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Many Hannity freshmen don't get loat' diploma
BY DANIELLE UERHULP News Writer
BSUhas formed atask force to determine ith hi what makes first-year students return to campus for a second year. Currently 41 percent of freshmen don't return for their sophomore year. This rate has remained consistent over the past two years. This figure is significantly lower than the retention rate at other Idaho univer- sities. According to their Web site, the University of Idaho currently boasts a re- I' ! tention rate of 85 percent. I The 14-member Freshman Success Task BY MARY GRACE LUCAS Force, created by Provost Sona Andrews News Writer ' » reresldent and Vice President of Student Affairs Peg Bus~Jneuer Blake, will look at the current retention "I just can't wipe this silly grin rate and attempt to gain insight into why off of my face since we won!" said put IiIS finger freshmen do or do not choose to return to conservative Fox News Channel up In the air to BSUfor their sophomore year. and talk radio host Sean Hannity The task force will also analyze and as- to an audience of over 1400 fans feel which way sess the effectiveness of current univer- in the Jordan Ballroom Saturday the political , sity programs. Its final step will involve Nov,20. reporting the findings and then making Hannity gave a lecture as part Winds were recommendations for improvement in of his "Gloat Tour" after President blOWing.« university programs. ',I Bush's election victory over Suzanne McCorkle, professor of com- Senator John Kerry. Hannity kept Hannlty said. munication and director of Conflict the crowd alternately laughing Management Services at BSU, chairs the and booing by deriding what he Idaho Governor Dirk task force. McCorkle cautions against sees as the "liberal" agenda of the Kempthorne Introduced Hannlty comparing the figures from BSU with Democratic Party. and later said he didn't mind those of other universities, stating that the Hannity focused in on the po- lending his name to such a well- BSU committee is less concerned about litical shape of the nation and known republican partisan en- how our university stacks up against other what he says are successes on tertainer. "We speak a common schools. ,t}lepart of Bush. He spoke about language:' Kempthorne said. A similar task force was created at BSU :t!leimportance of supporting the Many fans said they felt the 12years ago. This group participated in re- 'armed services and his dislike of same way. search similar to that of the current group, :What he sees as "pandering" by "I like how he simplifies things and made recommendations accordingly. -democrats. . so that the common person can One program that resulted from these :: "[President Bush] never put his understand," said BSU senior recommendations is the University 101 finger up In the air to feel which Ryan Summers. "It doesn't sur- course series, which is still in existence .;Nay the political winds were prise me that he's like a rock star today. Iilowlng," Hannity said. for the conservatives." The task force is composed of two aca- :: Hannity also listed many of Others in attendance were not demic deans, an assistant dean, the bud- 'the political figures he says are big Hannity supporters. get director, the director of the bookstore, "I can't stand this guy:' said Talk radlli h'oet Saen the head of the Trio program, the coordi- not acting in America's best in- bit of comedic coercion. Other immediately remember', who BSU freshman Jonathan Walker. Hennlty Jumps on the nator of [nstitutional assessment, Idaho's terests such as John Edwards, self-described liberals at the Gov. Kempthorne was; Hannity Bronco bendwegon during "But it's like a car wreck. You first lady Patricia Kempthorne, four pro- Hillary Clinton, and much of the event didn't rare as well, offered a bit of humor abont his hI:: "'G!cet Tcur" lecture . know you shouldn't, but you Seturdey Nov. 20. fessors, and two students. These members Hollywood community. Closer to Prior to the lecture, Hannity arrival In one ofthe nation's most have been divided into three smaller com- horne, Hannity said that Idaho's stare." met with major BSU donors at a conservative states. "Ifeel right at Walker was one of two liberals four electoral votes for Bush had VIP reception. While he didn't home." See Freshmen [page31 a hand in his reelection. called on stage by Hannity for a
,one out of 100. Reeder has been study- Immigration forum Topics on AIDS, the intersexed ing gender and education .for about eight years, which triggered her interest in AIS. sparks heated debate She first heard about it from the Stanford University alumni mag- discussed in conference '1 azine. BY M 0 N I CAP RIC E nothing to do with racism it was . , ~, tion activist, and "Widening Our to. inform others and ask ques- "I thought [Reeder's presenta- News Editor about legality. BY CASSIE GUTIERREZ View to Include the lntersexed," tions which are often neither tion] was really informative:' said Canyon County has experi- NewsWriter presented by professor Heidi asked nor answered:' he said. Boise State student Perri Gardner, Passions erupted during last enced the negative effects from Last week, Boise State University Reeder of the Communication Professor Reeder mostly covered from the audience. "But I was week's Speak Up Forum. Civility. the presence of illegal aliens unveiled the second annual Point Department. The variety oftopics a specific type of intersex condi- disappointed by the turri-out. I broke down at times with audi- in the from of increased crime, of View Academic Conference: brought in a diverse audience. tioncalledAndrogenlnsensitivity thought BSU students would be ence members speaking out of health threats, and decline of Sexuality in a Diverse Society. "I thought it was interesting," SyIidr,ome (AIS)."This syndrome more interested with a topic like turn and raising their voices to wages, according to Vasquez. ,I Tuesday, Nov. 16. The confer- said Boise State student Coral results when an XYfetus is resis- this." panelists and each other. Mexicans need to work for ence opened with a juried art ex- Spitler in regards to Newbold's t~nt to the androgen that would Student Activities Program Graduate assistant Stephanie change in their own country, said hihit, reception and awards. "The presentation, "I think an lmpor- . produce a masculine appearance, Coordinator Autumn Haynes Lounsburycoordinated the Speak Vasquez. Performance of Pink." followed at tant aspect of the AIDS epidemic and thus develops physicil1ly as a broke ground for the conference Up Forum after the . Cultural Sociology professor Martin Orr . 1 • 7 p.m. The conference continued is overlooked." female;" Reeder said.' . two years ago. "I felt that the stu- Center received' racist leaflets spoke about the causes of mass all day on Wednesday and con- "I wanted to offer a different "Since the 1960s,13womenhave dent activities office needed to claiming immigration is destroy- immigration. The rich benefit eluded that evening. perspective of sexuality that isn't .b;~~~a,s,k.eq~l.J\~\!:~~,t?T9IY!JlJ.