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cized the documentary but would not outright support editor censoring it. The issue has been Cash hard Last night months filled and fueled by emotion PeopleSoft worth. of controversy and throughout the Boise area, bickering came toa head as including Boise State Univer- Idaho Public Television aired sity. Its Elenletltol)\ a documentary This week's premier on discrimination against Pro/Con opinion section homosexuals. pinpoints that division with The Idaho Christian two very different sides from cover 14-15 Coalitionspearheaded efforts a pair of BSU students, to stop the program from air- The section is designed ing, and vows to continue its Greeks honor one of to serve as a way students can fight by soliciting legislators voice their opinions on issues their gods, perhaps to to support pulling funds that too often are decided excess from the station. without our input. The ACLU stood on If there is a Controversy the free speech side, claiming you'd like to see debated in the documentary should be the Pro/Con section or aired and efforts to do other- would like to voice your opin- wise would spell censorship. ion, please fax your com- aGe 16-20 But the issue also ments to426-3198 or email to Men in funny pants divided the community and [email protected]. political leaders who criti- wave their swords around. Hev,it's Shakespearel"
Columntsts: Leslie Owens Dale Slack Ira Amyx Photo EdItor: Troy Kurtz sports 21-23 Photographers: Editor In ChIef: Erica Hill jim Allen Associate Editor: [esst Loerch Rafael Saakyan Editorial Advisor: Peter Antonelli· Broncos keep charg- Wollhelm Online Editors: ing away despite Design Director: Jeremy Webster Carlos Cavia Stephanie Pittam loss to. UCLA News Editor: Stephanie Matlock General Manager: Brad Arendt News Writers: justin Baldwin Business Manager: Krista Hark- Trisha Bennett ness Sean Hayes EIIlMcLaughlin Ad Director: Melica johnson Laurie Meisner The opinions presented in editorials .Sara Mitton Classified Ad Manager Matt Moorman Bannister Brannlee and cartoons within reflect the views of those who Travis Riggs This week's Biter of the Week Ad DesIgners: created them and are not necessarily the views 0 Esther Shepherd Michelle Van Hoff Jim Steele Stephanie Pittam goes to Arts and Entertainment The Arbiter or its staf£ Amy Wegner Ad Sales: Editor Justin Endow for writing AGEEditor: justin Endow CUrlMcDaniel so much copy this issue and The Arbiter is the official student newspa- Leana Vltruk per of Boise State University. Its mission is to AGEWriters: Office Managers Ginny Eggleston Claire Bonner doing a great job! Your hard provide a forum for the discussion of issues Russ Crawforth Emily Childs Mark Holladay . work is quite noticeable and impacting the community. The Arbiter's budge~ Jessica Holmes DistributionSupervisor: consists of fees paid by studen.ts and advertising Carlos Cavia much appreciated! Sports EdItor: Doug Dana sales. The paper is distributed to the campus on Wednesdays during the school year. The first
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Therefore; many tasks had to be performed manually. ''This was time-eonsum- tudents wandered around ing,' Kelly remarks, "consider- campus the first few days S ing financial aid receives about of school locating classes, buy- 13,800 applications a year." ing books, making all the usual They also experienced preparations. This year many problems with data conversion also had to make a dreaded stop from the old system to the new. c:: at the Financial Aid office. The Award letters were sent out.~" vast line filling the hall of the about two months later than Administration Building Jl-, usual so students didn't receive .E- showed that something had o aid as expected. Many were definitely changed over the .8 concerned about loans since p.. summer. promissory notes had to be A computer system processed, then signed and called PeopleSoft has been returned to Financial Aid PeopleSoft causes major slowdowns and tired workers. introduced at BSU, hopefully before money could be allowing financial, personnel released. with the integration," saysKelly. Financial Aid director dations. The original software and .student information to However Kelly doesn't Students may feel differ- Lois Kellywants to remind stu- contractor went bankrupt. become integrated. TIUs multi- feel BSU experienced any ently. One female senior, who dents that this marks the begin- leaving the .school to imple- million-dollar undertaking is .major difficulties. Approxi- wishes to remain anonymous, ningof something positive.She ment PeaplcSoft in just a few supposed to make life easier - mately 6,300 applications had remarked that faculty should claims these setbacks shouldn't years and fix Y2K problems. but has it? been processed at the end of have known about obstacles be blamed on PeoplcSoft. The auditors' report Lois Kelly, Director of August last year, compared to beforehand and prepared for Independent auditors arc could be completed by the Financial Aid, says the depart- this year's 5,500. them. currently working to find why State Board of Education's ment assumed certain func- "It's amazing when you Another student was the program is costing the uni- next meeting on Sept 23 in . tions of PeopleSoft would be take into account all the chal- angered that he received the Pocatello. automated and they were not promissory note for his loan on lenges employees had to face "One person Officials hope this sys- Aug. 31, eight days after school tem will eventuallyprovide bet- hadstarted. This sophomore, would tell me ter information faster. If all who also asked that his name something and goes well, students will some- not be published, felt frustrated three days day be able to register for with service he got in the later someone classes over the Internet. Kelly Financial Aid office. would give. me says this system seems a tod- "One person would tell different infor- tiler now, and "once it is an me something. and three days mation!" adult, it will be a good system." later someone would give me In the meantime, for
";i different information!" versity more than twice the those stillexperiencing difficul- ::r g It may comfort students 1997 estimate. The project was ties, Kelly suggests speaking to o a counter representative or .!f to know the Financial Aid supposed to run only $5.6 mil- '- . scheduling an appointment §. department has decided to lion' but now the price tag has with a financial aid counselor. ~ waive the $50 late charge, usu- hit $12.6 million. She also encourages patience, e allyapplied if fees haven't been Boise State officials say since the number of .people paid by the deadline. Also, this that's because of all the training standing in line in the hall semester no interest will be that has had to be done along match the number of those charged on outstanding tuition with the purchase of hardware waiting on the phones. Lines at FinancialAid rematnthe norm. from previous years. -.and other computer accommo- _-rj:_--~) c....------c. Plants go to prison in new cooperative venture
