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lmagine a Makoshika Park er accidentally falling onto credible paleontoligical find. that has an excitement factor ten on a scale of one to ten use of its rarity. Thankfully ea! professionals were there e Makoshika State Park early e spring of '97, and they knew t to do. oon the Museum of the kies under the careful eye of f Preparator of Paleontology Harmon, was airlifting an ar ated fossil (its bones are in encased in 800 pounds of ter to Bozeman. This particu eaf munching dinosaur was ly hard to get out, basically use the people digging had to jackhammers on the incred dense sandstone, trying dessil photo by ZlJch Tanner Bim Skala Bim warms up the crowd for headliner The Mighty Bosstones Thursday night. The concert attracted see Museum page 4 approximately 5,000 people in the Bozeman community
ycare helps with childcare MSU bnngs· p ts/Famili. .... th velyn Boswell arefl es LOge er communication services The reunion will be held Oct. 3, with a program at 3 By STAN WILSON Association,made up of parents dents, Hitchcock said. Th NEWS EDITOR of current students and an advi e p.m. and an open house run- Ali parents of students are 1SU Day Care at Mon- ning from 3 to 6 p.m. at the Montana States sory board representing 30 f arni automatically members ofthe as State Universitv- lies, organizes Parent/Family Louise Shunk Building, University's seventh annual Par sociation and there are no dues. eman will celebrate its weekend. Advisory board mem where the day care is located. ent/Family weekend kicks off Besides fostering closer relations birthday with a re bers are appointed by MSU Presi The day care center will Oct. 16 to "show otr' the best as with f amilics of student<> and tap n during Homecoming dent Malone and meet twice a also have a float in the pects of the MSU campus, ac ping the urnversity experience of kend, says director cording to Julie Hitchcock, assis year. parents, the association puts on see Day care page 6 ne Eggert. tant director for university rela- 'They are a most wonder Parent/Family weekend. Parents tions. ful group who help make this with students under 26 years of ollege offers NASCAR course Hitchcock is a fo1mer gcxx:I university even better' said age, traditional age students. are MSU student who graduated Hitchcock about the board. invited to anend the weekend's allege Press Exchange out at 15 students, requires an with a master's in Public Admin Funds to support the a<; evenL'>, \vh1ch always arc sched extensive amount of Jab work istration in 1983 and returned to sociation are raised through a uled around a football weekend. RLANDO, Fla. (CPS) on motors and a one-semester MSU in 1990.toassumehercur "phonathon·· twice a year. In the Plans are under \\ay to add a c people pursue graduate internship with either a race car rent position and helped launch fall, calls arc made to alumni, and home volleyball game to the slate ees so they can delve team or a motor manufacturer." Parent/Family weekend. for five days in the sp1ing par of activities. r into astrophysics or pre This is a program for Studies have shown that ents ofcurrent students arc given "lt 1s 1mporttmt for fami the spread of disease. Then people who love racing," says students who come from support the opportunity to contribute. lies to know ac;, much about the are those who just want Dr. Bob Hoekstra, a 20-year ive, involved parents do bcner, Only enteting its d1JJd yem·, the campus as they can." Hitchcock consultant to the race-car in said Hitchcock. and the weekend "phonathon has already raised said. so P 994-2224 editor Marcus Hib• 994-2551 news editor Stan Wi t comment page design/layout Karim Herr SIGNE Fr10,0E:.PHI~ Drl'l ~ HE\VS PIW~ us~ Proclaimed procrastinator comes clo "I just need a few more In the morning, the pound begin ironing towels an J minutes, days, months to get it ing realization/hangover is that ing names in underwea: all done." A common phrase the project is due TODAY by I'm not on the san11 uttered at least once in the life five. It's on the way to the when it comes to procr. of a college student. I am shower/sobering up session tion, as I would rather mumbling this as I write a col that something is mumbled newly formed ecosys1· umn after the dead.Jine. '.!bout how this will never hap the fridge exist unhann1 My roommate, normally a iXn again, next semester will fore using it as an escape• very industrious gal has the art be bener organized and friends Ultima~ely, my al. almost perfected, especially wiil just have to accept no for per:onal favorite procr when she includes me in the an answer. Yeah, right. tion technique. is c guest to avoid anything of the By mir:i.cle of miracle . the people. A tactic wh1 slightest productivity. crea~i'. e iL:ic-:.s be,_:!a to gush in quJres digging throu~ It all starts mail Lo find out innocently , legible when she asks notes witl me to go to cof dom numb fee and "study." people, of Dutifully, we take By Gwen Howell I would no backpacks Exponent Columnist (in my right stuffed with would nev€ books, papers My eyes s· and assignments in the trantC to our friendly revelation c coffee shop of choice, yet a heated effort to throw a sem I would love to find out somehow, almost magically, blance of the end product to new in their life. the work never actually makes gether so it looks like energy In the heated pass it out. What does make it on was put into it. In most cases, procrastination, I syst1~ the table, is coffee and an in it turns out to be a passing grade cally call everyone I kQl tense conversation(mostly even after skidding into the pro the United States, and •n about how much we have yet fessors office two microsec sufficient time suckage 1 A to accomplish). onds before five stapling and/ be obtained, I havetf "Going to coffee" is a fairly or gluing things together. It's known to phone peot safe tactic and is used in mild only after a breath is taken, that Au tralia and Chile. procrastination cases. More you notice the sweat streaming In truth, I'm not a often than not, someone in the onto those two cute, fuzzy, pink putting off anything. " Boza-ti.N ~L (.oN!