>ics.preseNa program .that was a~a- ingAmerica.,"Ow;intelltion is to from keeping a poor workforce Among the myriad of top- seen on the Boise State campus," tiecaUseUjey weregIVeh4 chror ,..'deIriically charged, Haynes said. have ,infellectuaJ. 'di~cWrse about without rights, he said. lc covered was "The Hyper- Newbold said. He spoke about /Ilosome tesLthat proved: 'they Haynes said the conference is im- ...irnriUgratlon/' s.rtct Lounsbury Corporate and federalinterests Sexualization of Gay/Bisexual the history of the AIDS epidem- were' actually ment',Rel:lder Said. . proving.every year. Attendance in a previousiniervlew. "1know I desire to normalize cheap labor, MenAmidsttheAIDSepidemic:A ic, and the current focus and AccordingtoReede,rj,Alttoccursth.iS year was up and there was havealottolll~n:'", . 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McCorkle recognizes the im- :Freshman [from pege I) portance of the quantitative data concerning the freshmen reten- Japan mittees, each with their own re- tion rate. However, she also ac- search focus. knowledges that it would be help- The first group's focus is on ful to hear personal stories and compiling quantitative data accounts of those freshmen who Club about BSU freshmen. These re- either considered leaving BSUaf- searchers plan to use surveys to ter their first year or actually left gather statistics on first-year- the university at this time. She is students. interested in hearing from these brings students what BSU either did or • The second group plans to look at those universities who have a did not do that prompted their higher retention rate and exam- "thoughts ofleaving campus. night of ine programs that have aided in McCorkle is asking students this success. who fit this description to The final group will take an in- email her with their stories at ventory of all of the programs de- [email protected]. culture signed to help freshmen at BSU. McCorkle is optimistic about This process is projected to the efforts of the task force. She take approximately one year to states, "Our goal is to provide a BY RACHEL PEREZ complete. The final report and focus for the university's energy News writer recommendations will be made and resources so that we can be more effective in helping stu- t~· in September 2005. Small reports The Hatch C Ballroom BY WlUlA."tf ~;1!mBLIZiPll1lA1l£U'lllA IHOUmEfl will also be made throughout the dents make the leap from the was packed wall-to-wall last Medlcel student Glenda Wrenn Deuls, right, With redlologV profeesor Dr. llauid Kareslck, IS a fourth-veer madrcal year, tracking the findings and first year to the second year." student et Thomes Jefferson Unluersltv Hospltelln Phlledelphle, P&nnsvluBnle, In Mey, 20D~. Medlcel schools ere successes of the task force. Thursday, Nov. 18, with guests struggling to find quahfled mlnorltv cendrdetes. ranging from toddlers to the el- derly for Japan Night. "I fell in love with a Japanese practices and personnel, said woman in 1988, now I just like Audrey Bailey, spokeswoman FIIm [from pege IJ with the N.C. community col- to learn more about Japan," said Campuses offer lege system. an older man. W. Bush. College President The RCCC board of trustees The Japan Club put on the Richard Brownell is registered established the school's policy of event that included presenta- as a Republican; March is a. nonpartlsanship, and that was tions on trips to Japan, Japanese , Democrat. reinforced with the two memos pizza, demonstrations of "Of course it's editorially bi- from Brownell, said executive Shorinji Kempo (or martial arts ased, and I never denied that," 'a~esome'medical vice president Ann Hovey. of the philosopher), workshops March said of the film. He said . An Oct. 25 memo said, in part, and games, and movies. he was not testing the school's "RCCC is a public college sup- "Providing an opportunity'to policy. "I never set out to be any- ported by the taxpayers and must learn more about the Japanese body's crusader." maintain a secular, nonpartisan culture usually leads to moti- .care at rising prices Stopping March midway professional environment at all vation to want to learn more through his English composi- times. No employee of this col- about Japanese culture and the tion class was "extraordinary" BY SUSRN C. THOMSON influencing the health of a very quickly and not worry about bills. lege is authorized to use the language," said Tetsuya Ehara, a He says he found that - and heal- and an affront to the faculty st. lOUIS Post-Dlspetch large portion of that population," classroom or college environ- special lecturer in Japanese and member and to students and he says. Still, according to the U.S. ing ointment - at Mizzou's health ment as a platform to promote Japan Club advisor. "Learning a threat to academic freedom, CARBONDALE, Ill. - After a Census Bureau, they're the least service after roughing up a leg their own personal, religious or the language is not just a class." said Jonathan Knight, director week of it, Ryan Devine was fed up insured age group in the nation, playing intramural football. political views or to advocate for During the presentations Tom Syre, an associate profes- of the American Association of to here with head and chest con- with 30 percent lacking coverage. specific political candidates." four women spoke about their University Professors' program gestion. So first thing Monday, he College health services tend to sor of health services administra- If Moore's movie was being experiences in Japan, from a on academic freedom and ten- was among dozens of supplicants be self-supporting financially, tion at James Madison University shown, "then the opposing point foreigner's perspective. Mary tire. The association has 45,000 ringing phones off the hook, seek- billing the entire cost directly to in Virginia, also uses the recre- of view should also be present- Ann Kojis and Gena Marker ation center analogy when talk- members at four-year and two- ing doctor appointments for flu- students in the form of a health ed:' Hovey said, "to present fair- are both secondary education year institutions. like symptoms, minor injuries, fee, health insurance or, as at ing about the growth of campus ness and a balanced perspec- teachers in Boise. The two wom- health care. Today's college stu- Knight said over his three de- emergency contraception, uri- SIUC, a combination of both. In tive in an environment that was en were able to go to Japan on dents just "want to be pampered:' cades tracking academic free- nary tract infections, etc. whatever form, it's costing stu- increasingly divisive as we ap- the Fulbright Memorial Fund he says, and colleges are reacting dom, he cannot recall an in- Devine got right through - and dents more all the time. proached the election." Teacher Program. by taking back the parental roles structor being removed while in. Bymidmorning, he was on his As a rule, the more students Irvin Newberry, vice chair of The other speakers included class was in session, unless way with a prescription for "the pay, the more they get. At UMSL they cast off a generation ago. the board of trustees, said show- Yasmine Romero, linguistic the instructor were physically a: pink stuff:' which he promptly and SlUE,they