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Tlze Vazzd'al l~oice Sz'zzce 1898 Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Uolume 108 No 30 e 8c IOAS eA 0 cl One candidate ing stations in the Commons and the Stu- of positive alternatives. If re-elected, I will has dent Recreation Center. continue to make for- dropped Out of race ward strides until the Candidate Q and A issue is resolved. A sec- ond issue that students Christina Lords Each candidate was asked, "What are Argonaut have continued to raise the two most important issues facing'he concern about is the student body right now and how would university's sys- Today is the last day students can cast dining you plan to address them? tem. Concern has been their vote for 12 candidates vying for the expressed about meal seven available ASUI Senate positions. Leah Schwisow, sophomore with cost Current Sen. Garrett Holbrook has decid plans along An important issue with students is efficiency and ed not to seek re-election and out quality dropped the changes made and the changes need- of food. I would like of the race. Senior'im Wolf is running as ing to be made with parking. As a current SChWISow to directly address tMs a write-in candidate. Voting will conclude senator, I have been working closely with issue and alterna- at 5 p.m. today. The winning candidates get some of my fellow senators to examine tive options and plans set, so when our will be announced at 6 p.m. in the Idaho exactly what can be done.'e have cre- )ake.Barber/Argonaut contract is up we have some alternative . Commons. Students can vote from home ated two parking resolutions designed to ASUI senator Dean Throop asks a question at the at the ASUI elections at www.asui,uidaho.edu/vote or at poll- make parking aware of our concerns and See VOTE, page 5 open forum in the Idaho Commons Food Court Tuesday morning. Ul scraps 'Open Space.
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Barely out of the box, the University of Idaho's "No marketing theme of Fences" and tagline "Open s Space. Open Minds," has been given the boot in favor of a new tagline, "ALegacy of Leading." In fall 2006, UI launched the new marketing cam- paign with the tagline "Open Space. Open Minds." But the shelf life of the $900,000 campaign was lim- ited. In October, a focus group "We didn't of seven to 12 members of s~ 'he university's target audi- ence gave their response to Christina Lords based ijrla the old slogan and, Argonaut upg, CONTENTS Arts&Culture...... 9 I„INSIDE tbmliIE8 Briefs...... 5 has:NFL-.''-::,""": Calendar...... 5 Opinion Arts&Culture Sports&Rec Unlike m any people, t uy in,a Monkey Suit Coeur d'Alene has a big Brooklyn artist joseph Johnny Ballgame and Rob- Network He's rooting for the Packers:artd will let:;-',," .:--,",", Classifieds...... 8 tree covered in holiday lights. 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The price for tickets to the President's Holiday Celebration and Tree diseases are preferable It does appear on the Auction on Saturday are $30 in advance and $40 at the door. Tickets to viral based. So, with feet and hands, but it can for dancing only are $15in advance and $20 at the door. For tickets call syphilis being bacterial also occur on other parts the UI Ticket Office at 885-6466. based, it can be cured. of the body. It can also There were several mistakes in the master of fine arts creative writ- :Depending on how long be so faint as to not be ing program stories in the Arts and Culture section. The Arts section it has been in the system noticed at all. It is during would like to apolegize for the errors. Of the errors, thes'e are several determines how many this stage that another 'FA corrections: treatment sessions will LIS problem with identify- Daniel Orozco is not a graduate of the program, but a faculty member be necessary; however, ing syphilis is found by and Stegner Fellow and Jones Lecturer at Stanford. Orozco earned his it is a simple injection means of the other symp- degree &om the University of Washington, not the University of Idaho. of penicillin (or other toms. Symptoms such MFA creative writing prograin coordinator Brandon Schrand won antibiotics if 'an allergy to as fever, swollen lymph the "River Teeth Prize." Jeff Jones did not win a "River Teeth Prize" for penicillin exists). Surely, glands, sore throat, hair ecrea his book. 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"It will be suc- proposed noise ordinance called a police officer citation in one ver- wait 48 hours to give out a citation to a will not be back to warned. Fife cessful because of this pro- going City Council on sion, which allows the police officer to act residency they have already by noon today cess." Dec. 3 for its third reading as planned. as the complainant. Fife plans on adding said that committee members were not in The ordinance has once again been the word "peace" in front of the word "of- favor of the stipulation. Applications must. include Cyrilla Watson sent back to city attorney Randy Fife for ficer," to make it "peace officer." Fife said "If they want 48 hours, it has to be in a list of 25 students committed Argonaut a revamping. he would do this to make it clear that it several places," Fife said. "Soif they want to living in Targhee Hall next During the Administrative Committee was a police officer that this term was re- it in, I wrote one version and if they want year, the name of the commu- Targhee Hall will no longer meeting on Monday in the council cham- ferring to. it out, I wrote a different version." nity, its mission statement, stand vacant come fall semes- a bers of City Hall, Fife suggested that there Fife said that if a police officer writes a Both versions of the proposed'rdi- list of be two ter. The Residence Hall Asso- proposed requirements versions of the proposed noise ticket that was not called in by a resident, nance will also have changes made to for students living in the com- ordinance written to make it easier for Fife said that the ciation has been accepting ap- then what the officer is saying is that he the language of them. munity and the Administrative Committee and the the plications for the building from names of primary City has observed the problem. changes would focus on giving student Council to decide on what they want the "Ifa complainant did not the of noise better continuity. campus organizations and will representatives. generate definition ordinance to look like. call, then the officer, the "Every time use the word you want announce what community More than 45 students need by signing ticket, you got The main reason for the two versions certifies that observed the violation," the same word," Fife said. it before winter break. to live in Targhee Hall for it to they to use of the proposed ordinance focuses on Fife said. The two versions of the proposed ordi- Applications are due be financially successful, and by whether or not a police officer can be the Fife said that this wasaanother to nance will in front of the Administrative noon today. it can hold up to 58 residents, way go complainant. Fife said that he wanted to ensure that the police officers are not over Committee in two weeks on Dec. 10 Located Planagan said. again on the southwest make clear the terms on which an officer extending their authority. for another reading before it will be sent to corner When looking for the right of Blake Avenue and was allowed to act as the complainant. One other major change that one ver- City Council for its third reading. Taylor Street,, Targhee Hall group to live in Targhee Hall, closed in spring 2006 in order RHA is looking for a commu- to repair the building, nity who will spark an interest Before its close, Targhee Hall 'not only from current students, housed several groups, includ- but also new and transfer stu- District not sure if it can collect levy money ing a men's cooperative, the dents to live in the residence. College of Natural Resources A group of six people known I Srandon Macz Community and the Fine Arts as the Targhee Community Se- for using its funds and paid "Ifyou have something that discussion about how to ap Argonaut his Community. lection Committee will make lawyer fees. lasts until the end of time, then propriate funds in the future, "I'e always been the there don't ex- he'.feels Renovations will be com- the final decision after listen- guy are voters who and that the country The Moscow School District who defended the minority ist who will plete sometime during the to a today be subject needs workers straight out of ing 30 minute presentation indefinite student," Weitz said. "The mi- summer. Repairs include new supplemental levy to taxation without represen- high school who could have given by each group applying was 57.7 nority student in Moscow is tation," Weitz said. carpet, paint, lights, dining hall approved by percent the necessa'ry. training in high for the living area. of voters Nov.13, showing the student that is not to Nancy, Nelson led the pro- updates, furniture and laundry "We going school if vocational training have to be careful who an increase of since college." before the No- room updates. support levy campaign were added'o'he district's we put in there because it will the initial levy was passed in Moscow's alternative high vember vote, and said that The renovations are be- curriculum. drive the success," Planagan March and overturned in Oc- school building was donated "maintaining public educa- "We". don.'t ing paid out of the University have -people said. tober. by Weitz who said he supports tion is a responsibility and a 'to 'fis! 'asking that," Residence building's general coming for The Fine Arts and Whit- The re-run of the levy came vocational education that will privilege." "We are maintain- operating budget and reserve Dibble said. man Halls, both located in the after a lawsuit was file against help students "I could tell what we have now." funds. All of the work is being ing Wallace Residence Center, are the Moscow School District by who will not be there was a great Dibble sai'd the district has done University of Idaho "Gerry gave by working together to be the Gerald Weitz, a local dentist attending college. deal of interest been runnin'g 'on a deficit for staff, said Cori Planagan, RHA Pullman's community who will move who once served on the school Using us a lemon." in it," she said. "I a long time, and is expecting adviser. ex- into Targhee Hall. board. He felt the levy wasn' district as an certainly didn' to build a reserve with the ad- RHA is looking for a com- he The two halls have teamed legal because it didn't specify ample, said want to take any ditional funds until it can af- munity that will be successful Moscow needs to to increase their chances the total amount certified. chances by not ford to make new changes and and vibrant, one where stu- up encourage dual ON of getting into Targhee Hall. Second District Court Judge campaigning as improvements; Wanting v'o- dents can achieve academic enrOllment With "We'e been there before," said John Bradbury ruled the initial pfa leur campaign member hard as I could." cational training and. periodic goals, Planagan said. UI and increase teach- Joe Zeman, Fine Arts president. levy invalid for this reason. The Nelson levies, Weitz does not have the The facility will function just levy passed this month speci- its number of in- es second! grade "Alot of us feel we have a right power to propose a levy of his. like the Residence Halls, Plana- ffied the structional days. at to it." $1.97million increase Sunnyside Elementary in own, she said. gan said. It will have resident would change the total to $7,6 "This is not for him and Pullman, but her children are Zeman said the Fine Arts Weitz'awsuit continues assistants, but because it is far million. To take effect in the about money," Dibble said. enrolled in the Moscow School without either side close.to Hall would like to live in Tar- from already existing residence following year, the paperwork "This is about him wanting the District. Weitz'awsuit affect- a compromise. He said he ghee because would work halls, the students will have a they had to be filed by Sept. 30. district to do certain things." ed a lot of people, she said, wanted to settle the suit since better where Fine different meal plan. Arts students Moscow School District Board The levy is estimated to including the students within it started, but 'not without a can come com- Planagan said she is excited together as a of Trustees member Margaaret add $1.18 per $1,000 of as-. the district who may have to solid plan for using the funds to re-open Targhee Hall, and the munity. He also said it would Dibble said the initial levy was sessed valuation to property wait for taxes to be collected. from the levy. process RHA has developed to make practicing instruments filed on time before Bradbury tax bills to the $5.54 per $1,000 Dibble said that decision "I'm a, supporter of public decide which community lives late at night more convenient. passed his judgment. of assessed valuation to prop- is up to Bradbury, but funds education, but I'm also a sup- "We filed all the paperwork ery district property owners may not be collected until porter of change," Weitz said. !! .; ! .!, Check out N,,t':I'l:~j the new Blot! a Kllernteney eentraCepthrt + AeplnctJr test/nga options e 3extia9y tranlmlttesi )nfection 4 a ~ ~ testing and treatment r ~ ~Spacious 2 Bedroom Annual. exam Aparlme'nts a Cervioli alld 6reast clecer ~ 10 Locations Close to screerilng "ig) Q Campus .;,I ~High Speed Internet Ariy Pita ~W/S/G Paid !!a. 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"I do not have the money free to come back here." didn't tell (the father) and tered the clinic, she said. and look for "an easy way Other pressures women face to raise a child," she said. "It s Grezedielski encourages a a lot of people disagree with "It made me feel horrible," out." during an unplanned pregnan- distressing that in the end, it all woman to take the time to care- me on that," she said. "I un- Hall said. "It sucks it has to be "This is something we don' cy are the lack of financial and comes dowri to money." fully consider her options. At derstand why...I just had to do like that." 