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II! The Stuclents'eice Frida, November .3, 1995 ASUI —Moscow, Idaho Volume 97 1Vo. Z1 'raternity, sorority carve pumpkins with kids Jennifer Eng and women really enjoyed carving pumpkins bag of candy with their name on it, a pump- The event brought in $ 1,800 for the Staff with the little kids." kin and an adult. The kids then drew a face American Cancer Society, $800 more than The SAEs provided pumpkins for each on the pumpkin and the sorority woman or the men anticipated. Money was raised umpkins and kids, who could ask for child arid the Alpha Phi's provided decora- fraternity man did the cutting. through a $30 entry fee for undergraduate more? The combined membership of tion, punch and goodies. Katie Simpson of Alpha Phi said, "It went participants and $60 for all other participants Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity and Piel said of the event, "The kids had a fabu- really well. All of the kids had a good time as well as through the sale of SAE Polo Alpha Phi sorority held their annual pumpkin lous time. It's special, adults paying atten- and so did everybody else." shirts. carving with Mrs. Katie Piel's University of tion to the child, like a brother or sister." have All proceeds went to the American Cancer Idaho kindergarten class on Tuesday at the big The men of Sigma Alpha Epsilon Piel went on to the kids really adore the been with well this and a presentation the check was Alpha Phi's chapter house. say busy other projects, as fall Society of There were 44 kindergarten children adults and have a really good time. At the including a golf tournament benefiting the formally made at their chapter house. involved in the pumpkin carving event from same time the adults gain valuable parenting American Cancer Society. Lim said the whole house got involved with the morning class and afternoon classes. skills. The annual William F. Fuller Golf the event as caddies for the participants Stan Lim, philanthropy chairperson of SAE When the kids arrived at the Alpha Phi Tournament was held on Saturday, Sept. 30 which ranged from students to prominent said, "Everybody had fun; the fraternity men house on Tuesday, they were each given a at the University of Idaho golf course. ~ SEE PUMPKLNS PACE 5

FOOd SCienCe PrOfeSSOr It's a cake walk to study cancer therapy The American Cancer Society Ul; WSU research granted Magnuson . and three Washington State Univetsiiy, fang;t,<, will funded ty members . through the be Institutional Research and Grant American Program. The grants will be used by to conduct cancer research. "One of the major goals of the Cancer Society American Cancer Society is to Andrea Lucero establish strong cancer programs at . the university level," said Nancy S. staff Magnuson, director of the WSU University of Idaho faculty Institutional Research Grants member is the only woman Committee and microbiology pro- A to be awarded $35,000 by fessor. "The American Cancer the American Cancer Society to Society recognizes the importance help develop a cancer therapy with of research for the advancement of less side effects. humanity and the conquest of can- Bernadene Magnuson, depart- cer. ment of food science and toxicolo- Thomas Schmitten, College of gy, will be conducting studies that Pharmacy at Washington State explore differences in colon cancer University, will be studying the cells and normal cells to develop pharmacology of the drug 5-fluo- better cancer therapy. rouracil, which is the most effec- "Throughout treatment of cancer tive drug in treating colorectal can- also killed, which a common cancer in males. normal cells are cer, Dared Smith to adverse side effects," said Michael Konkel, Department of leads the Circle K/United Magnuson. "One of the goals of Microbiology at WSU, will be Annette Calawell. the one In the cake, won the prize for best costume at cancer therapy research is to find a studying a bacterium associated %'ay fun run Tuesday. cellular target that is different or with gastric inflammation which non-existent in normal cells, and to may lead to gastric adenocarcino- use that difference as a way to find ma, a common form of cancer. therapies that will kill only cancer Laurence Davin of the Institute Peacemakers sought for Nez cells." of Biological Chemistry at WSU Magnuson explained her interest will be studying the biochemistry in cancer research stemmed from and formation of a group if com- her bachelors degree in home eco- pounds called lignans. Lignans tribe mediation project and Perce nomics and food science which have anti-cancer properties enlightened her on how diet play an iinportant role in the pre- Janet Blrdsall case mediation will begin in Organizers hope it will become a impacts cancer development. vention of cancer. December. permanent program run by tribal staff. "The initial target is cases that members, Gaffney said. They plan in tribal to incorporate elements of tradition- rganizers of the Nez Perce are, or would end up want to court," said Mike Gaffney of the al tribal dispute resolution. Peacemaker Project "We'e keep people out of court. To Martin Peace Institute. While the not trying to walk in with .Weather O it on will be referred to the an outside formula and impose Mostly sunny and still cold do so they need tribal members first cases who want to learn and practice con- Peacemaker Project from tribal the tribe. We want input from tribal today and tomorrow. flict mediation. courts, the program will take cases elders," Gaffney said. Should warm into the 40s Mediation is a process in which from outside the court system and Tribal mediators will be expected he to volunteer five hours once a Sunday. Chance of two patties agree to solve their dis- clerk's office once it gets going, by pute outside a court of law. The said. He expects to see four dis- month for six months. A stipend of showers starting Sunday. mediators assist the parties in putes a month as the project gets $200 is provided for applicants who reaching an agreement, but they do started. complete the program. Those inter- not function as judges, lawyers or Three-person teams will conduct ested in being involved should call Find out what's on the counselors. the mediations. One will be a pro- the Idaho Legal Aid Clinic at (208) Opinion...... 9 743-1556. Applications are due before Tribal mediators will participate fessional from the Martin Peace Campus Life...... 12 tube Sunday, in two five-hour Saturday training Institute, one will be a student Nov. 8. Nov. 11 and Nov. 18. intern and one will be a tribal mem- The Peacemaker Project is spon- SportSo ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ o 14 Sunday gets here. Get sessions on "It's a combination of mediation ber, said Seth Platts, an intern. sored by Idaho Legal Aid Services ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ in Comicse ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s 18 your free 7V listings training and cultural sensitivity "We thought it would be good to and the UI College of Law. Classifieds...... 19 today's DIVERSIONS. training," said Robert McCarthy of have three people. It gives a broad Mediation training will be provided Idaho Legal Aid Services. Actual range of backgrounds," Platts said. by the Martin Peace Institute. We.'MTS Z THE ARGONA UT Friday, November 3, 1995

