THURSDAY Kicking butt July 14, 2005 Increasing confidence, TH E S U M M E R decreasing stress Learn to just Sunny kick it | 6 High: 85 | Low: 53 More weather, Page 2 Volume 111 | No. 172 | www.dailyevergreen.comEvergreenEvergr | [email protected] eeA student publicationn of Washington State University | Pullman, Washington Professor receives lifetime achievement award Donated Recognition given T. Moore Award for “Lifetime nomination to place Lawrence’s and Ferris explained the sig- Achievement,” which is given Kiowa Ranch on the National nificance of the ranch, includ- to Lawrence scholar to the leading Lawrence schol- Register of Historic Places, as ing artists who lived there and items sold ar in the United States. Since well as her work as an editor some of their greatest work John McIntosh Lawrence’s death in 1930, and other achievements. produced at the ranch, Hyde Contributing writer Hyde is one of 15 international Judith Ruderman, a pre- said. for charity scholars to receive the Harry T. senter at the conference and The ranch had become a Dr. Virginia Hyde, an Moore Award. a D.H. Lawrence scholar at great artistic center, she said, Giant rummage sale English professor at WSU, “I was amazed,” Hyde said. Duke University, said Hyde and several artists and movie received an international “I never imagined that I could was awarded for her lifetime stars came to have peace and includes donations literary award at the 10th receive the award since it contributions to Lawrence quiet to do their own creative collected all year International D.H. Lawrence hasn’t existed for very long.” studies worldwide. activities. Conference last week in Santa Hyde received the award “It is a lifetime achievement The nomination document- John McIntosh Fe, NM. for her work with co-author in lifetime studies,” Hyde said. Contributing writer Hyde received the Harry Christine Ferris on a 100-page In their nomination, Hyde See LIFETIME, Page 3 Members of the St. James Episcopal Church in Pullman prepared the 76th annual rum- mage sale on the concourse of Beasley Coliseum earlier this week. The entire north end of the Coliseum is filled with used items on sale for local chari- ties. “We keep expanding a little bit every year,” said church member Carol Gay. “We have darn good help here.” The sale includes all dona- tions since August of last year. Gay said they have toys, clothes for men, women and children, house wares, linens, glassware, books, tools and much more. “The idea is to move it and people can use it,” Gay said. St. James takes donations from the community and sorts, organizes and prices all the items. The pro- ceeds from the sale are used Sale to support local Hours: programs. • Thursday “Some of 4p.m. to 8 Jessie Winnett/Summer Evergreen the areas sell p.m. out,” said Linda Reid McPherson, a Pullman 10-year-old, practices his putting Tuesday morning at the WSU golf course. • Friday 11 Adams, who has a.m. to 6 worked at the p.m. rummage sale • Saturday World class golf comes to Pullman for 20 years. 9 a.m. to 1 “Families come p.m. New 18-hole complex the Student Rec Center. championships, Williams said. back every year “Any time you add things to a com- Designs for the new golf course and to buy clothes.” promises to draw people munity it’s beneficial,” head golf coach practice facility are the recent work of Adams also said a table of Walt Williams said. “A new course will be golf course architect John F. Harbottle WSU merchandise is available Jason Moll a good recruiting tool for students, faculty III, of Tacoma. and it sells quickly. Summer Evergreen staff and staff, or companies like Schweitzer. One of the goals for the design was The money from the rum- Anybody who wants to bring people to to make the course look “natural,” and mage sale goes mostly to local SU is adding an 18-hole golf Pullman, Washington will benefit.” water efficient. outreach programs. Some of course to it’s list of recent accom- it also goes to the church, Gay The project will also benefit golfers “We have the opportunity to create plishments, a move the WSU said. W already living in the community, as well something that’s going to transcend our foundation hopes will make it one of the lives. We’re going to be able to do some- The Episcopal Church nation’s premier residential research uni- as WSU men’s and women’s golf teams. thing that hopefully will provide for the Women (ECW) decide which versities. “There are a lot of players around that golfers of the region for years to come,” outreach programs to donate The NCAA championship 18-hole don’t play at WSU that would if it was a Harbottle said in a sound bite from a to and the amount of money golf course will take it’s place among quality facility,” Williams said. press kit. sent to each one. Alternative the university’s latest accomplish- The new facility would give golfers at to Violence, Habitat for “We want to make this course look like ments, including the Edward R. Murrow WSU the opportunity to host their own Humanities and Planned it’s timeless, like it’s always been there,” Communication Addition, The Smith golfing events, as well as Pac-10 champi- Center for Undergraduate Education and onships and NCAA regional and national See GOLF, Page 3 See SALE, Page 3 New development starts at former HiCo convenience store Local businessmen and Merman Drive, by Mike “There are about 7,000 people living in a small alcohol or cigarettes at the site Wagner, of Pullman, and Jack will be out of luck, as Willey have vision for Willey, the manager of Rotunda radius of the location ... it’s just a good and Wagner do not plan to sell Dining Center, was accepted investment.” those items in the convenience new shopping center by the seller, with the closing store. scheduled for July 24. Mike Wagner “We’re not on a campaign at Dean Hare Pullman resident all,” Willey said. “It’s just not Contributing writer The first stage of their plan is to reopen the old HiCo as a the type of business we want to convenience store as soon as “There are about 7,000 peo- 1,000 now, and they just bought do. A liquor license was issued Two local businessmen are to the building on the other side buying the empty HiCo and possible, with future develop- ple living in a small radius of 92 acres,” Willey said. “I think ment planned in the next few the location, plus Schweitzer is if you look at the year’s aver- of the Azia restaurant, so stu- plan to develop the property in dents who want to buy alcohol two stages, with a plan to con- years. Willey said they hope to close by,” Wagner said. “It’s just age population, it’s the densest have the convenience store open a good investment.” in Pullman, and there is no will still have access.” vert the property into a four- A liquor license application by the time classes start in the Willey said the expanding retail north of Stadium Way. or five-business complex in the notification is taped to the door fall, or shortly afterwards. development in the area also The whole area is really grow- next three to four years. of the unused YCC International The offer made for the Wagner said the first reason helped the partners decide to ing and prospering. There’s a property, located at the inter- for buying the property is the buy the property. need to serve that sector.” section of Terre View Drive location. “Schweitzer employs over Students looking to buy gas, See DEVELOPMENT, Page 4 2 | THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 NEWS THE SUMMER EVERGREEN communitycalendar weather correction Thursday Auditorium. Tomorrow: In the July 11 edition of The Division of Governmental Studies Summer Evergreen, the article, and Services. 