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11-3-1999 Arbiter, November 3 Students of Boise State University
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sounds something similar to Please limit "it doesn't matter" or "voters news elevator to 12 editor don't really decide the elec- individuals per tion.': It is true that Some elec- I stumbled upon a sad Too many students, too toral systems represent the load commentary on today's lack few elevators. populace better, but docs that of responsibility while visit- mean our societyshould throw ing with Duane Ayers, the up its hands and say "What- election board chair for ever happens, happens?" How ASBSU last week. He told me disgusting. they planned to offer a series I vote because I refuse of cash prizes in an attempt to buy into the defeating cover to increase voter turnout. notion that my voiceand opin- The fact we even have ion don't make a difference. I to motivate, people to care Credit card debt: love to , refuse to allow someone else about their- environment buy, hate the bill. to decide what's best for me makes me wonder what kind and the issues I consider of a world I live in. Creating important. And I know my excuses such as "my voice vote docs count. doesn't count" or "one vote So shame on you if you doesn't really make a differ- didn't vote in the Nov. 2 city ence" constitutes poor rea- council elections, and I hope soning for laziness.I have yet you redeem your sense" of to miss voting in an election c responsibility and activism by' arid It sickens me that some, m~king-liJballotin theASB~t:J people never', ~xerci~e ,this' ...... elections.next week. J will." right. Their reason usually
Columnists: Ira Amyx Damon Hunzeker Lesleigh Owen Dale Slack cartoonists: EdItor In ChIef: Erica Hill Eric Ellis sports Photo Editor: jim Allen AssocIate EdItor: jessi Loerch Photographers: EdItorial Advisor: Peter Antonelll- Ted Harmon Woliheltn' •. ' .. '" " Rafael Saakyan "Deslglt'-D~.Je~e~y ~ebster Online Edltol'$: '.,. Broncos no"longer:, , ' '. Carlos Cavia j' .N8WS£Ui~~'Stephaiile;Mall~k Stephanie Pittam '. ,.~'...undefeated on the ': N~ Wnters: '._ . ,. , .', ~f·./r(;~a.:'·~,·:··~': Hannah Bankhead General Manager: Brad Arendt ...." Trisha Bennett Business Manager: Krista Hark- "~' , ... 'Sean Hayes ness, " Laurie Meisner Ad Director: Mellcajohnson Sara Mitton Classified ad manager: Travis Riggs Bannister Brownlee Ad DesIgners: Esther Shepherd The opinions presented ~ ~dvertise- jim Steele Michelfe Van Hoff Stephanie Pittam merits, editorials and cartoons WIthin reflect the Amy Wegner Ad Sales: Ryan Lopez, .: views of those who created them and are not ABE EdItor: Brittney Raybould joslyn Seyfried . necessarily the,views of TheArbiter or its staff AGEWriters: . Office Managers: , " Dominik Brueckner Claire Bonner Russ Crawforth Emily Childs justin Endow Dlstrlbution Supervisor: Mark Holladay Carlos Cavia TheArbiter is the official student news- Jessica Holmes Dlstrlbution: paper of Boise State University, It~missi~h is Fernanda Barbosa Sports EdItor: Doug Dana jordl Figueras to provide a forum for the diSCUSSIonof ISSUeS Sports Writers: Pete Erlendson impacting the community. TheArbiter's budg~t josh jordan consists of fees paid by students and advertis- Dave Stewart ing sales:The paper is distributed to the cam- pus on Wednesda}'s during the s~ool year. The first copy is free. Additionalcopies cost $1 , . each, payable to TheA,rbiteroffice,suill,; 1Ib...·-----~) c"--~--···cw
ASBSUtakes action on complaints of disrespect in Financial Aid office
Student complaints over and spoken to in a harsh man- about the need to provide request, the new employees ner. They don't seen to be will- good customer service. We would handle walk-in stu- poor relations with the ing to help out the students. ,strive to provide adequate dents, answer phones, act as -staff at the Financial Aid By taking this action we arc training for the staff, but we customer service representa- , , saying we want to see an still have a few areas that need office has prompted improvement in the Financial improvement." \\1heard claims Aid office." Recent department staff that students . ASBSU legislators to pass Freslunan Jarrod Mosier evaluations have come up with have been yelled a resolution calling for the agrees with Spring's claim. His several ideas to help make the at and spoken to dealings with the office have office run more smoothly, in a harsh man- department to improve its not been smooth. including stream lining extra ner. They don't "[The financial aid request documents, awarding seen to be will- customer service. office] came up with different financial aid packages earlier ing to help out numbers so 1 couldn't under- and, most importantly, adding the students. By cant problem in processing of stand where the money is now new staff members, Kelly taking this action saying we financial aid on campus. or where it is going." explains. we are news writer The resolution claims The resolution calls for The department want to see an SBSU legislators hope that "students are not being thefinancial aid department to requested permission to hire imProvement in new employees for the next the Financial Aid A to shake up staffing treated with respect when hire more staff and provide procedures in the financial aid dealing with Financial Aid better training to serve the school year. office." office. Last Tuesday the employees." students of Boise. State in a The board is expected to ASBSU Senate unanimously The sponsor of the res- more professional manner. make its decision some time tives, complete paper work approved resolution number olution, Senator Joel Spring, According to the later this year. and also specialize in a variety three. The measure concerned reasoned, "1 heard claims that department's director Lois Kelly went on to state of office areas as needed. what many consider a signifi- students have been yelled at Kelly, "1 cannot disagree that if the board approves the .--,J----J) ('------r-.~c _ Accreditation board recommends academic changes
