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WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 12, 2005 MIRROR. UNCO.EOU VOLUME 88, NUMBER 54 The news Norton forms special committee
in brief IAN ST. CLAIR The commiuee will examine how faculty and other governance bod NEW [email protected] to make compensation 0.101"e fair ies to discuss compe nsation a nd a nd beller defined , sh e said. establish a nother committee. I n a special m eeting o f the The U N e human reso ul'ces "Bu t we need to take a look at Board of Trustees o n Mo nday, departme nt will a id in lhe selec the past before we can move ah ead UNC Preside n t Kay Non o n tion o f the committee me mbers. to the future." MiNOM.lNE announced sh e would o rganize II T h e committee wi ll be made up The committee is being created • SWint .... • ...ac campus-wide commitlce that will of no morc than 20 peo p le and no in response to th e ne ws t hat nine New y __.... , .... Kay Norton look in to h ow and wh y e mployees less than nine , UNe administrators. including is calling on the are given special compensation. ;'1 am calling upon th e c..'l.IllPUS Norton, received bonuses totaling A 2()..ycar--old Ea.'iu;rn campus to be part T he commiucc, according to community to be involved in t he 103,000 in June. Mi chigan University student of the compensa Norto n, will present their findings discussion," Norton said during the died over !he New Year's week· tion discussion. to hcr by the e nd of th is semester, meeting. "We'll be meeting wilh the See Committee, Page 3 end, following what was dcscrib(:d as hours of drinking at a frJ.lemilY party. SRC looks to fill Bears stifle Longwood WiU1t:S.~5 told polict: that Keith Cholette of TariQ'· beg-.to drinking ill the Sigma Tau Gamma fr.:Ilcrnity house abolll another position 3 p.llI. Dec. 31, and also con· :>umed 'i01Il<; pills thought to be ANDY ROSENTHAL council will fill the position Illore CCSl,.l.<,y, said gt.John Minn'Y of N EWS@M I RKOK.UNCO.£DU quickly tlli5 time around. the Ypsilanti Police "The reason it wCllt so muddy Deparuncnl. For the second lime during last time was because people· the school year, the Student were trying to instill a differcnt Re presentative Council will process," Nash said . "Most pe~ attempt to fill a vicc presidential pic came to th e reali7.ation tl1at position today, til is is the process that we have The position W"J.S opened up right now in pl ace. I'm going to follOwi ng the Dec. 9 resignation stick with the same process, SRC of Jon Dclk, who served as the hasn't had time to look in to • ,.,.tllon to vice president of unjversilY rela fo rming a new process fO l' hiring. f ...... b' ...._ tions. Vl"s." According to the Applications became ava ilable Matt L,1ng, who I'eplaced Hollywood Reponer, Mondty and Chad Nash, who Villalon as tlle vice president for Saturday's Slar·studdcd se rves as the council's vice presi. academic afTai rs, said he is COIl telethon to raise money for dent fo r student afTairs, :said he ccm cd that personal politics will tsunami victims will feature has seen a lot of interest in the playa role when it come] time for some preny big bold·faced position. the council to Vote on the candi names. including "They were put out Monday dates, Madonna, Mary .I, Illigc, and so fur five have aln!ady gone "It's ahY'dYS a concern," Lang Diana Ro~:s, Gloria Estefan, out," Nash said. "That's prlmy said. Min any political realm that Tom JOIICS, John Mayer, good considering it was the first is going to be a worry." Eric Clapton and M .... oon day." Donny Hoyt:. vice president 5, all of whom will perform James Villalon, who served as for legislative affair.>. said he during the NBC special, the vice presidenl for academic believes lhe council will come "Tsunami Aid: A Concert arfail,:!, resigned Sept. 30. It took together to make a decision in unior Erik Olson _ for an open pass against. LongWood of H ope." the council more than a month the best interest of the s(uden l$. Uni.OI5tty player Monday night at Butler-Hancock Ha.. The - Knight JUdi/no to replace Villalon. JBears won 99-91. SEE STORY, PAGE 11.. Nash said he is confident th e See Council, Page 3 2 THE M IRROR C AM P US N EWS MONDAY, JANUARY 12, 2005 • Coi.tact Us Clubs compete In bowl If you hm'c a nc:.... vs tip. stOI")' idea, commenl or cor: KATIE LINNEHAN The Phi Sigma Pi team of !'celio