get diagnosis and . While conceding that college ing a controversial, one-sided student who studied abroad filled at the pharmacy just across treatment of common ailments health care has served his own threatening. work puts the student into a pre- through the Waseda Oregon children well, he frets that the "Controversial films, contro- the street from the doctor's of- and injuries, confidential health carious position if he or she dis- Program and plans to teach money going into it might be bet- versial textbooks, paintings, po- fice. and mental health advice, routine agrees with it. etry are used by faculty in class- English in Japan someday, and He pronounced the doctor "very exams, prescriptions, shots and ter spent on "the hiring of profes- March said he acts more as a es across the country to stimu- Sarah Talbert, a graphic design pleasant" and the service, as al- referrals to specialists. Otherwise, sionals in the classrooms." moderator, because often stu- Though colleges never put it to late thinking," he said. "There major who has an interest in ways, "awesome" in its efficiency they're on their own for health dents disagree with each other. their students as that kind of ei- can't be a more appropriate Japanese anime. and low price, just a few dollars care unless they have insurance, "I make it abundantly clear Two Japanese pizzas were giv- ther-or choice, some seek student venue for doing so than a college out of pocket. which both universities make that their opinion, whetheriit approval before raising health classroom, especially during the en to each table. Japanese pizza It didn't immediately dawn on available - but optional. agrees with 'Dad' or not, it's not fees. The sell is usually easy, with midst of a political campaign." consists of pizza dough with him that he had also paid for this Health services are respond- going to cost them either way:' students happily deciding to tax Community colleges and their mayonnaise instead of marina- with a $143-a-semester health ing to the needs of a new genera- he said. themselves for more and better boards have control over school ra sauce, and seafood toppings care fee on his bill from Southern tion of students with a new, more like shrimp, fish, and calamari. Illinois University Carbondale, complex health profile. According care. The pizzas. were eaten while where he is a senior. All SIUC stu- to the National Mental Health Masahiro Yoshida and Shigeru dents must pay that fee and buy Association, these students are K. Yokoyama, members of the extended-care insurance through especially prone to anxiety, eat- new Shorinji Kempo branch in the university for $134 a semester ing disorders, substance abuse Boise, performed demonstra- if they don't already have it. and depression, which alone af- tions. Shorinji Kempo gives in- That's small change in light of a flicts 10percent ofthem. tense temporary pain without four-digit tuition bill there but yet As college health profession- permanent damage to the op- another extra cost of going to col- als are also quick to say, today's ponent. lege, and not just at SIUC. campus population also includes A table in the center of the Dr. Richard P. Keeling, a col- students with asthma, heart dis- room had a stack of five-inch lege-health consultant based in ease and cystic fibrosis - chronic square pieces of colored paper New York,'estimates that upward ailments that in years past might on it. Through out the night of 90 percent of residential col- have kept them from college alto- people were asked to make tsu- leges and a growing number of gether but that now require ongo- ru, paper cranes, in the origami others, including community col- ing, on-campus medical manage- craft. leges, have come to offer at least ment. . "Six months ago the Japan basic health services on campus Ben Renkoski, a senior engi- Club donated 1,000 paper to their students. neering major at the University of cranes to the Saint Alphonsus ' That's all to the good, he be- Missouri at Columbia, says that Regional Medical Center," said lieves. With college students when they need care, today's stu- Ehara. The paper crane is an in- making up well over half of all dents want "a place like their doc' ternational symbol of peace and U.S. 18-to-24-year olds, "increas- tor back home, a place where they hope. On Nov.28 the Japan Club ingly, college health programs are can go in and get what they need" will prepare another 1,000 pa- per cranes and display them as ornaments for their upcoming event, the Festival of Trees. Local volunteers and busi- nesses donate time and mon- ey to support the trees and wreaths. "Wewantto inspire the patients through the cranes to gain 'strength, encouragement, and hope," said Ehara. .The Festival of Trees will be at the Boise Centre on the Grove from 1p.m. to 4 p.m. on Nov.28. 18tt~r •• 8rbiteronhn8.cOI1l
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BY KRREN HELLER huge sections lifted .from other Iy inexcusable behavior. There's Knight nldderNewspepere books, revelatory personal can- . a reason guys come homo after. fesslons, questionnaires andjour- work and all they want to do is Perusing Jed~Diamond's "The nals (or ·thoughtl:~cords·),'all of. play Texas hold 'em on the tom- Irritable Male. Syndrome," two which, you'll be relieved to know, puter instead of, say, helping with thoughts occur about this latest are contained In "The hiltab\e homework or dinner! It's due to psychological revelation. .' Male Syndrome." their inability to relieve stress! First: What took them so long? For good measure, every new Wait, it gets worse. Then: Wait a second, buster, disorder requires its own appro- We know men compete to do women own this territory, priately colored ribbons - for IMS, almost everything better than Bad enough that men have re- . I'm thinking red - while hosting women - that is, except house- claimed vanity and "sharing your. fun runs, awareness seminars, a hold chores. So big surprise here pain" sensitivity, l0l!g th~prbv-' support-group network, and soci- that Diamond argues IMS is far enance of females. But being able ety fund-raisers chaired byarriv- more dangerous a condition than to blame irritability, ang~flmd in: istes unable to land committees any of your garden-variety female terminable funks on hormones is for the truly big illness galas. . .. disorders. going too far. Learning about Irritable Male Let him count the reasons. It's .""