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New tools Student population growth a goal for BSU next year ulation growth hasn't slowed ap- now," says Dean of Enrollment Wheeler adds that the commit- less than the department's stated thwart BY MARY GRACE LUCAS plicant demand. "We're up in ap- Services Mark Wheeler, "We're by tee's recommendation to putt he goals. I:' News Writer plications at the undergraduate, far the largest institution in the brakes on population growth af- For next year, they will have to graduate, and applied technology state," fected the number of students make up the difference. Wheeler terrorists Boise State University is aiming levels," Wheeler says. The Enrollment Management accepted and admitted this past says the department is working for a slight increase in the over- In response to the increased all student population next year, Committee has recommended in fall, when enrollment stayed rela- towards increasing the number of students attending Boise State interest, Wheeler says BSU has BY TIM HOOD according to the Department of recent years that BSU curtail the tively flat. University in the fall of 2005 by tightened the application stan- Spacral to The Arbiter Enrollment Services. While this rapid student population growth. Wheeler says BSU has grown around one to two percent. At the dards and is recruiting poten- may mean more students in the The committee's decision was about 14 percent in the past five start of last fall, 18,456 students tial students who are likely to Lowell J. Burnett, inventor classroom, the department says prompted by what Wheeler calls years, an average 2.6 percent per were enrolled, meaning next year be more successful. He says that and former CEO of Quantum the growth is much less than in an over-extending of campus re- year. According to the Enrollment I: should find roughly 200 or so BSUturned down around 800 ap- Magnetics Inc., spoke about new previous years. sources in the past. "We have to Services Web Site, for the 2004-05 more students attending BSU. plicants last year. "Over the years, technologies available for fight- "BSU has been a rapidly grow- be concerned about the quality of year, the student population in- Wheeler also says slowing pop- we've become more selective. ing the war against terrorism in ing institution for about 10years education we can offer." creased by nine students, which is -the Bishop Barnwell room of the Student Union Building Tuesday 1======;======afternoon. , . Though the technical details Boise State University , , of magnetic sensing were inter- Kustra's award winning : spersed throughout Burnett's presentation, much of the focus celebrates Earth Week j t was not only on why these tech- nologies work, but how. at this event will be a free bar-b- One of these new techniques radio show one of a 'kind BY DANIELLE VERHULP NewsWrltar cue for students, live music, and Is called passive magnetic sens- the opportunity to pedal a bike to Ing. The machine looks much like generate electricity. The special a standard metal detector found . Green may just be the most fashionable color during the week bicycle was developed by BSU's commonly in airport terminals, Engineering Club as a fun way to but works by detectirig distor- of April 18-24.This week has been deemed "Earth Week" at BSU get students thinking about and tions created in the earth's mag- and will stir up celebration for involved in the energy process. netic field by certain weapons. the fourth year in a row. The of- Additionally, a limited number of "Virtually all commercial weap- ficial Earth Day holiday occurs free t-shirts and buttons will be ons contain hard ferromagnetic , , on Friday, April 22, but BSU stu- handed out to students. material- that includes even plas- . dents arc invited to join in envi- Then, on Friday night, students tic guns and so-called ceramic ronmentally conscious programs are given the chance to enjoy two guns." The system detects these " i throughout Thursday, Friday, and movies presented in the SPEC at ,'Ii unique signatures, calculates Saturday. 7 p.m. The first film, titled "Quiet 1\ where on the person a weapon is I The celebration kicks off with Revolution," runs approximately being concealed, and displays it a presentation on Thursday at 7 2Qminutes and is primarily of en- on a video monitor. vironmental content. Following p.m. in the Jordan Ballroom. The \ ~ This system is currently in use event will showcase author and this will be the showing of the fea- in a Pocatello, Idaho courthouse. guest lecturer Duane Elgin, as he ture film "Biodome." Both show- It is more effective than conven- presents his lecture "The World ings are free to students. tional metal detectors because it at the Tipping Point." Elgin is best Finally, on Saturday, the Idaho eliminates' annoying false posi- known for his oratory concerning Conservation League willspon- tives generated by such things such concepts as media account- sor a serles of service project op- as watches and keys. It also cuts ability and voluntary simplicity. portunities to BSU students and costs by reducing the number of Z There is no charge for admission, community members alike. Adif- ,L/~', ,'~--' -_. people required to oversea it. In PHOTO OY RANDALL POSlffilE ARBITER and refreshments will be provid- ferent environmentally conscious Pocatello, this meant a reduction ed. group in the community sponsors from eight security personnel to Boise Stale University President Bob HusIra lapes his weekly radio show, 'New Horizons in Education,' on April each project. Individuals interest- lSo!'iuslra's show airs every Friday on NPR News 91 a15:30 porn Events continue on Friday, be- one. ginning with a community envi- ed in participating are invited to Among the other techniques ronmental organization fair on meet at the MK Nature Center in questions about environmental progress and the discussed was magnetic reso- BY RANDALL POST the SUBpatio from 10 a.m, until 2 Boise at 9 a.m. effects of the Asian Tsunami. nance, which is related to the News Editor p.m, The fair will include booths John Lavey, assistant director of "Kustra's a good communicator," said Evancho, technology used in MRI exams. It from various environmentally the BSUVolunteer Services Board, Boise State President Bob Kustra's radio show "and the show is made for an intelligent kind of con- anticipates a healthy student re- ! is particularly useful in detecting savvy organizations throughout , I "New Horizons in Education," is the only radio in- versation.1t fits very well with NPR'saudience." liquid explosives and chemical the Boise community, and stu- sponse to the week's events. He i Boise State Radio assistant general manager Jim , , and biological weapons. terview show hosted by a university president on dents are invited to explore and stated, "I'm excited to see the stu- East said the show is not just Boise State oriented or ,I But liquid explosives are alarge- public radio. . collect information on the vari- dents at BSU embrace conserva- a "mouthpiece" for the university, but is also there I, Iy ignored threat according to Boise State associate director of communica- ous organizations. Also included tion values and environmental Burnett. He described how easily tions, Bob Evancho, said the show, which airs on to inform Boise State's audience. stewardship." According to a Boise State news release, "New liquid explosives can be made. National Public Radio, has been researched, and he Horizons in Education" was awarded "Silver" in '1\ : "PLX is a liquid explosive that believes it Is the only one in the country. . radio programming .by the northwest district of , I is incredibly simple to make. A Kustra did a similar show while he was at Eastern Kentucky, and when he came to Boise State in July the Council for the Advancement and Support of i trip to the hardware store and the I chemical supply house and you 2003, Kustra mentioned the idea to the director of Education. Kustra said future guests on the show would in- I can make a liter of PLX in your University Relations. The show hit the airwaves clude a Northwest Nazarene University student kitchen in about 30 seconds. And a month later in August 2003, when Kustra inter- who had lunch with billionaire Warren Buffet in it has essentially the same explo- viewed Boise School Superintendent Stan Olson. Omaha, Neb., and also a group of Boise State stu- sive power as the military plastic Since then, Kustra has interviewed close to 80 dents who spent 41 days surveying drill sites on the explosive C4," guests. Kustra has interviewed Pulitzer Prize winning ocean floor looking for potential insights of climate But current detection solutions , i are complicated and require con- author Anne Applebaum, world-renowned biolo- change in the South Pacific. The show is taped on Wednesdays in the Simplot , -siderable screening time. For this gist E.O.Wilson, Boise State graduate student Troy , Micron Institute of Technology Center. Evancho . reason, they are not suitable for Rohn, and NPR president Kevin Klose. Boise State I.I said the show usually airs nine days later, but be- I aviation security. Instead, they professor Walt Snyder will be Kustra's guest this cause Earth Day is Friday, the show was moved up. , I are geared more toward institu- Friday. 