accounts she has to cover the loan are almost expected to be an amount. But the bank's only expert. At this point, they'e con- recourse to recover the rest of any sidered to be a master teacher," deficiency would be through court Edmiston said. action against Chenoweth. —Associated Press Chenoweth said she had been trying to pay off other creditors 0 before West One Bank and while she did not remember totals she Iiieg~l IuOOSe k)IIS said most of those debts were paid gegI'Oubie fltupgS off. On June 30, she still owed ChenOWeth tO take third parties over 55,000. $ BOISE—Two more illegally English language bill Four civilians killed in Segpgd IuOpfggge fO associated Press killed moose have been found in southwestern Idaho, left untouched backers see warning in Sri Lanka gun fight off campain loan 0 where Idaho and pay they fell, Fish Quebec vote Eduggtpf in tjgy School Game officials saY; COLOMBO Sri Lanka —Police panicked after a rebel attack and WASHINGTON —Supporters of Republican Congressman Helen named IdahO teaCher moose," conservation officer opened fire today on a passenger Emerson's Chenoweth says she will take a Kevin Primrose said. "We'e lost Rep. Bill legislation to bus in northwestern Sri Lanka, make English the official U.S. gov- second mortgage out on her Idaho too many again this year." killing at least four people and con- home to pay off a questionable . The discovery of a dead bull and ernment language on Tuesday wounding 15, a military official $40,000 loan to her campaign from a cow at two different locations tended the narrow defeat of said. came o iny mo Elemen ary West One Bank. 'l raises the illegal take this season to Quebec's independence effort The police sprayed the bus after Y 8 " "" serves as a warning to the United The loan had been misrepresent- seven. a rebel land mine blew up a police States. ed for eight months on her legally l.k nyh "h Primrose and other officers have jeep and wounded three policemen disclo- 'Id h " 4 about 50,000 votes out of 4.67 required campaign finance '4 l.ttl spent a lot of time investigating the By in Tharavikulam, 135 miles north sure reports as a personal loan to . " S " in and around the McCall million cast Monday, voters in "The„' children here were'illingsvery of Colombo, said the military offi- her camPaign. It was only Quebec decided the province will shy. They were backward. They cial, who spoke on condition of acknowledged campaign trea- Two of the cases have been remain part of Canada. by. were very timid an4 the 4,.4„,"t anonymity. surer Wayne Crow as'a bank loan ". solved. In each, the illegal shooters Quebec's domination by French- h If f 4 Elsewhere in the north, Tamil after the midYear reppit turned themselves in. For the other speaking people and its separate campaign Bennett yldahp,s 1996 te~~he~ pf separatists killed four Tamil civil- filed on showed two kills, the poachers remain at history led to the secession move- Aug. 1 $1,030 the ians suspected of being informants ear'ive and interest to West One large. ment, bitter differences remain Payments Everypne wprking tpgether for the military and displayed their between Bank. Quebec and English- bullet-riddled bodies for several Federal finance law Riordan Lake near Yellow Pine on Canada. and campaign I~ Thyrse k;4 are eat B n„ tt speaking English hours on Tuesday, witnesses said bank loans to candidates to Oct. 22. A susPect vehicle is French are the require sai4 Tumsda She i h f official languages of today. be through wrlsn described as an older-model the Canadian government. secured'ollateral, g~sia O,unty teacher tp ever The witnesses, who spoke on aguarahtoror'w'ithaformaldesig- Chevrolet pickup, blue with a Emerson, R-Mo., circulated a let- thathpnpi condition of anonymity, had trav- nation of future contributions to the white cab. "I think the bottom line is before ter Tuesday among House col- eled to government-controlled campaign. Absent any of those or "We need the public to provide leagues them to co-sppnsor a.chiM can learn, the chil4 has tp urging areas from Omantai, where the special approval from the Federal additional information for us to his Language of Government Act, feel comfortable with their envi incident occurred 140 miles north Election Commission, bank loans wrap up this case," Primrose said. ronment, with the teacher a„d they which would make English the fed- of Colombo. could be considered illegal cam- have tp know In the second incident, a cow was eral government's official tongue. that mahng mistakes The four were reportedly a'mong paign contributions. is OK as long as we learn from shot and left around Oct. 15 along- Exceptions would be made for 29 civilians detained by the rebels Chenoweth said her state and them and keep trying," she said side Mud Lake in the Warm Lake some essential services, such as since the army repulsed guerrilla national reputation were sufficient The award is sponsored the health and the justice system. by attacks on four military camps, collateral for the loan, and she Legislature and state Department e us " ~ p pu House Speaker Newt Gingrich, killing at least 182 guerrillas in maintained that the loan agreement of Education, agency spokes- tions are small, hunting is carefully R-Ga., said before Monday's northeastern Sri Lanka in July. allowed West One to take her woman Rhonda Edmiston said. regulated and the illegal killing of Quebec vote that he has renewed can "ave a pn the In northern Sri Lanka today, ho'me and assets if the loan was not Bennett will represent the state in a " big ™pact interest in the official English bill. whole. Fish and Game has been government troops consolidated repaid by the Nov. 23 deadline. National Teacher of the Year com- None has yet come to a committee circulating dif- regions captured from the insur- The loan agreement filed with petition. posters showing the vote in either the House or Senate. gents, the military said. the Fe4eral Flection. Commission "What happens with the teacher ." PP . House subcommittee A is, sched- 'The government has moved does give the bank the power to of the year is they become the, uled Wednesday to hold its second more than 35,000 soldiers to north- appropriate cash from other spokesperson for teachers and they Emerson's hearing into the issue. ern Sri Lanka for the offensive. legislation has attracted the most —Associated Press co-sponsors of any official English bill so far, with 189. —Associated Press 0 DEA secret operations 0 revealed in tapes School receives letter signed 'Sons BOGOTA, Colombia —U.S. by of the drug agents operate more indepen- dently in Colombia than they'e Gestapo'ATELAND, acknowledged, in one case search- Ariz.—An elemen- ing a Cali cartel leader's farm for tary school says it received an anti- bodies, according to taped conver- Semitic, anti-government letter sations between American offi- signed by Sons of the Gestapo, the cials. name mentioned on a letter found at On the tapes, which Washington the site of the Amtrak derailment. privately acknowledges are . The letter, addressed to the Hyder authentic though possibly edited, Public Library, arrived at Dateland U.S. officials also discuss efforts Elementary School last week, about to have cartel figures and witness- 25 miles southwest of the derail- es against them sent, or lured to, ment site near Hyder, Phoenix tele- the United States for trial vision station KTVK reported The revelations come as U.S. Monday. Drug Enforcement Administration I'-":;;,:,":,~."::;;:::.,:::;,:,::.::;,.:':a::!':--'-,n„.:::,.'..„";:e':-:;-:--".,',„: n:...'.::.''.:P:::.-:::.::for,,UI:stui The Oct. 9 derailment killed one operations are under increasing person and injured at least 78 oth- criticism by some Colombians. ers. Colombian Congressman Carlos "The main message really was Alonso Lucio released excerpts of anti-Semitic —totally blaming the the tapes in early October and later Jews for everything that ever hap- gave reporters copies of the tapes pened," said Superintendent Pat in full. Although Lucio said the Koury, who read the letter. "It tapes indicate the DEA operates seemed very anti-government, anti- with too much autonomy in police, anti-everything." Colombia, U.S, officials have Koury said the letter, like the one accused the congressman of being found at the Amtrak derailment site an ally of the Cali cartel. near Hyder, contained references to It would be in the interest of drug federal standoffs at Waco and Ruby traffickers to diminish the DEA's Ridge. The school handed the letter role in Colombia, which supplies over to the FBI, Koury said. 80 percent of the world's cocaine "Once we saw it was covered and has a police force riddled with with swastikas and was very anti- corruption. Semitic, we decided to keep our Though the DEA officially hands off of it and call the FBI to claims its agents merely accompa- come and get it," Koury said. ny Colombian forces on missions .Jack Callahan, a spokesman for and provides intelligence, the the FBI in Phoenix, said Tuesday taped conversations, elements of that the agency was aware of the which were confirmed by U.S. letter. Ambassador Myles Frechette, from itopn.to::12,45 -'m'. I'n'::the.....'::.:,',.Humanity'':will:::bald'its;-:,sec "It's something we'e looking at," show they sometimes plan and he said, decling further comment. lead operations. —Associated Press —Associated Press

~ ~ 0 ~ 0 ~ ~ R 0 I 0 ~ 0 ~ ~ \ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 'I 4 l J % ' 'l ' 4 'k MH'Hf S Friday, November 8, 199$ THE ABGONA UT 3 Laser acupuncture helps smokers quit Sean Tetpon ing a habit; the cravings." Staff The traditional acupuncture needle is one way to stimulate acupoints. Sandell Moscow chiropractor John R. Sandell uses a modern laser to stimulate acu- says being shot a laser by beam can be points, especially when treating smok- a comfortable and effective treatment ing addictions. ,for who want people to stop smoking. "Treatments generally allow the Sandell uses a helium-neon "cold" patient to stop (smoking) without expe- laser in place of traditional acupuncture riencing the negative side effects," he needles, to his help patients stop smok- said. "Nicotine is a drug. It is some- ing. The laser emits a concentrated times easier getting people off of beam of light, stimulating specific cocaine thannicotine." S S points on the ear's h surface. Stimulation Sandell said some of his patients h of the is points Intended to reduce the have spent hundreds of dollars on nico- desire to smoke. s tine gum and patches. "If you quit on r r In addition to laser treatments, small gum or patches, good)" he said. "Ifyou acupressure BBs are taped to points on can add acupuncture to the gum and , rrsg!Piltsl sly she«tth! hgeeh rr+h«ah"II t':,':Bra«i;,:8 o'jiliny'ejP,''«ji«t fifal;:gP'eh,::hh::::tohh; i the ear specifically connected with f patches, theresultsaremuchbetter." smoking addiction. Whenever the Themedicalcommunityiscriticalof patient has an urge to smoke, they gen- acupuncture and chiropractic treat- tly rotate the BBs with their fingertipsh ments on whole. Sandell says the reducing desire "Over for nicotine. the American Medical Association in par- past three years, 72 percent of our ticular, is against any alternative treat- smokers the (in program) quit»" he ments not handled by traditional doc- said. tora. The origins of acupuncture dates «Our profession is not back over anti-drug or 5,000 years to China. anti-surgery," Sandell said. "We need However, acupuncture was relatively to work as a team." unknown in the United States until The chiropractic prnfesaio, and its when 1971, relations with China subset of acupuncture, is gaining improved. recognition. In 1991 the American Acupuncture is therapy designed to Journal of Maternal and Child Nursing improve the balance of energy in the said acupuncture treatments are suc- human body. It is reported the body has cessful on mothers with crack addic- energy flowing through more than tion. In 1993,the Ministry of Health in r «acupoints." 1,000 Acupoint stimula- Ontario, Canada, reported chiropractic u « tion is believed to restore energy bal- care to be more cost-effective when ance for internal organs and structures. compared to standard medical treat- Sandell says acupoint stimulation releases pain-killing endorphins and "Some people who seek acupuncture infection-fighting cells. "It is safe have tried everything," he said. comfortable and effective," he said. «people need to know there is an alter- "Acupuncture makes it easy to quit. It native approach to health, called chiro- takes. away the hard elements of kick- 'pr'actic."

