Student Life, October 30, 2006

.\DEPE1\'DE\T1\E“SPAPER OF \VAS HI1\GTO1\ L'1\IV ERSIT\ IN ST. LOL I SINCE 1s7s

VOLUM 128, NO. 28 MONDAY, OCTOBER 30. 2006 \\‘\\'\\‘.STUDLIFE.COM

SPIDEY SENSES CANDY SEEIfNG SPOOH; Eerie abodes' St. Louis

BY SCOTT FABRIC"! m Prohibluon was ratiﬁed ntil mun, “here munitions were diecoinpuly m and The mp Mansion is proud at performed. But this “as a civil Willi-mmIt.‘1 data. Elsa. commit— its reputation as a famous haunt ttiiirtlioiist l\t newr ”heard any anuary Tunnel mum ted later. Wil- ed house.Other locations siificr ghosts only b.1d10kcs hammkiliedhhnaelueavinshis more privatel \ toy or tip Only they know whollvedalmie for sure. in the Lamp many The Old Courthouse Jefferson Barracks from the picturesque Another St. Louis historic spot rumoredto he haunts! is Jeffer which soul15thof bustlingrm:downtown. Formerlyu found here Scared y't as armyharracka M Raining arean itwas Wed af- restaurant. ter WurldWarilanitul-md into Lemp Mansion continue to this day. a . itwu active. both Ton unemployee aBeforel”AnheuserBusch there at the restaurant for.nmany years. sLem Th ichest brewing has seennhis ohm-notational hap- that the police in to pltal also existed on the all! With

family‘iin St Louisrbecameﬁctims penings. investigate. but the courthuuse (I ka' tits

. .\, an. t mous series of \iolent was empty. e lost souls ...,.. 1! ghost MI WSI swoon LIVE suicides First came the my.te ri of notorious rials be haunt- stories have sproiitedllplmund it. freshman Ben Adler hands out candy to pint-sized trick-or- ous death of Fredrick Lemp. the th one ing the site where they were con- Onesstory in\"sol\c [mloween treaters during Safe Inch-or-Treat on the South 40 on Sat- son of company owner William lellse around. Suzi! or eight years demoed? partyaat the hospital Aman in a urday, Oct. 27. Safe Trick-or- Treat is an event where children Lemp.Three years later William ago is manina su1tvsalk1ng id Ricah rd Ferrer (nil \iair costume sat aims in the man of the5National Park Senice. from poor or high-crime neighborhoods come to Wash, (1. lshotphimself in the head and Wil- around3in one of the bedrooms. l lirna Jr. took user the compapn.y walked in after him and he was “People think this ssas a crimi See EERIE ABODES, page 2 and go from dorm to dorm to collect candy.

ABS celebrates 40th Students win at anniversary with soap box derby

BY MARU FRIEDMAN he didn't build a car think- week of events STAFF REPORTER mg we would w1n based on spee aimedombringnan With only rwo hours 1011 to r‘ausgeo design" It SW“ FRIEDMAN and financial aid fornblack stu hand in the application for the said team captain and University CCNTRiBUTM REPORTER denn1 Dloym Red Bull Soap Box Race emem- senioreMat motionalDOiIL) regarding:biparck bers of Toearn Brain Fart quicklny' some of its The Association of Black Stu« people decided on thea lsgia and sensintinty' of theadmin:- tic muscledm d d no d mo ey tralionéstaff and faculty. ABS It “as this bufofnideathat won for construction. After striking week to telebrate their40th an- asol anded meeting fauli them thePeoples Choice Award out in their ﬁrst week of solicmit- HIV of'Self ties ftdir their group and Uni at the race in Forest Park on Sat- mgebackers Jones anrid Determinationon. Where Do Me sity research inclusive of black ur a.' D Rowe,Arthur George Begin?" the Gent's typical em- poopie. The eis an annual eyent Baumanlll FahrJun91a and Rog hasis on musicians or artists gro'ups efforts paid sponsored8'by Red Bull. yet this errRowe, allsseniors eventually takes a back seat to an apprecia» off in 1969 when Robert Vsil first time it took place found people \silling to help. non of the legaq of the group's lams bega he Universttys 1n the United States Forty-one “ Bob Rome the (inriser of our 1 black 5 p0 car had worke at an engineer- Association of Black ra d o be r3 cross the fin fi and his boss Students (ABS) has activities 1sh line With their non-motorized said they \\ould sponsornussaid pla ringhouttthe wee cars Onem mber ofeach team Jones Another engine mthesspeech title oftheoNosg dmyc'' theecar and the other bought all the metal for9our:frame aScierices i‘esti- 1Assembly Series speaker fern four pushed it to help generate through!eonemofitsss val (BASH is a reflection of ABS's mist bellhook. The ssu d that the on the H00 orkemphasizes a 0Teams from all oyer the na metal for;the frame vsould be the need for healing the negatne of tion participated in the e\ent but nsne. Howeyv.er they tit-opportunity to present ecttsclass gender and race haw Team Brrain Part at the compo latesr discoyered that the mate our talents andpasstons as a on indiinduals triion, includi the Unisersity ial for teh muscsclemman would it \e [group] ' rig to e highlights of the week pe iobile, compri 1 cost more. Luckilyh. they received mh both the blackandWash U intlu dhce a mute night and dis soaphomores From 1 d the eiast--em1nut he1| mmmunmes.‘ said mssmn on damn; t m embers sent in their ap days before the race we TWm" 5111011111: 1 laura Hawkcs, programming mﬁlm about plication, they were aiming t ‘ ‘ mm o,_ h‘.1 TM:of Rum, mummy “1mm Mapleb chm“. Award. See SOAP BOX DERBY, page 2 learn Brain Fart celebrates it: People5 Choice mm at the Red Bull Soap lot 40 yean A35 has held a Bar Derby Saturday afternoon In forest Parlt The learn, all servers at place on campus. and the BASl o Auordirig to the1.11:};1moi 1e s For more photos of the event, see page 6. Wash. U gamered the most votes 0/ any learn through!etr message vat rred Sintl‘ the tit-hrsinmtarier \sds mg that occurred throughout the event llllolpictured 15 driver Bob Rowe l N‘tls. In l‘liT. a group of black students inc alumnus Ruben kihnst marched to

lhreatenmg to hit» up I Professor’s writing aims to men His .‘Ustariight toriustiu terms '1. one and only tmiputer. bunnies trntral to t lm they turned their rights The Itsin!) daisMlater on .os mom s1 mbdurs 'a transition nliutthemui truth the pas to the pn-sent,‘ ABS putrid?afiuairs than. >111 reshape view of American Muslims u sopht sort ht s to haw .1 ngrarn \ pubh‘in than a S vmi he Blank Maintestu 'lhis sear our mm an tn-oftht founding dtxu srma 1 us oi \B\ lurther. he wants toad "mm thairot theDepartment(if?3Asian nun 111 [1:11 a11d111<11111ar1.1p111 musing1111s1111111111uliig- 1.1111 Mauv- til the nth mum tin him then are s1 1e ‘MWYEREPORYER and Nearinsternlanguag and lo up 11 sh 11 1/ i1111 1 :1-1 1,1111 111111 111111m4t1

l night us to today .such as intreast-d r11 L11era! urn began to ssrite 11 5e ‘11-.”at a “Spin: 111 pt-WI- s 1.1 1. u 1i 11 \tuslmis who risk“! rsrrythirut they had. milmenttor blatksrurknts that When Prufessur fatcrneh key “(3 minted 'tsmdosss on lraan' husulm Pv-U‘pit haw in s11 1 nan than t shades tustt 11 hau- nnt set bun hasar/ returned from a sisit to insiemtisnth dill issues lat» up 11 to learn 11. ,1 'hmu;1 11 111-1 right in! the arming gen lht \sni tulniiriatn with iran last Has. she “a: shocked e1 ktshayan 1s stillhnting. The “11idtm rations'uli Ju‘inrim the axiom l W; R 1 o disparits brtisvrn the serirsn rims emailed difftli) to lhe ' itiusss' s11.” s 11 11:1“ in: yin-up mntni lhrtr \unihnnaJ 1nlluirnnlounge itiuntrs stk Ark-M user 51111 13 41 1 an t-tiurt 1111111 liw w: Iii-k \ianitnm to the tnnrr on“\m 4 at .51,1 pm \tudenis diasrrprt—senlationui 11 'hr iiine 111): [he s '1 un 1n l‘l ashiinsttm [1111\qu inn-ts int 3. ' frustrated bs “hat stir prf' can Muslim where it is read Ds «nits 1hr Nanitnm sum: nirvhitrnm tun-d a) 1hr popular mudia‘s twwirswrhers 1M NAK studn m1 rd prrspntiw, Lotus an 'lvulpie are trading ii in lrbc puff-inf prhpﬁ 1:. as {mums 1 ,9 Vi 2H;- INtl page Z gram mrrasni rnrtiimrn' SeeABS Bagel

