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Thursday, September28, 2006 Volume CIV, Issue 18 Students increasinglyK AIMIN fall victim to Internet scams ZACHARY FRANZ “The last year or so the Internet third-party entity that facilitates Charged with a petty crime? a Legal Services attorney. MONTANA KAIMIN scam stuff has really increased,” purchases. The buyer gives the They do not take cases involv- she said. “It’s just unbelievable payment to the escrow service, Take heart, alleged small-time ing felonies, or disputes involv- Either students have become what people will fall for.” which holds the money until the lawbreakers. You’ve got an ally ing large dollar amounts, she more gullible, or scams are more The scams are varied and con- product is delivered. That way, the in ASUM Legal Services. said. Also, cases must arise in sophisticated. Whichever the stantly evolving, but most fit into seller can’t just get the money and Legal Services is funded by Missoula County. cause, the impact is evident at two broad categories. keep the product, nor can the student fees and provides legal Nonetheless, it is a valuable ASUM Legal Services. In the first, students buy some- buyer get what they want and council to students for far less resource for students. The number of cases stemming thing on the Internet and don’t get refuse to cough up the money. money than it would cost outside “Most of the things we do are from financial trickery to which what they paid for. Instead, they The problem, Hamilton said, is the university. the things students need,” UM students have fallen victim get something inferior or nothing that it’s fairly simple to set up a The department is staffed by Hamilton said. has surged in the past couple of at all. That danger exists any time fake escrow service on the nine third-year UM law students Even if a case does not fit years, said Anne Hamilton, a purchase is made without a face- Internet that looks like it’s on the under the supervision of three Legal Services criteria, they can ASUM Legal Services attorney. to-face transaction, but it has been level. Then, the false escrow serv- attorneys. They deal with a wide still offer advice or refer students Three years ago, such cases were compounded by the rise of illegit- ice just keeps the money, either in variety of issues, including mis- to a reputable lawyer. virtually nonexistent at Legal imate escrow services, Hamilton cahoots with the seller or inde- demeanor crimes, landlord/tenant ASUM Legal Services is locat- Services, Hamilton said. This said. issues, consumer disputes and ed in the UC, office 112, and can See SCAMS, Page 12 year, there is about one per week. In theory, an escrow service is a family law, said Anne Hamilton, be reached at 243-6213. Governor proposes two-year Oval beach tuition cap to Board of Regents

SEAN BRESLIN at the state’s community colleges, MONTANA KAIMIN technical schools and two- and four-year universities for the next BUTTE – Gov. Brian two years. Schweitzer announced a plan “If we can lay $50 million on Wednesday to cap tuitions at the table, we can deal with the Montana’s colleges and universi- ongoing expenses and hold those ties at their current rates. tuition increases to zero,” he said. Speaking to about 100 people at University of Montana the Montana Board of Regents President George Dennison was meeting, Schweitzer said tuition optimistic about the governor’s costs – measured in real dollars – plan. have quadrupled over the past 17 “This will make it easier to deal years. The increase has kept many with the problems that exist,” Montanans from getting a college Dennison said. Ashley McKee/Montana Kaimin education, he said. Although Montana colleges and Sophomore Ethan Dolentz, front, takes a quick nap Wednesday in the Oval along with several other people enjoying the “We have decreased the oppor- universities will have other costs, nice weather. According to the National Weather Service, the high of 73 degrees was above average for normal tempera- tunities for families in Montana to such as facility maintenance, the tures in late September. live the American Dream,” Schweitzer’s goals are clear, said Schweitzer said. “We must David Ewer, budget director with reverse that trend.” the governor’s office. Proposal for COT branch in To achieve that goal, “This is not about infrastruc- Schweitzer said he will campaign ture; this is about affordability,” for legislative candidates who Ewer said. support his college affordability The plan would not call for an Bitterroot faces opposition plan. The plan would offer $50 increase in taxes, Schweitzer said, million in new funding to the but would be paid for by “read- SEAN BRESLIN Montana University System and justing priorities” in funding and MONTANA KAIMIN “We just thought that we were Other Board of Regent News cap tuition costs at current levels by the state’s growing economy. long overdue,” Clark said. But Good offered a different The Staff and Compensation $50 fee increase BUTTE — The Montana Board plan: a COT branch in Hamilton at Committee approved three-year of Regents heard opposing argu- a cost of roughly $4 million. contracts for football and men’s ments yesterday from Bitterroot Opening a COT branch would and women’s basketball coach- approved for law, Valley residents and the bring an accredited institution, es at UM and Montana State University of Montana regarding with student services already in University. Although propo- higher education options for the place, to Ravalli County, Good nents argued that three-year journalism students valley. said. contracts would help attract and During a Workforce Development While Good stressed the need to keep quality coaches at the SEAN BRESLIN Committee meeting, Barry Good, approve the proposal so UM could schools, Student Regent dean of the College of request funding from the Heather O’Loughlin wasn’t MONTANA KAIMIN Technology, outlined a plan to Legislature in January, Regent convinced. open a 15,500-square-foot COT Chairwoman Lynn Morrison- “I’d be surprised if this BUTTE – A Montana Board of Regents committee approved an facility in Hamilton. But the Hamilton asked both parties not to helps,” O’Loughlin said. increase in student fees Wednesday to help with construction and reno- Bitterroot Valley Community rush to a decision. But UM President George vation costs at the University of Montana. College Exploratory Committee, a “I would urge caution here and Dennison said the benefits of The measure, passed by the board’s Administrative, Budget and Audit grass-roots organization, wants urge continued discussion and three-year contracts go beyond Oversight Committee, would require journalism and law students to pay support for something a little cooperation,” Morrison-Hamilton the coaches. an additional $50 in facility fees in order to furnish the new journalism more homegrown. said. “It’s the student athlete that’s building and renovate the UM Law School. The general student popu- Victoria Clark, spokeswoman Regent Lila Taylor agreed. really critical here,” Dennison lation would see an increase of just $1.25. The measure will go before for the exploratory committee, “I hope that both sides would said. Three-year contracts for the full board later this week for final approval. said local control of a community work together” to develop a pro- coaches would mean that the Although the increase will mainly benefit journalism and law stu- college would better serve the posal for the Bitterroot, Taylor coach recruiting student athletes dents, the bulk of the money will be coming from the student body as a needs of the Bitterroot Valley, an said. would probably be the same whole, said Bob Duringer, UM vice president for administration and area of the state that has seen dra- Although Bitterroot Valley resi- person who coaches the ath- finance. matic growth since the 1970s. dent Richard O’Brien called UM’s letes, he said. But Jerry Brown, dean of the Journalism School, argued that students While discussing higher education efforts “self-serving,” Jim Foley, The measure will be sent to at large would benefit from the new building, citing other departments’ with community members, Clark UM’s executive vice president, the full board for a vote later plans to use space in the current Journalism Building. said she found a need for a local disagreed. this week. “If we don’t get our building adequately furnished, we can’t vacate institution that could provide “All we ever wanted to do was that space,” Brown said. The vacated space could also be used by the training for knowledge-based serve the needs of the Bitterroot,” Law School while its building undergoes renovation, he said. jobs. Foley said. www.montanakaimin.com