jesst Loerch merly used by the horticulture Ten classes have already program for two new women's associate editor moved to the warden'S house, Soccer fields, he walls of the warden's and construction on the build- Gary Moen, instructor of house at the Old Boise ing should reach completion T horticulture, says the capacity State Penitentiary are foot-thick soon. The greenhouses, which to teach the subject will be sandstone and the north wUi- will provide double the area expanded by the' move. The dows offer a view of the path available at the previous loca- department relocated before crossed foothills. Just to the tion, are scheduled to be fin- the lease was signed,causing east, two ancient barns embody ished in December. some concern for Moen. But the history of the old prison. Moen appreciates the officials signed the papers dur- And further south, a section of land and its "outdoorsy envi- ingthe last week of July and the barren land waits for the green ronment." The area to the move began the first week of thumbs of BSU's students. south will greatly increase the August These three areas will soon number of horticulture con- Resources at the new house BSU's horticulture pro- cepts that can be taught hands- location will include two green- gram in a cooperative effort on. This will offer students the houses, classrooms in the war- with the Idaho Botanical Gar- chance to plant and manage E den's house, a small library with den. turf and ~es and also fruit, ~ professional journals and a wet . The horticulture pro-' none of which were possible at la~ Additionally, the students the old site. Moen explains that ~ gram, part of the College of will be given the chance to , 0 Applied Technology, has since so many people prefer to ll': develop land to the south of rarely get a known a new location would use sod the students the Idaho Botanical Garden. chance to grow grass from be necessary for several years. Leslie Blackburn, horti- seed, an important skill. . The previous place.allowed no culture program head, believes "The liaison [with the room for the program to this new location will allow the Idaho Botanical Garden) is one expand, as it was boxed in by program to grow dramatically. of mutual benefit," Moen the tennis complex. The ath- It should ''bring us up into the explains. Students will develop letic department provided the real world," she says.She hopes an outdoor classroom for the final impetus for the move. In the new spot will help attract facility,gaining knowledge and order to. comply with Title IX research money and testing using the Idaho Botanical Soci- .The Old Penitentiary will house BSU's, gender equity requirements. the grants and allow for plant trials, ety a new classroom. BSU athletic department an important part of the indus- hornculture program. needed the land which was for- try. New even!~ ~~~i~~oo~~~ ~~~~:~'~~~~~~i~~~ili' ~1ywegne:ews wri~ information, pay fees, receive they can't make it to adminis- ate administrative. positions," office, sat down and didn't academic advising and even trative offices during regular saysWheeler. even have to wait" hanging' clas..ses or get- ting financial aid usually drop classes from Sp.m till 7 hours." The Evening Service Even when the center requiresC a substantial time com- p.m. Monday thro ugh Th urs- Officialsin the Adminis- Center opened its doors on the gets busy a student might have mitment, as many. students day. tration Building send represen- . first day of fall classes,Aug.23. to wait only five minutes to Mark Wheder, Dean of tativesto room 110, where they Since opening, the center has drop a class,a far cry from the who stood in long lines this fall Enrollment Services, played a combine resources so students averaged 100 students a night hour many have to wait during know. And squeezing time in major role in getting the center can have a varietyof needsmet Freshman Jennifer the day. between classes, homework '~"b in one room. Stevens says she loves the The five-minute wait, and a job can prove difficult started. . "I'm amazed that this 'The people working in evening opportunity. Because however, seems rare. Now Boise State Univer- service has not been offered the Evening Service Center are she works until five every night, ''Usually a student can sity offers a new choice for here before because hundreds excited about this new oppor- her only other optio~ was to enter the room, spot a free administrative services. The of students are stillon campus tunity to learn other aspects of get to the Administration computer terminal and office Evening Service Center pro- . vides an office where a student . after the clock strikes five," says the admission. process and Building early in the morning; employee and get right down Wheder. "Students should not hope to eventually blur. the "It's perfect for me to business," saysWhed6:. can register for classes, apply Nursing student visits New York, London on fellowship Justin Endow Churchill says. "We had some decker bus, saw jr,1i11S Caesar at wonderful opportunities to the Globe Theatre and took in aGe editor fine-tune our leadership skills." the Florence Nightingale hile many students " The students had a little Museum. . busied themselves this W time'ln take in some of the Churchill begins this past summer with part-time sights in New York as well. semester with renewed excite- jobs, Boise State nursing stu- Churchill saw' l?a~~ti",eon ment for the progranl she's dent Karla Churchill traveled Broadway and sat in the very involved in. She will return to to New York and London. She seat Meg Ryan occupied at New York in October for a . didn't just sight-see and shop Katz' Deli in the film Whe11 weekend capstone retreat, and though, as she made the two- Harry Met Sa!fy. she's also been assigned to co- week trip to fulfill the obliga- After wrapping up the facilitate a leadership project tions of a Helene FuJd training sessions the students funded to make home environ- Fellowship.. flew to London for the centen- ments safe for families
nial conference of the Interna- I ''I've learned how truly "I've learned tional Council of Nurses. important it is to take advantage how truly Churchill heard numerous of opportunities as they come important it is important . and influential along," she says. ''Everything to take advan- speakers, including the director I've done has reallypaid off and tage of opportu- of the National Student opened other doors." Casu nursing student Karla Churchill ) nities, as they Nurses Association, the'presi- come along. dent of the American Nursing Everything I've Association and Christopher KQFC, Boise State Athletics and the Boise State Alumni Association present: done has really Reeve, the honorary paid off." spokesman for the ICN. The conference .also . supplied the students with a Along with only 19 other wealth of useful information. nursing students from across Notably, the Fuld fellows had the country, Churchill first Bronco Corrail the opportunity to learn about worked on developing relation- the British socialized health ships with other recipients and care system through lectures clarifying their personal vision Pre-game event and site visits. at the Wagner Graduate School "We· traveled to the .of Public Service in New York Begins 2 hours betore kick~off in the North End Grass field area Office of Public Management City. for a detailed explanation of Facilitators engaged the, Live Band - Big Country the British health care system," fellows .in group dynamics Churchill says. "It was a nice activities, leadership seminars Kids activities supplement to our site visits and personality tests. The stu- because we learned exactly dents took cultural diversity how the system worked." Fresh grilled food training courses and visited the Churchill toured the Chinatown Health Clinic, mother/child' ··ward at St. which .serves Asian immi- Student Organizations promoting the Blue and Orange Spirit George's Hospital, which pro- grants. vided her the chance to see Churchill absorbed a .Bring your family and friends - the place to be before socialized medicine in action mass of.~information in one "I was amazed at the high per- week but believes it was -well c~tage of babies delivered by home football games. worth it.r~ midwives, rather than doctors, ''11iis experience was .in the UK" incredibii'good preparation for In her spare. time, she :,,;.: what I'~. doing this year," to~ Loridonona doubk~ ..-'_:''-r:_·,~:··::_'-~·~.';.tr""·:·-,"_,<,·:;;,:··:_·;~:.fS:~,-. S~~'U-l~§:~;..1'J:~,f'&~~r,:f~~I;"YJ~~r~d•.S~~r~~~,•.an~.~M~!fu~(~ress.