n, Comail us at N ..: WS @ l\I I RROR , UNCO.";IJU Ha nna h Wi lks, Moll )' Burich, [email protected] or I... , uren Moore and Karl WY WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2005 ' CAMPUS NEWS THE MlRROR 3 Council prepares for hire College dropout invited to Council from Page 1 and we know what we 1l(.'cd to do to fixiL" '" think the council has learned SRC wi ll form a hiring commit from that past mislakes and this par tl.'f!, which wi U then interview candi speak at Stanford graduation ticular positio n will be approached dates once applications have been with more matUl;Ly lh:m we have ;wailable lo r 14 days. Applications KIM VO who co-founded Apple Computer - they strugglt.:d a bit LO list j obs' done in the past," he said. "We can. bt: picked up QulSidc the SRC KNlel'I T R I DDER and Pixar, It's assumed J obs won't conncctions. kn ow what we have done wrong, office in the Uc. w(,:a1' his tradclll o 0 0 7 i l Ive In Central Campus HOUSing. &i • Close to Carter Hall or Gunter Hall? ~ Be on time for your 8:00 a.m. " West Campus classesl i Take the Boomerang Shuttle! ,• F1ISI bull_ Gunter HoIl atb42 all\. and goes dllllCtlyu> Ca,...,I.... Ha n. lnOMfar,aurdolSlil i Continuous service runs about _ry 7-10 minutes between • West ind Central Campuses Wl!lll!kdilys. It's ,J simp Ie -just hop on board. posted_Candelaria Hall and Gunll!r Ha ll bus stops. Venightl shuttle Info and exact times, call 3SD-9BUS 8:80 pm , Shutille 5e'Ma! pllNil!d by.6IIlm; UNC I'Irkftg _ .... CIty "'G".lor 'Il,u".Nit,l "_lIter '-""""1fU Need a smart,way to get to campus? VlIIt_IrII~pLII" "" ourlnantClrpoolllllldl1ng serva u.un ••• '" r ·-kd _Coo.oo.wo Spon$O,eod by The'~ For "-Educ.tlorl plus 0111 .. bus 1'OUIIt. bkyIcle ~1,o.,na1loIlIbrG," I ••nd ""''''" ") MId". 1Jn~ Proor.m CQuncll ...... w- ...... Ift...... __ • b'...... __ • Ie...... , , .. , , ., .. , , , ...... -- 4 THE MIRROR NEWS WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 12, 2005 Bi re a source for information Over 4,000 students lions to gel involved with. "The Spd ng Bi7.arre appeals lO know about here on campus." dr-dwings, coupon books handed expected to show up The f.-Urwill run from 10:00 a. m. slU dents because they don't need to Of all the (."Ve nts that UNC sets out, and freebie items passed o ut to 2:00 p.m. fe ci p ressured to buy anything," up fo r students throughout !.he aOl such as pens, highligillers and CAMERON MATHEWS More than 40 booths will be Corbin said. "TIle day is set up to be demic year, the Spdng Biza TTe c.'lndy to those who partake in Lh c NEWS@ MIR RO R. UNCO.£DV placed inside the UC promoting completely informational and no brings a wide m ixture of interests evenL org-.rnir.a. t..i ons includ ing the UNe selling will be involved." . Lhat gives !.he fa ir's tide its 'Bizarre' SlUdell ts Activities Program Organizers said they hope up to R{.'C rcali onal Center, Creek Life, "The Spring BizarTe is a way fOT contexL Coordinato r Jay Brooks said he 5,000 studen ts will au.end th e sixth local businesses incl uding The many cl ubs and se rvices to gain "TIle fail' holds a title tJlat repre hopes students wi ll take advantage a nnual Spring Bi7..arre today in the Mirror, and many other vendors exposure by putting thcmselves out sents extraOrdinary in appcarnncc", of the event as a way to get involved. lower level orille University Center. passing out infonnation and free there fo r students to interact wi Lh ,~ Schriner said. "Where else will you "The fair is put o n to get stu ~ Students wi ll have the opportunity bies to those who are interested. added Dce SchrineT, ad ministrative see a pizza booth sitting next to a dents invol\·ed as much as poss ibl e,~ (0 visil with UNe and Greeley rep C'lte Line Corbin, admin istrati\'e assislant faT Student Activi ties. "It's kar.ilc club, or a Mary Ka)' lady Brooks said. ""We want students to rt!SC! n tativcs to learn more aboUl assistant fo r Student Activi ties, said a way fo r students to get involved alTering facials next to the feel comfortable and well infonned various clu bs, organi7..ations, busi the pring Bi 7.arre trA.d itio na lly and ask questions from many stu Interfraternity Council booth ?" about the clubs taking place around nesses and non-profit o rgani1.a- attracts lhousands of students. dent se rvices that they may not There will be ra ndo m prize them o n campu~." Tight