>ol I Dt<:rlON" coffee shop wander over and bunny slippers staring little world, I tend to WE. Neeo -ro Ra-IE!MSE.sz.. extends an invitation to come moronicly up at you, laughing. be t under pressure bt 'NI.Jo ~ Fl"'-sr; f¢ro WI-lo 111e'/ L.,oo1:. Cf> To • • • out for a drink. Invariably, this Even though the projects it HAS to get done. S individual doesn't go to school actually do get done, by the my best work has b or have a job, but wants ome kin of the teeth. procrastina compli hed with them The Exponent " published most Acting Eduor company. Pleading.''Awww tion can prove to be quite effi of terror of all the h· Tucsdn,•s & FriJnys of the Marco< Hibdon • 994-2455 ncademic. year and 1s uflil1med News Editor come on, ju t for an hour. Just cient to accompli h all those things that could happe. with the Associnted Students of Stan Wilson • 994-2551 Montnnn S1:11e Univer'iity. Fen1ures Eduor one drink. So and so (in ert thing you wouldn "t do at any alien abduction. Thomas Ander What do you think of Ted Turner's one billion dollar photos by Roger Dey, donation to the United Nations? Exponent Photographer e apissin' If thats what he wants to He can donate a little I think it's a wonderful way It's not such a bad thing. i st: How much do with his money that's money to the school to of spending his millions of just wonder why he's doing ·y can I give his choice. I have other get rid of the chicken millions of dollars' hoping by it. There has got to be an to nothing? things to do with my wire in the library! giving it to the U.N.it can ulterior motive. money. benefit multiple nations. - Louise Hawk - Lee Mitchell - Abbey Willard - Brian Wainright positions open for "? a., for more information. 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An "oom pah'' band, made Breakfast, where Athletic Direc up of former university profs, is tor Chuck Lindeman will discuss Museum: exhibit show promise lpus, is scheduled Oct.17 as slated to play. Hitchcock added "Athletes and Academics." that beer will not be served at the MSU will take on Cal- : of ~arent/Family weekend continued from page 1 Student Services hosts the festivities. State Northridge but, for those The kick-off event for Par- not interested in football, a 1 schoolers with a day-Jong in the process. The fos ceous layer, which means and info session. MSU is ent/Family Week is the Banquet rafting trip down the sil itself arrived in the creature was one of •n the chance to "show off' for Excellence on Thursday with Yellowstone River is planned. Bozeman Saturday the the last dinosaurs alive on le next generation ofcollege the Alumni Association and the Should weather not permit, a 27th. Now a painstak earth. The name of this di ct-students, Hitchcock said Bozeman Chamber of Com- trip to Chico Hot Springs will ingly long process of re nosaur is Thescelosaurus This year, Oktober Fest merce. This, according to replace the rafting trip. An moving it from the rest or "Wonder Lizard." ' will be a part of the week Hitchcock, is the only "town/ · other trip, the Four Rivers of the sandstone will Casts of the bones . German food is on the menu gown" event where the commu- trip, is planned for Sunday. take place over the next could be made after the ~Friday night dinner and stu- nity and the university have the Parents can visit the two to three years. Ac fossil is removed from the on the meal plan can par chance to get together. The event residents halls on Saturday cording to Harmon it sandstone so that the pub •in the festival free ofcharge. features the top junior and senior and Lou Hill of Food Services appears all of the dino lic may view it. The mu dents can. ifthey want, bring students as well as the ''Most In- will cook a dinner made up of saur is intact within the seum contains over roommates to meet and en fluential" faculty member. Din- recipes offered by students. plaster. 15,000 fossils from the the evening with their par- ner is paid for by the Bozeman Saturday night will see the "Both feet, a pelvis, Jurassic, Mezosoic and business community which do- "Extraordist" Craig Karges an arm, a tooth, all Cretaceous periods. nate $60 each to support the din- perform. where they should be," The museum is open for as car ner. Parent/Family week- Harmon said. visitors from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. A panel discussion called end closes Sunday with a pan The Thescelosaurus Monday through Saturday continued from page 1 "GettingIT Straight," designe.d to cake breakfast hosted by was found in the Creta- and noon to 5 p.m. on Sun give "the straight scoop" on the President Mike Malone and day. , e of its kind in the nation. students university experience, his wife Kathy. udents, most of whom will be led by Provost Joe Hitchcock summed up ~Id bachelor's degrees in ChapmanonFriday. Studentsare the event by saying, "Every austrial, mechanical and welcome. single activity is designed for Do the RIGHT ectrical engineering, hope Saturday is football day. parents and students to build race cars someday. 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Eggert has been direc kids off, and you don't have University student . instructor of the social \li have lots of children, grown tor since the beginning. a worry at all." Some student lumped class that uncovered children that were in the "It was the best situation The benefits of a student day cares together with con need for a day care on c school, ASMSU officers and for a day care I have ever day care weren't so easy to troversial womens issues pus. "There was a lo• senators, work study aides, seen", recall Peggy see in the 1970s, however, like abortion. Others said negativity about it." anybody that's interested." Durney, athletic equipment when the student senate was women should be home with The senate fin The ASMSU Day Care manager t h e i r agreed to fund the day c opened in the fall of 1977. at MSU- children. even though it serve with a $ 5,000 grant from Bozeman, "We are inviting everybody that's inter Many small segment of the stu q the Associated Students of who used ested. We hope to have lots of children, grown u e s - population. It wa a wa. MSU (ASMSU). Located at the center tioned serve students who die first in half of a Family for eight children that were in the school, ASMSU of the need participate in many ot Housing duplex at I 0 W. years. "It ficers and senators, work study aides, any for such a ASMSU programs, s Yellowstone, it was licensed was just body that's interested." program. Taylor Brown, senator, . for 14 children. Two years like a "I can dent body vice president later, the day care expanded family." -Jeanne Eggert, director ASMSU day care rem em president in the late 19- into the other half of the Co 1 - ber de Student with one or 1 duplex and was licensed for Jeen Lalir bates go kids, after all, proba 26 children. Ten year after of Bellin- ing on for weren't competing its birth, the day care moved gham, Wash .. said, " It's trying to decide whether or hour whether there were re- intramurals like ingle : across the street into a new such an incredible place. It not to fund it, according to ally that many tudents \~ho dent who lived in building called the Louise makes it so incredibly easy several former students. The would need day care and dorms. Shunk Day Care. to go to school." senate at that time \\as whether that would really be Looking back, Brown ow. after '.W years. the Lalir's husband, Paul, dominated by Greeks and a service that ASMSU ought other former campus leac day care center is licensed had moved to Washington most of the senators were 18 to be supporting and fund nO\\ joke about their gc for 55 children