'lunk about, something we emotional support, Grezediels- Student Health, doctors dis- this myself." Hall had a suction aspiration don't talk about until the cri- ki said. More women are focus- Looking for help cuss continuing the pregnancy, Hall s'aid she did not consid- abortion at a dinic in Spokane sis," Goodson said. "We need ing on their emotional stability adoption and the possibility of Women's er the. co'uple to be in a serious when she was 11 weeks preg- to be asking ourselves 'do we to determine if they are able to The UI Center, Stu- termination, she said. The doc- relationship and the father h'ad nant. A suction rovide care keep a child, she said. dent Health Center, CareNet of tors will then make referrals planned to move out of state at aspiration or a woman' 'ore than financially, I the Palouse, Planned Parent- to different organizations and the end 'of the school year, They or what is also P80pl8 that needs, espe- think it is the emotional side hood, church leaders and stu- service providers, depending 'ecide/"not to stay in a long- known as a vac- cially here on where women have the most dent organizations such as Vox on the woman's decision. Gr- distance relationship. She said aspirabon m ake decisions this are all resources parents dealing campus7'nd trouble," Grezedielski said. ezedielski recommends women she did not want him to wor- on both sides I honestly "Most ask themselves, 'Do I feel with an unplanned pregnancy start taking prenatal vitamins, ry about the pregnancy or the procedure that don't know if emotionally at a place to be able can utilize, said Vox president despite their initial decision, abortion after he moved. removes that's a yes or to raise a child? Do I have what Rachel Todd. Vox is a "student to to ensure a continued « ...have ITIQ arm" try She'still talks to the father contents of the a no answer it takes to be a good parent?'" for Planned Parenthood, healthy pregnancy. occasionally, and the abortion uterus thmugh MSpeCt. I just to that ques- Brenda Saltzer, CEO of she said. "We work with the students - "We infor- is always 'in the background a woman's ce tion," CareNet of the Palouse, a non- have unbiased in a very non-judgmerital way," of (my) mind," Hall said. d th e deci- Many par- profit Christian ministry spe- mation on what's available she said. "We present the facts "I to you," she said, "including know that he would prob- Hall said the gj~n thy t was ents of an cializing in pregnancy, sexual- and encourage her to do what ably not be too happy with me," procedure took unplanned ity and abortion-related issues, information on unplanned she wants to do. It's important she said, "but I think he would approximately right fpg me." regnancy said women often choose abor- pregnancy, adoption, keeping to not make hasty decisions have agreed with my decision. fflve minutes, eel pressure tion because they are afraid and your child, abortion. There are when it comes something so I know that he probably would from when Met'edith and guilt be- don't fully consider all options. always people willing to offer important as this." have wanted to her cervix was cause of their Saltzer said CareNet does not you options on the many dif- Hall said she is capable of know.'he dilated to the HALL faith, she said. make any referrals or recom- ferent paths you can take." discussing her abortion more Todd said it is important to procedure completion of ui junior Because many mendations for abortion. openly as time goes on. the procedure. religions teach "Some women com- know about contraceptives and "When Hall said a clinician conduct- feel school started again, Clinicians abstinence un- pelled to have an abortion," to know how to use them effec- ed a phone interview before I was just so happy to be living released her 30 minutes after til after marriage, many she said. "They 'I'm tively. she went in for the abortion. people say, preg- how I wanted to be living," she the abortion. Although she feel guilty "because of their "If you don't use them and "I'm, The chnician asked her about nant, therefore I need to have said. getting more com- vomited once when .she got sm',"she said. an abortion.'hat you do become pregnant, you 'her mental stability, medical we do is ask fortable talking about it. It was home, Hall said she has had "As a campus minister, 'What can be at even more of a loss of history and for the my a woman, is happening a significant time in my life. payment no other medical or emotional b is to help them through where to go and what to do," abortion. jo in your life that you feel like an This is something my friends problems after the procedure. th eir guilt," she said. "It's good abortion is the only way to deal she said. "People out there are should know about me. It The final bill for the abortion "Afterwards always and willing'o I just felt so to remind them that our God is with this?'" ready didn't change my perspective was $600. Hall said she sought relieved," she said. "I work with you." missed a forgiving God. There is hope Saltzer said other pressures on abortion. It strengthened my monetary help from organiza- (the father) a lot, but I was hap- and there is forgiveness." Todd said the first step tions like Planned Parenthood can come from the child's fa- belief in the right for a woman with who I told and who I Terri Grezedielski, a physi- ther. when a woman has an un- and also had to borrow money py to choose." dldn't tell." cl'an assistant at UI's Student "Sometimes there's planned pregnancy is to talk from friends. Sh'e'said she is such an She said encouraging wom- Hall said she still feels no re- Health Center, agreed that re- to someone that is trustworthy still making monthly expectation of sex in a relation- en and men to educate them- payments gret about the abortion. li'gion can a major role to and non-judgmental. Many or- to off the rest of the bill. play ship for some women," she selves on contraception is the pay "The most regret I feel is not determine how parents view ganizations including Planned "(The clinician) asked me if said. "...Oftentimes a woman most important thing people telling him or my parents, but th eir 'options for unplanned pregnancy.feel Parenthood and CareNet of the this &as really what I wanted can expectations of an can do to prevent an unplanned I feel no regret about terminat- regnancy. Palouse offer options counsel- to do'and explained other p abortion from the partner." pregnancy. my ing the pregnancy." "Many people feel that an ing, medical examinations, options to me again," she said. Grezedielski agreed that "People that make decisions planned is ta- pregnancy tests and post-abor- "I kneW many women feel pressure on both sides, women who I was anchored in my boo," pregnancy'They tion services for free. convictions." Pressures parents she said. want to from their partners, both to have abortions and worn'en m ake choices as long as their Many women find just hav- Hall was driven to the clinic face terminate and to continue the who have children, have my parents don' know about them. ing someone to talk to is the by a friend for emotional sup- respect," she said. "It is not Katie Goodson, St. Augus- There certainly are areas where 'here is so much that is in- most important step, Saltzer to ort. Both the friend and Hall said. easy decide, no matter what tine's campus minister, said patients need confidentiality, It volved, but the bottom line is you do. Ijust made the decision ad to be physically patted "Our goal is when wom- women who experience an un- really affects those (religious) we need to meet the needs of any that was right for me." Hanson's son was born Oct. 17, and now lives with his Planned Parenthood also women," Melton said. HANSON has options in place to help "I would encourage girls to from page 1 mother and grandparents in Kalispell, Mont. women carry the pregnancy to talk to your friends and talk term and raise the child or give to your family," Hanson said. the child up for adoption. "There are places that really "Ididn't want a to ruin alw ays have looking She said some 'If baby people girls that had. to ask, things were different, Members of the organiza- want to help girls in this situa- life," she said. "I at m e and could tell my wanted to you they tried out and made the team what would I want (the child) tion also make referrals to gov- tion. Seek those places out." 'finish what I was doing." were wondering what was go- later because quit Hanson was to have that I can't give to them ernment programs that can of- Hanson now plans to She told her roommates, a mg on." assisting. now?'" go fer women financial assistance, back to school in January to few close friends and her pro- Hanson said she believes "There were some people CareNet makes referrals to said Anne Melton, public poli- attend a community in fess'ors about the bein a single mom affect college pregnancy. g may going to be on the team that adoption agencies in Washing- cy field organizer for Pullman's Montana. She said she Hanson comes how men evaluate her from I'm hopes to from a didn t want to be because ton and Idaho that allow the Planned Parenthood. become a certified as- now on. wor- "I nursing conservative Christian back- She sometimes a single mother,".she said. woman to have more of a say in "The WIC, or Women, In- sistant or a.registered ries nurse ground, and she was terrified about finding someone to guess you'e always going to the adoption process, she said. fants and Children, is a. De- "Something:like: this .is sol to tell her parents, she said. re the rest of her life with, have people with interesting The mothers can view profiles partment of Health program overwhelming," she said. "Peo- didn't she said. She know if her parents reactions. of the adopting family and in- that provides federal grants to ple are so afraid their world is 'I think this situation would 'Some would support an unintended people were defi- terview them, Saltzer said. states for supplemental foods, going to come crashing down; child, she said. bea lot different if I had a guy to nitely shocked." Hanson said. "We make sure to refer to health care referrals and nutri- but your life's not over. Even "I 'OK, hei out and I was in a relation- 'You'e kept thinking, have p "People would say, agencies that make sure the tion education for low-income though (babies) are a lot of I failed them?" ship," she said. so innocent and sweet, why birth mother 's best interests are "I "It's pregnant, breastfeeding and work, they'e worth it. They'e she said. went uTh something would you do this?'ut after at heart," she said. non-breastfeeding postpartum definitely worth it." on a drive with are you just have to all of that wore off, more peo- deal with. You ple were excited for me than just started cry- places that have to know anything else." ing, I think she really want that there will Hanson said she felt inter- had a feeling be someone out nal pressures that collided with because the first to help girls there someday." her faith. She has been able to thing- she asked ',g ~ One of the maintain and strengthen her me was, 'are you hardest things relationship with God, and to deal with was "come to terms with my mis- she was so excit- situation. the loss of her take," she said. ed about it right peak those independence, "There were days I defi- from the begin- Hanson said. nitely felt like I could give up," piaces out." Hans on moved she said. "I was wondering if Hanson said back to Mon- it would still be OK for me to she ~ as reas- Brittani tana at the end think I could have that relation-. of last semester ship with (God) when I made HAM SON to move back Such a big mistake. I think this support from her Foamer Ul student into her parent's is God's way of bringing me family. She said house. She got a back to him. I have to know her parents en- job and worked he's going to be there ...for me couraged her to have the baby mo st of the summer, but was to get back on track." instead of getting an abortion. fore ed to guit after she devel- Her'parents offered to adopt ope d high blood pressure dur- Continuing a the baby as their own if she ing the pregnancy. didn't feel like she could sup- 'This has been the hard- pregnancy port it, Hanson said. est part for me," she said. "At Part of believing a woman "I'e always had a strong ool I had.my own apart- has the strength to raise child is men t; I was living on belief that I would never get an ' my own, being able to seek outside help, malan abortion; I wasn't willing to go my own money and Hanson said. This year's Celetarntion colltiiicnces with an ejebmnt blend of there," she said. "Idecided that now I have to be supported CareNet of the Palouse, a'nd'fr'lends. II fine food Capture',the excitemcnr and rhythm of having a baby was what I was aga Planned Parenthood and many thi'cwening dancing to roclc amj going to do, and I would just People on the UI campus and other government service or- by jazz entertainers. take it one day at a time." witlun her hometown commu- ganizations offer information lSilcat tree auction proceeds will benefit local families, have had mixed reactions and services to help a mather pressure from ~o(er pregnancy, she said. throughout a pregnancy and lthough she wasn't visibly to a child. help support ,,0 "'...'':, the public while she was still in wing CareNet encourages women Decernbi"I'. Being young and pregnant scow, Hanson said she ex- to give a child up for adoption Saturday, I', 2007 ."-C ':.:::::-'.:: can be difficult thing to hide, P»jn ed the pregnancy to her if they don't feel that they could ''-':. 6:00p.m. Social, 7:00 p'.'Ifis Dinner fessors in case she missed especially when a woman vis- Pro financially or emotionally sup- B:30'.m. Si!ent Auction and 'Dancing ibly starts to show her s for a doctor's appointment port it, said Brenda Saltzer, preg- 'u 0 nancy. Because of the visibility, case of an emergency. CEO of CareNet. Student Union Building (SUB), International Ballroom some of the harshest criticism Mostly it was me carrying Volunteers from CareNet go a woman can get about an un- d this thought of, 'Who over. the adoption process step- lanned pregnahcy can come ws7 How many people by-step for women who are om qpmplete strangers, Han- e been told?'" she said. "I unsure of the adoption option, se- son said. had great professors that she said. Dancing to the sounds ofIhe Kingpius and the Univeisiiy of idaho "A mes don't think "As couple times I went out ter...I any of laws are evolving with Liouei Hampton Inland Norchwcsc Big Band featuring she Hamptoucs an'd were really down on me 0 with my friends, the guys adoption, parents of the child ln,, differently," ere judgmental." looked at me she are able to make a bettergarent- Diuues entertainment provided by thc University of Idaho Yaudalecrs "They'd en Hans on returned said. look at my face ing plan," Saltzer said. Adop- under the direction of Dr. Michele Paise and then scan down and be horn e, she took a job to help tion has become very woman- like, 'Whoa, nevermind.''d h a school volleyball team. focused. Women are now able Tickeus available ar she Uuivc'rsicy nT Idaho 'Ilckct Office in pccson 0 nr by cejcphone at (208}885-6466 Ticket price: $30.00 Student Media Advertising $40.00 ai the door Dancing onlya $ 15.00 is now hiring a $20.00 ac ehe door Packing available ou rhc Universicy of Idaho Campus, Swcer Avenue l~c production manager for spring. Yandal7'coileyservlccbegins ac5:30 pm. aud will run until ii:30 pm. Limited scaffug,'No-host beverages, Evening anice E-mail [email protected] 0 fol lIlf01"1TlatloI1. Uriiversity~ idaho FIiday, Nov. 30,2007 The Argonaut Page 5 events and activities students semester or ...Ihopeto junior can emergency courtesy phones. The Loren Doxna, VOTE get involved with is an is- sometimes step up pm- ones I intend to bring to feel that the safety of the stu- sue I will campus I from 1 actively work towards an entire acbve com- would be placed in strategic lo- dents at the University of Idaho page ,improving. As well as the news- year because munication cations and are designed with an and 1mpor- letter, I would is the most pxess)ng also be a frequent of bad ad- from ASUI to button the bottom With options to consider. visitor of emergency at tanf Issue zn considerabon living groups to help vising. Some the students that directly connects victims to in 61eSenate about kee everyone Informed. zecenf debate advisers on campus. the police station, who in return procedures fhe lm Olivia Chinchinian, other concern is cur- new safety ... the take days or Although 53 contact 'campus security. I be- 61e Is- sophomore rent parking problem. The cur- porfance 15 relevant but even weeks percent of UI ~ lieve with the increase m light- There are two main issues I xent senators are sue has still not been solved. Ibe- already working to get back students live ing and the installation