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Martin Stadium THE DAILY renovation taking shape g sports Ever reen Page 5 WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 THE STUDENT VOICE OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1895 Vol 117 No. 97 Jesse Jackson speaks at Kibbie Dome Human rights leader Jesse Jackon human rights leader. He was celebration of Black History Jackson said we live in a mul- health care reform package, but gave a speech entitled “Keep involved in many civil rights Month. He said in his speech ticultural and multiracial world. not one congressman who was marches in the 1960s and was that black history is not just for “English is a great language, against it could give up his or her Hope Alive” on Monday at UI. there when Martin Luther blacks only. but Jesus didn’t speak it, and health care package,” he said. King Jr. was assassinated in “Why black history?” it is not the majority language “Americans want the same health By Jeffrey Alan Coté Memphis, Tenn. He later ran for Jackson asked. “Because it in our own hemisphere,” he care protections that the people Evergreen Staff president twice in the 1980s. has been omitted. Our his- said. “Most people in the world they voted for have.” Students and community Jackson is an ordained tory has been segregated just tonight are yellow, brown, black, UI junior public relations members from all across the Baptist minister and president of as the rest of our culture has non-Christian, poor, female, major Rachael Anderson attended Palouse filled University of the Rainbow/PUSH Coalition, a been segregated. This applies to young and don’t speak English. the event . She said she loved Idaho’s Kibbie-ASUI Activity merge of Operation PUSH and Native Americans, it applies to So we must learn to live in that Jackson’s speech. Center Monday evening to see the National Rainbow Coalition, Latino Americans, it applies to world.” “He’s very inspirational and I the Rev. Jesse Jackson give his two non-profit organizations he Japanese Americans, it applies At a press conference earlier was really excited to have him be speech entitled “Keep Hope founded 1971 and 1984, to women, it applies to labor. We that day, Jackson argued for a here and listen to his speech,” she Alive.” Long lines wrapped respectively. have survived apart. We must public health care option. said. “I really enjoy listening to around the stadium as people According to a recent press now learn to live together. That “I was in [Washington, D.C.] inspirational speeches like that. It waited to get in. release, Jackson visited UI as means learning the whole of our the day of the vote and I heard Jackson is an influential part of the university’s history.” various arguments against the See JACKSON Page 8 Goolsby may walk Career Expo held in Beasley Coliseum again after six months Some students are deterred was severe enough to consider pursuing physical therapy. from seeking medical attention “I didn’t do physical therapy by the high costs associated. because the costs were too high and at the time, my health insur- By Scott Shigeoka ance didn’t start until the new Evergreen Staff year,” he said. “It’s been three months and my ankle is still Amanda Goolsby incurred messed up because I didn’t do the $600,000 in hospital bills and physical therapy.” almost lost her left leg. Blackburn’s life has been nega- WSU student Goolsby was tively impacted because of this, told by doctors that she may he said. The way his ankle healed never be able to walk again after will affect his competitiveness in a jet ski accident in July 2010 on playing sports, something he is the Snake River. The accident passionate about, he said. propelled Goolsby from her jet Now that the new year has ski, dislocating her left knee and rolled around, Blackburn is cov- destroying her popliteal artery — ered by health insurance again a main artery that pumps blood and will be doing physical therapy to the lower legs and feet. starting mid-February. “I’ve opened up over “I hope it will help, but I hon- $600,000 in bills because of the estly don’t know at this point,” accident, but all but $10,000 was Blackburn said. “I still wake covered by health insurance,” she up every day and have to limp KEVIN RENNER/DAILY EVERGREENN said. “Without health insurance, around before my ankle warms I would have been a victim to up enough to take the walk to Senior mechanical engineering major Wayne Norris and District Manager of Western medical bankruptcy.” campus.” Washington for Fastenal talk about their jobs Tuesday afternoon in Beasley Coliseum Not all WSU students have Blackburn is not alone. during the Career Expo. The event went from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. and was open to students. health insurance that could help The high costs to seek medical derail such high medical costs. attention has deterred students In fact, a survey done by WSU’s like senior art history major Health & Wellness found that Krystanne Casey from receiving Kohler selected to give address about 9.5 percent of WSU stu- the medical assistance she might dents do not have any form of Professor Timothy Kohler 20- to 30-page packets of about how they interacted and used need. 10 faculty members each year health insurance coverage. “I’ll purposely not go to the will give the WSU 2011 their environment,” Kohler said. to select a candidate for the WSU junior communication doctor because it can be so expen- Distinguished Faculty Address. “It’s trying to look at it as a big major Bryan Blackburn — unlike sive,” Casey said. “I hurt my back address. interconnected system.” Goolsby — did not have health pretty bad in June and it’s been “All of the members of the The technique used in the insurance coverage when he By Emily Kitts committee are faculty, so the bothering me ever since, and I’ve Evergreen Staff project is known as agent-based injured his ankle during an intra- recipient is chosen by peers,” modeling, and it is considered mural volleyball game last semes- Casavant said. “It’s a good and See GOOLSBY Page 8 Department of Anthropology to be a fairly new development. ter. Doctors suggested the injury Regents Professor Timothy intense Kohler said the program can Kohler does things differently competition, and we are happy simulate where people settled than a traditional archaeologist. with our selection.” their households based on the Kohler’s address, titled Kohler said, though he does natural and social environment. “Prehistory of the Pueblo consider himself to be an arche- The results of the simulation Peoples – How we learn and are compared with the actual ologist, what sets him apart is what we know,” runs through his interest in computer simula- archaeological record. an overview of the culture and Kohler became involved with tion to understand prehistoric history of the pueblo people. He pueblo societies. this project during his 1992-93 will also touch on the subject of sabbatical, when he spent the Because of his use of non- computer simulations and tra- traditional techniques, Kohler summer in New Mexico. ditional approaches to studying “I met some computer scien- has been selected to give the prehistoric culture. the Washington State 2011 tists who were working on new Kohler is part of the Village ways for computer simulation,” Distinguished Faculty Address. Ecodynamics Project, a network “We had good nominees he said. “They started asking of geologists, archaeologists, what would be necessary in a and Tim quickly rose to the economists, geographers and simulation for archaeologists to top,” Faculty Committee Chair computer scientists working Kenneth Casavant said. “His together to understand the set- use.” topic will be of great interest to tlement patterns of prehistoric Within a year, a prototype ALICIA CARLSON/DAILY EVERGREEN the university community. pueblo societies. Amanda Goolsby explains the extent of her knee injury last Fall. The committee sifts through “It’s trying to understand See KOHLER Page 8

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Tickets for “The Vagina The National Organization of an anti-harassment order. By Molly Rosbach Monologues” will be sold from 11 for the Reform of Marijuana The Associated Press “Too often in the past, we have allowed the overwhelming a.m. to 2 p.m. in the CUB. Laws (NORML) and Students for Drug Possession Sensible Drug Policy (SSDP) will budget problems in the state NE Northwood Drive, 10:15 a.m. OLYMPIA — Washington meet at 5:30 p.m. in CUE 114. Suspect was arrested for possess- lawmakers want to amend the to link to . underfunding these Cable 8 will be raising money for a local child with Cerebral ing less than 40 grams of marijuana. state Constitution to guarantee pensions, and to me, this is just Hardcourt bike polo games not acceptable,” said Sen. Steve Palsy through the Cable 8 Cougar yearly contributions to state Vision Outreach Program from 11 and practice will be held at 8 p.m. Burglary Conway, D-Tacoma, prime at the basketball courts behind the pension plans. a.m. to 2 p.m. in the CUB. SE Jordan Road, 12:55 p.m. State Treasurer Jim McIntire sponsor of the amendment in WSU Children’s Center. Extra patrol is requested in the and a bipartisan group of leg- the Senate. “We have a commit- area. No leads on a possibly burglary. An S&A applicant training The CADENZA Collective islators on Tuesday proposed a ment to the employees of these will be held at noon in session will play jazz, funk and Afro beat Hit-and-Run Accident minimum rate for state states that we manage these CUB 206. contributions. pensions to provide the benefits from 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. at Bucer’s West Main Street, 5:00 p.m. Coffeehouse Pub. While Washington on the we committed to them.” Officer documented vehicle dam- Multicultural Student Services age. whole has one of the most The legislators sponsor- will hold “The White Collar Job in ing the amendment reiterated Friday financially secure pension sys- Blue Collar World” from noon to 1 Animal Problem/Complaint tems in the country, two retire- that these benefits should not p.m. in CUB 406. Alumni, students, staff and NW Robert Street, 6:51 p.m. ment