Women's soccer UAA champ8 Let’s move beyond microwave "'5'sz 15145501113110“ m . Enema 3 ..«.., “ mommaIn an awhile L’egé‘ji‘fiifﬁ’f 59m 4 invraiisms PHDtIE .1 WWW?» '- mﬂea'siad; detestwme Bears 06? an: ”1.1.31“, , M‘U liner: and surfed 3 "remap: Prefortcra' 52* ~ E MAIL US mm or M 3:1er 321mm 1w 1%’2 1 WW - ans-.2 man 3,129 #15:," 'g Jig—”W: “3" Forum. Page 5 3-1». on 111: writ (tr-hf”

I,;,,I; MONDAY l OCTOBER 30.!“ 2 C'UDEII‘I LI‘E 'IieasES'? Var:- 3116' newséstocl Ie :om 4——_.___ STUDENT LIFE Study finds FDA wastes $50 billion a year One erooIIIngSs Dnve #1039 udII I In; 9V JOSH EOE EL SaintwLows ISvIO 631304899 ZO'I'TPIBUTING 90701215; rL-gulait manulatturInc laIIII Pusmtss .It (Alll’gt‘lflHn I mier Issue Is the FDA's harsh penal- betx-Iterotr. Mcmedsnnnpeo- Iiide remmmenda siti nrkmmledged. ll‘lh Is an e\ ties. Manulactuureis “ea of News (31419355995 I rent study done by prtl e'IIL In mLIIi rrImplicatL-du lators steep fines. Sh\nfl\\a\ Advertismg (314)935 6713 iIIssIIrs from \t ashington l'nir “IIts it rtninli morei Iirklnor from Innoiatr . Fax (314 )935- 5938 \II I II\ and (,I- t)l’g€ll)\\n I I'l'l\('r' anmanulatturing iacility to rec- '“L‘ e ummmdended IIIaII edlItorc@studIIfeoorn sIIy I-stimaIId thaI IDA Is titi prroblcmiihen Iher are lIIKII'IL’, 3:), billion dollars a year In credII‘pIndLnL'ILIs betitiieeri8and approa' due II astelul manulatturing among LIIntributing LIlL-ments' cilities should benIn rid Copynght 2006 pftltt\\t\ ”IsIII largL'StCIlC L-\ amd rI‘ilamt L-r. hou Intensiiely they should be the_study outlined. aiIIInaIIIIn II\ialuatedddatal rIIm naly/ In: the data, the nscpecetII Tim 5 imuldQ0change ighl no.w Professor Nkk- nahIrm at wire I manulaLturers, cs that strongli Ltirrelated Imiith sitidynmreiealed that manufaLIur InantiiessaIdN I-sannanld removing toward L-ir ingn sLIieral aspects oI eihccrenLi.These inLIude \iee,ld ’Khisr

Eachm seyl n‘ ., I: 3 '1 a a aminLId,bothto colchIIdata and everyone. “Hon we choose to The searchers will sent! hndi to develop more of mpact th;irIomploted Study to Wuh- ILIIie dprIILLIdure HU\\C‘\CT. as great rdLcIsion-amaking poiier brlring atbou bet ”’81 part has w rlellrey Ma cher, assistant prolesr to lonerlei e1 emplo Ky-ssoof rggulatlng pharmaceuti- the HM to 1m estigate hoii they sor In the .‘iIcDIInIIugh SI hool of Nickerson said thaetanother manufacturing. the world iiould calmanufacturing ABS .:. FROM EERIE ABODES oz. FROM PAGEI PAGE 1 corner. A guest came mer and famous people are buried there, asked him ii he iiLIre enjoy- Editors: Sarah KIEII'I. FelICIa \l] tudcnts regardless of Ing hlmSL‘ll, to which the man raLLI are iielcomLI anned coru v mumbled, “I like it good." The agedpto atth anyIotf Lsc C\nents rei‘eler began to milk away but P.es.1dent senior ()lufolajimi turned backa und The 'IinIi" Ige, said)one of ABS goaals in nthe Ciiil \iarucostumeiias Iust after sunset, 3 for theycan5 to remind students “hen heasked the host ous young \\ oman In a white that ABSiIs a rLsourCL for eiery about the man .Ihe hosttrepliedl dress appears on the road She bod on our Evecutive that no one “as hearing a Ciiil ﬂags dL \TI 3 passtng motorist Ellen Board, iveEedon‘thaie all black stu War costume thatIII Ight asks to be taken doyin the Drew. dents. Whether you 're paneof ABS Another famous story In- t. A I e driver passes the or any cultur ou.p you should volies soldiers at their guard Inrtrance to Belcfontaine, the Reed, Eliza- see it as the beginning of your so- post nea the gupiWCI'd gir simply disappears ers c1a"lgroup,s. dlge magazine rThe guards iiould a \ alk t lge said hle \iants ruedms occasionally e confrontedb oad, causmg drivers to swerve General Manager: Andrew O'Dell Advertising Manager: Sara Judd to realize ABS is not exclusive another sentry, a ghost y appari- to avoid hitting her. But is and has opportunities for all tion with a bleeding bullet hole they look to see if the w'oma Copyright 2006 Washington Universny Stu- students“l had a phoonecaall from 1 nhis head Allegedly killed by alright. there is no trace she was dent Media, Inc. (WUSMI), Student Life IS a iihite female the other day, and a raiding pratyddecades earlier, ever there. the ﬁnancially and editorially Independent, seh said coming to the [ABS Gen- he continues to patroltthemmaga- Maybe there is a lesson to be tori Universtty community First copy of each eral Duuy g, p zine against any intruders. in- learned ‘from this story‘~don't

ing." saidl e. publicnatsion is free all additIonaI copies are across the street from The Arch. Oce ubscriptio ns maybe purchased lot H ddod thattshe gaineda Th ae only some of the ”I wouldn‘t pbick up a hitch- 38000 5try calling (314) 935-6713 C\\ 0perspectiie after beeing the stories about Jefferson Barracks hiker anyy'bay. be even min r1ty1 nthc room, rather than but sustb rice to less likely to havuing heard thiis mysterious and frig renlng Student Life Is a publicaIIon oi WUSMI and and windows and shaking her in does not necessarily represennt Innwhole or the majoraityonThe culturahl‘lfabric the rsumor57 Gnlenda Staocklon, story," said senior Nathan “Iata herrsleep Footsteps echoed all phenomena, but they embrace in art, the Views oI the Washington UnIveI- 01 teh and “as gton along time l\olunteeer at the tch, a St Louis naIi d ouse especially in their haunted hou sity administration Iaculty or students. All liniiersityahams changed hglregatly park. doubts the attic Is it Gehm, lookingfoor Not everyone would have the Student his articles photos and grraphics 1n the last 40 y'ears, said Hutchr all hoours of day an his gold? He may not be alone. guts:l to sta rson. \ r seen or heard at dThe House on The child of Mrs Furry gave her lwou ld probably not buy a e‘m‘Apily naming this year's been \iorking here for lhﬁl years" mother quite a fright one morn» ouse rumore obe haun,ted"

S— as self determination; saidStocklon Plant Avenue ingwhenshe asked Whois the said Waiters.nlwouldn'I want to shoiis that although 40 yea She belieies the CVlSlCnCC lady in black whoocomes in my take that haye passed since Roberrt Joohnr of ghosts may be poossible but small prii ate residence, room at nightt?” This'isconlyC;a mple of what son and his classmates were able fthe rumors are Ila I out thishaunted house3 exact 10o-ca Not surprisingly, the Furrys ghostly mysteriL-sSsun'ound this intent of SubmlSSaIOI'lSwillhnot be8 altered. Stu to achieve some of their goals, the falsme According toStocklon, the tion is kept secret by its current moved out 'and the Walsh fam~ old city on theMississippi;nthere dent Life resetvestthe right not to publish all process is not over. Black people. haunted tehou fro tIel miners, an for iLIry grood ily moyvined.More ghostly ﬁg re at too ﬂto tihs submisstons. people as a whole actually, con- sentry storydoesns‘t eienexist son The ghost of risch busineesa55- urmesmovedin witth them.The page Mayhemyou knbw ofothers If you'd like to plane an ad, please contact the fin , man Henry Gehm tiullrks1n attic door would mysteriously here, or in your own hornettown

Advertising Department at (314) 9355713 the house. looking Sftor the gold 'y b }ohnso I Hitchhiker Annie heastashed light switches operated them hou e,you ma 11 l If you wish to report an error or request a clari» ﬁcation, e-mail [email protected] e information on the e;s empIty residents livtng inthe week's events, iIsit sparkivustl. On the edgeofthecity are tiy ITS:use has mined b eFurry 12,le umight be the only edui cemetLrIes. misting s1ed by side: lamily. Attnight, ghosts plagued ‘ Th onesliiIng Bellefontaine and Cgi ary.Itilany Mrs. Iurry, banging on heor bed rent residents stilluexperience