M o n t a n a K a i m i n 2 Opinion Thursday, September 28, 2006 Letters from the Closet Editorial Not that there’s anything wrong with that Liberals should practice the My coming out was something hard for my family tolerance they preach to believe. Many of them needed it explained to them several times. They had questions and I didn’t have answers for them other than that I was born this way. Luckily all of them are understanding people who were willing to accept me as I am: a proud, openly After the reactions to the recent anti-abortion demonstrations on straight man. campus, it’s about time liberals started acting liberal again. As far as parents go, mine are big-time freedom Liberalism, at its core, is about the freedom of individuals to haters. My dad is a Democrat-voting Libertarian and express their opinions and to decide their own actions, as long as my mom is a bra-burning pro-choice advocate. they don’t interfere with those of anyone else. So why is it that in Speaking of my mom, she was disappointed at my Missoula, a supposed liberal bastion in the state of Montana, a life choice because she is (when not paying for abor- wave of intolerance washes over campus as soon a group voices an tions) a big fan of adoption and felt it was wonderful opinion on the opposite end of the political spectrum? that her son would someday find a life partner and Yes, the signs displayed by an anti-abortion group Monday that adopt. Dad, well Dad just said, “Listen good, depicted graphic images of aborted fetuses were enough to make dammit. No gay son of mine is gonna be a not-gay.” anyone lose their lunch, no matter their stance on the issue. But eventually they warmed up to the idea. However, that argument is not substantial enough to deny someone It’s a sad but true tale. Throughout adolescence my their freedom to express their opinion, an ideal that liberals suppos- family was convinced I was homosexual. They had edly hold dear. If liberals begin to perpetuate the notion that only this notion that because I enjoyed plays, thought that the speech they want to hear should be free, then they risk losing figure skating and gymnastics were tough sports and this fundamental right of theirs altogether. that rainbows were pretty––super-pretty actually––I Instead of relentlessly grilling the protesters on their agenda and must like other men. letting the debate spin into an uncontrolled screaming match over A lot. who’s going to hell and who’s not, liberals need to start question- It wasn’t like I was Anne Heche about things––I during the afterglow. Apparently everyone else in my ing why hard-line Christians feel this way in the first place. The wasn’t even Tom Cruise about it––I liked girls. But family likes this story as well, because they all anger that fundamentalists direct toward those with different apparently no one noticed this about me. If I had a laughed, the bastards. beliefs doesn’t do the world any good, but sending that anger right time machine I’d go back and tell myself to show my Maryann told me she thought I was gay because I back at them only fuels the fires of frustration and misunderstand- parents my nudie magazine collection. was never dating any girls. Apparently she had failed ing. This summer, while staying with my parents in to notice my weight at the time, which is quite a feat. As “Kumbaya” as it sounds, Missoula’s liberals need to start Anaconda, some members of both my Mammy and Being caught with a girl was when my family real- accepting others for who they are and acknowledging others’ rights Pappy’s families came to visit. Because we’re all ized their mistake about my sexuality. to hold differing opinions, no matter how outrageous or ridiculous from Anaconda, we decided to follow town tradition It seems I was gay for years without knowing it, they may seem. Until they start practicing what they preach, liber- and go drinking. Getting my family together is never which is pretty depressing. I knew some pretty good- als will never see the world realized through their ideals. a good idea as it usually involves discussing my past looking guys and, had I known I was gay, I might – Allison Squires, embarrassments (of which there are many) and how have made a move on some of them. Stupid me, find- news editor much of an ass I can actually be. Adding booze to the ing girls attractive. Although ... no. equation is like running into a bear den covered in I think my cousin Pam put it best when she said, honey. “I’d ask you if you were looking at any girls and First, my family laughed about the time I got you’d always say you weren’t. It got me thinking stoned and rambled to my parents for an hour while maybe you played on another team. And that James asking questions about the profoundness of Eagles Dean poster was weird too.” The Kaimin accepts letters to the editor lyrics (Not very). A random bar patron recalled the So, my family thought I was gay. But when you and guest columns. time I sharted in Butte Plaza Mall and had to leave and friends come up with a special weekly event my underwear behind (I’m very sorry). This was par- called “Broadway Day” (when the world becomes ticularly disturbing because I have no idea how this your personal musical number), you’re bound to turn random drunk knew of my secret shame. Everyone in a few heads. What I think rocks about this whole sad Letters should be 300 words or fewer, the bar was having a good time. And I mean every- moment in my family’s history is that everyone was one. People stopped their own conversations to listen cool with me being gay, even if I wasn’t. and columns should be about 700 words. in on stories of my failures. Now if only I could stop Mother from introducing Then, without warning, my Aunt Maryann me to every nice guy she meets. Please e-mail both to announced her favorite of my many mistakes. She took a drink of her ninth rum and Coke (damn drunk) – Pat Duganz is a senior in print journalism [email protected], or drop them off and recalled how my father caught me with a girl ‘Class division’ of debate seating its to the public before the first in Journalism 107. highlights importance of election person had even entered the building. And to make matters even Recently, I went with other Letters worse, those seats were bought College Democrats down to Butte and reserved for Burns supporters for the debate between Jon Tester to the editor by Burns supporters. There’s and Sen. Conrad Burns. What I something wrong in this country witnessed has become one of the when everyday law-abiding citi- reoccurring themes of this race: zens are cheated by crooks and class division at its finest. It is that ing to play by the same rules as cowards half the time, and then Montana Kaimin: divide in America between the everyone else. When we arrived denied equal access to presumably haves and the have-nots that we joined the line of Tester sup- public resources the other half. makes this election so damned porters, and waited patiently for Something has to change. That’s Twice the prestige of important. One of the founding the doors to open. At 5 p.m. Burns why this election is so damned principles in this country is that supporters finally showed up. But important. In short, we’re tired of people, regardless of wealth or instead of getting in line and wait- being lied to, and we’re tired of The New York Times, class, have the same basic rights ing their turn like everyone else, getting shit on. and opportunities. When we got to they cut in line and raced to grab – Denver Henderson the Motherlode Theatre, it was the best seats in the house. College Democrats None of the Pulitzers. just a little past four, nearly two Combine that with the fact that hours before the debate. We came good chunks of the available seat- early because we anticipated having were already declared off lim-