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Parenthood are examples of store.” a WSU senior in finance, who he said. vice president for develop- programs the church gives to. The sale has stayed in went to the sale last year. “It’s The university cannot use ment programs for the WSU “The money stays in the Beasley since the move five wonderful that it goes to a state-appropriated funds for Foundation. “At that point, community,” Gay said. “It years ago. good cause, it gives more peo- the construction of the new we could begin a broader cam- doesn’t go to programs outside Gay said Today is the big ple motivation to go.” facility. Fund raising for the paign.” of the Pullman area.” day, and at 4 p.m. when the At the end of the sale, Gay $8.4 million project started a As long as fund raising The rummage sale used to rummage sale opens, there said, they usually still have few months ago, and organiz- stays on schedule, construction be held at St. James. However, will be a large line outside of a truck load of items. On ers are hoping enough funds will begin during the spring of five years ago, they couldn’t Beasley. Saturday will also Monday morning, the items will be together in the fall to 2006, Giese said. have it at the church because be a big day, she said. It is left over are given to Goodwill. announce construction. The new facility is expected it was being rebuilt, Gay said. bag/bargain day and anyone St. James is a “full service” A volunteer committee of to be complete by fall 2007 or Since Beasley wasn’t booked can fill up a paper bag as full parish of moderate size. They eight alumni have pledged spring 2008, about the same that time of year they were as possible with whatever they have a number of groups that to raise $1 million each by time fund raising will begin for able to move the sale to the want for $3. have special purposes, such as October. a $4 million club-house facility. Coliseum, , she said. “I’m not sure I will find the Episcopal Church Women “Hopefully, we’ll have a “I think people will see this “We were able to spread anything I need there, but I group, which meets to orga- majority of our pledges by fall,” golf course on television on out a lot more at Beasley,” am definitely going to check it nize events like the rummage said Shane Giese, the senior the not too distant future,” Gay said, “like a department out again,” said Brian Cohrt, sale.

LIFETIME localbriefs ted by the leaf in response. That continued from Front page Changing the way let them track protons moving in we see our plants and out of the compartments. ed the historical integrity and Ferris said. works are intelligent and use- physical layout of the prop- Hyde is the editor for ful, and her support of oth- PULLMAN — Using instru- Revisiting the first erty, the ranch’s influence on essays Lawrence wrote about ers is legendary. She is an ments they designed and built Lawrence’s writing and his Southwestern and Mexican amazing woman and we are so themselves, David Kramer and nuclear detonation contribution to American lit- Native Americans during his grateful to her.” his research team at Washington erature. residences in New Mexico and More than 140 participants State University’s Institute of MOSCOW — Lawrence It took five years to write Oaxaca, Mexico. It is part of from 16 countries and five con- Biological Chemistry have discov- Johnston, a University of Idaho the nomination and to see it the 42-plus-volume Cambridge tinents attended the confer- ered that plants adjust their light physics professor emeritus, will through the National Register Edition of his works, which is ence. Hyde said most of them intake to match their metabolic join other scientists invited by the processes, Hyde said, which still going on today. were professors and writers. needs by regulating the level of National Academy of Sciences to succeeded in 2004. Hyde gave a keynote presen- Besides scholarly papers, protons within sealed chambers Washington, D.C., July 14 to recall The conference was held in tation at the 6th International Hyde said there were poetry in the chloroplasts. the 1945 detonation of the first America this year to recog- Lawrence Conference in readings, original artworks Traditionally, plant physiolo- nuclear weapon. nize the successful nomina- Nottingham, and other pre- based on Lawrence’s writings, gists have focused on the role The symposium will mark the tion that placed Lawrence’s sentations in Ottawa, Canada, a musical presentation and a of electrons in photosynthesis. 60th anniversary of Trinity, the Kiowa Ranch on the National Taos, NM and Santa Fe. trip to the actual ranch in Kramer’s lab has changed the first manmade nuclear explosion. Register of Historic Places. Her first book, The Risen Taos. field by looking at what’s happen- The event will feature 11 sci- These conferences take ing with the protons inside chloro- entists and veterans who par- place all over the world. Two Adam, and dozens of other Hyde is retiring this year writings, were named as con- after spending her teaching plasts in intact living leaves. ticipated in the test at the Trinity years ago it was held in Kyoto, site on New Mexico’s Alamogordo Japan, and in 2007 it will tributions to modernist, post- career at Washington State Their work also provides the colonial, feminist, pedagogical University and the University first clear demonstration of a new Bombing Range. be held in England, making Johnston witnessed the suc- the location of the conference and textual studies. of Wisconsin, Madison, where link between what have usually another honor for Hyde. Hyde has served as presi- she earned her PhD. been called the light reactions cessful early-morning test July “We believed this to be the dent and conference director of “It would be hard to find and dark reactions. 16, 1945, and the later use of first step in raising aware- the North American Lawrence a more dedicated and car- Their hand-made instruments nuclear bombs at Hiroshima and ness of the ranch’s worth as Society. ing professor concerned for allowed Kramer and his col- Nagasaki, Japan. He is believed a historical landmark and a “She is a model of good Lawrence’s image and for the leagues to deliver a pulse of light to be the only person to witness requirement for future pres- scholarship and mentorship,” welfare of his beloved Kiowa to a leaf and then sense slight all three. ervation funding,” co-writer Ruderman said. “Her literary Ranch,” Ferris said. changes in the color of light emit- FROM WIRE REPORTS 4 | THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 NEWS THE SUMMER EVERGREEN Faulty fuel gauge grounds Space Shuttle Discovery Nasa cancels first had gathered, the delay of the ing and repairing cracks and long-awaited return to space holes similar to the damage space return attempt was disheartening. that doomed Columbia in 2003. Similar fuel-gauge problems “I’m disappointed for all of since Columbia cropped up intermittently dur- us,” said Sen. Bill Nelson, D- ing a test of Discovery back in Fla., who as a congressman was Marcia Dunn April. The external fuel tank, on the shuttle right before the The Associated Press cables and other electronics 1986 Challenger launch explo- were replaced, and even though sion. But he added, “The sys- CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. tem is working like it should.” — NASA scrapped Wednesday’s NASA could not explain the fail- ure, officials thought the prob- Just a day earlier, the win- launch of the first shuttle flight dow cover caused damage to in 2 1/2 years because of a fuel lem was resolved and pressed ahead with launch. some of Discovery’s thermal tiles gauge that mistakenly read full – the very thing that NASA had instead of empty, a frustrating “We became comfortable as a group, as a management team, worked so hard to avoid after setback to the agency’s bid to Columbia’s wing was pierced get back into space after the that this was an acceptable pos- ture to go fly in,” Hale said, at liftoff by a chunk of foam Columbia tragedy. insulation from the “All I can say is fuel tank. Discovery’s shucks,” deputy shut- “I’m disappointed for all of us. The tiles were quickly tle program manager replaced. Wayne Hale said at system is working like it should.” Since the a news conference Columbia tragedy, of grim-faced NASA Sen. Bill Nelson, D-Fla. NASA has worked managers. congressman to fix its “safety cul- The launch was ture,” which the acci- delayed until at least dent investigators Saturday, and the postpone- “and we also knew that if some- concluded