plans for state employees be seen as an optional cost, faculty are encouraged to wear Officer is investigating a possible and teachers have an unfunded but rather an obligation of the Multicultural Student Services Cougar colors for “Crimson raccoon problem. liability of about $6.9 billion. state. In changing the con- will hold an academic success Friday.” Those are costs the state is stitution, they face the steep workshop on taking class notes in Theft already committed to paying, challenge of obtaining a two- CUB 406. ASWSU-GLBTA will be celebrat- SE Crestview Street, 8:09 p.m. McIntire said. A constitutional thirds supermajority in the ing National Freedom to Marry Officer documented mail theft. amendment would ensure the Legislature. The measure must V-Day WSU will meet at 4:30 to Day from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the state can’t put off payments also go on the ballot and gain 6 p.m. in CUB L60 (Butch’s Lair). CUB Lair. Traffic Offense - Road Rage during tough budget times, so passage by voters in the next NE Michigan Street, 9:10 p.m. The INSPIRE! Program will Tickets for “The Vagina Officer documented a road rage ongoing pension plans don’t general election. Monologues” will be sold from 11 experience similar Sen. Mark Schoesler, be held at 5 p.m. at the Interfaith incident. House. a.m. to 2 p.m. in the CUB. underfunding. R-Ritzville, compared the need Accident Without Injury “We need to be able to pay for a pension amendment to The Horticulture Club will hold NE Merman Drive, 11:13 p.m. our bills; those particularly that the state’s Rainy Day Fund, The Palouse Falls Beer its Valentine’s Day sale from 11 Chasers running club will meet at Officer issued infraction for we’ve already incurred,” he said. which came from a constitu- a.m. to 2 p.m at the greenhouses unsafe lane change. “And this constitutional amend- tional amendment. The policy Palouse Falls Brewing Company for near Ferdinand’s. a run at 5:30 p.m. ment, I think, will give us the was first introduced in the early Tuesday fiscal discipline to do that.” 1980s, but repeated changes University Recreation will offer The National Organization for Washington currently has 10 and amendments kept it from a water conditioning personal Controlled Substance Problem the Reform of Marijuana Laws training workshop from 3:30 p.m. Address unknown, 12:59 a.m. open pension programs that are being fully effective, he said. (NORML) will screen the documen- funded at a rate of 118 percent “I think pension funds are to 4:30 p.m. at the SRC. Officers were unable to locate a tary “The Union: The Business possible drugs suspect. of future liabilities. However, the same situation,” he said. Behind Getting High” at 6:30 p.m. International Students’ Council two programs that were closed “We agree it’s a good idea to in the CUB Auditorium. will hold “iConnections,” a speed Suspicious Person/ in 1977 — PERS1, which covers fully fund pensions, but without dating event from 5 to 10:30 p.m. Circumstance state and local public employ- constitutional protection, we Mat Kearney and Howie Day at Ensminger Pavillion. NE Oak Street, 2:56 a.m. ees, and TRS1, which covers can manipulate that any bien- will perform at 7 p.m in the CUB Officer contacted and warned teachers — have been under- nium we choose, and I think Senior Ballroom. Doors open at The Student Entertainment two males for a possible trespass. funded several times in the that’s unfortunate.” 6:30 p.m. Tickets will be available at Board will host a summer-themed past 30 years, and are now only Sponsors of the amendment the door. Up All Night from 9 p.m. to 1 Vehicle Prowl funded at 72 percent of future argue that putting it in the a.m. in the CUB Junior and Senior NW Ventura Drive, 4:45 a.m. liabilities. constitution would ensure that University Recreation will hold Ballrooms. Officer documented vehicle Average payment to retirees the state can’t put off pension a leadership workshop at 7 p.m. damage. on these closed pension plans is payments during tough budget in SRC 144. Forgotten Freight will play $21,200 a year, compared to an times, in favor of other pro- Blue Grass from 8 to 11 p.m. at region brief average $19,300 for those under grams it’s required to fund. The Rotaract Club will meet at Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub. the open pension plans, accord- Backers of the proposal say 8 p.m. in CUB 406. ing to McIntire’s office. time is a crucial element in Saturday Major admits stealing The proposed amendment the funding of state pension Thursday Acoustic folk vocalist and gui- would ensure funding for those programs: Investing at the rate Tickets for the Macklemore tarist Samuel Dickison from 9 to from Army while in Iraq open pension plans by requir- recommended by the state actu- and Ryan Lewis show on Feb. 22 11 p.m. at Bucer’s Coffeehouse Pub. TACOMA, — A 40-year-old U.S. ing the state pay at least 80 ary allows those dollars to earn go on sale at 8 a.m. at the Cougar Army major has admitted he stole percent of the state actuary’s interest that will be available Card Center in the CUB. Sunday more than $47,000 while oversee- recommended contribution rate to pay retirees their promised ing American money that was every year. The 80 percent floor benefits. Lynn Wright and Brian Gill Tickets for “The Vagina will perform vintage jazz romance supposed to be used to help Iraqis Monologues” will be sold from 11 songs from 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. rebuild. a.m. to 2 p.m. in the CUB. A plea agreement filed in U.S. To submit, e-mail events to cal- District Court in Tacoma on Tuesday The Horticulture Club will hold [email protected]. Events says Maj. Kevin J. Schrock was its Valentine’s Day sale from 11 must be free and open to the public stationed in Mosul in 2005 when he served as a "paying agent" a.m. to 2 p.m at the greenhouses or hosted by an RSO and must with the Commanders Emergency near Ferdinand’s. include time, date and place. Relief Program. The program was designed to allow military com- manders to quickly disburse cash without going through typical con- tracting oversight. Schrock is now the public works director at Fort Knox, Ky. He plead- ed guilty to money laundering Tuesday and admitted he brought piles of cash home with him when he came back from Iraq. At the time he was based at Fort Lewis, south of Seattle. Schrock is set to be sentenced in June. He has already agreed to repay the government. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS life

The Daily Evergreen life editor Jennifer Draper [email protected] PAGE 3 „ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 Mat Kearney headlines SEB concert tonight A student survey determined Board (SEB). He said WSU has The Presidents of the United types of entertainment, we also to work with SEB, the board that acoustic rock bands will had a very successful year for States of America and This do our best to be diverse in accepts applications through- concerts, but the SEB decided Providence, and now an acous- our selection of performers to out the year and applications perform in the CUB tonight. to bring Kearney and Day tic rock performance by Mat bring.” for executive board members because the university hasn’t Kearney and Howie Day,” he According to an SEB press will be available Thursday. By Kaitlin Gillespie featured an acoustic perfor- said. “Cougfest also had an release, Kearney, whose top Evergreen Staff “The SEB committees are mance recently. amazing turnout.” songs include “Nothing Left to the backbone of the Student Acoustic rock artists Mat McIntosh said the SEB per- Lose,” “Undeniable,” “Breathe Entertainment Board, without formed a series of surveys to In, Breathe Out,” and “Closer Kearney and Howie Day will fill  WE ALWAYS TRY TO BASE OUR them we (would) not be able to determine what acoustic art- to Love,” has been featured on do what we do,” said Logan. the CUB Senior Ballroom with DECISIONS ON WHO, OR WHAT, ists to bring to campus, and “The Tonight Show with Jay The doors for the concert the melodies of their hit songs Kearney and Day received the Leno,” “The Late Show with TO BRING BASED ON WHAT THE will open at 6:30 p.m., but at 7 p.m. Wednesday. STUDENTS WILL ENJOY.  most support. David Letterman,” “Ellen” Kearney and Day will be “We always try to base our and “Late Night with Conan students can start waiting in opened by WSU’s Acoustic decisions on who, or what, to O’Brien.” line earlier. Tickets are $15 for Battle of the Bands winner Brian Logan WSU students and $20 for the associate director of SEB bring based on what the stu- Day has toured with Sheryl Siege Of Cranes. dents will enjoy,” said sopho- Crow, John Mayer, The public and can be purchased Junior communication more management and opera- Barenaked Ladies and Train, at ticketswest.com, the WSU major Karsten McIntosh is this “We have had a back-to- tions major Brian Logan, asso- and his hit song “Collide” is Beasley Coliseum ticket office year’s concerts programmer back hip-hop show with Wiz ciate director of SEB. “Since certified Gold in the US. and at the door, depending on for the Student Entertainment Khalifa, a rock show with not all students enjoy the same For students who want availability. Hollywood glorifies Moose on the loose friends with benefits Most of the time “sex buddy” friendships fail “I think it could work if both people had no background together and they are just Stephanie recently friends,” said Allison Brown, a freshmen nursing Says student. By Stephanie Schendel She said the purpose of friends with benefits is to never ex with a stranger comes reach the point where a real with a certain level of relationship and commitment S awkwardness and a begins. series of unknowns, such as their sexual history, STD status or even their last name.  I THINK IT COULD WORK IF That is why the concept BOTH PEOPLE HAD NO of friends with benefits is so BACKGROUND TOGETHER ...  