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FridayLSept. 22 and rrestted for trespassing. uck a paarlted \ehicle on Thursday/Jam. 28 creditcardbelongingtoastudent. Sunday.0ct.l Disposition: Cleared by arrest. Thruotop Dr Driy\erItas arreststL'd The ati'hdhadbeenlostt)rstolen 9:15 a.m. SUSPICIOLUS tinoutstandingitarrants. Dispo 0.3.9am. LARL‘ENY-THEFT— but no report hadbenfiled with 12:30 a.m. FALSE FIRE PERSON—GIVENS 5:37 am DAMAGED PROP- sition' (Ieared. SIMON HALL—Astaff member police Disposition: Pending ALARM7THETA Xl—House 4 Suspicious person callL ETR\ iILLBROOK #4 Treh reportsthatfourcomputerswere reparatsan accidental pullstartclt st;lteld ina an arrest for tres- \ehicles0 had mirrors dam- 3:20 pm PARKING \101.A- stolen fromastoragearea some- SamrdaysSethO teedwhen perso mg parole \iolation. ged the di esr stde Tl()N PARKING LTO time over tshesummer. possibly aswlaooklng forthelightswitch. Disposition:ClCleared byI arrest :hile parked nLar Millbrook Fraudulent paarking peermitIn in July. Durinng that period the. .m. LARCENY- Disposition: Closed Disposition: Pending. cated in a \ehicle parked on Lot building was being painted. and THEFTSOUTSH]040 RESIDENCE Saturday, Sept. 23 #4. Hartman‘s re. ponded to tow staff found the door unsecured RAE7Amd reporte 10:07 p.m. FRAUD IDEN~ Tuesday. Sept. 26 vehicle. Disposttion: Cleared on nseveral occasio 5.11mftn four tables dieli:ered to thehas TIIY THEFT7WOHL CEN- 4:14 HpUm.LOST OR STOLEN summons. discovered ntila ketball courts in the