-. last time I checked, isn't covered Thesearefighdngwords. Syndrome-which sounds painful gone so, long undiagnosed. It's testosterone levels by 34 percent), OK,so if it'stao late for all this, by most major medical plans. Diamond, you may recall, is the and unsuitable for polite dinner. gone too long untreated. Men practicing meditation and nothing else works, there are andposi- Great, I'm thinking, just great. guy who got rich arguing the case conversation - l began to think are bad at sharing their feelings. tive thinking, and avoiding always selective serotonin reup- cir- , Men are going to ride this e,mo- for the existence of andropause. that this was; perhaps, merely II: They're more prone to violence, take inhibitors, B vitamins, and cumclsion. tional hormonal roller-coaster or male menopause, which allows fancy term. for cranky middle- heart attacks, suicide, avoidance, good old ginkgo biloba. Great, now he tells us. thing far better and far longer men to call us on our hot flashes, aged guy. and playing Texas hold 'em on "I now believe that this prac- l.Ike other post-new-age male- than we ever have. They're going then raise us their hormone re- But, no. the computer when they should tice is one of the physical factors angst gurus with their own PBS to make PMS look like croquet placement therapy. IMS can strike at any age, from be making dinner. And they can't that contribute to IMS,"Diamond specials, Diamond is big on men's compared with the NFL of IMS. He wrote the 1997 best-seller infancy, straight through adoles- buy new shoes as a pick-me-up writes with his typical surety support groups and, you know, And we're still going to do all the "Male Menopause" and then, cence, middle age and into irri- whenever they're feeling blue. based on no findings whatsoev- getting in touch with those long- natch, the follow-up, "Surviving table golden years! For mothers Now that we have this new con- er. "Although there haven't been lost feelings. A licensed psycho- laundry. Male Menopause," because it's of sons, this translates Into poten- dition/excuse, akin to a new pest studies linking circumcision to therapist, he's very critical of his not enough to have an emotional- tially multiple IMSsufferers living that comes to roost in the garden IMS, there is enough evidence profession: "Though well-mean- nBDUT THE WRITER Iydisabling condition these days. under one roof, and being techni- and will not leave, what can we do of the effects of early childhood ing, many therapists do in fact Keren Heller IS e columnist for Ptnladelptue No, you've got to possess the cally outnumbered with no prayer to get rid of it? contribute to patients' problems." lnqurrer, Reedere msy write to her et trauma that I believe it's wise for ths Phlledelphle lnqutrar; P.O. BOHB263, syndrome, luxuriate in the exqui- of recovering field position. Diamond's many suggestions parents to carefully consider the Diamond is a much greater Phlledelphle, Pe. 19101. or send e-mell to site discomfort of it, and purchase Irritable Male Syndrome tries include buying his book, adding subject before making a deci- advocate of getting a nice place, ~hell e r.ph Illyne WB.Com. many, many self-help books pad- to give biological-imperative ar- more zinc to the diet, decreas- sion." preferably in the country, which, ded with dictionary definitions, guments for what was once mere- ing licorice (he says it can reduce
farm workers who pick the toma- inhumane working conditions logo that represents the exploited Studenl Inlllatlue InstItutIonal racIsm Sick ofllall toes used by Taco Bell. I feel the these tomato pickers provide pro- sweat and blood of tomato pickers partnership with Taco Bell is a duce to the corporate giant Yum! in Florida. Dear Editor: Dear Editor: Dear Editor: slap in the face of your Hispanic Foods, the parent company of Hello, My name is Tabielle As a reader of The Arbiter and I'm ever opening The Arbiter students and staff. Taco Bell and-the arena's name- Cariesa Sindon "Belle" Antchekov. I am a senator a member of the Publications to find liberal ranting and rav- I urge the BSU administration sake. An Idaho Statesman article for the student government here Board-a committee that pro- ing about how evil America and to do the right thing and repair on Nov. 10 presented President Walt It. oul at Boise State University. I have a vides oversight to The Arbiter-I the Honorable Mr. Bush is to us, this travesty! Kustra's final decision to keep the couple of items that I would like have seen race and ethnielty be- and the rest of the world. Frankly, controversial name. Kustra also Dear Editor: - the general student body to be come a recurring theme in the I'm sick and tired of the mind- Pat Kubicki stated his desire to continue dls- GOod things come to those informed about. It is possible for politics of this university. Articles less propaganda spewing from cusslon on the topic. If the decl- who waif. Unfortunately, Aubrey any student at Boise State to write such as "Chihuahua Named Co- liberal lips. If this is such a tyran- ~ga;nst.TsccBfJll sion is final, then Is there any rea- Salazar elected to "walk out on a legislation to be voted upon in the Mascot" and a letter to the edi- nical country pupated by a ruth- son to continue the dialogue? Is Nobel Prize winner" (Nov. 18 edi- general election this spring. Ifthis tor regarding "Overpaid Sports le~sdictator you can exercise your Dear Editor: Kustra inviting the student body torlal) without hearing his entire legislation is passed In the elec- Stars ..." are recent examples. right to leave. Get the hell out of President Kustra this is not to demonstrate against the final: speech. tion, It becomes law. The name These articles and their re- my country! over, students are outraged! You ity of the issue? Kustra continues . I, too, had reservations about of this type oflegislation is called sponses have stirred up contro- That's right. My country and I have previously said that no stu- to defend his decision by telling James Buchanan's message, but an initiative. This is because stu- versy with charges of racial and love it for all its positives and neg- dents have contacted you about the Statesman that he is support- elected instead to sit through the dents themselves initiate the ethnic stereotyping. In my opin- atives. Just remember, this is the the Taco Bell contract, and this is ed throughout the Boise commu- entire lecture. During the ques- process. The way to accomplish ion, these forms of racism are in- greatest country in the world. I not true. There have been several nity. Aren't we as students and tion-and-answer session, I asked the feat is to file a petition. I do advertent and arguably not even am proud to be an American, I am students that have met with you, faculty the foremost community Dr. Buchanan to define the term not know what format a petition racist. But the fact remains they proud of our democracy, and 1am not to mention the student orga- from which Kustra should gather "elitist," which he used several is supposed to have because it Is do reflect our historically racist proud to have served for 10 years. nizations working to educate oth- his insights on the issue? As a fu- times during his address. In re- unclear in the election code. The society. I am proud to say that I spent ers and gathering petitions to say ture alumnus of this institution, sponse to another questioner, code is also unclear about with Overt forms of racism still oc- five years overseas and I truly ap- we do not agree with Taco Bell's BSU'~ill receive no financial do- he also made it clear that he is whom the petition should be cur. We only have to look to preciate our liberties, our rights and YUM! Brand Food's poli- nation from me as long as the unl- not opposed to any and all so- filed with. I would assume that it Monday's article about the Speak and our freedoms. I am not em- cies. We continue to boycott and verslty embraces ideas ~r.pr~~!t.