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Eng, Corinne Flowers, Adam Senator John Hoyne expressed Student Union "I it's Gardels, Valaree Johnson, Joel Fraternity. said, think "Student Advisory Services has concerns to the senate about the great. Part of the value of the col- numerous programs for students Jones, Jerri Lake, Lisa Lannigan, student Andrew Longeteig, Andrea Board Chris Houck, which oversees faculty relationships here lege education is having that asso- who have learning disabilities and at the UI. Hoyne wants to have ciation not only with peers but with they are a great resource to point Lucero, Erik Marone, Michael McNulty like a bat out of'ell - Houck more interaction with the students your faculty in some more mean- people in the right direction,- Shannon Paterson announce4 that at least 3p candi and faculty outside of the class- ingful way than just lecturer or lec- Hoyne said. Talia Reyna, Justin Oliver Ruen, Aaron 4ates are running for pffices an4 at room and office hours. ture. I think it will help create the Robert Firming, assistant vice Schab, Michael Stetson, least 18 of these are for senate posi- Hoyne is curren'tly working on kind of binds that he is talking president of Budgeting and Sean Tetpon, Mark Vanderwaii, tions. Houck also announced that legislation that will fund a night in about where people really do feel Planning, has resigned from his Andrew White election petitions are due at the the Student Union Underground for like there is a community here that position to pursue opportunities at Advertising Sales: close of today in the senate offices. students and the faculty to get to goes beyond the classroom." Old Dominion University. "He has Eric Gerratt, Jamison Johnson, ASUI Vice President Damon know each other. Hoyne also said that UI has a been a great friend to the students," Corey Strycker Darakjy announced that he will not "The idea behind it is to find a tremendous amount of programs 'aid Wilson. Advertising Productionr Ryan Donahue, Luke Johnson, Amy Phillips Clinton, GOP leaders discuss budget impasse Photographers: Dave Balenzo, Joa Harrison, Bush Houston, Carey Associated Press to work out a way to work together." The conciliatory words on the debt limit con- PowelL Jared Smith WASHINGTON —President Clinton and Gingrich and Senate Majority Leader Bob trasted with remarks Gingrich made earlier in Graphics: Jason Timblin Republican leaders met congressional face to Dole, R-Kan., said Republicans were consider- the day, when he said Wall Street investors had Circulation: Ken Ladow, David face on their budget impasse Wednesdaya ing extending the government's soon-to-expire told Republicans that "the market would shrug it Silver with emerging no specific agreements but speak- borrowing authority into early December, short- off" if the government went into default, some- about ing positively the chances of temporarily ly after they hope to send Clinton a final version thing that has never happened. Student Media Manager avoiding a federal default. of their seven-year, budget-balancing package. 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M2'Mf & Eriday, November 8, 199$ THE ANCONA UT S Perry calls Okinawa rape aberration, apologizes profusely Associs(cd Press must accept the inconveniences that Korean peninsula by force of arms. and Foreign Minister Yohei Kono, sonnel on Okinawa had earned a TOKYO —Hoping to put U.S.- come with hosting troops, he said. President Clinton and other U.S. had agreed Japan would continue reputation over the years as "good Japanese defense relations back on "We hope those (American} officials publicly expressed regret supporting the 47,000 U.S. troops neighbors." track, Defense William Secretary forces will never have to be called shortly after the Americans were based in Japan, including those on "Every American serviceman and Perry apologized profusely to Japan inta combat, but if they are I will be arrested for the Okinawa assault. Okinawa. Japan pays about 70 per- woman in Japan has pledged to Wednesday for alleged rapes by very glad and you will be very glad Perry, however, went further in his cent of the non-salary cost of bas- regain this reputation" in the after- U.S. servicemen. He also said that that they are based where they are," apology Wednesday —reflecting a ing the Americans in Okinawa and math of the "and to regain Japan's security still depends on rape, Perry told the mostly Japanese deep concern of the Clinton admin- elsewhere in Japan. said. America. your respect," Perry audience. istration that the incident could rup- Perry left open the possibility that To underscore this message, The gang rape of a 12-year-old Perry flew to South Korea ture relations with Japan. some of the approximately 26,000 Perry flew to Yokosuka, outside girl on Okinawa, allegedly by two Thursday for talks on the threat Perry also announced that, in on Okinawa could be shifted to Tokyo, the Navy base that is home Marines and a Navy seaman who posed communist North Korea's by response to Okinawan protests other parts of Japan but that Japan to the U,S. 7th Fleet, including the go on trial next week, has magni- million-man army. his arrival the American military pres- would have to for that. Upon against pay aircraft carrier USS Independence. fied a long-simmering resentment at Seoul Air Base, Perry said the ence, Washington and Tokyo will ln his speech, Perry said he felt There he gave a pep talk to the by many in Japan of having 47,000 37,000 U.S. troops stationed in establish a "special action commit- "deep sorrow for the little girl who troops meant to reassure them that American troops in their midst. South Korea "will remain here as tee" to recommend measures for was the tragic victim and for her neither he nor the American public In a speech to the Japan National long as the Republic of Korea gov- consolidating bases or possibly family, and anger at the perpetra- equates them with the accused Press Club dominated by the ernment and people want them to reducing the number of American tors whose actions not only caused Okinawa problem, Perry said he stay." troops on the island. a tragedy for the victims but also rapists. "My to is a was speaking for all members of Lee Yang-ho, the South Korean The specifics, including the com- unfairly reflected on the many fine single message you the U.S. armed farces in expressing defense minister, said in welcoming mittee's charter and timetable for American military personnel in big thank you," Perry told a group "my deep sorrow and anger for this remarks for Perry that his govern- action, will be announced by Japan." of Marines who had just completed terrible act" of rape Sept.4. ment remained concerned that Clinton and Prime Minister "I also want to apologize for the drills at Yokosuka. "Keep up the At the same time, Perry made a North Korea "shows no sign of Tomiichi Murayama when they pain and the concern this has good work. Your country is proud point of saying Japan still needs the change in its military and politics." meet in Tokyo in mid-November, caused the Japanese people," Perry of you." He also spoke to the crew United States to ensure its security, He also said that U.S. forces are Perry said. said. "The American people share of the frigate USS Rodney M. even though the former Soviet needed to deter the North's "never- Perry also said he and his this pain with you." Davis and paid a courtesy call to threat is gone. Therefore Japan ending desire" to reunify the Japanese counterpart, Seishiro Eto, Perry said the U.S. military per- sailors aboard a Japanese destroyer. Analysis: even successful peace talks may not help Clinton Assoc@ted Press Secretary. of State Warren Christopher and Somalia. tiators not to count on U.S. troops to eiiforce WASHINGTON —For President Clinton, opened the negotiations Wednesday, telling Coloring the House debate was Vietnam's any peace agreement. the outcome of U.S.-sponsored Bosnia peace the parties that if they fail "the war will enduring legacy, a powerful national reluc- In the Senate, Majority Leader Bob Dole of talks could prove as perilous as the war itself. resume." tance to commit U.S. forces to dangerous sit- Kansas, a leading contender for the 1996 A peace agreement would touch off a bitter But what if they succeed? uations in far-off lands. Republican presidential nomination, got 50 election-year debate over sending U.S. The Republican Congress, with a leader- In words directed to both a reluctant senators to sign a letter to Clinton saying the ground troops. Continuation of the war could ship hungry to defeat Clinton in 1996, has Congress and nervous public, Christopher administration "has not yet made the case" threaten the future of NATO and raise ques- served clear notice it will resist deployment said, "Before we deploy, we must know that for deployment. tions about America's world influence. of U.S. troops as peacekeepers. And that' the parties have reached agreement and that "I will oppose any congressional resolution "We will have a debate either way," said not the end of his potential problems. they are prepared to stick to it." designed to give Bill Clinton the moral or Richard Haass, who served on the National Assuming the leaders of Bosnia, Serbia and Assurances won't be enough for a legal authority to send Americans to Bosnia," Security Council during the Bush administra- Croatia agree to end the killing, Clinton may Republican Congress that is demanding a said Sen. Phil Gramm of Texas, one of tion. "We will have a debate over the conse- win the argument with Congress and get sup- voice in any decision to deploy U,S. troops in Dole's rivals for the presidential nomination. quences of success in Dayton or over the port for deployment of U.S. troops. But it Bosnia as part of a NATO peacekeeping If Congress says no, what then? consequences of failure." would be a costly victory if the agreement force. A resumption of the war, said Christopher, And whichever debate takes place will unravels and Americans are caught in a cross The mood on Capitol Hill was expressed "would threaten the viability of NATO, reflect the heat of a presidential campaign. fire. During the House debates members when the House voted 315 to 102 Monday in which has been the bedrock of European It was with a somber warning tliat raised grim memories of Vietnam, Lebanon favor of a resolution telling the Bosnia nego- security for 50 years."