broke down during ment could last much longer, thing were to happen during a the flight. The space agency depending on the repairs need- launch countdown, we would said it has had frank and vig- ed. do this test and we would find orous discussions about the The disappointment came it. And guess what? We did the upcoming flight – including just a day after an embarrass- test, we found something and the fuel gauge problem – and ing turn for NASA: A plastic we stopped. We took no risk. encouraged engineers to speak cockpit window cover fell off the We’re not flying with this.” up. shuttle and damaged its fragile Shuttle managers said it In the 2 1/2 years since J. David Ake/The Associated Press thermal tiles before the space- was unclear whether Discovery Columbia broke apart on its The crew of STS114 is driven away from Launch Pad 39B Wednesday craft had even taken off. could be fixed at the pad or return to Earth, NASA has con- The seven astronauts would need to be returned to after the launch of Space Shuttle Discovery was scrubbed at Cape centrated on making the exter- Canaveral, Fla., because of a faulty fuel gauge. had barely climbed aboard the hangar for more extensive nal fuel tank safer by reducing Discovery for their journey to repairs. They expected to have the risk that foam insulation, the international space station a better idea on Thursday. command mimicking an empty because of an erroneous gauge ice or other debris will break tank, three indicated empty, reading, the results could be when NASA halted the count- NASA has until the end off at launch. The gauge that while one stayed stuck on full. catastrophic. down with less than 2 1/2 hours of July to launch Discovery; caused trouble on Wednesday After the April malfunction, to go. Up until then, the only otherwise it must wait until is in the external fuel tank, It was a clear violation of the launch rules, Hale said, and it NASA replaced Discovery’s threat to the mission was thun- September. The launch win- but was unrelated to any of the fuel tank because of unrelat- derstorms, which rained on the dows are dictated by both the safety modifications. took just five minutes of discus- sion for managers to agree on a ed concerns about dangerous astronauts as they made their position of the space station The faulty gauge reading ice buildup. Technicians also way to the launch pad. and NASA’s desire to hold a cropped up after the tank was postponement. replaced cables and electron- From Cape Canaveral, daylight liftoff in order to pho- filled with more than 500,000 NASA requires all four ics equipment aboard Discovery where congressmen and fami- tograph the spacecraft during gallons of liquid hydrogen hydrogen sensors to be work- itself that are associated with lies had come to witness the its climb to orbit. and oxygen. Launch control- ing to ensure that the main the fuel gauges. awe-inspiring sight of a rocket When the shuttle finally lers ran a test to check out all engines shut off at the precise The launch scrub cost NASA launch, to museums across the takes off, the astronauts will four hydrogen-fuel gauges in moment in space. If the engines an estimated $616,000 in fuel country where schoolchildren test new techniques for inspect- the tank; when they sent a shut down too soon or too late and labor costs. DEVELOPMENT continued from Front page building at 1525 NE Merman and underground tanks were wash and build a retail center ing two stories of apartments As the partners approach Drive, to sell beer, wine and removed a few years ago. housing four or five business- on top of a ground-story mini- opening the initial convenience spirits to a restaurant/lounge Products they will sell in the es. At that point, the partners mall. After constructing the store, Wagner said depending named The ZZU, operated by new convenience store include will tear down what was the new building, the convenience on how they redo the interior, Bitterroot Enterprises, Inc. delicatessen sandwiches, HiCo and convert the space into store services will be split into he sees the re-opened store as Attempts to contact the pro- espresso and hand-scooped ice parking. separate businesses, along with a place for students to hang spective bar operators were cream. Wagner said not all plans the addition of a movie rental out and study. He thinks they unsuccessful by press time. After the convenience store for the second stage of property business, a two-story coffee might install wireless Internet Willey said they will not is running well, the partners development are in place, but shop and an East Coast-style access, and have live music a sell gas because the pumps will tear down the unused car they include the idea of build- deli. couple times a week. “Our plans aren’t firm yet,” Wagner said. “We’ll be finaliz- ing them some time this week.” Residents in nearby apart- ments said they were glad a convenience store is opening in the neighborhood. “I’d hit it every once in a while, especially around finals,” said Matt Rundle, a junior management information sys- tem major who lives in Campus Commons South apartments. “It’s nice, right up next to the bus stop so you can get an espresso right before heading to class. But, it would be nice to get alcohol locally.” “I think it’s a good idea. People have to go all the way to Dissmores to get food, so it’s a nice convenience,” said Steve Pirog, a May 2005 graduate in biochemistry. Willey said the convince store will employ 20 to 30 people in full- and part-time positions. He said they plan to employ both students and year-round residents. Willey managed nine ARCO AM PM stores, before ARCO was bought by British Petroleum, and Taco Bell franchises before working with WSU Dining Services. Wagner used to own a The Summer Evergreen is hiring reporters. printing company. The projected hours of opera- Call Jason at 335-2465 tion for the store are from 6 or 6:30 a.m. to 2 a.m. Editor:Editor: MMarcusarcus PPottsotts | 3335-114035-1140 | [email protected]@dailyevergreen.com Leisure TThehe SSummerummer EEvergreenvergreen | TThursday,hursday, JJulyuly 114,4, 20052005 | PagePage 5 thelist New in theaters Antics, affairs and underpants this weekend Play carries plenty of oppourtunities for laughs as acting and script shine “Charlie and the Chocolate lean, Factory” (PG) cotton, “Wedding Crashers” (R) “C neat and perfectly- ironed,” is how Still in theaters the underpants are described nation wide – at least on “Fantastic Four” (PG-13) stage. A better Shannon “War of the Worlds” (PG-13) Bartlett “Batman Begins” (PG-13) description of Commentary “Dark Water” (PG-13) “The Underpants” “Mr. & Mrs. Smith” (PG-13) – the comedy now “Herbie: Fully Loaded” (PG) playing at Idaho “Bewitched” (PG-13) Repertory Theatre – would be, “Madagascar” (PG) “risqué, delightful, hilarious “Rebound” (PG) and perfectly-performed.” “Star Wars: Episode III: Adapted by Steve Martin Revenge of the Sith” (PG- and set in Germany, 1911, 13) “The Underpants” is the story of housewife Louise Maske FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS (Kelly Quinnett) and her most embarrassing moment – as she waved to the parading King, sportsbriefs her underpants fell to her ankles. Sonics locking up Her husband – sexist and obnoxious Theo (David pieces for future Howard), a government clerk – is loudly horrified. He’s sure The Seattle SuperSonics everyone knows, and he will signed first-round draft pick lose his job at any moment. Johan Petro Monday, and “Everyone notices you and Jessie D. Winnett/Summer Evergreen announced Wednesday an it’s your fault!” he blusters at extension of Dave Pendergraft’s Characters Louise Maske, played by Kelly Quinnett, and Frank Versati, played by Stan Brown, show watchers contract as director of basket- Louise. the humors of sexual mores as seen in 1911 when “The Underpants” was originally written. ball operations. However, the financial peril Petro, a 19-year-old, 7-foot of unemployment is quickly Louise a pair of very scandal- ever, is the highlight. star of this Idaho Rep season. French center was selected dismissed when not one, but