the school last received accred- new programs as well as 'the ation committee and the presi- student participation in cam- news writer itation, and looking for any dent of Montana State Univer- changing emphasis within some pus improvements,' a library lthough the evaluation other deficiencies at, the uni- sity - Bozeman, says. "I'm of the' programs. I think the that has become an integral A' committee already versity. impressed by its plan. For all its efforts that have been made so part of the university'S campus came and left, Boise State won't The Northwest Associa- growth, it's still a regional insti- far are laudable," she says. programs, the College of Engi- know until December whether tion of Schools and Colleges tution." Boise State does, of neering's approval by the reaccreditation by the North- make the final decision on Before the committee course, have room for improve- will Accreditation Board for Engi- west Association of Schools whether to reaccredit Boise left, Malone reported six com- ment. The evaluation commit- neering and Technology, and • and Colleges, Commission on mendations and seven recom- tee's recommendations include State when it meets on Dec. 2- for developing a Ph.D. pro- Colleges lies in its future. mendations first to President improving student services pro- 3 and evaluates the commit- gram in the Department of portionally with student The IS-member evalua- tee's findings. Charles Ruch and then to stu- Geosciences. tion committee exainined Boise dents and faculty. growth, improving academic "Boise State's got to be Deborah Carver, who State from Oct. making advising, encouraging more 25-27, one of the most dynamic and Boise State was com- evaluated Albertson's library, professional development and sure that the university was rapidly changing institutions in mended for its strategic plan, an commended the facility. "I've training of adjunct faculty, making progress toward goals the Northwest," Dr. Michael institution-wide commitment to been very impressed by the making. more progress in out- identified five years ago when Malone, the chair of the evalu- the Southwestern Idaho area, , efforts to try to address the comes assessment, establishing a culture of graduate education College students as these programs increase, providing more services to from across Idaho assist the faculty with research marched to the programs, and working on guidelines for. the transfer of Statehouse Oct 29 vocational-technical credits into to protest the four-year academic programs. decreasing amount "Were much impressed by the .rernarkable velocity of of allocations to change," Malone says. higher education. Daryl Jones, Boise State's Organizers hope provost, says the evaluation went well. "I thought it was an demonstrations excellent visit and it showed the such as this will institution is very dynamic and progressive and has achieved convince legislators many of its goals." to increase funding.
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Possession of drug parapherna- Student Union Building lia 10/03 Theft Theft Capitol/Battery Old Campus School Christ Chapel
Petit theft Vehicle Burglary Bike theft Battery 2133 Campus Lane SUB parking lot 2110 University Drive Student Union Building
to/05 10/08 10/15 Petit theft (bike) Malicious injury to property Burglary 10/24 Chaffee HaIl 1421 Campus Lane 1464 University, Room 107 Driving while suspended University/Grant
10/01 Grand theft (bike) 10/09 10/16 Education Building Bike theft Petit theft 10/26 littering Chaffee Hall Student Union Building Aggravated battery University west of Grant Petit theft (bike) Morrison Hall Education Building to/12 to/20 Fail to carry driver's license Bike theft Bike theft Trespassing Joyce and Yale streets Grand theft (bike) Student Union Building Chaffee HaIl 1021 1/2 Vermont Education Building False information to officer to/13' 10/22 Resisting arrest Joyce and Yale streets 10/07 Art Vehicle Burglary Driving without privileges Michigan/Belmont Driving without privileges 860 Sherwood Capitol/Battery Theft River Street/10th
KQFC, Boise State Athletics and the Boise State Alumni Association present: . Get An Attitude!
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Blake,Boise State's Director of FacilitiesPl:uming believes . •;.'Th~,elevators began What's wrong snowing' their age duringthe we're replacing parts as the}' mates the repairs will cost education building. Some high last few weeks. At one point, fail," Richard Lewis, the busi- about $100,000. -school students are suspected with the eleva- according to some students, ness manager of Boise State's When one elevator quits of damaging the wiring in one , none worked and everyone tors in the edu- physical plant, says. running, riders cram into the of the Albertson's library ele- ended up taking the stairs. Thyssen Elevators pays other two, exceeding their vators. They stopped the eleva- A suspected short in the cation building? for the repairs as part of 'their capacity, which makes one of tor between floors, committed education building's north ele- The three elevators in the $35,000 contract to maintain those more likely to fail. the vandalism, forced the doors vator causes problems. During education building have been the university's elevators. , "The problem has sort open and got out. the semester break, that motor of compounded itself that State hasn't caught lifting students up to the sev- Boise State will request Boise will be repaired at a cost of money to replace the aging ele- way," Lewis says. ''1know that's the culprits but Lewis estimated enth floor for over 20 years and approximately $15,000. Aging vators from the Idaho Legisla- hard to do but we need some the damage could cost the uni- are beginning to show their age. parts also cause the problems ture in Boise State's fiscal year helpfrom the students [in not versity a couple of thousand "We're apparently in the other two elevators. 2002 budget, but funds might overloading the elevators]." dollars to repair. , approaching the end of the life "We have some old not become available until the Boise State's elevator for those elevators," Larry equipment that is failing and summer of 2001. Lewis esti- problems are not limited to the 'Have aq~e~t:ion?
