- to bite us. Perhaps not in our is still some smolder in the pro- pared for hard decisions. lifetime, but sooner or later. Why aren’t we living on verbial fire. What the #@!% went At times like this it is foolish Its time to start thinking about Mars right now? Believe you me, after the wrong? to “stay the course.” It is better your progeny. Yes the fruit of agonizing experience of seeing to move on and hope that you your loins that will live long after Humanity is really pushing my mom accompany the for- In fact, those were the very learn enough to not make the you’re feeding worms. its luck staying on this mud ball mer Mrs. Baltodano to court for words the judge used to dismiss same mistakes again. Since the end of the Cold War we come home. Just go outside our divorce and living through all those dreams we had: “I That is, the second hardest we haven’t made anything new. at night and look into the sky. the ignominy of filthy lies pronounce their marriage as reality of divorce, namely to Everything we have is pretty You can feel the unfathomable spouting from that woman’s irretrievably broken.” realize those differences that much just an advancement of a distance between you and those mouth (she had the gall to say It was at that moment came up in the second year product invented in the 1950’s. stars. While we waste away on to one of our close friends that when I realized we did this to of the marriage are likely to We still have cars, we still have this daycare of a planet, we are I was “lousy in bed,” as if such a ourselves; we broke our mar- appear again in the second, computers and we still only fly but specks of dust. How can we thing would ever be true about riage. Regardless of the tears third marriage or – if you are in the atmosphere. During the be so content to be dirt when our a full-blooded Latin lover like she cried as we walked down anything like my father-in-law Cold War mankind went from minds burn just as brightly as myself) I want nothing to do the aisle, regardless of the – in the seventh marriage. propeller planes to landing on those stars? with her — let alone the fact magnanimous blessing by her The hardest thing to realize the moon in about 15 years. Why Earth has been a great baby- that if I ever put “that woman” priest-uncle and regardless of is: The two of you have no one aren’t we living on Mars right sitter, but mankind is ready for in a good light my present wife how much she cherished that else to blame for taking those now? its first day of school. will promptly divorce me. blasted ring I gave her we were wonderful promises and taking In 2005, the U.S. government Nope, I do this because, to not in fact going to be together them to the point of being irre- funded NASA about 15 million this day, I remain perplexed at for very long ... trievably broken. dollars. Meanwhile, 400 billion GAGE LAWHON IS A FRESHMAN COMMUNICATION MAJOR FROM VANCOUVER, WASH. HE the fact that Holly and I stood, We want to believe that we dollars went into the military. If CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY BRUNO BALTODANO IS A GRADUATE STUDENT FROM DIRIAMBA, NICARAGUA. HIS [email protected]. one day, in front of our friends, are different, that somehow we COLUMN, “JUST BETWEEN US,” APPEARS EVERY TUESDAY ON THE OPINION PAGE. HE CAN BE NASA is sending regular shuttle THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. HE AILY VERGREEN OR THOSE OF TUDENT UBLICATIONS family and the alleged maker will fall in the minority of cou- missions with 15 million dol- T D E S P . THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF of Intelligent Design and spoke THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Letters to the editor E-mail letters to [email protected] tive and let them know your feelings. been observed and measured in many not the science classroom. CUB renovation plans not species. Examples that may be familiar to Nate Prudhon the public include development of antibi- Brian Maricle what students voted for WSU alumnus, 2004 otic resistance in bacteria, development of graduate student, botany Editor: herbicide resistance in weeds, or domesti- The main thing I hate about the cur- Idea of ‘science’ misunderstood cation of plants and animals. rent plans for CUB renovation is this: Many people point out the reason that Adoptive love not always blind The plans are different than what the stu- Editor: ID should be taught to students is that Editor: dents voted on and the Board of Regents We live in a society where most people Critics of the nomination of John approved. The referendum said there they should be offered more than one do not understand what science is. viewpoint on biological diversity. The rea- Roberts are concerned not only with his would be room for each student group Nowhere is this more apparent than in stance on abortion, but with his record of to return. Do the floor plans reflect this? son no other viewpoint is currently taught the current debates on intelligent design is that no other scientifically valid idea a lack of diplomacy, and the nomination No. More than one has been kicked out (ID) and its role in the classroom. Recent and given the runaround as to where has been offered. Any of us are free to of a judge who would favor a government letters in the Evergreen illustrate typical their new space will be. Part of the reason offer new ideas, but to be taken seriously endorsement of religion (from which our misunderstandings by the public in what is The Bookie was given so much space, we need to present experimental evidence constitution should protect us). More constitutes a legitimate scientific theory. because they apparently have the money to back them up. importantly, there is certainly no shortage and power to change democratic votes. In the simplest sense, science may be of children in the world to adopt — unless defined as “use of the scientific method.” Lastly, I should point out that just (Why does The Bookie still call itself because a certain percent of the pub- the families who “wait for years to have This involves the formulation and testing the opportunity to adopt a child” for some student-owned? Wasn’t it bought-out by lic say they believe in God does not Barnes & Noble? Is Barnes & Noble stu- of