ous knickers to help Theo and Brown plays up Versati’s “Underpants” is his third show this season, and he has with the 25th pick in last two tenants –Frank Versati Louise conceive. melodrama, traipsing around (Stan Brown) and Benjamin When she hears of the with puffy shirt-sleeves. performed marvelously, com- month’s NBA Draft. pletely committed to every role. He played the last two sea- Cohen (John O’Hagan) – want potential affair, O’Hagan masters to rent an available room. Gertrude coaches PLAY physical comedy He makes pompous blow- sons with Pau Orthez, averag- hard Theo almost likable, ing 6.1 points in 28 France Pro Versati is an over-the-top, Louise, and the fun with elasticity to begins with Versati, The spare. expertly building on Theo’s A league games. He played alleged poet and Cohen is condescending attitude and another 11 games in the Cohen and Theo. Underpants Quinnett’s expres- a hypochondriac hiding his sive face and move- boisterous adages, taking the Euroleague and averaged 5.1 Jewish beliefs, but it turns out There is even a UI Repertory Theatre ments make Louise character to a new level of points. they both have the same ulte- third renter, William unpredictable humor. Petro will play with Seattle’s Grade fun to watch, and rior motive: obtaining rights to Caisley, who enters Schlegel shines with “Underpants” is a rollick- summer league team in Salt the underpants. the story in the mid- ing, racy and rib-tickling show Lake City starting Friday. Gertrude’s nasal Louise agrees to have an dle of the scandal. voice and humble just like Louise’s incident. You Pendergraft joined the affair with debonair Versati, “Underpants” is A haven’t experienced great farce Sonics’ front office in July charm. but Cohen is another story: a wonderful produc- As Klinglehoff, until you can say, “I’ve seen 2001, after working as a tion overall, with a versatile ‘The Underpants.’ ” Sonics’ scout the previous two he yearns, but Louise has no the third renter, Caisley plays interest. set and perfect costumes, nicely off Quinnett at the cli- SHANNON BARTLETT IS A JUNIOR ENGLISH MAJOR. seasons. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY Enter Gertrude (Anna including, but not limited to, mactic moment. [email protected]. Schlegel), the upstairs busy- the title garment. The out- Though the entire ensemble THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECES- SARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR WSU rowing adds body, who offers to make standing ensemble cast, how- is excellent, Howard is the THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. assistant coach WSU head rowing coach Jan LaRiviere announced the hiring of Christina Meyer this week as the new novice coach. Revisiting the ‘Life of Pi’ Meyer was most recently an assistant at Harvard until Two years after release, book warrants a look by those who missed it the first time 2003. “She was an All-American n the book “Life of Pi,” Yann Martel engrossed and frequently laughing. rower at Michigan and has gar- tells the harrowing tale of a young The story tells not just nered some excellent coaching of the terror and horror I Indian man adrift on FICTION experience while assisting at a lifeboat in the Pacific that is Pi’s 227-day trip, Harvard,” LaRiviere said. “Her Ocean. Life of Pi but also the happiness knowledge and experience will Soon to be a movie Yann Martel and confusion of his ear- add a lot to our program.” directed by “Harry Potter” lier life. In addition to being a mem- Harvest Books As a taunted child, Pi director Alfonso Cuarón, Grade ber of a Michigan team that the bestselling book tells gradually turns to reli- advanced to the NCAAs in each the story of Pi Patel, a 16- gion for comfort and not of her four years, Meyer was a year-old who finds himself one religion, but three. three-time member of the All- Summer A lost at sea. Pi not only becomes Big Ten academic team. Lockhart absorbed in his native After his family drowns Commentary with the sinking of their Hinduism, but becomes a Trio of golfers ship, Piscine Molitor Patel, devout follower of Christianity and Islam the son of a zoo keeper, as well, much to the bemusement of his honored for grades finds himself on a 26-foot life boat with a tolerant parents and incredulous older The National Golf motherly orangutan, a somewhat suicidal brother. Association named three WSU zebra, a homicidal hyena and a 450-pound A childhood of living in a zoo, literally, golfers to its All-American royal bengal tiger named Richard Parker, will give Pi the knowledge of animals nec- essary to survive on the lifeboat menager- Scholar Team this week. who just wants to get off the water. ie, even when he finds himself alone with Sisters Maria and Martel’s storytelling drags the reader Anastasia Kostina were joined no food and a hungry tiger. into a beguiling tale of a young Indian boy Flawless storytelling and beautiful by Jay-Lee Longbottom on whose ordeal at sea forces him to use all of the list. imagery combine with a fabulous twist his wits, and question all he knows. Amazon.com ending that will leave you wondering what Athletes must have a mini- The horrors of being shipwrecked and mum 3.5 GPA and play in 66 the real story is for days after finishing without ones family only increase as Pi, Filled with brilliant imagery – “His the book. percent of the school’s regu- a strict vegetarian, finds himself captur- head was the size and color of the life- larly scheduled rounds to be ing sea turtles, fish and even barnacles in buoy, with teeth” – and imagination SUMMER LOCKHART IS A SENIOR ZOOLOGY MAJOR. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT eligible. order to feed himself and his 450-pound – “...the plants were carnivorous!” – the 335-1140 OR BY [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS companion. book is flawless in it’s ability to keep one STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. 6 | THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 LEISURE THE SUMMER EVERGREEN Learn to just kick it leisurebriefs Armstrong regains, WSU golfers qualify Columnist finds Well, hold off on damaging The main focus areas dur- property and try kickbox- ing this aerobic workout are then holds, lead around the world multiple benefits ing instead. Kickboxing is the core, abdominals and not only a great method to hip-flexors. There is also a 10- BRIANCON, France — Lance Three WSU golfers qualified in varied workout relieve stress, but also can be minute toning section incor- Armstrong finds himself in a for the Women’s U.S. Amateur familiar position midway through from three different parts of the verybody an excellent aid for increased porated into the hour-long confidence levels. session offered at the SRC. this Tour de France. He’s firmly world recently. has got- in the lead, riding well – and Current golfer Anastasia ten to Student recreation center The different combinations E fitness instructor Ashley that are apt to change weekly savoring every minute of the race Kostina won the 14th Russian that point dur- Jones, a graduate student in keeps the workout intense that will be the last of his storied Championship June 24 to punch ing the week career. her ticket. Future Cougar Amy when hitting pharmaceutical sciences, has and interesting. been teaching kickboxing for Even with it being my “This is my final Tour, so every Eneroth got in by taking this the wall, pillow day I get on the bike it is a count- or roommate two years, but has been dedi- first time, I was still able to year’s sectional qualifier at the cated to the workout for four. follow smoothly with minor down – 12 days to go, 11 days to Bellingham Golf and Country Club seems neces- Holly go, 10 days to go,” the six-time sary. Robertson The bag work, consisting of confusion and mistakes. The in Bellingham, Wash. repetitive jabs and conclusion of the workout champion said Wednesday after Commentary Finally, former WSU golfer Kim kicks on a punch- centered first on some gen- preserving his overall lead in the Welch also got in by winning a hardest Alpine stage. ing bag, is Jones’ eral