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Consulting. A member of Phi November 4, 1999. Eta Sigma, a national honor Materials are available nean Bake and society for engineering stu- through the program by send- Stoney Tuckness, two Boise dents, he served as vice presi- ing a request to: State University engineering dent of the Boise State chapter NSF Graduate Research students, have earned scholar- of the American Society of Fellows~p Program ships from CSHQA, a Boise Mechanical Engineers. He is ORAU architectural firm. the son of Pat Ivey of Nampa. ao Box '3010 Bake, a senior civil engi- Each student receives Oak Ridge, TN neering major, also earned a $1,000 spread over two semes- 37831-3010 ters, and a paid summer intern- evaluation exercises in commu- Brown Engineering Scholar- (423)241--4300 ship. The scholarship nications, management and sur- ship. [email protected] agreement with Boise State was Michael J. Brown has vival training. He has worked for Each fellowship pro- set up .by CSHQA President graduated from the .Army After. successfully com- National Restoration in New vides a $15,000 stipend for a Jeffrey Shneider in 1997. Reserve Officer Training pleting advanced camp and Mexico and as a microbiology 12-month tenure. Corps. (ROTC) Advanced graduating from college, the laboratory technician. Camp at Fort Lewis, Tacoma, cadets will conunissions as a The son of Van and the WA second lieutenants and serve in late Ellen Bake of Parma, he The National Science At the camp, cadets in the U.S.Army, National Guard, , has a wife, Suzanne, and a Foundation plans to award either their third and fourth or Reserve. daughter, Ellen. 900 new. Graduate Research years of college completed a " Brown is a 1990 graduate Tuckness, a senior Fellowships to support gradu- five-week course of intensive of Centennial High School, mechanical engineering major, ate studies in math, science and military leadership training. Meridian, Idaho. has interned at Diamond Z The course also included Manufacturing in Nampa 'and engineering. .currently .works at Quadrant The deadline to apply is _-)or-----~)
Only front seat occu- Idaho water quality Drilling error inter- t'> pants are required to buckle up , measures out of date rupts Idaho phone under Idaho law. Idaho has not reported service to the U.S. Environmental Pro- Telephone customers in No increase in speed tection Agency about its water the Northwest, including .. for Oregon freeways quality violations. Idaho, couldn't makelong dis- The possibility of higher Federal officials say the tance phone calls last week NEIGHBORHOOD speed limits on Oregon free- lack of reporting weakens because of a drilling problem ways has been shot down by steps to protect drinking water. in Colorado. Governor John Kitzhaber, Jt's Idaho officials say they Officials estimate that news the sixty-ninth bill Kitzhaber 330,000 AT&T and USWEST hope to have it current by the vetoed this year, setting a end of the year. customers were without serv- Lesbian drops Doe an official custodian of record. The Democratic gover- Federal officials say ice for four hours Sept. 2, due attempt to adopt her the child failed in Ada County nor says the bills he stopped Idaho is one of several states to the error which started when partner's child Court two years ago and also in were out of touch with Oregon that has not kept its records up a company drilling underneath front of Fourth District Judge constituents' wishes but Repub- to date. a Colorado freeway hit a fiber A lesbian woman identi- George Carey. lican leaders' say' the record They say they are contin- optic cable. fied only as Jane Doe has number of vetoes shows a lack uing to keep track of the most Officials say the incident dropped attempts to adopt her Tougher seat belt of communication and leader- serious threats to drinking was isolated and shouldn't partner's child a~ter Fourth laws in the works for ship on Kitzhaber's part. water in the state. affect future service. District Judge George Carey Idaho ruled the' Idaho legislature "didn't intend" that a child Experts and emergency Suidde Prevention hotlliteSeei BSU/Albertsons Library: Hours, 1999-2000 For your studying convenience the Albertsons Library Wed, Sept 15 is now open until MIDNIGHT 5 days a week 100m -2pm On the Oucd (Outside between Business BuHding,g, Mon- Thurs 7:30am-midnight Friday 7:30am-8:00pm Albcrlsons Llbrcrv) Saturday 10:OOam-8 :OOpm Sunday 10 :OOam-midnight For great links.to other sites check our website http://library .boisestate. edu RaiD date Friday. Sept. 17 For more InfocallSludentAdlvlUes 426·1223 Entertainment by Crash Four ...... J~.. .J) c"' ---_ It's time to split the Ninth Circuit Oregon, California, Arizona, resolved by conducting ell banc solve the existing problems, it experiment was attempted two Nevada, Alaska, Hawaii, the hearings in which all the judges also creates a new set of dilem- . decades ago in Fifth Circuit It Territory of Guam and the of the circuit hear the case mas when the divisions dis- failed and a new circuit was Idaho Attorney Commonwealth of the Mari- together, Due to the size of the agree. _ created. Divisions,' if adopted, General AI Lance ana Islands. The Ninth Circuit court, the Ninth Circuit has Radler than adopt the /1// will also fail in the Ninth Cir- includes a population of 51 never conducted a true /1// bailC bane process the Ninth Circuit ould the administration cuit. million people living in an area hearing. would insert yet another layer S of justice be uniform The real problem with of 1.3 million square miles. The of judicial review, creating a throughout the United States? dif- the Ninth Circuit is not politi- Fifi11Circuit, with half the pop- Structural Remedies Or should we have two justice ferent brand of justice for citi- cal, it is logistical. The Ninth . ulation of the Ninth and only systems-one for the cast, zens of the western states .. Circuit is simply too big to one fourth the geographical Congress is considering another for the west? Those are Divisional conflicts would. be operate efficiently and respon- area, hears cases from only proposals which would leave the fundamental questions heard by a select panel of sively. The most logical three states: Texas, Louisiana the Ninth Circuit intact while