hypotheses. Data are collected to either reason are unwilling to adopt an interna- make a stronger case for accepting ID. dent-owned?) support or refute the hypotheses, and tional baby, a young child or a child with Either that, or, your elected officials conclusions are drawn from observations. Various people will likely have very dif- developmental disabilities. It seems that aren’t operating in the students’ best Whether it’s right or wrong, ID can ferent concepts of who or what “God” “the dreams of many deserving couples” interest. Go to the open forum 10 a.m to never be treated as science, because it is is. Furthermore, simply believing in a are being compromised by their own con- 2 p.m. Wednesday Aug. 31, in the CUB’s not a testable hypothesis. No one can go supreme being does not mean that one ditional adoption preferences. Clevenger Lounge to find out which and back in time to observe any sort of cre- must also believe in Creationism. how many of your student organiza- ation, nor can we repeat it today, or even Therefore, as a society we must be tions have been excluded from the plans J. Vincent make measurements to investigate it. In careful to keep our subjects straight. graduate student, counseling because they don’t make enough money. contrast, several types of evolution have Mythology has its place, but that place is Contact your elected student representa- psychology

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Cross talked about well-rounded, happy child could gusting and some of them make the caring, loving nature Cobain indolent \IN-duh-luhnt\, Kurt Cobain to be two differ- turn into the angry, death- you want to sit down and cry. displayed with Frances, and how adjective: ent men: The addict-performer obsessed rock star he would one This book has a total spec- Cobain looked to be the ideal 1. Avoiding labor and versus the family man. day become. Then his parents' trum of human emotions, and father. exertion; habitually idle; lazy; divorce sent Cobain spiralling by the time you reach the end However, when the camera 2. Conducive to or encour- down. The pent-up aggression it could literally wear you out. turned away from Cobain and aging laziness or inactivity. Cobain kept buried during this Cross successfully portrays toward the bathroom sink, 3. Causing little or no pain. difficult time would appear Cobain as everything he was in another image overpowered the 4. Slow to heal, develop or Book numerous times in his music his short life: an angry son, a first. In the toothbrush holder, grow. and poetry. Cross noted, was a syringe. This reviews Cross goes above and beyond video probably showed the two Carrie Plucker just a timeline, however, proving Charles Cross | strongest sides of Cobain: the not only to be an efficient writer Heavier Than Heaven loving father and the helpless but also a very conscientious heroin addict. The camera never Even if he was just running investigator by managing to cap- lies. around onstage screaming and ture the little details of Cobain’s The grade: A If you are a music lover of any breaking guitars, which was childhood and adolescence. By sort, I would completely recom- IN A SENTENCE ... a ritual at every concert, Kurt interviewing family, friends and talented musician, a love sick mend this book to you. If you With an Xbox controller in his Cobain had presence; he had people who had contact with young man, a heroin addict and are interested in the workings hands and a glass of tomato charisma. After reading Cobain’s Cobain during those early years, a loving father. of the human psyche, I would juice at his side, Hank became biography, “Heavier Than Cross shows us a side of Cobain There is one particular seg- also recommend this book to indolent during his slow Heaven,” by Charles Cross, it that few witnessed. ment of the book in which Cross you. To put it simply, I would recovery, and as dishes piled was apparent to me that even Cross’s detailed tour of successfully shows Cobain’s dual recommend this book to anyone. up in the sink his roommates writing about this complex Cobain’s life is all the more sides. Cross describes a home It is intense, provocative, full of became gradually more infuri- individual gave words a certain complete because he is able to movie filmed by Cobain’s wife, inside detail and it accomplishes ated with his slothfulness until energy. That energy begins on use the words of Cobain himself. Courtney Love, which showed a very difficult task by showing they took his juice and threw the first page and doesn’t stop Many chapters of the book are Cobain giving his daughter, the real Kurt Cobain. it at his face. until you hit the index. filled with journal entries written Frances, a bath. Cross recounted Cross starts at Cobain's by Cobain, just one more avenue a happy, smiling Cobain as he CARRIE PLUCKER IS A COMMUNICATION MAJOR. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 birth in February 1967. During lifted his daughter in and out of OR BY [email protected]. into his tortured soul. Some of THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF the first years of Cobain’s life the journal entries are totally the bathtub, pretending she was THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. DEFINITION FROM WWW.DICTIONARY.COM

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Continued from Page 3 rest of the album. The opening features intense hardcore drum- ming, and guitarists Jordan Buckley and Andrew Williams throw in a wide variety of guitar riffs ranging from smooth melodic to wailing. In addition, Buckley begins showcasing the range of his voice, which he reportedly took lessons to expand in preparation for this album. “L’Astronaut” and “Pretty Dirty” follow, closing off the album with the same inten- sity, energy and nitty gritty rock. It’s a strong follow-up to their 2003 release “Hot Damn!,” which helped them earn their place as one of Spin Magazine’s “Hot Bands to Watch,” as well as landing them a spot on the second stage at Ozzfest 2004. However, next time they try to release a hardcore album and proclaim in their promotions that they are “expunging current preconceptions about rock music,” they should work a little harder at freeing themselves from the cliché rock band norm.