of cour- would like to address. The fixst to solve this and would lieve that more can still be done I bring to you'hen off-campus, tesy phones, a general feeling being allow- fiesh ideas to the table. I am in Arama e-mailed. MOrin to combat dangers to Idaho stu- the n f of security would be improved dents and that this isn't a topic ing addition- favor of not overselling parking We need to be reached al dramatically. that should be brushed aside. As student spaces and a system ofseniority push for more online advising 6uough their living groups.... The communication between will continue to work activities to when passes aze being sold. I am and give students the option of Relevant information a senator, I take duec6y ASUI and students could easily 'lace prepared to take the initiative filling in an adviser evaluation ertaining to students needs to with the Senate on developing on and be improved with the czeation of until the campus, work closely with parking form at the end of the semester. given them, not just available new safety procedures such L, a monthly newsletter. My plan as more enforcement to help solve the That way, the head of each de- on the ASUI Web site. whole Senate and student popu- free concerts, is for the newsletter to be sent to problem every driving student partment can root out the bad students'-mail in order to lation is satisfied. and creating Is facing here on keep campus. advisers and keep them account- Kim Wolf, senior us well informed on current new events able, and the students are getting There is really only one issue bills Kat SwicI('v sophomore that would Ian Harpole, projects, events, and other junior the best advising possible. that I would deem asbeing most unportant information concern- I feel that one of the most un bring the I feel the most important is- Another major issue...is stu- important and is communica- ing the university. I hope with portant issues facing students ChinChinian stude tbody sues fadng the student body are dent parking. ASUI has made tion ls votuig, or rather 6)e lack ' between the increase in awareness, peo- today together. lack of student involvement and some positive progress with this ASUI and ple will become more motivated thereof Though ASUI provided want to up- parking, safe- issue recently, but there is still the student buses and accommodations for date and change the advertising to take part in the opportunities much to be done. The university body. The cre- easy access to poHing stations, for ASUI drastically. Secondly,'1 available to them. Ifwe can inp relations has been rapidly running out of student body ate enthusiasm to encourage there wexe low numbers in stu- would like to see the parking is- with the city. arking spots for students and has been participation in the labeled "best dent participation. This issue not sues xesolved. I like the concept I really want responded by raising per- given the school in the West," and take only affects local elections but of seHing as many permits as to see more mit pr'ces....Instead of tahn title of "apa- in Vandals, we will well I would there is space for, which would students vot- pride being nabonal ones as away already frequently use(f thetic" when make a difference. addxess this issue as a senator limit the number ofpasses being j;;: in'nd par- student areas, I think we need to I believe that allocated. by promoting and advertising My goal for being a ticipating in look into looking at a long-term we are lust senator is to be Kenneth Peters, senior earlier, providing detailed in- approachable at. more ASUI budget plan to build a parking uninformed. don't aH times and to take student con- 'Ifpff I believe that the student structions and possibly offeriag garage. Students shouldn't have I would pro- body at UI has actually par- such'n cems and addxess them prompt- any incentives as welL This is to sacrifice recleational areas or pose a week- ticular "hot" item ab- ly with passion. HarPole in in nation- agenda that important issue because by pay large amounts of money to ly newsletter, either included in solutely must be addressed in an al elections instilling this now, it will have park their car outside their own the Argonaut or as an e-mail, urgent manner. Instead, Ibelieve Kayla Dahmen, junior and voicing, their opinions. Ev- residence positive effects on our nation on a campus they al- that lets the reader know what fhe main concerns the Of the two largest concerns ery year we see a small of student and futuxte generations. I fraction ready pay to live on. ASUI is doing and is planning are the have, one is the communication of the student vot- body same as they always population to do for them. I believe that an have been with con- between ing in ASUI elections and we are — money Duncan Rickford, freshman ap Sam Morin, freshman informed student body will be cerns becoming more and more e student one of the least politically active There axe so Inaz)y issues that L I believe that the two most more likely to become involved important. as senator government universities in the nation. Park- My goal is haven't been voiced, let important issues facing ASUI in student affairs than our cur- to reduce the amount of student even and the stu- ing, especially for off-campus and the that's importance out student body as a whole rent "apathetic" one. money that is being spent on alone one dent body. students, has reaHy become a are parking and communication don't don' shines the others. AH I can say is We serious pxoblem. Students want projects they want, have from ASUPto the students of UI. Kirsten Cummings, senior care about are never that I will give my utmost'to this a safer campus atmosphere, and or simply many oppor- ...Iplan to fight for the ex- I plan to increase the budget told about. am also school. I will offer an. unprec- tunities I feel that student issues need to I concerned and pansion of student parking, not for lighting and implement cour- about the edented degiee of access to my events to at- be voiced more in the Moscow practice of raising fees merely to keep the space we have. tesy phones. The university's and then restricting how person —'anyone can come to tend at the City Council. The situation they is bad enough as it policy allows for the expense of can be used the students a me and express their concerns. University of is and the UI by — faculty is pushing two new lights per year. With the good example of this is the cen- That is not to say that every6mg idaho, how- Zach Arama, sophomore to have more exclusive- Dahmen parking growth of our campus and the sorship of hall T-shirt designs. will be iznportant to the school as ever they One of these (issues)...is the ly for itself. That is something I cost to xepair broken lights, this a whole, but I trust that the ASUI aren't adver- state of advising. There is cur- will whole-heartedly fight in t'e simply is not enough money in The following responses were has enough faith in my wisdom tised well. Creating a newslet- rently no accountability whatso- Senate. Students need order parking to keep our surroundmgs pulled from the ASUI candidate bios to discern the matters pxesented ter documenting what ASUI ever for advisers. Some students as much or more than any- just safe. The campus has six courte- online at www.asui.uidahaedu/can- in a manner that will best xepie- is working on and to promote have to stay in school an extra one else. sy phones, however they are not didatebios sent the school as a unit. Senate REPORT said. He said he is looking forward to in the last meeting. She thanked Sens. He said he encourages students to Unfinished business representing ASUI and UI students in Kelby Wilson, Garrett Holbrook and vote and to read the candidate biogra- F07%7, an act appointing Patrick Boise next semester.. Training sessions Pedro Garcia for attending the meetLng. phies on the ASUI Web site. He said he Open forum Bradbury to the position of ASUI stu- for senators will be given before they The next activities board hearing will be Is looking forward to the ASUI retreat dent achievement awards coordinator, Jimmy Fox, ASUI lobbyist, said make the trip, he said. held in February. to Boise for the legislative session and uzblnilnously passed. he has been communicating with the is looking to create activities for the University of Idaho lobbyist to Kirsten Cummings, ASUI activities Presidential communications Senate disa'ssues and the executive branch to set for the next legislative session. board director, said the third and last ASUI President Jon Gaffney said oal planning strategies for the trip. New business Because the Capitol Building is under board meeting of the semester was held ASUI Senate elections are going fairly e thanked students and Senators for No new business was submitted by mriovation, a smaller delegation of UI Tuesday. Approximately $23@000 was well with a 3 percent student voter contributing to the food drive compe- the Senate. student leadership will be making the awarded to student organizations this turn out. He said 5-10 percent is the tition between Boise State University annual trip to Boise for the session, Fox semester, and $16,000 was awarded average range for a'enate election. and UI. —Christina Lords Orthodox Christian Fellowshi Wed. Spm in the upstairs chapel,at't. Augustine's (across from the SUB) also hold Dtwne We Sunday Ltturgy 't loam eVery 2nd CL 4th Sunday at the same place... 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All a'e welcome. 22 East Third (catnar 3rd onct Adams) 2aornvnts Row)ac; Pnaeor at Community Congregational ascow, to 83443 882-4 t 22 (fttapnacocevuctt«sac.aam) Church (UCC), Isuilman aa2 .:'oscow Wkax ist 'Xa-ixait~ %0.efox xneci Ch.ixrch Emlnaiiuel vurttc Iaaax'a%a Editor's note: This story is a compan- gal right to decide whether or not the rights and less choices,"hesaid. "Peo- said Brenda Saltzer, CEO of CareNet "Part of our options count for the r'on to the unplanned pregnancy package, mother of the child has an abortion. pie talk about when a woman gets of the Palouse. "We want to be there father," Todd said. "Whether people starting on page one. After he was married< Engerbret- pregnant, it's her body. I don't believe for the young man. We inform him of like to think of it or not, unplanned son wasn't ready for duldren right thatbecausenow itistwobodies,hers his rights, or in many cases, lack of pregnancy affects both parties in- christina lords away, he said. Soon after, he found out and her baby'. If it takes a father to rights." volved." Argonaut his wife was pregnant. do that, he should have CareNet is a non- Saltzer said she believes men can "Ithink people think, 'Oh my gosh, rights to say what hap- profit Christian minis- feel pressure from their pregnant part- Many service organizations dealing life is about to change drastically...do pens." ppSt try specializing in preg- ner who wants to get an abortion. with pregnancy offer programs, fund- I want that?'" he said. "Iwas married Men feel the same gbprtjpg nancy, sexuality and "Post abortion issues do relate to ing and counseling to women before, and it was a shock to me. I can't image fears of the pressures abortion-related issues, women and men," she said. "It can during and after the birth. But what how it would feel to find out in any of becoming a parent iSSueS dP Saltzer said CareNet be traumatic for him too. They can be that their girl- about the father? Does he get the same other relationship." as a woman does, he g does not make referrals horrified or sickened treatment, counseling, choice and le- As soon as he could see his son de- said. Many people that re<~te tp or recommendations for friend wants to have an abortion," gal rights as a woman? veloping in his wife's uterus, he said debate abortion and abortions. CareNet, Planned Parenthood and Anne Melton, public policy field he knew his life would not be cen- unplanned pregnancy ~p~++ ++d It is important to ex- UI's Student Health Center all'pro- organizer for the P ed Parenthood tered around himself any longer. He 'forget that many men ~eg it gag plore the role of the re- vide options counseling to men and in an, says in most cases, the an- said most people lose sight of the idea want to be a good fa- . lationship between the women. swer is no, that many men want to be good fa- ther to a child as much be traumatiC man and the woman, "Men can make appointments and "If a man comes into the clinic thers, and not all men shy away from as many women want g n she said. She looks to discuss the care their partner will re- and wants information about preg- responsibility. to be a good mother, Ipr'>~~ tpp~ see if the relationship ceive," said Terri Grezedielski, a phy- nancy options, he can have a coun- 'I think it is an injustice that men Engerbretson said, is something that can sician assistant at UI's Student Health seling session to learn of what the don't have any rights," he said, "but "Ibelieve that baby is be built upon during a Center. "I'e had both parties come in o tions are available to his partner," it's men's own fault because men as much as his baby as it SALTIER pregnancy, Saltzer said. for counseling together." elton said. "However, it is ideal to think they can sleep around and not She said it was important for cou- have the woman there, since she is have any consequences." en do do the lion's share have very many ples to make decisions together if pos- 'on't . the patient and this is ultimately her Because a historical precedent has in the (pregnancy),.but rights, instead, they sible, decision." been set of many men avoiding re- part of that body, part of have responsibility," Katie Goodson, St. Augustine' In 1976, the U.S. Supreme Court sponsibility in an unplanned preg- that creation is his, For him to be writ- she said. "Sometimes there is nothing campus minister, said fathers are the struck down abortion laws mandat- nancy, the men that do want to t'ake ten out of the process is wrong." he can do for whatever she chooses.". "forgotten voice" in abortions and ing spousal consent. In 1992, in the care of their child are penalized, he Other members of pregnancy ser- It is important to focus on the fa- unpla'nned pregnancy. She encour- case Planned Parenthood v. Casey, it said. Some women automatically vice organizations agree that while ther's role in an unplanned preg- ages fathers to seek guidance and talk also eliminated spousal notification expect their partner to leave them there are few legal rights in place for nancy, said Rachel Todd, University about how they are feeling, she said, requirements as an "undue burden" pregnant and alone, which in some men, counseling sessions are recom- of Idaho's Vox president, Vox is a na- because sometimes that is all they can on women seeking abortions. cases is far from true, Engerbretson mended for both parents. tional student club that advocates sex do. Eric Engerbretson, Nuart Theater said. "Fathers can come in and talk to education and reproductive rights. "Fathers have no say one way or manager, Christ Church member and "Now for a guy that absolutely our client advocates; it's very impor- Vox is the "student arm" of Planned another," she said. "They really have father of three, said men deserve a le- wants to keep the baby, he has less tant to listen to what he has to say," Parenthood, Todd said. no options." Day encourages multicultural students to pursue graduate school Jessica Mullins interested in attending law in and what we have," Camp- of Idaho is very important," round, Perez said, since the Argonaut school. bell said. "We are