between the with their two older children to 22 year old and ingle. ing," recalled Melanie foresight in going ahead v ages of 2 and 5. Accredited after he graduated from Student who as isted in Stock . now director of the the Jay care center. through the National Asso MSU. Colleen stayed be the day care 's begining u e MSU Sports Facilities. She "It wa one of the thi ciation for the Education of hind with their two younger words like ''horrendou " wa secretary to the ' tudeni we\\ ere proud of getting Young Children, the center children so she could finish and "anguished" to describe senate when the day care complished, one of the f has four flull-time teachers her education before joining their experience after a so wa an is ue. or five things we were rec who have all worked there Paul. Part of the reason be cial work class made the "The tudents said if proud of in the late '7( between eight and J 8 years. hind her decision was the revolutionary suggestion people made the mistake of Brown said. Save Money vvith a +GlA Graded Diamonds + Repairs • Montana Yogo Sapphires + Custom Designs Student Account + Exceptional Colored Stones + 14K • 18K • F1at. from 587-9339 has lowered their Blockbuster Video 0 Don Baidt 1996 n:::=-~ Monthly Rates. 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'I hear that whenever anyone in the te House tells a lie, Nixon gets a roy- 'I rate myself a deeply committed paci- 'I would have made a good pope." ey Bruce's opinio~ on life. PHOTO BY ZACH TANNER On his legal problems.) Bosstones lead singer Dicky Barrett roars lyrics to enfrenzied fans. 'What I need is a lawyer with enough to get Ray Charles a driver's license." By MCCORY JAMES "The Swinger" , and Hank the gui Racist Action group that travels STAFF WRITER tar, played by Johnny "The Colo 'Marijuana will be legal some day, be with the band. The night ended nel". Next Bim Skala Bim played e the many law students who now with some great Bosstone classics Bozeman was rocked last night an awesome ska set as the fans ke pot will some day become Congress that made it complete. by the Mighty Mighty Bosstones. slammed to the vibe. and legalize it in order to protect them- Through the night I was able ,, The Field house was shaking with The crowd went ecstatic as to talk to members of the differ guitar, drums, horns, and Dicky The Mighty Mighty Bosstones hit ent bands. Dicky Barrett summed '(The Crucifixion) was jtist one ofthose Barrett's gravely vocals. the stage. The Bozeman fans went up all of the bands feelings from ·es that got out of hand.'' The show opened up with the wild as the band played the re stage when he declared, "This punk sound of Dropkick Murphy's, cently released "Rascal King". crowd is the best we've bad yet, 'People should be taught what is, not a proud Irish band. The audience "The Impression that I Get" in even after all of the big cities.'' should be." was then treated to the upbeat rock duced a frenzy as people stage Johnny " The Colonel" a-billy and blues of The Amazing dived and danced. Dicky Barrett from the Bathroom Reader. Royal Crowns. The Royal Crowns showed the band's social con definitely impressed the crowd see BOSTON page 9 ff you have any questions or comments concem sciousness by dedicating the title Features secti01~ please call 994-3840 with a stand up bass played by Jake track off Let's Face It to the Anti Ice Dogs dice competition By THOMAS ANDERSON available to please any ofBozeman's athletes who range from high school FEATURES EDITOR residents who enjoy high crowd inten students, college students and even a sity. few who have chosen solely to work The Ice dogs have finally brought The Ice Dogs' team is composed and practice. hot hockey entertainment to Bozeman. of20 year old or younger athletes who The players are all housed with With a max of3,500 people, the Valley devote a majority ofth eir time to com billet families throughout the commu Ice Garden sold out and shook with peting. Last year the Dogs played 75 nity who take them in as if they were crowd chaos on Tuesday night, the Dogs' games and traveled over 34,000 miles family. Immersed in an atmo phere first home game. in the process of representing which is based around competition, After ages ofBozeman 'slack of the Bozeman. This year, the team is cur the Dogs have shown they have the most constantly active spo1t, the future rently 4 and l and has proven to talent needed. has begun. Bozeman that they can tmly play The Valley Ice Garden. which is Hockey, a nonstop sport that com hockey. see DOGS page 9 er c's an id<:>a .•• ho\ol ' bout "'e skip the fight bines catlike agility and an ability to Practicingdailyfrorn8:30to 10:30 and go straight to making up." make instantaneous decisions, is now a.m., the Dogs are made up of unpaid . ex1onen The dirt on Carrot Top Bosstone chat By MCCORY JAMES have always admired of the Village People, it was By MCCORY JAMES 'We definitely consider selves a variation of ska STAFF WRITER George Carlin and Don alot of fun." STAFF WRITER Rickles. I also enjoy some In the next few months, major influence has been · Carrot Top made quite of the newer comedians, like Carrot Top will be continu we don't like to call the B~ The Mighty Mighty an impression on Bozeman Chris Rock." He went on to ing the tour that he started true kabecauseitwould made Wednesday night. say, "I was on the Larry in Bozeman. Bosstones their first trip to away from bands that are Walking into the Sanders show once. He's a "We don't have a name Montana last night, and were able ing true ska such as the He Fieldhouse and seeing very funny guy too." for it yet, I think we'll call to show what true skacore is. and others." speakers to the ceiling, la Carrot Top is very fan it the 'No ame Tour' or The band has been touring He also commented c ser lights, and a big stage oriented and went as far as how about the 'Free Beer the United States since coming new bands that are being I you had the feeling you to announce to the crowd Tour."' When talking about off a successful stint as the head cized as ska bands. "Many were in for a major show. that he would hang out after the show from night to night liners for the Warped Tour. Saxo bands have some ska influe Carrot Top didn't the show. Carrot Top talked he said ''I do about 50 per phonist Tim Burton provided but shouldn· t be considered dissapoint. He had the au about the fans, saying ''It's cent of the show off the top some interesting insight into ska ska band" This began a co dience rolling, with his im alot of fun talking to people. of my head. If I just had a and a band such as the Bosstones. sationonwhatskareall} 1S. pressions of Michael Jack If you don't make people routine it would come off a Mighty Mighty Bosstones has its roots in Jamaica son, Mick Jagger, and the feel like you are glad they too rehear ed, and I would have made a legion of fans with original ska started back i Wendy's