attractive. A friendship that involves casual sex, but does Allison Brown MATTHEW B. ZIMMERMAN/ASSOCIATED PRESS not have any sort of commit- freshmen nursing student Pursued by Department of Fish and Wildlife and local law enforcement vehicles, a mother ment, almost seems too good moose and two calves run along the street in Walla Walla on Thursday. Department of Fish to be true, and in many cases it turns out to be that way. “Literally, no strings and Wildlife officer prevent them from heading further west toward a trailer park. While the relationship starts attached,” she said. off fun and both people enjoy At the end of the movie, each other’s company as well Natalie Portman and Ashton as sex without emotions, even- Kutcher predictably fall in The White Stripes break up the band tually one person will likely love. However, outside of start to develop feelings. At Hollywood, this type of rela- that point, things go badly, and tionship rarely ends well. Sex After 14 years of making music together, Jack and Meg call it quits by the time it is all over both with a friend more often leads the band released six studio amicable. Jack even hosted the friends end up worse off than to drama and heartbreak, not they were before. albums, one live album, two wedding of ex-wife Meg in his romance. extended plays (EPs), one con- own back yard. Marienau also said, in  ONE PERSON ALWAYS GETS cert film, one tour After the release of their his experience, girls tend to Modern Rock documentary, 26 singles and sixth album, “Icky Thump,” the MORE ATTACHED AND IT become more involved than Minute 14 music videos. White Stripes went on a hiatus, SCREWS THE WHOLE guys do, which complicates this By Brian Sorensen The White Stripes also in which they toured occasion- THING UP.  type of “attachment-free” won several awards, including ally but released no new mate- relationship. he media is full of exam- Grammy awards for each of rial. Their last live show turned While this may be true in ples of how good things their last three studio albums. out to be their appearance on Rob Marienau certain circumstances, both the final episode of “Late Night senior criminal justice major T never last, music in par- Jack White also gained indi- genders are susceptible to the ticular. Countless great bands vidual success by collaborating with Conan O’Brien.” power and influence of have risen to the top only to with several bands while in the On Feb. 2, they released Friends with benefits sur- jealousy. inevitably fall into obscurity. White Stripes. a message on their website vives on the notion that two Relationships, romantic or Some bands make the smart Unfortunately, the White’s announcing the end of the friends can have sex without not, usually develop in some move and leave the business marriage was not as successful White Stripes. In the message, being emotionally involved. way or another, whether it is at the top of their popular- as their band. After four years they dispelled any rumors of Most friendships, however, for better or worse. Because ity, which is exactly what the of marriage, the Whites called artistic differences or health issues that might arise. already have a certain level attraction and chemistry must White Stripes did last week. it quits. Jack White later said of emotional involvement The White Stripes formed the split was to allow more Instead, they cited a pletho- exist between two people in ra of reasons which they were before sex even comes into the order for them to have sex in in 1997 as a collaboration attention to be paid to the music rather than their not going to get into, apart relationship. To say a human the first place, both of those between newlywed artists Jack being has the capability to have and Meg White. While the duo relationship. from wanting to preserve the things complicate the memory of what they had built. casual sex with a friend and not both came from the Detroit In an interview with Rolling relationship. They thanked their fans and have complications is a very music scene, they differed Stone Magazine, Jack said, While friends by day, sex left them with a simple mes- short-sighted statement. widely in their styles. “When you see a band that buddies by night may seem sage on their website. Rob Marienau, a senior Jack was a guitar virtuoso is two pieces, husband and like good idea in the begin- “The White Stripes do not with a melodic, precise musi- wife, boyfriend and girlfriend, criminal justice major, said he belong to Meg and Jack any- ning, people cannot expect the cal style. Meg was a drummer you think, ‘Oh, I see ...’ When thought a friendship involving more. The White Stripes belong friendship to withstand the with a simplistic yet powerful they’re brother and sister, sex could work but only for a to you now and you can do very limited amount of time. sexual relationship because style. Still, in keeping with the you go, ‘Oh, that’s interest- eventually it has to end. ing.’ You care more about the with it whatever you want. The “One person always gets saying “opposites attract,” the beauty of art and music is that more attached and it screws More often than not, sex couple managed to turn their music, not the relationship — with a friend ends in com- whether they’re trying to save it can last forever if people want the whole thing up,” he said. “It differences into a distinct and it to. Thank you for sharing this ruins a very good thing.” plete disaster. Unfortunately, original sound. their relationship by being in Hollywood endings don’t hap- a band.” experience. Your involvement The movie “No Strings That sound proved to be will never be lost on us and we pen in real life. wildly successful as the White Despite their breakup, the Attached” attempts to explain are truly grateful.” the possibility of having a func- Stripes quickly rose from the Whites continued to make STEPHANIE SCHENDEL IS A SENIOR COMMUNICATION AND SPANISH MAJOR FROM SEATTLE. Third Man Records, the tional friendship that includes SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS underground to the Top 40. music together. Their rela- EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY tionship was reported to be casual sex. EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. During their 14-year career, See MUSIC Page 4 4 THE DAILY EVERGREEN LIFE WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 MUSIC | Meg Baltimore cuts off funding for Poe House and Jack split Baltimore city officials reduce the amount of money paying up the band for the musuem’s maintenance. Continued from Page 3 By Ben Nuckols The Associated Press studio responsible for “Icky BALTIMORE — Baltimore cut Thump,” will continue to put funding for the Edgar Allan Poe out unreleased live and studio House and Museum, one of the recordings, but there will be no strongest links between the liter- more new material from the ary icon and the city that claims White Stripes. him as its own. In the end, the White The Poe House must become Stripes left music with their self-sustaining by the middle of dignity intact, which is more next year or it will close, curator than can be said for many art- Jeff Jerome and city officials said ists these days. Friday. BRIAN SORENSEN IS A JUNIOR PSYCHOLOGY MAJOR FROM WOODLAND. HE CAN BE The museum hasn’t received CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE any money from the city’s general OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. fund since last summer, when Mayor Stephanie Rawlings-Blake life brief pushed through a package of spending cuts and tax increases to close a $121 million budget deficit. Instead, it’s been running Amanda Knox lawyers on money that Jerome has raised seek to stop Lifetime film over the years. The Poe House had been STEVE RUARK/ASSOCIATED PRESS ROME — Lawyers for U.S. student funded at $80,000 a year, which Edgar Allan Poe fan Cynthia Pelayo of Chicago lays roses near the author's original burial place Amanda Knox and her ex-boyfriend, included Jerome’s salary, a secu- who were found guilty of killing on Jan. 19 at Westminster Church and Cemetary in Baltimore. A mysterious visitor, who has Knox’s British roommate in Italy, rity system, utilities and supplies. annually left roses and cognac there in the early hours of Jan. 19, Poe's birthday, was a no-show. have formally demanded that U.S. Jerome has been the cura- television channel Lifetime scrap a tor and sole employee since the bicentennial of his birth. its funding runs out in June 2012. National Park Service. planned film about their trial. city took control of the house in Since then, Poe enthusiasts “We’re getting professional “What a travesty, that Attorneys Carlo Dalla Vedova 1979. He had kept quiet about the have had little to celebrate. For help from folks who have con- Baltimore won’t fund the house, and Luca Maori said Saturday they looming shutdown until rumors decades, a mysterious visitor left a sulted and run house museums the site in their city of the most had sent letters to Lifetime warning began. half-full bottle of cognac and three in other parts of the country so famous American writer ever. they would go to U.S. court to try to “There’s been a lot of people red roses at Poe’s gravesite on his that we get this on the right foot- That is just absolutely, astound- sequester the film if it isn’t canceled upset, distressed about this,” he birthday, but the so-called “Poe ing,” Stosur said. “Hopefully we’re ingly stupid,” Pettit said. and a trailer removed from Lifetime’s said. Toaster” has been absent the past going to come up with the right The modest house is notable website. Poe lived in the tiny west two years. formula in the end.” for the cramped and Spartan “Amanda Knox: Murder on Trial Baltimore rowhouse with his City officials said they are not Poe enthusiasts were not so conditions in which the writer in Italy,” which features “Heroes” star Hayden Panettiere in the title role, is aunt, cousins and grandmother abandoning the Poe House and optimistic. lived. At the time, the family had due to air Feb. 21. from 1832-1835, before he remain optimistic. The city put “That place is never going no steady income and little food. Knox and ex-boyfriend Raffaele became famous for his tales of out a request last fall for a plan to to be profitable. It’s the kind of While there’s a desk in Poe’s Sollecito were convicted in 2009 of the macabre. He never resided in make the museum self-sustaining place that needs public funding, attic bedroom, Jerome explained sexually assaulting and murdering Baltimore again, but he died in and received four bids, planning that’s always needed public fund- that he more likely wrote on the Meredith Kercher in the apartment the city and is buried there. director Tom Stosur said. ing to run,” said Edward Pettit, a ground floor, next to the fireplace. she shared with Knox in the central Baltimore has long promoted The winning bidder will be Philadelphia-based Poe scholar He likely composed some of his Italian city of Perugia. Kercher was its ties to Poe, even naming its hired as a consultant to imple- who has debated Jerome about early stories there, including the stabbed to death the night of Nov. NFL team the Ravens in his ment the business plan, with the which city has the best claim on gruesome “Berenice,” about a man 1, 2007. honor. The city held a series of goal of turning the Poe House Poe. A house where Poe lived in who has his beloved cousin buried The film is based on the trial. celebrations in 2009 to mark the over to new operators by the time Philadelphia is managed by the alive, then yanks out her teeth. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Muslims seek change negative image in many Hollywood stories The Muslim Public Affairs evolution of MPAC’s efforts to one story or these constant nega- But Rashid said she had stories, but whether it’s Muslim Council hopes to persuade TV lobby TV networks and movie tive stories,” said Deana Nassar, always felt her own story — grow- writers or not depends on the studios from the outside, and MPAC’s Hollywood liaison. ing up Muslim in the Deep South talent they bring to the table,” networks to dispel stereotypes. they fit into a small, but growing, At the council’s first screen- — was the tale she most wanted Hassan, who owns Chariot movement to get more Muslim- writing workshop last Saturday, to tell. She recalled being teased Management, said during a break By Gillian Flaccus The Associated Press Americans behind the cameras. three dozen attendees packed into as a child for her unusual last in the class. MPAC dubbed its effort a classroom in downtown Los name and choking down chunks The group also has held meet- LOS ANGELES — After years the Hollywood Bureau, while Angeles to hear Emmy-winning of dry cheese for lunch when the ings with top network executives of watching Muslims portrayed as Unity Productions Foundation comedy writer Ed Driscoll give school cafeteria served pork, a from ABC, CBS, FOX and NBC, terrorists in mainstream TV and recently started a similar proj- tips of the trade, from knowing forbidden food in Islam. and throws a Muslim-inspired movies, an advocacy group hopes ect called Muslims on Screen the audience to making a script “I don’t think it’s much drama, version of a Hollywood awards to change that image by groom- and Television. Other nonprofit outline. but it’s my own personal drama,” show each year for productions, ing a crop of aspiring Muslim arts foundations, such as the The students reflected a diver- said Rashid, now a single mother both mainstream and indepen- screenwriters who can bring their Levantine Cultural Center and sity not often seen in Hollywood’s living in Pasadena. “I definitely dent, that advance understand- stories — and perspective — to Film Independent, have joined portrayal of Muslim-Americans, want to tell my story, but I need ing of Islam. In 2009, winners Hollywood. forces by planning networking from a black woman who grew up to learn how. If I get the tools, I’ll included “Slumdog Millionaire” The Muslim Public Affairs events for Muslim actors and in Mississippi to a stay-at-home just pour it out.” and “The Simpsons,” for an epi- Council is hosting a series of training and mentoring young mom to a defense attorney who With any luck, Hollywood will sode that featured Bart befriend- workshops taught by Emmy- filmmakers. dabbles in screenwriting on the listen. The industry has taken ing a Muslim boy named Bashir. winning and Oscar-nominated “The idea is to really give side. more interest in telling authentic The goal is not to spoon-feed veterans over the next month, Muslims an avenue to tell our sto- Khadijah Rashid, 33, said Muslim stories in recent years, Hollywood Muslim-friendly story an initiative that builds on the ries. It’s as simple as that. There’s before class that her Hollywood said Ahmos Hassan, a Muslim- lines, but to increase awareness group’s outreach for a more a curiosity about Islam and a experience included working American talent manager who of the diversity of American representative picture of Muslim- curiosity about who Muslims are behind the scenes on everything has been in the business for more Muslims and to be a resource for Americans on the screen. — and a lot of the fear that we’re from reality TV to the award- than two decades. writers and producers, Nassar The workshops are the natural seeing comes from only hearing winning biopic “Ray.” “There’s a demand for Muslim said. sports

The Daily Evergreen sports editor Alex Field  [email protected] PAGE 5 „ WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 Moos’ renovation Palumbo swims to success plan to begin soon The WSU Board of Regents “I think Bill Moos is experi- approved a $5 million design enced,” Niva said. “He’s done this before. There’s a lot of confidence fee for the renovations. that he’s moving in the right direction. I think that kind of By Alex Field Evergreen Staff confidence produces a lot more in the way of donations. He’s very Coming off of a 2-10 record in convinced that this plan is supe- 2010 in football, the WSU ath- rior to the plan we had before.” letic department hopes to raise So far, the athletic department about $70 million from donors has raised $17 million, Moos said. and other revenue streams to The funding was all raised by finish the renovation of Martin Sterk for Phase III. Stadium. Athletic Director Bill The stadium renovation will Moos has cleared his first hurdle be funded through both dona- in finishing the renovations. tions and premium seating revenue. Moos said additional  THE PHILOSOPHY IS TO RAISE funding may come from the new Pac-12 revenue sharing system. AS MUCH AS YOU CAN, AND WSU will receive additional ONLY HAVE TO MORTGAGE AS funds through media rights that LESS AS YOU CAN.  will be dispersed equally through- out the Pac-12. Bill Moos “The philosophy is to raise as much as you can, and only have DEREK HARRISON/DAILY EVERGREEN Athletic Director to mortgage as less as you can, Junior swimmer Danielle Palumbo competes in the women’s 200 Yard backstroke against Boise The WSU Board of Regents just like buying a house,” Moos State hosted at Gibb Pool in January. Palumbo finished 1st in this event as the Cougars won. approved the athletic depart- said. “So we are going to work ment’s design plans for additional very hard in fundraising and Junior Danielle Palumbo took Palumbo has achieved many Northern Arizona and New knowing that we most probably accomplishments and raised her Mexico State. Palumbo also improvements at Martin Stadium first place in the 200 backstroke Friday, Jan. 28. are going to have an increase in level of competition each season, joined three of her teammates to television revenue with our new against Boise State this year. win the 400-meter medley relay The board approved a $5 mil- said Head Coach Erica Quam. revenue sharing formula in the at the dual meet against Fresno lion design fee, which will bring In Palumbo’s first season at Pac-12.” By Daneysse Victoria Daniels WSU, she made an immedi- State. in a design team to offer concep- Evergreen Contributor Moos said his focus is on “Danielle has come a long way tual designs of the new press box, ate impact with her excellent the facilities and, in a perfect since she came in as a freshman,” premium seating and football Sometimes, young people performance at the Pac-10 world, he would build the opera- Quam said. “At first I wasn’t sure operations center. The fee will participate in several different Championship. She took 34th tions building before renovating how serious Danielle wanted to be help enlist architects and others sports or activities before finding overall in the 200-meter back- Martin. Nonetheless, the stake- as a swimmer and how commit- who have built similar structures. one that stands out from the oth- stroke, 35th overall in the 100- holders who have donated the ted she wanted to be at the Pac-10 “It’s going to be around $70 ers. Junior communication major meter backstroke and 37th overall $17 million were promised seat- level, but every single year here million, so there is a formula that Danielle Palumbo was a little dif- in the 400-meter individual ing and he will give them what she has raised her game. She is a is put in place to determine what ferent. medley. they were promised, Moos said. great person to work with because the probable design cost is going Palumbo said she never really In her sophomore season, “My philosophy that I’ve used she doesn’t want to over-think to be,” Moos said. had any other sport catch her at every place I’ve been is to put things, she wants to have fun. She Prior to Moos’ plans for reno- attention like swimming did when the emphasis on facilities that will  DANIELLE HAS COME A LONG works really hard, and she does vation, former athletic director she was younger. attract talent and that primarily is everything that we ask her to do.” Jim Sterk planned on renovating “It has always been swim- WAY SINCE SHE CAME IN AS the football operations building,” As Palumbo finishes her Martin Stadium in four phases, ming,” Palumbo said. “Ever since A FRESHMAN.  Moos said. “What I needed to do junior season with preparations including a renovation on the I was about 10 years old, I’ve been north side of the stadium with was to confirm to those stake- swimming Erica Quam for the up-and-coming Pac-10 holders that we are still going Championships, she is also think- premium seating and suites. The competitively.” Head Coach original renovation was supposed to provide them with what they Just like swimming seemed ing about her future in swimming. were promised, it will just be on “It all depends on my long- to cost about $40 million, accord- to be a no-brainer, her deci- Palumbo swam herself into the ing to wsucougars.com. the opposite side of the stadium.” sion to attend Washington State Cougar record books with her course season after next year’s The Cougars ranked last in regular season,” Palumbo said. Moos’ revamped plan costs University was also simple, accord- 200-meter backstroke time of about $30 million more due to attendance for all BCS conference ing to the Sammamish native. 