~t cial safety net programs. His an- should be filed with the election Up Forum for evidence of this. I barrassed, I am not ashamed say no to farm work slave labor. the expense of the less fortUnate. '.'swers to'theseand other inquiries chairman or the judicial branch applaud Stephanie Lounsbury's and I am definitely not living in Trying to use the rhetoric that the Is Boise State really as cheap and gave a broader perspective to his of ASBSU.The difficult part that a response. The best way to combat a nightmare. Because you truly local franchises don't benefit us is easy as the name Taco Bell Arena opinions; they also softened what student may face in filing an ini- this ignorance is with "intellec- cannot appreciate what you have an outright lie. As a future alum- Implies? initially seemed to be an endorse- tiative is that 'student signatures tual discourse." But the real issue until it has been taken away. nus, I will not support an institu- ment of free enterprise at any must accompany the petition. The we should be addressing is that of What I am tired ofis the few left- tion that has named its arena 'The Kim Hiroto cost. amount of signatures required institutional racism. wing paranoid socialist who can Taco Bell Arena.' It's an embar- Before pronouncing summary Look around you. Look at your only spout hate and discontent or judgment on another's opinions, is 5% of the student population. rassment to me to graduate from ffclmatai'rarmers,_.,~ __ ,.". ,~_.,,., "",_.' __, .. " .... _.. , .. _ ._,._ .• ~-'~L""'_"_~;. The current student population is peers-your professors. They're anything or anyone not like them. an institution funded on workers one should hear an important lec- They call for civil disobedience, I about eighteen thousand. all white. How can this be? I'm not who do not make a livable wage Dear Editor: ture such as this in its entirety. So, approximately nine hun- racist; Idon't even know anybody would like to see it. I personally and in Inhumane conditions. I Iam concerned that Boise State dred signatures would be re- who is. Do you? For this reason it's do not believe they have the intes- refuse to allow my privilege as a University has sold the nam- Cecilia Merz quired. I believe that this can be inefficacious to go around accus- tinal fortitude to follow through student to rest on the oppression ing rights of the Pavilion to Taco accomplished if the initi~tive is ing others of being racist. So how regarding their call to action. of others. Other students stand Bell. I am proud to be a 2001 grad- H~.uli:~q~..B~~~·~·ifi~.r:~'i1 important to the students. I have do we remedy the situation? For once could you left-wing behind me. uate of Boise State. However, I am been informed that last year there First we need to recognize that cry-babies please come up with not proud that the university has Dcar Editor: were more than enough signa- we are not racist. As a minor- some facts. I am so sick of your Tanya Kutterer, AbbyLaChance, entered into this alliance. The To each of the students, faculty, tures on a petition that was circu- ity you can be secure in knowing blatant rambling and accusations Tracy Labraaten, Susie Burgess, tomatoes supplied to Taco Bell and citizens who are outraged by lated to have had it eligible to be that the white person passing you without any proof. I only hope Christine Pearson, Adriana restaurants are not picked in the recent contract entered into voted upon. Another limit to the on the street isn't harboring racist people will see you for what you Salis-Black, Dondra E11Iot, humane conditions. Tomato by Boise State University and ES- initiative process is that it must thoughts. The second and most are; hateful, disillusioned oppor- Tamra K.Cattle,Tamera Phillips, pickers In Florida must work 10- O-EN, the owner of 50 Taco Bells not be in contradiction with the important step is to foster a more tunist that only want to destroy, Casey O'LI!ary,Jent Jenkins, 12 hour days, and have to pick in the state of Idaho, I ask only ASBSU constitution. This is also diverse community. because you have never learned Leigh Patterson, Laura Letters, two tons of tomatoes to earn $50 one question. How many of you true with a referendum. The stu- I would like to see the Cultural right from wrong or good from Angeleah Clark, Kim Hirata, in one day. This is not a livable have eaten there? dents also have this option. If and Ethnic Diversity Committee evil. They say ignorance is bllss_ Hafsah Harvard, Lauren Tussing wage. Yum! Brands (the parent ASBSUhas passed a law that the take a more active role in the com- and liberals are the prime exam' company of Taco Bell) has the Krista Allcott students disagree with, the same munity. Perhaps we need an in- pie. , -power to put pressure on its grow- formal policy akin to Affirmative ers to ensure that workers arc paid amount of signatures can be .' . gathered, a petition can be filed, Action-if only to raise aware- Gregory K. Funk a fair wage. Until tomato pickers mnncOIlregs rledari ldret~Dndto and that law can be overturned in ness. Maybe they can partner Dear Editor: that supply Taco Bell restaurants ~lattetlror pUbhcetl~, L8\tBl'.lllll)et.· with the Culture Center to inform ,~ ,- -'"'f: .w. " "~,,,,'~<"~--'--- are paid a fair and just wage, beJOD liIDI'de PI' Ilil~;Pla.88 mt:IUlle . a general election. Faculty and students have be- i ;\Ulufri.lB.tda~tllllllt8leP~enoilll~;; In conclusion', I hope that after minorities of the opportunities HQj~:g,-~~U.)L;,;icc;'.) come very vocal regarding dis- Boise State Univer~ity should sev- \ ..".b8r.~Ili~tflIIO.bf atudp.eml' pBllrm- . reading this, students here at . available to them. Until minori- agreement with the renaming of er ties with Taco Bell.While it : i,echooI.Pllell8!lltechllle.lterato· f .'~!.u.l't\l!lrbltltonitni.to .. Leltlr. ,etl Boise State.will feel more em- ties are representative in all areas Dear Editor: the former BSU Pavilion. The de- may be that local Taco Bell res- I support the Taco.Bell Boycott ;~.. iubJeetlUdttlng. fl~A('l)ll8l' ClInnot powered. of this university, race and eth- '. bate arises over issues concerning taurants do not use tomatoes nicity will continue to be a divi- and oppose renaming the BSU picked in Florida, they nonethe- the explolta~on of tomato pickers 1 ~"'.'•...Ull.~.er:n..w.·~.d.~~tir..t:~.·~~.d ~n..iid.let.g~:..:. siveissue. Pavillion "Taco Bell Arena" be- in Immokalee, Florida. Despite less benefit from the brand rec- l ";U1tuisdD nlltJlBl:Ii"~'l'llyiiilirasant Tablelle 13elle' Antchekov f'; t/loellir Utli RtbttateOltlll"lal board cause of the aboll,linable living lower than average incomes and ognitimi of the Taco Bell logo - a ...... 11 ..... ".J,;nn I"nnTlitlnnc. _I'lf thp f ···,·,'.'·;'fnd.tlirr::5:· ..·" . G...... - ,,1'ua.-... •• iimoihy Hoou c "'--',. ~..- '--.-- !~...... ';'O:;:.::._,,,~'"'.-~~_,_-._~;;,,•. .",-:. '\~..," >. ',' -, :-!':