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Nursing students help kick off Safe Kids project
In the evening the volun- Justin Endow part of her' senior nursing proj- ect. She worked side by side teers also ran trick-or-treating aGe writer .with employees of Central Dis- for the kids. anika Yost, 7, didn't trict Health in recruiting, "We hope this display . care too much about D organizing and coordinating helps to get families' atten- the oversized billboard display- with the media. tion," says Churchill. "Right ing the cartoon-like kitchen. All The safety day acted as now, one in two childhood she wanted to do was wander the kickoff event for the Boise injuries is caused by preventa- around the Boise Towne arm of the National Safe Kids ble accidents in the home. The Square mall with her dad. But Campaign, a pilot project Safe Kids project aims to try to when nursing student Karla chaired by former U.S. Surgeon change that," Churchill introduced her to the General C Everett Koop and Starting next week, Wacky House of Hazards, Yost sponsored by Ronald McDon- Churchill and a number of showed everyone what she ald House Charities and Hous- trained volunteers will visit 120 knew about home safety. ing and Urban Development. homes chosen by II UD. They Children visited the plan to look through homes "Right now, one safety booth and display and point out potential prob- in two child- throughout the day, taking the lem areas, offer solutions and hood injuries is opportunity to learn what they provide safety equipment when BSUnursing volunteers taught kids caused by pre- can do to keep their homes applicable. ventable acci- safe. "\\ie don't want people about preventing accidents during last dents in the Kids walked around the to think we're doing inspec- weekend's Home Safety Day. home. The Safe four rooms depicted on the rions," Churchill asserts. "This Kids project billboard, placing large stickers is tix their benefit, for their Kids campaign will stretch into can do to make their homes :1 aims to try to of smoke detectors, medicine children's safety," a . full-blown national project. Iirtle sa fer. change that." cabinet locks, outlet child- Next spring, the home Right now Boise ranks as (Jill' Boise State nursing :ll1d pwotlng plu.l,'s and emergency site volunteers will return to of only a handful of pilot health students will continue III LasrSarurdav a number numbers lists. The volunteer the homes and perform fol- cities. promote awareness and of Boise State nursing students students i"ruidedthe youngsters, low-up assessments to deter- If Safe Kids can go involvement in this campnnrn volunteered to help run the explaining why certain safety mine if the aid made a national, many more children No\', 17 at the campus IIl':11th house for Home Safety Dar an appliances belonged in certain difference. If the program . .' like Danika Yost will enjoy the Fair. event organized by Churchill as places. proves successful, the Safe opportunity to learn what they Race to the polls and vote for your favorite ASBSU Senator No\r. 10-11!
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"Mexico was amazing because says, "In this program, we hope provide a better, more varied of history and culture." er wegne:ews wri~ the business field there isn't to expand' the horizons of the education. The university Medina stayed in oise State University just centered around the United students, develop scholarships flourishes in, high-technology Guadalajara for six months and States. It gives a whole differ- with almost as many comput-· Bsigned a five year student to help the students financially shared an apartment with three ers available as there are stu- exchange agreement with the ent perspective to interna- .when they go to Mexico, Start a other girls. Raised in a bilingual dents. Instituto Technolgico y de tional business and relations." faculty exchange program, and household, she did not have So far, Boise State has Estudios Superiores de Mon- This student exchange hopefully even consider joint much of a problem with the agreement allows business, sent two students to Guadala- terrey (ITESlv1), a Mexican uni- research projects between the language and was thrilled to engineering and communica- jara, and received one exchange versity located in the city of faculty." learn more about her Hispanic tions students to attend the student. Boise exchange stu- Guadalajara, in Idaho's sister Hunt and four other heritage and culture. Taking top ranking business university dents may live on campus in three classes kept her busy, but state of Jalisco. Boise State faculty members in Mexico. Students who qual- dorms or with a native family she also made time to work as The agreement contracts traveled with Gov. Dirk ify can attend the Guadalajara in Guadalajara. an intern at EMEX, a company an exchange of five students Kernpthornc's trade delegation campus while paying Boise The program also gives that exports mangos to other between BSU and ITESM over to Mexico and Costa Rica. State fees and being able to them tile chance to tak~ tours countries. the next year. They signed the agreement as register for next semester and learn about Mexico's cul- Medina was the first stu- Adriana Medina, a senior jalisco celebrated "Idaho classes at Boise State. ture. dent to go to Guadalajara from majoring in International Busi- Week." records, flu- Medina highly recom- Boise State and went to ITESM ness, was the first student Boise Academic ITESM is a network of ency in Spanish and career mends studying abroad. "It without kno\\;ng anyone mere. State sent to Guadalajara as a twenty-seven universities across goals are' all evaluated before a teaches us about· how other But she was happy with that pilot to test the exchange pro- Mexico, all highly acclaimed for student gets chosen for this their superior technology pro- people live, and tile beaury of challenge, as she comments, gram. "Going to Guadalajara "Because \ didn't. know anyone, opportunity. gram. The universities regularly diversity. The United States is was life changing. Studying in I was forced to go out and make Stephanie Hunt, pto- offer classes through the Inter- so rich capital-wise but we have another country makes a per- no culture as Americans, where new friends.. That experience gram coordinator of the Inter- net and television to keep the son go beyond his own narrow- Mexico has thousands of years was so good for me." national Business Consortium, different universities linked and mindedness," she noticed. Nursing professor captures prestigious award ucd her education in Oregon. knowledge is useful in policy deserve," says Gehrke, a 