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• GOVERNOR Schools, has launched a new design work and site assess- PROPOSES MONEY initiative to improve literacy ment of the C-17 transport in Dayton schools. Volunteer aircraft. SAVING EFFORTS participants will share the Faced with a ballooning iatest, proven strategies for • STUDENTS GO TO budget deficit, Governor Bob improving the reading Campus Ministry Taft has proposed several abilities of urban children WASHINGTON FOR measures to cut expenses. from diverse and impov er- DRUG POLICY (Located between Allyn Hall and The Woods) Taft proposed closing at ished backgrounds with 800 CONFERENCE least one prison and mental students and 40 teachers in hospital, eliminating some Students from universi- Catholic Mass Schedule kindergarten through third ties and high schools nation- business tax credits, joining grade. The progress of each a multi-state lottery and wide will meet in the capital child in the program will be next month for the largest using S280 million of the tracked for four years. Saturdays 5:00 p.m state's rainy day fund. Taft meeting of anti-drug-war also drew criticism from student activists in many anti-smoking advocates K WRIGHT-PATT TO years. The conference will Sunday 11:00 a.m when he suggested borrow- RECEIVE MILLIONS confront domestic and ing SI00 million of the Congress approved international drug policies, state's share of the national S59.5 million in military zero tolerance programs on and 6:30 p.m tobacco settlement to construction projects in Ohio campus, mandatory mini- balance the books. on Thursday, Oct. 18. Wright mum sentencing and the Patterson Air Force Base is to repeal of a recent provision • NEW PROGRAM receive $29.7 million of this barring financial aid for students convicted of drug TACKLES URBAN for a consolidated Acquisi- tion Management Complex, a trafficking. Speakers will LITERACY National Air Force Intelli- include Russell Means, Ralph Wright State, in collabo- gence Center, a new security Nader and Keith Stroup. •c ration with Dayton Public- gate and base entrance and New program offered at Wright State Only I hi' second prograi go\en me.it and the private Si reel lout i honing their analy tic skills. of its kind in ihe nation, a workforce is eligible lor sector. It is geared toward U.S. corpon is pub Research methods will be new Certificate in Research retirement now or within the i orponue researchers, presented in seminars, and Intelligence Analv next five years," wrote l ai n national security and local " I hey can also help if, say, independent projects and now being offered at Orcutt, plans and programs law enforcement agencies and one of your employ ees is courses on history and State. engineer for NA1C, in a letter journalists. ripping you off or you want to classical antiquities. The demand for in< supporting the new program. "Corporate intelligence is know what a competitor is up I he certificate may be als specifically trained i "NAIC sees |the| need to hire a booming field in the U.S. to," said Simpson. earned as part of a normal intelligence gaps and coml over 200 analysts within the These are the folks you call Wright State's program is four-year degree program in cyberterrorism is urgent, next few years. Other agen- when your CIO gels kid- designed for liberal arts majors as few as 20 credit hours. according to experts. cies within the community napped in Columbia or but is open to all. Students in Those interested in the "At the Department of have larger voids to fill." hackers break into your the program will complete a program are advised to call the Air Force's National Air The program comes as a serv er," said Glenn Simpson, broad-based curriculum of Jan (iabbert at 773-H062. Intelligence Center, 25 response to a need in both staff reporter of l lic II all liberal arts courses before Dayton's Complete Campus can be Paintball Stare & Field safe if students responsible By Alf Butler Managing editor WE CARRY A FULL LINE Feeling safe is important to all students, and with the OF NEW AND USED EQUIPMENT right precautions Wright Stale i an be a sale place to live, 11 DIFFERENT PLAYING FIELDS according to Captain David Finnic, associate director of AT OUR 50 ACRE FACILITY IN XENIA Public Safety ASK ABOUT OUR YOUTH GROUPS "|WSU| is a relatively safe place. II people take the DISCOUNTS responsibility and take B IRTHDAYS -BACHELOR & CORP. E VENTS precautions, they can help make it a v ery safe place for 298-5138 themselves," said Finnic. Many students agree wiili 3081 DRYDEN RD. MORAINE Finnic. "I'v e had no problems living here at all," said I odd Fisher, a music education major who lives on campus in Forest l ane. Last year. Fisher Battery jump lived in Hamilton Hall and said Forest Fane is ",i step up Public Safety recommends in the world." being aware of who visits F'ishei, however, did your floor in residence express some concern over Ms. thel l. "Hamilton I kill had oor. We're v ery safety some problems ast y ear with conscious." she said. Elble people getting DVD player also commented that items stolen. They left their door left on the doors, such as open and someone came in signs or bulletin boards, and took it," he said. would get stolen. For situations like this, "People get in fights a lot Finnic proposed simple risk on our floor too," said Elble. A gallon of gas if reduction procedures, like " We had this fight the.other locking doors, even when it's day and this one girl got you run out on a just to go visit a friend down staples in her head. That was the hall for five minutes. kind of scary." campus road- "Theft is a crime of opportu- Although, maintenance nities," he explained. "People may sometimes be a safety way aren't alway s strong enough concern if a light is out or a to resist temptation, but it fixture is broken, students can be prevented by simple interviewed expressed