2:03.08, which was good enough “As for other things outside of teams in 2009, according to the swimming, I plan on going to the addition of the football opera- “I knew I wanted to be closer to earn her eighth place on the tions building, Moos said. NCAA football attendance report, graduate school after to home,” Palumbo said. “I took WSU all-time list for that event. “The difference is the with an average of about 26,000 graduation.” visits from here and Idaho, and This year, Palumbo has con- 100,000-square-foot opera- fans per game. The Pac-10 Championships when I was here it was a much tinued to help the Cougars with tions building,” Moos said. “The will be held in Federal Way, better environment. I felt that I both her individual and relay original north side plan, which  HE’S DONE THIS BEFORE. could reach my potential. I knew performances. She took first place Feb. 23 through 26. If Palumbo was referred to as Phase III, THERE’S A LOT OF CONFIDENCE I wanted to make swimming a in the 200-meter backstroke in swims well enough, she may be was strictly suites, low seating, priority and felt that I could just a dual meet against Boise State able to participate in the Pac-10 club seating. The new plan that THAT HE’S MOVING IN THE reach that potential here.” earlier this season and also boasts Invitational Feb. 27, and the we’re going forward in design RIGHT DIRECTION.  Throughout her first two sea- a pair of second-place finishes NCAA Championships March 17 includes all of those things plus a sons on the Palouse as a Cougar, in the same event in meets with through 19. Connie Niva new press box and the 100,000 WSU Board of Regents Member square foot operations building in the west end zone.” Niva said the football program Cougars season still intact after loss The Board of Regents only must generate interest to increase approved a $5 million design fee attendance. Some fans were quick to react, but the Cougs’ chances are fine thus far, which will all come from “The belief is that if you have private funds raised by the ath- a better facility and you have bet- This performance cut off all pos- falls. The shooters were on fire letic department. ter equipment and practice areas sible chances of going to the big against Washington, they were Regent Connie Niva said the for student-athletes then you are dance, they said. cold as ice against Oregon. board is confident in Moos’ vision Well, overreacting Cougar And now, here we are, with for the renovations. See MARTIN Page 11 A Little Bit fans, why don’t you step back only seven games remaining Outside from that edge. before the Pac-10 tournament. By Jeff Collier The Cougars are 16-7 overall and IF THEY WANT TO MAKE THE 6-5 in the Pac-10. They already ports are simple. You win DANCE, THEY NEED TO BEAT have just as many wins as they games, you are successful. did all of last year. ALL OF THE TEAMS THEY ARE It’s clear that this team is bet- S But unfortunately, win- SUPPOSED TO BEAT. ning is a whole lot harder than it ter than last year’s, but can they accomplish the ultimate goal: sounds. The very next game brought Our men’s basketball team make it to March Madness and a bounce-back, albeit an ugly go to the big dance? dropped what some might call a bounce-back. trap game to the Oregon Ducks The road map is clear for the The Cougars went on to beat Cougars. If they want to make this weekend. They were coming Oregon State in a game where off an emotional win at home to the dance, they need to beat all they shot only 41.7 percent from of the teams they are supposed Washington and, after a short the field and their best player, week of practice, put up a mis- to beat. and Pac-10 Player of the Year Washington State has man- erable performance in the new candidate, Klay Thompson had Oregon palace. aged to keep the losses to bad six points and fouled out with teams at a minimum so far this Cougar fans everywhere, about five minutes to play. especially on the internet, were season. The worst teams the When your team relies Cougars have lost to are Oregon DAILY EVERGREEN FILE abuzz. This performance marked on outside shooting, you live the end of the season, they said. Athletic Director Bill Moos discusses Phase Three of the Martin and die on how well the shot See COUGS Page 11 Stadium renovation in his office in Bohler Gym last year. 6 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 ADVERTISEMENT THE DAILY EVERGREEN 7

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Reservations: (509) 334-2555 8 THE DAILY EVERGREEN LOCAL WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 JACKSON | Speaks at Kibbie Rare whale spotted off Oregon coast Continued from Page 1 of Rodney King, an incident that led to the 1992 Los Angeles riots. helps me be happy and makes me He said the hero that day was not want to continue doing things that King, but George Holliday, the I want to do." man who filmed King’s altercation Anderson said if there was with the police. one thing she could take from “He heard the police laugh- Jackson’s speech, it was that she ing,” he said. “He looked up and has the power to do anything. saw the blue and the red lights WSU senior sociology major flashing. He could have said, Tekldet Andeberhan said Jackson ‘That black guy shouldn’t have gave an inspirational speech. been in our neighborhood in “Things have gotten better, but the first place. They caught him they haven’t changed,” he said. stealing. They caught him doing “Staying grounded, academically something. I’m not going to get in grounded, staying focused on your trouble anyhow!’ But somehow, path, your mission, as he said, that boy’s mother or father, some can make differences and move priest, some rabbi, some minister mountains.” taught him the sense of right and In his speech, Rev. Jackson wrong. Not just black and white, mentioned the 1991 police beating but wrong and right.” GOOLSBY | Health care costs Continued from Page 1 problems, Lawrence said. A financial assistance program exists refused to go to the doctor’s since at Health & Wellness to help stu- then because I don’t want to pay to dents who cannot pay for medical CRAIG HAYSLIP/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS see what the issue is.” treatment. A western gray whale surfaces off the northeast coast of Sakhalin Island in the Sea of Okhotsk. Undergraduate students at “We are also asking nurses up five days later, said Bruce The location is changing sci- WSU pay a mandatory $268 13-year-old whale is being and doctors to have discussions studied to understand behavior Mate, director of Oregon State entists' perception for western health fee, which means they do with students about the finan- University's Marine Mammal Pacific gray whales but does not not get charged a doctor’s visit fee, cial aspects of the procedures,” of highly endangered animals. Institute, which is working mean the entire stock heads east said Merry Lawrence, billing and Lawrence said. on the tracking project with in winter. insurance supervisor for Health & Lawrence said she hopes such By Dan Joling Wellness. discussions will better educate The Associated Press the A.N. Severtsov Institute of "There may be other Senior psychology major Lucy students who are about to undergo Ecology and Evolution of the options," Mate said, such as the Saura said she does not under- medical treatment but may be ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A Russian Academy of Sciences. South China Sea. stand why she needs to pay the unaware of financial ramifications. type of whale that spends sum- "It appears to have been Only 130 of the western mandatory health fee that waives But students like Saura say they mers off Russia has made its because of bad weather," Mate Pacific gray whales remain. the doctor’s visit fee because do not want more education, they way to Oregon coastal waters as said Monday of the lapse. The stock is genetically distinct Health & Wellness Services want to see changes. part of a journey being tracked Satellite signals confirmed from eastern Pacific gray whales dropped Premera, her insurance “I’m fortunate to have health by scientists to better under- the location of the whale 280 that spend summers feeding off provider. insurance because of my parents, stand the behavior of the highly miles west of Vancouver Island. Alaska and winters breeding and “I pay to get my visit fee waived, and I should be able to use it at endangered animals. It moved from deep water off giving birth off Mexico. About but then I have to pay for every- my university’s health center,” she Researchers attached a satel- the continental shelf to shallow 18,000 of those whales remain. thing else out of pocket if I decide said. “It’s not just about insuring to get treatment there,” Saura the uninsured, it’s also about mak- lite tag to a 13-year-old, male water off the northwest tip of Western Pacific gray whales said. “I don’t see the point in being ing sure the already insured are western Pacific gray whale Washington. are the second-most threatened charged a fee for a service that properly covered.” known as Flex on Oct. 4. The The whale kept swimming species of large whales after doesn’t accept my health Goolsby said she is glad health whale moved east across the south at just more than 4 mph North Pacific right whales. insurance.” insurance allowed her to receive Bering Sea and south through and on Monday was detected Western Pacific gray whales Meanwhile, Gov. Chris treatment. the Aleutian Islands into the south of Lincoln City, Ore. spend summers near Sahkalin Gregoire’s budget is proposing Despite doctors’ worries almost Gulf of Alaska. "That's about 15 miles north Island at the south end of the major cuts to state supported