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The price ban was challenged in 1991 after decline in consumption, I might add, coupled prices, and the state, which says the social The ruling, which is expected next spring, 44 Liquormart was fined for advertising with a steady increase in advertising.," cost of excessive alcohol consumption is too will have implications for other states that prices. Lawson said. high, reaches the U.S. Supreme Court this ban or limit liquor price advertising. The jus- U.S. District Judge Rayinond Pettine ruled "What you'e seeing is people fighting week. tices were told that those states include the ban violated free-speech rights, but the harder over a share of a smaller and smaller The court will hear arguments Wednesday, Arkansas, Connecticut, Georgia, Kansas, 1st Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston market." then decide whether states may try to curb Minnesota, Missouri, New Hampshire, North reversed that ruling. 44 Liquormart, which The case also represents a clash between alcohol consumption by banning price adver- Carolina, Pennsylvania and South Carolina. was joined by Peoples in the lawsuit, the First Amendment and the 21st tising. The ruling could affect New Rhode Island's argument is that liquor store appealed to the Supreme Court, which last Amendment, which gives states the power to Hampshire, which also controls liquor adver- ads are commercial speech, which can be reg- spring agreed to hear oral arguments. regulate alcohol. The 21st Amendment tisements. ulated, said Rebecca Tedford Partington, the Among the arguments is whether banning allows the state to enact a ban because it is a "The state's attitude is that it's going to special assistant attorney general who will price advertising curbs alcohol consumption. legitimate government purpose and it the keep people of Rhode Island ignorant, argue the state's case. The state brought expert witnesses at trial advances the purpose in a reasonable way, sort of for their own good. The Supreme The state can restrict ads if it can show sev- who testified that advertising did boost alco- Pine said. that's Cotttrt said repeatedly prohibited by the eral points: that the state has a substantial hol consumption; the liquor stores'xperts This will be the first time in 10 years that It's a'paternalistic and ulti- First Amendment. interest in curbing alcohol consumption, that said it did not. the state attorney general's office has argued mately insulting attitude," said Evan Lawson, the ban advances the state's interest, and that "It's like happy hour," Attorney General before the Supreme Court. In the last case, a Boston attorney for the liquor stores. the restriction is no more extensive than nec- Jeffrey Pine said, "If you get a beer for a the court sided with the state and ruled that The ban is being challenged by 44 essary, Partington said. buck consumption goes up between 5 and 7 the presence of armed state troopers in the in and Liquormart Johnston Peoples Super The state argues excessive alcohol con- p.m." courtroom did not affect a defendant's right Ne: Liquor Stores in the border towns of w sumption increases crime, causes social and "Fallacious," Lawson said in a telephone to a fair trial, Pine said. Pea and lentil producers just looking for some respect Associated Press bottom shelf next to the dust bun- The Research Department in A previous marketing cam- ing them from the U.S., not BOISE—Idaho and Washington's nies," says Tim McGreevy, admin- Seattle, pointed to the industry's paign —to national food editors- Canada. and lentil it is dry pea growers say istrator of the Moscow-based Idaho need for more effective retail pack- has trumpeted the products'rendy Fred Muehlbauer, a Pullman- high time their topnotch products Pea and Lentil Commission. aging and more aggressive selling international recipes, relentless based Agricultural Research the low-down in the stopped getting "You'e not going to be doing a to the nation's restaurants, cafete- healthfulness and surprisingly rapid Service geneticist who has released nation's grocery chains. drive-by pickup on that product rias and dried soup makers. cooking time. four varieties of peas and five vari- They say their products are whereas, with some of these canned The Palouse region of northern "The word is out," says Jill Suess, eties of lentils over 25 years, says unparalleled in nutritional value soups and prepared soup mixes at Idaho and eastern Washington pro- manager of Spokane Seed's Colfax, the Palouse's growing conditions and have earned eye-level shelf eye level, you'e going to drive by duces 90 percent of the nation's dry Wash., facility and chairman of the typically produce less weathered they will be spending spaceband and snag on them." peas and lentils. Stephen Guy, USA Dry Pea and Lentil Council's and rain-damaged products than many of their marketing dollars for McGreevy's observations were University of Idaho Extension crop domestic marketing committee. Canada's. the next five years seeing that they confirmed by a recent domestic management specialist in Moscow, Suess says the restaurants, manu- Unfortunately, with many of the get it. marketing survey growers commis- says the cool-season legume crops facturers and wholesalers should nation's "The packagers located in the traditional cellophane bags sioned of manufacturers, retailers fit nearly perfectly into dryland not only be buying more dry peas Midwest, the market-dominating of lentils and split peas are on the and wholesalers. The survey, by wheat rotations. and lentils, but they should be buy- Canadians "are as close if not clos- er than we are," says Mike Watson of Stegner Grain in Lewiston. 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mend fences with her now;that '. Canada, bypassing the economic reservations. he.'.:,.Education Department.':, -::because Schroeder'asn't sup- is the chairman of the Senate: '.""",He turmoil some feared would result "The Indians are Canadians," Is:going''ta have:to build ported th'e'idea in the"past.'The Education Committee,'::, from creating an independent Harrimen said. "They don't want ':..." his relationship with Dr. Fox over Senate Education'Commit tee In the first week nation. to be part of Quebec. You take that as hI:ad af the time,"Biacksaid.,: .':.,', killed:Tllman's bi11;to'allow committee, 'he -':-maverick:. par- The threat of secession had land away and Quebec would be a Schroeder said he.will caII,Fox: ents and. teachers',to create. their Republican also is Canadians panicking. very small country." sending sig- and do everything he can to work, own innovative schools, naia he's willing - "':,:': "Big companies are pulliug out," Dominic Fafard, a French-speak- to,compromise with her.-:,:-':.:: -.':. -:.,:;,::-:: Dorothy Fritz, Lewiston', chair- said Tom a truck on the charter schools bill Martin, driver ing Quebec native and a member he;.:,. "A'lot of ttungs have happened: woman of the Nez Perce County who delivered West helped kill during the last two ': newsprint to of the Wheeling Thunderbirds sInce the last session," he said;,, Christian Coalition, said she was Virginia on Monday. "I'e been , legislative'sessions, ':.::-'-: so hockey team, believed the main ';.::':::,',:,Foi.one thing,'he state Board:surprised the'.GOP,Senate leaders busy the last few weeks hauling issue was Senate Majority Leader. David '.:of: language. Education disbanded::the gav'e Schroeder the job. everything I can out of Quebec, "You go anywhere in Quebec, R-Caldwell,'::. 'said: '-: 'eirick;. 'shool reform committee,'. -:: . . "I don't know why he bothers Companies don't want to be stuck you can make yourself understood ,Schroeder was,controversial:.in::,,:::."There aie''a lot af new. players, . calling himself a Republicin,". in a country without a . govern- in English," he said. "But with t"e last sessiar5 '::.:::::,::.';:::::.:::'includirig Di Fox„and you.have'::she'said. '"As. far'. ment." I'm as:I am:.con- French, outside of Quebec, not '"After:the discussions''I',have '. got to have; all'the pia'y'ets'at the '' ce'rned,-Schroeder''is'a'liberal'In Many Quebec residents commute really sure about it." .had,with, him,'I feel. real positive " table,",:,,he said "As-chairman, I: sheep's clothing..Quite frankly;,I everyday to jobs in Ottawa. If Fafard said he would have liked '.'he wIII make a Positive.contii"u-, have:the"responsibility; to take a,'' cquld think of people'.a lot: more Quebec had voted to create a sov- to see a separate Quebec, but he lion td the Republican caucus and:.; broader,,view; of what's good for 'ua1ifii;d if we'are going'ta.'work ereign state, Martin believed those knew it was not a good move due the Senate.'in that position,":: he'he,:state. as a.whole.'::Also, a's 'a charge the education systein to jobs would have been lost. to the loss of many advantages of .said "They would need work visas to being part of a bigger country. Friday;::::-„-,,:,,::,::;:.::.::::.';:::::;::::::::-:''::,":ch'airman,"1:a'g'f

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loophole experts over honest to cut the federal budget by folding upon also cutting some people' trillions in new products. Few can taxpayers, and parents of health maintenance organizations taxes makes it look like more imagine today what research will young children over every- and other nontraditional providers surgery was performed on turn up years from now that save body else. It's an improve- into the Medicare mix and by Medicare than actually was lives through gains in medical treat- ment on the $354 billion ver- accepting the risk that health care required. ment and produce new technologies sion passed by House for senior citizens will be effective- But the bottom line is this: If that provide jobs, give us new Republicans. But it is still ly rationed. Congress is only going to address sources of energy and on and on. mighty curious economics The Republicans are right in say- Medicare, without addressing Private enterprise relies on a rea- from a party that generally ing that something had to be done. health-care reform in general, the sonably quick return on its invest- Cheap opposes government med- The Democrats are right in saying options taken in this bill are the ment; it won't support basic dling in society and the mar- that the Republicans'nsistence only ones available. research that may take years or ketplace. The tragedy is that the previous decades to bring a profit, if any. It Shots It's too much to hope that Congress (with Republicans loudly takes a partnership of government, Congress will scrap a big tax in opposition and the administration industry and universities to provide cut with elections looming. messing up an opportunity) missed solid science research programs It's not too much to ask that the chance to change the entire from basic efforts to product devel- editorials Here are excerpts front Washington exercise a little eco- healthware landscape and not have opment. in the United States in newspapers nomic and fiscal discipline. to put all the burden of cost con- If government folds, the partner- abroad. and trols on the people —elders and ship fails. Fort Worth g exas) Star- their children —who benefit from The prospect of a drought in basic Star Tribune, Minneapolis, on Telegram on Medicare: Medicare. research has alarmed a wide seg- tax cuts: It's not nearly as pure of heart as ment of the public, including scien- Republican tax writers in the U.S the sponsoring Republicans say, Statesman Journal, Salem, tists, business organizations, envi- Senate finally released their long- nor will it lay waste to the land- Ore., on federal funding. for ronmentalists and public officials. awaited tax cut. One can only ask: scape, as the Democrats assert. But research and development. Congress is ready to cut research fathered this Who mongrel'he this can be said of the Medicare bill A hackneyed axiom warms us not and development by about one- $224 billion proposal would that passed the House on (Oct. 19): to eat our seed corn. In its frenzy to third. bias the tax code in favor of stock It wouldn't have been what it is if cut spending, Congress is about to We don't hear of similar cuts in speculators over wage-earners, Congress had been more responsi- ignore the old but sound piece of tobacco subsidies, pork projects ble earlier, and it will hurt a lot of advice by reducing the nation's and a host of other programs that Americans. financial support of research and shovel money into a black hole FORNI 'FROM PACE9 If you set out to slow the rate of development. from which no benefits emerge. cost increase in Medicare, the What happened to the vision of Trim money from the military, choices are few. remove it but to no avail which these single-minded lawmakers? from stealth bombers and new sub- What can be done is what this bill really angers me because now I Are they so eager to cut a few dol- marines, from export promotions the amounAhat ben- can't listen to AM radio at all does: increase lars that they would cripple the pro- and sugar subsidies. But spare the eficiaries for this insurance because the static seems to have pay grams that have made the United seed corn. coverage and squeeze the amounts States the most and health gotten worse). prosperous Keep our schools, our pro- that hospitals and doctors can It's getting to the point where technologically advanced nation in grams and transportation system, receive for treatment under the world. the government isn't even bother- our social services safety net and Medicare. A few million dollars saved the science research programs that ing to hide its evil intentions. You by The however it is candy- cutting public research and devel- have us life and see, I'e also applied for a strategy, given long prosper- anybody's is opment could us billions teacher's certificate. I had planned coated in legislation, cost and ity. on informing all of my students about this government conspiracy, but now I'm having second thoughts because the forms are demanding I tell them my social Nov2R8 security number, an address, whether or not I'e been found TREATY guilty of any crime more serious SUB Gold 8 Sil er thari a traffic ticket (for blackmail- ~ ing purposes) and what the fre- BREW PUB quency of the transmitter in my RfTls I tooth is (I think the bureaucrats are ~ becoming more inept at tracking I Moscow 8 Pullman's ONLY me). Sheesh. A guy can't even have MICRO-BREWERY his privacy anymore. I should real- Must sign up at th IiB info ly have theni change the frequency desk or in the of that darned thing so I can listen A A ~ e ~ ~ ~ to my fellow conspiracy buffs on AM radio. 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Justin Cason Staff ::.'.::::,'''.::.'.:::::o',:,"'e'v'er'i't's he Kibbie Dome thundered with cheers of those other than football fans last weekend —and with Tgood reason. urdar'DYi':.4,;,"" Country musician Chris LeDoux played before a fiery crowd of well over 1,000 people last Friday night. Performing songs from both his early years, and ones PerforIn'ance: Washington that have made him the modern star he is today. LeDoux's careful, but enthusiastic, mastery of his State Uiilversity AIImnus songs made the concert one of the best the University of Idaho has seen this year. This artistic zeal, coupled with Horac'e Alexander....Young, '„„ certain other aspects of the show itself—various lighting '~voodwhd irtist'arid:iinger, effects, on-stage explosives and spectacular sound— proved the correct formula for a great performance. 'Arts" at'easely':Performiiig The concert featured many peaks, one of which was "Tougher Than the Rest," a tune originally written by p.m,",Co'st is'll Coliseum 8 at Bruce Springsteen. A slower mellower song, it provided the door.',.'."..::::'::',:':,'.,:..';:,:."'""'"';,"„":,' an opportunity for the more unfamiliar audience mem- bers to see a less flashy side of the singer. LeDoux's back-up band consisted mainly of the same of musicians who have supported him on the past Rea'dingi Geprge:.',":.„„'';', group Sculptor few LeDoux albums. Gary Bodily on bass guitar, K.W. Robeits will be'signing ropies Turnbow on drums and Bobby Jensen on organ in partic- "'of ular, excelled in what turned out to be over an hour of his new book; Dire Waif,'at, country groove. A majority of the tracks covered by LeDoux are found Bookpeople from..11:.'a,m. to 1 on his latest album, Haywire, which was released last year. "Big Love" is about the love a man has for a woman. While this is a rather common theme in country p.m.'onday, musio —and in all music for that matter —LeDoux adds Country Nov. an originality unique to his upbeat style. 8 In "Honky Tonk World," the performer showcased his singing talent in an energetic track about today's dating scene. sensation "You don't stand a chance unless you take her out to Chris Facchln-Jerisen will Art: Debra dance / 'Cause we'e living in a honky tonk world," LeDoux performed be exhibiting lier thesis, LeDoux sang. It was hard not to believe him. "Cowboys Like a Little Rock and Roll," a song written for the Landscapes: Heart, Soul and. by Charlie Daniels, gave the singer another opportunity second time to show off his electric style, as did "Dallas Days and at the Ktbbie Bones, at the University Fort Worth Nights." Dome last Friday's concert was the second time LeDoux has per- Friday. Gallery at Ridenbaugh Hall. A LeDoux formed at the Kibbie Dome. Three years ago, he opened performed be. for Sawyer Brown at the same venue. reception will held from 5-7 from Perfect Stranger, a band from Carthage, Texas, opened songs p.m. in Hidenbaugh Ha0. for LeDoux. The bounded on to the country scene his plethora group of albums. this past year with its single, "Ridin'he Rodeo." A few Over months later, they signed with Curb Records and are I,000 Tuesday, Nov. now well on their way to a successful career. The strong people 7 ';. watched the show they put on Friday attested to this. show, which Still, it was LeDoux who made the evening such a suc- ' ai was opened 'usic: Binanafish will be per'- cess, To say the crowd merely liked the show would be an immense understatement. When fans weren't swing- by Perfect forming at 8 p.m;.in ing or reaching out to shake LeDoux's hand, they were Stranger.