1 "New Horizons in Education" airs every Friday, i tions such as prisons. Snyder is the director ofESPRI,the Environmental , even during the summer, at 5:30 p.m. on NPRNews I Then why aren't terrorists us- Science and Public Policy Research Institute at , , ing liquid explosives to blow Boise State. Kustra and Snyder discussed the 35th 91. anniversary of Earth Day. Kustra asked Snyder Flowers bloom outside the Hemmln we 5BS Tsrrorlst.B [page 31
Dishing with an Awinger; Tales of sex, the city, and a little lacrosse t : tive led her to her beloved sport ter defender when it comes to put- 'Office Space' job, where some" BY MARIANR BEKKER of lacrosse, which she claims has Assistent News Editor ting out fires. Yes,Cottrell is also a one keeps asking me if I got the made her college career. "It's hard firefighter. memo," , , to separate lacrosse from col- Kat Cottrell likes to spend This summer will be Cottrell's And while her inevitable future lege," she said. Her favorite col- her free time playing with fire third fire season, and she hopes it may still be up in the air, this self lege memory is team's game while getting paid a lot of money. will be a bad one, "The bigger the proclaimed "Sex and the City" her fan still finds time to hang out against Western" Washington , : Unfortunately for Cottrell, any fire, the more Iget paid," she said. University, even though -they lost free time she will see soon will "It's bad foryou guys, but it is good at Parilla Grill on Sunday after- in triple overtime. be this summer after she gradu- for me." Cottrell is on a team of 20 noons with her lacrosse team to Another' memorable college ates, that Is if she is not provid- people, three of which arc female. engage in boat races that include experience for Cottrell was her ing disaster relief for needy areas They travel all over the western 25 cent beer trays. study abroad in Costa Rica, where'!.' ---: around the country. But this busy U.S. putting out forest fires. "By four in the afternoon, ev- she spent her days drinking mar- senior doesn't have anything set As if that wasn't enough to eryone in Hyde Park knows we are garitas while laying on the bea<:..l!.-. in stone. keep her busy, Cottrell also ap- there," Cottrell said. studying for tests. She got a 3.8 "I don't know what the hell I plied for a one-year position with o Cottrell said her friends de- GPAthat semester. want to do," Cottrell said. AmeriCorp, aiding in disaster re- , scribe her as a Carrie-Samantha According to Cottrell,college Cottrell, 22,0 Is finishing her lief and promoting community because she is a mixture of these life has taught her to be mor~ laid last semester with a full load of . involvement In underprivileged two "Sex and the City" characters . back. SheepJoys relaxing with her 19 credits in her double major of children. She finds out if she gets She agrees with the description, identifying with Carrie'S love for roommate'S lab mix; Gary, who Communication and Spanish. the Job in one week. she is convinced, is a homosexual. . "If I· can communicate in two "Knock on wood," Cottrell style and fashion and Samantha's "Anydog named Gary cannot be languages, maybe it will help me open, honest, and forward per- said. Even though she claims to straight,"CottreUjoked. .•....'" ." out," she said. . be scared of leaving college and sonality. Cottrell said that aside Along'\\1ithdrMnga' ra~ . Alongside her duties as a stu- -Boise, Cottrell Is obviously excit- from Samantha's -promiSCUity; dent, Cottrell Is also one of the ed about her possible adventures . she couldreallycomp~re ~r~: • ,.' < r~:~;:~~- captains of Boise' State's lacrosse with this new job. ' to that charactE,!t~'l frUlt,~fur&. team' where she plays theposi~ "I don't want a real job. The Idea fidence of Saina said.' .' < tlon of A-wing. Cottrell likes her of having an eight to flvenam- offensive position becaUse .'ac~ etag job is my worst nightmare," Cottrell's' . other: cording to her; she is a~horrible she said. "I don'~ want to haw. an trait of beiuge:nre .0.
.def~nder~"But she does play a ~et~ < •• loc:al/bsu . loc:al/bsu. nat.renal nat.ronal ies are some of the objects in the night sial plans to drlll for oil in an Arctic ref- & Gamble Co., have removed those Class creates 'April sky that will be visible through the cirdinals choose uge have revived interest in finding new phthalates from their products sold in telescopes. If inclement weather forces ways to .make this country less depen- the United States. . Showers' book exhibit cancellation of the event, signs wlll be conservative German as The FDAhas released fewdetails about posted at the entrance to the Education dent on fossil fuels. The Boise State University English Suddenly, conservation and the search. its investigation into phthalates. It said Building. next pope department's Introduction to Book Arts for alternative fuels are gaining traction. in a statement to' The Kansas City Star, class is taking a cue from spring's rainy After years of pumping cheap gas into "Atthe present time, FDAdoes not have VATICAI-lCITY - Cardinal Joseph weather for its "April Showers" book ex- heavy guzzlers. many Americans are be- compelling evidence that phthalates, as Ratzinger, a doctrinal conservative who hibit. April 22 to May 16,in the first floor coming energy-conscious again. used in cosmetics, pose a safety risk." emerged as a pivotal figure in the days of the Liberal Arts Building. The issue is especially important to The agency said if evidence that following Pope John Paul's death, was Students created books using "dissol- Let's see what we have states like Florida, which has a car-orl- phthalates are.harmfulis found, it "will . , elected pope 'fuesday. vo" water-soluble paper, which is popu- ented culture that reveres its environ- advise the industry and the public, and here ... euuuu. The German prelate, who turned 78 lar among spy enthusiasts. The class was Saturday, will be the Roman Catholics' ment and loathes the prospect of drill- will consider its legal options ... in pro- encouraged to take advantage of the A man ran up behind a woman walk- 264th successor to St. Peter. He will be ing along its shores. but consumes more tecting the health and welfare of con- paper's dissolving capabilities and cre- ing her dog in San Diego, and grabbed known as Pope Benedict XVI. than its share of petroleum products. sumers." I ate books that complement its unique the bag she was carrying, thinking it Although the announcement was Florida registered 14.5 million motor vehicles in 2003, including 14.2 million qualities. contained valuables. It contained dog greeted with delirious cheers by the mul- For example. Carrie Applegate cre- tltudes gathered in St. Peter's Square, privately owned cars and trucks, almost loc:al/bsu poop. ated a catalog for the fictional "Queue & matching its population. The fourth the choice is certain to be a controver- Co....an upscale spy outfitter and "sup- largest state has the third largest num- sial one. A community bicycle con- pliers offine espionage equipment since Goodbye, you bugs ... ka- As head of the Congregation for the ber of vehicles, according to the Federal 1952." The spy tome is hidden inside a Doctrine of the Faith. Ratzinger served Highway Administration. gress helps kick off 'May ·, West Elm home catalog. boom! as Pope John Paul's theological enforc- Florida also