behind the debate over the judges from all Wee divisions. approach is to create a new and Mississippi. creating Wee geographic divi- future of the federal Ninth Cir- As a result, a majority of these Twelfth Circuit Court of Justice moves slower for sions (northern, central and cuit Court of Appeals. judges would not come from Appeals to hear federal appeals Americans in the Ninth Circuit southern) within the circuit. the division where the icase from Idaho, Montana, Wash- than for any others. The The real prob- This approach not only fails to originated. The divisional ington, Oregon and Alaska. median time for completing a lem with the case decision in the ninth cir- Ninth Circuit is cuit is 14.4 months. The same not political, it appeal would be resolved in 9.9 is logistical. months in the Fifth Circuit or The Ninth Cir- 8.5 months in the Second Cir- cuit is simply cuit too big to The Ninth Circuit has a operate effi- notoriously poor track record dentlyand in the U.S. Supreme Court In responsively. the1996-97 term, for example, the Supreme Court overturned 28 of the 29 Nindl Circuit decisions it reviewed. The This is not merely an aca- result is further delays in justice dernic discussion. The federal and higher costs for Idaho tax- circuit Courts of Appeals serve payers. After waiting 14 a tremendously important months for the Ninth Circuit's function. These courts resolve decision, litigants must wait issues appealed from the lower another year to see if thedeci- federal courts within the circuit sion will withstand Supreme Additionally, they often have Court scrutiny. In the interim, the final say in state criminal no one is certain what the law is cases. Unless overruled by the and important decisions are U.S. Supreme Court, the court postponed. of appeals decisions become The Ninth Circuit has the "law of the circuit" more .judges (28 authorized) The Arbiter welcomes letters to the editor of up to 200 than any other, The Nindl Cir- Structural flaws in the words. Letters must be signed, with a full name and can be cuit's own judges have com- Nmth Circuit sent to plained that the court issues so. The Arbiter faxed to 426-3198 many orders that they cannot Currently there are 12 1910 University Drive oremailedto keep up with the circuits case federal circuit courts· of Boise ID 83725 [email protected] law. Further;' it is not uncom- appeals. The Ninth is, by far, mon for Ninth Circuit judges the largest. It encompasses The Arbiter reserves the right to edit. submissions to issue conflicting rulings. In Idaho, Montana, Washington, which will be published as space .allows. other circuits such conflicts are ...J) ·I"-~)_'------__ ("-~------.,--.'C · .. This week's is it about? Where did it come episode: Personal from? What is it trying to tell * Holidays for All to us? Why do we celebrate this Enjoy . utterly meaningless and per- sonal egocentric holiday? We were all born, and we'll all die. Hello on this fine sunny Why not celebrate the fact that Wednesday, unless of course it's Jupiter has a slightly off-cent~ your birthday, then it's "Oh god "I hate you. I hope you or nice stack on the table, shut out with three bullets in the gun, or orbit, or that - television was my hair is thinning, I'm still not someone close to you dies the lights and make yourself a give a Glock to a small child invented in Idaho by Philo T. married, I'm fat and what's the soon." present bonfire. With your face and ask him-to play. Phamsworth? point Wednesday." dramatically lit by the flames, We'd like to make sure If you have never read us, proceed to tell them all how These rules should apply that you realize the celebration good for you, but now you are We'd like to much you don't want to be to everyone but, as usual, don't of birthdays is completely self- so we thought we should intro- make sure that here, and that if they were real follow them today. Start tomor- centered and accomplishes duce ourselves. you realize the friends the presents would be row. WiSh Dale a happy birth- nothing except killing a few celebration of gift certificates for plastic sur- day. If you see him kiss him. brain cells and ~ your birthdays geons; Hair Club for Men or pinch him on the bum, gWe next morning miserable. •So Well, on this accomplishes liposuction doctors. - him a toy. Everyone-haVe a birthday people, if you're read- day 21 years ago, nothing except 5. Try confusing inquisi- good week! a Uttle pink . ing this, we have a few ideas ... killing a few tors about your birthday. When bundle that was on how to anti-celebrate your they ask if today is your birth- Wisdom Nugget: next birthday and let others brain cells and Dale arrived on day say ''\\'lhat's that?" or "I "Don't knock mas- know you don't want it to be ,making -your this planet. wasn't born, I was found. turbation, it's sex with recognized .. next morning Don't remind me," Since then, not miserable. someone I love." -Woody 6. Go to school or work Allen much has 1. Call your mother and naked, changed•. make sure she knows that you 4. Throw a big party for 7.- Do something on New Word: never asked to be born. Use yourself Then, when everyone . your birthday that gives you a Puble: Scruff or phrases such as, "I never asked I'm Ira, black market gathers around to watch you 50% chance of dying. Start stubble not on the face. to be born;' or, in extreme cir- smoking, play Russian Roulette baby, Brady Bill supporter, pur- open gifts, arrange them in a cumstances, "I hate you for veyor of fine and exotic foods, bringing me into this world and beer bonger and an overall your birthday check is late." asexual human being. 2. Try breaking the Ia,v., I'm Dale, birthday boy. just a small little one but Well, on this day 21 years enough to get arrested. Smoke _inion'Then write for the Pro/Con section! ago, a little pink bundle that was a cigarette and throw tile butt Dale arrived on this planet. This week's topic: Should ~rayer be allowed at football games? A recent dect- , out tile window; tip a cow; Since then, not much has have sex in tile city limits with slon In Texas says yes, what do you say? changed. Dale still drinks from someone other than your Bring your submission to the address listed below by Wednesday, September IS a . bottle and messes himself, wife/husband. TI1en see if you though he hasn't seen a nipple at 5 p.m, can talk your way out of a sum- in years. _mons by explaining that it's LlmJt 400 words. On this fine' day we've The Arbiter your birth cia): Must Include full name and be a BSUstudent. decided. to write on the birth- 3. Anytime. anyone says 1605 1/2 University Drive day: what docs it mean? \'.;that "Happy Birthdayl" to you, ,say fax: 426-3198 .,,..