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"I Readlngt Author Stan Tate will wanted to see the typogra- think that a written code of con- phy," says Baker who was accept- duct would deter anyone from vio- sign copies of Jumping GeoffBaker ed at UI but came to the area blind- lating rules." ly. "I really like the wide open Baker says what normally occurs Skyteard at 8 p.m. at speaks for spaces." when a student has violated the Baker, who eventually wants to SCC is they receive a written com- Bookpeople, himself end up in commercial defense, plaint from one of the two Judicial believes that law school should be Officers, also third year law stu- Valaree Johnson for those who really want to serve dents, from the Student Advisory Reading: Fiction writer Lesa . Strff justice in society. Services. The student also receives "The whole rap that attorneys are a cover letter informing the student runs afoul of the Ixders will read from Lady veryone greedy money suckers is wrong," of their right;to be represented by law once in awhile, but not says Baker. "Our real intention is an adviser or the Student Defender. Cod at 7:30p.m. in the UI Law everybody knows they are E to have a positive impact on peo- "I usually try to figure out what entitled to free counsel here at the ple's lives." happened, brainstorm about the Building Courtroom. University of Idaho. Baker believes that in order to be options and educate students about Geoff Baker, a third-year law Geoff Baker a successful lawyer you must be the process," says Baker. He says student at Ul, is ASUI student able to read, speak and write effec- law school really isn't about learn- defender for the 1995-96school to answer the typical questions Thursday, Nov. 9: tively, but most importantly you ing the law but rather looking up year and is eager to educate stu- such as "Will this be on my perma- must have a genuine concern for facts, looking rules and then dents about his position. nent record?" up the community which brings him applying the facts to the rule. "I'd like people to think of Baker is originally from Virginia Music: Singer/Songwriter to the position he now holds. Baker says that between 90 and myself as a resource they can tap," Beach, Va. Hc did his undergradu- In addition to his desire to edu- 95 percent of cases are usually set- say Baker. ate work at William & Mary in Priscilh Herdman at the cate people about the sanctions in tled and he hasn't had a chance for Not many students really read history. His junior year he realized the SCC, Baker would like to be defense in a hearing yet. While the Moscow Community Center. every line of the Student Code of his options with history were "few known as an adviser to students beginning of the semester is usual- Conduct, but even more probably and far behveen." A history pro- who feel he is on their side. As an ly busier, his work is relatively Cost is $6 for Palouse Folore don't know that when they are fessor told him he should consider undergraduate once himself, Baker steady. So before feel like accused of violating the conduct vesting his talents elsewhere and you Society members and $8 for realizes that the SCC isn't neces- pulling a fire alarm or running code they are entitled to his free Baker knew that interest was law. sarily going to stop anyone from down Greek row naked, to services. After a year off, he applied to sev- go the general public. Music violating it. Baker's office in the Student "Some people may just need eral law schools around the coun- "It's like an ostrich sticking his Union and see if it's really worth starts at 8 someone to talk to about their situ- try, but his true wish was to come p.m. head in the sand," says Baker. it. ation," says Baker who is prepared out west. '- -* "We'd be kidding ourselves to 4.~AWAlrke 4AM pa I I 0 1 1 I l 0 ~ l ~ 4 > ~ ~ WIST ~ 0ji ~ 4 ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ 4 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I C.'axzt~u.e Like. &May, November 11, 199$ THE ABGONA UT 13 uncs in o oo a ues zen "To Matt Baldwla have the blues is like an euphemism for being down, being depressed. A lot of saee the blues is quite similar to today's coun- All hail the Grand Poobah of the air- try music," said the Grand Poobah waves. His majesty has come to serenade The Grand Poobah plays mainly from us with his blues show, known only as the vinyl, with some sojourns in the world of Giant Octopus Rhythm and Blues Revue. CD. He feels that blues sounds better on Welcome to another installment of the vinyl than it does on any other form of most destructive journalism media. 'd», ~ since Deep Throat. This is the "All the cool stuff is back on Argonaut's DJ profile. T vinyl," said the Grand Poobah, a Erik Marone, a.k.a. the "Blues needs to be played on Grand Poobah, hosts discus- vinyl." sion of relevant issues. And "Traditional blues is the issue is blues. 'ust the person "I try to feature blues and his guitar," way back from the ,e said the Grand beginning of the Poobah. blues from the 20s Grand Poobah to the current is also the pro- stuff," Grand motions direc- ,.„-;:.":.,,'QP tor at KUOI. Poobah said, "I "jazz and started with the +,L blues developed KUOI '4i'" t around the same summer of my ) sophomore year. I time. I used to do A a jazz and blues was looking at visual Ia .'rt g:,a; show which was c'ommunication and I e e fine. But I phased the jazz thought that a radio sta- 1945-1995 I'm out because a lot of the tion would be fun. times it would not blend you now starting my fourth as a DJ at KUOI," begin to get into the newer stuff. year *W Right around the 40s and 50s the Grand Poobah said. 'Ever since I started tak- when blues and jazz really started A e to separate. Blues developed into ing interest in blues back in high been a musical country and rock 'n roll and jazz went off school, it has always genre -~E' blues and did its own thing. When you are play- that has something I really like. The has traditionally been the music of suffer- ing the earlier stuff, then it meshes pretty «a +p well, but the later stuff doesn't mesh as ing," the Grand Poobah said. I, :2a :s well." If you want to catch the Grand Poobah's show can listen to him on Tuesday Poobah also feels much of the newer you t stuff lacks in soul. from 10 a.m. to noon. Just tune to 89.3 on "A lot the newer blues doesn't have that your FM dial and listen to the beauty of Tora Triolo little something to it that makes it blues. KUOI during its Giant Octopus Rhythm his show It's fine music technically, but it isn't real and Blues Revue hours. Erik Marone, KLJOI's 'Grand Poobah; gets into the karma of blues. Check out blues," Grand Poobah said. Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to noon on 89.3 FM.