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BY MAAY GRACE BY ERIC RU-SSELL LUCAS Columnist Columnist "We're going to make I listen. I'm a listening sure," Sean Hannity liberal. I willingly seek : cried to an excited, en- the opinion and counsel : thusiastic crowd, "that of those I immeasurably : you never wake up ...to disagree with. Almost I hear 'President ..." "No!" daily, I tune in to the na- : the crowd interrupted, tlon's conservative cho- : refustngtoullow.llanulty rus of talk radio hosts : to complete the sentence
and I listen. I and say the profane C- Five days a week, Sean : word-Clinton. Hannity drives his inces-: The strong conserva- sant conservative rheto- : tive crowd was feeding
ric through the micro- I off the positive energy phone and into my wait- : that Sean Hannity had ing synapses, sparking : to give Saturday morn- in my mind intellectual ing Unremittingly opti wildfires of patient re- : mi~tic about America'~ fute. I listen, I consider, : future, Hannity provided Idecide and I relish my : an emotionally encour-
uniquely American' op- I aging speech that made portunity to do just that. : you feel glad - for once But, as Hannity took : - to be an American. The the stage, indeed the : atmosphere was as elec-
pulpit, at Boise State I tric and energetic as the on Saturday morning, ,I : football stadium was lat- watched as fans drank : er that day. up every once of anti-: Hannity had noth- liberal sentiment, every : ing but positive things
drop of mind-numbingly I to say about the state of i disdainful speech con- : Idaho. After failing to cerning the actions of : find a single Kerry sup- in 1977 the 1,000,000 Ford automo- "Savin' the Honkey Tonk" and even still tearing out musical numbers BY CHAIS ALTERS only to return for a final encore with, those outside his politi- I porter in the massive Culture Writer bile rolled off the production line at a threw in a bunch of old tunes like "Beer, Bait and Ammo," a song that is cal party. Iwatched and : crowd. Hannity turned NewYorkplant. the crowd pleasing, "Bubba Shot I I was struck. : to Governor Kempthorne ast Monday the earth What does all of this mean? Did the Jukebox."He belted out a cover sure to become an American redneck I suppose in youthful : and said, "You arc the made another rota- any of these events have anything to of Waylon Jennings's classic, "Are classic. , \ When Chesnutt, who is touring naivety, Ihad fooled my- I Governor of the greatest tion. On that same do with the fact that country singer You Sure Hank Done It This Way," as until Dec. 12, gets back to Nashville, self into believing that : state of the union." To day in the year of Mark Chesnutt performed the Van an ecstatic crowd held lighted cell Tenn. he won't be home yet. Maybe people like Hannity, who : an applauding crowd he 1777, the Articles of Halen song, "Aint talkin' bout love," phones, in the air to show its appre- he'll stop long enough to reflect on are given the cherished I later claimed that Idaho Confederation and 'at his show on an overcast Monday ciation. Are you sure Van Halen done it this the fact that Sherman's old supply right ofa large and re- 'I was"as rock solid as you Perpetual Union were night inside BSU'sTaco Bell Arena in line started there. He probably won't ceptive audience, might could ever want." adopted creating a loose federation of 2004? way? though. No doubt he'll want to get take the opportunity to In the tradition of po- American states. In 1956, Elvis's first Well he did and it rocked the arena Chesnutt, an Elvis fan, strutted the back to Texas with his wife, his kids encourage the mending litical radio talk, Hannity movie: "Love Me Tender" opened to despite the fact that everyone came to stage in the same leg-loose style as 'and his Ford truck. Besides, what's ,~ of the American societal had a never ceasing the public. In 1864, during the Civil see a country music show. He played the king himself. He left the stage at Sherman got to do with Van Halen? seams that are painfully stream of jokes and jibes War, General Sherman began his quite a few songs off his new album, one point with his band, New South, slash and burn march to the sea and See tuces [paQB 6) See RUBBeli [paga 6) Hidden .a dark, beautiful novel scans them to find evidence to tions shape a life. Maggie strug- After an investigation. the po- His lean, clear prose describes BY ROGER VENABLE support her version of what hap- gles to keep her integrity despite - Culture UJrlter lice and lawyers conclude that .and mimics simple Midwestern pened during the attack. Reading impending violence and doubt Maggie's husband was wrongly wholesomeness. laskunas uses the case files causes her to delve from those around her. Paul Iaskunas is a incarcerated and set him free. the setting not as a pleasant back- back into her memories, reliv- When she finds the truth, it journalist turned nov- But Maggie remembers what drop to contrast his unsettling ing her entire relationship from proves more devastating than elist. His first novel, happened. With the law no longer tale, but rather as a force working meeting her husband in college the blow to her skull. It both de- "Hidden," tells the sto- on her side, neighbors accusing against his protagonist. The landscape reminds Maggie to their drifting apart and his stroys and frees her. ry of Maggie, a woman her, and even friends and fam- Iaskunas has written a first struggling for her life. ily doubting the accuracy of her of her inability to conform to the abuse. laskunas maintains an under- novel that works as a thriller and, During an assault. memory, Maggie must attempt to normalcy required by the small town. She doesn't have to run current of tension as tight as any literary masterpiece. His prose a violent blow to prove her husband's guilt for the offers insight, delight, or both into antagonistic neighbors to thriller, but brilliantly subtle. The her head leaves her second time. with nearly every sentence. With plagued by seizures. laskunas sets his tale in rural find conflict, but merely look out foreboding threat of violence re- mains minimal but perceptible. "Hidden," he is hopefully begin- She testifies against Indiana, where "Maple saplings a window. The novel cutsback and forth as if waiting for a vulnerable mo- ning a prolific writing career. her .husband for loom here and there, and at the "Hidden," by Paul Jaskunas,- the crime. After edge of the yard, where fireflies between the mid-nineties and ment to strike. On the surface, however, the published by Free Press, can be he spends several fade and burn, you can see the the summer of 2002. In the pres- novel explores how guilt, mem- purchased in hardcover for $23. years in prison, another con- forest encroaching, floating its ent, Maggie obtains and reviews ory, and other people's percep- vict confesses to be her attacker. spores into the grass." the case files from her attack. She