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BY CARRIE IARKA SPORTS REPORTER dra Janak’ during the seLond NeII \ork l'nIILr9ItI The til our suLt'e9s hut IIe II‘oulLI game. freshman \iLki Blood Bears droppeda tlose game haIe no good hitters IIithtiut Led bI its meIpoIIeIing d In and colleLted :ti one :7 31) 1) III rallied tot ak'e great pas9ing and defense." offeesn e. the se 0nd ranked asststs and llid game IIIo iii-18. 'elh Be .9II Ihe Be tr9 also had a Bears impr0ILed to 14-1 and The Bears shoued no signs and \ioltts split thL nest l\\() strong tieleii siIe presence Juumped to an can] 3-( e- of complacency on SaturdaI ga Ines9(17 to 3017) to [one behind S LnLLt d 9L cord In UAA conference plaI in taking onathe Maroons of a fifth game. "the NI 1‘ game . ‘ after three Inns OIer Case Chicaago In ther I-(Irtiut um um Important be]:au9e LLr t'olletted 11) digs IIhilt- n Reserve University. 3-011 30190! I017! SpenLeI IIe hadIntitnent9 oil red Bommarito added 20. Blood 'niIersiII of (human. and .‘Iltirristin i Blood IItte Ihle pal Id \ e I eremable rcgis9tL rL-tl another 47 asststs \o [3 Mn \ork' l'niIcrsitI'. again the dlIIl’l’t'l’It'l"nlfiI\t‘l’S. to merLome a lo of adIeI- In I1lt'\ltlt)t’ ImoII liiiiIersitI has the Morrison tolleLt' cd 11 kills siiI, it Inst 9htiII9 hoIA IIe' w th B- .tr9 Itttiiii to the onlI tithe I team to go unde» and four serIiLe aces. Spenr matured a9 a team and are Ltiurt this IIItke nd the Ieatecl in the Iirst round of Lu and scniorIIhttneI Smith readI to take the ne\t step Lrs (la 9it \\ash. U. ml] plaI each added eight 19.“ said SpenLL-r lace I’Iintipi ('tillege and Caase \Iestern Res Blood made her lirst start Morrison agaiiIt led the BaldIIin \\allatt- (011' in has the lone mattLhuup lIor for the Bears in command \IaI, tallIIng Inc of hr 18 FridaI anti Ionihonnt- linir I I9 on Fri e ing fashion. coolL Lting ,t-I kill9 in tht IiIth Irl’LlInL lor ILr.9ItI aiitl \ugustantli Col Junior Haleigh Spencer and asststs S 9 \IC’ aces.a a I’irlti Beirs II to Smit lcgt on StituidaI rlast I Nikk‘ orrison kills. "\icki showed tremen added ll kills andra taner- home iottriiaintnt ”of the sea- the Bears tallied Sb kills to dolus Signs of leadership on high It blot k9, \\alk added SUI] ta \\1 t -’.’3 0 uIdaI" sat pence “\\ llkills and IIIL blot k9 Illti\ "Ion iaii't lake anI team 13. 301i). SpenLeI collected new so proud til her. She ing into ninth on thL allttime IiillitlI," said \IN‘IILI'I‘. "Bt' fiIe kills in he It 5 1w) took control and andled 1 hltitkli9t IIith I14 iaust- III our reputation as games and endLied the matLh the pressure and she Has a in less than rt-e sea9tin9 a Iollt-Ihall program.team9 \1\llh l3 addtt to her major part of our IIin9 Iii t ‘ iui' hIlIIlllII'ti oltt-nse is to lllt' ind p aI the be 9t I ’ digs. Morrison added III couldn't tell she has a Ire9h- iiui‘ Iiiggt-9t 9Irt-iigth stittl gtiiiii 9 agatii9t Ii9 \IL IiaIt-lli'tt Liam manual 1 StuDLItI llI’E kills IIht 1e nior Emilie man." Spi-nti "It a tram Ititu9t~9 go inittit |I\ gttiiit liki ()[1 llllt' pIaIt‘t‘. \\|' haIt- [out IIII tlintiiliitiiishiti Iiitaustl- liI juniors Emdie Walk and Ha/eigh Spencer go up to! a block at a recent Walk added eight dkinlls and The highlighted matLh~up JIIIL‘ blotks. MIL-t 9e In oi the IIeekend came against other girls that (an step up, \titi tltiii'l. iI lLlll get Itiu mm gem9.9771 Bea ad three Wins at the Univeoity Athletic Assoaation uII otstiphomore setter .-\u the alIIaIs~Itiugh \iti1et9 ol It is lillt' ot the Lll‘t‘ttit‘Si part9 Irtiulile (1I1\\II the road " Round Robin #1in Atlanta this past weekend.

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reductiOn‘in the numberof quences on the way individual Dear Editor: initilyed in this eleLtion, but and majority control has little reading up you will find mo Lil \Liu irt 111.0 \11d a prnofoud effect on \hat that teheylwould operate very Now;itshouldbe notedX rse. the pilots of “Just the \losi \iasiiington llliner that's understandable; you are differrtlen that Facts" certainnly havve t stu- sity student tlro alrea usy. you are little af Our message is non-part1“: actlythe firstgofmitskind. [Xiis deri s'best interests at heart Missouri and hat:ea0pem fected by local races, andy make the difference between n.eW not writiitong actually part ofna nationuide Butas one critique of social are understandably concerned Republican and Dem tic dorse a candidate. but rather campaign kno norms markeeting noted. the