weight lifting, then tran- qualifier. She earned her entrance “It is special. It is still fun. I am favorite com- sitioned for the remaining 10 by shooting a 78 at the Pasatiemp ponent. She minutes to abs. going to miss it,” the 33-year-old added. “But at the same time I Golf Club in Santa Cruz, Calif. said she likes The workout itself is The three will take part in the to take frus- amazing, and it can also am ready to move on.” With 12 days done and 11 left Women’s U.S. Amateur Aug. 1 trations teach a type of body aware- through 7 at Settindown Creek out on the ness that can increase self- to go, Armstrong is aiming to wear his prized race leader’s yellow Golf Course at the Ansley Golf bag. When confidence. Jones explained Club in Roswell, Ga. it comes to how this can create a positive jersey all the way to Paris on July punching the mental outlook as well as a 24 and retire with his seventh FROM STAFF AND WIRE REPORTS bag or punching feeling of security. consecutive win. the air, the bag For both males and Armstrong’s lead over second- “Gladiator” sequel work allows for females, coordination can be place Mickael Rasmussen of reverberation, a major result of kickbox- Denmark stayed at 38 seconds possibly in line which adds to ing that can improve other Wednesday. the force and activities an individual may The final Alpine portion starts A follow up to Oscar-winning impact of each perform. Not only that, but Thursday, a 116.2-mile run from blockbuster Gladiator is being move- learning how to kickbox can Briancon to Digne-les-Bains, planned – without Russell Crowe, ment. make individuals feel bet- takes the riders over five easier who was killed off in the original ter about what they know. ascents. The Tour then races movie. Knowledge is a powerful across southern France before Crowe, who played General thing, even when it comes to entering the Pyrenees Saturday. Maximus Decimus Meridius right hooks and upper cuts. and Joaquin Phoenix’s character Jones also teaches a con- NHL lockout ends Emperor Commodus both died ditioning boxing class in the in the first movie. But Djimon fall that involves a lot of bag with agreement Hounsou, who starred as African work along with jump roping. slave Juba, survived and insists Hand-wraps required to NEW YORK — Open the are- the sequel is in development. use the punching bags can be nas, break out the skates and fire He says there is “definitely purchased at the SRC for $5 up the Zamboni. the desire to do a sequel. They’re or for $3 with a fitness pass. The NHL is back. not happy about what they have Next time an urge to After losing an entire season pull hair or hit a wall comes for now, so they’re still working to a lockout, players and owners on it.” along, pull out the car keys ended an all-night bargaining ses- and hit the gym instead. And the 41-year-old actor is sion Wednesday by reaching their convinced he will grab more of the goal: a tentative deal, expected limelight this time round, adding, HOLLY ROBERTSON IS A JUNIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. to include a salary cap, that vir- HE CAN BE CONTACTED AT OR BY “I would probably be in the centre S 335-11400 tually ensures hockey will return [email protected]. of it as one of the leads.” THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECES- this fall. SARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR Holly Robertson/Cartoonist THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. The six-year pact still needs to Daily_Evergreen_5_83x7.qxd 4/15/05 4:07 PM Page 1 be ratified by both sides. The play- Flu leaves Pitt ers’ association has scheduled a members meeting in Toronto in hospital bed next week, while the NHL board of governors plans to gather next Moviestar Brad Pitt checked � Thursday in New York for a vote. himself into an undisclosed Los “It’s a new day,” Philadelphia Angeles hospital Monday night �������������� ����������������� Flyers coach Ken Hitchcock said. after feeling unwell following “It’s pretty exciting.” an appearance at a motorcycle ��������������� The last round of negotiations speedway event in California this began Tuesday at noon and cul- weekend. ������� minated around noon Wednesday Insiders claim Pitt picked up ������������������������������ the illness on his travels – he has � ���������������������������� with a joint news release announc- ������������������������������������������������ ing the deal. just returned from a whistle-stop ���������������������� �������������������������� Though details won’t be trip to England and Africa, where �������������������������������� released until both sides approve he joined pal and “Mr. and Mrs. ������������������ � it, a salary cap would be some- Smith” co-star Angelina Jolie as ������������������������ �� thing players’ union executive she adopted an Ethiopian baby. ����������������������� �������������� director Bob Goodenow never The actor is expected to make wanted. a full recovery. ��������������������������� THE ASSOCIATED PRESS FROM WIRE REPORTS ������������������������������������������������������������������������� � ������������������������������������ ����������������� � ������������� ������������� ��������������������� ������������ ������������ ��������� ��������������������������������������� ���������������������� ����������������������������������� ���������������

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However, paper, while others to meet if you are inter- friends for espresso. ested in trying The prices at Zumé are a new things and little more than you would pay broadening your at an average deli, but custom- tastes, a great ers like Miller understand. spot to do so Kate “There’s a lot more cost that Benz is within your goes into it, so it makes sense,” Commentary reach. she said. “If you come here Classy, com- and eat something, at least it’s fortable and a going to be better for you.” culinary treat, Moscow’s Zumé Employee Morgan Wintz Bakery and Café is an over- said they love seeing returning looked option for any meal or customers at Zumé. just casual coffee and dessert “We have regulars and we meeting. get to know their orders,” she Located at 403 S. Main Christopher Onstott/Summer Evergreen said. St., Zumé has an extensive Angela Poire, a senior economics major, serves a slice of authentic Italian stone hearth pizza to Kristen Zumé is open from 7 a.m. menu that spans the palate Hoffmann at the Zume Bakery and Café in Moscow. The restaurant is open from 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. to 8 p.m. this summer. The from breakfast pastries to café is also online at www. pesto chicken pizza and even ZumeBakery.com. raspberry chocolate truffle what to try. Unique soups, “Zumé provides an unless noted on the menu. After trying your first taste cake. Behind the motto of “Old such as butternut squash or atmosphere of elegance Stopping in for lunch, at the café, grab a menu and world warmth on Friendship Thai chicken curry are made Denise Miller, a Moscow take it home. Maybe you will Square,” Zumé provides an from scratch and served with and a selection resident and small-business become a Zumé regular, too. atmosphere of elegance and a baguette slices. Zumé’s own of quality cuisine.” owner, said she enjoyed her selection of quality cuisine. fresh-baked breads are used first time at Zumé. “The food KATE BENZ IS A JUNIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-1140 OR BY With so many options and for the sandwich menu, which was really good and fresh,” [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECES- variations, you may have is served with a side salad. authentic Italian, served sans Miller said. “The meat in the SARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR to flip a coin when deciding Also, stone hearth pizzas are tomato sauce or mozzarella, sandwich was not just a slice THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Bookie hosts Potter party Stores offer fans getconnected a chance to meet, For more information: share in fun together www.wsubookie.net or call 332-2537 Somer Breeze Contributing writer