steps." satisfaction over the Students like Cassi Elble, university's response to Call Parking and Transportation at 775-2528 a marketing major who lives maintenance requests. "One between 8 a.m. and 10 p.m. Monday thru Thursday in Hamilton Hall, said she of our plugs fell out the wall. takes precautions to protect They came right away to fix her safety . "I don't think I've it," said Kristin Fairbanks, a ever left my room without middle childhood education locking the door. I feel safe major who also lives in Forest in my room when I lock the Lane. Walters speaks at WSUJHav e a HOT news tip? By Scott Benfield made because of the support of Barbara Lee, Staff writer conference's treatment of congresswoman from Israel and its wax •'«« California. Lee was the only Ronald Walters, a with the Palestini one to vote against a joint Call ioth 775-5538 recognized African Ameri- according to Bush. resolution to give the can leader, spoke to stu- "It seems our p; president military power to dents and faculty on Thurs- is more concerned pursue a war against terror- u.'.y, Oct. 18. at a presenta- ism. Walters said that her tion in the Formal Lounge of vote was a "truly patriotic the Student Union. with his act" in a letter that he had Walters is the director recently written to her. out... of the African American people. Walters also recently $9.00 per hour as a Package Handler! Leadership Institute and testified on a resolution in Scholar Practitioner Pro- Wallers. Baltimore, MD on repara- gram, Distinguished Leader- lie also tions. He said that the issue Earn $9.00 an hour to start! ship Scholar at the James stated of reparations and indemni- Tuition Assistance available after 30 days! 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i 6 The Guardian Opinion H© dmMEa: etters to the Editor Oct. 23, 2001 Issue No. 7, Vol. 37 Editor in Chief Stephanie Irwin Awareness is needed at WSU Managing Editor Alf Butler You can not make the not hear other people being against for one reason or the News Editor Josh Sweigart This "racial sympathy" thing is getting completely assumption that anyone who is called such terms as the N-worcl other. It may or may not be Features Editor Leslie Benson in a secluded place is waiting for and other offensive words. Do proven. Opinions Editor Don Bruce out of hand. To the authors of the rebuttals to "You're his or her "friendly drug dealer." not take it so personal unless So, I want the country to Sports Editor Justin Ross To the guy with "many you are ready to stand up for all unite when racism happens to Copy Editors still a..." and "Speaking for the Masses," 1 must say that friends that are black," what those who were victimized by my mother, my sister, brother, Fred Marion, Erin Runt/. favor or community service are the trash talking play of basket- friend or myself, no matter the Chief Photographer J.D. Giffin you have no idea of what you are lalkitv about. you doing? If those are truly ball. color. Graphic Artist Paul Kulis your friends, you do noi hav e to No, I was never a slave and No one is asking for Advertising Manager From wh. 11 read, neither of the aforemen- announce it, and you would not no, I was not freedom marching. sympathy, it is called awareness Stephanie Lung tioned editorials directly be so offended because you I could go into detail about how I and the bottom line is hate feeds \d Graphics Manager pointed fingers at any race, would understand and probably have felt that I have subjected to hate. Marcia Smith even witness the discrimination racism, but since 1 am not the People dislike others for Assistant Production Editor be it black, white, red or green as the cause, but just they have faced. only one, what point would I be v arious reasons, ev en skin color. Jessica Donham You probably would not proving. I loll, some black people do not Advertising Reps - Jackie I.ung, in case you have been under a rock for the past 500+ even notice that they are black. It may not have been racism, like me for reasons unknown, Andrea Price, Zack Zonker years, racism is the fabric The last time I checked, I saw but just like I can not say what is but you can believe 1 have not Staff Writers - Krystle Barger, our country is created with. blacks, whites, Latinos and in a person's mind, neither can given all those people a reason Brendan Bergen, Nicole Eiland, It Ls very apparent. Asians hanging together, so your you. for that. Marc Kohler, Jennifer Martin, If you are doing wrong, point is...? In my mind, in my life, Those are what we call Scott Bcnefield you have to pay the price. I am sorry that you have racism is apparent, but I have ignorant, insecure people, and Staff Photographers - Heather So, to the young man who been called a "cracker" or a been one of the fortunate who they are not even an after- Skinner, Justin Garman got caught with drug "white boy." Whoever addressed has not been traumatized by it. thought in my mind. Faculty Mentor Dr. Jeff John paraphernalia, oops you're you as such has no true sense of At some point everyone, or let Student Media Coordinator bad. Were you arrested? self anyway. us say every race, will feel as if Cameron N. Bonner l'im Mohrhaus Probably not. But do not act like you did they are being discriminated Senior, Psychology Tht Guardtanis primed weekly during the regular school year. H Is puafished by students ol Wright Stats University In Dayton, Ohio. Editoriats without bylines reflect the majority opinion ol the editorial board. Vtevw expressed In columns, cartoons and advertise- ments are those ol the writers, artists and advertls-Respect & understanding needed For the past three the world, the staring eyes of I can feel my heart beat faster get along, but that day has yet to The Guardian reserves the right to censor or weeks, many have written to strangers. and my eyes setting on fire occur, so right now, I am ject adverisMg copy in accordance