trying to get multicultural Campbell said. "Diversity adds graduate programs are local, Perez will discuss differ- them to campus and tell them a lot to the education programs "This university is here as a Today the College of Grad- ences between regular gradu- about the university and indi- RECRUITMENT and to the experience of the resource," Perez sai'd, "so even uate Studies is hosting the ate school and law school, he vidual programs." Multicultural graduate other undergraduates." if they miss the event they can still learn about it first Multicultural Graduate said. UI 1'rovost Doug Baker, student recruitment day Campbell said he is expect- come and Student Recruitment Day. The day allows the univer- Margrit von Braun, College of ing 23 to 30 students to attend. when they have time to come 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. today, it." The day is to recruit diverse sity to showcase graduate pro- Graduate Studies dean, and Idaho Commons Aurora Students will meet with do students to UI and provide grams and their value, Perez Mark Edwards, director of di- Room faculty and graduate students Applications for graduate . them with information on re- sard. versity and community, will in their chosen field, and tour school should be in by the first ional universities, said Alton "It helps to establish grad s eak to the students as part of the campus and facilities. to the middle part of Febru- ampbell, associate dean for school is an option and to say e programming. Open houses .will be hosted ary for major consideration of the College of Graduate Stud- this is something you can do," Students will learn graduate done graduate school or often in the Career and Profession- ."holarships, Campbell said. ies. Perez said. school basics including appli- haven t even gone to college." al Planning Office, the Office Students generally apply for The program consists of College degrees used to be a cation requirements, UI cam- Multicultural juniors and of Multicultural Affairs and law school a year before they a breakfast, speakers, infor- novelty but now undergradu- pus housing, financial aid and seniors at UI were invited. the Native American Student want to start, Perez said. Stu- mational sessions and oppor- ate degrees are more expected national minority scholarships. Flyers were also sent to multi- Center, dents that wanted to start in tunities to meet with current in the work force, Perez said. Often multicultural students cultural centers at universities While students are encour- fall of 2008 took the LSAT exam raduate school. students and "If you want to advance in or first generation students in the region and local reser- aged to attend the recruitment in June or October of this year acuity. your job, you are going to need may not know what graduate vations. day, they are also encouraged and are submitting applica- "We are trying to tie each a higher degree," Perez said. school opportunities there are, "Diversity at the University to use the resources all year tions now, he said. of these potential students to a "It is like a rising tide." Campbell said, program on campus with a pro- Last year the school held a Multicultural students en- gram they are mterested in," American Indian recruitment counter roadblocks when purs- Campbell said. "Someone will day. This year it was expanded ing graduate school. meet with them and talk with to include all multicultural stu- "A lot of the time multicul- them about the program.", . dents, Campbell said. tural students are from lower Stephen Perez, director of "We would like to try to see. socio-economic backgrounds," admission at the College of if there are matches between Perez said, "They don't always Law, will meet with students what (students) are interested have role models who have ~ ~ ~ A Presid'ent Timothy P. White and Dr. Karen N. White invite you to celebrate with University of Idaho Faculty and. Staff at the Duties include: Designing Advertisements Manage Design Staff Work with a flexible schedule Friday, November 30,-2007 Must have experience with Adobe — 4:30p.m. 6:30p.m. products, namely illustrator. 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'Vjlij( SVfirt3) X Maybe I would even have time to LEhlLyk eat once in awhile, Jake e ection CfxjUCu~blL Thankful for family ineteen percent of under- bit of a car mishap on students I had a graduate at UI the to Boise to catch the UI/ voted in the elec- way spring BSU game. My car's still in the tions (just more than 1,500 peo- shop but lu'ckily 'for'e, my'sis- le), and 28 percent is all it took ter's in Korea with the Air Fo'rce. or two current senators to win I was wonderin'g-how I was going their seats on the ASUI Senate. to get back to school, then I real- wouldn't need;the Fewer than 450 votes for each put ized my sister car she left parked in front ofimy them in a position of responsibil- mom's house,'Thanks, Jacquelyn. ity, power and sway. Paul Tong/Argonaut —Robert Currently, seven of the 12 :Il,.", ,i)v candidates in the election have Spoiler alert groups on Facebook promoting want to their If you do not know,,how'Live campaigns. The biggest of Free oi Die Hard" ends, stop these groups has 314members; Pret lights: camera magnets reading now. John McClane is my the smallest, 21.For this exercise, hero: After getting kicked around, let's assume everyone in these Oh boy, we in Moscow sure are The light show, which begins as blatantly wallow in the extravagance wrecking several and "GMA" cps beg groups has voted for their candi- lucky. We'e only 90 miles away soon as ~giving ends and lasts of another. I'm willing to bet shot at, he shoofs through ~elf date. from the "Super Bowl of Christmas." past Christmas, includes tacky wire has jumped on the global warming to kill the bad'guy. Ifhe wa's a real Unfortunately, we missed its at least once or twice Mc- For Kat Swick to win a seat figures scattered around bandwagon you could,-' 'rson, breed John television debut Wednesday Lake Coeur d'Alene. Vlsi- recently and aired something about lane and Chiick'Morris and have based on last spring's turnout, the morning. tors can pay what is prob- the importance of energy conser- this super fighting'rii'achfne who 21 members of her group would Paragon of journalism, ably too much money to go vation. All that is exposed as fake never dies and makes snarky com- have to each convince 20 more "Good Morning America," on one of Hagadone s boats when "GMA" travels to cities like ments while killing p'eople with people to vote for her. was in Coeur d'Alene to film to see these. Coeur d'Alene. round house kicks'to the face'.- For Sam Morin to win a seat, resort owner Duane Haga- According to the Coeur The city brought out all the stops "I * —Savannah the 99 members of his group done's Holiday Light Show d'Alene Press, "Good Wednesday morning for the cam- would each have to convince (compared to the sporting Morning America" was eras. Even those poor high school Trivia night in hell:- event "GMA" producer drawn to the world's tall- marching bands were out in full three and a half people to vote for by Be careful of wafting into Zalkin). You est living Christmas tree force. "GMA" weather anchor Sam „ Morgan might random bars. If the bar you choose him. missed it the first time Note the "liv- Champion was tumed into a have (161feet). pretty, is having a trivia 'rught, plan on For Leah Schwisow, whose around, since the filming Holly Bowen . ing" qualifier. Where do retty princess and driven in a group has 133members, to win -d "North getting slow ser'IIjce., was done from 4-6 a.m. Columnist we draw the line between orse-drawn carriage to the And for those participating in a seat, each of the members opinionINsub. Pole," whatever that is. don't want I grew up in the Coeur arg regular living trees and I trivia night, "Rocky". won the. @76 would have to convince about d'Alene area, and I never uldaho.edu Christmas trees? Must be to go, especially if it involves Haga- Oscar for Best Piet'ur'e,-'not "T87f). two people to vote for her. Kristin went to the light show. It the 30,000 lights wrapped done's tree. Driver Caldwell, whose has 141 might have had something to do around it. Delightfully phallic, the The finale of "GMA's" material- 11 group ii iri members, could win a seat if the with the line of light show-bound behemoth stands upright in Haga- ism convention was a 60-second done's fireworks show over the lake. At 'aking members convinced two people traffic backed onto Interstate 90 front yard. a list when I'm to drive home to It will never cease to amaze 4 a.m. and again at 6 a.m. In other as well. trying Moscow. People just can't resist me how the television media will For those of you'ho are sifper Ian Harpole and Loren Domen shiny things. promote one ideology and then See CAMERA, page 8 stressed over Projects and tests'- —whose Facebook group has 171 right now, I suggest making a list. members and is a joint campaign- is nothing more therapeutic: 'here ing venture for them.—could than crossing things'out when:you each win a seat if each member Mai/BOX TEEJ OCRACY are done. It makes you feel good 'nd 4. makes the str'ess'li'ft corkyinced about one and a half autE)m'ati'ally. vote'for Ah lists, they are so goo(f.- pe'ople to each of them. lNriters can be heroes —''Ryli Zach Adams, whose group } As writers J7ut up their picket signs, viewers can't ! has 314members, could recruit ust win Positive the most heartfelt 15 of his put down theu remotes. reinforcement group It was 1988 when the Writers Guild last went I managed to an alumni members, and have each of them on strike and during this time reality television There are days when I What isn't clear is what get award through Student Media convince nine people to vote for from a desolate TV line Shows such wish made this stuff to do with the remainder spawned up. I up. this and the invitation for the him, and leave the rest of the as "Cops" and "America's Funniest Home Videos" Some stories that seem too of Elliott's winnings. He' year, reception said "semi-formal." to his margin of vic- were created to fill the void that the "Cosby Show" to be true can be noth- already collected the first My group pad good parents are amazing, and decided and others left behind. These reality shows were but the truth. 50 000 leaving tory. ing $ payment, that nothing I own rs semi-formal cheap and fairly entertaining and most important- some 950,000 left to out. It's not hard to convince people And people just $ pay (very true), and that I needed a new ly didn't require writers. can't win. One habit of to do something as innocuous as dress. And new shoes to go with it. I feel as though good television is based on Timothy Elliott the Massachusetts Love! vote in a school government elec- a good writing. AIthough watching drug dealing could be one of lottery commission —Carissa tion. Hearing from someone you pimp pet maced and cuffed by NYPD is entertain- those people. The is to cross-reference consider a friend that so-and-so Television should and mg, it s not ulfrlling. inspire 55-year-old Mas- winning names l need know would be a good senator is pretty expand the imagination, not regurgitate the same sachusetts man with the state rev- to much all most people need to clichis characters (i.e.ditzy blonde, nice guy or the urchased a $10 enue commission. I have no intention of working know. This isn't the problem. Nei- egotistical jock) that are found in realityrV. This otter ticket. He Any winner who in law enforcement, but it would writers are so crucial in y Facebook as a cam- is why making a quality chose right and won shows up as owing have some great fringe benefits. ther is using of scenarios and . show. They serve a variety plot $1 million. back taxes or child Most importantly, I would get to paign platform —Lord knows can't deliver. twists reality shows Unfortunately, 'support has their know who actually falls for some Steven Colbert wouldn't have "Heroes 'n viewers a world NBC takes its to Elliottmade the doughfunneled of the ridiculqijs sums out there. as far as he has without are remarkable capabilities Tg.ganchell gotten where humans given choice a back mto the state Who believes th'at Zhnbabwe Inc. in which have to make choices about what ~ong Opinion ed~or help from the adoring collegiate they earlier revenue to take care needs them to hold onto a small tn do with these "superpowers." The concept of couple years Bf ppjQ,Qn@5ub . masses. It's a free, highly acces- when he commit- those owed. fortune for them? Are they the humans having sul7erpowers has been around for „;dfiho ed„of , sible way to reach a lot of people. ted and was subse- this same ones that send refunds for awhile but the original plot, stunning visuals, and In case, the But when an election turns into a quently convicted of question is who enormous cashiers checks to their character development are phenomenal thanks new UK roommates? If someday contest to see who has the most to its writers. "Heroes" can captivate an audience unarmed bank robbery. should get the money. If'tipulations I get arrested for a sithilar scam, it Facebook friends, we have a whereas reality shows like "America's Next Top of Elliott's Elliott is found to have probation included that he violated his probation will only be because of curiosity. problem. Model" can only give 'its viewers something pretty (duh), —Alee Four-hundred and fifty votes to look at. 'may not gamble, purchase it won't be him. Thankfully, tickets or visit an I'm here'to offer a university enrolling more 'Reality television is something that can only be lottery a few sug- at establishment where gam- gestions. Pass the Bull than 8,000 undergraduates should taken at face value. There is no time and effort put into good character development or an enthrall- ing is conducted, including, I'm sure the Massachu- run is in never be enough to win an elec- Tonight, a Red Bull ing story line. It is what it is. I like my shows to be restaurants where Keno may setts Department of Trans- order. From now until the end of the ASUI Senate —while it tion. The backed up by talented, well educated writers who be played." 'ortation wouldn't mind semester, I'l be spending free time has wasted the better part of this can get the wheels turning in my head. The bottom A hearing is scheduled to getting an extra million into in-between classes'm'd work finish- semester —does some important line is that I hope reality television doesn't stay a determine whether Elliott their budget. They might be ing projects arid'cra'inming in four things, most of which shouldn' reality for much longer and the Writers Guild will , violated the terms of his able to buy a few extra sup- tests before finals week. Frighten- be left to senators who won a return to save television. probation. ports for the Big Dig. ingly, I'm sure many on campus can up Derek popularity contest. Klompien Um, yeah. I think that relate. Cheers. senior, is clear. —Christina —CW psychology part See WIN, page 8 ~ Editorial Policy Editorials may not necessarily reflect the Letters Policy Letters should focus on issues, not on ~ If your letter is in response to a particu- views of the university or its identities. 