include face painting, tempo- The Bookie and The Bookie, rary tattoos, a craft act making Too! are having release par- magic wands and the showing ties for the highly anticipated of a Harry Potter film until the “Harry Potter and the Half- party ends at 1:30 a.m. Those Blood Prince” 11:30 p.m. who attend also can have their Friday. picture taken and placed in a According to Newsday. Harry Potter frame. com, book number six of J.K. There will be a raffle for Rowling’s fantasy series has Harry Potter baseball hats and at topped Amazon.com and Barnes a signed poster from the artist & Noble’s best-seller lists since who designed the book’s cover. BEASLEY its release was announced in “It’s going to be a whole lot of Amazon.com fun,” said Pritiken. December. J.K. Rowling’s fantasy series, COLISEUM The Bookie and The Bookie, At midnight, the reserved Scholastic, is printing and ship- Too! have reserved about 150 copies of the book will be ping 10.8 million copies of the copies of the book, but expect handed out. Those who did not release. about 300 people at The Bookie reserve their copy early still can Worldwide sales have totaled and 150 people at the Bookie purchase their book with the 40 about 250 million copies for the Too!, said Mike Pritiken, depart- percent-off discount. Harry Potter series, which has ment manager for The Bookie. According to Newsday. been translated into 62 lan- Activities at the release party com, the U.S. publisher of guages. 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Criminals fall addicts through the cracks Appearance issues Will file sharing to commit again ever stop? can lead to more ast night as I lay in bed serious problems watching the news, I Lheard a most disturbing y age 13, I was an tape. addict. My drug of The piece was Shasta choice? Cover Girl. Groene’s testimony. B My mother didn’t allow As many of you have read, me to wear makeup until I Shasta was was 12, at which time she found with a conceded mainly to be rid of convicted, level my constant pleading. That III sex-offender was the age at which most at a Denny’s of my friends began to paint Restaurant, only a few miles themselves. Rob Foppiano “Makeup is fine, but don’t senior, criminal justice from where her mother, mother’s wear it every day. Once you do, you won’t ever want to “There are so many Lisa boyfriend and older brother The Associated Press leave the house without it,” different sites to Stone In this image released by Kootenai County First Appearance Video said Mrs. Johnson, my best Commentary were bludgeoned download from, to death. Court, suspect Joseph E. Duncan, left, appears before First District friend’s stepmother. We both The man Magistrate Judge Scott Wayman via video July 5, in Coeur d’Alene, nodded obediently, then even if they shut one believed to be Idaho. Duncan was charged Tuesday with kidnapping two children with reached for the eye shadow down, people will just responsible for the murders the intent of committing sexual acts or causing serious injury. without a second thought. go to a different one.” and the kidnapping of Shasta Up until and her brother Dylan is at gunpoint in a playground. home. recently, Joseph Edward Duncan. He was released on $15,000 Duncan even wrote about I believed We hear of missing children bail. The reason the judge had his plans in an Internet blog: myself to be often on the news, but what for such a low bail amount: “I “Blogging the Fifth Nail.” one of the makes this case so sickening didn’t realize he was a level III Duncan stated he wanted to disappear- is that Duncan has repeatedly sex-offender.” strike out against society as ing race of been charged with sex crimes. Now Duncan is charged much as possible, harm it as non-addicts. I By the time he was 16 years with the murders of Shasta’s much as possible and then die. don’t smoke, old, Duncan was believed to be family and the kidnapping and Part of the problem sur- Laura rarely drink responsible for 10 sex crimes, murder of her brother Dylan. rounding sex-offenders is West and though I including the rape of a young He is also suspected in the dis- people do not want to believe it Commentary enjoy a cup of boy in 1980. appearance of Leanna Warner happens. coffee, I can go In 2004, Duncan was of Chisholm N.D., which is for days with- charged with molesting a boy only 190 miles from Duncan’s See OFFENDERS, Page 9 out caffeine and not feel any Steve Vacanti symptoms of withdrawal. junior, management infor- As far as familiar addictions mation systems go, I was clean. I didn’t even sexandrelationships | with Kate Holloway | feel the popular female yen “There’s no way. for shoes. More power to them Now I realize I was for trying though, the wrong. Sex in water has same risks I am one of a large group people who produce of girls – and some boys music deserve to get Dear Kate, tub or bath water instead of in or on you, there – who have sprouted an paid for their work.” ometimes I find myself alone with the is no chance of becoming pregnant. Sperm sur- addiction based on dissatis- guy I’m seeing in a popular pool. We have vive in warm, moist places that are close to body faction with ourselves. We Sfooled around a few times, but I wasn’t temperature, but pool or bath water is usually do as much as we can to try sure if we could have sex in the water. Do I have too chlorinated, cold or diluted for sperm to sur- and hide the people we truly just as much risk of getting pregnant if we don’t vive. This does not mean “pulling out” before the are. In our modern society, use a condom in the pool compared to if we man ejaculates will be effective at preventing we are taught to compare didn’t use a condom in the bedroom? pregnancy – even pre-ejaculate contains enough ourselves to popular stan- I figured the pool water might interfere with sperm to impregnate a woman. dards of beauty. The media the condom, so there would be no point to using But pregnancy isn’t the only concern with has set forth a limited view them in the pool, anyway. And what about hav- intercourse. You must protect yourselves on the subject, which causes ing sex in hot tubs or in the shower? Can having from sexually transmitted infections as well. many of us to tweak our- sex in the water be bad for you? According to PlannedParenthood.com, condoms selves as much as possible Water Baby may be used just as effectively in water as long to be closer to being “beauti- as they are used correctly. However, it may be ful.” In extreme cases, this Dear Water Baby, hard to put on correctly underwater. During self-dissatisfaction can lead Clare Cady Contrary to some myths, having sex under- underwater sex, it can be harder to tell if a con- to social anxiety, eating dis- graduate student, water is not dangerous – it does not pose any dom slips off. Also, the water may wash away orders and even self-mutila- education harm that doesn’t already exist when having the vaginal lubrication, increasing friction and tion. In my case, I was lucky, sex elsewhere. discomfort during sex. my desire to hide my face “Part of me says peo- You can get pregnant having unprotected sex Although water does not affect the strength has not had such extreme ple should be allowed in a pool as easily as you can get pregnant hav- of the latex in a condom, oil-based lubricants repercussions. The truth is, like so many to do that, but I’d be ing unprotected sex any other time, according to can deteriorate latex. You should avoid oil- PlannedParenthood.com. Pregnancy can happen based soaps and shower lotions. In addition others, I’ve become more really upset if some- “anytime ejaculate or pre-ejaculate is spilled in to breaking down the condom, the oils in soap comfortable with the face I the vagina or on or near the vulva,” according to can irritate the vagina during sexual activity, put on than the face that’s one was ripping off there when I wake up in the my stuff.” the Web site. However, if a man ejaculates in the pool, hot See WATER, Page 9 See MAKE-UP, Page 9 editorialboard editorialpolicies letterspolicy Staff editorials are the majority vote of the The Daily Evergreen subscribes to the Code Letters to the editor — typed — may be mailed Annette Ticknor, Editor editorial board. of Ethics set forth by the Society of Professional or brought to Murrow Center Room 122, or e-mailed The Daily Evergreen is the official student Journalists. to [email protected]. 