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I BY DAVID SM So now. half the time I find The 11vrap section. hotvev~ even then I‘d ha1e only' ten STAFF COLUMNIST myself standing in the lin er. is 11 hat frustrates me the minutes to study Chinese ‘1; for the Astan section ("9 most Dont get me wrong vuocab Iar nd checkn 1 here is somethiign because itssomehou getns me ”we 11 raps. I loved eating e-m a1I.S_ ldoo'n i get “raps. it la epr Ie\ing about teh into the mindsetfor a qu1z 11 raps each fthe fi1et1mesl unlessthe lines are sorh I \Iallinckrodt Center‘s llbu t b(cause it mo1es fast. had them since my freshman tnooat ommon circum oodc ttha I sslongg. year. Butlam not alpatient stance). I would like to have think Ifam going nto finally ar- pseron an(1111' crazy' 11' raps. I 11ould liket rty ticulate after more than two about long lines.n101aiting e1'ery kind of wrap. butcdmng semesters‘ 11orth of lunches so meansn11aiting there. All the stations there a ladleful o his 01'.1 he tried only ' f r ' n the other Side. (The tofu. “If we put out two the Thai Chicken annd Pes incidentally. is also different icke n 11'1raps: at this rate this year. i If you are feeling issues of Student life [will have to enter a gra u- adventurous you can ask for rogra m at Washington a craab rangoon instead of an every day, then I might Univ'ersity in order to sample 98 evyer kind 0 be able to tolerate the Then again.there are times in the day when the trait, but even then I'd wrap line asen-lems shorter. like have only ten minutes nl‘m mong the first of neyy printing fee it probably ha not1hnngtoo11do 1thcon- to study Bhinese vo- these thannges but1arious culinary issuesfroml st mesI‘ll be at the cabulary and check my Italian or vegetarian senction. especially “hen I hay e-mail.” me to stand in eilThe veeegetarian for them takecsadamrnoably hor long -Icarn ough Student life 11hilestand- having to go to a graduate ing in that line. and still be program her hour to walk to Mallinckrodt. nowhere closettottahtThai eat food cehck my' e-mail Chicken wrapp. If we put out David is a sophomore in and cram vocabulary words two issues of Student Life Arts & Sciences. He nbe intommy head before each WWISTUNNTUH 1c every day.t en might e reached 1in email atadssongta quiz in Chinese. One hour. we e a happy medurn able to tolerate the wait. but ortsci wustl edu.

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BY TO!" LETT sin Anbar and Baghdad and secure the Iraqi govern» tehem out no New York Times columnist ioe Sharkey OP-ED SUBMISSION demonstrates the Iackofinflu- merit.7 In three years of occu- RLepublicansdha1e pro1en ence our so diers have on t e pation. the government of Iraq to be incapable ofseriou sly did the unthinkable. and survived a midair ‘ We haven t been defeated security situation in Iraq. cannot establish control even debaating the situationuinnIraq militarily but ehav In ug st, 4.000 addi» in Baghdad.rthe city it‘s based and coensistently den airplane crash with a Boeing 137. But is been defeated“pooliti-e tional troops were deployed in. In ot regions including ntion of11'ithd3rua1nvinng cally - and that's where toBag da in an attemptoto Aba theergovernment virtu- it really that incredible? Here are some pacifyg' the chaotic city streets. ally does not exisst Despite the U. S military's The bottom line: Our troop other equally impossible feats repeated renewed determinationtto dce siion to withdraw Marines subdue Baghdad the city “Despite our military’s fromLearib on a regular basis. has otbecome any safer ists bombedtheir barracks Th ush administtrationhas best efforts, they in Beirut. killing hundreds. claimed that the allocation of Rather than a case of “cutting more troops effectively cut cannot show that they and running." Reagan made e murder rate in Baghdadin the strategic decision that Students who lake orgo and price theory—at half from July to Augurst.hThis have made progress maintaining the Marine pres- 0 the same time’ created confussion afte ence in Lebanon was no longer Iraqi Health Ministry reported in Baghdad without prudent. A majority of Ameri- 153 uredrrs. ve cosl cans. as shown in recent polls. A university forcing its students to pay for Donald Rumsfeld recently tlhue]ulynumber. The unfortu- distorting the truth.” think it no longer prudent to own the ongoing nate truth wa evealed when maintain troopsnin Iraq .and 0 lntemet, cab/e, laundry and printing, in addi- violence in Imraq. claiming that the U S.mmilitaryadmitted it presence in Iraq is not making ' ' nt to see a tion to exorbitant prices on food and tuitionin eg vern nt now is sta rt- did not include Iraqis killed progress toward accomplish timetable for pulling them mort s.obmbs. or rockets. ing these goals. So far the 11' ar out. fwe eep on military Despiteaour military'sebets ha 05! us more t preead thin and boggedCdown thereof is precise efforts,tthey cannot showthat billion and has takennthe lives in Iraq. it will have gra lern be hi nradlra'qsperpetuaal they have made ro .689 Ammerican ser1ice ons in the1111'ayCwe Congressional leaders on preventing chi/d instability. The Anbar report Baghdad without distorting .T eed to an- with the most 0 exploitation sending sexually explicit instant reveals that the local govern the trutIh. igible results:160 justify these ' 1: region she purpos of sThe crolnserv a- messages in teenage boys. collapsed and that thecentral havingaour troops in Iraq.7 Is tive will objesc “Ifu government ha it to defeat the inusurgents and now. the situation 11' ill1 become an Korea, terrorists? Afte eyears . will be less compelled to give Baseball teams who win their division four ofs fighting the insurgency we “8‘ to our demands if they see times in five years with the best pitcher in the numbers ha1e risen abovve complefltely' beyonld the0control wendo not have the strength 0 20.000. incluuding the forma- and influence of our sooldiers. to back! hem up It' s time to major league considered an "underdog." sattioned in An tion ofmany new Shi‘a death The numbeer and intensity'oof ring the boy s back home. squads. Is the purpos urengnt terrorist ands pre1entccivil“war from brOeak- tarian attacks would increase Toany is ajunior m .rt—i A rapper and acoustic bands at rock WILD. Sciences. He can 2 reulied via 9 which is an a Saturday in October. I ren toquell the 9- mail at ealettaurm1.wu1tl. onslaughttlhat has dey'elope edu bet“ween Shl‘ites and Sunnisd ush admministra- in Baghdad. The lack of sucv Is their purpose to establish tion'3 lofty goals than pulling \ Mum”