girl. But his jokes came, they'll quit coming, get more bored than the the popularity of Let's Face It 60's and eventuall} tumec about Clinton, Montana's and that would leave me out crowd." The recent popularity really reggae. From there ska SI Jack of a speed limit, and his of a career as a comedian." Carrot Top also com hasn't changed much for the band becoming popular in Eng notorious inventions made We abo discussed what mented on the great though. which brought about the Er: the audience laugh even he has been doing between Bozeman crowd, "The audi 'We are still riding on a bus 2-Tone moYement. Wet in the middle of Idaho," says harder. It was definitely a tours. In the last couple ence was great, they were of these influences to help~ night where most people left months he has been working laughing at jokes that I Burton, "We have always us into a band" with sore ribs. on two movies he. He didn't think they would stressed being a live band, and Commenting After the show I was shared a preview of '·Chair laugh at." that hasn' t changed." He playing in Bozeman. able to it down with Carrot man of the Board" with the Bozeman was treated to added that "the only thing that ton aid "The band i!I Top and ask a few questions audience. In the soon to be one of the greatest comedi has changed is the number of ally looking forward t interviews and national appear about his life as a comedian. released "Dennis the Men ans ever. It will definitely We haven't been to~ As we got into the con ace 2" he plays a bad guy go down as one of the fun ances on shows like tana before and we al\ versation we started talking who keeps changing charac niest nights Bozeman has Letterman." look forward to playir about other comedians. "I ters. ''It was like playing all ever seen. Dicky Barrett, lead singer for a new venue.'' Needle the Bosstones, has always made ay the Bosstones di a point of saying that the disappoint. Ska fans ' Bosstones aren't true ska When all treated to one of Tllll was asked about what Dicky greate t ska shows 1 7sr~ Barrett said, he strongly agreed. will ever see. of MSU- 8ozeman Eagle's Club Studen•s •19• Kick Off Fridays • 5:30 - 8:00 Pitchers of Beer • $3.50 .\ \\'( lRI.D <>I <• e>..plore study abroad options .:- meet other \1 L students \'.ho I studied abroad ~ meet foreign exchange students + + have PL, CH A 'D COOKIE + SPECIAL PRESENTATIONS Wednesday, October 8 Thursda). October 9 STlJOYING IN Tl D \T~G I' TAPE AMSTERDAM Kl1:\IAl\IOTO, KING By Professor Dr Robert WFRE JAM.PACKED WITH MOVIES JA PA~ Rydell I3} Professors Dr Ch fl Montagne & Greg 01 o Next to Albertson's in University Square SPONSORJ..J> B> THF. OFflll. OF l\JFRX.HJON{f f.IJl 'C• IN1VRNAnONAl. OPPOR rtJNI llES RESt >l RCF CJ- NTER 586-0560 CUl.RFRT<;O IW I.. 4n< FLOOR. 9<>4-4011 (4lx>\C th<: MSl '"[ offioe ex onen •Zeman rocked Bowl for Kids sake inued from page 7 on coming into Bozeman, story on the greatest ska PRESS RELEASE 16 at the Bozeman Bowl to raise "We stepped out of the bus concert Montana has ever money for the local charity. Last and there were mountains seen. All I can say is that year more than $100,000 was about the touring right there, it's beautiful The Mighty Mighty The 1997 Bowl For Kids' raised through Bowl For Kids' itions, "It's great , here." Backstage Barrett Bosstones showed the Sake Bowling fund-raiser on be Sake, which is the primary frind , on buses that are commented on the tour, crowd what a great ska half of Big Brothers Big Sisters raiserof the yearfor BBB S."Not than most of our "It's great to have all the band is, and the audience (BBBS) of Gallatin County will only are we dependent on Bowl ments." Jake "The Boston bands. It really showed The Mighty be kicked off on Sunday, Oct. 5, For Kids' Sake for financial rea er", of The Amazing makes this tour special." Mighty Bosstones what a from 2 p.m. till 5 p.m. at the sons, but we also rely on it to as 1Crowns, commented It's hard to sum up a great crowd is. Bozeman Bowl. sist us in recruitment of new Big The event is designed to Bi' other and Sister volunteers.", combine an outing for Big Broth said BBBS Executive Director gs shake Valley Ice Garden ers, Big Sisters and their''Littles" Peggy Owens. along with parents, staff, Board BBBS of Gallatin County members and community volun Sanders. After a first experience tive influence in their lives. Stu currently oversees more than 120 tinued from page 7 teers to launch the 1997 cam in the arena, everyone can quickly dents also have the opportunity matches, the supervised pairing paign. Individuals who sign up agree with Sanders. to enjoy a skating party at the ofboys and girls with responsible to captain bow ling teams will re v it still has a slight aroma 1be Ice Dogs are even in Valley Ice Garden. adults who serve as the youth's ceive a T-shirt. Domino's Pizza paint, produces an incred volved in their own form of com For more information con friend and confidant. will be provided. tensity during games. munity service, titled the cerning the Ice Dogs and ticket Additional information Hundreds of local teams will was blown away at how Bozeman Ice Dogs Literacy Pro prices caJJ 585-1415. With 29 about the Big Brothers Big Sis take to the lanes Nov. 8 - 9 at arena was. I wouldn't gram. The Dogs help students scheduled home games left, the ters program may be obtained by County Lanes, and on Nov. 15 - our arena for anything," ages K-8 by helping them learn Dogs have just started a whole calling 5'07 - 1216 General Manager Rick to read, and being a overall posi- season of entertainment. ·adership for life event, which will include work What's required for a student shops focusing on motivation to be invited to next year's con he third annual Peak Per- club members, polishing the im ference? Get involved by becom ant ce Leadership Confer- age ofan organization, network- ing a student leader on campus! entitled "Leadership for ing, and event planning and There are numerous opportuni will take place on Friday fundraising. Workshop present ties-clubs,Advocats, Orientation day, October 10 and 11, ers, MSU alumni who held lead Leaders, student employment. Student leaders from stu- ership positions while students ASMSU senate and committees, Money? organizations, ASMSU, here,sharetheirstoriesof succes.s, and the Greek system, as well as ence Life, and the Greek and the means by which they many others. I to nam a few, have been achieved that success, with cur Hastings will pay to attend this exciting rent student leaders. 