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The Argonaut vxsumox oo responsibgfiy for Student Media office on the SUB third floor, domages caused by responding to fraudulent xdverfisomeola Photo Bureau Manage I'rg [email protected] Roger Rowies (208) 885-2219 Page S The Argonaut Friday, Nov. 30,2007 ! !L0 ~~ „p,L/tc, R!pPt 0 /tq<'T IS 0 D I love music. I love taking —everything. We are sup- the time to stop and savor posed to believe that deny- DEAL... something that I have heard ing the spiritual and the su- 1 many times before, getting pernatural is a more rational, p (j to know it better. Something enlightened viewpoint, but remarkable about music is if there are parts of reality that it is so emotional, Music that are clearly immaterial- is not just sound; such as music, emo- P it's something bet- tions, reason, beauty 0 ter. It's spiritual. —then is it more The people who reasonable to deny write our music are their existence or to aware of this, and accept it? Could it be we can tell by the that the belief in the subjecth. If you were supernatural is the to compile a list of 'more rational view? all the songs written If we carry this about God or Love, thought out further, ou would probably Benjamin then perhaps what ve.the majority I eIIfoIII we Sunk about ra- of all music tlonai" ever Cpjumrf jst views regard- written. 'rg newsiN sub. mg miracles, angels, Music defeats the uidahc edu 'nd demons are materialist. To any- also wrong. Whose one who says the only reality picture of reality takes into is the physical world, music account more of what we says otherwise. We can actually observe? describe it scientifically in We can apply the same terms of sound waves, but is thinking to lustory. Usually, that a satisfying description? if we hear a historical ac- An even bigger problem is count of something involv- Holly 8bwen/Argonaut that music creates emotions ing the supernatural, we in us —strong, clear emo- dismiss it as myth or exag- tions. How can we explain geration, because we know that without the spiritual? that there is no such thing. A'neurologist can point But that is not a rational ap- Jesus wouldn't wear an ugly sweater out to me the areas of the proach; rather, it is making brain which control various decisions based on precon- Ryan Shattuck things which they would never do or say Holidays" in place of "Merry Christmas." emotions. He could de- ceived assumptions, not on Daily Utah Chronicle or wear or eat at other time of the mind scribe for me the chemical the evidence. any year. Never the fact that Christmas is . I have a.sweater I occasionally wear that . already such a commercial force th'at there rocesses that occur when Our experience tells us There's just something about Christmas my "friends" affectionately refer to as the exists a 6.5billion industry for Christmas feel or frustrated. that there is more to real- $ happy time that makes me want to have tiny "Waldo Krueger" sweater. Could I wear decorations alone. His explanation, however, ity than the physical world. crackers with tiny pieces of salami with my red striped sweater —which has the No, we must not lose of the true does not deal at all with the There are some things which sight a tiny jar of mustard and a mint. Not too uncanny ability to make me look like both emotions themselves, but are beyond the reach of meaning of Christmas by replacing it with much. Don't make it too big. I don't want the cane-wielding bespec- 'the word just their physical results (or the hard sciences —things holiday. Perhaps, to spoil the spirit of Christmas tacled nerd who always ' causes). If I fall in love, does which are not natural and by having LI we should ignore every- crackers too with seems to lose himself, and a lecture on the brain chem- material. If the world is big too much salami and . tNng else about Christmas a normal-sized like Freddy, that villain isn't istry of the process really beyond material, then the jar of mustard. tile faCt that that Christian as well? Welcome to the beginning of Decem- who oddly seemed to scare 'l I also find ironic those describe it? Not at all. Rather, most intelligent is approach '80s teenagers witless it completely misses the ex- to accept the fact'and include ber. In case the spirit of Christmas wasn' —at Cllristmas IS who complain about the visible the after we'e anyothertimeoftheyear? word "X-mas,"saying perience. Who can describe 't in our thinking. If you still day Halloween, now I ~ I No, I could not. Butbe- already SuCh emotion better, a chemist or don't believe me, maybe into full-throttle December where the only that by using this word cause it's December, what "x-ing" a poet? the best thing to do is to set place the spirit of Christmas isn't visible is a Commerlcal one is essentially Music and emotions tell aside some in hell. And even the Devil puts up Christ- no~Sly would beconsld- the name ch toutof time to listen to I'm us that the world is more Beethoven. I would recom- mas lights. ered gaudy and terrible is fOrge tllat there Christmas. assuming than just material. Science mend Piano Concerto No. 5 I find it appropriate that Christmas is in now considered festive and these people already knew can tell us a lot, but it cannot in E flat major. That's where the last week of the year. It's such an emo- fashionable. eXiStS a $6 5 thatintheGreekversion ~ ~ of the New explain —or even describe I'l be. tional, polarizing holiday —bringing out Could one possibly wear billlOllI I ~ Testament, the the truly best and the truly worst in people a red felt hat, complete, IlldllStry letter X is the first letter of —that it could only be at the end of the with a white pompom on far QhriStm 'the nud-16th century, the year. Those wacky sun-worshipping pa- the end, at any other time 'f that happened about a year gans in the fourth century sure knew what the year? Let's hope not. deCOratiOnS abbreviation for Christ'as CAMERA ago in Moscow? What about they were doing when they picked Dec. 25, is so common in December from page 7 the sex scandal that envel- and then later, when the Catholic Church oped former Spokane Mayor dedded to capitalize on those wacky pagan that everyone accepts it At Jim West? rituals dever, dever, dever. the offlce. At the dent t. At — Even though wordagebemgmed for Ch t ~.imight the city of Coeur d'Alene Call me a Grinch, but people attend more social events, the gym. At the synagogue. At the Proc- give not care whether the hungry have food demonstrated its eager GMA's more tologLst, Even retail appearance at such a to charity and spend more time with PeoPle worlang Set on the table or the homeless have shelter willingness to risk screwing away with wearing Santa hats festivity is one of the reasons family during the month of December, at Christmas during this Christmas season but will up its economy that day by I why nothing seems to get levels of stress, depression and crime also e. Yeah, I know! Mall employees wear- certamly make sure that everyone uses the blowing up massive quanti- done in this country. It's full rise. It's as if the age-old battle of Good vs. ing ridiculous headwear to promote mass ties word of explosions near the of contradictory Evil plays out at the end of every with commercialism. How Kafka-esque. city's messages: year, What would Jesus do? That I don' downtown at the crack one that sometimes stresses the two polar extremes of human nature on I also look forward to December, for it is of dawn on a weekday. I bet know, but I would be willing to guess that wise energy use and one that display for time and humanity to witness. around tNs time that begins the symPhony the coffee shops were even Jesus would be more concerned for packed will even more Then we get presents. of bemoaning, conducted by such festive later that morning. predictably other people, as opposed to what people on the to One of my favorite things about Decem- characters as Bill O'Reilly, condemning call His holiday. It's ridiculous. If any other jump opporhuuty 'and ber is that people are allowed to do the politically correct decisions of those I'm wouldn't citizen set off that much noise worship materialism things also pretty sure He wear and say things and wear and businesses who use the words "Happy that early in the morning, opulence. things eat an ugly sweater. he would be fined into the Speaking of waste, this ground. The King of Coeur didn't warrant its own d'Alene can do whatever he column, but Scotland has for his robbery conviction budget? It won't fix every- infrastructure or 'education wants, though. announced it has decided WIN and then to pay for these new thing but find me a teacher' budgets. This is a chance for The light show coverage on a new slogan for the from page 7 hearings and his time spent in union that would refuse a mil- one state to back it up. was the largest shoot ABC country after six months and the Tauton State Hospital fol- lion bucks for improvements As for Timothy Ejliott, has ever done in the Inland $250,000. The motto, "Wel- lowing the conviction. and supplies and I'l show you sorry buddy. Your lucky day Northwest. Really? Not even come to Scotland." What about the prison sys- Or maybe, and this might a group that doesn't care. turned out to be anything but wouldn't for the murder of the Groene As long as they put up tem? Probably take be going out on a limb here, Think about it. 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SELL SAVE. 1 riday, Nov. 30, 2007 Page 9 WSU dance and theatre departments join for concert Meagan Robertson sign professor, said that the three Argonaut students working on the project were able to experience some- This weekend Washington thing that not many students State University's Jones Theatre do. in Daggy Hall will undergo a "Most.of these students just transformation for a special two see their work on paper and night dance performance. don't get a chance to see it ac- "Awakerungs," presented by tually executed, which is what WSU senior dance instructor these students are getting to Phyllis Gooden-Young, is at 8 do. It's a really great learning p.m. Friday and Saturday. opportunity for them," Krikac And rea Chosch-Pittenger, said. rogram coordinator for the Krikac said Gooden-Young SU theatre arts program, said gave him direction on what the performance is an exciting to do from what she had writ- collaboration of work done by ten for the actual performance the theater and dance depart- and from that they were able ment, the interior design de- to design the lobby accord- partment and the music depart- ingly. I ment. "'Awakenings's about "It will be an entertaining a moment of clarity, about show put on by many people evolving from being asleep in from different departments our daily lives to coming in for throughout the 'niversity," the performance and having Chosch-Pittenger said, it awaken'omething within The dancers in the show con- ou. We tried to do design the sist of roughly 50 students from obby in a way that success- Gooden-Young's dance classes, fully transitions the attendees and together they wrote and from being unaware in the out- choreographed the concert. side world into coming in and "Phyllis does two shows each entering the awakened state," semester, and this group has Krikac said. been working hard for the past To achieve this effect, the stu- six weeks," Chosch-Pittenger used a variety of different 'ents said. materials, like fabrics to create I A big part of this perfor- a cloud-like effect on the ceil- mance is the work that has been ing and using different dimmed done by a handful of volunteer lighting and "twinkle-lights" to ri interior design students who make it look like a night sky. I changed the lobby of the Jones "The lobby itself is a very Theatre into a "Grecian-themed awkward space. It's very long I spa." Jake Barber/Argonaut, Bob Krikac, an interior de- See pAltrlcp, pclge 11 WSU dancers rehearse "Awakenings" at Jones Theatre in Pullman, where it will be performed on Saturday !', I DANCING QUEEN Orc estra i svoi Ill u ic music ro ram"" " Sydney Boyd group," Wor they said. Argonaut Pullman High School has see the. an orchestra program, but The Greater Palouse Youth Worthey said she plans to SHOW .lk| Orchestra's is goal to bring play with both groups until The Greater Palouse:,, musical opportunities into she graduates because it is Youth Orchestra will students'ives. a good experience and it is While some public high fun. perform at 7(30 p.m. schools in the area have their Recognizing that she is Saturday at the Lionel " own orchestras, most, like lucky to have an orchestra at School of 'ampton Moscow, do not. her high school, Worthey said Music Recital Hall. The GPYO is a mix of mid- she is glad the GPYO exists for The concert is free dle school and high school those other students who 'are and open to the orchestra members from Pull- not so lucky. public.'ess man, Moscow, Colfax, Dusty, "It gives kids opportunities Clarkston and Lewiston'ho if they want music to be a ca- likely to be involved in 'ehearse at the University reer," Worthey said. negative activities," Cseszko of Idaho Thursday Ferenc co-conduc- campus Cseszko, said. I nights. tor of the orchestra and UI as- The orchestra is about Jlll- Sheila co-conduc- sistant Kilcoyne, professor of violin and ing in the gap left by some tor with Cseszko and founder viola, said that having music public school programs. of the orchestra, said there is available to students in public "Since there are many ad- just one period of orchestra in schools is important. vanced players.. in Moscow Moscow's junior high. Cseszko said students work but no orchestra program in Only its sixth season, the closely with other kids with the high school, it seems like orchestra is fairly new to the similar age, talents and inter- a good fit for them," Cseszko community, Kilcoyne said. ests and thoroughly enjoy be- said. Kayla Worthey, a .sopho- ing part of the group. 