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OPINION Here Comes the Legalese and Lechery How much damage has Clinton done to the presidential office? Were his deeds "high crimes and misdemeanors?" Two articles take opposing views. Sun! pg2

PROFILE Sister Cecilia Former Regis Board of Trustees member is truly a servant to social justice, Sister Cecilia is a hero among us. Read her captivating story, pg4

REGIS The Wide World of Regis Elizabeth Dole, Student Elections, and campus activities are just a sample of what Regis has going on. pg6 •

ENTERTAINMNENT Reviews Let the HIGHLANDER be your guide this weekend. In the mood for a good laugh? The side­ splitting film, "Office Space," is by the same director that has done "Beavis and Butthead" and "King of the Hill." Also, a great, inexpensive restaurant perfect for a first date. pg8 INDEX Opinion ...... 2-3 Profile ...... 4 News ...... 5 Feature ...... 6-7 Entertainment ...... 8-9 Sports ...... 10-1 l The Back Page ...... 12

To Reach the Highlander: 3333 Regis Blvd .• Mail-Stop 1-8 Denver, CO 80221 Telephone (303) 964-5391 (Office located in the Student Center, Lower Level) Regis student takes advantage of the warm weather with a game of frisbee. 2 + OPINION HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 Apparently... it is now legal to lie

