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Students hit hotels as power outage continues

BY MARGY LEVINSUN they wanted,“ said Stephens. The power outages have STAFF REPORTER Stephens continued to e affected Dixon and many plain that Reslife also made others In terms of academ- Parts of St. IouIs Includ- appropriate accommodations Ics as well ing areas around I\ashington to allow offcampus students ‘I hada ap er duet llnIIersitI, are still IIIttouh cardsaccess to the building. rou that I talked to the promfes- power since last Thursday’ 5 th continued sor about and he said I could storm Aolthu h the Ameren without power however Re tuurn It in whenever I got m Electric serI ices' Web sue has slife decided to take further power bac 0 "Dixon also been continuously updating cioton said that he has been spend- its customers with informa- “Yesterday, we decided to ing all day in the library. tion It makesn go ahead and get hotel rooms s experi- to wheen residents power will at the Cheshire Inn" said Ste- enced some difficulties be restored. hen ‘1 haIe three finals that According0 toCheryl Ste Absout 20 students took phen as director Re slife up on its offer to stay of RCSSICIEnliaI Life in a hotel Monday night. H0» in my apartment," said Horn— te room sw so reserved back for Tuesday nigh Other universities the UnIIersity itself has little Senior Nik Hornback took throughout St. Louis also ex- control oIer went e pow er adIantage of the hotel ac perienced power outages on will come backo commodation Monday parts of camp 11 ‘Thisi nt somethiIng “Its comfortable iguess ince we weren't real sure sLife or WashiU. can control. I justtkeee gornh and how long it would be, [we] We re kind of in this hit h checking [to seenif the power made the decision to close the rest of the city," said Ste- is back]” said Hornba ck. the residential halls," said phen Hoarnbc stayed Michelle Heching er of the Th: IlniIersity worked to apartment until “ tdropped student affairs department accommodate students start to 37 degrees" at which point at Fontboonrie. ‘Everyonwe ing almost immediately after he decided to go to the hotel able to get housinng [somes] thes Senior Scott Dixon does went to friends‘ or am- “he set up things for our not live in University'--owned mates anda few ended up at students as of Friday. he sent housing but in he qa Concor 1a" out emails and p0ostted si rangle where his power is Fontbonne cancelled class~ letting themknow we weren a so out, but no hotel stay es on Friday and Saturday for sure how long it would last. has been offered. Dixon ex students. They have since DAVID HARTSTEIN I STUDENT LITE we also reserved the Lopata plained that he, along wit had their power restored. Many students are still without power following last week’5 snow storm. Rest/la has rented rooms at a hotel for multipurpose room so folks t This friends, is stay- students without power livingIn University owned housin could sleep down there if ing over at friends‘ houses. See POWER OUTAGE, page 4

Whispers ranks Teen smoking may increase as St. Louis’ top- earning café risk for alcohol abuse BYJUSH HANTZ Grucza and his team more sensitiIe to the effects symptoms of abuse and de~ NEWS EDITOR U. S. gOIernment oufdrugs pen 0 inter» Ithile the research is con» Other6problems a s soci- Adolescents who smoke ng. Gru za emphasized ated with both smoking and cigarettes are more likely to ducted over three years. They that it is corrnelational so he ‘ culde increased beecome alcohol abusers ac- diIided the adolescentsIninto can‘rntaake sal sat te- l groups based on hot nch ments regarndincgu Ssmoking they drank The researchers and dri nkin found that those who smoked Still it doges seem to show had moreualcohol problems in tihats there is a onemIOIay rela- each gro Tee 5 SIDO mg Grutza offered two rea- relatedpto increasedorisk for sons for the results. alcohol abuseuBut the reverse does ‘ts ad ‘OneIss eha\\01ral " may not be he said. ‘ scence is the “eTh speculation is that time oflife II hen most people nicotine may imp act the cen- begin e\perimen ng and us- tral reward pathwwaysithe ecome an al~ part the brain involv~ rease ing addiction" said Grucza, Still, With this new wave of :ulnerabilityaof addiction to be neurobiological. The brain “Smokers who drink tend Students lounge and studyIn Whispers Cale on Tuesday Dec. 5. A new other is still dIIeloping and is to hate more problems with See SMOKING, page 4