is the third-largest en- i Student Kenji Hyde used the paper's er. Many who know him personally de- ergy-consuming state. according to the In Motion' qualities to reflect an internal struggle. A Thai restaurant owner in Perth, scribe him as shy and reserved. but his latest available flgures from the U.S. Australia, set off 36 cockroach fumiga- Boise State. University is helping en- He used a "hidden room" structure for strict enforcement of John Paul's con- Energy Information Administration. tion devices inside his establishment. his book. It is constructed out of one servative views and his harsh silencing That includes gobbling up the third largo courage the use of bicycles as trans- piece of paper and contains an inter- but failed to turn off the oven pilot light. of several prominent theologians estab- est amount of gasoline: 20.8 million gal- portation with its Community Bicycle nal chamber. Hyde uses this "room" The chemicals came in contact with lished his reputation as a somewhat di- lons a day in 2001. Congress events, May 2-6. the flame. The massive explosion that The congress is in conjunction with to house memories. images of terrible visive figure. events that can't be washed away. resulted actually lifted the roof off the As successor to the immensely popu- May in Motion. a Treasure Valley-wide The tntroduction to Book Arts class place. lar John Paul, whose 26-year papacy Cosmetics ingredients alternative transportation awareness is taught by Boise State professor Tom combined bold political strokes, an epic campaign. The congress is receiving global pilgrimage, and a death that pro- scrutinized support from the Ada County Highway Trusky. ) Hey, money is money, voked mourning worldwide, he faces a District, ACHD Commuteride, the WASHINGTON- The Food and Drug Community Planning Association of am I right? daunting task. Administration is investigating whether Public invited to view But the election of Ratzinger came Southwest Idaho and Valley Regional the chemicals that make shampoos fra- Transit. A man tried to bail his brother-in- surprisingly quick. grant. and nail polish chip-resistant are night sky through When smoke began to curl from the "The idea of a Community Bicycle law out of jail in Greensburg, Ind .• us- hazardous to your health. Congress has been received very enthu- Sistine Chapel's chimney a few min- powerful telescopes April ing cash that reeked of marijuana. The Since last year, the agency has been siastically, both on and off campus. I be- utes before 6 p.m. Rome ·time, confu- police. who are quite sensitive to these studying phthalates (pronounced tha- lieve that you can mark the 2005 Bicycle 29 at Boise State sion reigned. Some in the crowd thought things, noticed. They searched him and laytes), a group of chemicals used for de- Congress as being the first of many an- it was white; others were sure it was his car and locked him up for possession cades in an array of personal-care prod- nual congresses to come." said George Treasure Valley residents are invited black. of the demon weed. ucts. Studies on animals have shown the Knight. Boise State philosophy professor to view the night sky through power- The bells of St. Peter's Basilica were Someone else came down and bailed chemicals could harm reproductive or- and co-organizer of the congress. ful telescopes from 8:30-11 p.m, Friday, supposed to clarify the matter. But at out the brother-in-law. who came back . gans or cause other health concerns. Organizers plan group bike rides. clin- April 29. at Boise State University. precisely 6 p.m.. the bells began toll- later and bailed out marijuana-boy. Of the 48 cosmetics it surveyed. the ics. exhibits, and registrations. On May 5, Faculty and members of the Black Holez ·ing the hour, adding to the confusion. FDAfound most contained at least one Boise State will host four transportation astronomy club will be on hand to an- Finally. when the bells started to toll at phthalate. The chemicals do everything experts from around the country during swer questions. Admission is free. al- What? Me? What did I a few minutes after the hour, it was clear from making plastic more flexible to the conference, "Planning for Bicycles though a $2 donation is encouraged to that a new pope had been elected. . ffi 1 slowing evaporation to allowing a per· in Regional Transit." The conference is help raise money for the purchase of d0,0 cer. fume's fragrance to linger. They show up geared toward anyone with vocational, new telescopes. A heavily medicated man drove his in shampoo. hair spray, deodorant. skin professional. or academic interests in The observation session will be held car up over a sidewalk and into the wall cream. body wash. and other products. transportation planning or bicycling. on the roof of the Education Building. of the Department of Motor Vehicles in The European Union already has All of the events are free and open to . located just east of the Morrison Center. Anchorage. Ala.• then walked into the Interest surges in banned two phthalates from cosmet- the public. Take the elevator to the seventh floor ics sold on the continent. With pressure and the stairs to the roof. Pay parking building "like nothing happened" and conservation fuels mounting for more regulatory action is available at the parking structure on renewed his driver's license. in this country. several large manu- Brady Street and University Drive. He was arrested for driving under the WASHINGTON- High gas prices, con- facturers, such as Revlon and Procter Globular clusters. nebulas, and galax- influence. flict in the Middle East. and controver-
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ASBSU recommends cut in chief of staff pay motioned to change the service do whatever you want," Parke BY RRNDRll POST mended that the service award award to match the chief justice said. News Editor be reduced to $105.02every other week, which Is the same as the and pro tempore. The motion Some of the other recommen- failed 5-9-0. Stoker then motioned dations were to keep the discre- The ASBSU Senate declined ASBSUexecutive staff, Judiciary, to keep the recommendation as tionary fund at $7,500, instead of the FY06 budget.Tuesday and and Senate. is. It passed 11-2-0.After two sen- the proposed 40 percent reduc- gave four recommended bud- The recommendations were ators left for personal privilege, tion to $4,500. The Senate rec- getary changes to President Joe made by the Senate Budget and the Senate voted 9-2-0 to send ommended lobbyist funds go to Holladay. Finance Committee, which is all four of the recommendations the Lobby Committee Instead of One of the recommendations chaired by Brandon Stoker. to President Joe Holladay. The the lobbyists themselves and that . is to cut the service award for the Stoker said the amount of work. Senate then voted unanimously $5,000 instead of $6,500 go to the executive chief of staff. According done by the chief of staff did not to decline the budget. Lobby Committee. The Senate to the Senate recornmendatlon, warrant a 175 percent increase. Some .procedural confusion recommended that one lobbyist the chief of staff's pay was raised Other senators mentioned the occurred when Parke motioned be appointed from the executive 175 percent from $106.60 every service awards of the Judicial to table the budget because new cabinet and one from the Senate. other week to $188.96.The change chief justice and Senate pro tem- senators are still learning Robert's The last recommendation made occurred sometime between 2003 pore. Stoker countered that the Rules. Parke had to explain to the by the Senate was to Increase a and 2005, when either Jerilyn pro tempore was elected by vot- senators what he was doing. discretionary fund by 143percent Grow or Pam MaGee held the po- ers, and the Senate and was not instead of 215 perceritbecause it \ simply appointed to the position. ;'1 just made a motion. I know 1\ sition. Jared Martin is the current what I'm doing, but you guys can was "more reasonable." chief of staff; The Senate recom- Senate Pro Tempore Wyatt Parke -:
_THE RRBITER I RPR 212005 Is·.A:SBSUgoing down the toilet? of their own (Whatlynne Frederick) BY TRYLDR NEWBDLD se, and SUBOGwas left to fill in the ernment? Why were so many members of accountable. Sen. Frederick,c1almed Opinion Editor blanks apparently. she could not attend any Senate , The reasons given in favor of ap- ASBSU allowed to vote? Because SUBOGhas voting seats for student- meetings this semester due to sched- Monday, April 18, was my first proving "Toilet Talk" by Sen. Parke uling conflicts, and so the Senate Student Union Board of Governors and newly appointed ASBSUDirector at-large positions. Rather than students occupying , asked for her resignation. I was also (SUBOG) meeting as incoming di- of Student Affairs Tim Flaherty were elated to see that Joe Holladay and rector for the BSUVolunteer Services that students were not active enough these important seats, they were filled by ASBSUsenators and sena- Vice President Kamron Ahmed are Board. Themeeting consisted of rep- in student programs and activities tors-at-large, most likely through the' taking a pay cut In order to amelio- resentatives from all branches of the because they didn't know about the rate the apparent "budget crisis" that programs until after the fact. I in- appointment of ASBSUPresident Joe university, but most particularly; they now find themselves in. And yet, serted my opinion that I thought it ri- Holladay (who was not present at the a large number of ASBSUrepresen- there seems to be room in the budget tatives. Many of them were newly diculous to assume that student par- meeting). ' , ticipation in campus activities would It is nothing short of unethical for for "ToiletTalk." elected senators and had come to If ASBSUis going to push for any be aided in any way through the a student government to place more not only support, but also vote in fa- agenda, it should be done fairly and promoting of such events via public than its allowed representatives to vor of: a proposition brought forth not through the abuse of power. It bathrooms whilst students "do their vote on a board with a proposal for iiiii::~--~~J ' .by ASBSU Senator and Senate Pro blows my inind to think that ASBSU Tempore Wyatt Parke. ,the proposal business." which the student government is What business does student gov- sponsoring. ASBSU'sintentions were would go out ofits way to put as many was to allow the Installment of 8 112 ofthelr members on a board meeting x 11 Plexiglas holders within bath- ernment have in attempting to in- clear when after the proposal was crease student participation in on- approved Senators Clarke and Zuko to initiate a program to install adver- room stalls throughout the Student tising in bathroom stalls. All branch- Union Building. Within these hold- campus events? Is this not the job of both left the meeting despite the fact the Student Activities department? that there still were a number ofitems es of-Boise State student government ! ers, advertisements would be placed. should be mortified by this and do ev- , The program was .gtven tile ridicu- Would it makes sense for a student on the agenda to address. activities programmer to attempt to I honestly thought that ASBSUwas erything possible to rectify the situa- lous, title' "Toilet Talk." Strangely, tion. the proposal Itself .does not contain change Senate Rules of Procedure or on the right track when the Senate I the words "bathroom" or "stall," per anything else related to student gov- took the responsibility of holding one I ! J Campus·organizations·· need more self poliCing
BY LUKE RLLEN MCMRNRMDN campus clubs start doing more did agree to meet with the FBI, Columnist to ensure that their officers are in a public place with reporters in compliance with the law, the on hand. As of yet, no crimes ap- Shocked is the word most stu- ASBSUSenate should take up the pear to have been committed. dents used when they found out issue. However, it does raise the issue that the FBI contacted members It has been reported that the about what the expectations of of the Idaho Progressive Student actions the FBI were investigat- our student leadership should ,Alliance. While many on campus ing consisted of only "non-violent be, and what the consequences would disagree with their poli- direct action." That's fine, but an of those actions warrant when a tics, fewwould argue that they are action doesn't have to be violent breech is found. criminal or mischievous in their to be Illegal; Protest should never be Illegal intent. The ISPAhasbeen involved in America.' We, as a country of with numerous instances making free-persons, should always have ~ headlines the last few years, in- , Unless campus the right to follow the passions - cluding the Taco Bell Arena pro- and convictions ofour hearts. But test and the Farm Worker Wage ,clubs start doing when those passions begin to jus- Bill. Certainly their dedication to' tify Illegal actions, we should be their cause shows by their will- more to ensure that reminded that we, represent our ingness to take their politics into selves in those situations, not the the community. However, when their officers are in organizations or schools we claim those actions border on illegality, to represent. those same campus clubs smear compliance with Hopefully, IPSA will not be the reputation of Boise State and found to have colluded in any il- solidify the belief that college the law, the ASBSU legal actions. But the fact that the campuses are full of radicals, not FBIwas concerned enough about people wanting to debate the is- Senate should take various members and activities of sues. the club to request an interview Any presiding officer of any up the issue. , makes many question their va- student organization that com- lidity. It also makes many wonder 'mlts' illegal acts, whetherrelated what other sorts ofactions this or- to the duties of their office or not, ganization has planned. In fact, many of the non-vio- Byensuring that the leadership should be immediately stripped lent leaders in both modern and of their title and barred from of the student clubs and organl- historical times have suffered jail zationsare in full compliance 'serving In the administration of time as a direct result of their ac- student clubs for their duration at with the law, we can help to en- tion. Martin Luther King Jr. even sure that our reputation to those Hillary says Dems Boise State.' went as far as to say that non-vi- . Quite simply, Boise State, lo- who hold the purse strings wlIl be olent action demanded that you found to be in good favor. Boise cated only a fewminutes from the accept responsibility {oryour ac- watchful eyes of the legislature, State would be wise to look at leg- tions. islation ensuring the reputation cannot afford to allow the reputa- It· is important to remember need security blanket , tlon of a few criminals to become of our student clubs is not one of that the individuals in question the image' of Boise State. Unless supporting criminal mischief.
KNIGHT RIDDER/TRIBUNE that's why they lost the presiden- issues In a different way, so that , , . NEWS SERUICE tial race last year. other Democrats can say, 'Well, : Letter to the EdLlor . Party leaders had it wrong all that makes sense," ' ~- -~ - -. ~- . . ' The following editorial ap- along, she said: It really was about Dead right, senator. The elec- peared in the New York Daily nationalsecurlty,stupid.National tion was about about waking News onfuesday, April12: security post-9/ll trumped all, up alive and breathing in cities Dear Editor, ready have been indicted by that DeLay hasn't been indicted yet. It's riot news thatthe junior sen- and was far more important to that were not reduced to heaps On Nov. 17, 2004, by voice vote, Texas grand jury. The rules were changed in order . ator from the State of New York the outcome of the contest than of smoking cinders. That's what the House Republican Conference Rep. Henry Bonilla, R-Texas, to be prepared for DeLay to get has been making a point of dis- the widely accepted belief that it was about. That's what it's stili decided that a party committee said that under the change em- indicted. tancing herself from her party's the Republicans had won the day about. of several dozen members would braced Wednesday, the House , _I believe we can expect DeLay, way-out-there-ln-left-fleld flank based on being in touch with red If the Deans and the Boxers review any felony indictment of Republican Steering Committee Inc. to attempt to change the laws ever since November's election state "values." and the Kennedys and the Kerrys a party leader and