-----..;)...... , .-: :,- ("'-~---'«-'------<'--CWI Th Killing Us Softly Lesleigh Owen experience In neighborhood try dioxin on for size. Even as organochlorine discharges. them with our friends, our Columnist pools and a scrumptious addi- far back as 1987 tile FDA Only the U.S. continues to classmates, our significant oth- , ,Our only interest is in tion to Boise tap water, chlorine stated, "It is critical to an ade- twiddle its thumbs. ers? The tampon industry's protecting you." (Tam- also produces such recognized quate risk assessment that the Neither spokesperson harmful behaviors rely on our brands Inc. ad, 1972) carcinogens as dioxin. Add sur- level of dioxin in tampons, san- for two of the three major embarrassment, thrive on our factants (an absorbent, if toxic, itary pads, diapers and other companies denied the presence quick plucks from me shelf, When Tambrands Inc. additive), some body-irritating medical devices be measured. of dioxin, only its seriousness. our covert stashings under our (men Tampax) introduced ram- perfumes and toxic shock con- The capacity to measure such Since animals, including bathroom sinks. pons in tile 1930s many cerns, and we have an entire levels exists within the FDA." humans, cumulatively store Tambrands Inc.'s motto, church-goin' folk expressed smorgasbord of health con- By 1997, however, and despite dioxin in their fatty tissues, "If it isn't broke, fix it anyway," nothing short of horror. Not cerns, all packaged neatly in < their "capacity to measure such many scientists, including some. beautifully describes the subject only did me inserts look, well, those little pink boxes. levels," the FDA had failed to of the FDA's, conclude that it's of menstruation, As long as it suggestiw, but who knew what follow up on plans to measure the frequency of exposure remains a hidden subject, a kind of trouble women and ''There [are] no signif- the levels of dioxin in feminine rather than the actual amount source of shame, many of us girls could get in once they let icant dioxin levels in our hygiene products. of dioxin that poses the great- will continue to perceive our their fingers do such south- product." (Bruce Garren, About ten years ago est danger. A woman who reproductive system as a leak bound walkin'? Tambrands Inc. spokesper- dioxin's alleged toxicity might menstruates for thirty-five we need to plug. NCl\\; sixty years later, son) have been questioned but years and uses five tampons In Britain in 1989, a short women have laughed off such according to the International during every day of her five-day letter-writing campaign con- mentalities and embrace their Rayon, a wood pulp Agency for Research on Can- period will unwrap a grand total vinced the major tampon man- menstrual functions as normal, derivative, comprises the major- cer, the time for speculation has of 11,375 tampons in her life. ufacturers to switch to natural and life-affirming. Okay, ity of absorbing fiber in .tam'; ended. Even in small doses, the How's that for fre- oxygen-bleached, all-cotton maybe' not, but at least we can pons. Since' w60d pulp IARC maintains,' dioxin can quency? products. Remember, as your say the word "tampon" with- inconveniently' refuses to con- cause headaches, endometrio- fingers do some walkin' (all out blushing and giggling. At form to our culture's need' for sis, birth defects, lowered "I guess there's some- over your keyboard, that is), least most of us. sterile whiteness, manufacturers sperm counts in men and can- thing slightly naughty about your single letter can represent Last week, when frequently 'usc cl{lorine to cer. In 1997, Bill' HR 2900, or menstruation; It's a dirty lit- hundreds, .even thousands of learned of tile lack of federal bleach it. Unfortunntclyfor us, the "Tampon Safety Research tle secret." (Harry Finley, others who lacked either tile regulations goverrung the man- a recent EPA study links chlo- Act," provided for the study of owner of Maryland's time or the drive to write it ufacture of t:Ullpons, I decided rine with cancer and d:unaged tile "extent to which the pres- Museum of Menstruation) themselves. to finally bite the bulb. immune and reproductive sys- ence of dioxin, synthetic fibers Who's worse: tile tampon The only thing our Although a good little patient tems. and other additives in tampons manufacturers for knowingly 'silence has accomplished is tile who always researches tile Even tile synthetic and and similar products used by infusing their products with companies' continued, uncar- meditations her doctor pre- durable rayon fibers themselves women with respect to men- carcinogenic materials in order ing and fatal practices. scribes, I'd never before taken . often remain imbedded in vagi- struation pose risks to the to make them more attractive Write to: the time to examine tile con- nal tissue long after a woman, health of women." Not if or to their ignorant consumers, or .Tambmnds Inc tents of my feminine hygiene withdraws her t:lmpon. TIlese whether, but the extent to the FDA and EPA for delaying Edward Fogarty, President / products. fibers create a cozy playground which. -the testing they promised Tambrands, Inc'; 777 Westch- Here's what for tile growth and develop- Dioxin, known in science almost a decade ago? Until ester Ave'; White Plains, NY learned:Just three corporations merit of the J'ltlP0'lococCIIs (lIIrellS labs as tetrachIorodibenzodi- these companies break some 10604 -T:unbrands Inc., Playtex and bacteria, harbinger of the infa- oxin or TCDD, fits snugly in laws that haven't yet come into Pk!ylex: Michael Gal- johnson & Johnson--control mous Toxic Shock Syndrome the organochlorine family existence, they won't .stop lagher, President/ Playtex ninety percent of me tampon Toxin-1. According to the Terra along with such beauts as me pumping their products full of Products, Inc./ PO Box 7016/ market Of all their varieties of Femme Tampon Health-Survey contaminant in Agent Orange. synthetics and noxious chemi- Dover, DE 19903 tampon .sizes and shapes, all conducted in me mid-1990s for Concerns about dioxin's pollut- cals. a.B.: Col lee n but one type contain rayon as over one year, twenty-five per- , ing effects. sparked interna- Unfortunately, me issue Groggins, President/ Personal me main absorbing ingredient. cent of women reported expe-: tional action: Germany Spain, has failed, to dredge up the Products Co./ Van Liew Ave./ Not just rayon., mind you, but riencing four of the six France, Canada and dozens of attention and controversy it Milltown, NJ 08850, or you super-synthetic, chlorine- symptoms necessary for-:ill other countries have already warrants. After all, we'may not may want to write directly to bleached and chemic:illY'.:'c " official diagnosis of 1'SS. ..,' passed legislation requiring sig- giggle at the. mention of the "'_.:.