SOAP BOX DERBY 0:0 FROM PAGEI KESHAVARZ It. FROM PAGE 1 found 0out that Student Union from out of Ion ught iie would because iie i/tih' the escalating crisis in Iection," said Ahmad openness on this campus. umor JessicauMilk; iias one weregiiiorried thehcarrdi'rin'ouldnt theMiddle East andthe inﬂam- v ry much that those [one] of debate where you try to of the many iivoh make doown mratoy remar eyb Pope pictures of hostilmity,SofS division. vanquish the other side,” said itended the cient winths her fam- dmidntSgo into it \\1th anyepxpec- Benedic‘(Vl Amer1canlilusltms apply I a'llc added Barmash. w going to need," said and jusst iianted to do rmain co fli ted between their Professor Pamela Barmash, di— working together In an

Jon 7 “IItiias a great actii1tyfor Par- our0nesst.” faith and their fear of berng la rector of the plnrogrami nJewish artment, faculty e oney iient toyiard ents Vieeken(1. 1w itmhmy Anderson feels that Team 1 terrorists Tensions Islamic and Near Eastern Stud- spray insulation foam, which pareems arnndmy siblings, who Brain Fart deﬁnitely deseried to In mid-Se her as sprays on as a liquiuiadrid then are 18 and tyears oldand ev- itin theP ople' sChoice\ward. four Muslium chariti 9 were raid- Nevertheless the Uruversity expands and hardens. The foam ryobdy hada lot f f “They had a really interesting ed an tdoiin in \l'tesﬁeld, has takn seteps to ensure that served as re caning material )Miller especially enwjoyedamthe design; it yias 1tlyoutra- Mo. weulla teh horneaof Muslims remain safe on cam- for theemusscle--man5 body. race betw geo and embodied the spirit Muslim professor at the Univer- 9115 Jon aid ttha he was not from the Unniversity,the Pope thatRed Bullvy ted." sityAofc Missouri at Columbia. Don Sttorto, University Chief entirely5surprised that theyewon Mobllle“and Team Brain Farrt ma e \hole ordinrig to freshman and ofhPolice,O reecently contacted beca the owrdeayll just to watch it \ieekendoutamof the eyent,mas RLd M'ri positive joy/edthe design0of their car. andlknoI hat1tiiasWah U. Bull prIIiided hote1r for relations with the ents—many of "I thinkoIudesign wa9 com~ students racing,it.Wassnice to the participants and spon9orLd and to irivMestigatec0the nnnon-Muslims—attended pletely ridiculous and people support these partyofor hm uslim students Pas hon. which The ope Mobile team didn “The hotel was wonder TOTISIS domnot represent the a\ er— ) was helduduringRamaden he win any acioyards, butd diiin the ful," samid Bob Rtnhe, theadrtier ageeuMs orts to - slim mh of pra rand ght away. whic Is when r highs mposite 5core fro on rt'sc “\\LI jun d em a comprehensive picture are fasting. Andditionally, there has zed that iie had pulled off the the judgCes,0who rated the teams luckedmout to haie the Cardinals pre51dent ofTthemMuslim Student parallel with herredepartment’s usualljefok nshoumanslup and hop well iiintthe World Series and hair a Association (MSAI, said that e efforts towcard unagaiad ptrogramsthat bring The team garnered a lot of the cars triplet:de free hotel a block away from the n' . cadm scholars to explainngthe beliefs of supper rthe race. especially lason Ander membcer stadium." ouritersathe insular Islam. since ititasOParentts“Weenkeda of the Pope SMobil:I1team, was The team receiied a Red Bull truesnds felt on some other cam» schools inC'that it offers an inte- ryto show wtha realls- the Uniiersity. Ma of Jones pleased iuth his teams soap trophy for their efforts, and is ratedp gram of Jewish and lam 15. stararting on.lthe college friends came \ilhthelr parents, b still aiiaitlng another prize that llIaaie neier felt scared, l‘ie lgslamic studies campus,” said Eltora “We did better than we has yet to be rei ealed neier felt like I needed extra p-ro ere is anatmosphere of and his 0iin family came in “Your Home Away From Home” ~ from your friends at Protzel's Deli

“The finest corned beef anywhere."

7608Wydown Blvd- (314) 721—4445 Sample Roundtrip Airfares From St louis to: (al a sodfforartermnyout ,4 Tues»Fri770:3am~5:30pm - SatISun 7:30am-3 00 to Minneapolis s 15 1 Rlo rte Janolro 5525‘ Sorting It ushinglon UIiiwsr'Iy student: and faculty since 1354. 814 781.79 3 Atlanta $151 Prague 3515

inﬁadeiphia , $202 Osaka $81; for WU students & faculty Foreign a. Domestic I I Tuesday Night on all autoorepairs Auto Repair 3pm-lam Can not be combined with other offer; FREE SHUT‘I‘II T0 CAMPUS

STEVENSON'S HI-POINTE "yen-mg our mmmunirv honesIhI [or mtr 60 year: " Live Music Friday and Saturday Nights onn-Frt 6:00p Lallilan for appointment DD LLYWELYN’S PUB ﬁﬁw’mk‘ grin Lawn, nun-1- L)8]. .S . Skmker at Clayton Rd. 4747 2M:‘PIILII'SIIII ‘Zlv: 361-3003 UNDER THE BIG SIGN . 314-647-5005 i}

at; «an :«2':&£= ' 'zaést.‘ ‘5=:

n. atechnisaiit br .. passagetenat: the ~ an emetic att 3%: arts& BADEN‘LA entertainment ‘lnfamous:’ not just another Capote film

IV WIEL P. MUS“! \ork dTIlSIlk stitial (IRICS abh retognize as the \IIIte 3-0le A REPOWUI ‘lri Lold Blood ' of Dobe the House l'lf from selfrdest rihed masterpiete, the llarrI Potter films. does ii Is unItIHUnaIt that began uhen Capote read d small blurb In the Times about a murder In rural lrom hott similar he Ioolts already st Kansas, Her rid Bun to Capote an part of It is 'Irurnan tapote In attualIty. me Llutter and their t due to hIs line arting. Jones ( apottr's lile andt t: e\ents hildren Itere found shot to pulls off the homose\ual sIIIIrrt Mriting of death In their larmhouse. \'o (amp that Capote has ta "In t oltnl Blood" tould set petts or motites for the mous for as “(-11 as the pain as soon I mate rial tor mam killings here apparent. hat (amt out through his great lilms Mith \arying It Is here that “Infamous" tonnettion “1th truth begins at thIHs monstrous Indemed fo Iliatrn't Iet seen Bennett tru ning poIn nCapote's (uses on (a sumque re» \Ihtth “on life the Clutter»; “ere an lationship mth Perry Smith alfluent, Itind and respetted tBond-to-be Daniel Craig). part of the Holcomb tommuV It ith emp s on a quote by nit\ an apoon “as inteir Harold Me, a Kansas Bureau sIt'ld nhoyx s,mall et of In\ estigation offieera me that Douglas Slttrraths toun \yould deal“ ith the quoted i 'I Inlamous is the superior murders. \\ou1d the comm oralIzbiographyn"lCapote and IIItn, »’\t the ytry It-ast nit\ (lose up. “I'll eIerIone t] had bee me lmers rt- that “Infamous" suspitious of then neighbor? Inrnthe penitentiary. I cant s an audiente on Its Capote left for Holeomb proIe it. but they spent a mth Harper lee(tpaI lot of time up there In the 'alrum ntaptIt- was an amaunglt by Sandra Bullock tell. he spent a considerable Iton ot \lntl'Kdn littratu in “In amo s"t Int nt of monet bribing nd sot It I) In tht midrltttttls to \trite a short artitle. but the guard to go around the Toby lanes stars as Truman Capote in "infamous. " and the author of numerous the “Mk ballooned into a turner, and the} “ere both short stones. srrtpts and the full book as he “as dratyn homosewals and that ttas lamous "IIrealtlast IIt Ittla deeper into the toun and “hat happened. I hasn't anger into artistry, allowed get people to do out II\ as returned to \Iriting, but fully s " His parents left hirri at e\entually the minds of there so “ it to flow outward d he wanted I s purpose immersed himself in social a young age In \toitroeI 111e, the captured killers, Ditlt It is true that after meet \ Iolently. Capote looked at ful creation ol sInIptitlIetit IriyolitI Ala \tith rl'ldIHt‘R, \«ht-re llitkoek and Peru Smith. my, \mith. Capote real- mith mth deep empathy. public personas, lhe 2Iudi “Int 2\Imous"is a powerful RIP“ll[)I\1II)IIICIUIIKII’It'nd “Infamous” works ysell in I/ed hots alike met here: :eeing “hat he could ha\e ence is ne\ er entirely tertain ,btit mitt Ithout won - Nelle Harper I ee. the luturI Its iu\taposition of (‘apote's both thremely s Irt and become how much of his relationship [IL‘I'IIUI htumor to alletiate the author of “lo kill a Mot king; lilt in N‘eu York and Is \is- both harboring feelings of With this realization, \Iith Smith is genuine and darkness It is Itorthy our sto Kan as In VC\\101’I\. paternal abandonmenI He “In Cold Blood“ became a \ much is simp y an end time and money to see, e\en (aptite's parents di\orted, lh'e Ines the equiyalent life understood they had simply psychological analys to the means of tompletintz It you hate seen “Capote and his mothrr. \\ ho dreamt of Larrte BradshaIy In 'Se\ txalked opposite directions ithy the klilers particularly his masterpieee. it is prob III -Ing a \(\\ \orlt sot Ial» he City" an C\15[(’nftt' in life, But. as Harper Lee Smith.murderedtheC1u t~ able that Capote IIIIsII't e\ etI rrIt-tl a man \\ ho made (JIII'IHJIIILRIINMD,“18111011 noted, his Interest in Smith rers. “infamous“ shows the sure of this, Ixhit‘h rt suited Infamous d parties. III Kansas. 11 Item beyond any Inl‘atuation process by' which Capote In hlS artistit toll IsIIpe t‘omes late to late Mllh the or affair. Like a true an s gained the trust and respect Iter an (1)101“!an liye- Rutinrt *** *Iﬂf psythtilogit‘al traumas oi his of Smith to be able oeinter- year periodo _‘ Itintt{Id by. Douglas MC past, and Is tuug tbettteen tier him lully 2nInd the high peals. llitltoek and Perry (i mth \orkt-II he pursued his desire the tonflit'ting needSI through that agoni/Ing or- rsonal costo e's Itere hung and (apote's “In Strarrinii. Toby Jones San to “rite. He has soon 21 hiIs pt rsonal sanity and the deal of treation that directs syche. Caampote\\ ast l~ Blood"eou1d be tom Bullotk, [)anielCraig, tremendous IIIt-ran suttess netds or his time-1 ln\\drd III sat‘rificeI Smith, lInonn for his e\aggerations pleted, Drained and tor (duty neth Paltro and d lti’itzlit sldl oi the he“ ItII)\ lont s, Ixho you prob net er able to Channel his of the truth. his abilItI t eI er ehanged, ('apote net er