recommend . would have ~o legislative days of our nation to suit themselves debacle. She has talked about the Said the senator: "Security was somehow cannot bring them- at that time whether the leader to review a felony indictment just as they change the rules of importance ofprayer, and offind- the Issue; It was the issue from the selves to comprehend the elegant should step aside. and recommend to all House their own Party to suit the cir- ing common ground on abortion, beginning. How could it be any- simpliclty' of this, Clinton has, we The current party rule in this Republicans whether a lawmaker cumstances. ' and of the depredations of the thing else after 91ll?!t was the observe, just officially staked out area requires House Republican who is charged could remain as a Of course DeLay is respected - media on children. paramount issue. If youare not. her claim to the;sentlnt,ents of leaders and the heads of the vari- committee chairman or leader. his cronies happily report that he Monday, though, sitting down secure and Ifyou can't persuade a most of the American people, _ ous committees to relinquish Expect more of the same from wasn't in the room when the rules with the New-York Daily News· maJority ofpeople that you are,go- And, whether ornotshelntends . their positions if indicted for a the Texas lawmaker and his cro- changed. Editorial Board In the Wakeof the Ing to be strong and tough where to unveil herselfai a preSidential crime that could bring a prison nies. weekend Mlnneapolls speechthat we need to be to protectAIDerlca candidate threeyeil,rs from now term ofat least-twoyears. It makes 'Who cares?' some say. It's only Alfred Brock polnt-blank.posited her,as the fu- , and our jnterests, you can't cross ~ .and the lady isi'l'naYing - we no distinction between a federal a rule. Rules were made to be bro- ture of the Democratic, Party, the threshold." thlnk thoughtful Dems would do and state Indictment. Three of ken. Hillary Clinton made thIngs even' Said the senator: "What I am well to listen up. DeLay's political associates al- But this rule wasn't broken. more crystal-clear: Too many.' doing is helping to frame some' Dems just plain don't get It.;And of these security, International '
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Bronco gymnast Lindsay Ward c~~upe~!!.~wit~,!n}~~~~!,!n~!!M~lsthisweekend .1 Sports Writer a~l.around score out of the 12 indio individual all-around competition vidual all-around competitors with will get underway, and by the end College gymnasts all across the a 39.2250. . of the night, someone will claim the nation dream about this event. Tabitha Yim of Stanford joins all-around title. The top four finish- Teams work hard to compete at this Ward from the west and has the ers In each event will go on to com- level, but only the top two teams In ?est ~ll-around score (39.2500)·go- pete in Saturday nights Individual each region earn the honor of com- mg into the competition. Laura event championships. The top eight peting at the NCAA national cham- Johnson from Minnesota is sitting competitors will be named to the pionship. . in the third spot, and Ianae Cox All-American first team, and the Boise State has made 19 consecu- from West Virginia is in the fourth. competitors who place fifth through tive appearances at the NCAAWest Auburn's own Julie Dwyer is fifth. eighth will be named to the All- Region Championship. The last two Heather Huffaker from Denver has American second team. years, the Broncos have not been the sixth best all-around score in the As for the team competition, only able to upset the Bruins ofUCLA,but nation, and Alisha Robinson isin the four teams have won the esteemed no one in the nation has been able to seventh spot. Another hometown title since 1982. Utah finished first defeat them for the last four out five competitor is Courtney Puckett, sit- in the nation this year and is looking years. tlng in the eight spot. Leah Sakhitab to take back the title from UCLAwho One Bronco gymnast has been from Southern Utah is ninth, Dana wonthe2004teamtitieathomeinLos turning heads and leaving her mark. McQuillin from Arkansas is in the Angeles. LSU, Alabama, Michigan, Sophomore Lindsay Ward will be tenth spot, and Carrie Santore from Nebraska, BYU,Iowa State, Florida, making her second appearance as SUNYBrockport rounds out the top Okalahoma, Penn State, and Georgia an individual all-around competi- 12 all-around individual compett- will all be battling It out this week- tor in this year's national champion- tors. end to see who has what it takes to ships. Boise State head coach Sam strip the title from the Bruins and , P1UJI'll BY stANLEY B8EWSTE1\ITIlE ARRll'E1l Ward finished sixth at the reo Sandmire said no one deserves this .claim it as their own. SophomoreLindsayWardwtllbe makingher second straight appearancatodayat tha NCAA glonal championships and heads to GymnasticsChampionships. Broncos flmsh fifth -InlUAC championships In Kuna \1 round 76. The Broncos shot a 313 In golfer to break par on a windy, tournament. The Broncos reo BY AABITER SPORTS STAFF tournament. mained in fourth after two S-ophomorll Katie Street tied . Ashley Hogg had the best in- the first round of the Western cold day. . for 16th with a 156 after card- AthletiC Conference tournament sophomore Lindsey Huebert rounds with a 36-hole score of dividual finish for the Broncos, ing a 79 on Tuesday, while senior- . The Boise State wo~en's golf at Falcon Crest Golf Course on .is tied for 13th after shooting a 619. She shot a 74 In round three to Jenny Judd was tied for 20th with team finished fifth overall at Monday: The Broncos were in . 78. She had the only eagle ofthe San Jose State led after two the Western Athletic Conference finish with a 229 for the tourna- rounds with a 595, one stroke a 157 after posting a 78 in the ment, which was good for a tie at fourth place, 12 strokes behind tournament on the par-4 third championships yesterday at leaders San Jose State and Tulsa. hole. Seniors Jenny Judd and ahead of six-time defending second round. 10th place. It was an Impressive Sophomore Lindsey Huebert Falcon Crest Golf Course In Sophomore Katie Street paced Jennifer Hedberg both posted champion Tulsa. comeback for Hogg, as she bat- was disqualified following Kuna. the Broncos, finishing with a 79s and are tied for 15th. Junior Junior Ashley Hogg bounced tied back after shooting an 82 in the final round, along with The Broncos shot a 309 to slip five-over par 77. Street tied for Ashley Hogg shot an 82 and is in back from a poor first round to one spot from the fourth place, the opening round on Monday. playing competitor Kristina 10th, six strokes behind indl- 26th place. shoot a one-over par 73 in the Katie Street finished the tour- Rothengatter of SMU, after the where they had finished the first vidual leader Michaela Cavener On Tuesday, the Broncos shot second round. She was tied for two rounds. nament tied for 15th with her 12th at 155 with senior Jennifer two failed to exchange score- best round on Wednesday, a 75 of Tulsa following the opening' a 306 in the second round of the Tulsa took the title, as they round. Cavener was the only Western Athletic Conference Hedberg, who shot a second- cards. shotan 889 over the three-day to give her a 231 overall. Bronco women fifth seed at WAC championship