with any preset!, For example, a few weeks again. I feel frustrated and challenging you, the reader, to or future advertising acceptance rules established The Guardian concerning the issue of race relations in ago 1 went to a local store, and angered by the fact that people work towards that day. by The Guardian All contents contained herein are You can start by saying the axpress property ol the Guardian. Copyright privith-e United States, and I am saw a shirt with Arabic writing are actually judging me by my leges revert to the writers, artist and photographers sorry to tell you that I am on it, 1 thought it was the best color or origin or maybe both. hello to someone who looks ol specific works alter publication. Copyright riting about the same thing, so I went up to the cashier As 1 look at our campus, 1 different than you or act 2000 7J» Guardian, Wright State University. All rightissues . to buy it. see a campus rich with diversity different than you; by under- ved. First Issue free. Additional copies may be I commend the authors Just like me, the cashier in numbers, yet it is weak when standing the fact that no matter requested for $.50 each. of the letters on their noticed the writing and asked it comes to interactions between how different we seem, we are courage to speak their me what language it was in, and our diverse population. all humans; by forgetting the Letters to the Editor minds and give light to the of course I told him it was in Call me a dreamer, but I've fact that we have some differ- •The Guardian encourages letters issue. While I commend Arabic. To my surprise, the always believed in the goodness ences and remembering that we to the editor and commentary pieces them for doing so, 1 am also cashier takes the shirt and says of mankind, and always believed have lots of similarities. from students, faculty, administrators that we can all live together in Remember, no one is asking and staff a little discouraged by the to me. "It's not for sale." fact that some of them were I was shocked, I felt a feeling peace in this world. Unfortu- for your sympathy, just your •Letters should be typed, have the respect and understanding. writer's printed full name, address, too busy attacking each I had not felt before, I felt my nately, I am beginning to ieam daytime phone, major and class other personally, that they face turning red (which is hard that it is nothing but a dream standing (if applicable) forgot about the issue at for a person of some color) and that many like me hav e dreamt • Deadline for submissions is 5 hand. my eyes catching on fire. in the past. p.m. on the Friday preceeding the next There was probably a I asked the cashier for an Perhaps this world will Mohamed Al-Hamdani issue time in my life where 1 explanation, and he looked at change one day, and we can all Junior, Sociology • Letters should be kept to 500 me and said, "We don't need words or less would have agreed with ran&utob frv Paul Kutfs •All letters are subject to editing each and everyone one of people like you around here. It's for space and content the writers. Yet today, I find not for sale." • Letters which duplicate others myself lost in thought about While this is nothing it we an Jut* ae* riina may be omitted this issue. compared to some of the • When responding to another While I agree that we all attacks, killings and brutal letter, refer to the date and headline need to forget the past and discrimination that Arabs, tatsthemost • Quotes that cannot be confirmed strive forward for a better Muslims, Sikhs, Middle Eastern- will not be used world, 1 am haunted by the ers and other minorities have Entail: guvtBanopeiK%>ttotmail.com fact that minority groups faced since the Sept. 11 events face many difficulties and and nothing compared to what Guardian Phone Numbers hassles each and every day. African Americans have faced Advertising: 775-5537 .As an .Arab and Muslim and are still facing today, it still American, the past month turned my life upside down. Fax:775-5535 has been very difficult on I kept making excuses and me and many people who kept telling myself it will be all Editor in Chief: 775-5540 are of the same origin as- right, and that it's not the end of News/Sports: 775-5538 me. 1 have faced discrimina- the world. Yet it keeps haunting tion and the worse thing in me and even time I think about Scene: 775-5536 "And we wonder what our problem Is." Opinion Letters to the Edit immediately ou paged...but not surprised writer evens suggests that issutne that when he gradu- as sameness of feeling. It is When I first read the letter have many friends who arc- preposterous that I would black," this author being no black people "...give it a rest" ates and applies for a job as a "Don't Seek Sympathy From "qualified, white male" that a seek that from someone who different. when remembering their Me," in the Oct. 17 issue, I was black person will receive that does not look like me. Unless So what. history. immediately outraged. position instead? he was able to wake up with Outraged...but not sur- 1 know white people but I Would he ask a Jewish person to forget the Holo- In case he was not aware my brown skin, he will never prised. never claim to understand be able to sympathize. them or to sympathize with caust? I', even mentioned the Affirmative Action also refers That night I e-mailed the to sex. What I am seeking from author of the letter and told their situations. killins of innocent Native Amer cans by the white His stiffest competition the author and people who him exactly what I thought ot If he really were about agree with him is the willing- people being friends without color sts as a "...horrid case of may be the thin-lipped white his views. His reply implied woman with whom he shares a ness to educate themselves that a lot of people think the regard to race then he would genocide," would he ask them