Professor leads diSCUSSion on sexual deuelop anl issue because it poses a question up but then go through different removed from the penis during in a forum that welcomes artistic that he was not going to lecture, BY MICHAELA G. HERLIHY of morality. He stated that as a ge- stages of development. circumcision. During other stag- expression and encourages dis- but rather lead a conversation. He Culture UJrlter neticist, he believes that life be- The different stages of devel- es of development the fallopian cussion. This year's conference encouraged the crowd to interact 11: gins at the time of conception. He opment our bodies take deter- tubes, uterus, cervix and other fe- Professor Greg Hampikian of title was "Sexuality in a Diverse and to ask questions so that he did not comment personally on mine our gender. According to male reproductive organs either the biology department lead a Society." wouldn't feel like a giant with a the topics of stem cell research or Hampikian, during one stage, a develop or restrain from develop- discussion on sexual develop- Before getting started, microphone. abortion. gland structure develops into ei- ment. rnent as part of the 2nd annual Hampikian perused the crowd, The forensic scientist with a For more information on the topic of Hampikian explained that an ther the head of a penis or a clito- Point of View Conference on asking attendees of their inter- background in human genetics sexual development Hampikian sug- individual's gender is not always ris .: gested two books: "!Yoman: An Intimate Wednesday, Nov. 17in the Special ests. After getting a feel for the began the discussion with two clear, even at the physical level. The hood of the clitoris on a fe- Geography" by Natalie Angier and "The X in Events Center. crowd of nearly 50 people, many main questions: When does life Sex" by Dauid Bainbridge. Both are at'ai/- In fact, he said humans all begin male is made of the same material The Point of View conference _ being students pursuing a career begin? Where does gender start? able at www.amazon.com. with the same genderless make- as the over-covering that is often focused on developing an aca- in the medical field, he explained He explained that this is a huge demic program to address issues • \ BOOKS \ STONES \ JEWELRY '\ CANDLES \ ~ How can 'I get a job H G lIowtud·s .N/P' , E Crone's cup6oard' I R 10r aU tliinas sacmf e:t wise- F atMTV? ~ BT JtttmwIt:.flfm.tn.""""'" S J601 Ot'~rfallJ'8,J!. iJ)oist, Itfa608J705 S Get answers. Anytime. Anywhere. 'fourS' 208-JJHJ8Jl ~Jr,..",U"&AUtl "" ~....s.t IC - "1,,, "" 'It $rm. II $F'" tvfVW.crotl"-cup~rom 'It ~'L ~~ '\ 'i'reaiY...... ,;::u_{);;;;;;;~...:!2~R~..l!iDS\· answel1 T Shopping ExpNienee this NO''MDber!, ' C A /fAftemoonDelight" A R Day Allet 1blIlbglviDg sale \I' • R Real-time answers, from real librarians o . FJiday.Novembet'26th. '. D Accurate. up-to~date information ' T OpeD lIIIClI 'PJll , ' ',' S 24' hours a day. 1days a,week S'.op in retla andcoolcies andmEEholidoyClllldI.lllnd inc=.. ", " •• And. it's ail freel '\ FAIRIES \ DRAGOHS\INC.EN$E>\ ....QSIC,\·
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Lucas [from pege 5] : Rusae II [from page 5] I I stretching and tearing even as I about liberals, witli recur- Reduce, reuse, I you read these words. But that I ring shots at his "Hannity and I Colmes" co-star Alan Colmes. was not the case. I I He advised us that the best way I found in Hannity's speech I I to handle Colmes was not to and his crowd, one half of a nas- I ty national ideoiogical divorce, I change the station - just to hit I at least recycle I mute when Colmes was talk- willing to throw any accusa- I ing. tion, any personal attack and I BY OLlUIR LYNN The whole process is surprisingly any slime at the other half. I The jokes were all in good ASBSU Conseruetlon Speclellst I easy and rewarding. Mr. Hannity, while I was thor- I humor, though, and even func- As an alternative option, BFI I tioned as sort of a catharsis for oughly impressed with your I I've had some requests lately for will come and pick up your recy- I a group of conservatives who patriotism and enthusiasm, I I info on recycling at home. How clable materials if you set them was disappointed that an ac- I have continually been on the do we do it, what can be recycled, I out with your usual trash for complished logician such as I blunt end of an onslaught of does it cost anything, and is it re- pickup. This does entail taking a I jokes from Hollywood and the yourself couldn't counter your I ally worthwhile? few simple steps: First, call Boise I media. Hannity's visit was a own tendency to throw stones. I Here's how I get the job done: I City at 384-3735 and ask for a blue No political party lives in a time that conservatives could just outside my front door I have recycling bin - these are standard I glass house by any stretch on I rejoice to be together in a place a trashcan, and anytime I need to and BFI will accept them. These I where they could be free of the the imagination, but as a united I , I dispose of something recyclable I bins cost you nothing and if you I criticism they are so accus- I America we can together con- I just reach outside the front door let the representative know that struct the fortress of a nation I tomedto. I and stick it in. I always make sure you will be recycling, they will I that we were promised, with I Hannity constantly warned to rinse out the recyclable mate- give you $1 off of your standard I of the impending danger of walls that no other nation has I rial to help eliminate stench-fac- waste pickup charge. There is no I the growing radical left. "They stones at which to cast. I " tor and animal mischief. I charge for this additional pickup There is a mending to be un- have lost their heart, they have Once my trashcan is full, I load in itselfif you live within the Boise I dertaken in America. I feel that I lost their soul, they have given it into the back of my outfit and city limits, however, some areas, I up their principles," he main- those who hold the microphone I I. drive on up to Boise Recycling such as Garden City, may have an I tained. Hannity reminded each hold the very needle and thread I on Chinden and Glenwood and additional pickup fee. Feei free to that can seam the fabric of de- I ofus that evil really does exist in sort it directly out of the can, call and find out if this applies to I mocracy into the quilted ideo- I America, and that it's up to us to The whole process doesn't take you, the number is 345-1265. I fight it. In a world of turbulent " logical, blanket under the pro- I that much time and it gives me a I If you are a student who is liv- tection of which we all wish to times and uncertain outcomes, good excuse to stop by the Army I ing in campus housing, keep your lie. I'm a listener, Mr. Hannity, I Sean Hannity's voice resonated Supply store while I'm in the area. eyes peeled for the blue bins that I and I am listening for your voice I with peace, joy, and hope for a are being distributed for dorm I better world to come. to be patched in. I and apartment recycling. These I will work similarly, in that you CheesemlUI will have to sort your own waste " delicious meabs. lebbuce, at provided, centraliocations. We would like to expand this pro- Tambor hoping 'Rrrested' ~'plckles, nornabo and chips. gram across campus, so piease use these facilities in order to en- deuelops more ulewers ".