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Suggestions for shaping China nity as a source of revenue for the campus plan University. A second is to carry out due diligence on the complex As one who has been studying Letters issue of balancing China’s “strict Accuracy Chinese, teaching and publishing controls” with ensuring American In the Sept. 27 Kaimin, a letter to the editorWatch was printed under the in modern Chinese history and to the editor, concerns about “academic free- headline “Negative speed-dating criticisms have no standing with- promoting Chinese-American continued dom.” A third is distinguishing our out actions.” The letter’s author was mistakenly identified as Clare cross-cultural understanding now academic mission from American Kelly, but it was actually written by Eric Fulton. for forty-two years, I am excited foreign policy, stated in your at the prospect for UM students once as a participant in Henry report as the “geographic interest In the Sept. 27 Kaimin, a map of China was printed that made and faculty to spend significant Kissinger’s delegation in 2002 in not allowing one nation (China) Taiwan seem part of China. To clarify, the island of Taiwan is dis- time in China and for an increase and last fall with Heifer to dominate the Asian Pacific.” puted, with both China and the Taiwanese claiming sovereignty. in the number of Chinese students International in Sichuan Province. And the last is to recommend that on campus. I have some experi- China is changing so fast, so I all who are involved in shaping In a lost and found ad in Wednesday’s Kaimin, the phone number ence in working on sensitive don’t claim to be current on all this initiative read Peter Hessler’s for the owner of a lost camera was incorrect, so if the owner could issues in Chinese higher education that is happening. I appreciate the masterful “Oracle Bones A let the business office know his number, that would be fantastic. from serving one year, soon after report on “Eastern education” in Journey Between China’s Past and the Tiananmen Crisis, as the the Sept. 27 Kaimin because I am Present” (2006), clearly the best The Montana Kaimin is committed to American co-director of the not aware that there has been an written and highly authoritative accuracy in its reports. If you think the Kaimin has committed Hopkins Nanjing Graduate pro- open discussion on campus. “reality check” to some of the an error of fact, please call us at 243-2394 or e-mail gram at the University of Nanjing. May I offer four suggestions as assumptions and misperceptions [email protected] and let us know. I have visited China, as a partici- the plans “move forward.” One is that many Chinese and Americans If we find a factual error we will correct it. pant and leader in academic and to make sure that academic pur- have of each other. exchange programs, more than 25 poses, ultimately the strengthen- – Philip West times since 1980. Since stepping ing of the University’s curriculum Mansfield Professor of Modern aside as director of the Mansfield on China for the benefit of UM Asian Affairs Center after nearly ten years, I students, be given a higher priori- have been to China only twice, ty than seeing the China opportu-