12- creativity in her teaching style. She completed her bachelor's making." year professor. "I trv to be interactive degree at Southern (hegon The ll10stdemanding news writer l\long with Gehrke and [with mr srudenrs] using real , , ...to do and perform all University in Ashland and fin- part of her job, says Gehrke, is \X'itt, Boise State professors problems and issues," she things necessary to encour- ished at the University of Port- finding time to accomplish Greg Raymond and Tom reports. "I do a lot of question- age, uphold and dignify the land with her Masters. She everything, She's active and Truskey have also received the ing, especially why." profession of teaching." hopes to continue with her devoted to her job, community Idaho Professor of the Year Her focus lies in commu- -Fro//l GJI'I/I~~;f [;;J/Il1dllt;OIl education and earn a Ph,D. and mostly her family. She award. nity health nursing, where she is the AdmllCell/l'lIf ·[t'l/t/.!illl!. "I have always wanted to looks forward to watching with 0/ if Bob Evancho, who sat able to takes her profession to teach," .she explains. "I really her husband as their son and motto on this year's nominating com- new heights, Currently she Associate nursing profes- like helping students. Their daughter grow up. mittel" notified Gehrke of her remains active in the Boise sor Pam Gehrke was the recipi- nomination last spring. "He School District as a nurse and ent of the Carnegie worked with .me to put chair of tile safety committee at Foundation's Idaho Professor together a portfolio of my her son's elementary school. of the Yearaward. For the sec- work and accomplishments," In addition to serving in ond consecutive year a BSU Administrators and students hospitals, Gehrke has worked at professor received the award. also submitted letters. 1.ast yl'ar the Fred Hutchinson Bone Last year, political science pro- tile American Public Heal til Marrow Transplant Center, as fessor Stephanie \'\.'itt won the Nursing Section chose Gehrke well as in Astoria, Ore. with honor. to receive the Creative mariners. "It was different to "We have 'wonderful Achievement Public Health care for people of other cul- teachers here. It's time for BSU Nursing award. She strives for tures," she notes. 'Gehrke, a to have the reCOh'l1ition we northern Idaho native, con tin-
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Broncos edge out Utah State in crucial Big West match-up
Hendricks proves game corp came through big. Pete Erlendson Jay Swillie caught a couple in and game out that any suc- : ,'r';' .:; . sports writer cess the Broncos may have of huge' throws come crunch he Boise State Broncos depends largely on the play of time. The freshman had 4 T left their tricks in Boise, their junior quarterback. When receptions for 64 yards. ' but treated themselves and BSU the starting QB is on the mark, Freshman Lou Fanucchi fans to the football team's first BSU wins. But when Hendricks also grabbed some important road win of the season .. struggles Boise Stare loses, as tosses, as did senior Mike Davis- Boise State beat a solid the UCLA, Hawaii and North son and sophomore Brian Utah Stare team 33-27 Saturday Texas games proved. O'Neal, who scored BSU's only afternoon in Logan. With this touchdown of the third quarter .. victory the Broncos improve to " It's great for Boise State's receivers 6-3 overall and 2-1 in Big West our guys to could have a break out game play and remain in control of know they can this Saturday as they return to their own destiny as long as not only play the comfortable confines of they win their remaining three with the lead, Bronco Stadium. BSU's previ- games of the season. which we had ous two home games saw the The offense started the done before, , offense score 93 points ~vhiJe .game a little Hat, but managed tile defense allowed only 24. to put up 10 points in the first but to come "Our defense played well quarter. Despite many dropped back after when they had to," describes passes by BSU receivers and a falling behind Koetter. "They got us some offensive line that allowed six like we did, turnovers early in the game that' sacks, quarterback Bart Hen- that was huge let us get the lead. It's great for dricks was 22 of 41 passing, too." our guys to know they can not throwing for 292 yards, one TI-:> only play with the lead, which and one interception. we had done before, but to "Bart was fabulous come back after falling behind today," praises head coach Dirk As Hendricks' pass com- like we did, that was huge too." Koetter. "Bart's toughness and pletion ratio shows, his wide Now that Boise State has his competitiveness were awe- receivers dropped quite a few gotten the road monkey off some today .... TI1at !-,'1ly'sa com- balls, but when the catches were their back, they can begin to petitor." . needed the Broncos receiving prepare for Arkansas State, who comes to Boise' this weekend with a record of 3-6. The game represents the penultimate home game of the season for
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ers are needed to play a game. Up to this point, the club mem- bers have been training for the hen Mirsad Hajro day when they can play an moved to Boise seven W actual game. weeks ago, he realized no one Another obstacle for this here knew the sport of team new club involves the auxiliary handball. So, to remedy the sit- gym where the team holds uation, he took the initiative practice. The gym isn't the cor- and formed a team handball rect size and doesn't have the club at Boise State. right lines painted for team combination of soccer A handball. According to Hajro, a and basketball, team handball originated in Germany in the 1890's and is very popular The club has throughout Europe. officially been "Handball is to Europe here for three what American football is to weeks and this the US;' says Hajro. is the first. time Originally from Bosnia, it's been intro- Hajro rnovedto· the United dacedatBSU. Stares from Germany where he Sof'arseven was attending school ~plehave Hajro began playing team joined, but he. handball while in elementary needs at least 15 school and has since played for players to'play a total of 12 years. While in a game. Germany, he competed in the German National League tor a year and a half regulation team handball court The .club has officially sh~uld be roughly, the size of