security set for inauguration FRANK DAVIES O ne in novation is a bomb- KNIGHT Rl l>D t: R jamming d e\·ice used in Iraq to foi l the deto nalion of explo WASH INGTON - The rirst sives. Army Maj . C e n. Gale n inauguration since the Sept. II , J ackman, in charge of coordi 200 1, attacks will lock down nating much of t h e secllrity, much of t he na tion's capital said bo mb squads, emergency with "un preced en ted security," Illedica l teams and even an Homeland Secu rit>' ecretary engi neerin g unit to deal with Tom Ridge announced Tuesday. collapsed build ings will be on An army of 6,OOO·plus police standby. o fricc rs. m ore lIm n 2,500 mili -This is th e celae .. of gravity tary person nel a nd Lhousands for Oll r cou n tr y," Jil ckman said. MElLY LAEHR I THE MIRROR o f Secret Se rvice and other "We do not underestimate QlIr NC students line up for breakfast to check out the new dining hall on West Campus agenLs from 60 age n Cies will enem ies." Uon Monday morning. employ the la test high-tech geal' Large swaths or down town a nd surveill ance LO proteCl the Wash ingtOn wi ll be closed to 55th inaugural o n Jan. 20. traflic, and parking garage use "Security will be lhe h ig hest and truck deliveries will be levels it has ever been for any tightly restricted. Two Metro WEPNESPAVI fHUlSPAVI inauguration," Ridge said. " We subway stations will be dosed will have 24·7 sur\'eill ance o f much of lhe day. key inaugural fa ci li ties. ~ The no-fly 'l o ne for private While he kne w uf n o specifi c p lanes will be extended to ;1 Giti~@[f@ lNW@[}u\t' thre:lls ttlrge Ling I}re side nt radius of 23 m iles from the Ilush 's second inaugural, Ridge city's center. • added that ·an inauguratioll is Many of the III:ljor law anc! "tht: most visible. manifestation lobbying firms along the parade of our democracy." mUle arc CUll ing back o n tradi 5 To protect the ~weal'ing - in Lional parti e~ b cc ~lu.se o f antici ceremony on the west side of pated problems for guests and the C:-tpitol and the parad e deliveries gellin g tlll·oug h • along Pe n ns)'lv WEDNESDAY,JANUARY 12,2005 EDITORS: HEATH URIE AND CHRIS MARCRESO THE MIRROR 5 2()()4.200S Mirror Staff Mirror Reflection Editor in Chief: Heath Ulie Open position leav__ for .dellts to ... Involved ..... f81r clIMe. to ...... nt UNC Mmmging Editor: a ll;~ Mm'(.hC$O News Editor: Ailely Rosenthal The Mirror has a wonde.rful new year's flips now thal the applications for the posi Furthennore, The Mirror encourages Assoc. News EdilOr: Ian St. Qair resolution. tion o f vice president for university rela tile council to select a candidate to fill Ul e Arts & Enfertainment F..ditor: Ke l~i See. we have this cljlZY idea that students tions is now open on the SRC. position based o n qualifications, and not Marun should actually get involved with their cam 1l1is is the chance many students have b..'lSCd 0 11 any eXU'acun;cular ties tile candi Ntil. Arts &: Entertainment Editor. pus. Clearly, lhis is someLhing we have been been waiting for. date may have. 111e only way for the coun ea..... '1k Belch er talking about for years. Whether it is going Students who do nOl like the w''J.Y stu cil to rep resent tile students is if the COUIl Sports Editor: Mike Fye to a Board of Trustees meeting, ~\lle ndin g a dent government was !'un during the first cil makes an attempt to. Atit. Sports Editor. J osh Student Representative Council meeting semester can actually do something about In order for the student government Henderson or showing up to President Kay Norton's iL By merely picking up an application, a to function properly, it takes tile effort of Photo Editor: Kelly Lachr office hours. we have always felt it is impor student is letting the council know they are both the counciJ and the student body. Asst. Photo Editor:Josh SchUlZ tant to make the students voices heard. interested in what is happening on this N o w is a chance for both to take some Copy Edito.ts: Brian Amstutz, Emily That's why llle Mirror is doing back campus. action . Du,. Web Editor. Chris March~ Mirror Refleclions are lhe opinion o/The Mirror 's edilorial hoa1'd: Cassie Btlcher, Emily Duu.