to forget? bed. Not the person of color outside of the box of what way that he does. He just not have even made that they arc used to. I implore statement. It would not have Then why should I and forced to accept the scraps "...had the guts to say it from his forefathers' table. them to read a book that goes mattered. people who look like me be publicly." I am offended that the against everything that they " 1 believe him. I believe that The author was right asked to forget 400 years of brutal genocide and enslave- author would even compare think they know. there are a plethora of uni- about one thing: No white- Maybe if the author does person alive today had ment. over 100 years of Jim his experience on the basket- formed, insensitive, ignorant, ball courts in the .utter that, he will be able to look white covert racists that have anything to do with slavery in Crow, and the ongoing racism and social oppression that Center to the constant injus- back at his article and realize no clue about history all over the way that it manifested just how ridiculous he sounds. itself in earlier centuries. The people of color are still tices that all people of color this campus and in this face in the courtroom, class- country as a whole. same cannot be said for tin- subjected? ongoing oppression that white- Why should the author room, college campuses, malls I can not begin to count and the list goes on. the times that 1 have heard people who are alive today who is so predicable in his imbecilic views leave out the So he doesn't want me to Abigayle Phillips some white person try to subject people of colorKnot Graduate Student, just black peoplc|. Affirmative Action debate? seek sympathy from him? absolve themselves by revert- Well...sympathy is defined English ing to the classic line of "1 It upset me that the Why is the author so quick to Guest Commentary Peace at any price is no bargain lor U.S.
the law, not to engage in consenting to remain in it." protection by th Guest Commentary laws.... |I:i- By military service because of If this is true, then all nally.l the Robert Thobaben, the duty not to kill other who reach the age of consent, obligation Ph.D. human beings? agree at the same time to Jaffa contends that most obey the laws founded upon to respect Almost twenty years ago, of us believe we have a that consent. natural right of self-defense Now, if we are all en- religious in October of 1982, Harry V. opinion Jaffa, author of ten books that we may exercise indi- dowed by the Declaration of cannot be and hundreds of essays and a vidually [if someone attacks Independence with certain under- Professor Emeritus at us in our own home at night| inalienable rights (life, liberty or collectively when our and the pursuit of happi- stood in Claremont McKenna College, such a way wrote a short essay on the nation is attacked las on Dec. ness), then the "common 7, 1941 or Sept. 11, 20011. good" surely implies that that the duty of military service. government As America begins its "Thou shalt not kill" is safety is fundamental. not understood by very many Our national security is that guaran- struggle against terrorism, tees reli- and as those in the peace to preclude killing those who the condition for the enjoy - make an unprovoked attack ment of all the other rights. If gious free- movement Icalled by some dom may not sur- our "best citizens"] initiate upon us as individuals or as a a person says he or she will vive." the first of their protests nation. be a good citizen in "every- thing else except in joining in The goal of military- because Hitler was such an against this war, it might be "Military service in a free evil force in history." society is a moral no less the common defense, [he or service is the security and useful to summarize Jaffa's safety of the body politic. Of The events of Sept. 11, comments and so lend a than a legal duty" to Jaffa. she] is removing the linchpin of citizenship, upon which all pacifists in American 2001 constituted an unpro- reasoned analysis to the This moral duty is founded in voked attack on the body- the Declaration of Indepen- everything else depends history. Dr. Martin Luther debate. King, Jr., a man who was politic and resulted in the Jaffa argues that those dence in the great proposi- (because) each cannot be defended by all, unless all jailed, beaten, stoned and death of 6,500 to 7,000 who defy the obligation of tion "that all men are created innocent human beings and equal." will defend each." finally assassinated, said military service are often there were exceptional times serious injury to thousands seen as somehow braver and Abraham Lincoln said In addition, if one em- braces the notion of human when violence was necessary. more. Peace at any price is better that those who accept that this proposition is "the no bargain. Remember 1776, father of all moral principles equality, then one "cannot lay Syndicated columnist this obligation. He thinks this Leonard Pitts, in his essay of 1861, 1941 and 2001. among us." claim to an equal right with is "shameful, as well as Sept. 29, 2001, quotes King inconsistent with our interest Jaffa reasons that (ones) fellow citizens, to the protection of the laws, while as saying that if he was called Robert G. Thobaben in survival." "those who do not become rejecting the equal obligation, to service in WWII, "I believe Professor Emeritus But what can we say to members of a body politic at of political science its institution, are nonethe- to share the risks without that I would have temporarily the pacifist claim that there sacrificed my pacifism ., Wright State University • is a moral dut_y. higher thaji less.voluntary members by , which there can be no 4 Wednesday. Oct. 24.2001 lhe Guardian '( Scene Visual Arts. Music. Film. Theatre. {fine art} shoebox-sized artwork By Krystle Barger Staff Writer Good things come in small packages. The