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BY BEN SALES the products she wants to serve. SENIOR STAFF REPORTER KaIdi‘s Students conflicted over early exam dates Washiingtor1 Unhersity‘s nical difficulties withthe coffee Whispers is t toppingross machine ending oitechn- BY BRITTANY FARB STAFF REPORTER ntLouis according to cians to alleviate whatever prob- lems ma ari With the fall semester Kaldi’s serves Whispers so mWhispers‘ partnership well Green says, becau e th wnith Raldis Roasting Company, company is aware of the revenue whose coffeei neind teh producedtthere cafe'. Duuring the swenek around They knot he high \'01 3800 people \isit the cafe per umme of business here" she said ay sepnnindng an an:raeg of “They()’ know it is good in terms $2.835each. ofm moved their finals to Gre supenisor Employees of Whispers and last day of class in an \\ hispers saidthat the partner- the café's patrons did not seem tempt to relie\e Students of ship betww'een Whisperseand finals week stress. Howe\er dis could not be str ect it their decismn has resulted This is probabl:yr':1thehhighe to be the most successful in the in mi\edreI1ews from Stu- est le\el" said Gre oeb are . gan Ixork at Whispers last year. “I not surprising,” said actually found out \es Raldi‘sS\'\as the main coffeenon Willie Davis, who has worked at terday that I ha\I a final this here andn m. . - .. week," said sophomore Ryan IIIs IampuSS“Ie.d alot of busmess \olurne but I did Cannon. GreIn said thatSRaldflilsand not thinkIt was thatppulaa."r Cannon IIished he had Da\ aid that \Ihispers has a reading \Ieek" period to IonSISteSntly good sales due to its prepare for the mam W/li it SILI00le k'alidIs from \Ihich she selects lhIId--year law student loe Schumow (left) and senior Sarah Uchtenstein study In Olin Library onTuesday, Dec. See WHISPERS, pageA See EARLY EXAMS, page 2 5 lV/th finals around the corner. the library Is packed at all hours of the ay

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StuntsWEDNESDAY 1 DECEMBER 6. 2006 Senior Sports Editor / Andrei Berman / sports@stud|lfe.com STUDENT UFE . NEWS 5 Men’s basketball Swimming dominates at dominates chata Classic Wheaton event 0:0 Nading garners MVP accolades oz. Men’s and women’s teams turn in record setting performances BY UIAIZ KABANI midway through the firs SPORTS REPORTER an BY ANNA DINNDDRF Nordbrock made pro\1s1onal railing at halftim the Thompson kept the BearAcalose SPORTS REPORTER loo-yard back- hashington Uni\ersity emen‘s at the break. and the 2007 basketball team ovwerwhe ading hit two three--p01nt eConsider this a state- yard backstroke 2:08.901, ( Pomona -Pitzer Sagehen ers early in the second half and nt ' ' events. She :xith brilliant shootin in the son who 9At a meet \\here the Bears also qualified provisionally second half Saturday night en hoped to attaain 1nd1\ idual 1n the ’O-Oyard indiudu route to n8 - 5 victory and qualifications for nationals, al medley (2:03.09). the first plance trophy at the 23rd did that and more. Both turned in NCA lassic at n's and women's sw 1m a1 qu allfying ti\n1cs in the Wash U Field 11011 f teams had strong showings 200yard freesttyle ‘ ' The Bears fell behind 2825 at second half. Wash last weekend at the \t‘heaton 500-yard freestyle (a 104.88]. largest lead at 70-48 afterjunior imitational in \t heatotn 11.1 1(‘130-y-ard freestyle

halftime but hit an uncann ._. <5 of their first 22 shots in the sec- rwrard .3/1. ond h 1 take control of the tributed 21 points conthertedna a number of '1 c women also qualified game Sophomore forward Tyler fastbreak layup the NCAA national champi- two relay teams for natmnal Nading led the Redami Gre nthe second half we came onship in March and setting compeution, breaking a pair with the first double- double eof with Imore confiden the tone or the rest of the 6 he process his career by scoring 22 points had ourlegs under us." CWallis season. Both teams placed The -ltit1\ ard treestyleC relJay and grabbi nrgn13rebounds Nad said. We played our best half of second overall at the meet. team of ixono Nordbro The women's field had eight nior Katie Hodges and Hank Ins'S erorf rlemn the season sofa Most \aluableaPlaye'erhonors for On Frida theBears defeated teams,nwhile the men's side paste a pro\isiona time of the tournamen ('31-) Luther College 87-71 at the Wash. adn i 3:31.63. setting a new school handed the Sagtehens their first U. Fie ' doy put a lot of record loss of thIenoseaso heart into the meet" said Kono Nordbrock and eguard Sean Wa l- junior co- capt ain Meredith Hawk teamed up with soph» NordbrockS “We really came omor 1\1 Jen ins fo the togethera 1 12 sists formed \ery ell.‘ in addition to his 10 points. He with a careerhigh 20 poi women “ere led by ftcatton for nationals and Joined Naadingo the All-Tour- h. U. a e an early run ak the previous meet re- naml andquickly)jeumped aehad 102. cord \tithatismc f‘ 3:8 69 if 1 great to getrrolling" The Beears defense held Luther oc.l< Hank’s perfor- ihc performance Walll1s saidgafter his stellar per- 30.8 percent shootting innthe prot ision was highlighted by sophe formance.“ rogoal was to win florst half and led at the break al qualifier for thg national _: .1 fl. .... re 7. S :7 (11 n: C 0 a: meet in the 50-yard freestyle (I our own tournament and it felt 25. Luther cut the lead to v really nice to play as well as we freestyle relay qualified him UONEL 3OBEHART l SlUDENTLIFE provisionally for nationals Wash. U. forced Pomona- Tyler Mad/17g goes up for a 5/10! at last Saturday's game againstaPam style,\where the he5 yard freestyel He to extend the leea 4.Ruths Piper. Nadmg was named MVP of the Lopata Classic Tournament also “on the 100 free in a finished the game with119 points prm 1s10nal qualifying time and nine rebou ns.d 1-si.ty Last season. thcnttop- The first-year also won of 46.37, as well as setting ra into dry spell and " much where The Bears return to ac ranked Illinois Wesleyan had no the ZOO-yard freestyle. az sch, r 1».record"A isin tit“00 d1 not come t a field goal for we want to be right now." Nada tion Dec 9 when they tra\e1 to trouble against the Bears. easily notching an NCAA automat the ne\ 7 23. allowing the Sag ing said after the tournament. Bloomington 111 to battle 24th defeating Wash. U 835.6 ic qualifying time of 1:53.18 See SWIMMING page 3, “We're coming together as a ranked illinois \tesleyan Uni 5.