existed at Boise State for about two basketball courts with two three weeks and though none goals at each end. of the people who signed up Since Boise State doesn't for the sport knew how to play, own anyof the needed equip- Hajro says with time and prac- ment for team handball the tice anyone can learn the sport. club plays with Hajro's supplies. "Once we start to play He says it is ideal for everyone and learn steps andtricks, then to have their own balls, but until it is more fun and easier to then the group will get by with understand," affirms Hajro. what they have. Attempting to generate More players are needed, interest in handball, Hajra so anyone interested in joining began by putting up flyers all the club can callMirsad Hajro over campus, Though seven, at 465-4435. people. have already joined the club, Hajro says at least 15play- .--r-J ----) $p0.$TJe, College students who .don't control debt spending ";.'", j'''i~_,.o:.:.·I·:~!.>.,,~S·-"",~~~o.,.,~. 8:::t~J.,-",-,,,,. 10';-::"11"' , .., , mortgaging their futures , p O'Donnell, told Dateline NBC a greater risk than alcohol or to be a saving nation, now some really horrific credit that her son felt a sense of sexuallytransmitted diseases." we're a spending nation." He bureaus." shame about his debt. "He' Tavares ,acknowledges says that for every $1 earned, According to the Nellie thought he wouldn't get into that her grades suffer this the average American spends Mae company, a non-profit law school," she said, "We Leslie Tavares 'never semester with the amount of $1.10. provider of student loans, the couldn't afford to pay for it... needed a credit card until she work it takes both for living average debt load of under- He felt like a failure at age 22." came to BSU.·Tavaresis a rising expenses and to payoff her graduate students is $1,283. "Credit card She reported that her son junior, with good class standing. credit cards. "If I have to work Graduate students carry a companies tar- received his first credit card at On top of a fullcourse load she extra hours ro pay rent, it's, median of $2678. Tavares' geting students the age of 18, and afterwards works twenty to thirty hours a either that or go to class. Usu- debt places her in the range of on college cam- other companies bombarded 'week'in the financing depart- ally,work wins out." 14-percent of undergraduate puses now pose him with offers . ment of a local business. She Tavares needed credit students with debts between a greater risk Credit counseling agen- got her first credit card at the cards to pay ~edical bills when $3,000 and $7,000. Over 60 than alcohol or cies urge students to never use age of 25 to help with school a condition caused her to make expenses. After that, more and percent of undergraduates own sexually trans- cards to pay for necessities,such frequent trips to the doctor. She more offers for credit came, credit cards. Twenty percent ' as rent and groceries. Balances admits, however, that some of mitted diseases." including a Citibank card with a have four or more. should be paid, whenever possi- her credit cards financed trips, S5,000limit.Today,Tavares has A study by Robert Man- ble, in full every month. Jane gambling and bar tabs. Money .Part of the reason a four credit cards and carries a ning of the Consumer Federa- Schuchardt, of the National she receives from financial aid record number of college stu- debt of over $6,200. tion of America claims that Endowment for Financial Edu- only postpones bills for a dents carry such high debt is Tavares remains fairly credit card debt accounts for month or two, she says, and the aggressive marketing on cation in California, told u.s. confident she can payoff her student' drop-out, bankruptcy, then she needs to make up the collegecampuses by credit card News & World Reporl, that those debt. At her job, she works to poor grades and even, in a few difference on her own. films. Companies that come to who pay only the minimums help people with their own nationally known cases, suicide. The rising epidemic of universities sometimes offer may "end up spending $10 for a credit eatings. "I have a lot of Manning says that credit card credit card debt for college stu- free gifts, and often do not gallon of milk." The article stip- credit," she says, "but I know companies targeting students dents led to the expanding busi- check whether a student can ulates that credit cards should how to manage it. I've seen on collegecampuses "now pose ness of firms specializing in payoff the balances they offer. never be used for anything "you debt consolidation. These firms For this reason, Dennis can eat, wear or listen to." generally work with credit card Meunier, vice president of Tavares urges students to companies to have interest rates United College Marketing Ser- resist the temptations she fell reduced to allow a client to pay vices,reports that over 430 U.S. for. "If you get a big balance,", down their balance. colleges banned credit card she says, "ask them to lower it. g' "Sometimes college stu- marketing on campus. He says You'll say 'Oh, I won't spend it S dents will actually use credit the reason for such restrictions all,' but you will." ~ ~ cards to live on while they're is because high debt levels lead Bish reminds' students [ going to schoo!," Jason Bish, to many students dropping out that debt from credit cards can Icredit counselor, explains of schooL Credit vendors may hurt their future chances of 5 ''There are a lot of them where stillaccess Boise State students earning credit Even if a student if financial aid is not enough, so on campus. applies for a credit card they "~ they~ve credit cards available A suicide last year came don't accept, creditors take note "~ to use lor expenses." to national. attention, under- of the amount of financial risk Bish saysthat when a col- scoring the damage high debt a student is willing to take on. lege student comes to a firm can do to a college student ,''Debt can really prohibit such as' Debt Reduction Ser- Sean O'Donnell, a National or make it harder to get things vices, generally their.balance is Merit Scholar and student at that are going to come up," Bish 'between five and ten thous~d the University of Texas, killed says, "Maybe a car. Maybe a dollars.''It's not just collegestu- himself due to an accumula- house. You're really ,mortgaging dents either," Bish says.''It's the .tionof over $10,000 in debt your futureearrymgaround a American population. We'used His mother, ]anne large debt" .r--r-)-----) (
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Cindy Testin Sophomore ''No ,I Thomas Minnick Senior ''Yeah, I don't .just got have "Several , it last any•. lowe ''Yeah, week much lowe and less' than like Ansarul Haque already I could $290." Sophomore spent . borrow." $300." Handy tips to avoid credit card debt