by David Phillips

B} OO\\ \lrtually everyone \\ho lives m being charged wnh lying tu federal banking Only through the words of a coached lawyer ' ' 3333 Regis Bh·d North America and most the world knows that regulators over his role in an Arkansas "~ ..• did Denrer, CO 80221 President \Villi:im Jefferson Clinton has been development project. otherwi,e known as Clinton admit any wrong doing. llere we Phone: 303-964-5391 acqu1t1cJ on both articles of i11·pcachm.:n1. \\'hncwater. Susan :,. !.:Dougal I\ as sent to jail have the president of the United States, a Fax: 303-964-5530 perjury and obstruction ofjustice by out for refusing to testify about this project. Now, husband, a father, and the Commander-in­ elected members of the Senate. For those who she will go on trial for a contempt charge for Chief of the Armed Forces, lying to the have followed this drama from the beginning, refusing to testify before Starr's grand jury. American public. Now, he asks us all to it seems, unsurprisingly. that he has dodged yet Ilow about the name Kathleen Willey? She forgive him and for us to put it behind us as if another bullet. After all, he never could quite was another woman who claimed to have been it EDJTOR-IN-CIUEf define "sexual relations," or explain why he sexually harassed by Clinton. The name Julie never happened. The thing is, the Monica Margaret Ahlberg was alone with Ms. Lewinky. I think most Hiatt Stelle? She is a key witness in the Lewinsky affair is just one of a long list of Americans realized from the beginning that he Kathleen Willey incident, and has been affairs and scandals this man has been ., El't'TERTAINMENT EUITOR would never be found guilty. indicted for making false statements and involved with. Yet for some reason, the Patrick Porsche For over an entire year, the American obstructing justice. These are the kind of majority of America feels sorry for him. :-::: "' public has heard more about the President's individuals our President associates with. Well, I feel sorry for the American public. SPORTS EDITOR I .-=3, ' affairs then about his policies on health care or When I recall George Bush, I don't think When the man took office, we had little to TJ. Ceja .. social security. That strikes me as being rather scandal with a laundry list of names; instead I complain about. For example, inflation and " ~ :\:;:=: PHoro EDITOR sad. The oval office bas, historically, been a remember watching the Persian Gulf War on unemployment were at an all time low, interest Kevin Berman position of great respect and the presidency is television. rates were down, and the standard of living '· ::::· " 1 ·~ ":= still considered the biggest and most important Bill Clinton is an intelligent man who was continuing to rise. So, the American COPY EDITOR ' .,~~t J job in the world. The president is an elected performs and presents himself well on public is saying, "So what ... He had an Delaine Carter official whose civil duty is to represent and television. I think these are some of the main affair." h ·,. f symbolize American values. The President is reasons we elected him. The man is a career In response to that "so what?" mentality I LAYOUT & DESIGN AtrrfS't -.:.;·~~. the leader of the free world. The President politician and a lawyer who always knows say look back at our previous presidents. Kara Mattini a must use bis power to do what is best for the what to say and when to say it. I am not Could you trust George Bush or Ronald American people. He must work along side suggesting that in order to gain my respect a Reagan with your daughter or sister? Without Congress and operate within a system founded president has to win a war. Not at all, I just any doubts one could trust these men. But, upon the Declaration of Independence and tht feel the office of president should be held with when asked the same question about Bill CiRcuLATION Constitution. the utmost respect and dignity. This is where Clinton. People have their doubts. This is MANAGER t ~ Jim Magoonaugb Although I have only been alive long Bill Clinton falls shon. Most Americans feel what is wrong with our president. When ,;, enough to have witnessed four presidents, I that the President's scandals don't bother them, people doubt that question it should worry us ~ -,~ STA.FF WRITERS t have an understanding of what a president but asked if the man is doing his job, most all. Times have changed, and I am only :,< Mara Naughtin should be. First and foremost., he is the leader people respond by saying yes. The facts are twenty-one. It use to be that I could look up to ,< :.=':· : t'· .., " , V , Melissa Chavez ,. of our country and he establishes the moral Bill Clinton hasn't done much. He couldn't the president as someone with pride and Christy McFadden S· ,f ~ ~ standards of society by being a person of have come along at a better time. All he had respect, and someone who can be trusted. I 'Andy Schilling " » ,, f character and honesty. Most importantly, he is to do was stay out of trouble and he could have can no longer say that about the presidency. It '1 someone who can be respected by a critical gone down in history as a very successful use to be that when an individual regardless of FAaJLTY AD\1SOR ::::~ ,T. -~ - (::=: public. When I look back at Ronald Reagan president without ever winning a war or race, religion, gender, political party, or status Dr. Janellen Hill ~: ~ -·::: -:.: -=-~ and George Bush, I remember two Presidents accomplishing a whole lot. In addition to the was found guilty of lying under oath, it was :::· ~- ... .;- who could be trusted to do their jobs. They economic policies George Bush and Ronald y, ...... considered a crime punishable by the law. Is F.EAIURED CmffRIBUI'ORS were influential leaders during the I 980's Reagan implemented, our economy has this still the case anymore? Apparently, Keefe Davis boom in the economy. For example, Ronald boomed for another reason, which did not perjury is now legal. It use to be you could Megan Harper ·· Reagan was able to not only reduce include Bill Clinton. discuss a president and his policies at the :Bridget McElligott government spending across the board, but The main reason is the baby boomer dinner table or in the classroom. Now, ):::-- '< Erica Johnson most importantly, he cul future spending by generation, consisting of 80 million presidential policies are affairs too taboo to ' Jeff Keating 4% annually. His policies have been in effect Americans. The baby boomers are the largest mention in a school classroom or at the dinner Jim Mawonaugh since 1990, and because of him we have been generation in America. Furthermore, people table. ~ ., ...,...... David hillips able to put money elsewhere. between the ages of 35 and 55 are earning their Bill Clinton, has failed as our President. Pete Simpson George Bush was also instrumental in top salaries, which means earnings from this He has failed to be a symbol and leader of the Sally Spencer-Thomas ?; ,•:• ~-,:-:-;:- facilitating economic growth. For example, he demographic pour into our economy regardless free world and he has failed to come clean started the peace dividend when communism of who is President. The higher your income with the American public. I feel he should '<, collapsed, signaling the end to the Cold War, level the more you pay in taxes. Which in turn have resigned far too long ago. If the ordinary and concluded his term with the Persian Gulf means more money for the government. American voter cannot trust our own President War efforts. Because of George Bush, defense Currently the Unites States government has then whom can we really trust? I feel sorry for been receiving 8% more in income tax revenue ,, 1Jie R~ University Highlmtdtr ~a ~ --~ · spending, which had been 20% of the budget, the children having to grow up in today's world ;yn~nt)lly student publi~atio~ proiidttl b)'Jhe. I was now 15% of government spending. Now each year since 1990. This is nothing more with this man as our leader. What kind of '' students of Regis Uruvers1ty for theRegts -~ these excess funds could be used elsewhere. than the American public peaking financially example is be setting for the youth of community. ' I can remember George Bush leading us since 1990, because of our largest generation: America? ·- ,, " -···· into the Persian Gulf War with a feeling of the baby boomers. Bill Clinton has inherited , Jt {µnctions as a forum to inform -~ / confidence. This was our chance to regain our these economic factors. Clinton had nothing to com,inunity of erents and personstelbant M ' military prominence. It was our first major do with our economic growth; he simply is l_ltgfs; IUttves as a place for the ~ssitJl\f~ operation since Vietnam. I think George Bush, riding the wave. AT1ENTION! t-0~m-osand opinions. However, tlie9piJ.»~¥1$' , General Norman Scharwtzkoff, and General I don't recall President Bush having an t i{t~tb?J? may not n~essarily rtfft~ d.it ~ ! Colin Powell regained our faith in the White affair nor were their rumors circulating about 0 House, and repaired some of the scars Vietnam his private life. Clinton has been involved with The Neuroscience Club will left behind. I look back on those days with dozens of affairs and scandals. I also don't hold meetings every Monday -,~n:~~: r:i::e:::~:d::::taJ : I mbm and the advisor to ensure the quality pride in our leaders and their accomplishments. recall Barbara Bush or Nancy Reagan speaking at 12:30 in room· 104 of the Today, I am older and more aware of to the press defending their husbands. I can't of ideas and suitability of content, Editorial! ' politics and government. As 1 look at recall Barbara Bush or Nancy Reagan ever Science Building. Anyone riJleet tie opinion of the authors, wllich aruot: lbe opinion of the entire staff 9.t ~ American leaders today, I don't have those blaming the Democratic Party for anything. 1eces.saQ1y 1 who is interested is strongly i "' Regis University. , same feelings of pride. On the nightly news On the other hand we have Hilary Clinton, a 4 ·t and across headlines around the country, career politician's wife and lawyer, encouraged to attend. There 1ltt editors ~f the Highlander will attept sig11ed instead of hearing or seeing names such as immediately pointing her finger at the will be speakers, discussions, ,f~fm tf) tb~ editor and print snch.ktt{~~ Norman Schwartzkoff, Colin Powell, or Republicans suggesting that this was part of a \;. tme4iug 250 words, at their discrt~· George Bush, instead we hear Vernon Jordan, right-winged conspiracy plot against her and off campus tours of ~ttei'J wn be edited for length, ;rammar~,ad and Monica Lewinsky. Through the media husband. However, the truth prevailed in the schools and labs. Food will lfflllduation. Personal attacks or mappr.opr1a1t~ we have come to know these people as house Lewinsky case. Jani_gu ___ age___ will not be printed. The ~dlinefot. hold names. However, did you know the name As we reflect back on the Acquittal, let's also be provided. Information rtt~pt ofletters is 5:00 p.m. on Wednesdayt Webster Hubbell? Hubbell was once the third­ not forget it cost the American taxpayers forty about each week's meeting ·;. btfore the week of publication. · rankmg Justice Department official. He has million dollars. Let's also not forget that the already been sent to jail for "bilking" his man responsible for his actions would will be posted outside room 1 clients when he was in private practice in not admit his guilt. However, only weeks 103 in the Science Building. Arkansas. Ken Starr wants to send Hubbell thereafter he admitted he had done wrong. But •r:1i;i¥a;~1a Ship J.ll, Denver, Colorado 81221, back to prison for tax evasion. Currently, he is never fully admitted to responsibility. L ~ J HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 Opinion + 3 Impeachable offens es Live out the mission ...