-,i'" Ove~ 30. sabisfying sure their availability and expan- ",,:!;andwlchesand salads sion in years to come. BY MICHREL SZYMRNSKI ing around and I was just sitting ;\,.for lunch, dinner, picnics I find that I usually recycle Zep2lt.com there with my little clicker. And about ninety percent of my own I realized they were not turn- ' ~:L and parbies. consumer waste. That's an awful There was a time in Jeffrey ing around. They were being an- . lot if you ask me. The rest of what Tambor's life that when people noyed because I kept changing : gets thrown away is about half recognized him, they'd all say their television set. ' ; organic and could easily be com- "Hey now ..:' in a nod to his "Larry "So I haven't hit that level of ce- . - posted. Sanders Show" character, Hank lebriry yet," We are the hope for this planet. Kingsley. Later, he was frequently Tambor does think, though, ' Free Wireless Let's do our part. mistaken for Dr. Phil. that he's hit a creative high point , . 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to come up with a way for the Broncos to make into the BCS is To be or like finding how to create cold fu- sion-but let us give it a try. Broncos beat La Tech The six BCSconference cham- pions have automatic berths. not to... That leaves two at-large bids out there. Utah is all but in. With their decisive victory over BYU, the win ended their regular sea- son with a perfect 11-0 record Indeclslue fashion and currently the all-important sixth seed. The top six teams in BCS the standings get an automatic berth of the eight spots that are BY TREVOR HORN available. So, now we have seven 55 Sports Edllor down, and one to go.Here's where it gets interesting. As it stands More than just the five rushing right now, California has that last touchdownsbyJonHelmandollar, spot locked up. They are ranked Saturday afternoon was a histor- fourth in the BCS. The by-laws Icday for the Boise State football state that a BCSconference team program. In attendance were in the top-four and who are not three very prominent gentlemen conference champions are guar- who could have a fate in wheth- anteed an at-large berth. With .er the Broncos will be eating up that said, there is still hope. Cal some tortilla chips, or celebrat- BSUniakes top- plays Southern Miss this week- ing liberty come New Years. end. A loss to them would drop Western Athletic Conference them out of the top four, and give 10 forfirst time commissioner Karl Benson was the Bears two loses. Another fac- there, along with a representative tor is Texas. The Longhorns a_re BY TREVOR HORN from both the Fiesta and Liberty Sporls Edllor ranked fifth, and need to lose to bowls. 22nd ranked Texas A&M. "The only reason Utah is where Basically Cal and Texas have to The- Boise State Broncos rode they are is because Utah started lose. If they do, then the at-large a school-record five rushing the season ranked in the top-Zfi," bid can ultimately go to Boise touchdown performance by Jon said Steve Horrell, a member of State and Utah. Given the fact Helmandollar en route to a deci- the board of directors for the that the six conference cham- sive 55-14 victory over Louisiana Fiesta Bowl. "Boise State has the Tech University Saturday after- pions are guaranteed. As long same type of season as Utah." I· as the Broncos move up to the r noon at Bronco Stadium. Horrell said this during the "Well,first of all I want to credit sixth spot, which is feasible with fourth quarter of the Broncos to my o-line," Helmandollar said. loses to Cal and Texas, they will game on Saturday, and was a "The holes were huge. I want to be guaranteed a' berth to a BCS strong statement because as of 1 credit them for all the touch- bowl. That gamewould most like- 1 right now, Utah has an automatic ly be the Fiesta Bowl versus pos- downs." berth into a BCSbowl game, and A sellout crowd of 30,462 wit- sibly Big East champion hopeful I the Broncos don't. nessed the Broncos (10-0, 7-0 Boston College or possible ACC Going into halftime, there was WAC) reel off ,45 unanswered champ Virginia Tech. a look of concern on Horrell's points beginning in the second Given that a BCSbowl game is face. Fast forward to the fourth quarter to clinch
out shot and basically out hustled until sophomore guard Eric Lane 76-66 victory. BY TREVOR HORN by Henderson State. Sports Edllor nailed a three-pointer to put the "It means somebody can always With31 seconds on the dock, the Broncos up by one with 3 minutes, step up and do something:' BSU Reddies had one last opportunity Ierrnaine Blackburn showcased 46 seconds remaining in the first head coach Greg Graham said of to win or tie. Tarvoris Uzoigwe, to the home crowd this weekend half. The Vandals came back and the Broncos having four players in the pint size point guard for the why the conference coaches se- took a four point, 37-33,advantage double figures on the night. Reddies, who already made three lected him as a second team mem- going into halftime. Saturday night it was Henderson from long distance on the night, ber on the preseason All-WAC The Broncos then seemed to State who put up a fight late to bat- team. Blackburn's 20points Friday finally gel for the first time to- tle the Broncos to the last whistle, threw one up from the corner. night, and 17on Saturday evening gether. With the Vandals leading as the Broncos held offthe Reddies The shot bounced off the rim and propelled the Broncos as they won 39-35 with just over 17 minutes 54-52. was rebounded by Jason Ellis, but their first two games of the season remaining in the game, Coby Karl "The ball just wasn't falling for as he was falling out of bounds, at the Taco Bell Arena as part of (19points, 5 rebounds) hit a three us," Blackburn said. he threw the ball in bounds to a the Boise State Invitational. from the corner, and was fouled The Broncos did not score a field Reddies player. Two missed layup "It feels good. I just came out on the play. He converted the goal in the final 6:27, but three attempts and a blocked shot later, and played well," Blackburn said four-point play by sinking the free Coby Karl free throws kept the Ellis rebounded the ball and the regarding his first career double throw, and the Broncos went on Broncos in the win column. Karl Broncos held off a final foul at- double with 20 points and 10 re- a 29-8 run to take a commanding shot only 1-7 from the field, but tempt to secure the victory. bounds, while adding five assists . 17-point lead with just under nine was named player of the game be- "I don't know how we won," Ellis on the night. minutes remaining. cause he was 10-11from the line, said. "We didn't play well. I don't Friday night was' a showdown Blackburn and felfow senior and pulled down five rebounds to know what to say." between the Broncos and in-state Jason Ellis both scored eight points go along with his 12points. The Broncos finished the tour- . rival Idaho. The Broncos got out to during the run, and the Broncos Looking a little tired from nament with the final game Sunday versus Southeastern an early 13-6 lead, but the Vandals were able to withstand a late drive Saturday night, theBroncoslooked Koroom L10Vd [121 crashes lhe boarde _ I'llllI1lB'fSL'JllIYBRl:W5lIJl/!Il£AIUlITER used a handful of players to take by the Vandals as they cruised to a out played, were out rebounded, Louisiana. en routo to a .frldav night ulctorv ouer In-stele rlual IDaho. the lead at 16-15,and held the lead
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