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3V DANIEL HIEUSSER a cast of fiie: RobZMthemore. each. The first act familiarizces CADENZA REPORTER RosieM char

This school year thePer-n formingA rts Departrn fivehplaying two characters vei115 its “Season of Celebration and lnnova ti1":on as rise of acThe ory begins in Wick foui'nnew product ions8penned er's Watsch and Clock Reepair by former students and cur- hop of present day Chic Jimm1 “'1cker (McLemore)gis Jimumy,while Mari e and married to Kate (MandeDl)iind M . haas a daug ter name

urn 18. e her biological mother Car Lee (Raul. who left after giving byZrelating back to additional birt past 131enns.t me no difficultyreview ari Lee returns to the The star of thisproduc- ing a filmmor book}as l thri1e family‘5 life 11hen Dale hap- tion istthe plaa'111 on cinema and we s 11 'e a pens uponaarbo en pocket Wegrzyn’s “Hickoryldigckory” is culture of bacteria inenutrient watch that is engraved with e and engross broth. I have far less exepe-ri influences of fam yand love (Riley). fix it, it turns out that At its core. it is anlallegory wever. reliably the watch is no ordinary time- for the natuure versus nurture answer the most pertine nt piece. but ri Lee’s 'morta clock. Cari Lee has lived the matter if “Hickorydickory” is an entertaining experience last eighteen years wit act constantly fights.eyelling RIC WDOLSEV 1 WUSYI PHOTO SERVICES — wit aorcateg cal aging Now fixed her mortal in dysfunctional ang ad Kelly Riley and Elizabeth Birkenmeier in “Hickorydicltory' Hichoiydickoi'y” runs through this weekend at A f. “Hickorydicklory‘ features clock has beeugn anewinnit frustttrati.on Theenon-biological Holchner Studio liteatre countdown to her death. While relationships of the first and Jimmayrid Kate try to deal characters, With a playwright similar particularly those of O1 erallE the acting isebmeost Hickorydickory with Cari Lee'5 return. t ey McLem)e. inmornen ofintens - are shocked to learn that Dale port. and they teach both the themselves, it isn't too sur- This is not to say that the omes unnatural Rating. *‘k *i? 1 cha racteers annd the au ience prising that older characters actors fail. All of the actors he By. Marisa Wegryzn that blood tiesamount to seem less authentic on t e gi1efie performances Riley actoors seemleast comfortable Directed amWhitaker winding down to an imminent nothing on t stage.tItrn es sense to have pulls off an Irish accent rather when they have no lines to de- Showing.Oct.5. 6aa...t8pm end The script6is]witty and the actors plsaty particular vll as Rowan and l enjoyeed liver. Similarly. some lines are Oct.213 2.11m..A..E Hotch- la is wellstructured often funny. but it is clear counterpar nthe second Nchemore'3 take on jim delivered at such a rapid pace ner Studio Theatre consisting oftr ats wit tah t Wegrz1nsnhines bright» act. However. at times the 11ho remintide d me a lot of Paul short intermisstonabetween est when writing for young dual characters seem too Giamatii's Har1e1 Pe kai' See HICKORYDICKORY, page 10