by Keefe Davis were not committed I am ,1ritinl, ,his amdc about Ill) um,c,sit) should mitiate a church platform experiences at Regis University as a senior that accepts homosexuals and their sexual living at Romero llousc \'- a community of practices. \\'hy do we not make the Regis by Jim Magoonaugh ix, \\C ~onstantl) con,e1:..:-, yUC$tion, JnJ undergraduat..: degree a fi,..: )Car program that sometimes. scream at one another about issues requires one year of full-time community Here we arc after a four-year. S40 million doing, we set a dangerous precedent. Clinton. of simplicity. social justice. and trying to find a service? The experience would be a great inn:stigation th:it yielded little to nothing in nfter all wns elected to the presidency twice common denominator of 'ho\\ ought \\ e h> opportunity for students to live in a different Starr wrote the equivalent ofa Hustler substantive areas other than ~tonicagate. What live.' Romero House has definitcl} raised environment and reality. We would then be magazine nrticle. but. helieve it or not. his are we to do" more questions and concerns for me, thus able to live out our mouo \\hile recognizing accusations were not impeachable. What is It is tempting to want President Clinton to forcing my reality to constantl) that the best learning does not simply go away. Think about it. How could impeachable then? Well, according to the change, evolve, and sometimes always take place in the Clinton have gotten involved with a 21 year­ constitution (which the house managers even dissipate. classroom. old White House intern? No matter how seemed to ignore), "treason, bribery, or other rhe greatest struggh: We can talk We have a responsibility ru; seductive and consenting - How?? That is high crimes and misdemeanors." I think that throughout the year has been students. staff, faculty. and what I have been asking myself throughout the we all agree that Clinton has not yet listening to the Regis rhetoric and Jesuits of Regis University to entire trial (along with most other Americans). committed treason or bribery. Yes? '' Jesuit jargon about 'the and discuss discover reality. advocate social This, however. is not the right question or So what are high crimes and preferential option for the poor' justice. and live in truth questions that needed to be asked. The misdemeanors? This was the task that was and 'the common good' because I regardless of the cost. We cannot questions that needed to be asked were What before the senate. The framers idea of see very little application of these all we want, remain idle with talk and theory; was this case about - sex or misconduct'> Did 'misdemeanors,' is not at all the way we think ideas on campus. We can talk we must act as the injustices of the president's misconduct rise to the level of of them today. I think that today the framers and discuss all we want. but if we but if we the world continue. high crimes and misdemeanors - hence would have translated misdemeanors into refuse to practice what we We cannot accept donations impeachable? treasonous activity against the state. The preach, what good is it. I believe from corporations that support This trial was not about sex or lying to framers left the 'high crimes definition' vague the difference between Romero refuse to inequality, act unethically. the American people - contrary to the house for a reason, to ensure that impeachment House and Regis University is practice inhumane workmg manager's ideas. This trial was about whether would always remain a political process. The that we at Romero House not practice what conditions, or that are driven the president committed acts that were obstruction ofjustice and perjury charges, even only talk about the Jesuit mission, solely by profit. For example, if impeachable. It can not be about whether we if proven, do not constitute treason against the but we also explore it and we are true to the think that the decisions made in the oval office state. Therefore, do not warrant impeachment. actually try to live up to it. We we preach, Christian/Catholic/Jesuit mission, were moral, justified or right. I don't think they As I stated above - To impeach a constantly push ourselves in the Regis University can no longer were. Impeachable offenses have to have president one must prove that a president has cry of'Magis' (more). Romero what good is accept donations from Coors occurred for impeachment - it is very simple. done something impeachable. It clearly has not House is the institute of 'the Brewing Company® if this When we begin to impeach presidents just happened here. common good!' company continues to support because we do not agree with what they are Jon Sobrino, a world I"t? . homosexual discrimination by renowned Jesuit, addressed Regis making donations to conservative University during a graduation lobbying think tanks. speech in the early 90's. In his It is not easy to be a FINANCIAL AID address he pointedly expressed his opinion that Catholic school. Jesus was persecuted and people, schools, and corporations too often fall'' martyred for his love of the poor and prey to mainstream ideas, sacrificing their marginalized. Archbishop Romero and the six DEADLINE morals and ethics in fear of retribution and Jesuits in El Salvador, for whom the Romero persecution. In bis honor I must ask, if Regis House was founded and inspired by, were also FOR ACADEMIC YEAR 1999-2000 is a Catholic institute for 'the common good,' martyred for their love and outcries of injustice why are we not being persecuted? Why do we against those who have no voice. "We [at accept poverty as an essential malady of Regis University] must become a voice for the society? Why is our campus a beautiful island voiceless ... we must stop the oppression." MARCH 5, 1999 of prosperity, wealth, and knowledge fenced With that, I invite everyone from campus: off from the people of North Denver? students, faculty, staff, board members and the for priority funding How can we agree and applaud when Jesuit communities to join us at 5:45 on Archbishop TuTu said, "If God discriminates Monday nights for mass (you don't have to be against homosexuals, He is not my God!" Catholic), dinner, and direct discussion on THE FEDERAL PROCESSOR MUST RECEIVE YOUR However, as a student body, we have not opinions and social justice issues focused on FREE APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID united to support and accept homosexuals as practice, not theory. Or please stop by any people of love. It is not enough to "love the night, you are always invited. Call (303) 964- (FAFSA) BY sinner. but hate the sin." Jesus commands us 9991 for directions (it is off campus). It is a to love unconditionally. How come we wonderful opportunity to have uncensored and MARCH 5, 1999 constantly qualify Jesus to fit our ignorance candid conversation with many people from for priority funding and misconceptions? We as a Catholic Jesuit many walks of life and different experiences.