'ilcoyne said it is strange more at Pullman High School, 'Statistically, kids who are to build up.a program without has been in the orchestra for involved in music are usually a program to/ollow it through Jake Barber/Argonaut two years playing viola. mdre creative, happier, im- in the high school. A UI dancer rehearses "For Josiah" in "Dance Off Hand," a concert to be performed at 5 p.m. this "I like the whole feel of the prove coordination, and are Saturday in studio 110 in the Physical Education Building. See MUSIC, page 11 Guitars and GaIneCubes: Finn Riggins joins Joseph Von StengeI with Finn For the Prichard concert, Von Sten- Noir from Boise. The show will also before the show to avoid possible Brooklyn artist collaborates Riggins gel will be projecting his improvised feature the electro-synth-thrash-pop damage to the art. Radio Free Moscow imagery across the exhibit walls to the solo project, Invincible Dude, by Mike "It's good for the gallery to be to benefit theme and rhythm of the live 'music of Wilson of nimble —to respond to someone Finn Riggins. The equipment needed Moscow. coming forward with an idea like Kevin Otzenberger station and we always need money to for his show includes everything from Rowley W8 f8 al this," Rowley said. "I'm not really Argonaut, keep it going," Robartes said. a video mixer and high speed Internet views the interested in becoming a concert The show will mix the music of Ida- connection to a Nintendo GameCube event as IOW-POOF venue, unless a music event has ho bands Finn Riggins, Hillfolk Noir The quiet pacing of art enthusiasts system. something else going along with it, at and Invincible Dude to an urtprovised "He's foreshadows a scene to take place not relying so much on self this one does." week- visual "light show" New York art- like the Prichard Art Gallery. this by generated content. There's already the Pad - event was primarily orga- ist, Von Stengel. StgtlOg." The end. Joseph enough out there to grab, use, reuse ard Gallery Von and Finn all- "I tlunk the art tie-in to the Prich- nized between Stengel The gallery will be hosting an and recycle," Rowley said. "That's his to explore keyboard/vocalist, Gilbert. rock concert at art gallery is the mashed-ug, remixed Riggins age, multi-media indie approach to what he does, visually." its linuts as Leigh "Eric was already familiar with to benefit the lo- digital media light show, Robartes Finn is 7p .m. on Saturday Riggins a Hailey-based indie the space. He approached us and non-profit radio station, said. "The band provides a sound cal grassroots rock trio, consisting of keyboardist/ "We'e ROBARTES said it would be really cool to have KRFP Radio Free Moscow, 92.5 FM. track for it." vocalist Eric Gilbert, drummer/vocal- Station manager a concert here,'owley said. "I'said The proceeds will be used for main- Joseph Von Stengel is a professor at ist Cameron Bouiss and guitarist/vo- program- the station's Harwick College in Oneonta, N.Y. that I was interested in that possibil- taining and expanding calist Lisa Simpson. The Prichard con- IIUIlg tllat is ity." to the entire Moscow-Pull-. His artistic area of expertise lies in cert comes as part of the band's first frequericy interesting The Prichard concert will mark man area, a goal that station manager, the regeneration and manipulation of tour since the national release of their to a crowd than most peo- younger the third time that Finn Riggins and Leigh Robartes said Radio Free Mos- images, video clips and visual effects. newest album, "A Soldier, A Saint, An associate with us," Rowley said. ple Von Stengel have collaborated cow has had its sights set on. Many of his (hverse projects can be Ocean Explorer" on Nov. 13. "We'e broadening what we do here." pub- to benefit Radio Free Moscow. The station recently applied for a found on his personal Web site, www. All of the members of Finn Riggins .Rowley said that other music licly "Ithink there's a movement fullp ower license from the FCC, culturerecycling.corn. are UI music graduates. The group de- acts have used the building before, to try Robartes said the station is likely to "In post-modem art there is a lot fines their own sound as'"experimen- including the Rendezvous Chamber and get more students into the irt of appropriation of still images. He' gallery. I think is one step towards beg iven permission to expand. tal indie post-punk." Orchestra, and that the large spaces "It The Prichard concert is part of a se- taken that more into the video realm," "Finn Riggins will definitely have and hardwood floors did not create that," Robartes said. should be a events to support said Prichard Gallery manager, Roger some part of the crowd and danc- the acoustic obstacles as- lot of fun." ries of fundraising "He up typically theex pansion project as well as the Rowley. is essentially finding im- ing and going," Rowley said, "but I'm sociated with such conditions. The concert will be $10 regular station's immediate financial sustain- ages originally intended for one use not expecting a grunge mosh pit." Rowley also said that most of the admission or $6 with a student I.D. ability. then editing, montaging and process- Finn Riggins will also be jomed by currently featured Brian Oglesbee card. "We'e a low-power community ing them." the Americana-folk group, Hillfolk art exhibit will be put into storage Beer will be available with I.D. Page l0 The Argonaut Friday, Nov. 30,2007 anma es 0 in a incr are Winter nice place to meet people and booths like the paint your market that takes place the Market have a good time, especially own pottery is. that you are Saturday before Valentine's at 1912 Center during the holiday season. able to create something that Day is also a big one for those "It has a similar feel to is truly unique and you can shopping for their special brings local that of the Women's Works keep it for your- someone. craft fair on campus," Shene- self or give it as 't Igaves "The February vendors together man said. "It's a great place a gift that is like market is huge," 4 for people to purchase spe- no other," Shen- eVeryOne Sheneman said. Meagan Robertson cial and unique gifts for their eman said. g "We get a lot of Argonaut loved ones while at the same The Decem- people looking for time supporting local crafters ber market is 8, thatspecialgiftfor . oood and jn It is an event that draws in and vendors." the only one their loved one, people from around the area The event takes place once more than the holiday and the market is 'ith to buy and sell hand-made a month from November until 20 vendors and ~ ~ ~~ a perfect place to crafts and other goods while February, with some vendors Sheneman said SP~I ~t fin that.'hey listening to live music and en- selling at each individual try to cram Upcoming joying food, market, bringing new sellers as many people Jenny markets will take This Saturday the second to the market each month, into the build- place from 10 a.m. Winter Market of the year will "There is always something ing as they can. SHENEMAg until 2 p.m. on Sat- take place at the 1912 Center new," Sheneman said. "We try "We get a Heart or the Arts director urday, January 19 from 10 a.m. until 2 p.m. to have a different musical act, lot of people at and February 9. The event has been held food vendor and craft sellers the December While the De- in downtown Moscow every at each market. So those who market because it is so close cember market is completely. winter for the past four years. think that if they go in No- to Christmas," Sheneman full, there are still'paces "Heart of the Arts, Inc. vember and have seen it all it said. "We play festive mu- available for the January and founded the Winter Market to is different each month." sic and have Patty's Mexican February ones. rovide a place in the winter All sorts of different goods Kitchen come and sell things The cost for one of the or people to sell their crafts are sold each month at the like tamales that people can available 20 spots with a pro- and other items. market from dried herbs and eat while they'e there or take vided table is $15 and Shene- In the 1912 Center we can wreaths to knit hats, scarves home with them. It leaves ev- man said those interested in continue bringing the com- and other winter-wear. eryone feeling good and in selling at an upcoming mar- munity together in a similar There will be woven rugs, the holiday spirit." ket should contact the 1912 fashion to that of the Farmer' sc'rapbooking and other pa- Shealsosaidthemusicand Center soon, because spots Market in the late summer per materials, pottery that can food are important additions are given on a first-come first- and fall," said jenny Shene- be hand-painted at the mar- to the environment of the serve basis. man, executive director for ket and DVDs on how to knit market. For more information check Tyler Heart of the Arts, Inc. socks. from Macy/Argonaut Aside the Christmas out the 1912Center's Web site, Crowds gather in the Great Room of the 1912 Center for the She said the market is a "The nice thing about shoppers, Sheneman said the www.1912center.org. "Nfinter Market" on Saturday. will present a variety of styles MAE ROCKS OUT ArtsBRIEFS ranging from representational to abstract and modem to post- modern traditions. 'Dance Off Hand'I Participating faculty in- Dance Majors and Mi- clude Bill Bowler, Matthew T. nors Club will host a dance Brehm, Val Carter, Jason Fergu- concert featuring choreogra- son, David Giese, Elizabeth A. phy by student dancers. Graff, Lynne Haagensen, Mark "Dance Off Hand" will be Hoversten, Frank Jacobus, Del- at 5 p.m. on Saturday in room phine Keim-Campbell, Mark 110 in the UI physical educa- LaMoreaux, John Larkin, Sally tion building. Graves Machlis, Randy Teal, For more information e- Todd Volz, George Wiay and mail Dance Majors and Mi- Joe Zeller. nors club Co-President Steph- There will be an opening anie Wolpert at slwolpert@ reception from 5-8 p.m. Dec. 7, yahoo.corn. which is free and open to the public. Bank Left to host Refreshments will be served. The exhibit will run through open house Jan. 20. The Bank Left Gallery will present its third annual City Works at Third Christmas Open House and Street Gallery its Tea Room grarid opening from 1-5 p.m. on Saturday. The Third Street Gallery , The reception Will feature con- will, feature.,ai;twork by. em- cert performances by pianist ployees of the City of Moscow Caroline Hilty-Jones, vocalist and their families. Nancy Grunewald, violinist 'The third floor of the gal- Becky Miller and folk musi- lery will be home to work cians John Elwood'and Sally varying from photography, Burkhart. drawing, painting, fiber arts, The gallery will showcase jewelry, metals, glass and ce- artists from Spokane, Coeur ramics. d'Alene and the Moscow- Works are on display until Pullman area. Dec. 10. This year's theme, "The Moscow City Hall is open Power of Play," will feature from Monday through Friday, art dolls by Wendy Zupan- 8 a.m.-5 p.m. Bailey, Christmas ornaments lake Barber/Argonaut by Cori Dantini, papier mache Co-op to host The rock band Mae performed in the SUB Ballroom Tuesday night, Goodnight Sunrise opened for them by Rhea Giffin, shadow boxes 'Tasteful by Nanette Pyron, collages by Thursdays'he Mary Rothlisberg, furniture Moscow Food Co-op by John Luppert, paintings will host "Tasteful . Thurs- by Anna Brewer, tapestries by days," from 5-7 p.m. every 'Big Boned's beautiful, but falls short Sarah Swett and jewelry de- Thursday. There will be live signs by Prisha Brown. cello music and sample wines Sydney Boyd conveniently a detective, and It just feels superficial. squint at it. For more information, visit and cheeses in. the wine de- Argonaut together they solve the murder What might redeem the book Cabot did a nice job estab- www.visitpalouse.corn/ban- partment, fruits and veggies mystery. is its theme that "big boned is lishing the characters because kleft.html. in the produce department, "Big Boned" is the latest Don't worry —there are lots beautiful." each one is very definable in and entrees created by the gro- book from Meg Cabot, author of adorable twists and turns This is reiterated at the be- their own spunky way —a way Prichard to display department. The kitchen "The ' cery of Princess Diaries," "All- down the wrong route before of every chapter with barely outside of stereotyping, faculty art will offer baked goods,'al- American Girl" and "Pants on they find the real killer, lots of vy.yrics fiomfi Wells'op stardom but Cabot pulls it off. Fire." ads, treats, and specials at the dramatic accusations days. The book definitely appeals Faculty members of UI's coffee bar. Cabot is a number towards innocents .She opens chapter 16 with to the younger hip'eaders College of Art and Architecture ' There will also be oppor'tu- one New York Times like the hot young "No use puttiny rose petals on with lines like "Like...like liked will display their work at the ' nities to learn about cPifferent Bestselling Author, but campus minister, my bed/ Thats not the way him" or "super old school." Prichard Art Gallery . ' Dec. 7. wines and to find wines that (considering she's just who has ou'll win me/ Take back that "BigBoned" supposedly is a perfect dead The exhibit will include suit every taste and cranked out number been taking liberties box from All I want is shopper's Tiffany/ week book, when your mind is photography, drawing, paint- budget. nine in the "Princess" with the choir girls. an ice cream sundae." already an expan'se of nothing- ing, sculpture, mixed media, For more information con- series) readers might To add another Not quite eloquent poetry, ness and all de- you really need is books, product design and tact Kenna Eaton, Moscow feel like she's scraping twist, Wells'ather is but it is charming m a cute little an ice-cream sundae of useless sign plans.. Food Co-op general manager, the bottom of her cre- beckoning her back way if you blur your eyes and calories in the form of a book. The artists and designers ative genius barrel with into show-business at 882-8537. 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Wells is secretly dating her It feels as though Cabot is try- math instructor —a yoga- ing too hard to fit all this drama practicing, wheat-germ-eating, into one book. golden-haired hippy —but she Because there's not enough is surreptitiously in love with book to fully play out each tan- her landlord, who is the brother gent, it jumps awkwardly from ~ ~ of her ex-boyfriend. chapter to chapter with a pre- ~ Her landlord lover is also dictable ending slapped on. HEADQUARTERS HAIR SALON 208.882.9490 311 SOUTH JEFFERSON'/lOSCOW ID, 83843 Friday, Nov. 30,2007 The Argonaut Page il MUSIC Victoria's SecretTV as ion s owisa from page 9 "Pullman has a strong public school program. It osoms, e ies, Sea an S ice Girs would be nice to have the same thing here," Kilcoyne said. Sandy Cohen of the world's most beautiful 14 n said spokeswoman Monica nails. "IYs dreamland fantasy: She said the GPYO ex- Associated Press women. Women make up slightly Mitzo, but the basic items upon sex-goddesses wearing amaz- poses kids to challenging Sixteen cameras stationed more than half of the shows which they'e added are. It's aH ing lingerie..., You can't wear Izlu sic. It might be too much to de- throughout the Kodak Theater viewers, according to ratings in- about creating a "lingerie fan- it on the street, you can't wear "(The orchestra) provides vote an hour of prime-time capture the catwalk action from formation provided by CBS.But tasy," she said. it underneath your clothes, but a high quality music experi- television to long legs, taut tum- every angle. overall viewership has declined ''When you'e a show, it's fantasy and it's so special." ence," Kilcoyne said. - doing mies and half-baze bottoms and "A normal fashion show has each year, from more than 9 mil- especially a TV show that mil- Seven-time show model She works to pzck a rep- bosoms. So the Victoria's Secret two," said executive producer lion in 2002 to just more than 6.5 lions of people see, it's impor- Karolina Kurkova concurs. ertoire accessible to students fashion show. incorporates elab- Ed Razek. "We have almost as million last year. tant to take the items a little big "Ilove that we have people that will also present op- orate staging and musical per- many as the Super Bowl." Razek isn't daunted. further. With a lingerie show, performing on stage while portunities of learning and formances. That means each fetching "The shows we'e doing to- ~ you'e starting out with minimal we'e working, There isn' growth. The annual hourlong flesh curve is filmed multiple times. day are by far the most ambi- to begin with," she said. nYou any other show like that," she The orchestra wsll play fest, featuring songs by will.i.am, The fashion show is performed tious, most entertaining, most have to make it with style and said. "Other fashion shows a Br andenburg Concerto Seal and the Spice Girls, airs 10 and taped twice, with the best watched fashion shows in the outfits, otherwise it becomes ex- are a little more quiet, a little by Bach a modern piece by p.m. ESTTuesday on CBS. moments blended into the spe- world —and the zztost expen- tremely monotonous: bra, panty, more controlled, smaller. This Pulitzez Prize winner Karel "This is really an event thaYs cial. sive," he said. nIYs very impor- bra, anty." is totally Hollywood." Husa and will be accompa- anchored in a fashion show," Despite the assets on display, tant to the brand because it is a e show's fantasy element Past shows have had issues nying a solo artist, UI pro- said CBS