BY ARBITEA SPORTS STAFF Carolina 'pongratz at two, and the Broncos' lone junior. She Tiffany CoIl and Nadja Woschek transferred to Boise State as a The Bronco women's tennis at three. In singles, the Broncos sophomore and made a strong team is the number five seed won from two through six, impact with her hard work. She and will open the 2005 WAC. with Megan Biorkman at two, is the younger sister of lonny tournament Thursday, April 21 Woschek at three, Pongratz at Blorkman, who played on the at noon Hawaii time, playing four, Coli at five, and Housley at Boise State men's tennis team the No.4 seed, Tulsa. The top six. from 1998through 2002. seed in the women's bracket is The Bronco women are led The Broncos' sophomore Rice (ranked 44th nationally). by Alissa Ayling, Anna Curtolo, elass consists of Tiffany Coli, Last month, the Bronco women and Carolina Pongratz. Ayling who joined the Broncos as a lost to Rice in a close match in and Curtolo have been with the freshman in the fall of 2003. Texas by a score of 4·3. Broncos since the fall of 2001 as She is this year joined by This is the fourth season the freshmen. Pongratz came the Stacey Housley (Auckiand, New Broncos have been in the WAC. following year as a sophomore, Zealand) who transferred from In 2002, the team finished third transferring from Florida Gulf Liberty University. Coast University. . Boise State's freshman class . PHum BY STANLEY BllEWSTElllTIlE ARBITER (tie) and in2003 and 2004, the . team finished fifth. Ayling is from Herfordshire, includes Whitney Megale from Freshman. LukeShields and the Broncosare the number one seed Inthe WACtournament beqlnntnq tomorrowIn On Tuesday, in the Boise State England. Curtolo and Pongratz . Boise (her father Mike Megale Honolulu. women's tennis team's final reg- are childhood friends from played on the Bronco men's ular season match, the B'roncos Vastersas, Sweden: Ayling was team in the late 1970's) and defeated Hawaii 6-1. named to the WAC all- confer- Nadja Woschek, another true Patton's Army marching Into ence team as a sophomore and freshman, from Bad Hersfeld, Against Hawaii, the Broncos Germany. Wall at number two and three a junior. Hawaii as the top seed doubles: .Stacey Housley and Megan. Biorkman stands as ones. Of course Rice is looking to confident that his army will pre- BY AMBER FUGER vail and come out on top. Sports Writer earn back to back titles but No. 46 Southern Methodist is hungry for "It is a great celebration ofBoise State tennis," Patton said...... It The plane left Boise Monday the honor as well. And one can not th has been a step-by-step process morning and landed in Hawaii forget about Tulsa (47 ) or Fresno State (61"). Last weekend the . to build this tennis program and later that evening. The warm the guys have really carried their beaches of Hawaii will have to Broncos and Bulldogs went head to head in a grueling yet spectac- . own success." walt, because the Broncos are on . The Broncos have a very relaxed a mission to reclaim the confer- ular display of college tennis .. Head coach Greg - Patton way of practicing but an innocent ence title. bystander would not be able to The Broncos are ranked 32nd in couldn't be happier with the way the 2005 season has wrapped see this carefree attitude during the nation, and first in the tour- a match. Patton's philosophy isto nament, right above the defend- up: The last two- wins over BYU and Fresno really have given us keep it light, have fun and focus ing Western Athletic Conference on the job at hand, one serve, one champions the Rice Owls (No. a confidence boost going into the WAC championship, Patton reaction, one hit and one win. 33). The Broncos are 27-7and are . The Broncos focus for this week.' led by this week's WACPlayer of said. Seniors Matias Silva, Beck Roghaar and Ikaika Jobe played in Hawaii has been first to Close the Week freshman Luke Shields. out the regular season with a With a 28-10singles record Shields for the last time in front of a home crowd, but Patton isn't so sure win over the Rainbow Wahine of is ranked No. 70 in the nation. Hawaii and then on winning the Shields is more of a team player that this is finalized. "Now everything starts over, we WAC. . and this is why he and Thomas The WAC championship Will Schoeck are tearing up the dou- have to do well in the WACto make things' happen," Patton sai~ kick off on tomorrcwand 'cQn- bles scene with their 35-7 record clude on Sunday. CheCkout wwW. to eam the No. 10spot in the na~ Patton is referring to the op- portunity to. host the first broncosports.com to view' first tion. . round match~ups..- The Broncos are looking to take round of NCAA. Championship the title but they are not the only Tournament. Heis optimistic and Your honor, my team deserves a .championship
BY MIKE ROCHE Sports Columnist
The typical courtroom daytime television show depends solely on litigate desperation. That's the hook. The title may curb you to think the star pow- er is a presiding judge like Judy or Mills Lane. But really, who watches a title fight to see the referee? The real television magic starts when the Pakistani hairdresser squares off with the 63·year-old Liza Minnelll impersonator. Both are hungry for scrapes of loose change and 15 minutes of attention. We , laugh because the moment their first words are cut offby the other, we realize neither deserves the $250 PHaro BY STANlEY BBEWS'l'ERrrHE ARBITER in damages or a second of anyone's time. Judging by GabeWalilnIs Ihe defendingNCAAchampionInthe javelinand Is the drlv1nglorce lor the the time these shows have survived, the comedy of Broncos'top 15 ranking this season. some stranger's misery will never get old, but espe- cially in the case of the tortured sports fan. Imagine a courtroom show where the Pakistani hairdresser and Miss Minnelli are replaced by a Weekda~ Jumps as low as $9"1 Boise State turning Cubs fan and an Islanders fan. Both walk up to the judge and plead their case why their consistently' collapsing teams deserve a championship. Who has 208;I455-2359 4412 AvlatlC!n Way (. I} Caldwell,ID 83605 into 'Throwers U' . suffered the worst heartbreak? Which team has the longer championship drought? Who has become BY TREVOR HORN the bigger alcoholic to ease the pain? Believe me, Sports Editor this is a legitimate debate to sports fans. Bythe way, the answers are Cubs fan; Cubs fan, and Cubs fan. Saturday, the Boise State Broncos track and The reason for this long-winded metaphor is to Improve Your field teams will participate in the Oregon place fan desperation on its proper shelf of life's Invitational. importance (no offense Mr. Pakistani hairdresser). Yes,they are the track and field team, but they Although most fans do realize the importance of a Score the are turning into "Thrower's U." game, there has been a sudden resurgence in the Of the eight student-athletes on both the verbalization of their despair. It might also explain men's and women's teams that are nationally the sudden jolt of earplug sales this month. I ranked, seven are throwers. Meaning they par- By far the most obvious catalyst would be the 'Chiropractic Way... ticipate in either the javelin, hammer throw, curse break of Boston. Since this frozen hell slushy discus, or shot put. was served up, it gave newfound hope to anyone I Leading the way is senior 2004 NCAAjavelin looking to enjoy a similar moment. The award for champion Gabe Wallin, The Swedish native was most pathetic sports city now goes to the heart of named this week's Western Athletic Conference rock and roll. Poor old Cleveland hasn't seen aWorld track and field men's athlete of the week. In hIs Series stnce 1948,has never witnessed a Super Bowl first competition of the season, the defending contender, and unless Air-LeBron-Jordan can per- WACchampion posted the top collegiate mark form a miracle - no NBAfinals either. in the nation at the Golden Bear Invitational in What about the windy-city whiners? Cubs fans Berkeley, Calif. His throw of 248 feet, 6 inches have the longest drought In baseball (even be- was an NCAA qualifying mark and broke the fore Boston) with that "never to be forgotten" run Edwards Stadium record. in 1908. Soon, the northsiders will be the lonely The Bronco men's team is currently ranked - and founding - member of the century club. The ----+ 131h in the nation on Trackwire Top 25. Wallin is south-side White Sox are still recovering from that ranked first in the nation in the javelin. Along little problem in 1919.But maybe the Bears, Bulls, AIR NATIONA!:L~G~U~A~R~D~-+ with Wallin, two freshman for the Broncos are or Blackhawks can bring some Chicago cheer. It's ranked in the Top 30. Scoot Vaifore has the possible, except for the fact we're' talking about the ninth best throw in the nation this season, and Bears, Bulls, and Blackhawks. Nate Putnam has the 271h• Not only did Philadelphia lose that whole U.S Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for The dynamic duo of Mattias Ions and Collin Capital thing to Washington back in 1793,but also Post have taken their dominance of the indoor the beloved Phillies have provided only one World Full-Time Students III season outside. Ions has the fourth best throw Series in roughly a century. But the baseball broth- in the nation this season, and is ranked second erly lovers are quickly drowning out to the football * Montgomery GI Bill * Montgomery GI Bill Kicker in Trackwire's Dandy Dozen. ones. Philadelphia Eagles fans can now include the * State Tuition Assistance * Cash Bonuses The other member of the men's throwers that "close call" anxiety from the last Super Bowl. There * Student Loan Repayment Program is nationally ranked is Staffan Jonsson. Another Is no worse sound than that of fans who could al- Swedish native, Jonsson has the 191h best discus most taste victory, and then not. And I'm sure we'll throw this season. be hearing it again and again until they finally win For More information contact: But despite the numerous red-shirts of some one. If they win one, that is. TSGT. Kristine Witte This list can go on and on from here. I'm sure 422-5597 or (800) 621-3909 ofthe top participants for the Broncos this sea- son" there are two member's of the women's Columbus Biue Jackets fans are constructing there team that are nationally ranked. case for a title as well. Those fans have been waiting Following a 2004 All-American season in the patiently for five whole seasons after all. high jump as a freshman, Miruna Mataoanu is Some fans do present valid arguments for their heese•.m continuing on with one of the best careers for concern. Its like handicapped parking, sometimes delicious meatis, letitiuce, a female Boise State track athlete. Mataoanu the unfortunate ones need their moment. And no pickles, tiomatio and chips. was a runner up for the women's conference team - and I mean no team - has tolerated the bur- athlete oftheweek after she posted the 151hbest den of sorrow more than the New York Yankees. Over 30 sa~isfying high jump in the nation this season. Mataoanu Earlier this week, chief jackass George Steinbrenner also is ranked 111h in the nation by the Dandy finally said "enough" with his team's 4-8 start. It's ",sandwiches and salads Dozen. She is not only looking to repeat as an about time that someone pointed out this Yankee i'for lunch, dinner,picnics All-American, but the Romanian native is also championship drought. 26 World Series titles are " . and par~ies. looking to repeat as the WACchampion in the fine and all, but it has been a painful four years for high jump. George. But can you really blame this guy? By.the The other female student-athlete is another looks of him, he might not make It to see number stellar thrower. Senior Neely Falgout was the 27 in ... say, next October. But seriously George, 2004 WACchampion In the javelin. She current- enough with the self-loathing for your $208 million ly has the 43rd best throw in the nation. ball club. If you have a serious complaint, you can The Broncos have just one more invitational take it up in court - the people's court. Just beware 'Free Wireless following this weekend, before the WACcham- there might be a few million other sports fans ahead . 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FRIDRY [1i/22] 8 p.m. at The BigEasy New Found Glory, Reggie and the Full Effect, and Eisley In con- cert. Tickets are $16.50. 8 to 10p.m. at The Kulture Klatsch Laurel Brauns in concert. Admission is free. Adema's new lead singer Luke Caraccloll belted aut same hard rack Monday night at the Big Easy Concert Hause In Bolse.: 7:30 in the Hemingway Center Fictlon Reading. JoyWilliams, author of "111Nature: Some Rants and Reflections on Humanity and Other Animals," presents a read- ing of her fiction. Admission is free. For more information, call 426- 4240. Adema embraces changes SRTURDRY [1i/23] 8 p.m. at Taco BellArena The Electric Wonderland Show, featuring VelvetRevolver and . and comes-out on top Hoobastank. Tickets are $38.50. Generously discounted tickets are Iraq, check out Fluckey's chroni- available for $21.50. .BY JUSTIN PRESCDTT they have a newly found freedom ing his father as a new fan, says "Planets" is more accessible to an cle of the trip on the band's Web Culturo IIlritor to explore different sounds. And the results were good. audience maybe older than their site, ademaonline.com. SUNDRY [1i/21i] Less than two weeks later, Theaudiencehasbeensemi-en- "Planets" sees Adema find- 14to 21-year-old fan base. _.Adema is onstage at the Big Easy 10a.m. - 5 p.m. at Zoo Boise ergetic up until now. Headliners ing a sound they hadn't achieved This short U.S. tour follows what the band agrees was the with hundreds of kids going crazy Enrichment Day: Come Play the Animal Way.Visitors will learn Adema are belting out their first' with Chavez at the mic. The songs most positive experience they've up against the stage. The songs what is meant by enrichment, how Zoo Boise takes care of its won- song ofthe night and the fans love are more textured, with layers of had as a band. They played five are right on, and the band looks derful animals, and also how they can take good care of their own it. Whether you consider- them heavy mixed with swirling spacey dates in Kuwait and Iraq during like they're having a blast. They pets. Activities include Enrichment Stations where kids of all ages cerebral hard rock or just aneth- guitars and there's never a boring the first week of April. Caraccoili play songs from the new album will have hands-on fun making and learning about enrichment er nu-metal band, Adema are a moment. . and their back catalogue. The au- commanding presence on stage. Caraccoili had a childhood describes the experience as life- items for the animals, shows, contests, stories, and special animal .dience loves every one, even the They have so much energy, amaz- dream of being in a band that changing. A former Marine, he feedings. For more Information, call 345-4125. acoustic numbers. ing performance chemistry, and did everything together on equal thought it would be good to give It's been a year of changes for a new singer who has only been terms, and he's proud to say that the soldiers a reminder of home, MONDRY [1i/2S] Aderna, and they seemed to have with them since October. it has come true. All members so he made some calls, and they thrived because of it. Their new luke Caraccoili replaced origi- (Caraccoili, bassist Dave De Roo, were booked at a few bases. He 7p.m. in the SUBJordan D Ballroom album is their strongest one yet, nal singer Marky Chavez short- guitarist Tim Fluckey, and drum- thinks it was good for the soldiers Monday Night Laughs. The New Generation of Comedy Tour the newest member has helped Iy after the band signed with mer Kris Kohls) have an equal to get some good home-style en- comes to campus. There are complimentary appetizers and soda, . them progress beyond a previous Earache Records. So far, things part in songwriting. It has served tertainment like they can't get in and there will be chances for the audience to win prizes. For more pigeonhole, and they've been to information, call 426-1237. have been going very well. They them well since Caraccoili's add i- the Middle East. the Middle East to cheer up the are all optimistic about the new tion, and they plan for future en- Pluckey described a scary mo- soldiers. Now they're only look- direction ofthe music. deavors to work as well. ment when a car bomb went off ing forward to what lies in their The new album, "Planets," veers With the new album, they be- nearby while they were in Mosul in a more complex and mature di- lieve that they have expanded and they had to be evacuated. For future. rection. According to Caraccoill, _ their audience. Caraccoili, cit- more excitement from Kuwait and ..50, . anyway. U.K. quintet Longview begins conquest of the U.S. in thought. you will hear from this band. BY JUSTIN PRESCOTT played at the prestigious SXSW Without a regular club booked They will be back after collect- Culturo IIlrltor music festival in Austin. Their new album, "Mercury:' in Boise, Longview opted to play ing a-large following of fans. You at the Record Exchange. The per- can check out "Mercury" at the Fresh from Manchester, U.K., was recently released in the formancewas powerful and emo- Record Exchange and maybe you "shoegazers" Longview made a states, and it can only be de- tional, and the audience, most will become one of them. BY TRRUIS ESTUOLO chit-chat aside, I need to find out stop in little old Boise on their scribed as beautiful. The lush, what's wrong with me. "Perhaps probably having never heard Editor's Note: Justin Prescott Culturo Columnist current U.S. tour. They have been textural melodies swirl