Lostprophets: ’Liberation Transmission’

BY TOM BUTCHER The album in question the cara heaped on in spades licks scattered throughout sounds the same. The musi- CADENZA REPORTER Lostprophets' “Liberation rid r1 erfully sing-along cianship is average the whole TrransmiSSIon steh newest chorus. metalhaasn ’t sounded way throug ,an e\entvhen Lostprophets he genre of popcore entr1 into t is g thisScatch1 since Str1 per hit they try to change it up a bit ”Liberation Transmission” hasbeenmattrracting some ooking thro g he pro- that this alternative “cmo” the iThis song is far with the requisrite soft asongs From high motional material that came lifestyle is stupid or any- andSanay the best on the al “4 a. m. Form " “—\111'~\ll Ratin :‘kfltifitifitifit schoolehearttshrobs such as with the copy of this album. thing. it‘s just that Lost- d is possiblythe only itays‘ lOirt justedoosn‘ t 11')obrk Tracks to download. “Every- Story of the Year to neo-goth somet i reame prophets seem to be trying truly enjoyable list e11r s.there is daa'eC1 mab t,‘ Everybody's sc reamo fanatics have been far too hard. But that doesn't After"Everyday Combat" dehnitelr1a themecrunni ng Scr' aimO'ng!!!"‘H avennfor even met b the angsty. blood-spattered matter as long as the music's the album slides into decline. through the whole of “Lib- themeWeather, Hell for the 11 keeMy Chemical Romance nisert e cd. or it could goo . rig t? obe honest. none 0 t e eration Transmission: As heavier music is beginning to have been tehepromo picture. The album opens well and otherrsongs are reallya 11 the title might 1 Ian Forfanshf: Atreyu. MCR. come back intov featuring eacho teh five “Everyday Com at‘ is at ruly that compelling They try to “atkinsssings irrepressibh Story oftheYYae r least.aapop y. dumbed-down memmbers dressed up in their excellent song Witha be catchy but1tne1'er comes about frecdoin- ire eoidom version of heavier music nest emo regalia. with mas- ass intro. cool little guitar together, and it all ine\itab11 from oppressi1e go1ernment freedom from a repressi1e mentality and freedom from good lyrics. Honestly. it SOPHOMORE SLUMP BY JASON ANDERSON sounds like the1 took sound- s from a l'res manvlovel 7 A, 115 mm out Political Science lecture. $911511” 111mm atE You. t is album ' 11111111131911 111st “iiiikfl' “7 CNL‘ You bkkb , . Noni 1112:: 161 101.1 starts well. but slides into Cle- Ink“1 IV “KNOW cline shortly thereafter. L1en $3500— / REC-ED “*5. to :V though "Liberation l‘riinsiiilsr sion" might hau a1c11 good $5000 songs and one excellent one. 1 really can't recommend that i’—\lI) EG( DONORS u buy this album. Chalk P111 sh. \pcnscs a". this one up as an i’I'unes 1 1c. Ni... mmkt-n .igcs 5.1111110.11; 1 tor1‘ at best , finding in i(']il\1 1 1illmuuliinlilliiiI”J than three songs north bu1 lininflrgxdnlhliiriilv'i ("In ing on thistD is a stretch.