executive Jack Suss- the show is designed for women, symbol of the best that we can —which this year includes with overexposure, prompting fessor Leonard Garrison, at Razek said. do" scantily clad beauties ornament- the Federal Communications their concert Saturday. But isn' it essentially an hour- "The notion that we pander to That means the company ing an oversized Christmas Commission to investigate the "Having the opportunity Ionp commercial? men or advertise to men is ridic- shows more thazt its typical un- tree and an inspirational choir program in 2001.But these days, to play with a guest soloist is 'To a degree," he said. ulous, ludicrous," he said back- derwear offerings. Each lingerie marching through the crowd the network collaborates with not one most kids get," Kil- Still, with top talent and a $10 stage before the show, pausing ensemble is embellished with —is what makes the show a the lingerie company to avoid coyne said. million budget, the Victoria's Se- midsentence to greet models on one-of-a-kind couhue creations must for models, said 10-time "a post-production situation of Worthey said she is not cret fashion show is more inter- their way to hair and makeup. such as flowing feather skirts Victoria's Secret catwalk queen, having to edit around a lot of planning on a career in mu- esting than most everyday ad- "Maybe two percent of our and crystal-encrusted ac~ Heidi Klum. things," said Sussman of CBS. sic, but t1mt she plans to play vertisements. This year's show customers an. men. Women "That's what makes it spe- "It's still the sexiest night on iri orchestras later in her life. spotlights 61 skimpy outfits shop us every day....Guys come The pieces that turn under- cial," she said as attendants television," he said, "but with- "It affects my future,'orthey worn by more than two dozen ~ in twice a year: Dec. 24 and Feb. wear into outfits aren't for sale, prettied her hair, face and finger- in the realm of standards." said. O'rien to pay staff 'out of his own pocket'eeDANCE the SHOW Frazier Moore Night" has been suspend- Two weeks ago, before Worldwide Pants, owns from page 9 Associated Press ed since the writers strike NBC made its initial ar- both shows. They con- Tickets for "Awakenings" are free began Nov. 5. rangement, O'rien had tinue in reruns. and narrow, but they did a good job with for WSU graduate students and part- With his nonstrik- Through this week, pledged to pay his staff- Staffers for "Jimmy what they had," Krikac said. ners, general admission is $5. ing "Late Night" staffers NBC had been covering ers should the need arise. Kimmel Live!" continue Another unique thing that will be They will be available Friday after- facing layoffs after Fri- the salaries of its nonwrit- O'rien is a member of to be paid by ABC, ac- happening during this weekend's per- noon from 2:30-5 p.m. and at 7 p.m. Conan O'rien has staffers, with Writers Guild network day, ing along the striking cording to a formance is WSU s Health and Wellness the night of the'performances. promised cover their those "The America, as are fellow to of Tonight of spokesperson. Services'assage Program which will be more informatIon, call an Leno" ABC's Earlier For (509) salaries next week, Show with Jay and hosts Leno, Jimmy this week, Daly, offering free five-minute massages before 335-7236. NBC spokeswoman said "Last Call with Carson Kimmel and CBS's David who is not a WGA mem- the show and during intermission. Thursday. Daly," which are also in Letterman. ber, announced "Last Alisha Cartwright, program coordinator I "He's ' paying the staff- ,About the same time, Call" was resuming pro- for the massage program, said one of the I ers'alaries out ofhis own But the network thus staffers of "Late Show duction, with new shows massage tlterapists dancing in the program Cartwright said, 't Is neat, and 1t s deft pocket," NBC spokes- far has not said whether with,. David Letter- to b'egin airing next talked with Gooden-Young and expressed nitely not something that's very com- woman Rebecca Marks it intends to continue man" and "Late Late week. an interest in having Health and Wellness mon." said. She said O'rien paying employees of any Show v:ith Craig Fer- Defending his decision offer massages at the performance. Seth Parks, one of the two massage ther- had informed his staff- show on hiatus. All three guson" were promised to return to work, Carson "The two masseuses on hand will be apists participating in the event, said that ers earlier in the day. 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OSpeclal Altntctlon —No passes Sttow times Et/eat/t/e 11/30/07- 12/2/07 cuff t lo( Friday, Nov. 30, 2007 Page 12 uickHITS S OA R I N' I G H Did you know... e ases Men's Basketball UI vs. Idaho State ~ Saturday's game is the swimmer on 98th,meeting between Idaho and Idaho State. ~ Idaho leads the series 53-44 over its former Big Sky Con- ference rival. e aouSe? ~ George Pfeifer is 0-1 against the Idaho State Bengals, ~ Idaho State has not won mem- a game on the road this Ediors note: Miller is a season. ber ofthe Jager-coached UI swim hOVV to team. Women's Basketball Andrea Miller REGISTER UI vs. North Dakota State Argonaut Register at 4 p.m. Sunday at the Ul Swim Former Olympian and Saturday night's match- Center. For more ~ current University of Idaho the second information on the up is meeting 'omen's swim coach Tom between the Bisons and the competition, visit www. Jager is coming out of retire- Vandals this season. ment for the Fastest Swim- goldmedalswimming. ~ The game is the first played mer on the Palouse swim or'g. in the Cowan Spectrum this sprint Saturday. season. The Fastest Swimmer on ~ Idaho is 41-25 all-time in the'alouse'is a 25-yard swim medal. He came to Moscow the Cowan Spectrum. sprint that benefits the Idaho in 2004 to coach the reinstat- ed UI women's swim team. ~ Freshmen lead the team in Special Olympics. The race "We'e eight statistical categories. takes place from 4-7 p.m. Sat- got so many great ~ NDSU's only win of the sea- urday at the UI Swim Center things happening in this pool son came against UI on Nov. Each participant will swim and we'e got such a huge least twice. After the initial swim community," jager said. 16 at "We rounds, the top eight swim- wanted to do something Vandals by the mers will move on to the to draw attention to that (the single-elimination playoff use of the pool)." numbers round until there is one win- Medals will be awarde'd for the first and Crowell's ner in each category. second place A+Michael finishers of each division and ~ percent- Swimmers can compete 5VVshooting a raffle will also be held dur- age from the field (7-of-14). in age 12 and under, 13-20, 21 and over or special needs ing the competition. categories. Jager and UI assistant Number of dunks Darin swim coach Dan Lawson or- Nagle has this season. The top male and female 5 swimmer in each category ganized the Fastest Swimmer will race against on the Palouse swim sprint Number of points Jager. Jager was known as the to benefit the Special Olym- "Fastest Man in the World" for pics. Jager has been involved fresFunan Yinka Olorunnife, almost a decade as he held the with fundraising for Special the. the women' most on UI world-record in the 50-meter Olympics across the country team. throughout his career. freestyle from 1990to 2000. "It Jager graduated from s a good fit, being an +Number of wins wom- UCLA in 1987 where he won Olympic sport. We (swim- Ken's IVLike I coach Divil- 11 national championsl dps. mers) try and help out," biss needs to make 400 career He competed in three Jager said. "We have on and victories. Olympics from 1984 to 1992 off done stuff with Special and won five gold medals, Jake Barber/Argonaut Q Number of straight one silver and one bronze See SWIM, page 13 Jordan Brooks dunks Wednesday Against South Dakota State. The Vandals lost 76-58. 3&games started by Katie Madison, the longest active streak on the team. Vandals to Watch ', Jordan Brooks, a o osesto out a ota tate men's basketball Brooks !- 'cored a Hugh Jones quickly recovered their com- The Vandals did not leam them and that really hurt us. team-high Argonaut posure with a nine-point run from their mistakes at UC Riv- We had better looks at the find'he 24 points to tie the score at 12.The teams erside last Saturday according basket than they did, but we against The University of Idaho stayed relatively close all the to Idaho coach George Pfeifer. didn't capitalize on them," Pfe- GAME Da- men's basketball team fell to way to halftime, ending the "This was kind South game of a ifer said. Cpwan Spectrum is kota State South Dakota State Wednesday first half Idaho down by one, carbon of the game at Idaho showed im- copy some located on the floor of the on Tues- 76-58. The loss drops Idaho s 34-33. UC Riverside," Pfeifer said. provement from the foul line. Kibbie Dome. day as the record to 14. The second half of the game "We were right in the game, At Washington State the Van- Vandals Saturday the Vandals take showed signs of hope for Van- we were close, then we turned dals were three for 11 on free fell to the on the Idaho State Bengals. dal fans until the final few the ball over, we missed some throws. The Vandals were 14 teams meet again on Dec. 15 at State's Jackrab- Idaho record is 2-5 this minutes. bunnies and we didn't get the for 22 against the Jackrabbits. South Dakota State. bits 76-58, Brooks is aver- season. When the teams met With just under seven min- stops we needed to get, Those In the midst of missed shots, Saturday's game will mark last season aging a team-leading 13.4 Idaho State defeat- utes left to play, Idaho was are the things we have to do to Jordan Brooks came out with a new page for the,2007-08 Ida- ed the Vandals 82-61. points per game and has 15 down by four points at 54-58. win these types of games." 24 points. Brooks hit eight of 15 ho basketball team as they play The steals this season. Vandals team came out From this point, South Dakota Idaho's offense was also shots from the floor, and eight its first home game in Cowan slow on Wednesday for its last State's offense took control of lacking. The Vandals made of 11 shots from the free-throw Spectrum, the official home of Katie Madison, game in Memorial Gym this the game, scoring 18 points to only 21 of 55 attempted field line. The only other Vandal in Idaho Basketball, women's basketball season. Idaho's four. goals and two of 14 from the double digits was Clyde John- For those who'annot 'find Idaho allowed After the Jackrab- Last season South Dakota three-point line. son with 12 points. Cowan Spectrum on their cam- bits to run a 10-3 lead being held up in the State accounted for two of the "We had great looks at the Idaho will get another us map, it is located on the first four minutes. to nine The Vandals Vandals four wins. basket and we didn't make chance at the Bengals when the oor of the Kibbie Dome. 'oints over the Vandals'ast two Going head to head: 'rr games, Madison scored 20 points in The Bowl Championship Series the loss to Washington State on Tues- OA's day. A pla stern Vandals in Action Give the fans a true champion The best regular season In sports A double header at Cow- an Spectrum features the This seems like an easy argument, If the good ol'oys who run the The BCS system isn't perfect. It's postseason invite would mean the women's basketball team doesn't it7 NCAA would give us a 16-team been tweaked several times and there loss doesn't mean at anything. 5:30 p.m. playing host to Few would argue that college foot- single-elimination tournament, we still is room for improvement..How- A 16-team tournament is not the the Bison of North Dakota. ball is one of the premiere sports in would be able to define a true cham- ever, for all its imperfections, it of- answer. The selection process to de- State. this nation, including professional pion along with getting maybe the fers something no other sport does: a termine at-large bids would draw the Thirty minutes after the sports. greatest sports entertainment value meaningful regular season. same criticism the BCS does women's game against Idaho To not have a playoff system and possible. College football is great in selectinq teams to for men's play State, the basketball give fans a true champion is Look, the FCS (formerly because every game means the title. Giving all 11confer- team tips-off. an absolute injustice. Division 1-AA) has no prob- something. Anything can ence'hamps I'm an automatic for a playoff system,; lems running an adequate happen on game day and spot is ridiculous. Is a 10-3 Games to Watch: every year and. have been playoff system —a 16-team it usually does. championship team from since the Washington Hus- '; tournament that works well Don't say there isn' Conference college football USA more de- kies and Miami Hurricanes and is exciting. Certainly a playoff system, in serving than a 94 third place (Saturday) were forced to split the na- the big boys can figure college football, SEC team7 tional championship in 1991. No. 6 Virginia Tech at No. out how to do the there is one. It There are two types of Now imagine an NCAA na- same. runs from Sep- teams that complain about 11 Boston College, 10 a.m. on tional football tournament. ABC Can you imag- tember to the the BCS the big teams who This season has turned ine if college Novem- R+be< >" No. 14 Tennessee at No, 7 end of feel wronged they aren' out perfect for all who want footballwent to It's called the yI LSU, 1 p.m. on CBS Johnny ber. playing in the title game and a playoff system. a 16-team tour- season. Ar9on seed playing Mizzou ranked nament. Sure, Idaho would PLAYOFF ¹1. probably be the No. 16 seed Now I know people argu- and would play against a Returning.to the mat: from page 12 ing against a playoff will say USC, LSU or Florida type of something along the lines of program in the first round. I hate the fact that if a team the regular season being one But, hey, wouldn't that be loses in Septembe'r, its season big playoff system. I disagree fantastic just to see? Head, Hands and Elbows completely. I'd rather see Idaho play is over. This is football, peo- ple, teams improve over the What other sport has its Florida'n'. playoff game regular season acting as than face a team like UTEP Hugli Jones circle for the first time since the ball has left me with the course of a season. games a'layoff system? I want my in the Papajohns.corn Bowl. Argonaut end of my final high school sea- desire to participate in athletics. Imagine the buzz that would na- regular season and playoffs to Wouldn't you? son last February. The chance to wrestle again, be created by a four-week be separate, like they are in ev- The time has come for an The Kibbie Dome was near The feeling of the two-inch and to do so in the Dome was tional tournament. For the first other on this actual system. I don' silent'ednesday thick foam beneath feet a welcome two rounds the top seeded ery sport planet. playoff night. The my opportunity. A 16-team tournament care if it's a 16-team or a four- sounds heard came from was strangely familiar'. After Though there wasn't quite teams would play at home with only would be the greatest sports team field. a yellow mat nestled b'ehind months off the mat, it felt nice the crowd that NCAA-sanc- the final four moving to neutral spectacle in the country every Just give it to us and let us Cowan Spectrum. to be "home." tioned sports attract, I have a sites. A college football Final Four would be than the season. Imagine if the Univer- find a true. champion. Not a 'he words used by I have spent many good imagination. bigger basketball version and sity of Idaho Vandals won the team whose 'computer rank- the small group of peo- hours of my life sweat- The only thing I really may have higher national TV ratings WAC next season and were ing happens to be high and ple huddled around ing on wrestling mats. missed was the voices of my than Bowl. automatically placed in the its twobest wins were against the mat would be un- It has been one of the former coaches Casey Jones the Super Imagine seeing USC as a ¹8 national championship tour- basketball schools. familiar to many Van- few things that I have and Jack McBride yelling things dal fans —words like truly rrussed in this like "position!" from the corner college existence. (thanks guys). fall," "escape" and "re-. Winning wasn' Unfortunately for me, I vers al." really the thought had been out of the "wrestling SWIM ":$ Wednesday night on our minds as we %fA'lrg house" for a while. from page 12 T$ jtII, was the University of . laced up our shoes, as I spent a lot of time in high Httgh nes Idaho's annual intra- jo the stakes of the one- school hating the conditioning weren' 1987." mural wresting tour- Argonaut night event part of my wrestling workouts. Olympics since nament. arg sports@sub. very high. Intramural Wednesday night learned Gold Medal Swim Club swim coach weren't I just A small group of uidaho.edu points even how valuable all that condi- Dan Lawson and coordinator of the wres- awarded but or- no more than 20 being — tioning was. event said the swim club decided to tiers and their friends nobody ., really cared ganize this competition to increase the gathered,... In 'the seven minutes of '": ' around 'to take part m what aboutawards. of on Palouse. 