Stones parking situation not a affect the turn-outs at the drama vation to attend these events. The problem unless you’re lazy department productions and vol- Montana Kaimin CLEARLY leyball games. Well, Mr. Holman- shows in their informative ad the In response to Eric Holman- Opper, this is laughable to say the many alternative ways to access Opper’s rant “Screw the Rolling least. Oh No! Twelve percent of campus during Stones Week. Take Stones”: our parking will be gone! We’re the bus for once, ride a bike, walk. The University of Montana has all doomed! You need to stop It’s fall in Missoula for crying out the opportunity to provide our whining and realize this is a great loud! I encourage all students to city, state and region with a rare opportunity for our campus. It’s break out of their normal routine act in the music industry and all about time students and staff get and try an alternative way of people can do is whine about it. off their asses and find an alterna- transportation during Stones They either don’t like the band or tive way to get to class, activities Week. There is no need to pout can’t stand the thought of not driv- and events. If people are inherent- about it. Let’s be the fine ing their SUV a mile to class ly lazy enough to miss your drama Missoulians that we are and help everyday. Holman-Opper makes it production and a volleyball game provide this rare concert opportu- loud and clear in his letter that the because they can’t drive to cam- nity to those who are (obviously) upcoming show will be an pus, as you claim, this is NOT the extremely enthused about it. “unnecessary and ridiculous fault of our parking set up for the – Neil Murray inconvenience” for students, and week. It is their own lack of moti- junior, history

Abortion debate shouldn’t be this to happen, we have a lot of limited to morality work to do. First we must stop embodying While it is tempting to slip into language and behaviors that per- ideological and philosophical petuate the attitude that sex is debates surrounding politically deserving of punishment, particu- constructed “wedge” issues like larly for women. This occurs abortion, it is vital that we learn to when pharmacists refuse to give engage in such issues in a more patients emergency contraception, constructive, meaningful way. By or when we shame and blame reducing the discussion of repro- women for unintended pregnan- ductive justice to abortion, we cies and the decision to have an intentionally strip away the com- abortion. plexity surrounding issues of Secondly, we must increase our access, privilege and affordability, investment in services that sup- forgetting to listen to the voices port women and families. We can most profoundly impacted by do this by continuing to promote social policy and constructions. access to quality preventative When we further limit this dia- reproductive health services, logue around abortion to ethics while supporting social services and morals, we strip away the and community support to women context, meaning and power that and families at local and policy are embedded in the historical and levels. contemporary sociopolitical Lastly, we must approach this frames of abortion. issue from a stance of genuine Students for Choice believes care for one another. This means that under a justice-oriented we must learn to listen to the per- human rights framework, all peo- spectives of those most marginal- ple must have equal access to ized by our ideologies and politi- legal, safe and affordable repro- cal stances. We must listen with ductive healthcare and family compassion, respecting the lives planning services. These stipula- and choices and autonomy of the tions, along with age-appropriate individuals we see as different. comprehensive sexual health edu- – Sarah Aronson cation, will naturally reduce the Coordinator need for abortion. However, for Students for Choice

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M o n t a n a K a i m i n 4 News Thursday, September 28, 2006

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Amanda Determan/Montana Kaimin KC Byers (left) and Eli Hunt (with camera), both seniors in the School of Journalism’s R-TV program, work on their piece for UM News about intramural or club sports during flag football practice Wednesday afternoon.

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M o n t a n a K a i m i n Thursday, September 28, 2006 News 5 Satellite campus awaits Regents, Chinese approval