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s the Wash. U. Hour. Refreshingly, this is abouthow much mone longer the case. as Greeks alcohol policy gets tin their wallet. Trying to and non-Greeks alike come real ’Harvard- of stricter and stricter to the Gargoyle ever week -campus so- amountofmoney tossed have no money is re for Happy Hour. Attendance cial program around for other projects, drag At Happy Hour, this is for on-campus rogramming the Midwest’? a d more decentralized, this is certainly a justifi- not a pro is steadily dropping, with there is stilloone occasion able amount 0 money to ore importantly, at Hap~ even the Gargoyle struggling speend for an et‘ent where py Hour, alcohol is nottthe todragwlarecrow sw everybody can go (there are central focus of the event Happy Hour isn't going 0611. non-alcoholic beverages for parties and other events Hour proves t's become almost a you'll find out that it has those who are unnder 21 or that it is possible to have tradition for some two treasured landmarks just choose not to drink) alcohol at events wit out columnists at m a Civil War battlefield and (CPCl Happy Hour is the and haye a goood time may emi ther groups n wspapers to publish TrumanState University. shining star of on-campus Ilithout a real, central lo- would be well served to fol~ their Christmas wish lists .a. t arvard ofthe cation for students to simply them selves. At Ha Hour, '5' w CPC's practices, as well aftter Thanksgiving. Caase Midweste" Truman State was Thursday. students hang out. Happ our does the alcohol only serves as a as the University, which can in painnzt St Louis Post-Dis- formerly known as Nort social lubricant. With only patch co umnist eaerand ptylen offood to Bill McClellan. On period of time.Students can soak it up. it is very hard to students by taking a cu just stop by after classes For continually putting on one of t e on-cam- 5 events, year after year uch as bratwurst ems can enjoy themselves CPC certainly deserves to be institutions at t for the Oktoberfest Happy without ha\mg to W‘orry ing “too Greek. This is no . tate and national 1evei.0vera,ll the list was fairly intuitive. President RACHEL TEPPER & KARL IMPROV | EDITORIAL CARTOON

medium-sized school as the number one public univer- sity in the Midwest. It has done so for the past decade now Yet due to the growing usage of the label at other schools. the‘'Princeton of the Prairie"n now beccomingCmore popu. posed to bri lar with studentnt.s something interesting also Eastern Illinois Univer- Feel the wrath of my Freeze, “811 the only ques- sity Washington University! This medium-sized tion to aslt now is how With the rays of my cyrogenic ice blaster, school in Charleston. 111... began marketing itself 38111 electrical lines shall be severed, many other schools the“ Mi-d leaving the entire campus without refer to themselves west"Hafter an lilinoiMs state power or heat! St. Louis shall be senator described it as such as the ‘Ilariiartl of the during a formal cam us mine for the TAKING!!! ards, Eastern Nitlwas ’." Illinois Ueniversitybegan Actually, it was lust officially referrinyg to itself Rosed ale. U Drive e V and Greenway... happened. He casually referred to Wash. U. as the “Harvard of the Midwest" Rosedale, U Drive Now whether you likeathe

