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NATION UNDER ATTACK STUDENT REACTIONS Vigil unites students Attack . spurs "It's so good for the community to come together as one because we all have ties to New Yorkand what happened." racist Natalie Kehl Senior actions By Jennifer Jackson Many WSU students remain uneasy about heading onto campus as ash and debris begin to dissolve from the skies of lower Manhattan. Since Tuesday's attack on the World Trade Center and Rally from Glenn Terrell Mall the Pentagon, suspicions toward Middle Eastern terror- to Reaney Park brings ist Osama students together to mourn bin Laden continue to "This is By Alena Onweller arise and something tensions on that every tudents gathered together yesterday for a 45- campus are minute candlelight vigil at Glenn Terrell rising as student at SMall to walk down to Reaney Park in memo- well. Middle Washington ry of the lives lost in Tuesday's terrorist attack. Eastern stu- State Representatives from the Jewish, Muslim and dents have Christian communities attended, along with faculty been the tar- University and members of ASWSU and GPSA. gets of verbal needs to Students showed up to the walk 15 minutes abuse since address and early, which started at 5 p.m. The walk was full of the attacks, somber voices discussing their dismay and outrage making them we need to about the attack that afraid for protect our collapsed the World their safety, and at times, fellow Trade Center and "(The tragedy) their lives. destroyed part of the students. " teaches us that we The seri- Pentagon. all have the right ousness of Annie Brown Sophomore Emily this finger- ASWSU vice Redkin wrote in her jour- to exist." pointing led nal about what she was ASWSU vice president experiencing and feeling Emily Redkin president about the events. She Sophomore Annie Brown said the vigil helped to to send out an e-mail drafted by eliminate the differences WSU students that has been between the students. circulating throughout the uni- "College life has such a tradition of protest, but versity over the Internet and this is something no one can disagree with," Redkin with copies distributed in the said. ''It teaches us that we all have the right to CUB in an effort to stop the ABOVE: JONATHAN HENNING, TOP RIGHT: JEFF WHITNEY/DAILY EVERGREEN exist." accusations. Above: Kathleen Donnelly, a senior majoring in psychology, The WSU women's soccer team came to the vigil The e-mail mentions that in fights through tears as she sings the national anthem during in their women's soccer shirts to show their support the last 48 hours Middle the candlelight vigil in Reaney Park Wednesday. Donnelly has for the cause. Eastern students have family and friends in New York that she is still worried about. ''It's so good for the community to come together returned from class to find Due to poor communication she can't find out if they are alive as one because we all have ties to New York and death threats on their answer- ing machines, been the object of or not. what happened," said Natalie Kehl, a senior major- Top right: Members of the WSU soccer team attend the candlelight vigil at Reaney Park Wednesday evening. See VIGIL, page 16 See RACIST, page 13

MOSCOW-PULLMAN HIGHWAY Four-car crash injures two By Cameron Probert and the Tempo. It was unknown at said Washington State Trooper Peter M. Olsen press time if the lead van was Michael Murphy. They were hit. released from the hospital by A four-car pileup in the east- It appears the person driving 6:30 p.m. The Washington bound lane of the Moscow- the rear van, Thomas Nagle of State Patrol has not released pullman Highway left two peo- Palouse, did not make an the names of the injured. ple injured Wednesday after- attempt to stop, said "(The injuries) were possibly poon. Washington State Trooper a strained neck and back" The crash occurred at 4:20 Carmen Herrington. Nagle will Herrington said. "It was a pr~ p.m. in front of the Pullman receive a citation, but the sever- cautionary measure." Washington Service Clubs ity of the fine or charge will building when a van was wait- have to wait until the investiga- Herrington said the two peo- iJlg to take a left turn into the tion is completed, she said. ple in the Honda may have driveway. "He even said, 'Yeah,I had my been WSU students. The driver . cruise control on,' " Herrington of the 'Thmpo, Angela Deardoff A Ford Tempo and a Honda of Pullman, is a WSU student. ,t\ccord were waiting behind the said. ''It appears that he didn't lead van when a second van hit the brakes." The accident closed the west- RAJAH BOSE/DAILY EVERGREEN vllegedly crashed into the The two people in the Honda bound lane up to the Airport Trooper Bruce Blood of the Whitman County Sheriffs' Bonda, forcing it to skid into were taken to Pullman Road entrance of the highway Department checks the damage to a Honda Accord involved the ditch. The Honda then hit Memorial with minor injuries, until about 5 p.m. in an accident on Highway 270 from Pullman to Moscow. 2 THE DAILY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2001 NEWS

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Tuesday The reporting party said a dog Anne Bancroft. Gray's stocking- Parking Problem has been barking non-stop since Singer averts Soap star to clad legs appeared in the poster NE 0 St., 10:38 a.m. 10 a.m. The reporting party was- for the movie. Vehicles were found parking n't sure which house it was com- disaster by luck perform nude on lawn on home. Written wam- ing from, but described it as being LONDON - Former "Dallas" TV NASHVILLE, Tenn. - Country Awards show ings were given. across the alley from her house star Unda Gray says she isn't at singer Kenny Chesney had a and a couple houses down. An a" bothered about appearing close call with the terrorist attack ends with arrest Threatening officer gave the owner a warning. nude in "The Graduate." in New York. SE Shoemaker Place, 11:30 MIAMI - The co-owner of The singer had been sched- The 60-year-<>ldGray will step a.m. Burglary The Source Magazine, arrested uled to film a video for his single into the role of the manipulative The reporting party said her NW Parr Dr., 6:04 p.m. after his Ferrari was stopped for boyfriend's roommate is threatening "The Tin Man" on Tuesday, the Mrs. Robinson in the hit London speeding following a hip-hop The reporting party said some- and making racial slurs toward her. day the World Trade Center was stage adaptation of the 1967 awards show, pleaded innocent one was in the house last night. destroyed. It was to have been film on Oct. 1, taking over from to nine charges including battery The reporting party was home and Stray Animals filmed a few blocks from the Anne Archer. on a police officer. thought he heard a noise, and NW Stadium Way, 12:28 p.m. downtown towers. "It's the role that's the inter- An attorney for Raymond then found the back door open. A cat made itself a home in "God works in mysterious esting thing. The nude scene Scott, 36, entered the plea at a the rock wall behind Video Quest ways," Chesney, 33, told The isn't an issue," Gray said brief court hearing Tuesday and was not injured. A note refer- Trespassing Complaint Tennessean for Wednesday's edi- Monday. "It's always been a won- before Circuit Judge Peter Lopez. encing this information will be left NE Terre View Dr., 10:29 p.m. tions. "I'm certainly glad I wasn't derful role for any woman. She's Scott's arraignment was set for animal control. The reporting party said some- there - and I feel terrible for a" sexy, she's funny, she's irrever- for Oct. 1 before Circuit Judge one hacked into his computer and the families who have been ent." Gill Freeman. Lopez disqualified Animal Noise Complaint has access to his e-mail and affected by this." Kathleen Turner, Jerry Hall himself from the case to avoid NE Opal St., 2 p.m. other files. The video shoot was canceled and Amanda Donohoe also have any appearance of impropriety because executives at BNA taken turns in the role and its because he had been protected Records decided the song was fleeting, dimly lit nude scene. by Miami Beach Police after a Pullman Weather doing so we" that a video wasn't Gray had a memorable part in prisoner's bomb threat. Today: Mostly sunny needed to promote it. promoting the 1967 film, starring By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS High: 83, Low: 52 Tomorrow: Sunny High: 81, Low: 47 -COMMUNITYCALENDAR----~~----- Wednesday: Scattered thunderstorms Today Any questions can be directed to stop by Wilson Hall Room 8 for High: 82, Low: 46 The College of Agriculture.and Julie at Bank of Whitman at 334- more information.