~; '.''-''. .. ,. ,;..:,..y',,'-' Johnson & Johnson, their par- treated rayon. Although we IfiliethreafdfTSS isn't . nificant decreases, if not the words "tampon" and "period," ent company. know it as.ari eye-eleansing enough to wrinkle your socks, elimination of industrial but how often do we discuss ."""')-r------~) c'"-, -= __ -...- ••. '. C~ Should It's Elementary, a documentary on homosexual discrimination, have been shown on Idaho Public Television? I can recall the first time I on sexual orientation. "F~ot'! and lesbians had worse experi- What me program can asked my mother what the this, "faggot" that, "gay" this, ences man me; Ihave met and do is encourage teachers, many . term "faggot" meant. I'd heard "gay" that. I frequently heard' read about students who were of whom are torn between it and variations of it on the young men brag about what beaten up, spit on, pissed on wanting to promote positive playground for as long as I conclition they would find me and/or expelled for being gay. images of gays and lesbians, could remember and never corpse in if any gay man ever I cannot help but think and wanting to hold onto their really knew what it meant. Even dared flirt with them, and that a documentary or any jobs at me same time as role at that time, in third grade at recent attacks on gay people piece of information with me models in spreading tolerance Longfellow Elementary in , show mat this is not always just message of spreading toler- and diversity. It can also .Boise, I had been frequently big talk. ance for homosexuality would encourage students who are called ,"girl" and "fag" and Ihad very little self-confi- be a blessing for gay and les- already gay or lesbian (some of Sean everything of that ilk. It was dence throughout high school, bian teenagers and children whom may not have even only through a perceived and and am to this day near terrifi~d who have not yet embraced acknowledged it yet) to Hayes unintentional girlish appear- walking past or associating with their sexual identities. Pro- embrace and accept their own ance and demeanor that I came any teenagers or young people grams like these do not pro- sexual identities, an act mat Opponents of Its Elemm- to be identified by even my ele- in groups. My images of mote homosexuality as a would help curb depression tary would have you believe that mentary school classmates as teenagers and Americans and lifestyle; no mail or woman and other symptoms of self- there is no discussion in our gay. If gay is a choice it was a suburbanites have been ones of attracted to the opposite sex hatred. public schools, elementary or choice I had not yet made, but inordinate cruelty, people who will suddenly .find themselves The purpose of this pro- otherwise, about homosexual- was forced to live with its con- would and have literally crossed attracted to the same gender gram and any like it is not to ity. I believe there is too much sequences. the street to heckle, harass and because of anything at all pre- encourage homosexuality, but' dialogue about homosexuality, I attended high school in insult me. I was apprehensive sented in' the media. All the to encourage fair treatment and but, almost all of it centers a middle class suburban area of entering into the work force for positive images of heterosexu- end me stigma and condition ~ound ignorance, bigotry and South Carolina and, far more fear of harassment, and depres- als in the media haven't turned of living in America as a sec- name-calling. than the region's famous sion and lack of self-worth are me sttaight ond class citizen. racism, I heard remarks based constant struggles. Many gay community buy commercial it" ''And to pay for it too" me vision of me anointed." choices and values of the broadcast time to air their How must be added to this quote in Failure to use tax money anointed And because either To program. Other public tele- me debate of Idaho Public to finance items not liked by the librarian or the taxpaying. visionstations have chosen not Television's airing of It} EIe- me tax paying public is rou- public does not like it, that is to broadcast this program. Are mentmy. tinely called censorship. If such called' "censorship"-even they engaged in censorship There are many points to terminology were used consis- though the book remains freely too? be made on this so-called "cen- tendy, virtually all of life would available to all who wish to buy I have seen the video and sorship" issue. I will. defer to be just one long, unending cen- it However, no library can pos- something that strikes me as Dr. Thomas Sowell, arguably sorship, as individuals choose sibly purchase even' a tenth of odd is the fact that even though, the brightest man in America. ,whemer to buy apples ramer , all me books published, so dis- it supposedly promotes toler- Ashley In Sowell's 'excellent book The man oranges, vacations ramer cretionary preferences are ance, respect and diversity, any- Vision of the Anointed: S e!fcon- man violins, or furniture ramer inevitable and the First one who does not embrace the Horne gramla/iQnas a Basisfor Sodal Pol- 'than mutual funds. But of Amendment does not guaran- homosexual lifestyle is catego- if), he writes: course, no such consistency is tee either an audience or rized as a Nazi, Hitler, The ACLU quotes "So called 'public televi- intended This