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There are the A young man by the "Bushwacked" with Daniel public before we ever re: its who you know. If that's ones who get right into the name of Darin Burt, who Stern and "Homegrown," a know why. crue, what the hell are we action; they have Ronald resides in Venice, Calif., Paramount film due this fall Burt is still in cont doing in school? Tobias and Paul Monaco on graduated from MSU in starring John Lithgow. with other MSU alum Well, it's only partially speed dial. They are the 1994, and he ha the inside Jamie Lee Curti , and Billy One has worked on spe< true. Sure you could get by one's you will probably see scoop on what to expect. Bob Thornton. effects for films The Ra solely on who you know, but in Hollywood in ten years. "As long as you don't think Burt' philosophy is ·'I Independence Day. < never on just what you Then there are those who are that as soon as you get out cast the world'". His houses, lars Attacks. Another, \\ know. You have to make either in the film program of school you· re going to be rivers, streets, and moun had a production comp< connection somewhere because it seems like fun, or directing movies, you'll be tain are his actors and he is in Bozeman, is now mak. along the way. At least they just don't really know fine. Don't expect to be the casting director. commercials in Los An that's the way it is in the film what else they want to do. Steven Spielberg." During his education at Jes. ind us cry. Whatever your reason is for Burt was, however, one MSU, Burt worked as a So what does Darin B Ah, yes - good 'ol Hol being "one of those film of the lucky ones. The day Sportswriter for The Expo attribute to his time in ; lywood! Forget the Middle majors," you have to know he graduated, he went to nenr. He is currently work MTA department at MS East or the South American what to expect when you go California and landed a job ing on a screenplay based on "I was pretty naive whe jungles. Hollywood is much off to make a name for your for ickelodeon. working his experience for the paper got to the department. Th scarier. self. on 26 epi odes of "The Se- and as far as the script goes, gave me a pla) ground So, to you film major The MTA department at ere/ World of Alex Mack. " it will take place at Montana good background in kno who are reading this right MSU is astounding. It not Since then, he ha worked a State Univer-ity. However, ing how movies are mad1 now instead of doing a cri only teaches students every a location manager, seeking he noted that if his name What is hi advice to s tique or finishing your cin thing there is to know about out spots for ABC's Vital was mentioned to certain dents in the film prograrr ematography project, what the production process, but Signs wich Robert Urich, people at the Exponent, they "Get Out!" The Lost World Batman & Robin fri oct 3, 9:30pm sat oct 4, 7 & 11:45pm sun oct 5, 7:15pm Stop by the Procrastinator Theatre this week.end in Linfield Hall, room 125, for some great entertainment. See the sequel to Jurassic Park and the all-star ca t of Batman and Robin. Besides, it's a great deal. fri oct 3, 7 & 11:45pm .only $2 sat oct 4, 9:30pm info. 994-3312 sun oct 5, 5 & 9:30pm www.geocities.com/hollywood/set/6587 onen CD Local/Live :harting the future, reclaiming the past At the Filling Station - PICKS Pounding Would. LAMBDA ALLIANCE tions of gay figures and the Whitehouse and the top re Tight harmony, hilarious search labs in both coun community in history. Review by between-song banter, and lib As part of that effort, tries. Turing's researched KRISTIN BURT eral use of the F-word define each Friday edition of the later delved into computing the local alternative rock band In January 1994, a high Exponent throughout the theory, programming, neural Hurricane Streets; Various Pounding Would. Of Pound iool teacher in Missouri month of October will fea nets, artificial intelligence Artists, (Mammoth Records) ing Would's five members, all ~alled by the exclusion of ture a brief look into lesbian (Al). Alan proposed the Tur The music from the previ except one has been classically bian and gay history from and gay history: ing Test, a measure of AI, in ously independent film, Hurri trained (in opera, choral sing tbooks, set out to make a Deborah Batts (1947) - a philosophy paper pub cane Streets (now marketed by ing, and/or musical theatre), ange. Judge. lished in 1950. MGM) covers the spectrum of and three have been to Europe Rodney Wilson orga In June of 1994, Burke, Glenn (1952- Gen-X music and attitudes on musical tours. This charis ed teachers and commu Deborah Batts was sworn in 1995) - Athlete. through the genres of rap, matic group also combines 'y leaders to educate the as a Federal District Judge Played professional grunge, and mild to hard alter bright musical talent with a laid lie about lesbians and for Manhattan, becoming baseball 1976-78 with the native rock. back sty le that makes for an in t of the men past and the nation's first openly les Dodgers. Later traded to the After the movie was a hit clusive atmosphere at their per , sent. They formed a na bian African-American fed Oakland A's 1978-79. Burke at last year's Sundance Film formances. This band wants to :i.al grassroots network to eral judge. Batts was on the hit .237 with two home runs, festival (which just about party with everyone. In all ar ate a celebration and edu faculty of Fordham Univer 38 R-B-1and35 stolen bases proves that it is slightly off eas of the spectrum, Pounding fon campaign that contin sity School of Law before in his 225 major league beat), director Morgan J. Free Would has talent in excess. No . today. her appointment by Presi games. Burke is credited man had his pick of the music CD yet, but if this band keeps The month of October dent Bill Clinton. with giving baseball's first he wanted to showcase to re on its present course, the only selected to commemo Alan Mathison Turing, "high five". He played bas flect his movie's attitude and thing holding them back ! the anniversaries of the F.R.S., O.B.E. (1912-1954) ket ball in the 1986 Gay angst. "Would" be themselves. t two lesbian and gay - British mathematician. Games. The November 21, This soundtrack gives .rches on Washington in His 1936 paper, "The 1994, issue of "People" some slightly off-beat bands, Country .tober 1979 and 1987. Turing Machine: On Com magazine updated his life old and new, a chance at expo The Girl Next Door- Crys On August 7, 1997, the putable Numbers" presented and his struggle with AIDS. sure. One of these new bands tal Bernard (River North Nash y & Lesbian Alliance the original theoretical Burke died of AIDS-related does a re-make of the Bee ville Records) iainst Defamation model for the modern com complications May 30, Gee's Classic, "Stayin' Alive." Crystal Bernard's honeyed LAAD) announced that II, puter. During World War 1995. His autobiography, However, according to a fellow tones soar over the accompa theme of this fourth an Turing was granted Top Se "Out At Home" was co-writ MSU student listener (who niment like a spring breeze. i.11 Lesbian & Gay History cret security clearance, ten with Erik Sherman. shall remain nameless to pro NBC's "Wings"' sweetheart onth was to be "Charting broke the German Enigma Ifyou'd like to suggest per tect his anonymity), it's not (you know, the blonde, cute Future, Reclaiming the code (a turning point in the sons or events for a future col keeping anyone alive. one) sets her "cords" on croon ,t." The goal: to highlight war) and served as liaison umn, please contact Lambda ''Ir's like a re-mix on de ing country. Ms. Bernard's tunes . often ignored contribu- between Britain, the Alliance at 994-4551. pressants. It would put a per are simple and refreshing, and her son on Prozac to sleep," he voice is honest and her own; not says. 