JACOB BAYNHAM MONTANA KAIMIN According to Weidner, the idea for a he was closely involved with Marcus’ com- anonymity, is concerned about the lack of satellite campus in China was born when pany and led at least one outsourcing trade transparency in the details of the UM alumnus Kent Price met a San mission for Boston Capital and Technology University’s plans in China. By all accounts, Xiamen, China, is a Francisco-based venture capitalist named in Beijing, according to the Web site “This whole deal is not as informative as bustling, prosperous port city of 1.2 million David Sun, who was interested in investing gogov.com. it would be if a China campus were opening people, about 1,000 miles south of Beijing, in English-medium universities in China. Marcus’ Chinese-born wife, Mo Ying, is in the U.S.,” she said. “Is higher education directly opposite Taiwan. Tourism agencies Price put the idea to President George also a central player in UM’s plans for a purely for profit or does it have a greater call it one of the cleanest and most tasteful- Dennison, and the plans hit the drawing campus in Xiamen. Terry Weidner says she social responsibility? I don’t think higher ly renovated cities in China. Promenade boards. has been working with the Chinese Ministry education in the U.S. is solely for profit.” past the colonial buildings and along the But if the University of Montana was of Education, and is in a unique position to The professor is also concerned UM may seafront, they tout, and you’ll feel as though going to take on the challenge of passing push things forward, as she went to school take the path of other institutions that have you landed in a 19th-century European hol- the project through the offices of the with several of the officials involved. opened satellite campuses in China. She iday resort. Chinese Ministry of Education, it wasn’t Questions remain, however, about the said in many cases students are led to Although home to Xiamen University, about to do it alone. For help academic environment that believe they will finish their degrees in the with 31,000 students, Xiamen is another they have David Sun, a will exist at a UM branch institution’s original country, but thousands example of China’s increasing need for Chinese/American, chairman My understanding campus in China. Kathleen of dollars later realize this is impossible due higher education. As China’s economy of the board of the East/West is that, yes, the McLaughlin, a UM alumnus to the difficulty in obtaining visas. surges and their middle class rapidly Education Enterprise, and no Chinese government and freelance journalist in The professor is also worried that a tar- expands, there are 250 million college-age stranger to overcoming diffi- would have final say China says free access to nished UM reputation may result if some- people in China, and demand is rising for culty in Chinese business (in a university’s information will pose a major thing were to go wrong. university educations. deals. curriculum)... difficulty for such a campus. “Our university is quite liberal and work- Enter an unexpected actor, from 7,000 In 2000, Sun shocked“ “As for the internet, there’s ing for a social good,” she said. “Does our miles away: the University of Montana. Chinese and tourists alike by Kathleen McLaughlin no way to avoid the censor- business partner share the same values that Plans have been in the works between UM nabbing a license to open a ship issue unless (UM) is will- our university has for the last 100-150 and the Chinese Ministry of Education for Starbucks coffee shop in ing to fork over cash for their years? If you could boil it down to one more than a year now to open a for-profit, Beijing’s ancient Forbidden own satellite server – the only question, this is the question I would ask.” satellite campus in Xiamen and enroll 2,000 City. Now his Starbucks fran- place I know with the money Ultimately, the plans for a satellite cam- to 4,000 students. Pending approval from chises are spreading throughout eastern and permission to do that is the U.S. pus hatched from a need for additional the Montana Board of Regents today or China. Sixteen years prior, Sun introduced embassy … and the EU,” McLaughlin funds to supplement UM’s rising tuition Friday, any forward movement of the proj- McDonald’s to Taiwan. In 1994, Sun’s ”wrote in an e-mail interview. costs. A profit-sharing relationship has ect will then rest in the patient hands of brother and former business partner also McLaughlin also said the government been established between the university and Chinese bureaucracy. brought the T.G.I. Friday’s restaurant chain regulates all institutions in China with a their business partner, the East/West When might the deal go through? “I’ve to eastern China. Chinese student population. Education Enterprise, led by David Sun and stopped trying to guess,” said Terry Teaming up with Sun is Paul Marcus, a “My understanding is that, yes, the Paul Marcus. Weidner, director of the Mansfield Center businessman based out of Boston and Chinese government would have final say “These are the money guys,” Terry and directly involved in the plans. Beijing. Marcus is the CEO for Boston (in a university’s curriculum),” she said. Weidner said, speaking from a cell-phone in “It will be a wait-and-hurry-up program,” Capital and Technology, a company that There is rising speculation of the plans Washington, D.C. Weidner is currently on a Weidner said. Once the Chinese Ministry helps U.S. corporations set up operations in amongst UM’s faculty. Questions of aca- fundraising mission for the Mansfield of Education approves the project, Weidner China. Marcus has close ties to 2004 pres- demic freedom, mixed motives and a dam- Center. wants to make sure the logistics and cur- idential candidate John Kerry – a relation- aged reputation for UM are rising from sev- “That’s life in the modern world,” he riculum are in order. He says UM original- ship that may have cost the latter some eral departments on campus. said. “Tuition just doesn’t cover costs any- ly planned on offering a liberal arts degree, credibility in his campaign. Kerry publicly One professor with knowledge of the more. Philosophically, if you can’t accept but has since changed it to international took a stance against the international out- negotiations, who because of the sensitive that, you’re sort of behind the eight-ball.” business, marketing and management. sourcing of U.S. jobs, but in the late ‘90s, nature of the proceedings insisted on Montana Kaimin: Employing blondes since 1898.

M o n t a n a K a i m i n 6 Features Thursday, September 28, 2006

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UM senior Taylore Beckman bobs for apples while taking a break from making apple cider Wednesday at the Garden City Harvest Project Community Farm, commonly referred to as the P.E.A.S. farm. M o n t a n a K a i m i n Thursday, September 28, 2006 Features 7

UM senior Erin Schwartz, left, grinds apples being fed into a cider press by graduate student Jessica Babcock Wednesday at the Garden City Harvest Project Community Farm. The apples were from a project to collect uneaten fruit from trees around Missoula started by Garden City Harvest and the Great Bear Foundation.

UM senior Albert Moore press- es cider from apples collected from the 2006 Bears and Apples Project before an Environmental Studies class Wednesday. Apples collected in Missoula by students were given to the food bank instead of going to waste and attract- ing bears to the city.

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UM student Sarah Cross fills her water bottle with fresh apple cider before attending a class by Environmental Studies Instructor Josh Slotnick at the Garden City Harvest Project Community Farm Wednesday. The farm is run by UM students attending P.E.A.S. classes offered through the Environmental Studies Program.