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The views those of The Daily Evergreen staff, management or people peaceably to assemble, and to petition the expressed in letters and commentaries are solely Kristen Moyle, Opinion editor advertisers, or the WSU Board of Regents. government for a redress of grievances. those of the individual authors. THE SUMMER EVERGREEN OPINION THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 | 9 WATER OFFENDERS continued from page 8 SummerEvergreeneditorialboard continued from page 8 causing tears and cuts in the During my tenure at genitals that will increase the We applaud community aid WSU, there have been many risk of infection, according cases on the news of people to PlannedParenthood.com. being abducted out of their Water-based lubricants are saf- homes by people they didn’t est for use with latex condoms. presented in times of tradgety even know. Two years ago, Remember, condoms decrease even Pullman had its own Recent abduction case into her family,” Bjornstad said. serial rapist who targeted your risk of sexually transmit- Cruiser’s, a bar and grill located ted infections and pregnancy, girls in their home and vio- brings strangers’ support between Spokane and Coeur d’Alene, lently raped them. but some STIs can still be which is frequented by motorcycle riders passed via the skin-to-skin con- Putting together a benefit concert has Punishment in the and hotrod owners, has also put plans United States is not strict tact condoms don’t cover. always been on Kenny Bjornstad’s list of in motion to benefit the Groene family. A It is important to have an things to do. He just needed a reason. So, enough for sex-offenders. charity event featuring live music, food and The average sentence for honest discussion about sex when Shasta Groene was returned to her a silent auction is scheduled for Sunday. with your partner if you aim to family after being kidnapped and held for molestation of a child is 9.5 “It’s really been a huge undertaking, but years with 2.5 years served, avoid pregnancy and STIs. nearly seven weeks, Bjornstad had his it’s interesting to see the community help and 12.8 years for rape cause. because no one knows what to do,” said with five years served. It is KATE HOLLOWAY IS A GRADUATE STUDENT IN COMMUNICA- Thankfully, in a time when anything Sheri Herberholz, Cruiser’s owner. TION. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY impossible to “rehabilitate” [email protected]. that can be done for a family should be, Donations for Sunday’s auction include THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT NECES- Bjornstad and other area community mem- $5,000 in art work by John Jennings. a sex-offender in two to five SARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY EVERGREEN OR years. These are violent THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. bers are daring to be great. Catering services will be provided by “I’m just shocked she was found alive Luigis Italian Restaurant, and groups criminals. and it relieved me,” said Bjornstad, lead varying from Shriners Hospital for One problem facing the guitarist of Spokane band, perfectragedy. Children to Hooters will be in attendance. judicial system is many MAKE-UP “We gotta rejoice that Shasta was found ... “People are just kind of jumping on and organizations believe these she was traumatized. We gotta help her.” doing what they can,” Herberholz said. people can be rehabilitated. continued from page 8 The burden that comes with tragedy, All profits will be set up in a trust Case in point, Duncan. such as Shasta Groene’s experience, can- account Steve and Shasta Groene can use According to the National Correctional Industries morning. The two aren’t much not be carried by just one family. While for education, maintenance and medical the grief and pain the Groene family has needs, she said. Association, most sex crimes different. Logically, I can see occur within the family, and that. and will suffer cannot be felt in the same Herberholz also said a donated motor- magnitude by community members, at the cycle helmet has been detailed for Shasta the offenders are themselves Quite often, possibly influ- the victim of sexual molesta- enced by Dove’s “Fresh your Summer Evergreen, we applaud efforts to by a local motorcycle store owner in pink, support the grieving family. and will read “Princess,” a nickname of tion. The NCIA recommends body” campaign for natural that, rather than incarcerate beauty, the traces of makeup Plans are developing for an all-day Shasta’s, according to the Cruiser’s owner. benefit concert, which would raise money In addition to the outflow of charitable sex-offenders, we provide are imperceptible. them with counseling. I According to the Addiction for Shasta Groene, but Bjornstad said as efforts by the community, The Spokesman many as 15 bands have shown interest in Review reported more than 100 calls were don’t know how comfort- Science Network, all addic- performing, and seven have confirmed. The made to the Kootenai County Sheriff’s Tip able I would be as a female tion has to do with the body’s target date is currently mid-August. Line July 4. therapist seeing a rapist production of dopamine, a After posting preliminary messages In a world that can produce the hate- who was not incarcerated neurotransmitter, which is about such an event on Internet network- ful crimes Shasta Groene has endured, it because it’s cheaper this commonly associated with ing sites such as Spokanebands.com and is both refreshing and sustaining to see a way. the “pleasure system” of the MySpace.com, Bjornstad said he was community respond in the family’s corner. Society should recognize body. Food, sex and drugs are impressed with the amount of interested To be sure, no amount of money, flowers the threat sexual predators all widely accepted producers musical groups. or stuffed animals can erase these crimes, bring to the community at of dopamine in the brain. For It’s part of a larger phenomenon in the but if ever a family deserved a helping large. Some people, for vari- the most part, things that give Spokane, Coeur d’Alene area. It appears hand or an arm around the shoulder, it is ous reasons, are sick. But us pleasure give us dopamine. as if the community response is making this family. that is no excuse to target After a while, we need more a run at comforting the Groene family. Only time can treat Shasta’s wounds women and children for of this chemical to achieve the Hopefully, the severity of the Groene case and it is good to see, if she needs anything sexual crimes. pleasure response, at which can be equalled in the response of chari- in that process, a community is waiting to LISA STONE IS A SENIOR COMMUNICATION MAJOR. time we become addicted. The table hearts. provide anything they can. SHE CAN BE CONTACTED AT 335-2290 OR BY dopamine is no longer required [email protected]. “I have noticed the community pouring MARCUS POTTS FOR THE EDITORIAL BOARD THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT for pleasure, but simply to NECESSARILY THOSE OF THE STAFF OF THE DAILY keep us feeling “normal.” EVERGREEN OR THOSE OF STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. So in theory, makeup is my (and many others’) “dope.” If food is an addictive sub- stance, should I stop eating? What about sex? Swearing off the practice of eating is impractical. When food becomes harmful it should be controlled. The same goes for sexual practices. Is makeup a harmful sub- stance? Does the dent it puts in my bank account count? I’ve come to a conclusion. There are 12 steps for every conceivable addiction out there. For make-up addicts, I have thought of a simple three. First, get used to the unpainted face. When not out ��������� 8/01/05 8/19/05 in the world, don’t wear