$, Mike Fye, Josh Ht7l d""so", Chris Marchtso, Kelsi Marlin, Andy Ad. Manager: 7..ack Waoon RoS~lh (J 1, /tm Sf. Cluir and Hewh R. Urie. J..4l w know whal you lhink.' E-mail w at edlettnritm;rror.ul'lro.edu. A olte, inform and entertain the I!ditrJf@ Ea rly spring is a good time lO during a regular semester wo uld sler. com, careerbu ilder.com or students, slaff and faculty of dle minocunro.tdu start lookin g around a nd be really crazy, especiall y if you va ull.com and sec what your UNC community. At dle same exploring your o ptio ns. The were going to class full-time a nd o ptio ns a rc . lL will g ive you timc, .... 'C are striving to educate earlier you get in your applica working at the same time. A 10 1. some in.sight as to what you ourseivcs and learn the business tions, the better ch a nce you o f internships, if no t most, are want to be d oing afte r gradua- of jounlalism in a co l k"8~lc:...... 'S t's the begin n ing of a new have of getting a SpOt. Some unpaid and th a t is the o nl y tio n. P'lpcr environmenL semCSl(:r, a nd the heat is o n inte rnship programs o nl y ,.v: lecl. downe r. If yo u can find the time I hQpe stude nts take ad van again to pull a liI' grades up for a h andful o f people for the sum- to take a class or twO a t the same tage of an internship oppOrtu Student Media Co'1" «) 2004 the e nd o r the year. Those who mer, so you wa lll to lry a nd gel lime , fin ancial aid loans can be nity it can be inva luable. The Mirror is published are grad\ladng in May feel it the ahead of the crowd. a huge help. Experience and good grades every Monday, Wednesday and most to get in a ll the last credits Some students may no t want Another plus side to do ing bealS just good g rades a ny day. friday during dle academic yt:!lr they can squeeze ill. LO d o an internship and just a n inte rnship is h ow future You will fe e l more comfortable and on Wednesday during dle T h e beginning of me spring take the extra classes instead. I employers will look. at that. about what yo u can look for sununer by the Student Media semester is a great time to start thin k if you do th at whe n you Employers reall y like if you ward to, and what kind of posi- Co'1'. lt ~ printed by the C ...... ,Iey exploring in te rnship options. have an inte rnship o ppo rtunity already have some hands-on tions you arc interested in. Tribune. The first copy is free; Man y diffe re nt o pportunities is really m issing out on some experi e n ce, versus just good additional copies are 50 cents are out the re for students to get valuable experiences. J under grades. - Dyonna Costa i.f a jU1lior ca.ch and must be purchased hands o n exp eri en ce be fore stand during the summer yo u Granted. grades a rc impo r- spt!t!ch cQmmu1ljca t io'~s major and from The ~rror office. goi~g off in ~o the job market. want to go o ut and soak up the tant, but 0,;' ~ xp ~l i e n cc ll III II ,l/i'i'"fHy1fm"h 11111111111 1 , 11 11 ill 11I111 , LECTURE NOTES 6 THE MIRROR WEDNESDAY, J ANUARY l2, 2005 On this day••• Liberation of Paris - 1984 . Trivia An inlernational panel over '1 How m,my blocks of seeing the rC::SLOmtion o~ the • Slone were used to build Creat Pyramids in Egypt the Creal Pyramid? overcomes years of frus T he answer to this question can tratio n when it abandons be found al 111C O nline Mirror, modern C IlSlnIction techniques ill f.wor of the method employed by htip:l/mirror.unco.edu. the anciCnl Egyptians. Vc»u .Ar_ H_r_ Aaron Warner 2 Dudes By Aaron Warner IaRMllIG ~ /.JfT/$ fT'S 001 G"ASY AS • •• $UT YOU TIIING5 wu. ....,. 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DOWN 36 Prass 47 Hour Iractions 55 BoWe denizen 1 Females 37 Wildebeests 49 Gratuity 59 Cinema canine 2 Patriot Nathan :l8 "WI>y _ Thou 50 Sign up 61 Relinquish 3 lII III t., .... III" .,41 . ------_._-_._-- Find out why Echo's sushi . . A RTS & The Illterltatsmity CouncIl hosts restaurant Is worth checking recruitment tours at 6:30 p.m. out. E NTERTAINMENT Thursday In Columbine 'A' at the uc. W EDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2005 E DITOR' KELSI MARTIN THE MIRROR 7 935 E. Colfa x Ave.) Friday - to " Dim ~ bag" UNC Idol hits the stage agai 111. Gothic HEATHER UU.Y MORE INFO. 3263 s. A R T S@ M1KKOR. U N C O.I? D U Englewood • UNC Idol will begin at Katie Bainblidge and Nichole 8:30 p.m. tonight in the UC Saturday Patterson al'e the next hosts of ule Ballrooms. Planet Ol e newcst inSlaliment of UNC Idol. Defiance , U.'U.K .''I"av, Bainbridge, a senior j ournalis m we spend il on," aainblidge &'lid. Ve rona m,uor, ' ....a .... a UNC Idol contestant