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Walking to freedom Bring on the Buffaloes arts&enterta'nmentjpalfe 7 ~pacell THE ~VE WWW.dallyevergreen.com Vol. 108 No. 14 A Student Publication of washington Stat;:e~u;';:n;:lve::rs:lty;::sI;:nce::-:;1B~95;;-----_:_::":::::==~~Th~U~rsd-a-Y,--:Se-p-te-m-be-r-13-,-2-00-1 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 ~PEOPLEBRIEFS---__"".","""""""'~"""""""'----~- 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. Editor: Chris Chancellor Home Economics will hold a back 7940. [email protected] -to-school picnic from 4 to 6 p.m. Monday EVERGREEN Managing Editor: Tonya Ricks D~ILY at the WSU Rugby Field.
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    THE MAN WHO INVENTED CHRISTMAS Directed by Bharat Nalluri Starring Dan Stevens, Christopher Plummer and Jonathan Pryce UK release date | 1st December 2017 Running time | 104 minutes Certificate | PG Press information | Saffeya Shebli | [email protected] | 020 7377 1407 1 OFFICIAL SYNOPSIS The Man Who Invented Christmas tells of the magical journey that led to the creation of Ebenezer Scrooge (Christopher Plummer), Tiny Tim and other classic characters from A Christmas Carol. Directed by Bharat Nalluri (Miss Pettigrew Lives for a Day), the film shows how Charles Dickens (Dan Stevens) mixed real life inspirations with his vivid imagination to conjure up unforgettable characters and a timeless tale, forever changing the holiday season into the celebration we know today. LONG SYNOPSIS The bestselling writer in Victorian London sets out to revive his flagging career and reimagines Yuletide celebrations in The Man Who Invented Christmas, an entertaining and enchanting glimpse into the life and mind of master storyteller Charles Dickens as he creates the quintessential holiday tale, A Christmas Carol. After a string of successful novels, world-renowned writer Dickens (Dan Stevens) has had three flops in a row. With the needs of his burgeoning family and his own extravagance rapidly emptying his pockets, Dickens grows desperate for another bestseller. Tormented by writer’s block and at odds with his publishers, he grasps at an idea for a surefire hit, a Christmas story he hopes will capture the imagination of his fans and solve his financial problems. But with only six weeks to write and publish the book before the holiday, and without the support of his publishers – who question why anyone would ever read a book about Christmas – he will have to work feverishly to meet his deadline.