’Feast:’ A smorgasbord of convention-bending horror and genre arrives on DVD

It MNIEL P. NAEUSSER grotesque attackers, be because i \yent CADINIA RIPORIIR I'he e\act origin ol the in yxithlo“ e\peCt2ItIons, but monsters is ne\er giun~and “least" did keep me entte-r I II I II.III littl "l‘rrtiittt ultimateh it doesn't matter. taindo Iithtsse\eess .elh 'lIIIt troiII \xlittt l Ihe hlm Isn't about plot but lloods of blood and gore here about stI L‘ an Creating an pretisely tontrolled to inspire ("Illtfl aInIng gorI e\ert‘ise In sho(k. tear or med) dependr lohiitailipiisliorioi tIIIiI . IIIIIre III latt.\mu m II ing on the situatiomn a feat l “-t,lIIIs |\\I){HIIiIIItIlI IliaiiL notited that the plot Is Idt nti ha\ent \ten pulled till smee tIIllI it tliil, ItIIIl IIIII r I Hi '1. l to II standard zombie him. ‘The E\il I) ead' film iIiiIlniplii IiIiI msthe h but Ixith larp,‘ alienntI' atu res tit least" is slilltlearly It tht him Is “I‘llt‘lhlt oII standing III tor the undea (I. thI ItorlI of an amateur \\hi 1e l‘\1t hid etdt all about lht plot and setting III \ttvss toIn IIIe» gore \\d\ “least" at. siiiiplt .IiItt IIiirIIttl oi thtiiatttrs killed oil tItsi t\p(YlIHt:nIdIlt)n l ltimat:ly. llLt‘Illt \IIIII III II “Milt lii Iind It rky tIIIIiI-ra t uts amidst it is II \ydl‘tt ptlIr a direttor lotie' I pisiittt with it t‘llt pro \tlt'd Iip dtlltill and the need to that mat oneudaI turnout his thin It toi Ila. Illll illith spIIII III \llb\I‘II eat It and t-II-I'I horror an \I l \ .IIII‘II It I lit he to the point that the I 1m Ixords on the \ I‘.i\t rst II \ Ii! IhIIIIII It Is hints t IImmItIIIeIIt to at oid plIIIerslea st Is populattd llllllt'it .ii It IIIII rt tIIIr \IIlt‘ll iiig pretiittItbiliit tttlllt‘{\ II ttith deltll’s uho are triends IItIistIItttI‘ii'i uhtiis s-,I1Iit It'ttIIIti predi- IIIhIIIII in list“ and iIImIly oi the direttor. but tt’tI It our: ttlimtt .Iiitt tuniidish this sl\lt‘ oi t In» IIIII he an there Illt II lett tI ItiuII ,Itiii l‘lll\'\5IIIIII1‘I‘ ht‘ III“ III: at points tpartnularlt nu ongi/I- JIIsotI \Ienes pites tlom .IIII‘I M ii it. s! ltlll t'II stII d up .1IIltlil\t‘I]\III1I\'\ II [Wit 1, Iiniusiiip stint as "Edgy I‘AIItt'i\ IhII' sIIIIII'hiiIgr, I in te \titi arrit l sun It hIi' Is tat" IIIid tlI~ \\Ll1kl1dll\\td t iitiytltIIIilttsIIIIIltIt with; till III \Iitid II yIteue tear kris'Ii Hit It mt \tIt\irti Maga 'lti. \_\ the wt iii s t‘ Hm\I III III \ II('.tILIIl‘- \oun prohitaﬁt rta'irttl lit I1tl\IIIIIiIlI].\ s “III I: II in: It r lltln I‘III III! rLlIirIIIIIII I as It 111,, Iishtd st:J(ihlv l‘l ' 3 ll \ vu Iliissrd III I:

335(10- 2 Medium Z-Topping Pizzas For only $12.99 55000 campusdoo com l’\.L*Itt In- ~H ”\s - stxt ula' Dunn Hut nu" ”Inns—xx nun—cc

4 STUDENT LIFE SPORTC Senior Sports Editor J Andre' Barman 1’ soorts©studlife com MONDAY l OCIOEER 30. m j Volleyball Women’s Soccer wins moves to 28- 1 Team prepares new three iramvs and the UAA, earns NCAA berth man l1 l 111 :11, 111.5. 311 3111. for League Cham— \l11r11s1111 ended the man \\1 lb it kills incl s11\1n pionships next blocks \\I11l1 \p111111 r Iddcd oz. Fowler—Finn, m1d11a1 through the second 3k1||s and ll d1 gs. Both half. head coach \\end1 Dill- weekend 11.1111 and smith added 111 tallies game winner inger subbed her back into the digs lr11shinan setter \ icki 113171 Blood finished \\ith .13 as in double overtime Just after the substitution BY CARRIE IARKA sists 1111icl l’ SPORTS REPORTER FFo~1~|er linn took free kick Saturdm' s lIiirsl game BY ARDEN FARHI from the near sidel e that against Monmouth (ollege SPORTS REPORTER appeareetd ss to the The second-ranked l-lc-ars pr111ed n11 cl-iiiltsl lot the far Side But hanks to a stiff this p.1si l<11d and t,.11e11. as the Bears After getting off to a 2; eastiipard \iind. the ba ll found n In\ |' 111m casili 111 three games start in their first four games er corner of the goal to their last regular 13111:, ill-13.3)11) lin» It seemed doubtful that the glue Fottle r»Finn hr cl ntournamentl \I end ishingiuiih a team hitting Be ar."s 11 om e s soccer team tall) oi the match and put the ing their winning streak to percentage of. 779. the of \\'0 I ake run at the pla1 Bearssup '3r 0. 20 games. the Bears \OIIt'y l11ns1-11asle 1 Spencer's offs Thirteen ames ater. “l 11a st ng to cross it and ball team moved to 28-] on Il kills \\hile Smith add- dounbt e.The Bears are the \11nd helped it go In.“ said the season. ed eight and iunior Kathy going tothepostseason. Fowler»Finn. whose t11ooagoals‘ A balanced offense and 1 added seten. Spen \\' itth wins o\er conference uere hereighth and ninth of defense gave the Bears iadded 13 digs to opponents Brandeis Uni1‘ersit1c‘ the se the win over llnitersit1d of her oilensive output lt1a1 a balmy 70 degrees Wisconsin -Sto 1 final match of the for Sundsay5 game tersus N1 ll. Junior Emilie uWalk IaIIlLCI iteekend 11a 5 against No. but th eBears started cold In six kills in the first game ' age Colleeeg. Tak- the ﬁrst period]. “'1' only put whic tBhe won 3-0 19. ng the first set 3022 the b eNC.AA namem Dropping the second game IBears rallied to win the Se Cr Sundaay5 double overtime l“in chnilaOCokern'nearly put 17- 3.0 the Bears rallied to 0nd set 32 As Caarthage over NYUW sthe tea 131h the \iolets aheaid kthe 22nd take games three annd fou seemed poisedt 0 take the in a row. which broke the me min free kic mm-3 lmllmm‘l l mom ”I (SO-23.3016) bird set. the Bears weath» vious scchoollrecord for con- yardsout rattled off the cross- Sophomore N/cli/ Mamn battles fort/19 ball against NYU in Sunday's game. Our goals werethe same ered through three match seclutive victorries. as they have been all year points to \\inn35 3 cold and 1\indy condi» m r made eight saves Fonler-Finn after the gain ~focus'on doing the little he man Erin Albers tions on Friday night the he last one Ni U (6* for I'trltitea Violets in her ﬁrs ca- Jun Carrie Sear earned things better." said junior tallied six kills in the third 0-6) would get f0or the rest of oth wins in goaall. nstx con- Haleigh Spencer. “Whaat is me an inis e the game. including the two 0. the game went into ference games. Sear has al- going to take us to the next eight in the match