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CAPITAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT presents a PUBLIC MEETING

Thursday, September 13, 2001 6:30 - 8:00 pm CUB Cascade Room 127

The Universitv is planning to build a new life Sciences BUilding on the site of the Administrative Annex building. The Administrative Annex will be demolished so the new science focilitu can be erected. The new science facilitv will significantlv enhance that area of the campus and will provide high tech teaching and research facilities for the tuicntu first.centuru

WASHINGTON STATE; For more information, contact: Rvan Ruffcorn, Project Officer 335-7641 'UNIVERSITY Capitol Planning and Development __------:~------~:_~ ..~ENV~S=---~------~~U~~D~~~~,S~~~M~B~E~R=~~,~200~1~~~E~D~~~~~~~~~RE~~~ 3 NATION UNDER ATTACK - Locals line up to donate blood Tragedy inspires veteran donors, first-timers to give

By Albee Dalbotten One wonders what we can actually do to help in the face of a tragedy like Tuesday's. We can watch, pray and donate blood. ''Yesterday, 700,000 people called to donate," said Maria Neilson, receptionist at the American Red Cross of Greater Idaho. "That's the kind of How to help response we're looking at and that's why were so full." There has been a tremen- Donate blood dous community response, said Chrissie Doyle, executive The Bookie director for the Lewis Clark Wednesday: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. chapter of the American Red Student Ree Center Cross. It is booked for the next Oct. 2: 11 a.m-c p.m. two weeks. University of Idaho Commons Regular blood donors like Tuesday: 11 a.m.-4 p.m. Robert Asplund immediately Oct. 16: 10 a.mA p.rn. Oct. 25: 9 a.m.-3 p.rn. thought of the need for blood. Pullman Memorial Hospital "I can't donate 10 million Oct. 18: 2 p.rn.-6 p.m, dollars like the head of Grltman Medical Center (General Electric), but I can Oct. 10: 10 a.rn.-2 p.rn. give something, and that's my Lewisto'h Red Cross Center blood," said Asplund, a junior Call (888) 325-3255, Ext. 10 for appt. majoring in advertising. Even squeamish students Donate money like Jenna Hustead, a junior PHOTOS BY COREY RUSSEll/DAILY EVERGREEN majoring in broadcasting, want Red Cross [Above right:] Janet Williams, a part-time WSU employee, wait- to give blood. Dissmore's parking lot in Pullman ed for two hours to donate blood to the American Red Cross "I've never given blood Moscow Chamber of Commerce before," she said. 'This is the Zion's Bank in Moscow Wednesday at Moscow's Gritman Medical Center. [Above left:} only reason I'd ever consider Wells Fargo Bank in Moscow People wait in line at Moscow's Gritman Medical Center giving blood. This is the first Call 1-800-H ELP-N OW Wednesday to donate blood to the American Red Cross. time it's even crossed my mind. Mail a check made out to the American Red Cross Ever." to 313 0 Street, Suite 105, Lewiston, Idaho Bud Scott, director of donor 83501. Write "Disaster relief" recruitment for the Lewis on check. Clark Red Cross, said he and United Way of New York and New York Community Trust Arafat donates his staff generally collect 12-40 Call (212) 251-4035 units when they put on a blood Salvation Army drive. A unit is about a pint CaII1-800-SAL-ARMY blood to victims and a tube. The tube is used for testing to make sure the blood o negative blood. Anyone can The drives will provide an The Associated Press in the blood drive, smiled as is safe. receive 0 negative blood.: peo- opportunity for people on cam- doctors. drew blood from his Scott always sets goals for ple with A positive, B positive pus who want to help, said GAZA CITY, Gaza Strip - right arm. Blood donations donations, and missed a goal or AB positive can also receive Marcia Turnbull, registered Palestinian leader Yasser were to be passed on to the U.S. this summer by 185 units. o positive blood. But, those nurse and health education Arafat donated blood intended Embassy. Yesterday on the other hand, with 0 negative are at a disad- coordinator at WSU. for U.S. victims Wednesday,' he bypassed his original goal of vantage because they only can "At least we can replenish condemning the "horrible As Arafat emerged from the 15 units, collecting three times receive 0 negative blood. the supply," Turnbull said. attack" on the United States. hospital, about 200 Palestinians started chanting: as much. The Red Cross is accepting ''You can never have too much ''We are donating our hum- ''We are ready to give our soul Nationwide, 80,000 units all blood donations, Scott said. blood." ble abilities to (President Bush) and blood for you." were sent to the disaster last They are not giving preferen- Scott's goal for the WSU and and to the American people," night, Scott said. tial treatment to 0 negative VI drives is 50 units. The goal Arafat said at Shifa hospital in Asked if he had a message Scott said the American Red donors. for the Oct. 2 drive, which is Gaza City. for the American people, Arafat Cross always is searching for "AIl blood is good blood," during WSU's Homecoming Arafat, one of hundreds of said in English: "God bless you, "the universal donor," one with Scott said. week, is 100 units. Palestinians who participated God bless you, God bless you." Campus

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ATTACK AFTERMATH Administration trying to help students "We are all a family Nakata said some multi-cul- reach out and express concern By Sara Matuska "We want to make it clear across campus that counseling here. We should all care tural students are expressing of safety and well-being. Due to the many lives that is available," said Barbara about each other some fear and discomfort at this "Do what you can to help," fell apart Tuesday, WSU is Hammond, director of counsel- time. However, administrators she said. "And if anything, just doing what it can to put some of ing. ''There are counselors at regardless of our cultural are watching abuse, whether it give a smile." the pieces back together. the CUB for central availability or religious 'be physical or verbal. Students can help in other Throughout the next few and the counseling center is "We are all a family here," ways as well. Starting today, weeks, the administrative staff always open for people who background. " Nakata said. 'We should all ASWSU is seIling ribbons for $1 at WSU will be working hard want to chat. We are always care about each other regard- to support the cause. A combined. through blood drives, fund-rais- there to listen. Steve Nakata less of our cultural or religious fund drive also isup and running. ers and counseling sessions to "Sometimes it is hard to tell Director of Multicultural Student background." 'We are accepting checks in be a positive part of the East immediately that you may need Services Deborah Smith of the WSU any amount to be immediately Coast chaos. help," Hammond said. "You News Bureau agrees. sent to New York," said Sue 'Ib help students, counseling "I talked to a student yester- may suddenly find that you Student Services, educational Hinz, WSU News Bureau and has been offered throughout day who told me, 'For the first can't concentrate in class or at workshops and programs about co-chair of the fund drive. campus. Students can meet with time in my life I was conscious work. Interaction with friends the historical background of dif- Hinz said checks can be a counselor at the CUB and talk of my skin color,' " Smith said. could become difficult." ferent cultures in relation to made out to the American Red one-on-one or with a small terrorism are in the works and "People of color in Pullman group. The counseling center in It is at these times that CrosslWhitman County for the soon will be available. have nothing to do with this. the Lighty building also is open Hammond recommends that Disaster Relief Fund and sent "The Multicultural Center They are members of our com- to walk-ins at any time. students find someone to talk to. to either her or Sonia Husson will be interacting with stu- munity and are expressing Approximately 20 counselors Students also should be aware also co-chair, zip code 1040. ' dents about this situation for great sympathy as well." are available on campus. They of friends' emotional responses. "(The administration) is not Help also is available to weeks to try to gauge what they Smith said the administra- are professional members of the tion, Student Affairs, Human close enough to help move counseling center staff and multi-cultural students on cam- are feeling," Nakata said. "Our Relations and the rest of the pieces of rubble," Hinz said include psychologists and doc- pus. According to Steve Nakata, biggest question is, 'What can we do?' and 'How can we help?'" campus are doing their best to "But we'll do all we can to help.'; I toral interns. director for Multicultural