She said she would spend 1l1C last scmc:..os leT (she perfo rmed Vani ll ~ monL)' mi dmg and alcohol educa- Ice) and is anxious LO sec everyone tion. else perform lhis scmestcl: Heather McKill.ri ck, assistant 3317 E. Colfax Ave. , ~I am exci led LO be a host," she coordinalor for lhe Cclller for Peer said. Education, said s he hopes this ),ear's Saturday - Long Bainbridge and Pmter~O Il audio UNC Idol witl be bigger and beue.: Sh o n bus fcalllring tioned Sunday. and were selected "We try to improve every semes bers of Subli me , n<" ,o"'g Ollt of five applicant". le r," McKittrick said. Beach Dub 's .... s".t" p. "'We came in and did a slighlly The 3 "C'dgC UNC Idol has KELLY LAEHR L THE MI RROR Nu('kle sc ripted but mostly improv of around eight con tcst;ml$. NC students patiently wait In line at The Book Stop, 93116th' "Welcome to lhe Show" and were USt., to buy textbooks Tuesday night. Long lines at the begin asked if we had a million what wo uld See Host s, Page 10 ning of the semester oommonly plague the store. THE CeUN,.ny INN l'lIUI'1' AUnAN'1' Monday-Thursday 3-9 pm 8 oz. Sirloin Steak topped w / grilled onions $7.99 w /3 shrimp $10.99 Shrimp Dinner $5.99 all specials served with soup or salad & choke of potatoe and texas toast Wttre folks Laytn' out • sprOId at food )/00'''' _ ioYe...Country SI)IIeI 14· 'j H '~ l\vf ' f H.,J 1 • (l r/Jp i l ,y CO 19 /01 ~)J W; ~() I . . .~ , ~. ~. -. ~. ~. -, ~. ~, ~. . - .-,-,~,~. ~. -. -_ ~, =, ~,.~_-_~.-.~_~.. - . -, ~. ~. -, =_~_=.~.=,--_ .-, ~. ~. =,=_ -. _-.~.~.-r~ WEDNES DAY: JANUARY 12,2005 ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT THE MIRROR 9 Game works hard to regain former glory oth erwise YO li m ig ht. have to a badass. T he game was po pular, share the same fate as this weeks Lh al is until lhe seque l dropped. MA R T I N pick ~ Melal Gear Solid 3: Snake "Metal Cear Soli d 2: Sons of Eater... Ubcn( lost Lh e seri es fame as The yea r W~IS 1998 and fa st as it was found. T he plot was Konami released toO complicated a nd instead of "Metal Gear using Soli d Snake the creaLOrs Solid," a game opted for a slightly effeminate, lhal would l.Ul d super whiney, kid to replace define the him. od things never Pl aYSl3tio n . This brings us up to date with GSlaY hidden for N main the latest in the seri es being loa long. Ceeks pick e il araCLCf, released to li ttle fanfare. Of up o n hip hems Solid Snake, course, this isn't a ll because of befo re ever yo ne lllC player the cra ppy sequel; two other elsc, but il's only a was forced incredibly overmted games also maller of time to sneak were released at the same time. before good things a fO u n d . "Halo 2" and "G.ra nd T heft AULO: become popular. s nap Sa n Andreas" arc not worth the T he only prob necks p,·ai se they 've received. Whew, le m wi th be in g pop and I've wa nted to get that off my u lar is thal o nce gene r chest for a lo ng time. w~~r you're popular, you all y jUlil 2812 11th Aret ~ have to Slay po pular; act like See Solid, Page 16 $18.88 unli ...... it:..... no Enrollment fee off packages (Excludes $55 Highlights / Call for an appointment ~up ~NING • HAIR • NA I I • , 1 • -w _ ' _ ~~ ______,______.... __ ...... ______ 10 THE MIRROR ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 12, 2005 Hosts hope for good time. Resolutions varied, unique Ho sts from Page 7 )leer Educatio n is th e main spon SOl' for UNC Idol. MICAH SMIDT each )'car. I-Ie said he decided 10 make lhe resolu tio n "We usually have eight a night "They advocate healthy ARTS@MI RRQR.UNCO.t:DU because it's"so casy to die." - lhis first show is a little harder lifestylt!s. And that's the main This year he lagged on that he also wants to gel uff LO get CO lltestan L<; because of reason why UNC Idol is o n The turning of a new yea r often kindles indivi dual of academic probation, break. I think we're goi ng to Wednesday nights - it's an alter resolutio ns - personal promises oflosing weight, study- "I'm going to try IlOl lO gCl k ill cd ,~ Seth said. _ ~An d have six conlest:.mts." native to going out,MMcKittrick ing morc often or JUSt being a bel- " _____ 1'111 going LO get on of academic Marc h 9 will be the fi nale of said , tel' person. Sometimes people may pro bation." UNC Idol, which fa lls during ~ I t's a lot of fun, and it 's fu n reach Lh eir goals, but sometimes I'm going to tly Iwl to Eryca C1"OSSC is a fr(!5 hman pre Safe Spring Break Week. to sec people wi th their mlents, resolutions arc often fo rgollen a nursing major who didn't eve n McKittrick said the Ce nler for o r lack thereof," Bainbridge said. few weeks after th ey arc pro get killed. make an a u~ mpl lhis year. She claimed. -Seth Grove decided lhat rcsollllions never Freshman french horn perfor seem to work. mance m from $648.99* I For added value ask about the AII-Inclusivt!option I ._u·_ * Price per person bosed on qlJOd occl4'ancy cccluding t axes of $134 LJ~".'L4· __ , / .