into the game fresh E 9‘ otertime SCSSIOI‘IS 113ng three lowed just one goal. Wlth Sun- level is perfecting those lit- cer again led the Bears \\ith byHHeld crossed a corner kick-E Dillinger 111a n't pleased 5 intthe first 0‘11‘ertime ses daay5 victory. her goazls-against tle things like better blo ck- 13 kills and digs. Morrison to the middle of the box. The with her team‘s effort in the sion. but agai nfailed to score. average dro petdo rball conttrol and added 13 kills \\hile Smith ball was deflected to junior first alf. "The most insulting L. . . . Jami Four minutesinto the sec- Seaar credits her defense for added 12.1)cfensi1elyBom- Marin McCarthy. who blastedi ond Beaasr‘win- keeping tea off the ore- the match marito cole c1 digs the blasc f th cage to give we were getting outworked and ning streak and playoff hopes (3' ard. “It‘s mbinatiocn of 1\hile Alberls‘Cadded]10. Ihe Bea a»10 Ie ad The goal outplayed iin the first half]. We S tionF0werl the defense aplaying well and ash 11.1ill tratel to would prove to be theeamg ted slow and to me s11ered. She tookrea dribblea to each otheer are Pittsburgh this nee . winner. thaingshfor gra te."d er right and ' aerpray alot of de- eiight blocks while Spenr Wash. U. outshot Brandeis he second half. the Bears of a shotifrom 31:3Hd out. "-Y cer collected]11 kills. eight Zin the first period and 16-3 came out with palpable intenssi- Kramer could ha rdlya react as nor a tie against NYU digs. and four blocks. Soph- fdr t e gam (1, winning ma the loo the ball sailed out of her reach 'ouId lhave given WU a posost» omore Au ra Jana ' delu- Minutes einto the second balls they had Inost0intthe firsset and into the far side corner of season berth. The Red and ered 21 assists. fi\e seruce . senio MeeghanMarie periodand ingttaheb II on ay the University aces a gs irst round. their side of the field for most The ore ignited a boistee-r of Chicago next Satu rdaay at defense. s 10 libero h ears are looking to re- otf minute perio0d. ous celebration foor the em-1ly Teh game could detter Bomma no t llied 18 digs claim the title from Emory they couldn't find the cro11 ned UAAA champions. The mineewhether teh Bears host and sophomore Alli Alberts “ho snapped \‘\U s 16* year raf b owler-Finn had a chance to Bea s‘ benchs med on nN(AA regional game in two added Ins reak last season h 0goalkeeper Betsey buruyNYU intthe 78th minute. erfielpd.allsurrounding the se- “(‘8 S “Thaltl is what is so great title tririll guarantee a spot Medow to the nears epost. but her left-footed shot from nior ca "It's good to have a galame In I c AA tournament. Buts e1v‘ltouldntstopthere point-blank range was tipped 'Thapt the kind of goal like [N1 U] going intoWthe tour- “ ' ' to After Fowler-Finn ca off over the crossbar by NYU goalr that I‘ ll remember for the rest nameent." sai r-.Finn 11in the conference. but we the field for a quick breeather ie Rebekah Kramer. of my life." said an exuberant “Next week is all about pride. knoi1‘it110n't be txithout hard 11ork" said Spencer. “ nference is on e of that the opposing the best \olleyball confer- D ences in Di\ision Ill The from don t expect it to be a cake Illinois “D‘ould 11alk. \te knoiv1vhat we Men’s Soccer upsets NYII, not go do easily. rope needtto focus on annd1vhat ping the firsnt game (28 301. 11e need to get better at in the Bears rallied be hind “in conferrence. sophomore Nikki Morrison That 1\ill be our focus this 5 d Spencer. taking the m defeats Brandeis 3-0 oz. Team in strong Francis Field with a win. In the second oviertlme.-Ryu position heading go—know for powerfruI thronins—launched a thrrow Racanelli’s into final weekend nrmfo aobut 30 yards out tsideline.A New Vow/L 9% PW, of play BY ANDREI HERMAN SENIOR SPORTS EDITOR own goal. givi Believe the hy.pe folks. The Wacshirnngton University men‘s is foor eal he w s a h ge win. We've Bears rkept their leagueechampi- had a lot of bad luck at home onship and NCAA toournament this year. So it was nice to have hopes alive over the Meekerid some luck to go the ot er way. 111thaapair of huge league vic- It was huge in terms of solidi- NEW YORK CITY 11111.11. tories including a thrillinng fying our case for an at Ia doublerovertime 11in Suunday bid [to the NCAA tournament].' against league-leading sai ner. 20th-ranked NYU on Francis With the win, Wash. U. set up Field. a crucial season finale against The Red and Green thor- the University of chilcagoonext ougth dominated Brandeis 3- 0 LIONEL SUMMARIISIUDEIIILIt! Sat urdaayaat Franncis Field. The on I iad) before a cold but row- .‘w... defeated * ‘“ D ‘ and New York U”!nIi/ers/ty Bear nter t seas ’s dy ‘ lasing With this weekend at home. we kend entrenched in a multi- rs team-leading said Hengel sixth goalof the season Fre Frcshman John SmelcerOand The FASTEST Way To Enjoy man_lohn Hengel added the sophomore Ryan k’ se nce teams third and final goal in again combined Sfmorraushutout New York City From Wash. U! the 1nd1 minute on a shotfmm 111 Th1is 1‘sa elcer‘s 521‘» ter. the Bears 201ararsd out. th shutout of the season and UAA title outright. I NYUwen Brandeis Coach Mike Coven Zennnr.e the team co- captain. k'ruses fourth. to salvage e1en a tie. however New Extended Hours! Now Open Until 10 PM “Theyplay \ery attract'ne soc- lavished praies on the rookie playccl Friday‘5 Wash U‘stposseason predica— Mon-Thurs! Delivery Available! c goal»scorer. “He's really assert— ment would beNentirely in tilt opomh R111 ed himse i this year. He gets hands of teh selection scosrlelde anoearly 1:01:11“in the 26th better e\ery game. He neverlos- committee. Still. Zenneriscon- For REAL Authentic New York Style. HOME MADE an incredible shot es the ballSHies a really smart susta n \\a fiden thata as.h next Pizza Made To Order With The Freshest from~10oynards ' p a) er."neh teh llniiersitt of Rochester[\\O weekend——ruegarmdleessof all oth- Ingredientsand Cheeses, Then Brick Oven Baked To Zenner added an “\te eeda[lol play e1ery game \\eeksago would goal int e315t minute 0 o a like itnis a Clygoff me \\'e Sunday's matchAup against Peertection, It’s Gotta Be Racanelli’s! beautiful centering passrfi'mo \'ere able topl othigs again the leaguerleading \iolets of sophomore Eric Hill. The score Brandeis and here successful." COUPON! m the Receive 52.00 off 11:.11v s.tart Adefensue struggle from mom Kate Friederich the getvgo. (shot the suf Bearrs b\ 3 Int) -to argin \ery strong p0 Hair Designer and Colorist 1+7 Bu I Smc-Icer proted tough ngoal once again repeatedly denyinI .\\'l 11h11h ent eerd $10 to” thegame undefeated in league