STUDENT GOVERNMENT ASWSU requests show of unity By Evan Caldwell Students can share their feel_ ings, ask questions and talk. The attack on the United about what has happened States was the main theme, but WSU President V. Lan~ the ASWSU senate continued Rawlins might act as a media._ with business as usual tor for this discussion. Wednesday night. ASWSU President Jesse Ribbons are selling for $1 at Keene and the vice president the CUB and around the Glenn said this event would be helpful Terrell Mall throughout next for students to attend. week. All the profits from the Brown opened the senate ribbons go straight to the Red meeting by reading an open let;_ Cross to help the victims of the ter to the students ofWSU that attack. Eleven donation sta- stated that students shouldn't tions also will be set up blame, insult or abuse students throughout the CUB to collect of Middle Eastern descent. Two game tickets money for the victims. ASWSU decided to hold its The ASWSU officers meeting because they thought Round-trip airfare instructed senators to tell fel- it was their duty, Brown Said low students to wear white at Because of that, senators kept Hotel the football game this Saturday their agenda and unanimOusly in a show of unity. confirmed Judicial Board nonU_ 'We need to be appreciative nees, Francesca Delgado and and recognize what happened," Ben Lenderman. ASWSU Vice President Annie Both Delgado and Brown said. Lenderman are Political The executives also told sen- Science majors with a drive to ators to tell students that a dis- help the students. cussion session is scheduled for "I think diversity is essen_ Friday. This discussion titled, tia~," Lenderman said.' ·'1 "An American Tragedy," will be believe the law should be blind held from 12 p.m. to 2 p.rn. to skin color."

FIRE Field burns in Idaho From staff reports said a Latah County, Idaho, dis- patcher. 'We have three and. a Many students noticed a half pages of permits (for field dark haze Wednesday night in burning)." the Pullman skyline. The dispatcher said the The smoke was coming from Moscow Fire Department didn't Idaho, though. know .wh~re the .field burning 'We've had complaints from - which IS legal m Idaho - is 75 people about the smoke," coming from. •