-~ ~- ~~~~~ i~ ~~ ' (970) 353-2200 !k.~.-- 2004- 2005 Wells Fargo Colleg/Ote Loan We'll Help You Is Irln! CarryThe Load We can't help you handle all t he pre-n une'S ol college, but 'INe can h~p you pay fOf' it. TIle 2004-2005 Wells Forgo Colkglotf': Loan is yo... affordable, . rliabtesupplenent to fedet • DeferNd R..,-yment • Gr.-t R..,."m.nt e..., "SRC is strongly committed 10 AMO· NBA Sacramento 97, Denver 92 Wake Forest 81, Maryland 66 Charlotte 100, Cleveland 98 Alabama 64, Arkansas 61 Phoenix 1.22, Miami 107 Oklahoma 78, Mlzzou 68 WEDNESDAY, JANVARY 12, 2005 E DITOR: M IKE FYE THE MIRROR 11 high win• Squad wins second game to improve home record to 5-1 SEASON HIGHS JOSH HENOERSON M ichae l Morse, who had a S PORTS@M I RROR .UNCO.EDU hooti ng performance of 13 fo r SET IN MONDAY'S 13. 'T he UNC men's basketball Olson also h it all five th ree VICTORY: team was o n lire Monday night pointers he anempted during as the)' sho t the game. Assists • 28 Tota] a seaso n O lson said he wasll't wo rried of . 66.7 fi eld goal percentage high 66 abOu t shooting six fo r six in the per ce nt first half and scoring 15 points. • Points scored - 99 from the "After I hit the fi rst couple of field to shots I was less hesita nl. and ERIK OLSON By d t: f eat once YO,!.! are less hesitan t you Lo n gwoo d . kind o f get in a so·call e d THE NUMBERS Unhrcrsity 99-91. 'zone ' ," he said. . 32 points Junio r forward Erik Olson "They laid me at half Lh rll I had a miraculous ni ght, scoring hadn't missed a sho t all game, ~ C;u 'Ccr high a career-high 32 points, grab but I really didn 't think about it. • 12·12 total field, gorus bing nine rebounds ~tnd dishing T his win was real bi g a nd it is o ut six assists. de finite ly ni ce to win ill h Ollie ," - TIes school record Olson put togethcr a perfect Kirk Archibeq ue also had a n • 5-5 three poinl field goals shooting pe rforma nce. going 12 astonishi ng n ig h t, adding 28 for 12 from Lh e fi eld, tyi ng the points, live rebounds and three • 3-4 free throws school record fo r l1 eld goal per assists. JOSH SCHUTZ 1 TH E MIRROR . 9rebolmds cCIHage. "We had a good first few minutes .6 assists Olson now shares the fIeld Junk>< ErIk Olson looks to make a _ stop against ~ 00 goal pe rcen tage record with See Bear, Page 1.3 Monday night at _-Hancock HaIL Olson scored 32 points In the victory, Women set for final game before home stand MIKE FYE AND ALEX MANSFIELO tion of a six-point vic tory over Utah school gives liS something else to think S I'ORT S@M IRR OR . UN CO.E OU Stale , the problem has been finding rhe abotll," sopho more J ena Fosdick said. win colullln against such stiff competi "So fa I' we've played a lot be tter at This season has been a Irial by fi re tion. home a nd we're pretty exci ted a nd try for the UNC women 's baske tba ll team, "They 've risen up and competcd, ing to get read y to play those games with more than but the margin of enol' is so thin ,md get some wins." half o f its 15 against teams li ke this," Vlasin said. Foll owi ng the UNLV game, the games so fal' In addition lO UN LV's latest te ar, Bears wi ll face teams with less of a sil.e comi ng against the Bears arc also Ir)'ing to end anoth advantage than most of the teams the Divis ion I oppo cr streak - fi ve conseculive losses Bears have played , but that will not nents. against Moun tain West Confcre n ce deter the m from shooting their trade The LO .... id teams, dating back to a 68-65 loss to mark three-pointers. sched ul e is eas San Diego State on Dec. 4. T he meet "We're always looking to shoot o ut ing up as the ho me strc.: tch approaches, ing is the first between the teams in 29 side.