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Call 303-458-4962 for details about becoming or using a I 'I 4 + Profile HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 'l Revealing the power of the human spirit is Sister Cecilia's calling

by Bridget M c Elligott

There is an everyday hero among us the Franciscan Sisters, which she has served age eleven and began drinking. By age as one of thirteen children on a farm in whose name is Sister Cecilia Linenbrank. for four years. She was also honored for her sixteen she was into drugs and a life of Nebraska. Her parents, who had deep roots in Sister Cecilia was honored as an everyda) more current work with women inmates at the prostitution while living on the streets of the Catholic faith, gave her a basic respect for hero by Channel 7 news. This honor is given county jail. Her ministry program is called Denver. Not too long ago, she was arrested the land. It was then through St. Francis, the to those who base their work in non-violence. "Reach In, Reach Out" for drugs and patron saint of ecology, that she discovered Sister Cecilia is a nun with the St. Francis She counsels the prostitution. She is that one must love and revere all creatures. It order. She is also a Regis alumnus. She inmates twice a week. three-months is her work and her studies of Pierre Teilherd obtained her degree in Philosophy. After The program aims to pregnant and is de Chardin that compel her to believe that teaching philosophy at Regis, she attended the get the inmates to look It is her'' work that serving a six-month "nothing is profane, everything is sacred. And University of Colorado at Boulder to earn her at their lives and sentence in drug there is always light over darkness." doctorate. She had been on the Board of realize that they can be rehabilitation, after Sister Cecilia has clearly touched the Trustees at Regis until her term expired in successful without compels Sister Cecilia to which she wi11 go to a lives of many and is undoubtedly a hero. April 1998. Sister Cecilia also taught a very drugs and/or halfway house. John Simonet, the director of corrections at the popular Senior Seminar with Father Tom prostitution. Through Sister Cecilia count) jail, said, "If there were more Sister Cummings titled The Spark of Being. the program, she hopes believe that 'nothing is hopes that this Cecilias, this jail would be half full." Father Currently. she is on a committee for New to help women reach woman will realize Tom Cummings said that, "Dr Cecilia and I Ventures. inside themselves. She she does not need became good friends from sharing the tragic Sister Cecilia was nominated for her hopes that she is able profane, everything is prostitution and drugs deaths of our two brothers three years ago and work with the Adult Learning Center. This is to "touch hearts with a in her life. Sister from teaching our seminar class. We remain a program she founded in 1964, which is little hope and provide Cecilia describes this good friends because Cecilia is truly young in designed to help adults obtain their G.E.Ds them with a glimmer of sacred. And there is woman as gorgeous, spirit and constantly willing to invest in the and become literate. ALC also helps foreign hope for a better life." and she said, "If you happiness of others. adults learn English as a second language. She has touched are not gorgeous on ') She is always interested in new ) The program is comprised of 500 volunteers and been touched by always light over the inside, then it challenges and ventures. It's a friendship I and 2,500 students. There are fifteen learning many of the women does no good to be cherish. As religious men and women, we centers throughout Denver and five located at she has worked with. gorgeous on the often compliment and complement each the county jail. A young Portuguese darkness.' outside." other." Regis is extreme!) lucky to have such Twenty-seven years after founding the woman in particular Sister Cecilia a loving. caring women as part of our Jesuit Adult Leaming Center, Sister Cecilia left her made an impression on feels compelled to community. full-time duties, although she is still a member Sister Cecilia recently. perform these acts of of the board. She went on to fulfill her This woman was adopted at age four and was non-violence to help others partl) because of elected position as the provincial minister of raised in a violent household. She ran away at'' her parents and her upbringing. She grew up • • Dine at one of 97 Restaurants KRCX 1530am Thursday March 11 B6NEFJIJNG 25% of ycu food bill wiO go to Project Ange! Heart RostauNUlt List, lnfe, & Me.. www.denver.aideWGik.com/ diningout or cal 303•13CH>202 PROJEC'I 95!!:!A 5280 A:,..GEL HEART ~-~ ...... mr.aiJ wui km: t~ people 11 "IC Wllb JUV/AJl>l. EAT~ DRINK .. FIGHT AIDS!