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Friends can act as guides workers in shock was awed and horrified by the Sam Maniar sophistication of the attackers United States Tuesday, by suggesting that those suffer- The Associated Press Counseling Services employees Psychology intern, Counseling ing get involved in other activi- in choosing the two airplanes. said. Services ties. She said. she recommends SEATTLE - For Alton ''The thing that struck us People all over the country students ''become part of some- Folks and other employees was the careful thought awoke to headlines that terror- thing larger than themselves." working at Boeing's commer- because these two airplanes ten," Maniar said. ''Everyone have a common flight deck and ists had attacked the United Providing distractions for a cial ~rplane offices Tuesday, reacts differently. Don't convey ~here is so much commonality States. In addition to concern person who is suffering is news Just kept getting worse. that you know what they are m the operation of these air- about the death toll, govern- another helpful tactic, Maniar ''We build (these airplanes) going through, because you planes," Moats said. "The pilots ment operations, and finance; said. He recommended getting to put families together and don't," he said. wouldn't have had to be trained there also is the question on out of the house or getting use it for good use, and some- He stressed that while stu- on more than one simulator." how to talk about tragedy. involved in community events. body turns it around and uses Disaster can evoke many dents may be suffering as well, it for a bomb, basically," said Boeing spokesman Peter emotions in people ranging their feelings may not be the The process of recovery Folks, an engineer at the com- Conte said the company was from grief, ange, and shock, same, therefore do not assume changes daily, Maniar said. pany's suburban Auburn focusing its efforts on helping said Sam Maniar, a psychology others feel the same way. People go through many stages offices who programs government officials investi- intern working for Counseling People also act in response to of healing. He said that people machines that make parts for gate the attacks by providing Services. Friends and family of emotions. ''People displace their can be an emotional and physi- Boeing 757s, 767s and 777s. all information it could about those suffering from tragedy anger," said Cassandra Nichols, a , c~l presence to help guide "It's a horrible thing." the airplanes. Boeing will friends and family through the can help though. psychologist at Counseling The attack became more work with other aviation com- tragedy. "First and foremost is to lis- Services. Nichols said it's OK to personal for Boeing workers panies to improve safety, but when it was learned that Conte said there is little an three of their colleagues were airplane maker can do to pre- among the victims. vent such an attack. With phone circuits tied up The employees were travel- "Any airplane could have ing on American Airlines been used in this capacity," he Flight 77, which crashed into said. the web provides contact, info the Pentagon, Boeing spokes- Safety has always been the woman Barbara Murphy con- first priority in building The Associated Press have fast connections and could and the major news Web sites firmed. Boeing airplanes, Folks and get their e-mail right away." were jammed. The company was not others said. But he said no one NEW YORK - Gretchen W:ebsites were established by The Internet search engine releasing the employees' had ever believed that people Heefner of San Francisco Prodigy Communications Corp. Google directed news seekers to names, occupations or home would use commercial air- quickly went online when she and the University of California ra~io and television. "Many towns until their relatives planes as weapons. heard about the terrorist at Berkeley to help people find onlme news services are not give permission, Murphy said. "I don't think it sunk in until attacks. She dashed off e-mails loved ones who survived available, because of extremely A memorial service was being it actually happened," he said. to several close friends in New Tuesday's attacks on the World high demand," a statement At the Everett factory, Ruiz York, "Send word when you planned. Trade Center and the Pentagon. read on the site's home page. At Boeing's massive factory said worker's' anger was tem- can. " pered by mourning for the vic- The Internet proved crucial Visitors can enter their names Technicians at MSNBC.com in Everett where 767s are and messages stating they are tims and their families. But Tuesday as people trying to con- removed graphics from the site assembled, Ralph Ruiz said "OK," or check on people they h~ said their pride in building tact friends and family met to allow users to access the employees were quiet at first, know near the attack scenes. airplanes had not dwindled. with busy signals using tele- news faster. CNN .com also then angry. ''We build a good product phone voice circuits. "Some of my roommates streamlined its site, temporari- ''We build this product and "I could not reach anyone on were having trouble contacting ly removing video, ads and non- we feel it's a great product, but and it does a good thing," Ruiz their home phone, cell phone or loved ones on the East Coast" breaking news. when it's in the wrong hands, said, "and it's not an airplane work phone from my home said Miriam Walker, a Berkel~y The Internet's central back- like anything else, it can be (that did this). 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Those who enjoy. group events- and live in a residence hall can involve themselves in activities sponsored 'rJy their building this weekend. The Stephenson Complex is hosting an "Open Door Night" beginning at 7 p.m. today. Residents may choose to keep their rooms open, welcoming any- one passing byto introducethem- selves. Non-residents also are welcome to attend. Residence halls such as Community and Stimpson will depart for a rafting trip Sundayat approximately 8 a.m. Anyone attending may leave Saturday afternoon for the overnight camp- ing trip prior to rafting. The cost will be $45 per person. If inter- ested, spaces are still open. For more information call 335-2123. Tutorsare availableat Gannon and Goldsworthy Halls for stu- dents who need help with home- work. There will be science and math tutors availablefrom 6 p.m. RAJAH BOSE/OAILY EVERGREEN to'9 p.m. Sundayin Goldsworthy. Graduate students will be on Joseph Shabalala, lead singer of Ladysmith Black Mambazo, dances while singing with his group last night at Beasley hand for free one-on-onetutoring Coliseum. and is open to the public. FROM STAFF REPORTS Discohesive CD celebration Innovative Seattle band Harmonies. of freedom Discohesive is set for a CD release party and concert at Moscow's John's Alley this By Amy Davies www.mambazo.com. Ladysmith consists of Saturday. Ladysmith Black Mambazo The 21-and-overshow will kick Joseph Shabalala, Msizi opened their U.S. tour at Shabalala, Russel Mthembu, off at 10 p.m. at the Moscow bar, Beasley Coliseum last night. located at 114 E. 6th Street, Albert Mazibuko, Jabulani The audience was awash with Dubanza, Thulani Shabalala, Moscow. excited murmurs as the house The band fuses punk, ska, Thamsanqa Shabalala, lights dimmed and then Sibongiseni Shabalala, Jockey rock,funk, hip-hop,jazz and noise applauded and cheered as the Shabalala and Abednego into a strangely coherent and group walked on stage. Mazibuko. indeed cohesive package. The The entire group was As Ladysmith sang, Joseph high-energy band blends a dressed in shirts patterned in Shabalala used his hands, ges- healthy dose of musical talent bright orange-yellows, reds, turing in the air around him, to with their several seemingly irrec- and blues; black pants; white oncilable mish-mash of musical shoes that glowed bright in the tell stories. styles. Theymade severaltrips to stage lights; and fire engine red As they sang the group John's Alley last year, building a socks that peaked out from began to sway slightly, perfectly small but loyalfanbase. under the cuffs of their pants as synchronized, with toes gently f tapping to the rhythm. Their FROM STAFF REPORTS they danced. RAJAH BOSE/!'AILY EVERGREEN anus were crossed across their An arc of nine microphones Background singers pretend to be pregnant in a song about stood on the stage, with one chests, fingers tapping the beat women who use men to get children. '~illionaire' microphone standing in front of against their hearts, as the it. When the group took the tones of their voices flowed over clenched fist over his head. As discrimination," Shabalala falls in charts stage, Joseph Shabalala, the the audience. he did this, the group behind said. It was a song about founder of Ladysmith, stood at "This song is to encourage all him started high stepping, kick- South Africa's fight for free- ing, hands slapping knees and dom. TELEVISION the solo mic. people to come together and 1. "20j20-Wednesday," ABC. Ladysmith's musical style, solve their problems," jumping into the air feet still Their voices blended, words moving in rhythm. True to the flowing into and over one 2. "Who Wants to be a Isicathamiya (Is-Cot-A-Me- Shabalala said, announcing one roots of the music that another. ''Long way, long way, Millionaire-Friday,"ABC. Ya), was born in the mines of song. The group started Ladysmith sings, their soles of long walk to freedom. Let us 3. "Who Wants to be a South Africa, said Shabalala. singing, all standing will arms their shoes whispered against walk and work together to free- Dance steps were choreo- folded across their chests and Millionaire-Tuesday,"ABC. the stage. dom." As they sang they 4. "Everybody Loves graphed so that they would eyes closed. Ladysmith sang a song stepped together, walking in not wake up the mining camp Part of the way through the Raymond; CBS. about "hardship, suffering and place, walking to freedom. 5. (tie) "Dateline NBC- security guards, according to song Joseph Shabalala raised a Tuesday,"NBC. 5. (tie) "Fox NFL Sunday- ART SHOW postgame: Various Teams and Times," Fox. (From Nielsen Media Research) World War II remembered through art FILMS 1. "the Musketeer,"Universal. 2. "TwoCan PlayThat Game,'" By Amy Davies Greening joined the Army Doolittle Raid, eluded capture in from his niece Karen Driscoll and reproductions of illustra- Screen Gems. Air Corps after graduating from Italy and survived a German sta- ''Not as Briefed: The World Washington State College with lag. Greening kept a chronicle of tions were part of his war logs 3. "Rock Star,"Warner Bros. War II Art and Memoirs of a degree in Fine Arts in 1936, his life and these events injour- and are from the Wg~ Press 4. "Jeepers Creepers; MGM. Colonel C. Ross Greening," said Marty Mullen of the CUB nal entries, watercolor paintings publication of his memoirs and 5. "The Others," Dimension. opens in the CUB Gallery and sketches, Mullen said. artwork, Mullen said. (FromExhibitorRelations Co.) Monday Sept. 17. Gallery. After World War II HOTFIVE began, his military career kept "Not as Briefed" includes "Not as Briefed" will be in The exhibit is co-sponsored the CUB Gallery from Sept. 17 1. "I'm Real," Jennifer Lopez by the CUB Gallery, WSU Press him busy, but Greening still original paintings on loan from to Oct. 6. Itwill be open from 10 (feat. Ja Rule). Epic. and WSU Alumni Relations. used his spare time to paint, Greening's son Allan Greening 2. "Fallin'," Alicia Keys.J. WSU Alumni Relations provid- she said. of Spokane, pieces from a limit- a.m. to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday and Saturday Sept. 22 ed the financial support that During Greening's military ed edition publication of his THE ASSOCIATED PRESS makes this exhibit possible. career he was part of the war-time drawings on loan and Oct. 6. 8 lliE DAILY E.V£RGREEN lHURSOAY, SEPtEMBER 13, 2001 ME MOVIE REVIEW 'Rock Star': Celebrities are people too B~ Ra~Huffaker Rock famous, like Wahlberg's character, Chris, to favorite kind of cheese who are really men! The movie playing in the leads a cover band of a popular (mine: Gouda). suddenly becomes a documen- Does anyone still dream Star NBAorwrit- heavy metal group named Celebrities, and even nor- tary into the Clinton White of being a rock star Mark ingmovie "Steel Dragon" (not a real House. when they grow up? Wahlberg, mal people, do not typically reviews for band). appreciate being stalked. They But then ''Rock Star" disap, Mariah Carey had a nervous Jennifer The Daily "Steel Dragon," like all pop- never return your calls, no points. Where was the spectae, breakdown. 01' Dirty Bastard Aniston Evergreen. ular rock bands, is British. matter how many message you ular flameout? I've seen escaped state custody and was RatedR ''Rock Why has rock music been dom- leave per hour, nor do they "Behind the Music." Where are subsequently caught by police Now PLAYING AT Star," a new inated by the British ever since ever toss you food or comfy pil- the drug problems? The bank- while signing autographs in a movie star- Eastside it was appropriated from black lows from out their windows ruptcy? What good are celebri- McDonald's drive-thru in down- ring Mark "if Marketplace performers? Where are all the when you are hiding in the ties if we can't build them up town Philadelphia. youca1l me American rock bands? Our GRAPE bushes outside their apartment to epic heights, only to cruelly A.J. of the Backstreet Boys MarkyMark grandparents didn't fight the with a pair of binoculars and a bring them back down to size had to enter rehab. A rn break your War of 1812 only to have spiral notebook. and watch with delight as they Backstreet Boy in rehab? What B legs and then Britain later dominate our pop- suffer? It never happens to drove him to alcohol, listening turndown ular culture. If only the Some even throwaway rot- Chris. to their music? What's next, your refiigerator temperature Monroe Doctrine had included ten food, a nasty surprise to And then I realized, maybe Britney Spears arrested for so all your milk goes sour musical genres. the stalker who is just trying to this is the point of "Rock Star." harboring illegal aliens inside before the expiration date" sort through a target's garbage. .. _ ... Leading a band devoted Maybe celebrities are people, her silicon breasts? Wahlberg, tells the story of a solely to imitating "Steel In "Rock Star," however, the too, and deserve the same Hopefully, most kids have young man who defies conven- Dragon" is only one aspect of a members of "Steel Dragon" respect and privacy we want in realized by now the perils of tional wisdom and decides a disturbing obsession Chris has reward Chris's stalkful tenden- our own lives. I'll run this becoming a popular musician life of trashed hotel rooms and with them. He knows every- cies by giving him a place in noble idea by my new celebrity and set their sights on other skanky groupies is the only life thing about the group, from the band. Let the depravity friends, as soon as I get out of ways tobecome rich and for him. pet's birthdays to tour outfits begin! Orgies! Drugs! Women their dumpster. CD REVIEWS . - A&E BRIEFS - Garbage shows new 'beautiful' side Latino musicians U.S gaining respect The Arsonists shed "Siamese Dream"). "Untouchable." the departure of two of its The groups trademark . Overall, members: D-stroy and SAN ANTONIO - Latino light on old school sound of fast paced electronic "Beautifulgarbage" is a satis- Freestyle, the trio manages to musicians finally are being instrumentation mixed with fying album consisting of 13 disprove the sophomore slump treated with dignity, says B~ Ton~Tokso~ melancholy vocals has evolved solid tracks and should be theory by a wide margin on saxophonist Ed Calle, now to an extent on this LP. worth the wait. this LP. that three major recording Garbage'S latest release, Manson taught herself how to On the clever "Millionaire," labels have agreed to follow a "Beautifulgarbage" play the electric guitar shortly they parody the game show contract governing compen, due out on Oct. 2, is a before the studio sessions. one of the more under- "Who Wants to be a sation for mainstream great follow up to their 1998 However, the group sticks to rated groups in hip- Millionaire" with extremely artists. critically acclaimed album its usual formula throughout hop at the moment is sharp cadence. The three labels had been "Version 2.0." the album, rendering hard the Arsonists. Hailing from Their blend of clever word- Brooklyn, accused of paying lower The band consists of sultry edged music to back Manson's play and easygoing personali- New York, HlP-Hop salaries to Latino musicians. Scottish simple yet effective lyrics. ties shine as they each take the three "I feel like I no longer have singer ALTER NAT IV E Date of turns playing the contestants. The elegant "Cup of members to say I am a Hispanic muaj , Shirley Beautifulgar Birth On "What You Want," the trio Coffee" is a standout track (Q-Unique, cian. Now I am just a musi- Manson and Arsonists pokes fun at rappers who bage where she sings about a Swel Boogie, cian. I live and work in three produc- Matador indulge in the tough guy Garbage chance encounter with a and Jise Records America," Calle said last ers: Steve Interscope image: "Some of you thugs stranger over melodic piano One) sound GRADE Saturday at a Congressional Marker, Records won awards for fantastic fak- keys. Other highlights as fresh as Hispanic Caucus hearing to Duke GRc'DE ing, you 'Hollow Man' Kevin include the opening song ever on discuss payment gaps Erikson, and Bacon." "Shut Your Mouth" which their second B between Tejano and Latino Butch Vig happens to sound a lot like release, Packed with old school musicians and other artists. (well known B Nine Inch Nails' "Terrible "Date of Birth." throwback flair, entertaining It was recently announced for his pro- Lie," "Silence is Golden" rhymes, and effective in house that WEA Latina, EMI Latin ducer credits on Nirvana's Coming back from its which is equipped with a producing, "Date of Birth" is and Sony Discos Inc., all corn, "Nevermind" and the extraordinary 1999 debut, "As catchy guitar riff, and the perhaps one of this year's best panies accused of paying Smashing Pumpkins' the World Burns," as well as oddly syncopated rap albums. Latino musicians substan , dard salaries and skimpy benefits, have agreed to fol- low the Phonograph Record Label Agreement. The agrea, ment calls for a professional pay scale' for musicians based on talent and budget. ' The contract also provides for Social Security payments a share of ongoing record sales, pensions and health benefits, all things that some Latino musicians say they have never received. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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BOOK REVIEW Korman cause for youth celebration I warmer). Everyone is waiting to By Matthew R. Weaver erbook, their noses in the air and pro- time and doesn't appreciate it which is FCCTCON see what wonders Wallace will nounce "Dead Dogs" plot "lite." when Wallace butts in. rumpets should be blar- cause for cel- HoMore perform on the field this year ... But in all reality the book is There's Wallace's teacher, ing. Where's the ticker simply a good story, with a ebration. Or Dead Dogs But things come to a crash- Mr. Fogelman, but his narra- tape parade? The con- ing halt when Wallace, an dynamite sense of humor: tives leave a little to be T it usually is, Gordon unrelenting truthteller as a Wallace to Rick, a teammate desired, save for joining local fetti? although his Korman Gordon Korman has a new result of growing up with a who has written a glowing last book, Hyperion Press punk band Dead Mangoes. And book out! ''The Sixth GRADE lying father, writes an report of "Old Shep" in a des- there's airhead Trudi Mann, Eh? "Who is Gordon Grade unflinching book report about perate attempt to get Wallace also in the school play and con- Korman?" Only one of the fun- Nickname the classic book "Old Shep, My back on the team: "It doesn't vinced that she and Wallace niest and best authors of young Game" was a A Pal." (Think "Old Yeller," or even say Old Shep was a dog!" are soulmates. adult literature ever, second stinker. "Where the Red Fern Grows," Rick: "He was? I always If you're looking for a good only to The Man himself, Chris But with ''No More Dead only poorly written.) Bad move. thought he was a sheep!" pick-me-up and a relatively Crutcher. Dogs," Korman rebounds and Wallace's teacher, as it turns Heh heh heh. Gets me every quick read, you can do far Korman is the mastermind scores a touchdown. out, is a diehard "Old Shep, My time ... worse than "Dead Dogs." And behind such fare as "Radio The story is thus: Wallace Pal" fan, and gives Wallace The book is divided up into check out some of Korman's Fifth Grade," the Macdonald Wallace is a middle-school foot- detention. His punishment? four storytellers. There's other titles while you're at it. Hall books, "Son of Interfiux," Sitting in on the school play Wallace himself, and then I guarantee, they'll leave ''My Life as a Garbage Bag," ball hero, after scoring a win- there's Rachel Turner, a serious you laughing after. "Losing Joe's Place" and ''The ning touchdown last season rehearsals. The play? "Old young actress who writes to Sheep. Chicken Doesn't Skate." (never mind his otherwise per- Shep, My Pal." Of course it is ... Julia Roberts from time to Heh hehheh ... And now he's written anoth- fect record of being a bench Cultural pagans will lift