addition,' some companies only minimum monthly pay- Sean Hayes raise interest if a bill isn't paid ments and getting cash bal- newswrlter on time. Most companies an.ces from onecard to payoff another. Experts encourage Never apply for a credit charge fees for late payment paying balances In full each card you don't plan to accept. or for exceeding the credit month, and never buying what That free John Belushi T-shirt limit. you can't pay for. won't look so tempting once A tip suggested to The you're aware that companies Experts urJe stu- Arbiter's editor-in-chief is to will see it on your credit dents to keep keep the credit card in a jar of report. Jason Bish says that if only one card at water in the freezer. Orice you a creditor observes that you've a tbne.' If possi- want to make a purchase leave applied for thousands of dol- ble, students may the card out to thaw. Placing a lars in credit, even if you never hold a second credit card in the microwave use' it, you may be considered one only for emergencies. to speed up the process would a credit risk. demagnetize it. Like the wait- Experts urge students to' Even theJllini- ing period for gun purchases, keep only one card at a time. If mum.payments on a stack of extra time to think may pre- . possible, students may hold a vent impulsive actions. second one only for emergen- credit cards can' add up quickly. For those already in cies. Even the minimum pay- trouble, consider a' debt con- ments on a' stack of credit solidation service. Additional cards can add up quickly. resources include Debt Coun- Nellie Mae advises that selors of America at 1-000.: Consumer Credit Coun- students. create budgets to 680-3328 or the National seling says warning signs .for keepttack of what they can Foundation for Consumer negative debt spending afford each month. Stay aware Credit at 1~800-388-2227. include using to pay rent that interest is clui.tged on cards everyt:lUng not paid in cash. In and other necessities, ~ _~----.J) L aSe -l c'------,c. Deprung Loseling .monksvlsitBfill
Jessica Holmes pers, REM, Bjork, Alanis Mor- risette) in one large arena to aGe writer coerce fans into relinquishing en in saffron robes will their hearts and wallets. soon walk the halls of M "I f everyone focuses BSU. The monks of me simultaneously on this issue, Drepung Loseling Monastery then Tibet will quickly become come to campus Nov. 3-6 to free," said Yauch at the 1996 raise awareness of the plight of Tibetan Freedom Concert. the beleaguered inhabitants of "This can become a spring- Chinese-occupied Tibet. board for change all over the TIle Chinese government world and exemplify nonviolent invaded Tibet in the 1950's and struggle and using compassion continues a policy of cultural to stop hatred." genocide, destroying monaster- Tibetan refugees have , ies, resettling Chinese citizens in become celebrities in their own the region and brutalizing the right. The fourteenth Dalai Tibetans who remain there. In Lama, Tenzin Gyarso, who fled 'the 46 years since the invasion, to India in 1959, has written an estimated 1.2 million numerous books and com- Tibetans have been killed and rnonly appears between me hundreds of thousands impris- pages of magazines. oned. In 1999, on me fortieth anniversary of the Tibetan ~~Thiscan become national uprising, the Dalai a springbOard f'or Lama, while giving a speech that change all over recognized the rise in awareness , Deprung Losellng monks share their culture with audiences the world and of the Tibetan situation, said, exemplify nonvi- 'The plight of the Tibetan peo" world-wide. olent struggle pIe and our non-violent free- and using com- dom struggle has touched me listing on u.s. new age charts. monastery to death or concen- dents may actually witness the passion to stop hearts and conscience of all The monks have performed at tration camps, but 250 of cultural reasons for the preser- hatred." peolJle who cherish, truth and concerts and festivals with Paul Drepung Loseling's ,members vation of Tibet The monks ______. justice. The international aware- Simon, Patti Smith, Natalie escaped to southern India, will display their traditional her- After forty-six years of ness of me issue of Tibet has Merchant and me Beastie Boys, where they erected a replica of itage in activities such as the heinous human rights viola- reached an' unprecedented even reciting a prayer at 'the the original monastery. ancient art of' mandala sand tions, this decade alone wit- height since last year. Concerns 1998 Tibetan Freedom Con- Now the Sixth World , painting, which will be displayed nessed me wave of American and active support for Tibet are cert. Tour of Sacred Music/Sacred in the Visual Arts Center sentiment crash on me Tibetan not confined tohuman rights This fame comes out of a Dance for World Healing brings Gallery 1 from Nov. 1-5, and a border. This is the decade of organizations, governments and tragic past. The Drepung Losel- the monks to cities across Saturday concert Nov. 6 at 7:30 me 'benevolent celebrity. parliaments. Universities, ing monastery, one of the five America. in effort to spotlight, p.m. tided "Sacred Music/ Beastie Boy Adam Yauch, while schools, religious and social great Gelupka monasteries of once again, the suffering in , Sacred Dance for World Heal- hiking in me Himalayas in 1992, groups ...have also come to central Tibet, was founded in Tibet ing" in the Special Events Cen- became, interested .in me understand the problem of 1416. Before the Chinese Com- This, includes a lecture ter, which delves into the Tibetan plight after meeting and Tibet and are' now expressing munists closed it in,1959 during tided ''Political Climate in rhythms of ritualistic forms of talking With some of the coun- their solidarity with our cause." the Mao' invasion, more than Tibet" on Nov. 4 at 7 p.m. in the song, chant and dance. Tickets try's refugees. Yauch instituted Monks, after, suffering 10,OOO,monks received training Special Events Center during are available at Select-A-Seat for a 'relief ,organization called the through the dark of oppressio~ there in the spiritual and philo- which experts on the social $10 for general admission and Fund, and the now begin to shine in the lime- Milarepa began sophical traditions of Tibetan atmosphere of Tibet will dis- $5 for students, faculty and , ,light. The Drepung Loseling Tibetan Freedom concert, ,',," • Buddhism, as well as the sacred ' cuss recent political and ec0- staff .'which) coalesces thegtirost;f-~monks. recorded five CDs, two performing arts. The invasion nomic strife within the country. ,", pop (U2,. Red Hot Chili Pep- " of which achieved the top ten ' swept most of the monks in the More importandy, however, stu- ·....,..) ---....-) c ---r~.~..c_~___. ...five small steps for Crash Four, one giant leap for Boise music .