make- �������� up. Make a point to pass by 7/18/05 8/15/05 mirrors at home remembering ����������� ������������ this is the real face, and it is a ������� ������� good one. Continue with this step until you are comfortable enough with your own face to show it to other people. Second, stop wearing make- up in specific public situations. Steptoe For example, the grocery store, Bluegrass, roots, and “new acoustic” where the likelihood of see- vocal band with some serious ing anyone you know is slim. instrumental horsepower. People won’t point or stare, Wednesday, July 20th, 2005 and you’ll begin to accept your FREE “ own face even further. Noon -1:00pm Third, go bare-faced in Harry Potter Glenn Terrell Mall the full view of the public. In 5:30pm & 8:00pm Food on sale from CUB Catering advertise class, at work – if you’re brave Thursday, July 14th, 2005 In case of rain, music will rientation CUB Auditorium be moved to the CUB Lair. enough – even on a date. in the - & - If you go through the steps welcome and go back to the cosmet- Summer Book Discussions back ics counter, don’t worry, you ------“Harry Potter series, By J.K. Rowling”------won’t be alone. Just remember, Thursday, July 14th, 2005 O editions underneath the makeup, your face is fine. It’s better than What will happen in “Harry Potter and the Half-Blood Prince”? Where will the series end? Where is the Harry Potter series leading fine, because that is how you us? Come with your questions and ideas, and chat with Linda were born. 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THE SUMMER EVERGREEN NEWS THURSDAY, JULY 14, 2005 | 11 Trains collide in Pakistan’s worst crash in a decade Driver misreads signal, Aziz, a senior controller at Pakistan Railways. rams stopped train In all, some 13 cars derailed. Chaudhry Nazir Ahmed, a railroad Shakeel Adil official in Ghotki, said the three trains The Associated Press were carrying about 1,000 people. Naveed Zubairi, a cameraman with GHOTKI, Pakistan — Three trains Associated Press Television News who collided in a deadly chain reaction in happened to be traveling on the Karachi southern Pakistan after a train driver Express with his family, described a misread a signal early Wednesday, kill- scene of confusion following the colli- ing at least 127 people and injuring sion. hundreds in the country’s worst crash in “My children were crying in the dark- more than a decade, police and railway ness. Then I made some light with my officials said. mobile phone to look around. There The nighttime accident jolted pas- were injured people nearby,” he said. “I sengers awake to a horrifying smashup went out of the carriage. Four carriages that left metal, glass and body parts of another train on an adjacent track strewn across a remote railway station near Ghotki. Rescuers frantically cut had fallen on one side and people in through twisted metal to reach survi- them were shouting for help. They were vors, as ambulances and buses ferried breaking windows to get out.” the injured to nearby hospitals. Zubairi suffered minor head injuries. “We woke up to a huge bang,” said Some 30 bodies and more than 100 Suraya, a 22-year-old woman who, like injured people were taken to the Civil many Pakistanis, goes by one name. “I Shakil Adil/The Associated Press Hospital in the nearby town of Sukkur, fell down to the floor. Then I heard the View of passengers trains accident, Wednesday, at Ghotki, some 370 miles northeast of said Dr. Iqbal Ahmed. At least 12 people screams.” Karachi, Pakistan. Three trains crashed in a deadly chain-reaction after a train driver were in critical condition, some with lost At the scene, villagers and surviv- misread a signal in southern Pakistan early Wednesday, killing at least 127 people and limbs or massive head injuries, he said. ing passengers – some splattered with injuring hundreds more in the country’s worst crash in more than a decade. Rescuers had to cut through metal to blood – peered into the wreckage look- get to some of the injured, said Tahir, the local police chief. ing for victims. Massive train wheels, of Pakistan Railways, blamed the driver Ministry, ruled out sabotage, saying the springs and other train parts ripped “They are being pulled out every min- of the night-coach Karachi Express for crash was “a pure accident.” ute,” he said. from carriages were scattered between misreading a signal and rear-ending The accident occurred at about 4 a.m. Pakistan’s railways are antiquated, the tracks. another passenger train. near Ghotki, some 370 miles northeast Cars that had jumped the tracks “The crash occurred because of mis- of Karachi, in remote Sindh province. and there have been many accidents lay on their sides. Others were crum- reading of a signal by the driver of The Quetta Express was traveling in recent years – including several at pled into heaps of metal after crush- Karachi Express and it rammed the from the eastern city of Lahore to the Ghotki – blamed on faulty equipment or ing motorcycles, cooking pots and other Quetta Express, which was not moving,” southwestern city of Quetta when a human error. items near the crash site. Bodies of Awan told The Associated Press. technical problem forced it to stop at A train carrying 800 passengers victims were wrapped in white cloth and President Gen. Pervez Musharraf the station. Technicians were working from Karachi to Lahore slammed into a piled together. offered his condolences to the injured on the train when it was struck by the parked freight train at Ghotki on June Local police chief Agha Mohammed and the families of those killed and Karachi Express. 8, 1991, killing more than 100 people. Tahir said 127 bodies had been pulled promised that anyone guilty of negli- The impact pushed three carriages Authorities blamed staff negligence for from the wreckage. gence would be prosecuted. He said at onto an adjacent track, and they in turn that accident. “It is a very gruesome situation,” he least 135 people were seriously injured. were hit by the Tezgam Express, head- In December 1989, a train crash near said. Brig. Javed Iqbal Cheema, the ing from Karachi north to Rawalpindi, Sangi, a town 35 miles from Ghotki, Abdul Wahab Awan, general manager national crisis manager at the Interior causing more derailments, said Abdul killed 400 people. newsbriefs Up to 27 people were killed Wednesday night’s raid in week that has passed since the Car bomb kills by the blast in the Shiite Muslim British police seek Aylesbury, some 40 miles north- July 7 terrorist bombings killed at neighborhood, including an west of London and near the city least 52 people. children in Iraq American soldier. At least 70 peo- terrorist mastermind of Oxford, resulted in no arrests Details emerged Wednesday BAGHDAD, Iraq — A suicide ple were injured. LEEDS, England — Police but police were searching the about the lives of the four sus- car bomb exploded next to U.S. Children’s slippers lay piled pursued what they suspect is house, Scotland Yard said. pected bombers, one of whom troops handing out candy and near the blast crater not far from a mastermind behind London’s As a show of defiance, London’s was only 19 years old. Another toys, killing 18 children and teen- a crumbled child’s bicycle as terror attacks, raiding a home trademark black taxis and red had gone to Pakistan for two agers Wednesday. Parents heard blood pooled in the street. Wednesday and widening their double-decker buses were asked months this year to study reli- the shattering explosion and Twelve of the dead were 13 or search to a new area. The top to pull to the side of the road and gion. At least three of the sus- raced out to the discover the younger and six were between 14 law enforcement official sug- workers were urged to take to the pects were Britons of Pakistani worst – children’s mangled, blood- and 17, said police Lt. Mohammed gested the bombers were “foot streets at midday Thursday for a descent. ied bodies strewn on the street. Jassim Jabr. soldiers.” moment of silence marking the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

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