NATION UNDER ATTACK Terrorism shuts many of Hollywood's doors

The Associated Press ly postpone the release of "Our thoughts and prayers rying fleeing robbers gets nuclear terrorists, and replaced Arnold Schwarzenegger's latest are with those affected by this trapped in a giant spider web it with the romance "Hope LOS ANGELES - Real-life film, "Collateral Damage," in terrible tragedy," said strung between the two towers Floats." terrorism has led Hollywood which a terrorist bombs a Los Touchstone spokeswoman of the World Trade Center. Fox replaced broadcasts of executives to postpone at least Angeles skyscraper. It was to Vivian Boyer. The sequence was created "The X-Files" movie Friday and two movies and consider have debuted Oct. 5. Warner Bros. said it would only for the ad and not for the the film ''Independence Day" on rescheduling other films and The Tim Allen comedy, "Big retrieve all commercials, film, which debuts May 3, Sony Sunday with the comedies TV shows that involve terrorist Trouble," in which one scene posters and ads for "Collateral spokeswoman Susan Tick said. "Nine Months" and "Mrs. plots. involves a bomb on a plane, also Damage" and disconnect its "Given the recent national Doubtfire," respectively, . NBC announced it would was pulled from its Sept. 21 Web site, all of which feature tragedy we feel that some of the spokesman Scott Grogin said. push back the start of its new release by Disney's Touchstone phony newspaper headlines fictional elements in the game Theme parks such as Walt fall TV season, set to begin Pictures. about the fictional attack. may not be appropriate at this Disney World in Florida and Monday, at least one week, Both studios said they acted Meanwhile, Sony Pictures time," said a statement by cre- Disneyland and Universal regardless of the show con~ent. out of respect for victims of the removed a trailer from theaters ator Electronic Arts. Studios in California reopened Other networks were consider- terror attacks Tuesday in New and the Internet for the adven- As for television, ABC can- after closing for a day. Major ing similar delays. York, Washington and ture "Spider-Man" because of a celed a showing Saturday of the studios also resumed produc- Warner Bros. will indefinite- Pennsylvania. scene in which a helicopter car- movie ''The Peacemaker," about tion Wednesday. .. II1II