Justin Endow Wright, Steve Poole and Becca of the work. "2000" and "Shallow Two" overlook the other four skilled aGe writer Gourley, Crash Four needn't • Gourley's abilities do showcase his vocal chups best, members of Crash Four. Martin tep one: Crash Four builds worry about what's to come. come out in background duties at times demonstrating voice and Ransom's rhythm and bass S local fan base playing cof- The band that has developed on a number of songs, includ- qualities similar to Live's Ed guitar impress, Wright's skin- fee shops. Check .. into arguably Boise's most rec- ing "Push and Bury" and Kowalczyk. pounding deserves notice and Step two: Crash Four ognized and undoubtedly most "\'\That About How:' a record- Nearly every song on ... Poole's lead b'Uitar and man- records demo and plays Boise talented act can. take the stage ing that could dominate local .Ii/Of SII/II// sltps grips the listener. dolin, while not showcased State University campus again this Friday with confidence rock radio given half a chance. The only tracks that fall a little often, work particularly well in and again. Check. when they host their first album Martin and R.~;om share short, "Showdown" and conjunction with the violin. Step three: Crash Four release party at Live Wire. lead vox duties, and both occa- "Changes," both exhibit so~e This band has matured well lands gigs outside the Treasure Their debut full-length sionally get overshadowed by fine wurk by drummer Wright, beyond the metal sound that
Valley Check. studio disc, . . . jIlt slI/a// sleps, the exceptional musical move- but neither offers much beyond once dominated Martin, Poole Step four: Crash Four crackles with surprisingly deft ments. Martin's vocals finally that in the up-tempo mix of and Ransom's music. hones considerable' skills, musicianship and songwriting command attention on "What guitars. These songs simply Watch this group closely records studio album. Check. for an inaugural work, The band About How" and the sorrowful' don't present the same polished, over the next couple of years. Step five: Crash Four wins displays only one small chink in "Without End." He seems to professional sound that res- They very well may become the rave reviews and parlays that the armor-they fail to fully feel these lyrics much deeper, (mates throughout the rest of act that catapults the Boise into regional, even national sue- explore the vocal talents, of vio- and it shows in his perform- the album. music scene onto the national Cl'SS. In progress. linist Gourley This one over- ances .. Musically, Gourley's \10- map. If the future fits together sight feels like a significant Ransom also sings with lin attracts most of the public Crash Four will perform Nov. 5 with special guest Ernest as well as the past has for Kelly missed opportunity; however, it more emotional intensity on attention, and she proves why in every song. But no one should Orange beginning at 9 p.m. Martin, Jake Ransom, Harley hardly hurts the overall integrity some tracks than on others.
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Brittney Raybould stirs up more negative opinion fighting some of the darker Dane doesn't want his murderer remains unappre- aGe editor in the conservative community. demons associated with being a main witness compromising hended. ami Haag continues her Elizabeth hopes to make confused and unhappy his case, but with Elizabeth Haag'S style of twisting T. streak of writing sus- teenager. trumpeting the First Amend- and turning leaves the reader penseful, nail-biter fiction with This novel will Elizabeth must 'race the ment, hereaJizeshe is fighting guessing throughout the iden- .'llill n;;llm. It takes place, disdain of the general populace, a losing battle. tity of the actual murderer and appropriately enough, in Still appeal to a the real motive behind the act. wide range of but she falls under the scrutiny Elizabeth's son doesn't Creek, Minn., a small town of the local sheriff, Dane help the situation by hanging Still Waler.r follows Hoag's located in Amish farm country. audiences not Jantzen, an ex-athlete whose out with the main suspect in previous bestsellers Ashes 10 The main protagonist, only because it career was cut short by an the murder and continually Ashes, Cry If/o!f, and Guilty As Elizabeth Stuart, raises the eye- tells a good injury. trapping himself in lies. Sin to name just a few brows of localsby being new to story, but it also Scrutiny turns to suspi- When it looks as though This novel remains excir- the area and buying the town's provides the cion when Elizabeth stumbles the murderer has fixed his/her ing from beginning to end. It run-down newspaper. suspense and on the body of a local devel- sights on Elizabeth, things start will appeal to a wide range of As editor-in-chief, she intrigue readers oper with his throat slit. Sud- to get hairy. Someone trashes audiences not only because it alienates a few of the citizens look for in a denly, the localeditor becomes . the newspaper office and Eliz- tells a good story, but it also by dig)"ringinto stories they good mystery. the main headline, and Eliza- abeth's star reporter and friend provides the suspense and would rather leave alone. Her beth finds herself butting heads gets attacked pursuing a lead. intrigue readers look for in a widely publicized divorce from with Dane as she tries to cover Elizabeth finds herself ques- good mystery novel. a national figure, which made a new start, not only for herself, the biggest story to ever hit this tioning everything and every- I give Still U~llel:J' two e\'Crynewsstand in the country, but for her teenage son, who is small community. one as time passes and the thumbs up.