Any Service "1 MC -6655 Delmar Most may mean dAfter a scoreless 90 minutes (314)727-7227 curd: ncepled 3’1“ ofi'legu ation plaitthe teams en-

mnpay 13me terced the first oi 11 hat 111 uld be IEMSE - 12 S. Euclid 2514SCBrentwood Blvd the owrtime sessions\either (314)357--7366 44436926 ‘91 83m yiihnng can happen in 511319 Bend 11 tied c 7B@y . om this cnonierence. Sowe redeﬁ- (31‘W1‘1 1 1 Now Under the Instruction ofJonathan Bell nitely still going for the title.‘ Addmanal reporting Women's Cuts $35 Men's Cuts $25 \\L would have “alked oil of Trisha Wolf

MONDAY l OCTOBER 30, 2006 Senior Forum Editor / Daniel Mistein / [email protected] STUDENT LIFE 1 FORUM 5 Our daily Forum editors: W" " “l“ E ' FridayllessCroner

TueIIsure t Iat Iihmi inn west columns should be e--maIled to the nextissues editor or0lorrwarded to forum@studlife com by no later than 5 p. m twoIdays before publication Late pieces will be evaluated on a casebycase has

, IUI yUuI wiisiueiaiiuii. STAFF EDITORIAL The importance Upperclassmen need to eat too! of teaching

BY JEROME BAUER competitiie job market, but ithere's anything dis- and keeping places on the people hanging out in the time may not be as proot-fi 0P»ED SUBMISSION neglcctstrimcntiont1th hcrczit 40, like Bear Mart and Bear‘s Village and that hungrier ableeas other times berecause WashingtonUnivversiiy much of

at Den, open respectively students want frood aftter itisntahispghruh io,d the real iitirkIs done by yearto

2:— wit! until the early hours of 1 p.m. Sunday tough Thurs there are athletes whoreally eacl iyith InIchsI the article year contract lectturers \\ho are day. If the midnighttrush at souh Id be ble to eat a solid 1 mb-er sumga fngoryears yy lnih ear's Den is any indication, ' breakfast before they go to on Job securitygand no real career practice mand thin eramintedona there remain Chan Not only is breakfast “the udentcreoprter,Jos a pretext, especially if that could make eWatingsmore the Universitty an ost im otf be Goebel, but cleearly reflecting the theymtry to stan for convenient for stutuedu asset to students who live on Universitys ofyicw. lhis selves. This is immoral and The ﬁrst of these changes the North Side ofc mup was most robably intended as shouldbe Illegal The academic irregular times. Eating the itseemsespecial mporr- a responsfto0“Students Protest y'Ihccar- third meal of the daay later drt The Unniversity should Removal of Lectu at night is a regularo u-r the Village. Though Villlage provvideesome am- the sam rence ando rtitintesClcttnch housing was originally made pus wherwe attjhletese andCany- 1 those incapable of rel etiIt falls in between classes and up largely o marrie ad e else thappen Students " Sep ther in a n hi rarchical way graduate student housing— to be up awta ormal hour on one ofrthe affected Lecturers I Many of sf omewhere 1n iddle population with a potential-a of the night is extremely the weekertdscan eat break» end esearch F ly ad In f the after 0 . For some ly slightly more normal eat- inconvenient (not toomen- fastTThough providingrsome istrators are politi:csians of the students this isn’t only a ing period—it has become tion cold) and1 seems food options in them ning worrst sort: theerto who could ome to moreanrnd keeping the Village food is important becauseusome never get elected eAt least we f rc phenomenon that undergraduate studesnts venue open later would sentud do have weekend \ote out of power politicians m througo teheeay only benefit Wash. U. While lives that begin befor who don’t tell the trutohrkee Particularly thissysear, as a providing studentts who live Iunch,it‘s unde rsta their campaign promises. In result of the University'3 fall 11 the North Side an option that the University hasbleeen ted our universities, no such cchcsk housing crunch, the Vi llaage for eating on campus late at hesitant to do so. Exxtrtendimg The ecturer’sPolicy.an exist.tmN\erttehless those whose houses a significcant number i ght and in the afternoon posimtionnof senior lecturer, is true vocation is teaching persist of undergraduates who keep isngcriitical to many students, rted, nor isheepos- in, but nottof, this cutttthroa ules of students byhaving the same hours as those liv- opening Bear5 Den or Bea s1btltyof0earnin tenure for environment. Danforth Campus ing on the South 40 The in- Mart earlier in the morning college teaching, until recently ur students need heroes. options like Subway rWhis ﬁltration of undergraduates would help otther students. cticed by sevveralttopratIed mentorswho set a worthy examr pers open into the afternoon into the Village means more Though being open at this afld eat it tooipast 8 p m schools (6egThe University of etwo of mine First Chicago Washinngton University thee lateDay lcl l—Iadas of\Wash- in St.l.isou1s) ington University, who never teh published anyhitng but bescame importance of the Ph.D. degree a tu ll profeessor herefor and notes that this in dedication to college teaching. from ' Professor Hadas refused ceh A DMITRI JACKSON I EDITORIAL CARTOON mot,herapy lest itinterfere with pline,IIrtdology, reqmres much histeaching, and died halfway more time \aIucIUA' four toosix years after colleg mation.SSecond Herman Sinaiko graduation would usually ingot be of the University of Chiccao,g tgaken seriously because it Ilakes whomresignetie-dfrom a powerful uch Iongre hacieve bas sitl n DON'T SToPNOW,MANI, commpetence in0the necessary es. Even so, un m -I .—

GLémoN 011’s Monroe! 0: 'n: disciplines to ReclaimingD" the anon consists KEEP PUMPIN’EM finish their dissertationsto of essays obyiously based on soonleadinginevitably to spuri- many years of class notes, ous, ideoloogically driveniwork, Iask all Washington UnilverA for thesakeo success. oing likewise Are your joosb The Ph.D even an honest really necessa ? Do we really one is not strictly necessa of tehetmos distinguished

riculum and join us in'teaching. You would be happier Shils, H arri ml and students would bene f1 MortimerAdHler). A doctoral pro- gretaer choice. Ietts abolish Dram techoellege, than indoctrination or syco- to eliminate pettyuturf wars. Lets give the collccgc greater autonomy and grant tenure for good teaching and mentorship. political skills. But any lecturer Let's kee unfit Ieachers out of ohas successfully performed our classrooms, let them stay in the duties of classroom teach» the library or laboratory Let 's ing andmentorship foor seven establish Washinngton.lilrteiyersity years, or ll years does not need alcadcrrin cooper edu ‘ tio Anpdleeas ,nobody:eyer pullrank on anybody els

mtgon IllniyersiotySare Jeerrime Bauer is 11 lecturer unlikely to admit is). in religious studies. HeL nbe The artticle defends tuheevalue reached via e--mail orilibauera M€§5AG€ DeRATéS of “short term" non-ten WustI‘I. eu.d nmdm/5

Halloween? More like Skank—o-ween

his is Halloween.. .trick and that odd concoction of makes sense,like a lingerie tooone side, mouth in a pout. mean I am a skank."‘ What re when Its not HIIIIImI I‘ It I III items that doesn‘t really make a‘lght withme;if action did you expect to get? It sayin don I Ihrmy \ Ills III II anything. This last category [rho ofasmuch is giving off mixed message5 fights or cry IIp pL' IIIIM UIl skin as possible. then at least who you are; m very clumsily strue your sexyplittle number admit it not that it is always accusrate, goet at here is that asanimiItoaiIrIspI-L ‘ The most ridiculous partof but if you truly are dre w at you wear Halloween or e‘s dccisionIIIo drc all of this‘is that r not, is a reﬂection of vgvohoSyou they:8“! as long Is IhL-y II ress in this manner are e then you have tobe eaas p l‘LThlS spect their decisions\\w”. Why. then, is itisuch the ﬁrst to get offended when prepared for a backlash.A whether youIke it orgnoel If So, here Is my suggI- sIIIIri: com som do, it was so aptly ointed out 5to pl Dress like a sktriII|,I\ IImI- for girls aroundeour fact,elook like a skank. If they meeby a guy friend, “Just like pw itth a LIL-yer IIIII‘ IIIr IhI age to are it all on really didn't care and that was nyou run up to pfor copslume IhaI I lllLlII\ mtikis thisghoulish occa- ith avy tcsh' hat and senseLland\yt‘iil' Ir \\ II I prid Chelsea Murphy cllaims nicked \\itch 0a. Just ruul IrhI Is no pout- 8|lt7is an interesst of the iyest, I hate a because I‘ein dressed lioke a cop, offyour shoulders, you might InngI Ifllzlppy Hallow I n’ his trend: E\ery year as “I: get problem. scantily clad girls get anrgy doesn'tm ';you want to rethink a couple of older. more and more g1Irls put Weaare all smart girls here an pic ghts, thrrowing their shouldn‘teexpect aSgirl who is thinns.g ’Uielseu I'y u IIIIIIIIr III Ihv on less and less clothingand aI “ash U. At least ifyoou are one side, stickin barely dressedto say, ‘Whoa I‘m not say ingl hate anyone 11.0] \rt and t, Im'um call ltaaoloueencooust got ngto“earnoolhinncg. woah woha,justbeecause I am who dresses promiscuously,l Editor.ISIL‘L 1m be run hUtI ivu They are French maids, pi\ies up with something that atleast cocking their pigtalled heads dressed like asskank doesn‘ I have friends \\ ho do so, eyen u mull oil forum a \IULHIII’J Iim.