strained usage money. closed-rninded, bigot and of Voltaire in defending free sion'-taxpayer-subsidized tele- of the word' "censorship" No one is censoring course "homophobic." It speech: ''I may disagree with vision-is in fact the least appears only selectively to homosexual promoters. The seems they want to tolerate what you say, but I will defend responsive to the public's describe public choices and Idaho Christian Coalition sug- everyone's beliefs except those to the death your right to say desires and most reflective of values at variance with the gested that the homosexual who don't agree with them. ,=_= ....,--c • • _~/"!"") -----) C_=__ <, . ~ It demon- strated that four out of five, or 80%, of fra rerm .ryan«. sorority mem- bers qualified as binge drinkers (five I And that danger drinks in a editor in chief includes alcohol poisoning, he University o~ row for men alcohol-induced comas and and four T. Idaho and Alpha Plu sometimes even death. drinks for Sorority are again facing The National Center damage claims from a stu- for Health Statistics claims. women). dent .involved in a Rush excessive alcohol conswnp- ," Week accident six years ago . tion and the resulting behav- ''\'\'e get to know them that left her paralyzed The iors cause more than during the dry events like Idaho Supreme Court rein- 100,000 fatalities annually in volleyball games and pizza stated charges last week, say- . the United States alone. parries, but we don't have ing Second District Judge But how prevalent is alcohol contests or anything Ida Rudolph leggett's dis- the problem here In Boise, like tha t." missal of claims against the and do BSU fraternities and Butdrinkingtors~~ university and the sorority sororities promote drinking acceptance seems typical were "premature." during Rush Week as a form behavior of people who 'This doesn't necessar- of initiation? join fraternities and sorori- ily mean assumed duty ''No way," says Brian ties, .according to it 1996 exists, but the; question Walsh, president of Kappa study in the jO/lnkJi of Person- should be further consid- Sigma. "That would be a ality alld Sodal Pf)thologr ered in district court," read form of hazing and we're (VoL71:6:1194-1209). the opinion by Justice Cathy totally against that." Silak. A study of Greek-let- But drinking certainly ter social group members Then . 1S-year old was on the agenda for the (153 males and 168 females) Rejena Coghlan was an ..~_._..~. ------found significant coorela- drinks in a row for men and And the chapter as a tions between their levels of .four drinks for women). whole offers new initiatives, involvement and psychoso- Only 44% percent 'of all emphasizing . personal cial development. Members college students qualify as responsibility. rated themselves as extro- binge drinkers. Alpha Chi Omega verted and seeking a sense Shelton says the emer- promotes engaging in com- of community. gency department at Saint munity service activities Subjects were also Alphonsus is deluged with rather than drinking. asked to self-stereotype by people who exhibit such "It's more of a sister- rating themselves regarding alcohol problems. hood, having someone you negative and positive char- "It's 'a toxin and a can count on. We know we acteristics including con- depressant to. the part of can do so many more activ- formity,' partying and the brain that remembers to ities that help us bond, such . drinking to excess. breathe" he explains. as community service and Examiners found the But Shelton believes retreats to focus on per- members' self-stereotypes the college drinking prob- sonal development," says indicated they tended to lem here doesn't seem as Mahler. strive for better social iden- prevalent as it is at other And although 57% of tity, which could lead. to universities. fraternity and sorority conforming behavior such "Boise State is a com- members in' the 1996 study as social drinking. muter college and not a typ- said they believed Greek And it's that kind of ical setting where students organizations in general drinking that can cause move away from their par- drank too much, and 65% more serious alcohol-related ents, unlike the U of I." said members were "good problems according to Shel- But steps to improve partiers," local chapter lead- ton, who claims alcoholism the current problem in local ers say these behaviors Ji represents a serious prob- fraternities and sororities aren~aswide~readh~~ ~ lem in this community. . are continuing anyway. "I don't think it's a-' $' "It's available and Some Kappa Sigma mem- problem on our campus.§ socially acceptable. College bers have already signed People shouldn't want to t: life is a part of it too onto the Select 2000 pro- join because of drinking. It's because kids are away from gram, designed to encour- much more than that," home and 'Hey, it's time to age members to go dry in emphasizes Mahler. party."; the next millennium. (~ota problem here...(burp)W sayBSUGreeks. ) That kind of partying has come under close scrutiny following the August 1997 alcohol poi- DoesBSU have a large soning fatality of Benjamin Wynne, a fraternity pledge Greek communttyz . at Louisiana State Univer- sity, and the similar death ' weeks later 'of Scott Adrienne Patrick Liz Adams Krueger, a pledge at MIT Sophomore Junior Those two; tragic "1think we have a small commu- "I'd have to say no, I don't think deaths spurred a Harvard nity. 1don't think it's weak and it's so, it's about eight" . study that surveyed 14,000 growing." students at 130 colleges to find out the extent of drink- ing problems on campuses Sergio Soto Rob Perucca nationwide. It demonstrated Sophomore Senior that four out of five, or "I didn't know we had ''Yes it does," 80%, of fraternity and them," sorority members qualified as binge drinkers (five _.....