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M o n t a n a K a i m i n Thursday, September 28, 2006 News 9 Student opinions split on Stones’ impact

TY HAMPTON Bill Oram said. follow me around wherever I go.” some friends who are planning on “My night class is cancelled MONTANA KAIMIN Oram was not as excited about Many students didn’t have the it.” because my professor is going to the parking chaos that will hit opportunity to get tickets for the Campbell lives in the dorms and the show, so that’s awesome,” jun- With the Rolling Stones concert campus next Sunday when 70 of concert and are left with the con- added that he would not be driving ior Collin Lund said. in Washington-Grizzly Stadium the Stones’ tractor-trailers will sequences of the absence of park- at all the week of the concert in Junior Sara Robinson said she less than a week away, UM stu- occupy 12 percent of UM’s parking or the remaining option to try order to keep his parking spot on would have liked to attend the dents’ responses varied regarding ing spots for a better part of the and climb the “M” trail on Mount campus. concert next Wednesday night but the legendary rockers’ trip to week and close down a portion of Sentinel to sneak a peak at the When asked about the possible thought tickets were “too pricey.” Missoula for the 17-city North Campus Drive. show. The Office of Public Safety parking debacle, sophomore Student tickets rang up at $95 American encore of their “A “I think it’s ridiculous that they has announced that the trail will Derek Vieira said, “That pisses me per ticket, $20 cheaper than tickets Bigger Bang” tour. have to take that much parking up, be open the night of the concert. off, because it seems like UM is to the general public. All tickets at “It is exciting to be going to the but I don’t know if they could “I might hike up their putting the concert before educa- local ticket outlets and online at biggest concert ever to come to have done anything differently,” Wednesday night just to see if I tion.” Ticketmaster.com went on sale Montana, even though I’m not the Oram said. “Although, when I’m can see anything at all,” freshman Others had the opposite Aug. 14 and sold out in less than biggest Stones fan,” sophomore 65, I hope I will have 70 semis to Corey Campbell said. “I have response on the issue. 24 hours. One of the only remaining venues for those still seeking to purchase tickets has been the auction Web site Ebay, where many tickets are still being sold. The bluesy folk rock band Black Rebel Motorcycle Club was announced as the opening act for the show on Tuesday. None of the students interviewed had ever heard of the San Francisco-based opener. Oram sarcastically commented, “I don’t think they are a real band.” At mention of the six-story stage being built in the football stadium next week for the concert, Oram smirked and said, “Nothing in Missoula has been higher than that since Ken Kesey came to town,” alluding to the late author of “One Flew Over the Cuckoo’s Nest.”

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M o n t a n a K a i m i n 10 Sports Thursday, September 28, 2006 Steele leaves hospital, expects to return in January

DANNY DAVIS residence close to the UW Linjala said UM sold twice the with us, but we were all real posi- Boise State Invitational. The Griz MONTANA KAIMIN Medical Center until at least amount of pins and hearts at last tive throughout it,” Swanson said. will wrap up their fall season a December. Cory Steele said that Saturday’s football game than it “I think the reason we were so week later in Southern California his wife was taking three to four did at the season opener two positive is that we knew Joanne at the San Diego State Classic. University of Montana head walks a day and that the biggest weeks ago. was doing well.” Interim coach John Powers will golf coach Joanne Steele has been concern now was her possibly “People were seeking us out,” Swanson said that she and lead the squad at the final two released from a Seattle-area hospi- catching a virus in the next few Linjala said. Walker talked to Steele for about tournaments of the fall. tal after a successful heart trans- weeks. To prevent that, Steele Meanwhile, on Tuesday the golf 30 minutes a few days ago and the Cory Steele said that Joanne plant. must wear a mask and gloves team wrapped up its first tourna- entire team had a speakerphone expects to resume coaching in “Joanne is doing well,” her whenever she goes out in public. ment without Steele. Montana, conversation with her. January when students return from husband, Cory Steele, said. “She “The biggest enemy now is the coached by UM men’s tennis Swanson said that although a lot winter break. In fact, Cory said is moving along faster than common cold and flu,” he said. coach Kris Nord, placed fifth at of thought is on Steele and her that his wife, known for her organ- expected. She’s doing better than Back in Missoula, the universi- the nine-team Inland Empire health, the team is focused on one ization, had her cell phone and the average heart patient.” ty, through the “Heart of Steele” Invitational in Spokane, Wash. thing when it hits the first tee box. computer and was looking for- Steele was released from the fundraiser, has stepped up efforts Two UM golfers placed in the “When we’re on the course, ward to working on the program’s University of Washington Medical to help the Steele family with the top 10 on the individual leader- we’re focused on golf,” Swanson budgeting and recruiting. Center on Tuesday, nine days after medical costs. board. Senior Krista Swanson fin- said. “When you’re on the course, “That’s Joanne; here we are having the surgery. She had been Shari Linjala, who is spearhead- ished in a tie for third place while you’ve got to put everything on nine days later and she’s already suffering from hypertrophic car- ing UM’s fundraising efforts, said fellow senior Jill Walker placed the backburner.” chomping at the bit,” Cory said. diomyopathy. the public support has dramatical- eighth. UM is off until Oct. 9, when it Steele will remain in a Seattle ly increased since Steele’s surgery. “We knew that Joanne wasn’t will travel to Boise, Idaho, for the From Brian Boitano to Beyoncé, what your lyrics say about you