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The ter- Guests were ordered to evac- Sergeant in Burbank, Calif., to and Washington, D.C., attacks. At the University of rorist attacks against the very Tennessee-Chattanooga, stu- uate the 3&story Westin Hotel which sold about 50 gas masks Recruiters heard from angry in-the Back Bay section, accord- in the span of 2% hours. symbols of American power teen-agers as well as somber dents who had once opposed a steeled his resolve. ing to a guest leaving the hotel "Nobody was really freaked veterans just wanting to know military draft said the sight of who declined to give his name. out," Keith said. "It's more of a He went straight to an Army how they could help. the World Trade Center and officehere Wednesday morning, Pentagon attacks had changed As a large crowd gathered out- precautionary step." filling out paperwork and An Army major in Florida their minds. side, one person was taken out of the hotel and put in a van. answering recruiters' questions. called it a "patriotic swell" "I'd be happy to go to the Readers inquire "SWAT teams were all The 24-year-old hopes to be in among Americans whose first draft now," said Zach Smith, 20. basic training in two weeks. reaction, after the horror wore around holding machine guns," about AP photo off, was an urge to enlist to Calls poured in to Marine said R.J. Ryan, who was among "As an American, I feel like I Corps recruiting offices in NEW YORK - Several news- owe something to my country," defend their country. hundreds of onlookers. "They Colorado and Wyoming, with put somebody in the van. Then papers that printed an Gipe said. "Our freedom has In Bakersfield, Calif., the citizens saying they felt a they started moving everybody." Associated Press photo of fire been put in jeopardy, and I Army recruitment office took responsibility to their country In Washington, FBI head consuming a World Trade Center want to be someone who helps dozens of calls and walk-ins and wanted to know what they tower received calls from read- defend that." Robert Mueller said no arrests Tuesday and Wednesday - could do. had been made in the case. Hve ers Wednesday saying they saw people were detained because a strange shape in the smoke. of their immigration status, but Some readers said they could Justice Department officials identify eyes, a nose, a mouth would not say where they were and homs in the black and gray taken into custody. clouds - and they wondered if The Boston Globe reported on the photo had been manipulated to include a satanic face. its Web site Wednesday that three people were taken into custody at Vin Alabiso, an AP vice presi- the hotel. The Globe said the dent and the executive photo editor, said the photo was three were linked to a credit card untouched. Readers were react- used to buy tickets on the flights that crashed into the VVoridTrade ing to natural indentations in the smoke clouds, he said Center. It cited an anorvmous Wednesday. source close to the investigation. The Saginaw (Mich.) News People buying received about 50 calls Wednesday after enlarging the survival gear photo to cover almost half the front page in Tuesday's editions, PHOENIX - Sheral Harrison reporter Bryce Hoffman said. had barely unlocked the doors at U.S. Surplus when a guy Transplant stormed in wearing gOlf shorts and a Polo shirt, not her usual planes get OK customer. He grabbed five RICHMOND, Va. - While chemical warfare suits, one for most of the nation's airplanes himself and his wife - three for remain grounded after Tuesday's his children - along with terrorist attacks in New York and gloves, boots and gas masks. Washington, the private network Men in suits, women with that runs the nation's transplant children - panicked, nervous, system has received permission livid - flooded the store stock- to use chartered planes to deliv- ing up on supplies in the after- er organs to medical patients. math of the terrorist attacks in "It's on a case-oyoass basis," New York and Washington, D.C. said Anne Paschke, a United "A lot of them had regrets Network For Organ Sharing that they hadn't prepared for spokeswoman. Deliveries are something like this," said arranged through regional organ Harrison, a clerk at the store, procurement organizations, and "but a lot of them never thought Paschke said 24 organs have it would happen." been delivered since the net- Across the country, other work received clearance from Americans followed suit as fears the Federal . Aviation that the country might indeed be Administration on Tuesday. at war swept from coast to coast. , THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The show will go on... 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THE WSU FOOTBALL SIDELINE Women's golf On with the game team finishes in fifth place With top-10 individual per- formances from senior Tasha Browner and freshman Kim Welch, the WSU women's golf team finished fifth at the Ptarmigan Ram FallClassic in Fort Collins, Colo. Browner shot a two-under par 70 in the last round Tuesday, ending the tourna- ment with an even-parscore of 216. She finished five strokes behind tournament winner, Mayumi Motoyama of Colorado State University,who hosted the event. Her final round score was the lowest of all 93 participants on the last round of the three-round com- petition. Welch tied for sixth place with a three-over par 219 in her first collegiate tourna- ment. The women's team is scheduled to take part in the 2001 Minnesota Invitational at the Universityof Minnesota this weekend, Whether the tournament will take place or not has not been announced, but the Cougarswill not partic- KEVIN GERMAN/DAILY EVERGREEN ipate due to Tuesday'sterrorist WSU senior running back Dave Minnich dives away from a Boise State University defender Sept. 8 during WSU's 41-20 defeat attack. of BSU. The Cougars will look to go 3-0 when they face University of Colorado Saturday. ORe hosting raft trip down Administration, players feel playing will help people Salmon river move on and take comfort The WSU Outdoor Recreation Center is holding By Jon Naito its last two rafting trips of the It's a go. year Sept. 16 an~ Sept: 22. This Saturday's WSU-Colorado football The rafting tnps Will last game at Martin Stadium will happen as eight hours, and participants scheduled, WSU Athletics Director Jim will travel down the Salmon Sterk said at a press conference Wednesday River, starting in Riggins, night. Idaho. After discussions with Colorado officials, The cost of the trip is $50, the NCAA, government officials and WSU which includes lunch, but not President V. Lane Rawlins and other WSU transportation. Participants officials, the school reached a decision to must find their own ride. play the game Register at the Outdoor this weekend as Recreation Center in originally "... It became Hollingbery Fieldhouse Annex planned. apparent from the Room 101. "Its tough to federal government FROM STAFF REPORTS summarize in the last couple on down, they days what's felt it was Seahawks gone on," Sterk s aid important for us want to send "Everyone's if at all possible, hearts go out to toplay this game. " a message their families Some of the Seattle and to people Jim Sterk Seahawks say they want to that have been WSU athletics director play Sunday's game against impacted by the the Kansas City Chiefs to tragedy. send a message to America's ''It's tough to move on, and we've had discussions from enemies. "I hope people don't hate the NCAA, discussions with the White me for sayingthis, but when it House, on down to our institution and (WSU football Coach) Mike (Price) with his comes down to acts of terror- team, and through all that, it became ism, I think they're wanting to KEVIN GERMAN/DAILY EVERGREEN apparent from the federal government on shut our culture down, they're down they felt it was important for us if at WSU junior quarterback Jason Gesser (17) ~ands off to junior running back John wanting to shut our way of life , » all possible, to play the game. Tippins during practice yesterday. down, they're wanting to put As for other WSU sports, the Pac-10 fear 1n the hearts of announced Tuesday that all conference The decision to play non-conference Americans," rookie Heath WSU's Sunday match against Idaho State games were to be postponed and resched- Evanssaid Wednesday. is expected to be played. games was left up to individual schools. uled for a later date. That includes Friday's "I think if we give them the The WSU Cross Country Invitational Earlier Wednesday, the commissioners of WSU-University of Washington volleyball edge of saying, 'You won: I will be run Saturday. Eastern Washington the 11 Division 1A conferences met to think it's almost a loss for us," matcu_ University and University of Idaho will decide if they would make a uniform deci- Other sports that had events resched- sion as what action take, but the meeting he said. compete, Gonzaga University, however, has to uled or postponed: The NFL is deciding decided not to participate in the event. produced no major decision. • The women's golf team will not travel whether to play Sunday's WSU's 1981 Holiday Bowl team will still As a result, the decision to move forward to the Lady Northern invitational Saturday games or cancel them in the be honored at Saturday's game, but the bar- with Saturday's game was left solely up to and Sunday in Minneapolis, Minn. wake of Tuesday'sattacks on becue scheduled for Friday has been can- WSU and Colorado officials. • Cal Poly San Luis Obispo officials New York'sWorldTradeCenter celed. "It's a higher level obviously than a foot- informed WSU that their women's SOCCer and the Pentagon. The re-dedication of Bohler Gym, also THE ASSOCIATED PRESS team will not travel to meet WSU Friday. scheduled for Saturday, has been canceled. See GAME, page 12 12 THE DAilY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13, 2001 SPORTS AMERICA UNDER ArrACK NFL OUTLOOK Sports a touchy subject Arbitrator lets The Associated Press California," said Vinny Testaverde, whose New Tiger Woods and other pro golfers put away York Jets are scheduled to play the Raiders in their clubs. Baseball parks were silent in the Oakland on Sunday. "1 don't think anyone wants to play." Glenn back in thick of pennant races. Colleges canceled foot- ball games featuring top-ranked teams. Woods was in St. Louis with most of the The Associated Press And the NFL debated what to do, still regret- world's top players for the $5 million World The Patriots weren't inclined ting its decision to play after the assassination Golf Championship that was called off FOXBORO, Mass. - An to do that of President Kennedy in 1963. Wednesday, along with the PGA Tour's Tampa arbitrator overturned Terry Coach Bill Belichick, who On a prime page of the sports calendar, the Bay Classic, a senior event in North Carolina, Glenn's season-long suspension suspended Glenn after he terrorist attacks on the World Trade Center and and a Buy.com tournament in Oregon. The Wednesday, allowing him to stayed away from training Pentagon left leagues struggling Wednesday PGA Tour hadn't canceled a tournament in rejoin the New England camp without permission, said with how to go about their business without five years. Patriots for their fifth game. in a statement, ''We hope that offending a nation mourning its dead. The LPGA Tour will play its tournament in The fourth leading receiver his desire to be reinstated is a NFL commissioner Paul Tagliabue consulted Oregon, starting Friday as scheduled. in team history still must com- positive sign and evidence of his owners, union leaders and the White House In baseball, playoff races and Barry Bonds' plete a four-game NFL suspen- willingness to contribute to the about whether the league should play Sunday. pursuit of 70 home runs were put on hold with sion for violating the league's team this season." The league said it wouldn't decide before 212weeks left in the regular season. The majors substance-abuse policy. His Still unresolved is how much Thursday. postponed all 45 games scheduled for Tuesday, agent, James Gould, said there Glenn will be paid. The ruling "From a personal standpoint - not as a Wednesday and Thursday, the most called off are no plans to appeal that now. means Glenn will get his coach but as an American - we want to play," since 1918, other than for labor stoppages. ''We are very gratified," Gould $480,000 salary and perfor- said Brian Billick, coach of the Super Bowl "I think many people would hope we'd start said in a telephone interview mance bonuses, possibly champion Baltimore Ravens. "1 don't want cow- Friday," commissioner Bud Selig said. "But I from his Cincinnati office. decreased by the four games he ards to dictate what we do in this country." haven't made that judgment yet. I'm not close to "Terry's looking forward to must miss. But some players were adamant: They didn't making it." returning to the club and is excit- The parties also are at odds want to fly. World Series games could be played in ed about the prospect of con- over how much of his signing ''The last thing we want to do is get on a November for the first time if the regular sea- tributing to the team's success." bonus Glenn should get, but plane to California for a game when all four of son extends beyond the scheduled Sept. 30 fin- Glenn is not allowed to prac- Berthelsen said that case "is not those planes that were hijacked were going to ish, which seemed possible. tice or play with the team dur- likely to be heard for some time." ing his suspension. Arbitrator Richard Bloch The arbitrator's decision AUTO RACING ruled after holding a 13-hour cannot be appealed unless the hearing last Thursday at Foxboro team challenges it in court, said Stadium. The deadline for mak- Richard Berthelsen, general ing the decision was Tuesday, but Hot dogs and beer lure fans counsel of the NFL Players its release was delayed because of Association. the terrorist attacks. The Associated Press eating all the hamburgers and ing, "Gentlemen start your hot dogs they want." KLE'ITWITZ, Germany - engines" on race day. The man who runs . Fischer is going heavy on Throw in a few marching EuroSpeedway has an inter- American flavor in hopes of bands, and this could be a Hawks could have esting plan for determining if attracting 70,000 fans to the country fair somewhere in the inaugural CART race in two-mile oval just north of middle America. Europe is a success. Dresden. ''We hope this sells, particu- four players back ''We want the people to have There will be daily rodeos larly in what was East ketchup on their trousers," on the grounds, a beer garden Germany where they know The Associated Press That means they have a 50 per- Hans Joerg Fischer said of disguised as a Western frontier everything about eastern cent chance of playing. Saturday's German 500. ''We town, and actor and CART car Europe and Russia but still love KIRKLAND, Wash.- If the Defensive tackle Lamar want to make sure they are owner Paul Newman announc- the United States," Fischer said. Seattle Seahawks play their' King (foot) was listed as proba- home opener Sunday against ble, which means he has a 75 the Kansas City Chiefs, they percent chance of playing. could have four players back Cornerback Willie Williams who didn't play in their opener (forearm) will be out for the sec- in Cleveland. ond straight week. The Seahawks on The Seahawks beat the Wednesday listed cornerbacks Browns 9-6 last Sunday in a Shawn Springs (hamstring) game when their offense didn't and Ike Charlton (knee), and score a touchdown. offensive tackle Chris McIntosh The NFL is deciding (neck) as questionable for the whether it will play games Chiefs' game at University of Sunday following Tuesday's ter- Washington's Husky Stadium. rorism attacks.