YOUR VOICE: LETTERS AND GUEST COLUMNS OUR VOICE: EDITORIAL BOARD OUR WEB POLICY MI; I I“ to. 42s. undvy a L r43 ., _.u L AA. u'ewnwn‘ 0nrice an article has been published on www studlifecom. our Web SIIE. It from readers. sus of the editorial boardThe editorial board operates indepen— will remain there permanently. We do not remove articles from theor: nor lgttustome Editor News (314) 9355995 de' ”0”the m doowe rrneoveautiiors' names from articles already published on the Web Wings 4 unless an agreement was reached prior to July 1 200‘.) glam M0 $51k? Lax(3114339de 5W '" 0339*Sarah Kliff Senior Photo Editor; Dav Id Brody Assooat Seruor Forum Editor. Daniel MilsteIn Why do we do this7 Because Google and other searrh engInes rache our dz“ Managing Editors. David Tabor iustrn on a regularrbasis Ourthought IsthIs once an afllCIE has b».er mislvmﬁcation ShioaitLIteresavestnengmtaeditallletteistu Fgunngwwesssea MurphyN3Jill published online Its too late Iotake back It Is irrevocably pan of the DIJiillC Senior News Editor: Mandy Silver Stmrninger As such removmg an article from our SIIE would ser II: no punpose aluh'wguateoum

5' r, - - :,—,- 4m; ‘ - at r~ vow?» 3:735:23: mg The Fast and the I! On Sat-tree; 205.5 mam bar team: Tow " the trac’v tr sea? of a mnemg rlrjr; through Forest Pare My atom The ride: were a ‘ bll crazy , range; from Superman to the Popemoblle, , i from a cell phone .2 On wheels to a giant ,. , shoe—and the track ”mm ,. a bit dangerous. . w“ but the competltors were enthUSIastlc and ready to race.

TOP LEFT: Al Brody dnves Jack Has Left the Box down the course

MIDDLE LEFT: Steven Lewrs of Team Kryptobox noes the man at steel after Wlp/ng out eany on 1/7 the race and gettlng back on track. LEFT.- The Cod»5ac Express and Syberg's became entangled nght ofl the ramp, Both dnvers walked away from the crash unscathed.

RIGHT: The W-Wlng Fighter. DI- loted by Jason Wehmeler. veers out of control shortly after take off BOTTOM: Kat Mc/Vulty pilots Fast Food around the Carnage Corne/ en route to ﬁrst place honors Comhollo follows 117 hot pursutt and took away

1M "F‘i'm “MN «ri the ther overall pnze

MONDAY 1 OCTOBER 30. 2006 SlUDENi LIFE l CLASSIFIEDS 7 CLASSIFIEDS

FREE Classifieds Line Ad Rates Placing Your Ad Deadﬂnes

In order to be published, all Classified ads are free to students, Rates listed below are for http://www.studlife.com ads must be placed and paid taculty and staff for personal use. businesses or individuals not For the fastest and easiest service, place and pay for for by: affiliated with WU. your ad online! To place your FREE 25—word Mon. edition: 2 pm Thurs. Click on the "Classifieds" link on our website to get ad, simply email us from your 1-5 issues: 50¢ per word, per issue Wed. edition: 2 pm Mon. WU email account. startedl 6-9 issues: 40¢ per word, per issue Fri. edition: 2 pm Tues. 10+ issues: 30¢ per word, per issue Email: [email protected] Don’t forget to include a contact number so we can con» Payment Classifications Terms & Conditions firm pricing & payment! All classified ads must be pre- Help Wanted Wanted There is a 15»word minimum charge on all aid prioratoohfirst insertio by classified ads. credit card,c her personal check. For Rem Services The first three words Phone: 314.935.6713 (max. one line) are Checks shoulad be made payable to Roommates Tickets bold and capitalited. All ads will appear on Prefer to speak with someone? Call us to place your ad WU Student Media. Inc. Sublet Travel udlitecom at no additional charge. by credit card! Real Estate Spring Break Please check your ad carefully on the first claay of publication and notify Studenlule of any For Sale Lost & Found errors WewI only be responsibleeeforth first Fax: 314.935.5938 Automotive Personals days incorrect insertion Don’t forget to include a contact number so we can con- firm pricing & payment!

TUTOR WANTED: FIRST CLAYTON. U. CITY INTERNATIONAL GRAD year Che Ical Engineering LOOP, CWE. eautiful STUDENT seeks roommate. undergradu'tatestuidentseeks studios (includes utilities), artment Physics and Chem s.rytutor 1 e roo ms. uie' t available for sublease/rent. ’ Must be able eteor mee Sc olarship : bluildings. $425-$795. Call 15tfloor, quiet, $690 + ut opportunities. experi in-ggradu 725-57 7. ties lemons, ail Forget to grab ence necessary. Call 314 ate stuedent praefeerJed butnot "TALZS dmunngt ng@ artsci.wust|. 9977873 negottiable. edu Available N W EARN $800-$3200 a month rCeallu(r713) 520a1508 or (314) an edition oi ads placed on them WING ZONE: AMERICA'S www.AdDriveTeam.com. FEMALE TUTOR FOR an 8- year—old girlin Clayton. Help Sludlife dooing homewor +hou TUTORING SERVICE: OF- 1- 2 hoours/day, sharedby 2—3 FERING help in math and tutors. Expenence with kids physics. Contact Yaotian Fu welcomed lease email at 569-0715. h.D. from en.@wulawwustl. eduoor Princeton. Available any lccall314-725— 0506. time. 8600 Delmar. $50/ hr. MAD SCIENCE INSTRUC- TORS: Enthusiastic instruc» tors nee e teach viewilol gan-ays-time (after school, 1 to .wee , un, 3-BEDOOM/1~BATHROOM HOUSE located 5 FOR the best www.5tudiife.com from WashU camp s'years Spring

(0 NWin portetion. $25.00 at lisapelcovitrs@0wus:LIeedu Break destinations! 1-800» or ourrclass Call 314 - ances. 2.7677_;r garage. 314» it int reosted 'n segreene©artsci. wustl [64874849 5 s ravel.com. . 000 8624001. ormationl u Ask about group disounts!

ﬂ Multitask, complete this crossword on the stationary bike ’\ rent. Enjoy 3 Days Guest Access WESéBR/DGLE 'RESUIUIGR: may apply Must be local new age is am over mm mm mm In One can per perm Fm 11m: mg m. Pass “we: tiﬂvembe' so 100i: 9:006 Wellhlidge 314.746.1500 7520 ronyin Boulevard, clmun —_ buy. ‘ , Crossword ACROSS 1 Comic sketch

sell. 15 Dam- building 9D 16 Golden years 17 Mike and ("99 19 Streetcar name free. 2OP ttsurburgh dder 21 Muscle spasm 22 Sleep letters 23 Type of IRA 2 Bird or foot ender 26 Lawyers’ grp. 29 First part of a ray classifieds 30 Cirque du Soleil 314.935.6713 0 ' nnm 37 Take down a 38 Operatic song WED-SAT © 2006 Tribune Mdedlﬁ Services. Inc WW All rights reserv I VAPOR BAR OVEN DAiLY 6 Succeed at Solutions ropping 3313) 7 Mil, installation Email?-WNW.€121 8 Cancer, Aries. et S 3 51 Decade divs al I EIIEII Orrestes sister II III IEH 10 Clanssmeds I E

4 8 1 mummm 12 Shrerk for one 77 __77 77 7 7 7 7 7 777 7 Complete the grid 59 each row column and 3-D - 59 Go on a Spree 13 Sw 63 Mother‘shelper 18H , nHl 3 2 6 9 S”S2;22Sigiéiiifﬂifﬁ305?"735.?" 65 R0cocky biter 21 TV guide abbr 66 Prrrepaes 25 White House 67 Falsehood are I act 5 Solution to Fridays puz Ie

68 Zrlcn 26 Loose-Jawed 6 3 5 2 4 8 7 9 3 1 6 5 69 Apparel 27 uncovers ,. e 517268493 'so 28 Not quite right 71 Comic Laurel 31 Toss back and 417__973_5777639451782 forth DOWN 32 "LoudGrant" star ’ ‘ 1 8 6 9 8 1 6 2 5 3 7 4 1 Uses a S nger 33 Re 2 Tw "s r”drier 7 5 2 9 3 4 6 1 8 35 Fe‘lodw seamen i ”‘33 30 Tm y‘ 79 3 6 4 1 8 7 2 5 9 UI'CBGCES Er 8- >64 7 17387479526 KeEv . , » - 8 2 5 3 1 6 9 4 7 9 8 3 4 9 6 5 7 2 8 3 1

hoot-om cannon. Enmmmmmmnfmkn'mglm : guA new. u»: .5- : ya9:.x'ataua: 54/ a.