Tony Parker, to list a few). Hell, football team. On a side note, Will free throws. we could get Ashanti to sing back- The 19th hole every once in a while a musician Smith is indeed probably the ground vocals. by Danny Davis like Master P will try to journey greatest. Lyric: “I used to run base like into the arena of athletics. Juan Pierre.” (Jay-Z in Beyonce’s Lyric: “I’m like Josh Howard, I However, it isn’t always ath- Lyric: “Hey is that the truth, or “Déjà vu”) need timeout, but it’d cost the letes using music to bring shame are you talking trash, is your game Translation: You are not the best game” (Joe Budden in the remix and embarrassment to their M.V.P. like Steve Nash?” (Nelly player on your team (which is of Gnarles Barkley’s “Crazy”) respective sports; sometimes actu- Furtado, “Promiscuous”) pretty bad since Pierre plays for Translation: You are only al musicians do it themselves. Translation: It actually is not a the lowly Cubs), and your career going to be remembered as some- Sports star name-dropping has bad thing if you answer this one has been forged by riding the coat- one who, as soon as you felt the become popular in recent years for with a “No.” Furtado is essentially tails of others. Pierre’s adequate hype, choked constantly on the reasons I don’t know. Maybe it asking whether you are another career (323 career steals, one biggest stage of the world. Josh For better or worse, some things brings these musicians street cred overrated Canadian export such as World Series ring, zero All-Star Howard is no Michael Finley; just go together. that lyrics about shooting up cops herself, Nash or even Canadian appearances) rivals that of remember that Dallas fans. Take grape jelly for example. can’t. bacon (seriously, it’s ham so let’s Beyonce’s, who became famous When fused with peanut butter But anyway, there are plenty of call it for what it really is, eh?). In although she was nowhere near Lyric: “Cuz Brian Boitano and two slices of rye bread, it these lyrics, but who can ever tell the type of offense the Suns run, the best singer in Destiny’s Child doesn’t take shit from an-y-body.” produced a hearty and scrump- what they mean? Lucky for you, Nash’s numbers should be expect- (Kelly Rowland). Chalk a point up (South Park: Bigger, Longer and tious meal, but combine it with the 19th hole is an expert in this ed, so he probably needs a few for Hova for throwing down a Uncut, “What Would Brian roast beef or Dijon mustard and field and will translate some of rings before he enters the best- secret girlfriend slam. Boitano Do.”) you’re asking for trouble. these hip, name-dropping sonnets. point-guard-in-the-NBA conver- Translation: You don’t have Two other items that have sation. Give me Parker and his Lyric: “And Fed’s tell ya hit a anything better to do since you formed an interesting union in the Lyric: “Mad cause I got floor French rap gibberish any day chick once and she runnin’ back hung up your skates so you have a last decade or so are music and seats at the Lakes, see me on the (give me Eva Longoria, too). like Fred Taylor.” (Fabolous, lot of time for some major butt- sports. Sometimes it works (see: fifty yard line with the Raiders. Furtado, on the other hand, hasn’t “Keepin’ It Gangsta”) kicking. Maybe you should team Wayman Tinsdale) and sometimes Met Ali, he told me I’m the great- produced anything decent since Translation: Since Fabolous is up with Chuck Norris and form an the results are atrocious (see: est.” (Will Smith, “Getting Jiggy she was pretending she was a bird incorporating Taylor with being alliance of superheroes whose Shaquille O’Neal, Deion Sanders, Wit It”) in 2001. gangsta, you must be a straight-up mystique has been enhanced by Kobe Bryant, Ron Artest, Oscar Translation: You’re stuck with G. And by straight-up G, we mean stoned college kids across the de la Hoya, John Daly, the 1985 tickets to watch Kobe and those Lyric: “‘Cause that’s how I beat a mediocre, injury-plagued run- nation. But seriously, Boitano is a Chicago Bears, Allen Iverson and other dudes as well as a crappy Shaq.” (Aaron Carter, “That’s ning back and you’re about to lose badass. You land eight triple How I Beat Shaq”) your job to some chump named jumps in an Olympic competition Translation: You can shoot Maurice Jones-Drew. Now only if and you’ll see what I mean.

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M o n t a n a K a i m i n Thursday, September 28, 2006 Sports 11 Second-place Griz aiming to beat Big Sky foes, 2005 win total