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"obscene" and "hannful" sex HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 6 + REGIS HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 REGIS + 7 • • e 1 e 0 e 1S .. photo bx Kevin Berman photo by Kevin Berman Self-Defense workshop Possible 2000 GOP candidate addresses 2000 geared for all sizes spectators in the Regis Field House contributed by Sally-Spencer Thomas by .Jim Magoonat:gh "Women Ending Violence EfTectnely" (\VEVE) is a mental Elizabeth Dole was the featured m the Field House. whether we are comfortable with and physical self-defense workshop that will be presented speaker at the School for Health Care Dole began b) congratulating passing down such a questionable Wednesday. March 17th. 1999 from 7:00-9:00pm in the Life Professions (SHCP) anni,ersary event Regis' SHCP on its forward thinking in legacy to our children. She spoke of Directions Center Fitness Center. Choices and Residence Life are Thursda}, February 18, 1999 in the the healthcare field. She stated that days when anyone could leave his or sponsoring the program as part of a year-long speaker series Regis Field House. Dole has been more Universities might learn from our her front door unlocked. Dole designed to enhance student life here at Regis. This is the forth time named one of the world's IO most many contemporary programs. Dole remembered at time when our schools that the WEVE program has been held at the Regis campus. The admired women. She was the first then spoke on a broad range of topics, were "the envy of the world," but now feedback from previous programs has been overwhelmingly woman to serve as Secrel3J) of some humorous, others that were \'ery "they hardly teach at all." Dole positive: Transportation and she has just similar to campaign issues. believed that, "As citizens of the • "(The program) was fantastic. I don't think any woman concluded an 8-year stint \\ ith the Red Dole spoke of the time that she greatest country on the face of the earth, should be without this training." Cross. With her resignation, it has been appeared in leather riding a Harley with we've got to trust ourselves and our • "The techniques were simple and easy to learn." rumored that she will be a presidential Jay Leno on the Tonight Show. She. values. not solely the government and • "The confidence I gained from this seminar was a must." candidate, for the GOP, in 2000. also. told a rather interesting story its intentions." This program combines the psychological issues of self-defense The Master of Ceremonies for the where she tried to swa) the vote of a At the end of the evening, Fr. including environmental awareness and positive self-talk with non­ evening was Bertha Lynn. Lynn. both a senator by arranging a romantic dinner Michael Sheeran bestowed an honorary strength-based physical interventions. rargeted mainly at women, local news anchor and a Regis trustee, and evening together with him. degree on Dole on behalf of the Regis the material is practical and valuable for protecting oneself from introduced the Academic Dean for the However. she was very quick to point trustees. Sheeran compared her work violence. SHCP, Patricia Ladewig. Ladewig then out that the senator's name was Bob with the lgnation philosophy that we The two main instructors are instrumental in the success of the gave a full history of the SHCP - ho\\ Dole. are all men and women in the service of program. Dr. John Nicoletti, a prominent police psychologist in the and when it was formed and it's many Dole had one basic reoccurring pthers. "She is deeply devoted to the Denver Metro area, specializes in workshops on preventing violence accomplishments. Ladewig then ga\'e theme throughout the entire evening. service of those in need. as well as the in the workplace and training police officers in de-escalation of way to Dole who was greeted with a that of trying to get citizens more service of the basic virtues that builds Elizabeth Dole delivering her speach last Thursday night at Regis. force. Dr Nicoletti instructs participants on how to develop survival welcoming round of applause from the involved in their own lives and that of the nobility of our nation." stated tactics and how to increase awareness of human instincts that ma) 2000 students, faculty. administrators their families. In regards to society Sheeran. cause more hann than good in violent situations. For example, one and Dole supporters who were gathered today, she posed the question of human instinct is often to run in a straight line when fleeing from an assailant, while a serpentine running path would be more advantageous in throwing the perpetrator ofT his/her path Brad McClain conducts the experiential portion of the I

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Lock, Stock, Lock Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels, the debut feature from writer, director Guy and Two Ritchie is phenomenal. This film, which is new to the U.S .. has smashed movie screens in Smoking the U.K. and I can easil} see why. The movie Barrels is about four young British lads who decide to press their luck ii) a game an of cards in the Starring: Nick "wild" East End of London. At the end of the Moran, Jason card game, the boys lose a whopping 500.000 Statham, Dexter pounds, and were not talking about a slim fast diet. The rest of the movie goes into a wild Fletcher, Jason goose chase of the boys scheming how to raise Fleming the money. to avoid the wrath of the debt Director: Guy collector. Big Chris. Violence seems to follow Ritchie the boys wherever they go, but the ending . paints a good moral lesson . Running Time: This picture was done wonderfully. It has 106 minutes some of the same eye-grabbing camera shots A combined with wicked British accents that its Grade: predecessor Trainspotting to the U.S. The plot is vef} unique. one which immediately draws you in, as does the hip sound track. This movie is a must see. You will not regret it! -Kara Mattini