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Bob Dylan: ’Modern Times’ Say Hi To Your Mom:

5' ANDREW SENTER ;Some propILon the road (81" is a heartuarniing song about ’lmpeccable Biahs’ CADENZA REPORTER \mgethth gthe) tit n, yalty and people barely enough Dylan‘s neiwst til skin/t?) cover their bones.' re- Horizon" looks to the IUmore. BY ERIC lEE bum. “ModernTimes is a and beautiiu Il\ con templates CADENZA REPORTER sedu<",ti\e mm in); reLord that Itylan repeatedly Sings. “If it t there is to II ioklro enthralls the I met Ironi keeps on rainin'»' I he Ie\ees 10‘Ain't allkin" isa \il no“ gne a rough gonnaabrealt. omeegthin blinng. free uheelmg song that dissection oft he phenom» too mam people kne“ but did ends teh album In it. Dylan enon of indie snobbery. n)lthin abou observesI ho“ he. like many of "Modernlinies" isn‘t [ust a us. "Am talkin/just stalkin/ reflection on moder America. througha world mysterious nl re and de\ saf It is alsso a Lliante font Dylan to an ague folloum based on no (I of interpret and reintent songs Bob D) Ian’Cs newest album mouth. It magaZine and I of tAhemcrican canon.“R0 l- “Modern Tim asmater- ane-inspiring ly rics that take Iin‘ and Tu mein'“ is anaclassic piece of subtlety.:The excellent 02«Iyear- olds begin agglfo blues song by Muddy \laters. musicianship o autnlb lionize t eab n duet enThrLju he aulbum. highli ghts and enhances sanonym yand question- Dylan tacklesuissues that are Dylansinspirationaaalnd :ble musical qutiéyal .Here both topical and timeless contemplathe I) rics. ItsClanter- is \\ here teh t ‘Thunder nth Mountain pretationsoofthe Am band diverges.The band can the powerful opening track anon are re\elatory01\Ccarnal]. choose to cater totteh ir si is an ode about love and Baby.“ Dylan sings n ith pas- ict is onel.ol the best releases of lent follouingqanid li\e a life desire But it also contemv sion. and the and provides a ofaccl aimed. albuu.ms plates current conditisons \\ ith pulsating background. “Nettie ()r if the bandq hlaCts achie\ed 771 Dal r 1.1 m L r- .. , ' ‘:,..*....‘SayHito I)rics like: “Everyo t to M00 ‘is a hauntingly beautir some mo icum 0 success. Your Mom," which is a solo project of Elic Eibogen. wonder/\\hat‘5 the matterwith ful folk sonegnDylan revwived Bob Dylan the band can take the steps this cruel worldtoady he I s."'l'he orld "Modern Times ” to become mainstream, sign "Vtorking ues #2.’IDylan has gone blackSbefor a major record deaIaan The songs themselves Imers and friends. Say Hi To gof e)res.‘'oproducing‘imagestha t Ratinq:**** ine\itably become the next are nice. they ossess the our m certainly isnt at UH“ resonate long after the song5 Tracks to download: “Thun» kes a loss for diverse material power of thgecproletariat hgas end deeroriteh Mou ntain." “The Witth teh release of their .s u(Luui n . , a Levees Gonna Break " Net- fourth independent label ock nomenclature and ing shallow and veak.“ Hs songwriter is highlighteted tie Mooroc record (but distributed romanticize the quiet kid in crowd annd pope ough to disbelief and confusion cul- througouhthe al.bum "Spirit For fans of‘ Bruce Spring- by musicalbehem0th BMI class because he probably appeal to the Kiss0FM listen- on theWatter explores many steen. Paul Simon other Entertainment). Say Hi To had a lot to say but was ig- er looking to broaden his or of the complexities of love. classic rock iou om ascchosennthe nored because he was funny her horizons and acclimate “When the Deal Goes Down" former. Str d hape . to some new sounds nth keyboards and drums As with many stripped- Eric Elbogen in down albums. the song outfit. somewhat are drawling and lyrically Vd in the land ofin- a Say Hi To Your Mom Religious Studies in Arts 81 Sciences presents the Elbogen released an album "lmpeccable Blahs” with a peculiar fascination Endearingly So" captures Annual Witherspoon Lecture in Religion and Science with \am pir est eem the attitude of the band Rating: ti‘kifrifit to be pleasantlyhabsorbed in (and the g me in a broad Tracks to download: “Tirese creating music0that doesnt sense) in a layered produc- Fangs," “Sad. But Endear» Winding Darwin’s God" really make touch sense toio.n And. i threferences ingly So” to the omther six billion in- to sucking blooda nd sink- habitants of the p anet ing fangs into the torsos of Dr. Kenneth R. Miller Professor of Biology Brovm University HICKORYDICKORY ‘2' FROM PAGES