six month ago that she might On Jan. 27, it was detected of my laboratory at the Hatfield Sea of Okhotsk near Russia. health care and higher education never walk again, Goolsby is about about 400 miles off the coast of Marine Science Center," Mate Researchers last year had hoped programs. However, such cuts will to enroll in a Pullman physical British Columbia. said, noting the irony of hav- to tag 12 of the animals, but they not have an impact on Health & therapy program to walk normally Researchers lost the signal ing to travel to Russia last year were limited by typhoons and Wellness Services because its bud- again. and feared the satellite tag to tag the whale only to have it gales but managed to tag Flex on Goolsby said she hopes to get is almost entirely funded by the their last day of field work. student health fee. be teaching gravity courses at had fallen off but picked it show up nearly at his doorstep. “Our budget is impacted by the the Student Recreation Center number of students enrolled at and working behind the bar at WSU-Pullman,” said Paula Adams, Stubblefield’s by Mom’s Weekend. KOHLER | WSU Professor to give address health promotion coordinator “It has been a really hard six for Health & Wellness Services. months because my life has been Continued from Page 1 “He made some big claims before we make modifications “Services have not been cut, and flipped upside down, but this has about what happened in the to our behavior,” he said. we continue to see an increase in given me a lot of perspective as to was created that has morphed pueblo world,” Kohler said. Kohler said he is honored the number of students accessing being grateful to walk and not tak- into the technology Kohler Kohler said the book and appreciative for the rec- our services.” ing things for granted,” she said. uses today. implies that current society ognition of his research and While services have not been “I keep telling myself that it will all Kohler said the implica- could be headed for a collapse the chance to bring positive cut, it is understood that students be over one day, but I just have to tions of his work can be useful. if people do not modify their attention to his department. face financial issues due health take it one step at a time.” He used the example of the behavior. Kohler will give the book “Collapse: How Societies “Using our techniques, we address on March 25 as part Choose to Fail or Succeed” by can examine these assertions of the annual WSU Showcase March Madness inspired Jared Diamond. to be sure they are correct celebration. scholarship website Polite man robs from gas station Angelo Tartaro’s website allows immediacy of the need," he said. Gregory P. Hess, a former students to earn scholarships He said he hopes his site Starbucks barista, politely can help college students with robbed a Seattle gas station. by playing simple online games. their loan payments and other expenses. From Staff Reports By Gene Johnson For a chance to win a scholar- The Associated Press ship, students can go to scholar- A video game commercial gamers.com and register for free. SEATTLE — A man accused during NCAA March Madness While there are more than 70 of robbing a Seattle convenience sparked Angelo Tartaro's games on the site, only five games store at gunpoint last weekend brainchild. enter the player into the competi- might have earned points with Tartaro is the creator of tion for scholarships. its owner by being polite. scholargamers.com, a website The high scoring players at the But saying "sir" probably that allows students ages 13 and end of the competition (which won't impress prosecutors or older to play simple games like ends at the end of February) will federal authorities who say they Bejeweled and Tetris to have the be awarded scholarships in the chance to win scholarships. have supervised him since he form of a 529 college savings plan, wrapped up a prison term for an The creator said the commer- which is tax-exempt if used to pay cial reminded him how popular earlier string of hold-ups. ELAINE THOMPSON/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS for college expenses. The King County Sheriff's video games are, and that while The first-place prize is $5,000, Office identified the suspect John Henry stands behind the counter of his Shell gas station athletes like basketball players are the second-place prize is $2,500, where he was robbed at gunpoint by a robber two day earlier. sometimes lucky enough to get a and the third-place prize is Tuesday as Gregory P. Hess, 65. scholarship for their skills, many $1,000. Scholargamers.com will He's a former Starbucks barista The man in the video is seen Hess worked for three years at students do not have outstanding also award seven fourth-place who has been on federal supervi- telling White Center Shell station a Starbucks in Seattle's Madison athletic or academic skills. scholarships worth $500 and sion since 2007, when he was owner John Henry: "Could you Park neighborhood before quit- So Tartaro decided to make three $100 gift cards for users released from prison after receiv- do me a favor? Empty the till for ting in late 2002 because "he scholarships more accessible to who invited the most people to ing a nearly six-year sentence me please and put it right here. . became dissatisfied with a change the average student. register on the site. for hitting five banks and a video I'm robbing you, sir." in direction the company had "There is always a need for Tartaro said the money for the store in the Seattle area. "Are you sure?" Henry replies. taken," according to documents more scholarships," he said. scholarships comes from His bail was set at $250,000. "Yes, I'm sure," the man says. filed in his federal case. Months Since its creation in October, investors. He is being held for investiga- "Why do you want to do that?" later, he was robbing banks to pay the site has given away $29,000 "It's a good business model," tion of robbery but has not been "Because I need the money," for his rent and other expenses, in scholarships. The competi- he said. charged. the man answers. "I've got kids including his "precious dogs." tions were initially limited to He said a student can only win Hess was arrested after sur- that need to be fed, sir. . I really The federal case, which high school students, but Tartaro once, so he encouraged those who veillance video of Saturday's rob- am sorry to have to do this." includes a lengthy sentencing quickly realized this needed to have not won to keep practicing. bery "went viral" and prompted Henry offered the man $40, memorandum that delves into his change. He said fraternities and sorori- several tips about the suspect's but the suspect declined it and unhappy childhood and adult life, "We added college students ties can also hold private competi- identity, said sheriff's Sgt. John took $300, promising to pay the makes no mention of Hess having because we recognized the tions using the site. Urquhart. money back later, if he could. children. opinion

The Daily Evergreen opinion editor Dylan Hoff  [email protected] PAGE 9 „ WEDNESDAY, FEBRURARY 9, 2011 Letters to the editor E-mail letters to [email protected] Aliens for dummies Editorial board misrepresents state legislation WSU professor co-writes book about the possibility of alien life Editor: would deduce it.” foreign planet. The allegations made by The Daily Evergreen Editorial Board The authors walk the reader The better part of the book (1/25/2011) in their written support of the Limited Service Pregnancy through how alien observers on concerns itself with the possibil- Center Accountability Act (SB5274/HB1366) were completely false. You a distant planet would deter- ity of “life in the unconventional have in no way set forth an accurate reflection of the organizations and mine that Earth is home to intel- habitats of the atmospheres of medical providers accused and targeted by this legislation. Really? ligent, technologically capable Venus and the gas giant planets,” Care Net of the Palouse serves the students at WSU, UI and members of life. The observable conditions as well as various moons and the greater Palouse community by providing a variety of social and com- By Caleb Palmquist munity services and specialized medical care. We do this with the highest on Earth would lead sentient exoplanets. level of professionalism and integrity and without government dollars. he man who wants to life forms similar to ourselves The final chapter discusses Dr. Helen M. Shearer of Moscow Family Medicine is a member of the send you on a one-way to the conclusion that life has the fate of life on Earth and board of directors of Care Net of the Palouse and is the Medical Director of T trip to Mars is back. evolved here. Not only have throughout the universe. If you W.I.S.H. Medical, the medical arm of our organization. She recently com- Along with professor Louis Neal the natural conditions on our want to know how the Martian pleted her rotation as Chief of Staff at Gritman Hospital. Our medical advi- Irwin of the University of Texas planet allowed human kind to invaders will drag out our slow sory team of highly-respected local physicians includes Dr. John Huberty at El Paso, WSU's own Dr. Dirk come to prominence, our evolu- and agonizing extinction at their and Dr. Ric Minudri of Moscow/Pullman OB/Gyn; Dr. Matthew Rice and Dr. Schulze-Makuch is looking way tion and technological advances merciless and scaly hands, you David Leach. past Mars, deep into the reaches have artificially changed Earth’s will just have to read the book W.I.S.H. Medical provides STI/STD testing and treatment, pregnancy of space. Their latest book, observable conditions. yourself. (Please note: Irwin and testing and ultrasound, medically accurate abortion and contraception “Cosmic Biology: How Life Schulze-Makuch make no such education and holistic relationship-centered client care. This is provided on Could Evolve on Other Worlds,” THE KEY THEN, IS NOT TO claim in “Cosmic Biology.”) a non-profit basis. Albert Einstein once said, Women deserve access to medically accurate information and to explores the possibility that we LIMIT OUR IMAGINATIONS TO receive