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"When you take Robert Scott's The current crew is in danger of productivity out of our offense it becoming the first since that 1959 Idaho at Northern Arizona makes it tough," Tormey said. club to go winless away from the "Northern Arizona plays a lo< of Palouse through an entire season. Walkup Skydome a pressure defense with eight-man Idaho, OQ away from the Kibbie Flagsfaff, Ariz. ~ fronts and they probably have the Dome so far this season, will get a best corner in the league in Rayna chance to change its luck when it 1400 AM KRPL Stewart. I assume he will cover clashes with Northern Arizona in 5:05p.m. Dwight most of the time." Flagstaff Saturday, but the task -A productive Vandal running won't be easy. The Lumberjacks game would likely loosen up the (7-2) moved up three spots in the half that total at 91.3. 2,279 passing yards, completed 68 Northern Arizona 224-90. NAU defense and would certainly Sports Network Div. 1-AA poll this Much of the Flagstaff, Ariz. percent of his passes and thrown for "The Vandals are an extremely take a load off the UI passing game, week to 13th in the nation and sit school's success on the ground has 20 touchdowns and only three proud program, a very tough, phys- but Tormey isn't giving any clues Standings with a 4-1 ical program," NAU coach Steve atop Big been due to Dixie Junior College interceptions. "I on how he plans to attack the league record. In addition NAU is transfer Archie Amerson. The 5- Senior wideout Rod Marshall Axman said. am expecting a very league's best run defense. coming off an emotional 42-14 foot 9-inch 175-pound junior is the leads a talented receiving corps for tough game. I am awfully glad we "It's a secret," Tormey said at road victory last weekend over second-leading rusher in the confer- the 'Jacks. Marshall is tied with are playing at home. We have not Tuesday's press conference. Idaho State while the Vandals were ence, gaining 107 rushing yards a Weber State's Pokey Eckford for played very well in Moscow." "We'e not a Montana. We don' the humbled by Weber State 25-19 in game. Amerson has 961 rushing the league lead with 60 receptions. If Idaho (3-4) is to Ii;ive have five wideouts. We have to run Ogden, Utah. yards this season could become just Marshall has totaled 700 receiving Lumberjacks a run for their money it some and better than we have "Northern Arizona is probably the fifth NAU runner to gain 1,000 yards and nine touchdowns. The senior signal caller Eric Hisaw will been." the best team we'e played on the yards in a season. The San Diego Lumberjacks have four other have to turn in a big performance. Idaho running back Joel Thomas road. Statistically they lead the con- native also has 11 rushing touch- receivers with at least 20 catches on Despite a less-than-spectacular announced this week it is unlikely Weber ference in the four most important downs on the season and will break the year. effort last week against he will return this season after hav- has categories," Idaho coach Chris the NAU school record with his As if the Lumberjacks don't have State, the Cheney, Wash. native arthrospcopic knee surgery ear- back his ing Tormey said. next ground score. enough offensive weapons kicker been superb since winning lier this season, meaning he will be Brian The first-year Vandal coach is The solid Lumberjack running Kevin O'eary leads the Sky in starting job from sophomore eligible to retain his junior status Hisaw is alluding to the Lumberjacks league game does nothing but bring oppos- scoring and has converted on 16 of Brennan three weeks ago. next season with a medical redshirt. effi- best scoring offense, scoring ing defenses closer to the line of 21 field goal attempts. third in the conference in pass also announced sophomore Montana's Dave Tormey defense, rushing offense and rush- scrimmage so senior quarterback The Vandals do have the past on ciency behind running back Marcelle Williams ing defense. NAU is averaging 41.7 Jeff Lewis can disect opposing sec- their side. Idaho has taken eight Dickenson and Lewis with a 157.02 will likely see increased action point- a game while giving up just ondaries. The 6-3 Lewis has straight games in the series, not los- rating. If Hisaw keeps his hot hand Saturday after watching Thomas star 14. On the ground the 'Jacks are grabbed the attention of pro scouts ing to the NAU crew since a 24-0 he could break former Vandal and senior Lavonni Kidd get most rushing for 214.9 yards a contest with his size and stats. Through setback in Moscow in 1986. In the Doug Nussmeier's season record of of the carries through the first seven while their defense allows less than nine games Lewis has collected last five games Idaho has outscored 154.4. games. Idaho looks to wrap up 4th straight title

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Vanderwall sophomore, is second in the league Mark hitting at .356 and chips in 3.29 kills Stan' a game. Weber State, the only leaguc club ith rumors of Greg Brady visiting the University of to knock off the Vandals, handing Idaho campus, he should the UI crew a five game loss in early outside hitter take note that he isn't the only star to October, is led by second in ever shine out of a of six kids Annette Hill. The junior is group 4.5 a on this campus. the league in kills, pounding Idaho's volleyball team puts six game and is hitting .291 on the year. seven-match win- kids of it's own in the spotlight this Idaho is riding a is con- weekend, as they attempt to run their ning streak and everyone whistle home winning streak to 44 with two tributing when the opening matches this weekend versus blows. "We well Northern Arizona and Weber State. are playing very right is in great shape right Idaho is in position to wrap up its now, everyone fourth consecutive Big Sky now and it shows in the way we have Tom Championship if it sweeps both con- been playing," Idaho coach ference foes over the weekend. Idaho Hilbert said. With one of the youngest teams will play Northern Arizona tonight, ever to at Idaho, success should and then will try to avenge its only play conference loss of the season continue for years to come. Idaho in Tzvetelina Saturday night against Weber State, only starts two seniors with both matches start at 7:30 p.m. in Yanchulova and Sarah Toomey, the team all being Memorial Gym. the remainder of Northern Arizona sits second in underclassmen. "We have some fine players Big Sky standings, but is just 1-6 on young a lot composure the road in league play. Sophomore that have gained of middle blocker Jenny Treglown over the season and really stepped up to fill some voids for this team," said Joa Harrison leads the Sky in hitting percentage at Idaho tennis player Katrina Burke works on her serve during practice Monday afternoon. .370 and is the Lumberjacks top Hilbert. killer, averaging 3.36 kills a game. Teammate Susan Brondell, another ~ SEE VOLLEYBALL PAGE 16 cPTt'B EHday, November 11,1995']pTHE ABGONA UT I S o eys ows I ahenativesa ito pri e

Damon BsrkduB Coffey, the offer to play at the knows what he eventually wants to Wallace, Idaho, Coffey says that St ll Rexburg school wasn't under schol- do after he graduates. he'd like to stay in the area and arship. "My goal was to make this my continue in the area of education. Glancing through the University "I always had the dream of play- best year ever, I said that last Like any true Idahoan, Coffey has media one can' of Idaho guide, ing college football," Coffey said. spring," Coffey said. "And I think tremendous pride in the spud'state notice there's one help but only "Back in Bonners Ferry, I worked it's turning out that way. and feels there's a certain differ- native Idahoan starting for the foot- out during the winter playing bas- Coffey has already woken up and ence in why he came to school at ball team. ketball and in the spring and sum- smelled the coffee and unlike most the University of Idaho as opposed does one stick with foot- So, how mer, that's what I did everyday was graduating seniors at UI, he knows to other athletes. through the years, knowing he ball get ready to play football. I wish I what he wants to do when he gets "Football has been great for me, won't start because the probably of would've played football there that little piece of paper called a it's great being a Vandal," Coffey fierce competition from the out of (Ricks)." diploma. said. "It's a good university. I take 'athletes? state After spending a year at Ricks, "I plan on getting into education. a lot of pride, probably more than "You that's true get discouraged, Coffey decided that it was his turn I'd like to teach for a few years and the other guys, because it's my commitment the but you make a to to dedicate time to the Church of coach football, then go on to get my home state and I'm not coming here team and you stick to it," said Latter Day Saints, and left for a two masters," Coffey said. "I'd like to because I was paid to play here. I native Travis Bonners Ferry Travls Coffey year mission to Portugal and Cape be an administrator really, may be came here because I love the Coffey, who recently earned a start- Verde, Africa. Above all, Coffey even an athletic director. I like Vandals and I love the state of ing job after speedster Montrell since being a scrawny freshmen believes that the mission made him school and.I'd like to go on." Idaho." Williams went out with a knee here at Idaho. a better overall person and besides Whether it be Bonners Ferry or injury. "It's discouraging when "It's a long time coming for me," which —he learned to speak you'e playing a lot of special Coffey said, wiping the sweat from Portuguese fluently. teams and you'e a back-up and his brow after previously finishing "I think I learned more about you don't get as many reps in, but a usually strenuous pre-game prac- myself in those two years," Coffey when your chance comes you'e tice. "I'm excited, it feels good." said. "Several times, we were with got to make the most of it." Unlike most student u-0 I athletes, Portuguese companions, didn' fnb e Coffey had his first real taste of Coffey not only ha's to concentrate speak any English and we lived playing time against the University on books and footballs, but as of with Portuguese people. I think you ~ of Montana when Williams was June 15, 1995, the Bonners Ferry leam, you spend two years. serVing helped off the field with a season hero has been a newlywed, married other people. You learn'to stay ded- ending knee injury. From there, to JoAnne Coffey. icated. You Iea'rn to persevere for I, Ilooly out of jaIllt Coffey proved himself to be worthy "She's (JoAnne) like a mom," two.years of work —long hours. I of a starting position after knocking Coffey said. "Every week she says- think it taught me to be a man." maybe (Buster) down a Dave Dickenson pass and don't get hurt. I just tell her she Once Coffey came back to Idaho, grabbing a crucial interception. can't think about thaf." he knew it was time to regain the MatNs hired him to "Travis played well. He came in, Pjaying football at Idaho was not intensity and dedication he once in a back-up role and played realty..--- ll1ways a main priority for the had for the game of football. He (hllke) Tyson's hand. well," said Idaho coltch. Chiis senior history/Spanish major. After walked on and redshiited in 1993 Tormey after an-eutstanding game graduating from Bonners Ferry and had one tackle as a back-up the performance'by Coffey against High school in 1989, and earning defensive back in 1993. —Ul senior Wildlife major Greg Moore on Grizzlies. football awards such as first team Last fall he played in all 11 The 6-foot 1-inch senior finally all-Intermountain League, Coffey games and recorded 10 tackles Mike Tyson's broken right thumb, which forced got the starting nod prior to the was offered the opportunity to play including one for a loss. 1995 is him to postpone Saturday night's heavyweight Weber State game. For Coffey, this football at Ricks College in Coffey's year —he's finally start- in Las Vegas. was an opportunity he'd waited for Rexburg, Idaho. Unfortunately for ing, he has a scholarship and he fight