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hiis y‘cearseregistra- first semester freshman 0 take within my sacred tion pro major) and I found myself in rc the situation I findmyself self all the ques» possible I was influenced by tions I thought I would never my distaste for the findings be asking about what I of the whole “every choice is istudying an why I‘m study equal'aarugumentw i cshspe- h I was sure I was mg what I' in studying. In the cificallyiexplained that land inmune. end. ittofrcemd te of This called for reflection. to change the way I Nebraska 15111ncredi- and I reached the conclusion bly' cheap because it‘s that I've just ta en the most a lame place to live). natural courses toward a ny'w'ay. this semes diploma and toward gaining ter foiled the entirety access to the post- collegiate Washington Univer- o my academic plan- education I need to pursu sity education solely ning because I was .“Ive come to undeer- as a bridge toward also su osed to hate stand that this is definitely a future career a d Human Evolution (I mistake. While the most Iill Strominger know it's supposed natural course seemssil ke one of the best an excellent one to take I've ue of tehe present. classes at this school. I'mtune of those lososers ave an unrivaled hatred “I’m officially hav- who readethroughethe graadu- for alltthings science). The atton anrid major thing is though , I'don t hate ing the mid-college ments and beganplanning it. In fact. I think its pretty her four--yeare U. mteresting.a rid this creates academic crisis from "There-yo s‘l'on of ' academics h all sorts of difficulties. the school first sent out the m with liking which I was sure I was glim- desires c urse description book- myTahnthropology class is let before freshman year t at when course listings immune.” nown exactly what I came up I actually decided wanted to do with my life to reevaluate my p ans to realized it won‘t mean any- and what I wanted tomajor thing unless it's a path that in srilrice my ju 1 can be passionate about. If high school. Andforethe first started looking through Ijust spennd m two semester the anthropology classes. Iyzing things I don‘ t really problems sticking exactly to and a bunch of them looked careaabout '5 no way that plan g only slight incredibly interesting Then l 1’ in going to learn or gro adjustmentsffor classes I was wonderre what otherclasses much from teheexperiehnce locked outo was missing thatl and it hasn't felt Ii ke

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Brand New: ’1'he Devil and God Are Raging Inside Me’

If IEREDMI SBflutTER (“Deja Entendu.“ their last to an older era. Most of the has especially poetic lyrics as Fans of Brand New will mu REPORTER much heavier doees “You Won‘ t Know. most likely find that The Brand New

afbuin 9? r1 ‘5 sound than those in “Your ile poetic. the lyrics Devi an ‘takes some The Devil and GodAre Brand New'5 latest album. be expected an in this case. Favorite Weapon" or 'Deja in “ vi d od" are gettingu sedotto. However. it Raging Inside Me change is good Entend ." he album has pretty depressingoatndrleven is definitely worth listening The album has a more ma— slightly morbid.n to. The album is more profes- Rating: *‘k‘ki’ift ture sound than the older two. like those in “YourFavvorite sional and more musical than Tracks to download: “Jesu Weap"on annDd“Deja Enctendu." their older albums. but is Christ." “Luca." “Millstone" chorus of “esj hrist." still recognizable. The lyrics For fans of: Straylight Run. aballad is “Andl.will die/all may epress you a little, but Jack‘s Ma e uin. The Entendu.“ annd0it took me a few mg to experi- alone/and when l arriThve/Sl if you‘re a Brand New fan. Starting Line listens before i could really n.t "uLca"has an almost won 't know anyone. chances are you‘re used to 11 o it as t e Bran New classic rock feel sounding kirid of sentiment is echoed in that already. “Millstone” and “Handcuffs." , Hove. But after three years something like a throwback Season (Yeah)." the opener.

Jay—Z: 'Kingdom Come I

BY ANDREW SEITER find original topics to rap flourishes of originality produced by Chris Martin of CADENZA REPORTER on the third track. b Coldpiay fame. has an 0 heat production that is sur- Jay-2's new album end. 0v ra JyZ t rn prisingly effec.tive The latter Kingdon'1."Come reaffirms om “retiremente is neither it," “Hollywood" and ”30 production inspires Jay--Z to his status as one oft etop~ a complete failutr nor a com Some thsing" are variations concoct a e rappers in today‘5 hiphop plete triumph.l mo-edi ehtat have engaging lyrrics. Also. even een .Jay--Z’scommanding cre album fromaraapper who very little originality.0ther though jay-Z seems unable resence and sublime flow can be sublirn to create ins iredl rics. are virtually unmatched in One of the most engag- his aesthetic skills are as hip-hop todaay His 5 i s ing aspects of “King om You Wanna R1 e. w 1ch has r.Tracks such at rapping are highlighted Come” is the high quality agreat guest spot from john as “Anytheinegf “DigaaHole" throug ouut the re .But of production. Top pro uc- Legeend suffersrofom unin— d“ShooneWhat You Got" the album is b nocomaens ers such as Dr. Dre. Kan Ye spired lyrics. Tshroughout showcase Jay--Z's rapping perfect. Jay

Laguna Beach: 'Summer Can Last Forever’

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