phrase seems to have been coined specifically for the seventh annual International Shocbox Sculpture Exhibition. On Sunday, Nov. 11 until Dec. 9, the Wright State University Art Galleries will present a unique opportunity to see artists' works from across the globe. The exhibit is one of the most popular exhibits for all students and community members and is R iiner Stolz, "Schach dem Speiler (Check to the free and is open to the public. The International Player)," 1997 Shoebox Sculpture Exhibition marble, iron, bronze, copper, gold leaf, paint found a beginning in the early 1980s when The University of Hawaii Art Gallery Director Tom Klobe found a way to bring a large number of sculptures to Hawaii. He achieved this by requiring submissions be able to fit inside of a shoebox. Today the tradition is continued when he invites well-know artists from across the world to create sculptures with no set theme except size. The medium that the artists chose to make their sculptures is entirely up to Taku Bo, "Silly Smile X 1999 them. Sculptures range from glass, plastic tube clay to tomato paste. One Loren Schwerd, "untitled,'' 1999 submission was created with steel, shoes the actual skeleton of a shape. proven themselves to be human foot. There is no limit Last year's exhibit in- unusually creative. This and over 60 other shoebox-sized pieces of on creativity, other than the cluded intriguing sculptures The exhibit trave.s across international artwork will be featured at WSU. artists' own imagination and that have been to known to the world visiting Japan, make several appearances. Taiwan, Mexico, Canada and the size of a shoebox. scheduled to travel to thir- Center. Gallery hours are There will be about 70, These include "A Box Full of Guam. The exhibit often Darkness," which in fact is displays work from artists in teen other venues. Eight of Tuesday through Friday, 10 often intricately small, those will be in the United a.m. until 4 p.m. During the sculptures created by artists simply described as a closed all of these areas. shoebox. "A Mummified After the main exhibition States, including the exhibit weekend, the hours are from that are as different as their at WSU, and the rest will be in noon until i> p.m. daily. artistic pieces. The exhibit is Lovebird," "A Jar of Canned at The University of Hawaii Peaches and Hair," and "An Art Gallery, the seventh Taiwan. For more information, a new way to see how art is The WSU Art Galleries are call 775-2978, or visit affected by limits on size and Aluminum Frame Balanced on annual International Shoebox Stacks of Toast" also have Sculpture Exhibition is located in the Creative Arts www.wright.edu/artgalleries. i^Ll Christian, Jewish symposium unites students By Krystle Barger three institutions," said Mark At the symposium there idea of tolerance and respect y ou're from a Christian Staff Write. Verman, associate professor will be lectures delivered by and \\ hat one can get from a background or a Jewish of religion and Zusman Chair Rabbi Barry Cytron and Ph.D. wider worldview." background. All students At a time of unrest it is of Judaic studies at Wright John Merkle. They are the co- The differences between would benefit from this," said important to find unity within State. directors of the Jay Phillips Christianity and Judaism will Verman. the differences of each other. "Each year the sympo- Center for Jewish-Christian be celebrated at the Ry ter- The Ryterband Sympo- The 23rd annual Ryterband sium is held at a different learning of Saint John's band Symposium, which will sium will take place on Symposium, formerly known institution," said Verman. University and The University take the extra step to go from Wednesday. Oct. 31. as the Sander's Symposium, is "Last year it was held at of St. Thomas in Minnesota. one religion and learn from It will be held at the a unique way to observe Wright State, and this year it "In the lectures they both another. Students from all I iniversity of Day ton in the religions working together to will be held at the University talk about how they have religious backgrounds can Sears Recital Hall on the first try to understand one an- of Dayton. In a way, the place been positively affected from easily participate and are floor in Jesse Phillips' Hu- other. it is held at is an attempt to learning from Christians and encouraged to attend. "The Ry terband Sy mpo- bridge the academic world Jewish people," said Verman. "It's good to see religions See "Symposium" p.11 sium is a collaboration of with the community." "It's good to open up to the working together whether 10 The Guardian Wednesday. Oct.24. 2001 Smooth strokes, aural pleasure '60s style
By Krystle Barger group • -,s to be matched but they were on StaffWriter only I lc of dress. their way up. The Im to have With the ses- "I just licit to get to your stepped T I9(>0s. sions that they apartment." Seemingly simple Even Ca ., the lead did with words paired with satin singer of l, >kes, seems Raphael, they beats, reminiscent of past to have an imp,, .ed British developed a rock 'n' roll legends, just accent in a few of the songs. three-song demo begins to describe The The likeness is a delight- that they used Strokes. ful surprise in the music to get gigs. Is This It, the debut album scene of today. They aren't The group from The Strokes, contains 11 the average band, but they're often appeared songs that beckon listeners to not trying to change the at the Mercury smile and forget their prob- world. Their place seems to lounge. The lems. Most of the songs on fit somewhere in the midd' . club's booker, the LP are upbeat and don't They don't oversimplify tf c Ryan Gentles, focus on the heavier issues of world; they just try to ma e eventually life. the moments when listeners offered to The Strokes are com- can hear their music brighter. manage the prised of five close friends The song "Someday" also band. Gentles who began calling themselves follows this pattern but is sent the demo a band in 1998. They as- very well written and deliv- to seemingly the sembled at the Music Building ered. entire music in New York. All bands begin with the community of Three of the friends, title "local band," and The New York, Julian Casablancas. Nick Strokes disliked the term including Geoff Valensi and Fab Moretti. went from the beginning. They Travis of Rough to high school together. played at venues around Trade Records. Bassist Nikolai Fraiture was a much of New York and Travis was childhood friend of quickly developed a broad equally im- Casablancas' and joined the and loyal fan base. After only pressed with the band after they began re- a few months, they were no band as Gentles The Strokes hearsing. Albert Hammond. longer a "local band." was and signed they began opening up shows After the album was created, Jr. is the only band member Sky Cries Mary the band. Soon afterwards the for Dayton's own Guided By The Strokes were signed to not from New York. keyboardist Gordon Raphael demo was released. Voices (Bob I'ollard, the RCA. They still have close The title song of Is This It spotted the band's perfor- In February 2001, the band's front man, stems from contact with Rough Trade in appears to be directly influ- mance once and asked them band toured England to VVSU) and the Doves. After the England. enced by The Beatles. The no- to record a few songs with support the demo, Modern tours, the band went to the Visit worries attitude shared by the him. It wasn't a record deal. Age. After touring England, studio and created Is This It. www.thestrokes.com.
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Wright State's Sports Source. Overtime: NBA rule It I'S soccer upsets #24 Flames By Jem. lartin changes not Staff Write Wright state's men's needed soccer improves Iheir confer- ence record this weekend, by Commentary defeated the University of By Tom Hale Illinois-Chicago 3-1 on Oct. For the 21. UIC is a nationally ranked Guardian team, coming into the '..tnie at 24 in the nation. The It has been a whilt since professional the men's soccer team has basketball beaten a nationally ranked season is team. almost upon "1995 was the last time us, and with it comes excite- we (beat a nationally ranked ment and suspense. Will M.J. school!," said junior Bret be the same? Will Kobe and Jones. Shaq win again with the Zen Master? Will the Eastern It did not take long for Conference field a team that UIC offense to make its stands a chance against the mark. They scored their lone- big men of the west? These goal within the first two are all good questions, and minutes of play. deserve their full attention. "We let the ball get in The biggest story this behind our defense, just a year, until Michael Jordan defensive letdown. After that made his un-retirement the defense stepped up and announcement, was the new did their job not allowing rule changes taking effect. UIC to score again," said Junior Isa Ar-Razi (7) looks for the pass. The men's soccer team defeated UIC, who One rule change involves Jones. A little over three was ranked #24 in the nation. legalizing what was until now minutes after the goal, UIC "This win gives us a lot of illegal defense. Teams will got called for a foul within minutes with a man short. Strong passed the ball to We could have done one of Marshall who found the net. momentum going into the two now be able to play a zone the penalty box. Freshman conference games this week- two things in that situation. The Raiders offense defense, instead of straight Winston Marshall's penalty end," said Jones. We could have given up, but rounded out the scoring with man-to-man. Also, there will kick was successful and the Next on the schedule for be a new three-seconds-in- we didn't. We chose to pick it a goal from Strong with 5:75 score was evened at one. the Raider's the University of the-paint rule, which will now up and it was all she wrote left in the game off an assist Twenty-seven minutes Wisconsin-Milwaukee on apply to defenders also. Any from there," said Jones. from Jones. into the game, junior Isa Ar- Friday, Oct. 26, at home. The player on defense must have Junior goalie J.R. Nelson Razi received his second The first half ended with Raiders also play at home an opposing player within yellow card/red card of the the score tied 1-1. It was long made five saves for the arms length to stay in the Raiders while facing 14 UIC against the University of game, benching him for the into the second half before Wisconsin-Green Bay on paint, or risk a technical foul. rest of the game and leaving the Raiders would come up shots. There are other rules, but The men's soccer teamis Sunday, Oct. 28. his teammates short one guy with another goal. The first round of the these two are the biggest. on the field. With 11:52 left to go in now 9-4-1 overall and 3-1-0 in These rules were de- Horizon League tournament is "We had to play 63 the game, sophomore Ricky conference play. signed by the league's higher Nov. 6. ups to increase the excite- ment and speed of the game. They think this will help Swim team wins opener at home declining television ratings. But the truth is that these Matt Koehler Dexter went on to com- Drew Fiden led the team, new rules will hurt, not help, Staff Writer plete the trifecta, winning the winning the 200 individual the game. By legalizing what 50 freestyle and the 100 medley and the 200 medley used to be an "illegal de- The Wright State swim- freestyle in 25.97 and 54.99. relay team along with sopho- fense," teams will now be able ming and diving teams Schmidt won the 100- more Christopher Robinson, to double team players away opened their season with first meter backstroke (1:01.78). senior Jon Averyt and fresh- from the ball. place finishes over Ashland Zilinskaite went on to win