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This i Nous telling you what's FESTJVAL(at the rialto) You don't need this STAFF WRITER Breastfeeding decrea dropin' and popin" in the BOZ Mondav 1hru Thursday the the risk of respiratol) and d and bringing you Unzipping the Oct 9th - focus your eyes on - I Breastfeeding has waxed Weekend For the week of "Waning for Guffman'" and waned in popularity in the rhea! diseases and can prev October'.! thru October 9th (in Linficld) Wed Oct 8th ca1ch ""Aguirre-The Wr.uh or this last century, but doctors today or reduce the nsk of devel. THE FILLI G STATIO ' of God" consider it to be very important ing allergies. Friday and Saturday- Dr. Gravy ~IUSEUM OF THE ROCKIES Mon- Cyclone Rangers presents Perceptions, Rocky for the future health of your Brea tfeeding also p Tuesday- is acoustic mght ~1ountrun Skies. Dinosaur child. If you have not decided motes the correct developIDJ Wed- open mike Chronicle which you l' On catch of Baby 's jaws, teeth, a THE ZEBRA COCKTAIL everyday of this week ~ whether you are going to LOUNGE BANANA BAY breastfeed your baby, you will speech patterns. It may a. Frid:iy- Watsonville Patio Friday- Gwinner and Stone to contact us ... reduce the tendency tow. Saturday- Chronic Circle EMER ON CULTURAL want to consider the many ben Wednesday- carry ya ugly mug CENTER efits to both you and Baby. childhood obesity, and the I down to hear Big Caboose Thursday thru Saturday quent contact between you < THE ZEBRA ABOVE catch theatrical performance Your brea t milk is specifi Tuesday- Paul Rose Foil Ball TV '"A Lie of the Mind"' Just eRail us at cally designed to be fed to a Baby will play an impon· THE l\IURRAY BAR human baby, whereas cow's role in bonding with your ch (in Livingston) "OUTRO: Thursday- "Groovemc1stcrs"' This has been unzipping the milk is de igned for calves. In addition to the bene 1 THE RAUFBRAU weekend for the week of October 2 Feeding your baby brea t milk to Baby, breastfeeding v.. ill hi Tuesday through Thursday thru October 9th. lfya need to you to recover from your pr '"'Tex Tucker'" play drop da ous a line, or just find i. can reduce the chance of Baby Friday- "Donnie Malch1"' out where the party's at. [email protected] experiencing an allergy to nancy by promoting healin~ Saturday- ·'Dew Dog" Fa~ me at 994-1987. the uterus, decreasing the r Sunday and Monday- Open Mike Be excellent to all universal beings cow's milk. CATS PAW and party on dud-:..:e~s·;...... ---- Breast milk is nutritionally of hemorrhage after binh, < Friday- "Sgt. Rock" acts as a natural binh cont~ BAXTER HOTEL superior to plain cow's milk or Saturday- catch the Bozeman to commercially prepared for by preventing ovulation (but Bass Project with not rely completely on L Brian Bromberg. Randy Tico. mulas. and local artist Rob Kohler You pass immunities to vi form of contraception) and Geno Kreis Breasifeeding elimina Sunday -The "Irish and tell us ral and bacteriological diseases Jam Session" to your baby in your milk, sav the cost of formula and bottl in the Baxter what you think ing her a lot of problems with as well as the need to mix, P. Lobby sickness in her infancy. If you pare, u e, and wash bottle fett choo e to not breastfeed or are ing equipment Although ) not able to, at least try to may want to buy bottles sol breastfeed Baby during her first you may prepare breast milll few days in order to pass on advance, especially if you 1 those important immunities. a child care professional. Breastfeeding will also stimu Breastfeeding will al o 'J late Baby's own immune sys- crease your risk of breast z Is God Green? ovarian cancer. A Christian call for Environmental Stewardship hy should Christians care about the Wenvironment? What does the Bible teach about caring for the creation? Why should environmentalists be interested in a Biblical view of stewardship? Ill oin us for a program on the Biblical call to Jca re for God's creation, featuring Gordon Aeschliman, President of the Christian En t ironmental Associa ti on (CEA). Aeschliman is a national leader in the Christian environmental movement and a founder of the Christian Environmental Association, a 10-year old national group of Christians who arc committed to serving FOR JUNIOR NURSING STUDENTS God' s earth and the poor. "The Enrtlt is tlte Lord's, and t/ie A NURSING EXPERIENCE AT MAYO CLINIC f11l1 11ess thereof." -- Psalm 104 & HOSPITALS - ROCHESTER, MN Come join us for an evening of great program Here is your opportunitv to work at Ma>o Medical Center for and discussion. the summer Summer Ill is a paid. supervised hospital work experience at Saint Marys Hospital and Rochester Methodist Hospital, both When: Wednesday, Octo~er 8 @ 7:00 p.1n. part of 'vlayo Medica l Center in Rochester, Minnesota. Where: MSU, SUB Ballroo1n B You are eligible ior Summer Ill aiter your junior vear of a four year baccalaureate nursing program. It includes direct patient care e\penence in the inpatient or ambulatory c,1re ' etting A1avo ursing ~~ a> recent/1 a1\Jrded \la1::net Hospital Recognition Status tor face/Jenee in l\iur~ ing Sen ice b) the American \:urses Credentialing (enter The program is s ~'Onsored by Methodist Campus Ministries, the Kermit Society and the Application Deadline: December I , 1997 Sierra Club. For more intorma t1 on contact ~ Mayo Medical Center Stdlllr'!' l { It • 1nwr 11 Prograll' For more in ronn;i tion, call Sherm Janke al 536- ~, \.)zrnun t •sports is now hiring writers s 1 994-5482 sports editor pete faggen Top 10 reasons to believe the Patriots will ber the Broncos on Monday night Football ..... The Broncos' uniforms look like my aunt's lepoint, pukey. . . Bowhunters vs. Elk Gods urtis Martin makes Terrell OaVJS look like a string back. t'll be a good thing to knock the ego out of The yellow nco fans for a while when Drew Bledsoe passes rump of a bull elk I 400 yards. stopped us dead in To give you Bronco fans a killer hangover day morning. our tracks. This ohn Elway, enough said. Gallatin Mountain enver barely beat the Falcons. A-T-L-A-N-T-A? 5x5 stood roughly 80 acksonville: r love saying that word to Bronco yards across a small mountain meadow he Broncos are a bw1ch of con artists: they get from me and my all hyped up only to Jet you down in the end: partner. Surely the Four Super Bowls. animal heard our efensively, the Broncos still squeeze the movement as we