From the director of "Beavis and Butthead" Office and "King of the Hill" comes a hilarious Space comedy full of brilliant satire. It's a must-see Scene from "Lock, Stock, and Two Smoking Barrels." for anyone who has had the nine-to-five blues or Starring: Ron "a case of the Mondays." Livingston , Ron Livingston (Swingers) plays Peter HIGHLANDER Jennifer Aniston, Gibbons, a young burnt-out suit desperate for a Mead Thirty-second and Lowell has yet change. Along side him are his co-workers another gem, Mead Street Station. A great Stephen Root Michael Bolton (David Hennan), a nerdy Street place to have a beer, dinner, or a couple of Grade: A- programmer with the attitude of a wannabe beers with dinner. is h iring smooth gangsta, and Ajay Naido's character who Station Mead Street caters to the needs of break dances his way towards the big house. Another hilarious addition to the 3625 w. vegetarians through a few great salads. cast is "News Radio's" own Stephen Root who plays Milton, an anal-retentive, 32n d Ave. Sample the caesar, the best in Denver, for a for paranoid, soon to be psychopath who, without his stapler, is on the verge of simple lunch that will fill you up. Just add becoming the next una-bomber. {at Lowell chicken for a larger appetite. If soup is what Peter and his control-freak girlfriend visit a therapist who hypnotizes him Blvd) you prefer, try the 'chowder'. Clam chowder 1999-2000 into a new man. Reborn, rejuvenated, and carefree he makes his own rules. (303) 433- and a Sam Adams Ale (one of the many I le goes to work when he feels like it, he disregards all authority including bottled beers that are available on a regular that of his boss, Bill Lumberg (Gary Cole), a dry, insensitive excuse for an 2138 basis) make for a great afternoon snack... Available Positions: individual, and in return, gets promoted. With this newfound attitude, not Grade: C+ after classes. only does he find himself a girlfriend, played by Jennifer Aniston, who has For dinner, there are menu items that her own problems with on the job flare, he and his sidekicks figure out a way come out of the fry;r in large portions and burgers that are perfect Managing Editor to beat the system. pub food. Mead Street is a great place for that first date: not to If you're in the mood to laugh out loud, I would recommend this movie fancy (or expensive), but nice enough to impress. News Editor · despite other critic's ill reviews. Sit at the bar for lunch or dinner, because, while the Business & Advertising -- Megan Harper bartenders make you feel at home, the waitstaff is less than Manager accommodating. In the summer you can sit outside and enjoy the Layout & Production Manager view of the Highland Park Neighborhood, however, the Shakespeare Talk about a love story with a understaffed servers might overlook you. Entertainment Editor beautifully written script and wonderful Live jazz and blues musicians play during the week and on Sports Editor performances from the handsome Joseph the weekends. So just sit down, have a beer, I recommend the Applications can be picked up in in Love Guiness that's on tap, and enjoy a great part of North West Denver. Fiennes (William Shakespeare) and Student Activities, and are due by Starring:Joseph impressive Gwyneth Paltrow (Viola). Wednesday, March 17, 1999. Fiennes, Gwyneth Academy Award winners Ben Affleck (Ned -- Jim Magoonaugh Alleyn) and Geoffrey Rush (Philip Paltrow, Ben Henslowe) also support this film by Affleck, Geoffrey providing a sensual and comedic movie­ Rush going experience. In 1593, during the reign of Queen Elizabeth I (played by Judi Favorite Family Recipe Miramax Film Dench), a confused and uninspired Running Time: 2 Shakespeare is in desperate need of a muse. hours Little does he know. that his inspiration lies Enter to Win in one of the new company players. During Grade: A a time when women are not allowed to act in the theatre, Viola dresses up like a man to audition for the role of Romeo in Bring your favorite recipe in to the dining hall by March 17th Please adjust "Romeo and(... you guessed it) Ethel, the pirate's daughter." Upon . recipe to prepare 25-30 portions. discovering her secret identity, ShakeJ,peare is captivated by Viola's passio~ for the theatre and poetry, and she swiftly captures his heart. Shakespeare 1s inspired by Viola and transfonns the hopeless comedy into a timeless tragedy 1st place New 10 speed bike of star-crossed lovers. Directed by John Madden, this lively film moves 2nd, 3rd & 4th place choice of CD Walkman, mini boombox or clock radio expeditiously from comedy to romance with ardent agility. Shakespeare in Love is filled with great costumes, accents, comedy, love, and much m~re. However, if you add good company to the mix, this movie is ~ure to stir up Winning recipes will be used in our menu for the dining hall. some good times. As a side note, it has a lot of amusing allus10ns to (Recipes may be modified by us for use in the dining hall) Shakespearean literature. Shakespeare in Love, written by Mar~ Norm~ ~d Tom Stoppard, has maintained its place among the top ten movies even m its We look forward to seeing what your family likes. tenth week. Be sure to include name & phone number.