the man Brad Wagner in a time of What the Lakers did to on Oct. 19, in the first part of 200-mater freestyle in 1:39.73. Iverson in the finals is the Alumni and Wall of Fame I: >9.66. Senior Carl Thompson nothing compared to what Weekend. The women's team Bailey also went on to won the 50-meter freestyle in lesser teams will now be able won by a score of 113-85, lead a 400 free relay team of 21.56 and junior Leonard to do. By putting two players while the men's team won sophomores Rita Johnson and Ngoma won the 100-meter on him, he will be suffocated, 110.5-89.5. Carey Kaufmann, and junior breaststroke in a time of with no real chance to get the Leading the women's Melanie Micklas. Freshman 1:01.52. ball. team was a foursome of Katie Hunter also doubled, On Saturday, Oct. 20, the So say goodbye to the senior Melissa Schmidt. winning the 200 individual men's and women's teams slashing and cutting that is so senior Noelle Bailey, sopho- medley and the 100 meter swam against Louisiana State important to the excitement more Jackie Dexter and breast stroke. University. The women lost of the game. No more will we freshman Milda Zilinskaite in "We worked hard in the 137-78 and the men lost 135- see Vince Carter take to the the 200 medley relay with a beginning of season and did 86. air, because v ery rarely will time of 1:53.06. These four well ai our first meet," said For the women, sopho- he see the ball, due to the Raiders each went on to win Kaufman. more Jackie Dexter won the Senior Warrick Mann takes a other events. On the men's side, senior See "Rules" p. 13 dive in the Natatorium at WSU See "Swim" p. 16 Wednesday Oc! 24.200' The Guardian i; Women's soccer team oGoln f places 14th he Raiders finished out Matt Koehler the fall portion of their Staff Writer schedule at the Bowling Green Invitational, Oct. 22 to 23. a five ga^ win streak Last Tuesday, Oct. I( the The results were not available Wright State golf team at press time. Matt Koehler i game-tying goal came in the finished Nth at the Chatta- W t come out Staff Writer whining moments of the nooga Intercollegiate Invite "Rules" continued witha. Mich intensity game. with a team score of 889. The Wright State women's as we needed It was Roscoe received a pass Winning the competition was double-teaming. soccer team handed ihe a long, hard fought from Chianese and con- Jacksonville State with a team The defensive three- nected on a breakaway , second rule will have a less Ramblers of Loyola a 3- I loss game. score of 846. at Alumni Field Oct. 19. The dribbling past the goalkeeper Leading the green and noticeable effect, but just as Raiders then continued their Senior Laura Senkowski and putting it away for the gold was sophomore John devastating to the excitement winning ways on Oct. 21, on game-tying goal. Schones. Schones went on to of the game. With this new the road against Detroit in a n Roscoe continued the shoot a 211, while scoring a rule, the true center, a vanish- The Raiders outsh d the ing species anyway, will thrilling overtime win. drama as she nearly put career best of 66 in the first Ramblers 15-9. The Haiders' become extinct. The win gives the team a away the victory with a round. Schones' performance defense and senior goal- I'laycrs like Shaquille winning record of 7-6 overall, brilliant header that was was good enough to tie for keeper Randi Freen an gave O'Neal, Dikembe Mutombo, 3-2 in conference play and a saved by the Detroit goal- ninth place overall. yet another strong perfor- Junior Jesse Hutchins and David Robinson are the five game win streak. keeper. last of a dying breed of mance. Freeman recorded two shot a 220, recording a third Junior Kristin Blackwell I he second hall whistle centers. Most other centers in saves in the game. round score of 68. Hutchins led the Raiders offensive then sounded and this game the league are not true centers; attack. Blackwell netted the Going down 2-0 in the placed in a tie for 29th. first hall, the team pulled out was headed for overtime. they are power forwards first two goals for the Raid- The women prevailed in Sophomore Brandon playing center. ers. Assisting Blackwell's first the victory in comeback Merrill and Senior Andrew fashion. the extra session as Roscoe, With the new rule, centers goal was junior Peppers and once again, found the back of Lewis followed, shooting 227 will not be able to guard the accounting for the second "We didn't come out with and 232, while placing 155 as much intensity as we the net from an assist from basket. They will not be able to assist was sophomore Becca Blackwell. and IT I. Rounding out the make cutting guards think Moffitt. needed," mentioned senior top five for the Raiders was Laura Senkowski. "It was a long, hard twice about coming in where Chianese scored the final fought game," commented senior Billy Day. the big boys are. They will have Wright State, however, "We finally got the low goal for the Raiders. Blackwell Senkowski on the Raiders' to abandon the paint, a and freshman Mary Beth came out in the second half rounds we needed from a center's true home and become with the eye of the tiger. relentless comeback victory. couple of guys, but the rest of Young shared the assist on On Oct. 19, Wright State the third forward on the floor. the goal. Senior Sharon Freshman Kim Chianese the team didn't show up," So NBA fans, say goodbye began the Raiders' comeback will host Evansvillc on Senior commented Brandon Merrill Roscoe played a great game, night as seniors Freeman, to Chris Webber's slashing. Say leading the team with five as she headed a sophomore on the team's performance. adios to Shaq's shot blocking Becky Belcher free kick into Senkowski, Holly W iiand and John Schones was named shots and generating many Sharon Roscoe will be skills. Say hello to the new the back of the net. Horizon League Golf Athlete NBA, and pray that college outstanding