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ball game being played in this weekend,'· everything Pullman," Sterk said. ''We just turned back on. Everybody's moved through it internally with attitude turned differently and discussions with President now we just have to get ready Rawlins and Mike with his team for this game." and how they felt, and that's how The game might also serve we came to that conclusion." to restore' some sense of nor- Another big factor in playing malcy to a community, like the game this weekend is the many others across the country; difficulty in rescheduling. still shaken by the events that Neither the Buffaloes or the took place in New York and Cougars have concurrent bye Washington, D.c., Tuesday. dates, and the only other option "It's a most difficult situation would be tacking the game on to be in," Price said. "And if we at the end of the season. can feel better about things by For Price and his players, the Saturday, at least our students decision came as a relief Not so and our community will have much that the game is being something spirited or positive to played, but because they finally do Saturday and it could be very know where they stand. helpful to our mental health." "It's kind of weird," quarter- Kick-off for Saturday's game back Jason Gesser said. ''But is scheduled for 12:40 p.m. and it's almost like a switch. As soon will be televised on Fox Sports as we heard, 'OK we're playing Net. NEWS lllURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 13,2001 lllE DAILY EVERGREEN 13 NATION UNDER ATTA C K Muslims become targets _Defensive response of angry accusations backed by NATO The Associated Press They urged radio stations to include anything from opening The Associated Press up air space and providing "We must not hurt or avoid hosting shows in which BRUSSELS, Belgium - In people vent their anger against intelligence to contributing SPOKANE - A mosque in terrorizeAmericans of a strong show of support, troops and equipment. Lynnwood was vandalized. No Arab descent orIslamic Muslims or Arabs. Washington's NATO allies No serious incidents Powell telephoned the lead- one showed up for afternoon declared Wednesday that the ers of the United Nations, prayers at the Islamic Center of faith." against Muslims had been terrorist attacks in New York reported to Spokane police, but NATO and the European Union Spokane. Law enforcement offi- and Washington can be consid- on Wednesday in search of sup- cers around the state warned Gov. Gary Locke Bragdon said officers might ered an attack on the whole Washington State not be told about trouble. port for a coordinated response that attacks against Muslims alliance if they were directed to the attacks on the World ''What we found in the past would not be tolerated. from abroad. Trade 'Ibwers and the Pentagon. is certain cultures wouldn't The terrorist attacks on "An attack on one is an attack NATO officials stressed to the tragedy and lost their New York City and report to us unless they were on all," NATOSecretary-General there was no discussion of mili- Washington, D.C., have spread lives, who worked in the se~ously injured," Bragdon Lord Robertson said after the tary intervention at this point. said. fear of retaliation among the Pentagon and lost their lives." alliance's 19 ambassadors decid- "At the moment this is an state's 40,000 Muslims. Those In Spokane, Police Chief In Lynnwood, the sign of ed to invoke Article 5 of the act of solidarity," Robertson fears have been stoked by hate- Roger Bragdon appealed for the Dar Alarqam Mosque was NATO charter for the first time said, adding that the declara- ful comments on the Internet residents to refrain from tar- splattered on both sides with in the alliance's history. tion "in no way" binds the and on talk radio stations. geting Muslims for abuse. black paint Tuesday. The The decision obliges United States "against taking "We must not hurt or ter- "Ierrorists or whoever did mosque also received a flood America's allies to provide sup- action on its own." rorize Americans of Arab this horrific thing don't live of phone calls full of anger port for any military operation In a statement, the NATO descent or Islamic faith," Gov. here," Bragdon said. "There is and hate. Police were investi- against those responsible if allies said "in the event of Gary Locke said Wedn~sday no need for anyone to pick on gating. Tuesdays attacks were commit- attacks ... each ally will assist during a memonal service at people who live here." 'lb increase security, Seattle ted by foreigners, he said. (the United States) by taking the Puyallup Fair. Bragdon and Spokane police sent officers to area Shortly before the such action as it deems neces- "Let us not forget that there County Sheriff Mark Sterk mosques as well as Jewish announcement, Secretary of sary. Accordingly, the United were Americans of. Arab issued a joint statement synagogues Tuesday King State Colin Powell said invok- . States'NATO allies stand ready descent and Islamic faith who denouncing talk radio "which County Executive Ron Sims ing the principle would not nec- to provide the assistance that worked in the World Trade is both hateful and potentially said mosques received a num- essarily mean using NATO may be required as a conse- Center towers, who were a part injurious to innocent Spokane- ber of abusive phone calls and force against terrorists and quence of these acts of bar- of the rescue team responding area residents." some threats. their protectors. It could barism."