together if you WERE to start exercising, Longview, responded with en- is an employee of the Record impressing audiences in the U.K. with wall-of-sound guitar distor- thusiasm. Afterward, they signed Exchange. I've been hungry lately. No, not then? Hmmmm?" you might now since 2002, and they're just barely tion and breathy, desperate vo -autographs and chatted with fans desirous or anything figurative be asking. Well, I know that face beginning to get things started cals, Some songs are pure rock 'n' like that. But. really, really hun- you are making, and I don't ap- in the U.S. They've been trekking roll and others catch you staring old and new. Be warned this is not the last gry _ for food. I'm not sure what's preciate it. I not only don't have across the country and recently off into space, deeply engrossed wrongwithme;maybeIhavesome time to exercise, but more impor- sort of glandular problem. I just, tantly, it's harder to watch televl- 1======first, can't seem to get enough to : sian when you are exercising. So eat and second, it seems that no that's out. matter what I last ate, some two Also, "Perhaps ifyou ate health- & The Professor by B.E.E.M. hours later I'm starving. I hesitate ier?" Sadly, that's a no-go as well. _ or ought to hesitate - to use the I've decided to leave the ingesting . word starving, because as the say- of green things to the cows. Except Ing went when I was a boy, there of course, for the most important are starving people in Africa. And green things there are: those little come to find out, now that I'm an flecks of God-knows-what on the adult, it's true. There are people in surface of sour cream & onion this world that are not able to eat chips. (And don't tell me those are for one reason or another. Sadly, chives. I'm no genius, but I know you need not leave our lovely con- .an artificial flavor and color when tinent to find them, either. . I cram it into my mouth.) However, I wouldn't be the man Really, I'm left with only one I am today if I wrote a column possible solution. You know that about sympathies for those in old adage; "Don't bite the hand dire need of food. Sure, they de- that feeds you?" Well, I'm not serve the attention, but this is not sure what exactly that means, but the forum. No, I'm talking about I think I'll just stop eating and MY hunger. I'm standing up for tough it out. Honestly, why would the sorta little man, the semi-op- anyone bite the hand of some- pressed, the quasi-starved. Aye,lone that's feeding them? Seems be him. rather counterproductive to me, So what to do about my hunger especially since I'm so hungry all problem? "Have you been exercis- the time. If someone else's hands ing a lot lately; is that why you are were responsible for feeding me, hungry so' frequently?"' you are I would be sooooo nice to them, probably asking yourself. After mostly in hopes that they would much brooding, I can confident- keep the vittles coming. ly answer, "Of course I haven't." So, anyway, I'm starving. I'm If there was ever a virtual per- going to go make a sandwich .. sonification of me in the animal Wait, walt,. walt. I'm not starv- kingdom,I think it would be the Ing, just J;1ungry.But others are. walrus. As in, "Sure I've got great ·Really?" Yes; 1think what I'lldo teeth, but my energy level just instead is just sit here and put my isn't what it once was." Also, sea . foot in my mouth. The aftertaste Cow comes to mind. Isn't a gem, but hey, neithe1'Is wal- -But all aquatic mammalia rus boy here. ih '. 'X.' an;?ilitl"i~_1'l~;'WIJ~~1~fljlm~1 BY' iii~"GR ACfLU CRsAmerlca'eenteron'J;uesday ptglrt.md ontheradlo.)~' ',: Ukea sUit~ble environment fOta " ': NllIltritlr Defmitelyafan~s performer, • Betweepstaples like "BUilding forestIlymphandlierl&~ehiiid McLal(hlmkepttheyuppifiedau- a 'r ' I' I I' I I 6928 W. state· Boise, Idaho 83703 (208) 853-0526 LaurelBraunsvisitsBoisetomorroweventng for a performance at the KuhureKlatsch. PHIJI1J COURTESY OF LAUREL BIlAUNS i Indie artist plays downtown Friday T ..New crass/!! .a~ ..NI!JV{JIYJOlnl (lnl"F(lirieJ C A ..Now Cfof!vTIJ ..J"IA" ..NI!JV'&ot;; A B Y T R R U I 5 EST U D L 0 school, she lived in Ireland, busk- paid for her most recent album by she'll be featured in is small, you I R ..Nelu I!P<;Af;frfwol'k. r ..Nm cMllv!I1! ?fl!Ytls ~ R Culture Editor ing on the street and joining ses- serving beer in Alaska while liv- can bet Laurel Brauns' big heart sions In pubs." ing in a tent. Brauns' tours cover will easily win over onlookers. o ..NolO ~ 'Brown 'P'_ ..An/Tom 'MOI'I!f "~~ D I I Tomorrow night, New She has two self-released mostly her childhood stomping' The Kulture Klatsch is located at T opm!:l/on.-sat.jroml0amlo7pmantfSUttjromJlamlosp;' r S Hampshire native Laurel Brauns albums to her credit: 2001's grounds in the Northeast and 409 S.8th St., and her set is sched- oW FAIRIES oW DRAGONS oW INCENSE ~G MUSIC ~G \' brings her style of "indie ameri- "Swimming," and "Periphery," re- areas periphery to her university , uled to run from 8 to 10 p.m. cana to quiet rock" music to the leased in 2003. Her next album is days in the Northwest. (She went Kulture Klatsch in downtown due out this fall. to college in Portland.) Boise.Her Web site says, "She was Though her gig posters offer Whatever her songs inspire in a trad-rnusic geek in high school that "her voice is a nice mix of listeners, one thing can be guar- and spent much ofher time learn- Cat Power and Sinead O'Conner," anteed: her sound - and message ing obscure Celtic ballads and Brauns' story of her travels is a bit - are authentic. Though her stop raucous Pegues songs. After high like that of pop-icon Jewel. She in Boise is short, and the venue Idaho Dance Theatre BY JDSEF FIRMRGE Iam left with one impression re- Culture Writer garding the dancers: They must work out. Man, I was completely Sitting in a sparsely filled blown away by the control these Special Events Center on the dancers had over their bodies. opening night of the Idaho Dance And for the most part I was in awe Theatre's spring show, I was more by how the choreography took When It's Time to Relax... than .a little embarrassed that me away as I watched the danc- people at BSUhad yet again failed ers move in ways Ihave seen only It's time for to give heed to the call ofthe arts. in dreams. Iwas impressed at the Fairview Crossing Yes, I was far more than a little skill that each dancer displayed, poo-pooed that so many of us In realizing that many of the danc- this cultural oasis we call Boise ers are BSUstudents with incred- This new apartment com- State chose to forgo yet another ible workloads to add to their munity offers everything .night of the aesthetic. highly demanding performance you need, andwant. A year- Just kidding (or am I?). But schedule. round Jacuzzi and outdoor seriously, if you missed these To comment on each dancer pool, a putting green and would take too long. But every four nights of performance, you club-quality fitness center, missed out in a big way. But I'm dancer added his or her own grace creates home and recre- sure you had more important to the music, well-chosen for each ation perfection! things to do, such as play vid- individual piece. I salute each eogames, watch TV,or go to the dancer. However, a few individu- clubs which are so dramatically al dancers do come to mind. And Flexible lease options if you life-altering and uplifting that I these dancers win the award of plan on buying or building bet you spent the better part of appearing in The Arbiter - a high a home make leasing at rhemorntng after staring at your accomplishment _by any stan- Fairview Crossing easy and ceiling, contemplating how much dard: Mariko Reid stands out for convenient, for a lot less her stage presence alone, Yurek Advil you could fit inside- your than you'd expect. stomach without resorting to the Hansen's power and poise set a emergency room pump. standard, and Jessica Bastow's Starting at $549 , And if you did go to anyone of control and elegance made me the shows, well; good for you for want to dance. supporting your local, hardwork- In all it was among the best eve- 373-7744 ing, too 'often ignored,·calloused, nings I've had as a writer for this bruised, overstretched, over- paper. It was inspiring, beautiful, worked dancers, -- and at times, magical. 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