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TUESDAY, AUGUST 30, 2005 NEWS THE DAILY EVERGREEN | 11 Region Brief Palestinian negotiations in progress Union says $1,500 is Israel is concerned about a violent aftermath near misplaced for bonuses Egyptian and Israeli borders. SEATTLE — The Boeing Co. has submitted a revised contract offer Mark Lavie that would boost cash bonuses by The Associated Press at least $1,500, but Machinists union leaders representing 18,400 produc- JERUSALEM — Prime tion workers say it missed the point Minister Ariel Sharon spoke pensions. as a senior Egyptian mediator Boeing spokesman Charles N. discussed Gaza border cross- Bickers characterized the changes, ings and pried a pledge from which carry an immediate price Palestinian militants to main- tag of at least $27.2 million, as “an tain a truce with Israel despite a important improvement, a sub- stantial improvement,” and told surge of violence following the The Associated Press early Monday withdrawal from Gaza and part that the company was awaiting a of the West Bank Monday. response from union negotiators. Interviewed on Channel 10 Connie Kelliher, spokeswoman TV, Sharon insisted that all for Machinists District Lodge 751, of the main settlement blocs said the two sides remained “far would remain under Israeli apart” and dismissed the three-year sovereignty, but “not all the offer submitted late Sunday night as settlements of today in Judea a “minimal” advance. and Samaria will remain,” call- Workers represented in the talks ing the West Bank by its biblical now receive an average of $59,000 a year. She said the latest offer made names. no changes in job security or pen- He was not specific, but sion provisions. Boeing has offered he appeared to be referring to boost pension contributions by $4 to small enclaves around KHALIL HAMRA/ASSOCIATED PRESS a worker, compared with $10 in the Palestinian cities, as opposed A boy wearing a Palestinian police uniform attends a demonstration in the Rafah refugee current contract, when the company to larger ones near the line camp, in the southern Gaza Strip, Monday. Hamas supporters on Monday called for the libera- was reeling from the worldwide with Israel. tion of Palestinians held in Israeli jails. economic and airline slump in the Sharon said there would be year following the terrorist attacks of no “second stage of disengage- Sept. 11, 2001, she said. ment,” as he calls the pullout, the Palestinians on Gaza’s bor- monitoring the border traffic. with a dangerous reputation The three-year contract with either unilateral or coordinated. ders that would allow Gazans to Israeli Interior Minister because it once used the village Boeing’s biggest union, which rep- resents mostly hourly workers who He said the next step must come and go freely for the first Ophir Pines-Paz said it could as a transit point for Palestinian assemble passenger and cargo jets be negotiations time in nearly four take months to reach agree- collaborators. Palestinians and build components for those air- under the “road decades. ment over control of Gaza’s suspected of collaborating with craft in the Seattle area, Wichita, Kan., map” peace plan “Not all the Israel wants border crossings, as well as over Israel often receive the death and Gresham, Ore., expires Friday. that leads through settlements of assurances that safe passage for Palestinians to sentence in Palestinian court or Under a negotiating timetable cited three stages to a Gaza militants will move from Gaza across Israel to are killed by militant groups. by both sides, Boeing’s final offer is Palestinian state. today in Judea not smuggle in the West Bank. The villagers will receive due Tuesday. Sharon said the and Samaria will weapons for future Egypt, the first Arab country Israeli compensation similar to The biggest apparent change issue of Israel’s remain.” attacks and has pro- to make peace with Israel, has that given to the 8,500 Jewish in the latest offer was in bonuses: borders could be posed moving the acted as a mediator between settlers evacuated from Gaza, $4,500 on ratification plus plus a raised only at the Ariel Sharon crossing to a point Israel and the Palestinians. said Shlomo Dror, a military new $1,000 payment in March “rec- end of the blue- where the Gaza, Also Monday, about 250 spokesman. In the latest flare- ognizing employees’ contributions prime minister, Israel to Boeing’s performance this year.” print. Egyptian and Israeli Gaza villagers branded as col- up, a Palestinian suicide bomb- That’s $1,500 more than Boeing’s In the frame- borders meet so it laborators by their neighbors er blew himself up in the south- previous offer of a $2,000 ratifica- work of the Gaza pullout, can continue to oversee it. and protected by a cordon of ern Israeli city of Beersheba on tion bonus and $2,000 in cash the Egyptian President Hosni The Palestinians and inter- Israeli soldiers moved to an Sunday, following an Israeli first year of the contract, which Mubarak’s intelligence chief, national mediators proposed a area outside the southern Israeli arrest raid in the West Bank last Boeing would match at 50 percent if Omar Suleiman, was in Gaza compromise that would leave town of Arad as part of the Gaza week in which five Palestinians employees rolled the money into a Monday on a mission to bolster the crossing at Rafah with pullout. were killed. retirement savings plan. the cease-fire and mediate an international observers, pos- The villagers of Dahaniya Palestinians insisted the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS agreement between Israel and sibly from the European Union, had argued that Israel left them truce is still in effect.

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