much better than hurling a RACIST counter-remark." continued from front page Reshad Kazimee, a sopho- more member of MESA, had a stares and comments, and close friend almost get attacked been run out ofthe SRC by "They yesterday as he was getting out did it, get them!" accusations. of his car. "I think it's obvious when "He was on crutches and a you read this that this is a huge group of people started making concern and an outrage," racist statements and chasing Brown said. ''This is something him. He fell down and started that every student .at yelling for help. Luckily his Washington State University friends came out." , needs to address and we need to He added, "I personally don't protect our fellow students." expect, things like this from Although unity is being pro- educated college students. moted throughout the WSU Maybe from ignorant people, community, students still are but here in a college where this being harassed by their peers. stuff is getting talked about This harassment is affecting the daily, 1don't expect this to hap- targets of the remarks,~~ well pen, but I guess that now we've as their friends and families. seen it happen, we have to "1haven't had anything hap- expect it." pen to me personally," said Kazimee said after what has Ranna Daud, chair of the happened to his friends, he is Middle Eastern Students afraid of walking on campus Association. "But another alone and has been walking member of (MESA) was by her with groups of people instead. apartment complex today when "1 am afraid that people someone yelled that she is a might try to blame me or others 'Palestinian bitch.' People have for what has happened and been making really ignorant retaliate against the wrong peo- statements." ple," he said. ''1am an American "Most of the people I know citizen, I live here in the United who have had ethnic slurs States. 1am worried about my thrown at them have ignored family that lives in New York. them or tried to not let it get They could have been victims them down," she said. "1 think as well. We have suffered as that is outstanding because it is much as everyone else."

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WEIRD, WACKY AND JUST PLAIN ODD Photographer strives for artistry in loons Town renamed tion said. to support team Cyclist delivers The Associated Press male and female pair that and quiet, its battery powered return each spring to breed on motor barely making a ripple. BEATRICE, Neb. _:_ Call it cool treats STERLING, Alaska the secluded property he calls "I always approach at Beat-Rice, at least for a week. John 'Ioppenberg silently MARSHALLTOWN, Iowa - Loon Lake. oblique angles and I always use Mayor John Bartels present- Ice cream trucks are a little too inches his inflatable raft "I let them get used to me, slow and deliberate motions ed a proclamation to temporari- modem for Daryl Carmer. toward the loon and its chick, let them tell me when it was around them," Toppenberg ly change the way the name of Carmer can be seen riding his veering left to approach them OK to get closer until they says. "They react to eagles and the city is pronounced at from an angle on the spruce- bike around Marshalltown selling .became comfortable with me in other loons, but they do not Monday night's City Council lined lake. ice cream from the cooler their world," he says. "I view react to me. They sleep within meeting. Beatrice is usually pro- The large diving birds bob attached to the back, a throw- myself as a visitor and I try to 15 feet of my boat." nounced "Bee-AT-russ: on the glassy water, unper- back, some say, to a slower and be respectful of their world." These days, the loons even Not coincidentally, the turbed as the boat glides closer. simpler time. As a result, Toppenberg's leave their young unattended University of Nebraska football Eight feet away, Toppenberg photographs document pri- near his raft. "I feel very hon- team is scheduled to play Rice Carmer's menu has some- stops and slowly points his lens thing for just about everyone's vate moments among the ored that they trust me as a University on Saturday. . at them. "Hello, baby, how are tastes, from ice cream sand- enigmatic red-eyed birds: a baby sitter," he says. "We are a proud community you?" he coos. parent carrying a hatchling Each year they lay one or and wish to show how proud we wiches to Popsicles. Make sure Ignoring him, the adult are of our Comhusker football you catch him early if you want on its back, a baby left alone two eggs, hatching at least loon plunges into the water, team ... wish to change the to get a Popsicle. among the water lilies, mom one chick. In the five years we disappearing for a full minute pronunciation of the name of "Roofers buy me out of and dad playing tag. since Toppenberg has been before emerging with a leech capturing their images on our city," the mayor's proclama- Popsicles in a heartbeat: he said. for junior. Toppenberg peers Toppenberg, 56, first film, all the chicks survived into the camera as the chick encountered the shy birds in except for one that was gulps down the wiggly treat, 1996, when he and his wife, snatched by an eagle.: It hap- but he doesn't push the shut- Peggy Conway, settled in the Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle Kenai Peninsula community of pened days after the unusual- ter. He's captured that scene Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis _ and others equally as inti- 4,700. Photography had long ly assertive bird followed been a stress outlet for his job Toppenberg back to shore. 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