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Milt peers and devote fans world wide, for his "Explosive" Jackson ongoing musical exploration and invention. They Milt Jackson Meets Meets the have earned a National Music Award, the French the Clayton-Hamilton Clayton­ Bicentennial Award, and an honorary doctorate Hamilton from the Berklee College of Music. He has also Jazz Orchestra Jazz been named to the Percussion Hall of Fame, and Quest Records Orchestra, is he has established his place among many jazz Rating: B the elite in Downbeat Magazine's Hall of Fame. This combination all affirms his abiding impact on the world of of the worlds preeminent Vibraphonist who joins a music in general, and jazz in particular. talented swing big band to make "Explosive." The Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra is an Arranger and bassist Johnny Clayton and drummer amazing group of musicians who have thrived for Jeff Hamilton have collaborated with Milt Jackson the last fourteen years under it's excellent since the seventies. "Everyone in the orchestra is leadership. "We've worked at creating a family aware of Milts revolutionary impact on his here, rather than just pulling together super instrument," said John Clayton. "It was a delight and players," said Clayton. "My brother Jeff has an an inspiration to write and arrange for a musician of ability to assemble great players who have the Bag's caliber." Jeff Hamilton adds, "Milt swings from right personality for the band. Then it's my job to the beginning of a tune to the end. We all rose to the come up with some music that will engage and occasion to swing with Bags." Milt Jackson has been hold their interest." Hamilton, who has recorded compared to Dexter Gordon, as a master storyteller as a leader for Concord and Lake Street, has genre. made over 100 with major artists Milt Jackson's career spans six decades, having including Natalie Cole, George Shearing, and played and collaborated with pioneers as Dizzy Barbra Streisand. In November of 1998 John Gillespie, Charlie Parker, Thelonious Monk and Clayton assumed the position ofjazz Artistic Coleman Hawkins; recording more than 120 albums Director for the Los Angeles Philharmonic's jazz over the years. Milt says, "I originally started out as a series. singer, doing gospel duets with my brother Alvin "Explosive" features the impeccable when I was only seven. Then I took piano when I was trimming and soulful harmonic approach to Milts eleven and twelve... till the money ran out. l got the blues roots, displayed on "Major Deagan." John rest of my musical training in high school. I ended up Clayton's bowed bass complements the emotions playing vibes because it is the instrument most like presented by Milt, by creating spellbinding, the human voice, with one exception: once a singer beautiful melodies. The grabs you and adopts a style, it doesn't usually change much, but holds your attention because of its clever with the vibes there is so much variation and you can arrangements of melodies. endlessly improvise." Milt Jackson Meets the Clayton-Hamilton Jazz Orchestra Milt has gained the respect and support of his -Patrick Porsche "Dosage" has been together for the past five years. In 1994 they watched their debut album "Hints A llegations and Collective Soul Things Left Unsaid," take them for an incredible ride. Their first Atlantic Records single, "Shine," took over the airwaves during 1994 and they won the Billboard Music Award for "Album Rock of the Year." Rating: B - After their unexpected year in the spotlight, they went into the recording studio and made their sophomore album, "Collective Soul," 1995. Also in 1995 they contributed a track, "Jealous Guy," to John Lennon's tribute album, "Working Class Hero: A Tribute To John Lennon." 1995 ended with Collective Soul's "December" single, which won Billboard's "Album Rock Song of the Year," making Collective Soul the only band to win the award two years in a row. Collective Soul's third album, "," was released in 1997. In Collective Soul's new album "Dosage," they mixed it up by switching instruments. Guitarist states, "Nobody was confined to their instruments. I mean, we recorded with Will on Vibes... which is what he majored in at college. Shane Played a lot of percussion and did the loops and even played bass on one song . Will played a lot of percussion too." Also for the first time stepped forward and recorded a lead vocal. Finally, for the first time, the Roland brothers worked together to write the lyrics to "Slow." As a whole Collective Soul's new album, "Dosage," is good. If you liked any of their previous albums you should love this album. Their new songs ranges from driven ("Heavy") to a haunting ("Run") to a mellow ("") to finally a Queen impersonation ("No More, No Less"). -Patrick Porsche

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Eminem in his own words: "Slim Shady is my alter ego. He "Slim Shady" comes out when I get pissed off. I believe that everybody has a Eat at Eminem little Slim Shady in them. It's like you could be cool one minute, lnterscope but if someone messes with you, you're gonna be Slim Shady!" The story of Eminem started in Detroit. A white MC from the Records midwest, Marshal Mathers had a hard time breaking into the Hip restaurants? Rating: B+ Hop business. He would go to freestyle contests only to be booed off stage. After a few years working around the Hip Hop underground, Dr. Dre took him on his own label, Aftermath records, and produced his album. The Slim Shady LP contains works of Eminem that were released previously on the Slim Shady Listen to CDs? EP for Yeeeah entertainment. The lyrics are what shine the most on this album, as they are side splitting hilarious especially on, "My name is" and "Role Model." The beats that back the album are, to my chagrin, a little too West coast for me, and the language is definitely questionable, which make listening to it repeatedly difficult. Despite these negative points, the album is worth Then you have the makings to be an entertainment a strong listen to, simply for the incredibly original lyrics and politically incorrect views that reviewer with the Regis HIGHLANDER. If you're make me smile. interested in contributing, call the office at 964-5391. -- Pete Simpson ...

HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 10 + SPORTS Double-headers Win over Fort Hays concludes men's basketball season

photography by Arthur H. Bilsten by1.J. Ceja equal Regis Men's Basketball finished the regular (18-8. 13-6 in conference play,) season double-trouble in style with a tough loss to Nebraska­ Kearney, 86-83. In their last two games before the RMAC tournament. they were already up for opponents to tournament level tempo. Regis played in Kearney, Nebraska on Friday, February 19. by 1 .J . Ceja Almost 4,000 were in attendance at the game Regis Softball smacked their season's fi rst as both teams battled for victory. The Rangers two games out of the park. The women lost three key players late in the game because dominated Colorado College 15-0 and 8-0 in of fouls. Regis attempted three shots from their first double-header of the 1999 season. beyond the arch in the closing seconds of the Currently, they are 5-1 with two wins over game to tie and send the game into overtime, CU-Colorado Springs. The team is looking but didn't connect. great. Their only defeat was to the University The Regis Men's Basketball team played of Southern Colorado. The teams split a Fort Hays State in Kansas on Saturday, double-header, with pitcher Bridgette Herbert February 20, in front of 2713 opposing fans improving to 3-0 on the season with a 5-4 and 18 Regis "Superfans." The game was Regis victory. USC took the second game 5-7. also broadcast live on 1530 AM KRCX Regis Regis trailed early in the first inning, but University Radio. The "SuperFans" that scored 3 times in the third inning. The attended both women's and men's games, came Rangers squandered the lead in the fifth inning on their own and were not sponsored by Regis giving up 5 runs on three hits and one error. University. The "SuperFans" were louder than Regis could not come back from the deficit. the whole crowd for most of the game except when fans of the opposing team pounded their feet on the bleachers. Regis took a 14-5 lead at the start of the game and didn't surrender the lead the entire game. The Rangers dominated the game throughout except for mental lapses, which led BALLS! to poor play by the Rangers. They had mini slumps throughout the games. All it took for The Highlander wants sports writers. If the Rangers to get out of the slump was to you are interested in covering Regis score a few baskets to gain confidence and athletic events, contact us at momentum. The final score was 69-58, Regis 964-5391. picking up the victory. The leading scorers for Just imagine, you could work with the #1 the Rangers: Martin Glasstetter ( 19), and Steve Bentz {19) 15-19 came from three-point range. paper on campus. Regis' David Carey is a member of the Late! Foy added 11 points. squad finishing 13-6 in conference play. Women's Softball Schedule Saturday 3/6 VS Adam State (2) noon JOB SEEKERS Sunday 3/7 vs Adam State (2) 11am Wednesday 3/10 @ Colorado Mines (2) 2 pm Thursday 3/11 @ Mesa State (2) 1pm Saturday 3/13 @ Fort Hays State (2) noon WANTED! Sunday 3/14 @ Nebraska-Kearney (2) noon Friday 3/19 Trusler Invitational Tourney ALL DAY