EL": L t World Champion An emotional end to a thrilling post—season ride for Cardinals fans

It means the world. It's my ﬁrst World Series ever. I worked -thcent Reid, 27 the party room. South St. Louis Whitey Herzog was here yesterday. Bob Gibson. Lou Brook, It means everything. Stan Musial. Tommy It’s been a long time Lasorda. It's been an coming. i was ﬁve awesome week. years old when they won in ‘82. 4181111 Everyone’s out here Cardinals employee having fun, enjoying themselves. We have This is the most the best baseball proud I’ve ever been fans in the country. to be a Cardinals fan. -James Jones, 31 -Matt Foenttan West County Wash. U. freshman

Class, Class It’s great to be here. hospitable, inviting. We love Wash. U. too. After the loss, people -Mike Farmer, 51 were shaking my hand...When I went Springfield, III. to the road game in the Bronx, I got beer This is pretty sweet. poured on me. You It’s the first time I’ve come to expect that cared about baseball. in New York. -Mike -Hy Safran, 22 Wash. U. freshman Jerusalem, lsrael BND' ‘u‘LtK I‘I Ernie Mil/er sumo/ted by (t R) Aamn Johnson Bobby Webb and Brian Mil/1km celebrates the Cardinals Victory over the figEIs outsrde Busch Stadium on Fnday, Oct 22

IVMDREIBERMAN la ck Rtiseiitrnns. .1 fresh nl'\\ Bust h. dinals. hemlme St Louis. lhis Ill remt mber the errors ttim \ntl t1lt-l1ratt Ilit) did [he SENIORSPORTSEDITOR than from t1r1-exiii 11h. Conn. “the p111ple are more:civil, 18 come true,‘ said mitttd tn tiur pitcher an ill atmosphtr 1 in .111111 rtitsdier ht \ppt‘d tin tlit 111st .11 ailable (asitr 111 de .11]\itmoh, ac— .Mike. “'ltsnellistirth skipping remember the lans til St Lou .is tht- night tittittnssed. but St. Louistsas at its best ll’l' Mttr 11111.1111 \\llll .1 iiunilitt til ttptaable (ll 111151th6:esaid schot 1.1" a de 11 Nic . as the is, he said as a (a rdinal tan it-u itit itlt lll‘i 1111111 tepurted day night. lritndsaitd ht idt-ti dtiitnttittn Dan timer. {1. a licensed pair shared alau h. came over 111 shat. his hand and the .11 1 .1111 lr1iititill1us1h Dozens tit \\t1.sliinitttin ltit the titttiri telel1.1111111 \endtit 1il‘ til‘litial champion- H) 5a ran. a Detroit name in actintiliattirt gesture stadium hutl 11111st|i thiiiiittl University students jolllt'd though .1 Mets 1.111. Rll‘sl‘l‘l' ship nieithandise. who hails who no“ Ines in Israel and Ilit-sittnihtan1t1t1l the \l( 11ut I11 .' 111 .iiti thousands oi celebratory 51 emits Llltlrtl\[<‘rl/I‘Ll the" tar lrtim trait in. Mass.. noting graduated from Columbia l ni- ltll) tinthetiitiraleul thestimt- Justlitttiiitl\I11-113l1utiiititis Louisans in the streets til the tlllldl\ \1111 .is 11111/111 hmi itiiith better behaved the vault! in the sprm 1. tame to times denigrated and ditidt-tl ttsstatita 111 .11 al.111t tl’ Arch Cit: Ju .st mumel1r\11 r1 \.1 toms and 1111\\ Cardinal tans 11erelhanthose .Loub‘ for th “arid Series 111\ “as not Inst 1111 mam U tans (ldll'lll lll ll?" sttt-t'ts ytlti the h 1 ti Ca nails \\ on 111111 11n-1Ibr.~tttt 1111.11111 til his name Boston Red Sox and stayed uith a lriend “ho the p11st~gam11partiers tIit tiiusi1 1i: ‘wllt and other their lOIh \\\tirldrnChampion that [mes its baseball team," \1 en the\ Celebrated a World isalaw sttxient at “as .t.He Joseph .\it inne\. a 11.11 hip hop dlllsl’x standing lust ship on Friday we ng lit ..1id Series title 1.1111 years ago. came to America lg: the plat- remoted from his L'nd birth new 11. a 1.1;1 plating. litiunt' The penasiie el\tilieranee \\itl1ii1niititittstil.tlit1i\11111 Mike armtr. §l 3 Helen; offs an 1.11 ssed Mn 11- da {[1nd a liltltmi residunl til ”.11 (All .;,.,yi tilIlIH wimp» which \‘filltd the .strttts ntil t1. Cardinal \.1titin had 111 1.1111 Cardinals lati trtim Spring 33; gang in thepost-season the tin '5 stiuthkdiep, tit tht 11.13 .1 I a 1.11;” 1,111,”... an ‘ do“mo it St Itiuis has 111 ptirthusi (Illin 1 i.1.Iiiiiiti lielti ill sa tin nth just both homeandm 11in in its broader SUUOCUJ' (tnl\ ”N.ti11rit lit-\l'1rliaps ‘ ticeabh de\1iid11l\itilen11.innd titisliip 11n11 int >l. I11.1. .11111. spt :11111Ls1111111tIit :tadlum 111th He destrlbed the Card inal nomit perspettiie “'\\t.1re al )1\t1 r t iiiiiiiit-tl up lht l destrUttiu bthm 111i. kl'l1ll'd\' 11.111 1111ts11 1...1 his .‘I \1 rtild .st 1n\it L,astur Ians as 'hospilalfle, muting. celebrating lh 1 brings the lending» 111 I111 thudsatitls in I teristies \\ 11h li.t\e plagued .s 1111.”. ‘ s 1t 1:.\ dent 11 fireart; tte lnixersity \\arm. ruofilo-U9peegpl communiti together. the1ii\ st llllJlSdlidl)-'\itlldv\llli\\fi‘f‘f $01110 tities .tttet 1li1lltlplllii .itis 1111k :11 1 1: .t 1-] in Mll\\1'1UL:‘€Uultti had com bane beenreal support“: Its together, the state merit-1! trivbrutttw 111' W11 Birth 1'1"! ship tittnties itit 11111 h11s1hst.1di.itiis \tdn tti ionn to 111m his father for been a greatenWV]mm; W rt u Itbtdtmg blu' Hilt- Fans young and tiId. lilatl. \lusial statut 0111 111.111 .sttiod Game 3. Smt‘ the air 5;aid Sahga'n rhho addedth Jim \lurpln a tilt ;){Ill1 1- “ll.1s is l\"(\b0d) and white. and ['th and ptitit tin tlit ll.1tl11 1:1 til .1 Lli1\ rtilet spoke reflecthels on tAhat the What he was hdghmgtM’TI- olhtet til it \1ars and St Ime tht '11... ' exchanged hugs .ttttin high A\ .1Ientlit pl1lsll|\ tru1k hold 111nmeant lot in gem play the \inked: ll WW Lou1 “all“: field IM' ‘0'“ thees. blartd tat hti .111mi 111,; .1 sign 112th th. ittitds 'll "This \\orld Series means \ctK the fans there wured ol peuple “doing lhlllAfi rrull‘i Udt'itmu/ npnrtinq by danced iii the streelt.s ndlld. \tiu rebuild ll tt1.1\ 111II 1111111‘.‘ to me the most berause I got beer on him. destr uttiu Ur .11111 ,1; an LI .1 km.)..l Ill lsurroundiii1;; bars until dtep .1 relerent 11 1.1 the 111111 1111111115 to share lIMlth my son. This is ‘l' \e really been blmsn lit\;1ble nuisanu ’ l i s .11.u.d tshe\t i.tiu1.snight in the inaugural s1.1s1111. 111 the super .spetial \11 line the Lat-311211,. From the “orld Series. be pt‘trliil’t'd it, It-lcbrsll;

._ 51:2. Jr: /