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The key to Idaho's current suc- said Hilbert. cess could very well stem from the Idaho wraps up the regular sea- improved passing it has worked son next weekend with the hard on all season long. Montana schools before starting "The team is passing the play the Big Sky Tournament on Nov. 17th. The Vandals are in good position to host the BSC Tourney with a sweep this weekend. Idaho is in position "It would be really nice to not its have to travel, it is just as impor- to wrap up tant as it is to have your home fourth consecutive crowd behind you," said Hilbert. After the BSCTournament Idaho Big Sky crown if it will play Utah on Nov. 24th in hopes to keep its skills fine tuned sweeps Weber and for a hopeful NCAA Tournament NAU this weekend. berth for the fourth consecutive year. "Utah really wanted us to come exceptionally well and this allows down and play and this way both Lynne (Hyland) to get everyone schools will be able see live action involved. Teams can't just focus before the NCAA's instead of tak- on Lina (Yanchulova) and Beth ing nine days off, "said Hilbert. (Craig) because our passing allows Idaho has compiled a 21-4 record us to attack with different people," so far this season and looks des- tined for a conference title with a 'weekend sweep, but Hilbert wants / I ) ~ ~ aI to take things one game at a time. "We need to focus on Northern Arizona and we'l take ~ ~ ~ ~ ' I right now, it one game at a time from here on I ~ ~ ~ ' ~ out," said Hilbert. 'a i ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Louisa Kawulok and Jessica ~ ' ' Moore are starting to come into their.own, with the ~ a ~ along great ontest play of setter Lynne Hyland and Prize: cash Nov. 11th: 11am-1pm 1st $75 Yanchulova night in and night out 2rrd cash Register by Nov. gth Prize: $50 Idaho seems to have all their ducks 3rd Prize $ 25 cash in row stretch. at taalouse Mall or a for the season 2fun 106 I' a r /

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ImMI«tor Aogors'eighborhood (GG} (m Sow Many.Quilts Frl Sewing With', DISC Greet CI»fs'af Chicago FII Groat FX Family Affair HISTORY Year by Year SCIR Rlphy's Begeve It or Natl HOMENtQARDEH Tha Carol (INature (S) (CC) Frl Ewopssn Journal (IDaya of Our Uves (CC) CRT Duvall TLC Crafts a Ca Mon Evening Session Show Homatlme (CC) Wed McCulstlon Zl Barney 4 Friends (CC) NOST Wok With Yan Thu DISC Tlw Popular Mechankw Show LIFE MOVIES: Those Secrete IXI Bobby'e World (CC) DISH Frl The TNT Wgd, Wgd West Sesame MOVIE: Cttrss af ths Viking Grave: President's Chgd Mon The Heavenly (I Street (CC) Coloreel Mon Louisiana Cookln'ue Kld TRAV Llfsstyles of the Rich and Fa- AAE I Lost In tf» Barrens II (CC) Frl Darkwlng Tue Remlngton Steels Fri, Wed, Thu Runaway Father Wed Secrets of a NOUS Furniture on the Mend Wed Duck (S) (CC) Mon, Thu Mother AMC MOVIES: The President's Analyst AMC and Daughter Thu USA Love Connection MOVIES: Wild Heritage Fri Ths ESPN Inside the Senior PQA Tour Fri MTV Tue Five Card Stud Wed Wild Heart Clndy Crawford: An MTV Movie VH1 Music Matinee Mon-Wed Mon MotoWorld Man World's Strangest Man Special Frl, Pre- BRAVO Desat Roses Frl MOVIES: This CART Frl miere Videos Thu James Bond Jr. Competition Tue Hydroplane Racing NICK Qumby Property ls Condemned Mon The Thlrty- CNN EarlyPrlme (CC) Wed (1:05) DISH Charg ~ Brown and Sncopy Nlne Steps Tue PSN Rugby Mon, Wed Cycle World Thu Tomorrow Wsd One- DISC Great Chafe of New Orleans Frl ESPN2 Outdoors NFL'a Fri Eyed Jacks Thu Frl Qreatest Mo. SCIFI Night Gallery (1:05)SHOW MOVIE: Great Chafe of the East Man Great ments Tue SHOW The Uon Mon CART Scooby&oo MOVIES: Smile Fri Nukle Tue (1:05)TBS Cartoon Planet Chafe: Great Cltlea Tue, Thu Great FAll Famgy Challenge You Can'1 CNN Inside Politics Chafe of Take It With You Wed (1:15)AMC MOVIE: the West Wed FX Batman The Secret Ufe of DISC World Class Cuisine DISN TCM MOVIES: Once Upon s Honey- Walter Mitty Thu Mhkey Mouse Club (CC) Man Thu HBO Uttte Lulu (CC) Thu DISN Ruppy Dogs (S) (CC) Fri Kids, Inc. moon Wed Ths Yellow Rolls-Royce Thu ENCORE MOVIE: Billy Rose' Jumbo HISTORY Appointment With Destiny Frl TLC Blba's 1:30 (CC) Mon, Thu Thu Itagan Kitchen lEAnothsr World (CC) Time Machine With Jack Perkins Mon NOST ESPN RHI Rewind Man World Chess ESPN NFL' Greatest Moments Sewing Connection Fri Attic Gold Cookln'heap Mon Creative Uvlng Man Perspectives Tue First Fgghts (S) Wed Mon 'gas I Championship Tue Water Skiing Wed Survival of the Fittest Tue Crafting for the Tue Stained Thu 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Wrestling Mon (12:15) ENCORE MOVIE: Almost Sum- Watercross Champlonshl p Mon Ameri- Tue Great ESPN Golf Frl, Thu SSA (CC) Mon Run- MTV The Grind Windsurfing Sports Vaca- mer Fri (S) Fri My So-Called Life can Adventurer Thu tions Wed College ning Nt Racing Tue Racehorse Digest Mcn Hockey USA Thu (12:20)TMC MOVIE: (S) (CC) My ScCalled Ufe (S) (CC) TCM MGM Parade Show Fri, Tue, Thu SCIFI Bionic His Girl Friday Thu Wed Tus-Thu Woman TLC Great Country Irma TCM MOVIES: Love Affair 12:30 ESPN2 NHL Hockey Thu NICK Muppet Babies Fri Young Dr. IXI (I)The Bold and the Beautiful I'm (CC) HOST Time of Your Ufe Kildare Mon Calling Dr. Kildare Tue (CC) FAM Telling PSN Kid Club Fri, Man The QDAmsrlcan Journal (CC) Muscle Sport TRAV Ticket to Paradise Frl, Mcn, Wed Secret of Dr. Kildare Wed Dr. Kildare's FX Pet Department USA Tue Skiing Magazine on TV 2) Sneak Prevlews (S) Fri Quilt In a Wed Ticket to Adventure Tue, Thu Strange Csee Thu Dsy HBO MOVIES: Ths Next Karate Kid Planet X Thu TBS Mon Sewing 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SHOW u, II S 1994, CC ":..::::MOVIO:* eW: Ork IN4; e:AO TMC Malt '''- ef tN4 Co .'5 Movie: . ercowrB 8:40 we 1N3. ~ .: I:, 101 drama S:,':I DIVHRSIONS FnMay, November 3, 199$ THE ABGONA UT 2 2 Sky Cr'ies Nary, Hovercraft entertain local ferns Get Shorty ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o% ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Jeremy Chase Experience, Sky Cries Mary created In one corner of the bar a beta ver- Get Shorty is a movie it is to think ravolta band's Sla a mysterious and comfortable groove sion of the product was busy threatening to ring bells with may be t as a gang- that captured the attention of all in entertaining. By use of a touchscreen that ster actor because Music will never be the same as those enjoyed Pulp ty of of attendance. people were able to see information, Fiction. Pulp Fiction and now Get long as Sky Cries Mary continues to Mary' The power of Sky Cries pictures, sounds and videos of each Get Shorty i 'e star- Shorty. deliver, just as they did last Friday at music is due to their unique line-up. band member all presented in a dif- the movie is the Zoo in Pullman. ing Jo Trav Danny A majority of With Roderick and Anisa Romerc on ferent and creative fashion. The final entertaining and lightly As one of their first stops on their band's vocals, Michael Cozzi —guitar, version of the CD-ROM Plus ie begins we humorous, but towards the "Transmissions from Space" tour Juano bass, Gordon Raphael key- should be available Christmas— — — by are n into the Miami end of the film, specifically sponsored by Microsoft, the seven Ireland-drums and hint boards, Ben this is a for my family and criminal scene. The motif of the last five or so minutes, it member band performed two hours Todd Robbins friends. —turntables/sampling, Get Shorty is filled with began to get rather ridden worth of old and new material and each song is complex, interesting Following their show, I had a yet brightly lit colors; it is a very with cheese. This is done by hypnotized the 250-plus crowd on for the ear to hear. chance to briefly meet with three colorf'ul film. pulling a classic scene switch hand in the intimate confines of the Cries Mary also commands a members of Cries Sky Sky Mary, The main story line to Get at the end. Zoo. high level of interest from their audi- Roderick Romero, Juano and Todd Shorty is a crig I Iym If you can get past the Before they took the stage, ences by making each performance a Robbins as they were packing their Chilly (Tra .)gi gqhgsQ ', Travolta rings off Hovercraft played. Consisting of multimedia experience. Last Friday equipment. Too stunned for words, I a person vI I e p~itiyd phrase, only guitar, bass and drums, was no exception. did manage to ask a few questions some mone . re than„'Iikely Hovercraft's "set" was one 30 minute Draped across the back wall of the about the show. Chilly to m. It.]s a film for piece with no vocals. For lack of bet- Zoo's small stage a large sheet of Romero said at the Zoo + playing meets witll a ho liked Pulp ter terms, their set could've been white nylon was used as a screen, was a nice change from playing larg- put on a quest ttit is ntit for the labeled as "noise rock," or "experi- upon which multiple slide er venues. "It's nice to be back here projectors'lashed tor who hard fans mental rock 'n roll." images, sometimes at and to a lot smaller audiences," IX' Q varying play tact To me, their 30 minute jam had a the same pace as the music. It helped he said. ~th Eventuall ~Cubi e a have tried feel similar to the early days of Pink create a feeling that the band was Commenting on the show itself, he wants to make movies to, take from Pulp Fiction Floyd, because of the way they were constructing an environment for both Romero also said they had to change down in Hollywood. While some of its magic. But over- raising and lowering the tempo, vol- them and the audience to coexist in. the pace of their show to help curb in Hollywood, Chilly meets all it pulls off its own magic ume and dynamics of the music. It Overall the band did a nice job of the tide of unnecessary slam dancing with criminals operating even if it is only entertain- was truly a departure from the norm mixing their songs, including tracks or "moshing." up on the Hollywood scene. In ment for entertainment's pur- and I liked it. from each of their three albums. To "As we'e been playing together, reality, there is no real plot pose. Hovercraft is also creating a lot top it off, however, four new songs I'e noticed that our shows are ' line in the movie aside from A lot of the imagery used attention because the band's bass were presented, which were also becoming too violent in the audi- Chilly to in Get Shorty is reminiscent player is the wife of Pearl Jam front- warmly received by the audience. ence," he said. "We'e had to pace it ming by his ow ilm staring Fiction or other such man Eddie Vedder. I think I heard The "Transmissions from Space" out so we don't have too many fast ect of Pulp . movies. every conceivable rumor that Eddie tour is being conducted throughout tracks right after one another." ito,w sabig- time actor movi Get Shorty is at the was coming to Pullman that night to the West to help promote a new CD- From here, the band moves in a playing is not as U iitlbrsity 4 Theaters. It is a see his beloved wife, but alas, he had ROM Plus project that Sky Cries southerly direction to points in Get Shorty as Fiction was no as m ie worth a matinee other things to do. Mary is a part of. Along the likes of California. For all of you f'rom the Pulp worth the After Hovercraft and about 30 other artists, like Sara McLachlan, Boise area, the tour will wind its way it as fluent in dark humor as ing, ye more minutes of set-up, it was time CD-ROM Plus allows a person to to the Neurolux on Nov. 25, again Pulp Fiction. Travolta pulls nig lyad 'ri for Sky Cries Mary. Opening with hear music like a normal CD and see with Hovercraft. That's over off a wonderful job portray- the song "Rain," from the band's sec- images or videos when the CD is in Thanksgiving break, and I hope to ing the classic criminal. Yet —blast Bat ond album A Return to the Inner their computer's CD-ROM drive. see you some of you there.