that it can seem artificial. This Frankenstein" (albeit far less with Rowan. Additionally. fault \anishes “hen emotions graphic). the intrusionoof the pasti Monday, October 9, 2006 — 4 pm. Set design also merits note the third act may also cause allWegrzyn shines in her as an influence on the success rcnonfusion for some audience ability to handle the fantastic of scenes such as these. The mb rs“waho unaccus- Jerzewiak Family Auditorium element ofmorttal clocks. repair shop is artistically de- tomed to suchte“Hmlq explai n nly what i s tailed and extremely antique Despite these minor criti- Room 500, Arts & Sciences nec ‘ ' tak s tense or providing a Visuaal cuetoohw cisms. Wegr spast awards unrealistic scenes (sue as greatly things from th;ypsast and efforts i dicate a Laboratory Science Building haave determinedJim greatt lent and] xpect her Kate‘5 andtDale 'sivl writing will only mature and body) and revels in the absur- say that “Hicko- sharpenwitb time. Since there Reception to follow dity like a particulcarlym'igoodB rydickoryo" is withouitits are almostno wertwhhi e movie old The faults. though. The handling films out currently. I recom- sualityeinvolved inCtoheopsera- of exposition seems forcedin mend takinrig some time this ti min e theetsoamewh the opening act. particularly weekend to see “Hickoryd- Forfimber information, [More call (314) 935-7752 or visit of Andy Warhol‘s “Flesh for in Dale‘5 early conversation ickory L -. 4 . . . . . 1.. um .\Rl\§x\l

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. someone who's older. I'll tell them it's a rock hand. If I’m talking to orchestra. What kind of tricks somebody younger, I'll say pop. Get to know Joe: Guster’s newest member SL- W.l.LD. is notoriously t- to have to leave that up to surprise. doordrinking festival. Howdoyou Name: Joe Pisapia guys think yourmusicwill compli- SL: Do you guys think you can Home State: Tennessee ment- that? show up 111' Jon and Ben Folds? College: Elizabethtown in Pennsylvania ._.a_m_—_—_—- e you saying it's Bacchana- JP: You never know. We'll have to Favorite Bands in College: R.E.M., The Smiths, The Replacements, The Cure lian weekend? A big madness week- see what kind of antics we have up Craziest Orr-Tour College Moment: Joe and the rest of the band attended a end? Is that what you're saying? our sleeve for that one. rt ' at Duke University, where they watched students take part in a hal- lowed tradition: streaking around the quad _WYW.~ musically cally, 51; You guys have been going on a .. JP: I would have to saythat JP: I think iyt'essgoing to fit just Campus Conciousness Tour to pro- .IMB (Joe, Marc's Brother] was a mote awareness of environmental lot more....l think we were a little in to O H you're on the road it's like your bus partsof being on the road with more “out there.” if you know what f0or us too,cause everyone will be in JP: We have been doing it for the is kind of like an earth eater. All the Gus Imean. It was a little more...what‘s good spir past year. fuel you use and all the waste and JP.One of the best thingsis like the word. ..we were a lot more eclec— all the energy it takes to do these a tic. Custer has a lot more focus than 51.: You guys are following in the SL: How'd you 1 interested shows. We just started thinking. ’ we did. We'd have so many different teps of Lil' Jon and the East- ; »1 bin "How can we do this. How can we he.» j varieties of music going on in one and why are co1 take certain steps?"AAd mfro thing that it was hard to say what Ijl’ Jon requested that good venue for 1 . « Guster and his wife Lauren actu~ _ kind of band we were allowthe females in the audience re- JP: We realized; hemig One of the other differences, .This past spring. on the road and s ‘ ironically enough. was that JMB was BenFolds got on top of his piano so much easier to rmbfimkfl a three piece as was Guster before and made the students'into a giant wiser choices about My.Whlm 0 e [need to do laundry and there'sno way I can get it done.