full medical disclosure regarding their pregnancy, contraception are not alone in the universe. THE CONSTRAINTS OF LIFE AS “Imagination is everything. It and abortion options from those who do not directly profit from their The book begins with a warn- WE KNOW IT. is the preview of life’s coming reproductive health decisions. We are one of those sources. Women are not ing that both science and attractions.” well served when the only voice the government allows them to hear is the imagination went into its We have not yet reached the voice of VOX, NARAL and Planned Parenthood. I urge readers to research writing. Of course, as Irwin and final frontier, and I honestly and understand the issues surrounding this truly anti-choice legislation. “Science uses logic and Schulze-Makuch point out, the believe we won't – at least not demonstrable facts to reveal the aliens observing us from their any time soon. There is always Brenda Saltzer, CEO nature of the material world,” own planet might only assume more to discover and more to Care Net of the Palouse the authors write. “Imagination life on Earth if our conditions learn, and not just in the far WISH Medical leads to the search for facts in of life were similar to their own. reaches of space. Even here on new directions, and stretches For example, if our extraterres- Earth, there are infinite Crisis pregnancy centers hide their real agenda the limits of logical inference in trial friends “were totally aquatic possibilities to be explored. creative ways. Both are needed and had no knowledge of life Never underestimate the Editor: to uncover the mysteries of the outside the water, they would power of imagination. I applaud I am writing in agreement with The Daily Evergreen editorial published natural world.” probably underestimate our Dr. Schulze-Makuch for keeping on Jan. 25 about the editorial board's support of the Limited Service “Cosmic Biology,” while terrestrial biosphere.” imagination alive in the commu- Pregnancy Center Accountability Act (SB5274/HB 1366). at its core a science book and They would likely not under- nity at WSU through his work Limited service pregnancy centers (LSPCs), also known as crisis preg- therefore targeted at a specific stand the significance of the in cosmology and encourage all nancy centers, offer pregnancy tests, sometimes ultrasound imaging or sexually transmitted infection testing, but no other medical care. Women, group of people, is very acces- level of oxygen on our planet, Cougars to live by his example. or the implications of flight as often low-income and without health insurance, unknowingly go to these sible – even to those without As Douglas Adams said in centers seeking medical care and unbiased information about their preg- scientific knowledge. I am an a means of travel for animals “The Hitchhiker’s Guide to the nancy options. Instead, their pregnancy test results are withheld, they are English major and I was able to and humans. A huge variety of Galaxy,” “Space is big. You just denied needed referrals for reproductive health care and they have no understand Irwin and Schulze- conditions, based on the way life won't believe how vastly, hugely, assurance that their medical privacy will be protected. That is because the Makuch’s writing. If they can functions on their home planet, mind-bogglingly big it is. I mean, real motive of these centers is to stop women from getting an abortion. teach me science and keep could influence what they deter- you may think it's a long way This Accountability Act would require all LSPCs to provide only medi- me interested, then no one is mine to be the natural pattern of down the road to the chemist's, cally accurate information, disclose test results immediately, protect patient beyond hope. evolution for intelligent life. but that's just peanuts to space.” confidentiality and disclose to women that neither abortion nor birth The most fascinating portion The key then, is not to limit Should keep us busy for a control referrals are provided. We are fortunate as students to have Health of the novel “consider(s) life on our imaginations to the con- while. & Wellness Services and live in a town with a Planned Parenthood, but not every woman has access to these high-quality providers. There is a good our home planet of Earth, not as straints of life as we know it. CALEB PALMQUIST IS A SOPHOMORE ENGLISH MAJOR FROM SPOKANE VALLEY. we know it to be, but as an intel- If we do, we may miss out on HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY [email protected]. chance you have seen an LSPC in your hometown without knowing it. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF LSPCs do not currently follow basic medical standards, which is dangerous. ligent observer on another world THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. discovering intelligent life on a All women deserve privacy, fairness and honest information about their health care. Tell your legislators you support SB5274/HB1366.

Jillian Goodell Social media rejuvenates Egypt psychology, senior Internet allows for international attention and communication Klay Thompson is good, but he is not that good Editor: By Ian Everett Youtube videos. All the informa- communication between the First, let me state that I enjoyed Adam Lewis’ column – as I usually The (University of Houston) Daily Cougar tion being leaked caused the protesters easy. The rest of the do – and “Best All-Time” lists in sports are all in fun. However, while Klay government to panic. world was also kept in the loop Thompson is a fantastic player, I think Mr. Lewis needs to remember that gypt is still experiencing Social media sites such as by these technological means. Cougar hoops goes back farther than the 2000s. For best all-time WSU a large protest against Twitter and Facebook were The Egyptian government players, I humbly submit the following list: the thirty-year reign of 1) Craig Ehlo E used to rally the protesters did its best to oppress the President Hosni Mubarak. The and gained attention from the 2) James Donaldson protests have gained worldwide rights of the people by isolat- 3) Ike Fontaine (I would actually call Klay, "Ike 2.0") media. A Facebook page plot- ing them from the world. But, 4) Kyle Weaver attention and grown increas- ting the protest had 80,000 ingly violent and unstable. such actions only strengthened 5) Klay Thompson fans, and Twitter posts from 6) Steve Puidokas Attempts have been made to Egyptians’ will to fight for what various protesters flooded the they believe in. If Thompson stays for his senior season, I could see him moving up to at shut down the uprising, using website. least #3. I think the discussion to replace Ehlo is a valid one if he puts up a everything from rubber bul- Some may abuse the pow- Facebook and Twitter are ers of social media, but in the 1st Team All-American type season next year for WSU. lets to tear gas and eventually In the words of Dennis Miller: of course, that is just my opinion, I could known for connecting a world hands of the right people — or resorting to live ammunition. simply, easily and freely. These be wrong. This resulted in some fatalities, in this case, angry protesters Go Cougs. two sites allow people world- — regular people can become a and consequently, intensifed wide to keep in touch and share the riot. force to be reckoned with. The Tim Osborn stories.The social media giants riots are a testament to this. alumnus, 1997 The situation became also present the lives of its users Whether or not they achieve extreme, and the Egyptian gov- uncensored. what they want, they will go ernment shut off the Internet Twitter is important as a col- down in history. Not only for and mobile services for the lection of the random thoughts lasting so long under such an entire country. and blurbs of millions of people. Even Martians follow The Considering the important And by keeping things simple, overwhelming opposition, but role that the Internet plays approximately 140 characters, also for being one of the first in getting footage out, this their thoughts are straight to the protests to harness the power Daily Evergreen on Twitter may have be a wise move. But point. of social connection over the there are other reasons for the These tools have fueled the Internet. @dailyevergreen. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF Internet shutdown besides a few revolution by making THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Editorial policies Letters to the editor

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Please send resume to: http://www.woodburyfamilybiz.com Advertise [email protected] 509.335.1572 for info WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 9, 2011 SPORTS THE DAILY EVERGREEN 11 MARTIN | Funds Lebron scores 41 as Heat top Pacers are privately Chris Bosh added 19 as the Heat Heat weren't about to let that came back from 14 points down happen. raised Mike Miller missed a to beat the Pacers 117-112. 