~ Fosdick sa id. "Nothing reall y bUL nOt be fore the Bears travel to Las )'ears. The las l lime the two teams me l changes there." Vegas T hursday to face the 8-5 UN LV was Jan. 10, 1976 in a game thal UN LV But before Ihe Bears return home, Lady Rebels, a squad ridi ng a rour- captured 87-53. they m llst battle a n athletic UNLV game winning streak. After T hursday's game, the Bea rs Rebel team. Coach Ro n Vlasin is looking to re;~.II'n (0 morc familiar compelition, "They are athl etic, but they are not improve upo n his team 's 3- 12 recc)rd in starling with a two-game ho me sta nd as good of shoote rs as Utah, and we'll what C, V;Ij~Il,, 1iy~ "",illfi ,tllM n~IfP l I • pl "Thcy're nOt lhe How does eorge Thompson is ;n A: same. T Il(.:y'rc similar coa ching compru'c Q: lO com peting as a G h is sixth season as an tyJ'f;.'-personalitics but assiSlan l wTcslling coach at UNe Bucky is o ne of your o ld school hard wrestler? who cardes the d uties of ovc rsc(,'" ass type of b'1.l)'!! where if it doesn'l ing the strength and condition work, do it harder. Th"lt philosophy hll's much more dif ing programs, as we ll as many of doesn't neccssa.tily work for eveI')'" A: ficult As ... competitor the day-to-day operatio ns in the body, but fol' me as a competitor I you have a lot more con wrestling onice. li ke that philosophy. J ack defi nitely u'Ol O\'Cr your own Inuning and Thompson is a rOl'mer nation has some oftJ\<\t with him still but tlle whate\'er you put imo itAsa coach, al champion, who won the 134- wrestlers are a little bit d ifferent now you expect the wt"eStlcn; to havc the pound t iLl. e in 1997 at orth and )'Ou have (0 do more individual same d rive you did and that's not Dakota S tate University. coaching and kn O\\I how to push a1\\od)'S the case, Yo u get wrapped Thompson was also a fo ur every individual person's bUltons up in the matches maybe more lim e AII·American al NDSU . and that can be tough to figure OUL" tllan what you did as a competi tor T hompson was coached at NDSU because you were just worried JOSH SCHUTZ I TH E MIRROR by Sucky Maug han, father of - What does it take to: about }'oursclfand now you 're wor J ack Mau ghan, lhe current h ead • Iield a quality DMIion I ried aboul everybody," AssIstant wrestling coach George Thompson sits In his office wrcslling coach at UNe. R wreIIIing prosnrn and during an Interview with Mirror Sports EdItor Mike Fye. Thompson is also workin g to when do )'Ou think complete his maste r's degree in UNC rouId acru- such .....1UI1 . "I was fortunate . " It's ups and sport administration after being A • enough (0 have wo n it at A • d o wns, It's the sam e awarded a n NCAA posl..grddua lc . "We'll be quali ty right ho me in o ur own gym in for us as it is fo r the scholarship. Thompson and his A • off the bat We wo n't be in "I uunk there is so front of our own fans, I WOIl lhe compe tito rs. Everybo d y knew wife Vale rie, a fo rmer athleti c the league with 10000d, A: much m o re discipline match in the last moo o r th ree :sec. wha t we werc ta king on a nd trainer a l UNC, we re marri ed in Minnesota, and Oklaho ma State; thal goes into the span. of o nds, and lhe place just blew up, k new that it would be a to ugh June. T ho m pson sat down with that's going to take 1().1 5 years. But wrestling. You really GUl 'l become a JUSt erupted, The o n ly rush ('ve load at le ast fo r a couple yea rs," Mirro r SPOf ts Editor Mike Fye I think what you rc-d..!ly need to make champion j u~t by practicing two bee n a ble to 'compa re it to is for lhis week's ~Ce t to Know." this jump is o ne, the scholarships ho ul's a day. And the most cha].. bungce jumping, where it's jusl an What', your and faci lities, and v.'e have that Two, lenging part of \\OTCS tl ing is weight explOS io n of e mo tio ns and you favorite movie? You wrestled under you nt.ocd to sian getting in the ho rs llIarutgement Sticking to a diet and do n 't know what to d o with )'Q ur R: Coach Maughan's es and until we get through tllis do ing Iku for mo nth.~ o n end can self. Having that experience has R: f.t.ther Rucky at NDSU transi tio n we're not going to be able be lo ugh. TI1Crc's no doubt it's one made me a better coac h;just being and now you're Jack's to get the tOI>-notch people. It's gel· Oflhc toughest sporu with what you able to draw o n lha t a nd to use that '"Tombstone." ousistmt. How do the two como A: ri ng easier, 't\e'vc got some good have LO put, in. ~ as a molly.ltor. pare? people, but no t eno ugh of tllem." What's your Describe Ihe experi Tmrnitioning to favorite music? - Division I i:s obviously Q: ence o f winning a • tough on tile wrestle.,; Q: national championship, Q THE STATE ARMORY and how has that bt:n and olher athletes at ~Co un lry m usic," fited your coaching? UNC, bu. what kmd of.oII docs i. take on the coaches? A: ~ Why FRCC for my children and me? RIONT RANGE CO-IUIiN tH COllEOE -~- :::q~~)~~:~~:~~~~?