Charmin. won't matter, because the AFC will be fodder for progressed down the the NFC come January. hill side. But due to the combination of thick brush and some hat the hell is sweet sounding cow calls we were able to conceal our human ,. omecoming ? identity. A few more Hey. students homecoming is .... steps and our cover Enough of that school spirt crap. Not here. Not would have disap is column. NO! NO! NO! NO! NO! peared, causing the will not conform. Never. bull to do the same. hat is Homecoming anyways? Who invented the My hunting ? Itjust seems so goofy. So touchy feely. So fake. partner, ErikArgotti, 'm out of control. I can't stop. I just need and I s lowly altz over to Sales Stadium at l p.m. Saturday crouched down to one knee sounds, my heart began to thump but where is the cow? The churning the ground he dropped e in a pretty darn good football game. Eastern and waited. Nothing moved, quicker in my chest and I could bull took out his frustration on to his belly and covered his un "ngton at Montana State. Two of the Big Sky'$ nothing changed, just two feel my palms moisten. It is times the nearest thing he could, a derside with the dark mountain icr squads duking it out in the rain. What more hunters and one elk waiting to like this that an elk hunter lives spruce sapling. The bull used mud. We watched in disbelief for a guy want on a Saturday afternoon? Besides a see who would make the first for, a close encounter with a bull his rack to shred the innocent five more minutes as this bull per- that is. move. I decided to be the ag and a chance for success. young tree. Then ifthat wasn't formed his rutting ritual in front gressor in this situation and I could not see the bull pick- of us. Every time we moved, the issued two cow calls from my ing his way toward the sound of .----,----.:::::-----, slights bit his eyes that were keen Cow Talk elk call. The idea this artificial cow. Just when the in our direction. Eventfully the COMMENTARY was to relax the bull into bull reached the center of the bull lost interest in the make be- thinking that a love sick cow meadow he stopped - 50 yards Jieve cow and faded off into the by PETE FAGG EN was asking for his company. I from us. After a few minutes I woods. could not sec the result of my tried urging the bull closer with Scenes like this happen ev- calling efforts due to the thick several more cow calls, then sev- ery weekend in the mountains brush I was concealed in. In era! bull grunts and even a full around Boz.eman. But isn't it too kay. Okay. That's enough rotten jokes. front of me I heard a stick blown bugle. But he remained early to hunt elk, you might ask? 'm supposed to welcome all of you alumni back crack and from behind I heard f1JTT1ly planted in the middle of the enough he began to paw the The elk season does not start un pus, back to good ol' State. So welcQ.me. Erik whisper, "He's coming small opening. mushy ground violently caus- til the last of October right? This elcome back to the Holy land of Cinder block. in." We could see the frustration ing sod and mud to Oy in to construction, you might say!" Or, "What are Once my ears translated within the bull rising. He knew he the woods behind. After sev See bugle page 17 the trailers for?" the meaning of these new heard a lonely cow calling to him, era! minutes of pawing and top by and ask one of the 2,000 MSU coach~ .Share one bathroom together. nyways. hope you're enjoying all your olcj ts. Remember when ....you did it on the 50-yard Mtn. West Classic: Run baby, run Fond memories! By ROB PARISH The men's field is considered to be the strongest ever in the ust trying to have a little fun with 'ja. Sports Writer eight year history of the race. A record six nationally ranked aybe Neal Smith will have a little comic relief Big time, baby. teams will be present, including powerhouses University of Eastern Washington's quarterback Saturday, Cross country's equivalent lo Baseball's mid season All-Star Oregon(No. 4) and University of Michigan (No. 5). I. the reigning Big Sky defensive player of the Game takes place this Saturday at the Mountain West Classic in Big Sky standout Weber State also cracks the top ten at No. sacks people with astounding regularity. Smitty Missoula 8. Montana and Idaho State also received votes for nationally is_ •em up and turfs 'em to the ground; he has seven And the Bobcats are invited to partake in the festivities. ranking and will be competing on Saturday. Oregon appears on the season and punched out three last week at Twenty three teams will converge in Missoula this weekend poised to defend its title from last year, even without last year's State. for a mid season test of running wills. Along with some of the top individual winner Karl Keska. mith's performance combined with a sound over collegiate teams and athletes, many professional and "elite" run Not to be overshadowed, the Bobcats are poised to run as ners will compete, including Lynn Jennings, the National Women's ~ling exhibition at ISU won that game. well. Cross Country Champion. hh, timt! to get serious now, because we're talk· "We're looking for big things this weekend," said Kevin "High level competition should bring out the best in us," said • otball. Jacobsen Jacobsen with a new aero SEE THE WORLD. - Rising Sun _ l l4 J M t C ~ ~ MOt BIRKENSTOCK. 307 EA ST MAIN• 586·0222 The original comfort shoe. OPEN MON·WtO 9 )0-6 SEE YOURSELF THlJR-U1oT 9.)0-8 ·SUN ll·J IN A NEW LIGHT! BRIAN ZOELLER DEGREE: 13.A. 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Wednesdays Corner of Kagy and 11 lh • COME MEET BRIAN ON CAMPUS AT OUR ••• INFORMATION TABLE· Learn and Grow with SUB Upstairs Foyer, 10:00 am -2:00 pm Come find out what we Thursday, October 2nd God are about! and 1 SLIDE SHOW PRESENTATION "OPPORTUNITIES AROUND THE GLOBE" I Catholic Life SUB Room 273, 7:00 pm, Thursday, October 2nd / A College Cmhnltt Community Campus interviews will be held October 23rd, please see Brian or call him at 1-800-424-8580(option1). 1 --Free!! Fnctav lunches .11Rl'\Ur"W11n °. 1'h F1ce t0 JI! v11l'em1111uJ~nl~. , · 11 30 10 I ex onen The S arts Ma ot SPORTS NETWORK 1997 Bobcat Football ~AA FOOTBALL POLL Schedule (September 29, 1997) RK SchoQI l 1st Pinet> Record Sept. 13 Chadron State 1 MOITTANA (91) 3-0 Eye on the Sky 2 Yoongslown State 4-0 3 Western Kentucky 4-0 MSU 24, CSU 14 4 Vlllanova 3-0 October 3 1 1 997 5. NORTHERN ARIZONA 3-1 6. Appalachian State 2· 1 Sept. 20 at SW Texas 7 Troy State 3-1 SWTS 28, MSU 26 8 WiRiam &Mary 4-1 1997 BIG SKY CONFERENCE FOOTBALL STANDINGS 9. Western llfinols 3-1 ALL GAMES 10. McNeese State 4-0 BIG SKY GAMES Sept. 27 at Idaho State PA L PCT. 11 Oeleware 3-1 w L .E.IT. PF w MSU 14, ISU 13 12. Flonda A &M 4·0 Eastern Washington 2 0 .000 66 25 4 0 1 .000 13. Southern 4-0 WeberState 0 1 .000 0 0 2 2 1 .000 14 Eastern TeMessee St. 3-1 Cal State Northridge 0 0 .000 0 0 2 2 . 