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After a Columnist slightly more spontaneous ver- Oh, I know it sounds like for hating public speaking? moment, you begin reminiscing illiam Shakespeare said: sion of this drama fest. yet more speech-related pres- The students' number about that early-90s show "All the world's a The fourth greatest fear W sure: gee, Les, in addition to one speaking fear includes not "Quantum Leap," which fasci- stage/ And all the men and among her students includes remembering to spit out my having enough information. nated you with its theories of women merely players." \X'hiIe their own lack of preparation. gum, dress in something tidier One student, a man after my time travel - when you weren't Billy-boy likely intended the . Luckily, I have the perfect cure: than sweats and mismatched own heart, even wrote: "\Vhat drooling over Scott Bakula. message to apply to life itself, he Prepare! socks, make eye contact and am I gonna do if I run out of The second highest-rated couldn't have better summa- In conclusion ... No, way! become notecard-emancipated, BS?" fear among sissy's Comm 101 rized Comm 101 if he'd tried. Yuck! Don't even think about you want me to pull a Laurence Doubt me not, grasshop- students: stuffing info within Learning to speak before Olivier? On the contrary, my lit- .pers: the basics cover such fears. narrow time limits. Or, for using such a mechanical phrase . people is one of the few perks tle chiclets, the truth will set you Remember all the times your those of you who find annual As any Comm 101 prof will allowed us students during our hammer into your head, if you free. Taking my advice allows friend or significant other told exams more appealing than four-year-plus prison terms. can't end your speech with a you to become the stage-hog- you either to shut the hell up or public speaking, it's facing the. How many speaking phobes, bang, at least manage to logi- ging, attention-seeking, kudos- at least allow others a chance to nightmare of filling those min- after all, will ever experience the cally summarize. Remember, winning center of attention you speak? Keeping that image utes with a jumble of facts. exhilaration of wowing a rally know lurks in your darkest, fresh in your little melon, now . Unfortunately, I left my time- however, that your creativity crowd, a classful of eager stu- knows no bounds. If at the end innermost recesses. try and tell me you can't fill constraint magic wand in my dents, or her/his fellow Ameri- Take a second and imag- hours with the sound of your other jacket. My sage advice on of the speech you feel com- cans during the state of the ine yourself grabbing a brewsky voice. time limitsr work within them. pelled to sum up by means of union address? with your buds after your last Or, on a more concrete Personally, I always write a some elaborate analogy, go for My future-Puhtzer-prize- class on Friday. Now picture - level, simply step up the brain- much longer speech outline it. If you feel inspired to wrap winiJing sister teaches a Cornm okay, you can stop thinking power. After years of moaning . than necessary. I cram tons of everything up with a quote 101 class; once in a while, if I'm about the friends and beer now about your lack of creativity, examples and amusing anec- from Sylvia Plath or an impro- real good and eat all my zuc- - now picture yourself talking face the fact that you, too, pos- dotes into my speech and then vised dirty limerick, do it. If chini, she lets !TIe help prepare with Aunt Thelma about sess the secret power of wring- decide beforehand which ones your mind abandons you near her lessons and grade her tests. Cousin Dawn's root canal. The ing ideas from that mound of to cut if my time runs short. the end of your speech with no (Enter my twisted world, stage situations call for different grey jelly sloshing between your Not too gimmicky, I know, but clever conclusion in sight, right.) Last week, she asked the behaviors, different personas. ears. Crank up the creativity I've always found it handy- scrape something together, end students in both her classes to All the world's a stage, and one knob and turn unfamiliar speak- dandy. with a resonant tone and then jot down their greatest fears of of the best moments to build ing topics into familiar ones. The .third worst Comm ask: 'fue there any questions?" public speaking. As someone your own character comes as Imagine, for example, Cheap trick, but a great safety who spends two nights a week 101 fear involves a poor audi- you stand before a roomful of that I finally get my Ph.D. and net. slapping semi-coherent words ence response. Speaking gener- people, yakking for five-to- become your Communication In short ... Just kidding. on a computer screen in hopes ally, audiences act as mirrors. If seven minutes on the joys of professor (I get to imagine, too, Remember that you have con- of enlightening, enlivening and we portray a confident persona, key-making. you know). I point with the fin- trol of the stage and have finally indoctrinating my fellow stu- even our stupid jokes will elicit Remember all those gerof doom and ask you to found the medium to help you dents, she recruited me to play some response (hopefully, short times your parents and friends deliver a three-minute speech share your brilliance with the the parr of speech-instructor. of rotten vegetables, a twice- clucked their tongues and chas- on the water buffalo. An avid world. Shove. unfamiliar topics So here I am, mentioned fear among the stu- tised you for not "acting like motorcyclist - but completely into familiar frameworks, no instructin'. dents). If we avoid eye contact, . yourself" with your new unfamiliar with the intricacies of matter how odd the connection. After much chin- hunch over and speak in a halt- romantic interest? Well, sisters water buffaloes, you nonethe- ing tone, even a speech written Perhaps most importantly, scratching and brain-tapping; I and brothers, you've finally less stride to the front of the encourage the audience to leave decided to begin with speeches' by Jerry Seinfeld will send our reached a safe harbor where no room. For the next three min- audience sailing to Sleepyland, .their vegetables at home. functions. Yeah, yeah, getting one judges you for dabbling utes, you yammer on about how Are there any questions? the point across is all well and One of my favorite tricks outside the boundaries of your riding a water buffalo to school includes prepping myself with good; but unless your point other, more familiar roles. Pub- instead of. your motorcycle dramatic interpretations. Grab sticks in the minds of your audi- lic speaking allows you to con- helps you save the environment, your high school copy of Romeo ence like tater tots to their ribs, _-:- ....----:.._---J) (----~c~.
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