SL: What would you be doingright Guster 101: songs to prepare for the show now if t'swm’ JP: tough orle. ButI think Not a “Gusterrhoid,” as the hardcore Guster fans affectionally call themselves? The sudden W.I.L,D. it would bte8fun to be a real estate switch from rap to roe caught you off guard? Cnadenza has you covered. Jump on Ruckus, don iiload agent. theese songs, ad y Saturday youllbe a tried-andtrue fake Guster fan. And if all else fails a fen drinks never hurt anayone‘s ability to loudly singaalong 81.: Whyreal estate. lwas thinkingabout it. and Song: Rocketship you'd say things like “What dooyou Album: Goldfly (1996) C of this? Thisis your tire This song, the first heard by the author, started her Guster fandom— perhapsit will work for you too. * and have roundta house. right? What do you think?" A good place to start as this mellower trackis from one of Guster's earlier album and share ideas andit'is pretty awe- And then 'eople would be like “Oh som my gosh I ove it honey. I love it." Song: Fa Fa 'I'heie‘sextritement. you're help~ Album: Lost and Gone Forever (1999 'Slslsitsomethingthatthebandls lng people get their dream house This song is catchy as hell and, with a basic chorus that consists of thesyllable “fa," it’ s an easy one to goingto pursue in any other ven- - I think that'd be prettyufun sing along to—even after whatever W.I. L. D preparations you take part1 ues? Any otherrenvlmnmentally don’t think it'd be that hard either. friendly things that you guys are Itlwould be a lot of time. but1 Soozng Homecomin doing wouldn't be that hard. Somebody Album. Keep it Togethlizlr(2003) JP: We’re always thinking of stuff says I want a three bedroom house, While celebrations such as W..IL. D. may be the exact antithesis ofhigh school this throwback to those we «can do. For instance. we use a lot two baths, you look around for it. days of homecoming kings and queens is an upbeat and catchyon of batteries for our shows. with the SL: lf Guster's band members got Song: 1 Hope Tomorrow's Like Today into a huge brawl, who would win? ' Album Keep it Together (2003) JP: Physically or mentally? Awinnodw into the softer side of Guster, this song may even be familiar to non Guster fans , itS tea» tured near the end of “Wedding Crashers SL: Let's say physically. Who ome would be the winner? Song: Amstmmd at we can do to help lessen JP. 1 think iyfeAdam Gardner just Album: Keep it Together (2003) our impac losthis hit Adam wou1d The Guster song that hit it big on mainstream radio and pretty good sample of the standard Guster: probably takeeverybody dow.n an upbeat. catchy, pop-rock tune. SL: Do you have any favorite col- lege campuses you've played on? SL: Why is that? Songtflaiepp Any crazy stories from playing on JP: He‘s always really mellow and Album. Custer on Ice, Live from Portland, Maine (2004) campuses. stuff, but if he ever lost his sh‘t... This song is a good one livweso grab it from their live album, rather than listening to the original etime at Duke University well, it would probably be a bad day. appearance on “Lost and Gone Forever.” Practice rocking out to a live track in the comfort 111' your dorm 3 t is oom. Guster takes the stage at W.I.L.D. thisSSaturday, Oct 711 t 7:43 p.m. For Song One-Man Wrecking Machine a full scheduleofW.I.L D. events Album: Ganging Up on the Sun (22600) . of the more zany college check out www. team31.wust1edu. Last but not least, a track from the latest Guster album to keep you up-to-date with things. moments I‘ve witnessed.

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