THiS WEEKEND ON THE PALOUSE

In Moscow, Soulcraft and a.k.a. the band formerly known as Crosseyed Catfish will be playing Hoolybob will be playmg both at Rathaus on Friday. Cover will be Friday and Saturday nights. Cover $2 or $3 and the show will begin at is $2 each night. 9:30p.m. If the Moscow scene doesn' Heading across the street, the work for you this weekend, take a Channel Surfers will be playing at seven mile trip to Pullman. At the Cadillac Jack's Friday and Zoo is Jambalassy, starting at 9:30 FEATU RING: Saturday. Cover for either night is p.m; and the show has a $3 cover. WSU VOCAL JAZZ ENSEMBLE the shows will start at 9:30 The Zoo is a bar, so this is also a $2, and AND THE The Channel Surfeis are from show for those 21 and up. p.m. WSU JAZZ BIG BAND Lewiston, and play classic/alterna- Finally, at The Combine, a four- tive rock. They are one of several band spectacular will be occuring SPECIAL GUEST: bands now playing in the "no more Saturday. Seattle's Mars YOUNG, III .-'ORACE Cadillac Accelerator, with local bands country" atmosphere of "WSU GRADUATE" Jack's. Flycatcher, Big Wheel Kitty and Staggering across the street again Gimmick will be on the stage wil take you to the Capricorn, beginning at 8:30p.m. It's a free all where Crush, a.k.a Johnny Bravo, ages show. GENERAL ADMISSSION THE WASHINGTON IDAHO SYMPHONY $5.00 Made i n America" Monday, November 6, 8 PM Ul Administration Auditorium TICKETS ATt Featuring the Mauchley Dtto, piano CoLIsEUM aox OFRcE TICKET EX< RESS ~ Gershwin - Rhapsody in Bitte SUB ~ AND ALL Duorak - "New World" Symphony G & B SELECT-A-SEAT ~ - OUTLETS Barber First Essay PMONE ORDERs Tickets available ar the door or ar Ticket Express in the SUB I ~325-SEAT,'ATU.R,DAY,:NOVEMBER- $ 10"adults; 5ixi students with ID 8:OO P $ Jotn us on "The Web" http I/www.wsu.edu/Bp For more information, call 882-6555 Sponsored by Sonoco Products Co. ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ I ! I ~ ~ ~ I ~ ! I I I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ! I I I I I I LI~ I l c I I ~ ~ I ~ ~ I i~ I I~~ ~ ~I ! ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I ~ ~ ~ ! ~ ~ ~ ~ I ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ I~ ~I~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t~ I~ ~ ~ ~ ~ I~ ~ ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~ c ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 3 ~ ~~~ ~ 1 Z THE ARGONA UT Friday, 1IIovember 3, 199$ Palouse Folklore Society The Rentals Return of the Rentals ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ o@+@~ ~ ~ ~ ~ o ~ ~ ~ ~ i hosts iIair of concerts Yeah! Finally somethin " w and fres 'ngs spy"Waiting," "Friends of has come for all of us to list 'o. and "Naive" are so catchy that they at East City Park. They are caP, he Rentals their easily get stuck in your head. The lyrics Shannon Paterson " ": ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ "She's well-known innovatJIt usic sty n make of the songs are nothing deep or moving, Staff quite in the happy Northwest," said Hopkins. even the mo~, person sing along just simple words so goofy it makes the Two well-known and highly acclaimed There will be coffee and homemade with joy. songs even more appealing. folksingers will take stage at the Moscow donuts and zucchini cake available at the Six members make up the band, includ- It is hard to think of a band that I can Community Center on separate dates this concert for a donation. ing Pat Wilson known compare the Rentals to. I have month. "We'e expecting a full house," said for his work with .:,:::.,:'ji .::,",.o.i, got it! Lets just call them the band called .: ""''::",:::":',:„''.,'.":'::,'-':,'-':,':,:::;:." the Cars the 90s. It Heidi Muller will play on Nov. 3 at 8 p.m. Hopkins. "It should be a nice fall concert." ':::,, of - '::::;-::,'':,',:;:::::,:",:,e.:..':,',,-',"':,,'~~. and Prisilla Herdman will showcase her tal- Herdman has performed nationally and Weezer. The back-: '';-:;;., is great to know '':: '"':':.""";'.:l',;":,;,~"','I'":.:~M'",:,~-'sr4IS bands ent on Nov. 9 at the same time. internationally for 20 years, but only tours bone behind the that some band's se"'".~~":-':."."::.'.".":!r::::;":",!:::::are to Dorothy Hopkin, concert coordinator for the Northwest every five years. sound is:,",,'.....,,.,:..(~'; willing three ".i:.'::;~~>~nice:,;:"„':"'.".::.,".'«:.~,::;„':.",.",!,','::.".',::::,',:I;::,'-;:.;, the Palouse Folklore Society, said Muller's Her most recent recording is "Forever and made up of experiment keyboards ',',„',...,...;.:,"'.'::5'~:;,'::.,'~i'.;,,''-"::,":::::.'::'::"::l.':::;:,'::,::;,:,':,'::.:,"'.;''instead follow- music is "original, contemporary and has Always", a "collection of timeless love moog of and a violin with the trends so Northwest songs." songs dedicated to her husband and daugh- ""'- ing simple guitar, bass and "" ~'7:-:;.':~ "',,'::,:;;:::::::'"'opular today. Muller accompanies her singing with the ter," said Hopkins. Herdman has a total of drum rhythms thrown in to I think this disc has guitar and a mountain dulcimer, a three- 14 recordings, which range from Australian give the songs structure. been in my compact disc stringed old-time folk instrument. folk songs, to jazz pop, American folk songs The songs are well written and very player for almost a week now and I am Muller is especially well-known for her and children's music. pop oriented. I think one of the most appeal- still not tired of it. If you think this album song "Good Roads" which is the theme for "We'e expecting a sell-out with this con- ing things about the album is not only the wou d appeal to you out and it Northwest Public Radio's Inland Folk. cert also," said Hopkins. go buy of the mo keyboards, w no t will definit heer you Hopkins also said Muller has in the Ticket prices are $8 for general admission tl played t it so well th'4he beautifu Is Palouse area several times, including a num- and $6 for PFS members. They are available y 8f: 'tt Sharp, lynn Westri and —Joel 's at Combine at ber of performances at the Renaissance Fair Bookpeople, The or the door. Petra Haden.

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