scoring opportu- honored. Kick off is at 5 pni. nities. Down 2-1, the Raiders' of the Week for his efforts on hoops come quicker this year. the week. Volleyball geared up for final week We're not like every By Justin Ross game initially 27-30, but other high-tectf company. Sports Editor bounced back to win 30-27, 30-11 and 30-26 to take the • . * In ihe closing weeks of series. October, the Wright State Sophomore outside hitter We're hiring. volleyball team has picked up Trieia Naseman started off a some important wins. With the great weekend as she contrib- last week of October here, uted a double-double by they have even bigger confer- tallying 12 kills and 12 ence games to play. defensive digs. The Raiders handed both Junior Karis Day mean- No one told you the hardest part of being an engineer would be finding while continued her fantastic Youngstown State and Cleve- your first job. Of course, it s still possible to get the high-tech work land State losses in just four play by coming up with a games, improving the green double-double as well. Day led you want by joining the U.S. Air Force. Vou can leverage your degree and gold's record to i 6-4 the team with 16 kills offen- overall and 7-2 in the Horizon sively, as well as 10 digs and immediately and get hands-on experience with some of the most League. They rank third in the two blocks defensively. conference with Loyola and Senior Liza Osterhage was sophisticated technology on earth.To find out how to get your career off the University of Wisconsin- solid in coming up with 14 the ground, call 1 -800-423-USAF or visit our Web site at airforce.com. Milwaukee tied for first. kills and a .500 hitting per- "The win against YSU and centage. CSU both gave us a little more Coming back the next day, confidence going into the on Oct. 20, the green and gold second half of the conference trampled YSU (9-9, 1-7 ML). season that we can beat Naseman had another Loyola and UWM," said junior double-double with 14 kills, Andrea Voss. 16 digs, and assisting in four The Raiders traveled to blocks. Cleveland first to do battle Osterhage also was key with the Vikings (5-12, 0-8 HL). with her 12 kills, 11 digs, U.S. AIR FORCE The Raiders lost their first See "V-Ball" p. 16 Raider Profile I Tennis teams #16 Amy Franks have full week unior, Midfield/Forward, Soccer Women's team won all games By Justin Ross against Xavier University with rlanger, KY/St. Henry High School Sports Editor all of the matches being played on the road. Nobody is perfect, but "Xavier is pretty tough ()' Charley's you couldn't tell the Wright and this is the first time they Favorite athlete: State women's tennis team have beat us in awhile," said Michael Jordan Hobbies: "Reading, that over the weekend as they senior Jim Grombacher. "They Birthday: November Favorite actor: shopping, people annihilated their opponents came ready to play with new- watching." by sweeping them 7-0 in all guys and they just took it to 16, 1980 Denzel Washington three of their matches. us. It will be a battle when we Major: Nursing Favorite actress: Most memorable The Raiders play ed a total play them again this spring." Nickname: Julia Roberts moment in soccer: of 1~ individual matches and Senior C had Derry was did not lose any one ol" them "Warren and Gump." Favorite movie: "Winning the MCC outstanding as he led the way in defeating the University of at the number one seed for Why you chose "Pretty Woman" tournament my fresh- Wisconsin-Green Bay, UYV- the Raiders. Derry defeated El WSU: Favorite TV show: man year." Milvvuakee, and Western Kettani of Robert Morris, "Good soccer pro- "Friends" Most embarrassing Illinois. Brady of Duquense and Leading the Raiders in the Stundevan of Xavier to give gram, good nursing Favorite musician: moment in soccer: number one seed of the the green and gold a solid program, not too far Michael Jackson "At Ohio State in the singles was sophomore Kara start in the singles every time. from home." Favorite song: rain, I performed i.n Dunbar. Dunbar scored Derry teamed up with senior impressive wins with her Joey Turner to win all three Why you chose "She's in love with the unassisted Superman closest match coming be- of their doubles' matches, your number: boy." (Trishia dive halfway down the tween her and Lianna Dorn of with no one coming closer "I had it in high Yearwood) field." UWGB (6-2, (M>, (>-4). than Xavier who lost to the Part of your game Dunbar also teamed up duo 8-4. school." I ast CD purchased: with senior Gloria Montero to Both the men's and Favorite field: Kenny Chesney that needs improve- win their doubles matches at women's squad will be "Alumni Field here Best book you've ment: "First touch." the number one doubles' sending their top players to read: Best part of your seed. compete in the prestigious at WSU." Senior Melissa Dunham- Rolex Invitational Oct. 25-28. Favorite soccer "All Quiet on the West- game: Freer defended the number For the men. it will be Derry , player: ern Front" "My speed." two seed without giving up a Grombacher and senior Chad Mia Hamm Favorite food: Where do you see match as well. Camper to make the trip. On the men's side, the "Every school in the Favorite sports Cookies yourself in 10 years: Raiders picked up two w ins Midwest will be there, it is the team: Favorite drink: "Married with children and a loss on the weekend. best of the best," indicated and working in the They defeated Duquense 7-0 Grombacher. "(Camper and I] University of Ken- Crystal Light (Straw- and Robert Morris 5-2 to tucky basketball berry Kiwi) hospital." bounce back from a loss See "Tennis" p. 16 team. Favorite ice cream Four people you'd Favorite sport be- flavor: Chocolate chip invite to dinner: "KBZ HONDA HOHDA HONDA HONDA NOHDA sides soccer: Basket- cookie dough x 2, Andrew, Pep and H ball Favorite restaurant: Gels." 2 . 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