500 Oct. 4 Eastern Wash. 15. Eastem llhnoos 4· 1 Northern Arizona 1 0 .000 0 0 3 1 .667 Oct. 11 at NAU 16. Stephen F Austin 2· 1 1 .000 Oct. 18 CS Northridge 17, Georgia SOYlhem 2·1 Montana 1 0 .000 0 0 3 0 18. Furman 2· 1 Montana State 1 0 .000 0 0 2 1 .500 Oct. 25 at Portland State 19 Jackson Slate 4·1 Cal State Sacramento 0 1 .000 0 0 0 2 .000 Nov. 1 Weber State 22 Tennessee.Chaltanooga 2·0 0 3 .000 23 NO ·t ern Washington at 9:ate l:CE em Washingtonleads the series ,7-3 in Big Sky play.The eagles last year 20-13 in Cheney Hike into tana at Wyoming 1:00 ming leads the Series 12--0 The BOB WARD'S for Great Savings em Ari zona at Weber te 8iD r State leads the series 18-15,14 - Big Sky play The Lumberjacks last year 59-45 in Flagstaff Neva dos Intrepid Lo-Men's Reg. $59.95 and State leads the Series 10-6, rails 0-1 in Big Sky play The Banshee adors won last year 46-1 4 in and -Men's Reg. S69.95 !n State at Gil state 6:(E •O State leads the Series 1-0, 1--0 in Polar II - ky playThe Bongals won the first -Men's ting last year 44-14 in Pocatello Reg. $ 69.9 5 :XPERIENCE JAPAN FOR A YEAR! Lady Osprey ~ ECRU I TI N G NOW FOR 400 grams of thinsulate Wa terproof Reg. 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One year Waterproof Available in oommtmenl 31ia Spiker Standings as of 9/25 Montana State Football Statistics Punt Returns School All Sky Montana St 10-6 1-2 All Purpose Yardage NO YDS AVG TD L F CS Northridge 8-2 2-0 K. lorgan 216 22 90 =328 Kenyatte Morgan 2 22 11.0 0 CS Sacramento 8-4 2-1 Rushing Att Net Mg TD LP Eastern Wash 8-2 2-0 La-thian Tyler 37 152 4.1 0 24 Scoring Kick Returns Idaho State 3-10 0-2 Tra' is Wright 30 77 2.6 I 14 Montana 2-9 1-0 Rob Compson 15 M 2.9 I 11 TD XP FG PTS NO YDS AVG TD L P Northern Az 6-5 0-2 Eric Kinnaman 5 22 4.4 0 15 Vallez 2 0 0 12 Lathian T) ler 3 9-+ 31.3 0 J,· Portland St 6-7 1-1 Mark Rollins I -I -1.0 0 0 Receving Morgan 2 0 0 12 Weber State 7-6 0-2 Groshelle 0 6-7 1-5 9 REC YD TD LP Sacks Harry 1 0 0 6 Neal Smtth 7 Tony Vallez 21 227 s..+ Wright 1 0 0 6 Passing ACI \'OS TD We now have and 11 216 2 87 Interceptions Rob Compson 87- 56-2 729 6 K. Morgan Attendance EMAIL ADDRESS!!! Geoff Groshelle 2-1 0 0 0 Lathian Ty !er ..+ 31 13 If you have some 0. Caballero 2 71 43 NOYDSTD Home 10007 thing you would like to Field Goals 1-19 20-2930-39-10-19 Scott Harry 9 118 I 38 Noel Kulbeck I I 0 0 Geo!TGroshelle0-0 0-0 1-3 0-0 C ratg - G a II e 5 60 0 22 Away 10198 print or something you 50+0-l like to see us print, Here is the 1997-98 home Ice Dog schedule until Dec. 3 email u at: Day Date Opponent Trme ~.edJ What Pisses you Tue Sep.30 Butte 7:05 OFF? Sal Oclll Great Falls 7:05 Wed. OcL15 Helena 7:05 Wed. Oct.29 Great Falls 7:05 Fri. OcL31 Bismarck 7:05 CONFERENCE Sun. Nov.9 Butte 5:05 Sun. Nov.16 Helena 7:05 Fri. Nov.28 Cenl Wyo. 7:05 Wed. Dec.3 Helena 7:05 I' ll I ' ( I I' I. E s • I s () l" ' n R E I I R E M E 1' r I ' \' ~- ~ I I ' l' YOU'RE LOOKING AT TWO COMPLETELY OPPOSITE, FUNDAMENTALLY DIFFERENT WAYS TO INVEST IN STOCKS. WE RECOMMEND BOTH. hether vou want a fund that selects U.S. stock market as a whole. 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The second weekend of the season I called in another rag horn bull peir initial meet, which they The Montana bow-only season runs that Erik killed with his bow at 17 paces. vere upended by both Mon from the first Saturday in September So we we're thinking,"Man, this elk hunt !llla and ISU ing stuff is easy." Well this year we found "We' II be able to see through the third Sunday in October. The My reason for writing all of this out differently. 1ow much ground we made bull above was only 50 yards away from down is to communicate with the p on ISU and UM," me and my partner but he was still way It seems that the majority of the hunt ennedy said. out of our effective shooting range. other bow hunters out there on cam ers I have talked with are seeing less elk Team captain, Miguel To be successful in bow hunting elk, pus and to let the rest of you know than last year and have heard less talking Jaleana is corning off an irn the ideal range is no more that 40 yards. (bugling) in general. It is not that the elk ressive second place effort More realistically it is better to have an that this sport exists. aren't out there because there have been ~the MSU Invitational. elk at about 25 yards. The combination of plenty of signs. It just seems that they are He will be joined by fel close-range hunting and the ability to call more spread out and the distance between ow veterans Jacobsen. Noah in 700-800-pound animals makes for some herds is greater. We have also noticed that lahrobsky and Mike Feist. · es Mason, Ryan Archer and the most exciting hunting Montana has to offer. It is only a small portion of the elk are hanging out very high in the mountains. on Schlarb. the MSU population that can relate to what I am talking about. For example, last weekend we were hunting in the Gallatins and did not Although the women's Bow hunters have always been in the minority in the hunting world. We see an elk all of Friday or Saturday. Then on Sunday we went up to the head eld is not quite as irnpres are the crazies that will hike further, hunt longer, and basically sacrifice our of the drainage and had two I bulls bugling to us in the m.iddle of the day. •ve as the men's, the Lady bodies trying to get an elk. Erik and I have been going out every weekend My reason for writing all of this down is to communicate with bow ats will have their chance (usually skipping Friday class and leaving at noon on Thursday) .. We have hunters out there on campus and to let the rest of you know this sport exists. t competing against ranked yet to be successful this season and discouragement is setting in. To the other hunters: I know that those of us who have not shot our elk earns. BYU is currently Last year we were spoiled by the Elk Gods. The Friday before yet are getting discouraged. However, we still have three weekends to go nked second. University of opening day of the 1996 season we spotted three mature buU elk and had before we can give up. So next time you are neck deep in a blowdown on rizona is ranked No. 12 and them bugling to us all night. The next day 1 had a near kill opportunity in the some noname, North-facing slope just remember that a Bow hunter is the ill also be competing. I The Lady'Cats' running first 0 m.inutes of the season on a raghom bull. That Sunday we spotted master of hunting and to become that master we must put in our time. No ack worked so well at the over 60 elk in a high mountain meadow and could hear them bugling from matter what the hunting is like. 1SU Invite they will use it over a mile away. I'm not giving up on elk and I hope none of you are going to either. gain Saturday. "If we run as a pack and ork together, we have a great hot at competing with a ed team," said sophomore, et Shumway. 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