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Companies coming this semester to interview and recruit Regis Women's Lacrosse Schedule students include: Wednesday 3/3 vs Metro State 4pm Friday 3/5 vs UNG 4:15pm Saturday 3/20 vs CSU 10am Sun Microsystems (yes they're back) Sunday 3/21 vs West Club noon Quad Graphics Sunday 3/28 @ Metro State 9am Sunday 3/28 vs UNC @ Metro State 11am American Express Wednesday 3/31 vsUCN 4:15 pm Saturday 4/10 @ Western State College 1pm Delta Airlines First Bank UP IN SMOKES ... AND MANY MORE!! A Tobacco Shoppe Speciality Cigarettes, Cigars, Pipes, Tobacco, Etc. The companies coming are hiring for various postions and all majors are welcome. IN-STORE CIGARETTE SPECIALS Major Brands - $20.85/carton Generics - $14.10/carton Come to Career Services (x3508) in the Life Directions Center for more information. "It's a smoker friendly place where the coffee Interested people must sign up and have a resume on file to is always hot and free!" be considered. ~ M-F 9-8 Set 10-5 Toe easiest way to find yourself a job! Sun 12-5 4903 Lowell Boulevard HIGHLANDER + March 1, 1999 SPORTS + 11 -. Great season enas Momentum tough to maintain for the Regis Day On The Hill baseball team, off to a 7-5 start with close contest byT.J. Ceja byT.J. Ceja On March 27th @ Copper Regis Women's Basketball was defeated !he baseball season was on lire 1\hen Bellevue Universit). The Rangers went 2-2 55-88 b) Ncbra~ka-Kearney on February 19. $30 Gets You: games began this spring. However, the Regis against the Bellevue Bruins. The first game This game did not conclude as they had hoped. * A lift ticket to Copper Rangers have struggled as of late. They were was won by Regis, 6-1, but lost the second The Rangers were dominated the whole game. hot winning their first four games. but the game 4-11. The winning pitcher for the The Ranger's defense struggled throughout the * A BBQ Lunch Rangers lost some momentum 1vith tlm:c Rangers was Ian Ferguson, who improved his game. They played great defense for a few And all the competitions straight losses. They are currently 7-5. ERA to 2.85 and has a 2-1 record as pitcher. drives, but continued to breakdown against the Panhandle State University handed Regis three Jay Cerise pitched the 4-11 loss. Cerise has a Lopers' offense At times the Rangers seemed you can handle! of their five losses. The other two losses came 1-2 record pitching and has a 6.68 ERA. to pull closer to the Lopers, scoring at will, but from Bellevue University. The Regis baseball Sunday was the same story for the they didn't establish any momentum. The team has a talented team with depth Rangers as they won the first game I 0-9 and Lopers played a patient game, finding the open Competitions include: throughout the roster, and has a good chance gave pitcher Dan Benton the victory as he player for an easy bucket. to finish strong in the RMAC. improved to a 2-0 record and a 2.52 era The The Regis Women's Basketball team * Giant Slalom Race On Saturday and Sunday, February 20- next game the Rangers lost 7-11, with Scott bounced back in a big way the following night * Mogul Race 21, Regis competed in four games with Selinger picking up the loss. in Fort Hays, Kansas. They seemed more pumped up to play, but the first half proved * Snow Volleyball different. The Rangers started off slow, dug themselves into a hole, and trailed the entire * Snow Tug of War Men's Baseball Schedule first half. When the half-time buzzer rang, the * A Relay Race Rangers were trailing 27-36. And much more! At the start of the second half the Saturday 3/6 @ Florida Southern 7pm Rangers were a different team all together. @ Eckert College 7pm The Rangers kept cutting at the Tiger's lead Sunday 3/7 and finally took the lead for the first time 45- We want teams of 5-7 Monday 3/8 @ University of Tampa 7pm 44 with 13:48 left in the second half. After people. Teams must have: Tuesday 3/9 @ Maddona College 1pm the Rangers took the lead, the game was a sea­ in One skier Wednesday 3/10 @ Shippensburg Univ. 3pm saw battle. Fumbled rebounds resulted * extra opportunities and easy baskets for the One Snowborder Thursday 3/11 @ Rensselaer Polytechnic Inst. 11am Tigers. The Tigers scored 20 points on * Friday 3/12 @ Bryant College 2pm second-chance opportunities. The game came And at least one woman. @ Florida Southern 4pm down to the final seconds. Regis lost 73-75. Saturday 3/13 Three Rangers were in double figures: Dena Saturday 3/20 vs Ft. Hays State 12) noon Koskovick (10), Katie Beamon (17), and the If you have any questions Sunday 3/21 vs Ft. Hays State 12) noon leading scorer for Regis on the night Kristy call x5375 Brautigam (19). Registration for summer Session starts on March 1!

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