4 J!!'Or i Q$ :i'"Q ~::: '. an average college wresting exposure aquatics the t; !: manyconsidertobetheworld's Really,. we just wanted a "There is a in aquat- match, a wrestler burns more great opportunity .oldest and greatest sport. chance to do what we love. ics to be healthy," Lawson said. "And we calories than in. an entire col- cg The low attendance could Being wrestlers, we were hope it will be a great benefit to Special lege football game. be accounted for by the lack of accustomed to strict weight Olympics." regulations. Due to the number I wasn't quite in shape for publicizing for the event. Many I'm Participants can register the day of ofthewrestlerssaidtheyhadn t of wrestlers there, even those that kind of workout. still the event at the UI Pwim Center for heard about the were lax. There were only three prefty sore, today,'but at the 25. Everyone will receive a t-shirt. All tournament $ ' until an hour before weigh-ins weight classes —light, middle same time I feel great. proceedswillb enefit the daho Special on Tuesday night.. and heavy. Wrestling has been in and 01ymplcs. Regardless of the short notice, I have often wondered what out of my li"e since kindergar- a few die-hard wrestlers showed it would feel like to compete on ten and having a chance to con- up,myself included. the floor of the Kibbie Dome. tinue competing in the sport I So there I 'was,'ack in the Watching football'and volley- love was a great experience. OUDA 5RE the Sukhumi Juniors, a club giving break. Divilbiss said the S ortsBRIEFS team. Erekle is also a member three new players added depth of the Georgia Under-20 na- to necessary positions. Men's basketball tional team. Crandell averaged 17.5dur- ing her junior season with 8.5 signs Georgia star Three players sign rebounds and 2.2 assists at Lib- The men's basketball pro- I.OI to play at Idaho erty Christian High School. gram announced the signing of Barlow is a strong defensive Erekle Jgerenaia from Tbilisi, in Three seniors signed early to player at Chief Sealth High the country of Georgia. join coach Mike Divilbiss and School and helped the team Jgerenaia, who goes by "Ika" the Vandals for the 2008-2009 finish second at the 2006-07 is a 6-8 small forward who will season. Kimberly Crandell, a Washington state 3A state tour- join the Vandals next semester 5-11 post from Palo Cedro, Ca- nament. and should be immediately eli- lif., Charmaine Barlow, a 5-10 Graham led Rip on High 25-7 gible for play. wing from Seattle, Wash., and School to a overall record RNttam swkK t AcKAGgg Erekle averaged 24 points, Jessica Graham, a 6-0 post from and was named to the Modesto eight rebounds and four assists Ripon, Calif. Bee All-District First Team . during the 2006-07 season with All signed before Thanks- as a junior. sentence by anyone who knows the national title, they ought anything about college football. to find a way to get into a BCS Bcs BSU's win over Okalahoma conference and prove they can from page 13 was a great win, that can't be compete with the sport's pow- '.:,oc". doesn' eo j~e:. erhouse's I,A< denied. However, it week in and week This system rewards the outweigh what the Gators did: out —not just once a season. the nation's This season's been one of top two teams from the 12 or making it though OoecottnItysltllackONes $4 'fIIl 13-game season, not a team that toughest conference with only the best in recent years. Appa- i ICIjJIj, put a four-game win streak to- one loss (LSU) and pounding lachian State started the season end of the season. the Big Ten's conference cl>am- by beating No. 5 Michigan. gether at the it's ltto Joseph White Police said they had no suspects, "Many of these guys were wonder- meetings —which were shorter than der of the season. Associated Press and were still investigating a possible ing, 'How in the world am to normal I I going —and later held a quieter- Carter was coping with the loss of a link to a Nov. 17 break-in at Taylor's go out arid do this on Sunday?'" said than-usual afternoon practice. ASHBURN, teammate for the second time in three Va —Police investi- home, during which they said some- Brett Fuller, the team chaplam. "And "Nothing was normal about to- ating Sean years. He played for the San Francisco Taylor's death say they'e one pried open a front window, rifled when Mr. Taylor stood up and said go day," linebacker London Fletcher said. 49ers ound no when offensive lineman Thomas indication the Washing- through drawers and left a kitchen out and win these next five and make "We had the meetings, but it wasn' ton Redskins Herrion died of a heart attack after a safety was targeted or knife on a bed. it to the playoffs, we felt a surge in the the normal of meetings. Practice, preseason knew the assailant "We type game in September 2005. who broke into his have no reason to think this room, that he almost ga've us permis- it was practice, but it just wasn't the 49ers coach Nolan hornet 'was Mike called Gibbs anything other than a burglary sion to play well," same of feeling, so to speak, We on Miami-Dade'police type Tuesday night to offer sympathy director Robert or a robbery involving an intruder," Taylor's father didn't state the tried to make it feel the same, but I and advice. Parker called it "more like a random Parker said team should win in honor or memo- found "I'e event:" myself thinking about Sean and experienced the death of two Taylor's funeral will be held Mon- ry of his son, but mariy players ad- imagining him out on the football field teammates," Carter said. "No "There's nothing that person indicates day at 11 a,m. at Pharmed Arena on opted that feeling nonetheless. The playing free safe'ty for us." wants to say that." thus'Far that there's some kind of in- the Florida campus of International Redskins (5-6) are in contention for Taylor's locker remained un- While players found it difficult volvement on the victim's part," he University in Miami. Redskins to owner a playoff berth despite three straight touched, but the Redskins made the stay focused on Xs and Os in the meet- said Wednesday. Dan is Snyder making arrangements losses. u'ncomfortably necessary move of ings, the physical nature of the Evidence indicates one or more in- the entire prac- for football organization to "We all know, that's something dropping him from the official ros- tice was somewhat therapeutic. truders barged into Taylor's home in attend. Sean would want for us," defensive ter as part of a series of personnel these 'Unfortunately,don' an affluent Miami suburb early Mon- At Redskins Park on guys Wednesday, end Andre Carter said. "You'e got to moves. get bereavement leave," Fuller day, Parker said. After a confrontation Taylor's family and teammates said.'They'e came keep on moving forward." The NFL announced that every got to work through it. inside the house, the 24-year-old was together to privately share They tears and The team then began to attempt to player league-wide will wear a No. 21 have to live through it. Football shot once in the upper leg and died memories. Taylor's father, Pedro is a Tay- focus on preparations for Sunday's decal on his helmet at this weekend's assion game, and if your soul's bro- early Tuesday after losing a tremen- lor, and girlfriend Jackie Garcia both home game against the Buffalo Bills. games to honor Taylor. Redskins play- en, if your soul's hurting, it's dous amount of blood. addressed the team. tough Players went to their game-planning ers will wear the decal for the remain- to go out there and give it all." O.. Simpson arraigned e es reac o Linda Deutsch Simpson's notoriety. Associated Press Each man faces 11 felony charges, including kidnapping, armed robbery, assauIt with a dead- LAS VEGAS —The "Special Event" signs ly weapon, burglary, conspiracy and coercion. placed around courthouse parking lots suggest- Each also faces one e gross misdemeanor, ea conspir- o a or mg O.J.Simpson's court appearance might cause acy to commit a crime. a frenzy of activity were hardly necessary. A kidnapping conviction could bring a 'life The arraigrunent of the former football star sentence with the possibility of parole. A convic- Paul Newberry they'e worked so hard to to try and take it from us." and -two co-defendants on armed robbery and tion for armed robbery carries a mandatory two- Associated Press earn through their, skills on Sean Taylor, a Pro kidiiapping ch'arges lasted barely a halE hour to 15-year Bowl prison sentence plus a possible one to the courts and playing fields. safety with the Washington Wednesday. Simpson was gone almost as quick- 15 for Fred Taylor has "We'e years use of a weapon. a permit definitely targets Redskins, was sleeping early ly as he could say "not guilty." to carry a concealed Among the questions hanging over the pro- gun. His now," said Quentin Richard- Monday at his home in an af- There were no surprises and no traffic, and house is with a high- ceedings is where to find an impartial jury to equipped son of the New York Knicks, fluent Miami suburb, along the crowds that attended a preliminary hearing judge a man who has become a lightning rod tech secunty system, cameras who still moums the brother with his two weeks longtime girlfriend ago were missing from the subdued for divided public opinion. His 1995 acquittal included. Still, he wonders if all killed during a robbery two and the couple's scene that that's 18-month- saw only a half-full courtroom. in the murders of his ex-wife, Nicole Brown enough to keep him safe. years ago, "They assume that old daughter. "It was expected that it was to be After fellow NFL star going a Simpson, and her friend Ronald Goldman still Sean we carry around large sums Without according short hearing and the outcome Taylor was warning, was a foregone rankles many. A civil court jury later found him gunned down in of money and jewelry and to a family friend, the conclusion," said Peter his own home, dead couple Shaplen, a former TV liable. at the age things like that, and right nbw was awakened loud noises. news producer who is of 24, Fred is consider- by coordinating electronic Goldman's father, Fred, and his sister, Kim, Taylor it seems like they'e thinking Taylor grabbed a machete media coverage of the case. ing a more primitive form we'e who maintain that Simpson is guilty, were in- of easy targets." he kept nearby for protection, Simpson stood before Clark protection. County District cluded as potential witnesses in the current case Sean Taylor's death was but it did him no good when Judge Jackie Glass and "I'm soon to one of the firmly spoke a phrase he on a list filed by District Attorney David Rog'er. get only the latest example of a the intruder broke down the has'uttered in other courtrooms big canine security dogs," in the past: "Not Simpson's lawyers are likely to challenge said crime wave that appears td bedroom door and fired two guilty." the Jacksonville their relevance to the case and seek to distance Japars'un- have atMetes in its sights. shots, one striking the His co-defendants, "Charlie" ning back, who isn t related player Charles Ehrlich, the new charges from the old. to These players, who seem in- in the leg and ripping thr'ough and Clarence "C.J." Sean Taylor. "Don't 53, Stewart, 53, also entered "I am very concerned that we get 12 yet caught vulnerable with a helmet on a vital artery. not people in yard. The s Ipulty pleas, and Clark County District Judge on the jury that can listen to the evidence that my dog goirig to their heads or a ball iri their Taylor died a little over 24 bite 'til the Jaclae Glass set trial for all three men on April 7. occurs in the courtroom," attorney you death, right on hands, are finding they'e hours later. Yale Galanter that jugular." The charges stem from a Sept. 13 confronta- said outside the courthouse. all too human when staring Police are still sorting tion'in a Las If Fred Taylor sounds a bit down Vegas hotel room where Simpson Galanter, who won Simpson's acquittal in the barrel of a gtm. through the evidence, trying to has jumpy, somewhat "Hate. It's said he went to retrieve items that belonged a 2001 road rage charge in Florida, said: "The paranoid, just hate," said come up with some motive for. to him from a even a little desperate ...well, group of memorabilia peddlers. problem with representing O.J. Simpson is that Cleveland Cavaliers megastar the shocking, brazen criine. Simpson, Ehrlicb he is. LeBron can't and Stewart are not accused everybody has an o'pinion. That's the unique James, who go But Taylor's fellow athletes of wielding firearms. He's not alone, anywhere Simpson has said he was jury selection issue with Simpson. When we did without being rec- aren't waiting for answers, unaware that guns were present, con- Athletes feel as though ognized. "People just hate on Some though the road rage case a few years ago it was just dif- they'e are looldng into hiring under 'ecurity flicting testimony suggested Simpson may have ficult. I think attack, their us because we'e in the posi- guards. Others are jury selection is going to be much luxurious worlds wanted his group armed. longer than the trial itself." invaded tion that we are. They say it' considering whether t'o turn by thugs and hustlers and given to us. don' Attorney Gabriel Grasso, who is co-counsel Shaplen, who has shepherded media cover- Theyd'ust their homes into fortresses. for criminals who want to take elieve we work Simpson, said all three defendants will likely age on such cases as the Scott Peterson and Mi- hard to get Everyone is watching their file petitions them down —or take what where we'e at. So want known as writs of habeas corpus chael Jackson trials, said 300 media credentials they back, and with good reason. challenging the legality of the charges against were issued for Simpson's preliminary hearing them. 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