3-pointer, but Bosh grabbed the Continued from Page 5 offensive rebound to extend the The Associated Press possession and James eventually going to recruit better players, and wound up connecting from 17 then you are going to have more MIAMI — By their stan- feet with 14.1 seconds left for a interest in football,” Niva said. dards, the Miami Heat played no 113-110 Heat lead. defense for three quarters. Students around WSU have James made two free throws They played just enough in the varying responses to the news of a shortly after to maintain the fourth. multi-million dollar renovation to three-point margin, and Eddie LeBron James had 41 points, Martin Stadium. House made two more from the 13 rebounds and eight assists, Freshman David Nelson said line with 6.5 seconds remaining Chris Bosh added 19 points and he agrees with what Moos has to seal Miami's 38th win of the the Miami Heat rallied from 14 been doing and renovations to the season. points down to beat the Indiana stadium will result in improve- Darren Collison scored 15 Pacers 117-112 on Tuesday night ment on the field. points, Josh McRoberts added 12 for their seventh straight victory. “Moos has a good plan and and Jones scored 11 for Indiana, Dwyane Wade scored 17 and it will work,” Nelson said. “By which was trying to join Boston renovating our football program, Mario Chalmers added 16 for and Dallas as teams that beat Miami, which moved five games we can bring in better recruits Miami twice this season. and finally compete again in the ahead of second-place Atlanta in Almost happened, too. the Southeast Division. The Heat Pac-10.” The Heat spoke both Monday On the other hand, some also got within a half-game of idle and pregame Tuesday about Boston for the best record in the students feel there is no need wanting to avenge a 93-77 home to be spending such exorbitant Eastern Conference. loss to the Pacers on Nov. 22. Roy Hibbert scored 20 points amounts of money on the football It easily was their worst home program. and added 10 rebounds for defeat of the season — consider- Indiana, which fell to 4-1 under Senior marketing major ing the 16-point margin in that Connor Hennessey said he didn’t interim coach Frank Vogel. game exceeded the 13-point mar- understand pumping millions of Danny Granger scored 19 and gin of their other four losses in dollars into a team that won two Tyler Hansbrough added 18 for Miami combined. the Pacers. Words didn't translate into games last season. Chalmers forced Dahntay play. At least, not for much of the “I understand that football is Jones into a five-second call with night, they didn't. important, but this is not the time 8.9 seconds left, with Indiana for people to be wasting money James had a huge first half, LYNNE SLADKY/THE ASSOCIATED PRESS out of time outs, and the Heat 26 points on 11 for 12 shoot- on a program that is in the cellar,” escaped. ing, with six rebounds and four Miami Heat's LeBron James dunks the ball against the Indiana he said. Indiana was shooting better assists. With him on the court in Pacers in the first quarter during an NBA basketball game in Miami. Both Moos and Niva reminded than 60 percent at one point in the opening two quarters, Miami in the second and when Hibbert Granger made three 3-pointers in the public that the funds are pri- the second half, and was at 57 outscored Indiana by 11. scored over Erick Dampier with the third quarter, and the Pacers vately raised and cannot be used percent entering the final quarter. Without him, the Heat were 2:02 left in the half the Pacers used a 16-5 run to take a 97-90 for academics. But the Pacers shot 5 for 18 in the outscored by 14 — and it hap- found themselves up 66-52. lead entering the fourth. Miami Moos said he wants the foot- fourth, including one dreadful pened quickly. James only got James got the Heat back into got within one point twice, and ball program to be self-sufficient stretch that gave the Heat life. one break in the opening half, the game, and fast. Miami scored two points on three other occa- as it moves forward. Indiana missed nine straight a 3-minute, 35-second rest at the final 11 points of the half with sions, but never held the lead in “My defense of it is we need to shots over a span of nearly 6½ the start of the second quarter. James on the attack — outrun- the period. get our football program healthy minutes of the final quarter, but And Indiana set the tone in that ning Granger in transition for It took until 4:34 remained in so we can create revenue streams Granger's layup with 51.9 seconds stretch, outscoring Miami 18-4 to one dunk, flashing out of the the fourth for Miami to get back that will continue to provide remaining — which snapped the turn a 33-29 deficit into a 45-37 high post and taking a pass from on top, coming when Dampier us the opportunity to be self- drought — got the Pacers within lead by the time James came Chalmers for another, then con- slammed in the rebound of a sufficient so we are never a drain 111-110. back into the game. verting a spinning layup while miss by Wade for a 106-105 edge on university funds and still grow Even after more than half a Hansbrough carried Indiana getting fouled to draw the Heat — the first Heat lead since the the program to be competitive in quarter without a field goal, all in the quarter, going 6 of 6 for 13 within 66-63 at halftime. opening 2 minutes of the second a very competitive conference,” Indiana needed was a stop. The points. Jones scored nine more Indiana was undeterred. quarter. Moos said. sports brief

since Dec. 3. Salmons leads Bucks to Toronto, coming off a 111-100 victory over Minnesota on Friday that 92-74 win over Raptors snapped a 13-game losing streak, got guard Leandro Barbosa back from MILWAUKEE — John Salmons a right hamstring strain. He played returned to the starting lineup for the nearly 25 minutes and had eight first time in three weeks and scored points. 17 points to lead the Milwaukee Milwaukee used a 14-0 run early Bucks to a 92-74 victory over the in the fourth quarter to pull away. Toronto Raptors on Tuesday night. The Bucks were 0 for 10 from Corey Maggette added 16 points 3-point range when Salmons started and nine rebounds for Milwaukee, the run with 3 for a 71-62 lead with which snapped its four-game losing 10:21 left. streak. Salmons, who replaced Carlos Toronto lost its 10th straight road Delfino in the starting lineup, came game. Andrea Bargnani scored 23 off the bench the previous three points and DeMar DeRozan Finished games after missing eight games with 18 points and seven rebounds with a right hip injury. He last started for the Raptors, who were seeking on Jan. 17. consecutive victories for the first time THE ASSOCIATED PRESS COUGS | Must win easier games Continued from Page 5 Should the Cougars falter against the teams they should be and USC, who are both 12-11. able to handle, they’ll need a bet- Both those losses were on the ter performance against the top road and the USC game is one teams to make up for it. they had a good chance to win when it all came down to it. FOUR OF THE REMAINING Four of the remaining seven SEVEN GAMES ARE ONES THAT games are ones that Washington State should and need to WASHINGTON STATE SHOULD win. Games against Stanford, AND NEED TO WIN. California, Arizona State and USC are the ones they need. The loss to Oregon is, by That leaves three games, no means, a season-ender for all against the top three teams Washington State. There are in the conference – Arizona, many ways they can make up Washington and UCLA, two of for it and the win in Corvallis is which are being played outside a start. The path to the dance of Pullman. continues this weekend against If they can take all four games Stanford and California. Come (which they should win), put out and support the Cougs, as one or two victories on the top every game from here on out is conference teams, enter the Pac- the most important game of the 10 tournament and pick up a season. few more wins, the Washington JEFF COLLIER IS A FRESHMAN COMMUNICATION MAJOR FROM PUYALLUP. HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED State Cougars will be ready to go IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR dancing come selection Sunday. THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS.

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Miss Sunshine” 31 “__ 45 On the job __ Casino NJ court rejects 15-year 67 “So Much in Wiedersehen” 46 Knucklehead 59 Egg: Pref. rant chain known for buxom wait- But an appellate panel ruled Love” singers, 32 University of 47 Desktop 60 Baseball’s Griffey resses in tank tops and short shorts. term for bitten fingertip Tuesday it was too severe and with “The” Montana athletes images (Jr., too) Republican state Rep. Julia Hurley, ordered Pichardo be resentenced. No 29, won her November election by ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. — A New date has been set. knocking off the Democratic incum- Jersey appeals court has rejected a Pichardo is from New York City. He region brief bent in a conservative district west 15-year prison sentence for a man remains in prison. of Knoxville, but she says it was while convicted of biting off a police offi- Defense lawyer Peter Willis had working as a “Hooter’s Girl” that she cer’s fingertip. promised to appeal the day his client think we need to take a look at again began honing her business sense Rafael Pichardo was convicted was sentenced in August 2009. Non-profit hospital pay and examine whether these non- and networking skills. of aggravated assault for attacking THE ASSOCIATED PRESS profits are paying their executives under state scrutiny excessively or not,” he told KUOW. SEATTLE — Some hospitals in Several hospital officials say Washington state are paying their they believe they are in compliance executives so much that the hospi- with state law. Representatives with tals may no longer quality for busi- Providence and Group Health both ness tax breaks. said their organizations are so large Public radio station KUOW in and complex that there may not be Seattle reports that 15 hospital any comparable public service jobs executives in Washington earned $1 in Washington. million or more in 2009, including 14 Swedish CEO Rodney Hochman’s at nonprofit hospitals and one at a pay was generally comparable to government hospital. what the highest paid public hos- Sudoku State law limits how much non- pital executives made at Valley and profit hospitals can pay executives. Evergreen hospitals, spokeswoman Their pay has to be comparable to Melissa Tizon said. what public servants in Washington “Something is out of line here,” Fill in the blocks so that make in similar jobs, or they don’t said state Sen. Karen Keiser, who is each row, column and get a break on their B&O taxes. chairwoman of the health and long- Tens of millions in tax breaks term care committee. block have all nine digits could be at stake, the radio station It would be better to measure represented. reported. nonprofit pay against paychecks Mike Gowrylow, a spokesman closer to the middle of the market, for the Washington Department of Keiser said, instead of comparing Revenue, says the million-dollar pay to just the state’s highest executive is news to the agency. incomes. “It’s certainly something that I THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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