~:::~~~~~~~~~::~~~!~E~:~~::1 When you have teens, money is an issue. So PrOfit Ran ge Commu nity DRESS UP & I/,,'f-'\l' Coll ege makcssense - creditf PLUS gg~ WELL COCKTAILS & PINTS _CounIJ l.Irimcr Of COORS and COORS LIGHT 21 90 Mi1Ict I>riYt 4616Qhle1d. 364SW. llllhAIIt. 1.oopnooI. 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Independent Men's Basketball total of 3 1 hit 5-of· IO Coach Raslllllson said he was Rasmuson said h is guys awards this week for their stellar minutes. He shoL'i and proud of his team getting a sea· looked good offensive ly, but performances. also racked had eigh t son-high for boCh field goal per· still needed to work on the Taibi was selected for newcom up five rebounds cemage (66.7) and assists (28). other side of the court. Sean Taibi Kirk An:hlboque er of the week for his breakout r ebo u n ds and two "We r.a lked about how they "The o nly thing J am wor earned DivIsion 1 earned Division 1 performa nce. Taibi averaged 13 and o ne assists. This wouldn't guard us very we ll , so ried about is o ur defense. we Independent Independent points. four rebounds, one and a steal against defeat we needed to just score at will ," really need to lock. in defen Newcomer of the Player of the Week half assisLS, and one steal per the Tcxas helped add he said. ~We had a season. high sivel y," hc said. Week honors. . honors. game last week. Tech Red on lO the with assists, wh ich was huge deal The Bears will look to con· He shot 64.3 percent from the Raiders. fo ur horne and things are starting to click." tinue their winning streak at fi eld and 62.5 percent from three Archibeque averaged 16 game win Slreak for the Bears. UNe was in control until ho me SalUrday night at 7 p.m. I>oint range when lhe Bears were poin L'i, five rebounds, one assist O n lOp of this Archibeque has late in the first half when as they fa ce off against another d efeated by Texas Tech and and one block last week whil e scorcd in do uble fi gures in the Longwood pulled ,",'jthin (wo to fcllow Division I Independe nt, defeated Divisio n I Independent compcting against Texas Tech last eight of nine games. make it 39-37 at the half. Utah Vall ey State at Butle r Texas-Pan Am eri can 84·70 at and Divis ion I Inde pende n t Archibeque and Taibi rc tum Raslllllson said not o n ly d id Hancock Hall . home. Texag..Pan American. He hi t 50 to anion Saturday a!,rai nst Utah h is tea m shoot great, but The Be;1rs losl to Utah TIle d ay of Taibi 's birthday he percent o f his shoL'i from the tield Valley State a t Butle r· Hancock Longwood shot the ball with Valley State in a heartbreaker matched his career- h igh o f 18 as the Bears we re defeatcd by I-Ia ll. consistcncy, too. at home last season. Big egos at the forefront of professional sports DAVE HVDE So a lot o f people didn' t hear Laughed at the scoreboard. seems to get evcrything about Yankee Randy J o h nson, a t 41 , K N I G W I' RIO I)ER what Heat cente r Shaqu ill e Laughed at the j o ke. Laughed the name of fa me. o bviously never will a nd what so O ' Neal did when somc smart at hi~l se lr. lOO, which was most It C~1Il wa rm YOll o r burn lhe many people looking for some FORT LAU DERDALE, Fla , buttoned scoreboard operator refresh ing of a ll. biggest name, depending o n thing to be angry abo ut in the Il was a small mo ment in a put O'Ncal's mug beside And so cattle fans in the wh at kind of person yOli arc, spons worl d never care 10 see. small game. And it didn 't Shrek's g reen one in Se;utle , as sold·o ll t arena did something how smart yo u arc and h ow you This ability to laugh at your· involve a playc r dropping imag. if to suggest some ug ly, cartoo n equall y surpris ing in this hate· choose to react. self is a n endangered talent. inary drawers after a touchdown . ish , separate d -al-birth compo thy-o ppo nellt age. This is what Minnesota Look a l·o und. We're Il ot only as o r telli n g a camerama n to get ne nt. 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