moment of it.” conference play. and some good play, and, again, Sure enough, just as Wagner “[They’re] a team that’s been they’re an unknown, so no one said, Montana is pumped up for playing the top preseason picked knows the real background on the matches. teams in the conference, all on the them.” ”I’m super excited,” said road, so they haven’t been home Benson said she thinks that Lauren Gustafson, a sophomore yet,” Wagner said. “They’re play- Montana and UNC (6-7, 3-1 BSC) outside hitter. “I think they’re ing with a lot of confidence, and I will be a good match up and that going to be pretty good matches, think they’re going to be pre- there isn’t really one team that has and I think that if we play to our pared.” an edge over the other. potential, we’re going to do awe- NAU is returning most of their “It’s just going to be whoever some.” same lineup from last year, “so plays better that night,” Benson Last season, the Griz went 3-11 that should go well for them,” he said. “It’s just going to be two in overall conference play but said. evenly matched teams.” with wins this season over NAU’s Kim Babcock has UNC junior Dulcie Stone is Montana State, Idaho State and recorded double-digit kills the averaging 2.73 kills per game and Weber State, UM has already past two games and junior outside with 46 blocks, senior middle matched their 2005 win total. hitter Kailee Savage has put up blocker Lizzie Rhodes is the Montana has moved up to second impressive numbers for NAU in Bears’ leading blocker. Eleena Fikhman/Montana Kaimin place in the Big Sky rankings, just both kills and digs. With a tough weekend of vol- UM senior outside hitter Claudia Houle (left) returns a kill attempt against Idaho State last week as a game behind Portland State and After a break on Friday to trav- leyball ahead of them, Montana is junior libero Jackie White watches. After winning five straight matches at home, the Griz are on the its 4-0 conference record. el, Griz volleyball will be the sec- counting both its focus and stami- road with matches against Northern Arizona today and Northern Colorado on Saturday. “Montana’s playing very well ond Montana athletic team to face na. right now and they’ve had a great Northern Colorado as a confer- “I think they’re going to pick on SARAH SWAN Colorado. start to the conference. It’s going ence rival. The UM golf team was our key players, and I think we’re MONTANA KAIMIN “I think I’m feeling the same to be a battle,” said UNC head the first, golfing against the Bears, going to have to work hard against way my team is, they can’t wait to coach Lyndsey Benson. “We play who joined the conference this them,” Gustafson said of the get out there and compete again,” very well on our home court, but year, in the Ptarmigan Ram Fall upcoming matches. “We can’t Hoping to maintain its undefeat- UM head coach Jerry Wagner it’s not going to be very easy to Classic in early September. take anyone for granted, we have ed record in the Big Sky said. “They’re just having so defend.” “They run a little bit different to respect every team. I think Conference, Montana is hitting much fun, and every chance they Montana first meets up with type of offense that you don’t see they’re going to come out ablaze, the road for matches against get, they show up and play hard NAU on Thursday. The everyday,” Wagner said of UNC. and I think we’re going to have to Northern Arizona and Northern together. They’re enjoying every Lumberjacks are currently 1-3 in “They’ve had some timely play, do the same.” T.O. disputes report of suicide attempt Around the Big Sky DALLAS (AP) — Dallas after leaving a hospital for what a ers “if he was attempting to harm Cowboys receiver Terrell Owens police report described as “a drug himself, at which time (he) stated: Mooshagian punished by doesn't mean he will. denied a police report Wednesday overdose,” Owens wore workout ‘Yes.’” Big Sky for ill-advised punch "Playing him immediately that he attempted suicide, saying gear and no bandage on his right “I was kind of out of it,” Owens OGDEN, Utah (AP) — Big would be like taking a calculus he became groggy after mixing hand. The star receiver smiled and said. “I can barely even remember Sky Conference Commissioner class without looking at the cal- painkillers with supplements. seemed more amused than peeved the doctors, much less the police Doug Fullerton has publicly rep- culus book," Walsh said. As if to prove he’s doing fine, at the latest ruckus surrounding officers asking me questions.” rimanded and suspended No. 4 Montana plays at No. 14 Owens went from the hospital to him. Owens also said that he’s “not Sacramento State football player Portland State on Saturday night. catching passes from quarterback Owens, 32, blamed a combina- depressed about anything.” Bobby Mooshagian for throwing The Vikings had two quarter- Drew Bledsoe within two hours, tion of hydrocodone, a generic Owens broke the bone leading a punch at a University of backs injured in a Sept. 16 game then proclaimed himself “very form of Vicodin, with all-natural to his right ring finger during a Montana football player. at California. capable of going out there and supplements for making him ill. game a week ago Sunday. The Mooshagian, the son of Sac Rob Freeman started for PSU playing on Sunday,” despite what- “It’s very unfortunate for it to next day, doctors screwed in a State coach Steve Mooshagian, in a 20-10 win over Weber State ever happened Tuesday night and go from an allergic reaction to a plate so the bone could heal with- was ejected for fighting in the last weekend. a broken right hand. suicide attempt,” he said. out fear of further damage, leav- fourth quarter of his team’s 59-14 White, a junior from Mission Owens said the confusion likely Rescue workers arrived at ing a 2-inch scar on top of his loss in Missoula on Saturday. Viejo, Calif., left the Colorado stemmed from an empty bottle of Owens’ home around 8 p.m. hand. Per NCAA rules, Mooshagian program on Sept. 10. pain medication found by his pub- Tuesday and took him to an emer- Teammates and friends will be suspended for the first licist, who was with him at the gency room. When word spread, throughout the league rallied to half of the Hornet’s game against Weber State forfeits time and called 911. He said the publicist Kim Etheredge said it support Owens even before he Eastern Washington on Saturday. first victory of 2006 season rest of the pills were in a drawer. was an allergic reaction. spoke, with many saying they Mooshagian, a sophomore Already short on victories, the "I was non-responsive when she But the story shifted Wednesday thought the suicide report might wide receiver, has caught a team- Weber State volleyball team will made that call," Owens said. "She morning when several media out- be wrong. high six passes for 35 yards in have to forfeit a win, the Big Sky made the call out of her judgment lets received a police report - that “As soon as I got the news this three games this season. Conference announced on for my well-being." had yet to be released by the morning, I had to make my call to Wednesday. The Wildcats will Appearing in a news conference authorities - saying Owens had make sure everything was OK. Portland State adds forfeit a 3-1 win over North at team headquarters a few hours attempted suicide by overdosing You know what? It was,” said former Buff QB Dakota State, its first win of the on the painkillers, even putting Cincinnati receiver Chad Johnson, PORTLAND, Ore. (AP) — year, sending their record to 3-15 two more pills into his mouth after a close friend. Former Colorado quarterback on the year. an unidentified friend, later identi- Owens has played two games Brian White has transferred to At the Jackrabbit Classic in fied as Etheredge, intervened. for the Cowboys, catching nine Portland State, coach Tim Walsh Brookings, S.D., Weber State The police document, first passes for 99 yards and a touch- said. used an ineligible player against reported by WFAA-TV, said down. He will be available to play NDSU. The yet-to-be-named Owens was asked by rescue work- right away, Walsh said, but that player played in all four games.

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