~-----) c"'------\W ~.,I Interdisciplinary studies student uses harps to help the dying Justin Endow their educations to "music thanatology." This field inte- news services grates a wide' variety of disci- 'woman sets up her plines into one focus: learning harps in a darkened hos- how to use music to relieve A pital room. The dying .patient breathes audibly,and his stress and pain for people near death. .ussembled family members hold onto each other and "It's possibly the only watch. She touches the man's time in most of these people's hand and then Whispersto him. lives that they are completely enveloped by another person," She,begins and he relaxes and closes his eyes. She plays says Bolin. "The procedure is progressively slower and softer, not a cure-all. It's strictly pallia- .and the patient's breathing tive in that it eases pain in all dimensions." slows as he falls into the first heavyslumber he's had in days. A certified music thana- tologist uses the soothing The pain he constantly endures har- has, faded, if only for a little monies of small, portable while. harps to decrease patient stress After Boise State Univer- and pain levels. As the specialist sity interdisciplinary studies plays,the patient tunes in to the major Maura Bolin completes music and their body responds by slowing down its rhythms, such as heart rate and breath- BSUinterdisciplinary studies student Maura Bolin uses her "The idea is to ing, in accordance with the musical skills to help the terminally ill. bathe the per- music. son in music," "The idea is to bathe the patients." Repose Project This program The San Diego native, Bolin said. person in music," Bolin said. She has been combining has been set up to provide cer- who has owned and operated "There 'are' few "There are few words spoken, studiesin gerontology, psychol- tification in music thanatology Nothing New Antiques for 20 but there may be touching or ogy and music for five years to ,words spoken, for students who meet the years in Boise, returned to eye contact" earn a bachelor's degree in but there may educational requirements. school in 1994. She took an Currently there arc only interdisciplinary studies, a pro- be touching or Though students arc not introductory psychology class 70 to 80 people practicing gram she will complete at the eye contact." allowed to use music thanatol- in her first semester, and while music thanatology in the ogy until they've nearly com- researching an assignment United States. Some arc hospi- pleted graduate school, Bolin came across a two-paragraph tal staff in pastoral services,but ~~Butlike most has watched it done and article on music thanatology. most work independently, serv- good jobs, music eagerly awaits the time when She decided to look into what ing in hospices, churches and .thilllatology will she can help a dying patient the profession entailed rest homes. Occasionally, indi- be a lifelong In order to get there, And because of the array viduals may hire a specialist to learning experi- Bolin packs, a wide variety of , of disciplines music thanatol- provide this service iri the ence." classes from multiple fields home. ogy encompasses, she feels into her education. She had excited about the dynamic Bolin believes the proce- few electives and feels that dure can work with equal effec- experience it will soon provide. conclusion of the current aca- even though she's graduating tiveness whether the patient is ''If you go into a' job demic year. But to be certified, in May,she missed out on a lot awake or comatose. "Hearing kriowing everything, you'll get 11L. she must also finish, two' years of classes that would have sup- seems to be the last thing to go, bored pretty quickly," Bolin of postgraduate work at' St plemented her education. "I so though patients may be said "But like most good jobs, Patrick's Hospital in Missoula, just didn't have time to take unconscious they still'respond music thanatology will be a life- Mont, as part of the Chaliceof them all," she says. the same way as conscious long learning experience," --j..,.------) r- Hemingway's latest: Ernest or Patrick? Patrick condensed his _ One such example is his Justin Endow Creating a sense of scene Ernest? Certainly the· elder father's words into a work half novel, TheJllI1Also Rises. In this proves less problematic for aGe editor Hemingway would have pared that length.In the introduction, book Hemingway builds up Patrick, as the images of tile iterary circles buzzed his manuscript down differ- he writes half-apologetically the characterization of his two ,- about it Fans clamored African shamba and the livesof ently. And while Patrick offers L that it is a book "which I have or three primary players her people seem alive through for it. Critics reserved judg- up the semi-disclaimer,it does- licked here into what I hope is through gritty, meaningful dia- ment most of the work, and he's able n't change the fact mat it's his not the worst of all possible logue and subtlety in their' to bring out the tension the Earlier this year, Ernest vision, not his father's. shapes." actions and attitudes. The first- characters experienced from Hemingway's son Patrick pub- The critics have been At least he was right on person narrator, an American the impending threat of attack lished Tme at First ught, a work more concerned with Patrick's that score. writer named Jake Barnes, by renegade Kamba Mau Mau he calls "a fictional memoir" reasons. \X!hy would Patrick However, True at First rarely comments directly on in the first fivechapters. based on an unfinished manu- publish this manuscript, they ught doesn't feel like true the other characters, but his- script/journal that ran over ask. Why introduce a work into Ernest Hemingway either. In attitudes toward them, what he 200,000 words. the Hemingway canon that both his short stories and nov- chooses to say and what they Patrick just The book focuses prima- may not live up to me others? els, the elder Hemingway cre- themselves reveal, all combine didn't know -x. rily on two plots: a small band Money seems the only logical ,I ated a definite sense of to develop precise individuals how to put his explanation. of detained members of the i character while at the same on the page. father's work It hurts to suggest that I Kamba Mau Mau tribe have .I time submerging much of Maybe it's because Hem- together in a Hemingway's son would mis- ,I 'i escaped, and the Hemingway " what they were really going " ingway couldn't maintain this way that use his father's reputation for il camp fears they will be through. Be also possessed a kind of controlled narrative maintained financial gain. Tme at First Light Ii attacked; and Hemingway takes strong ability to render every- when dealing with actual peo- is not altogether a bad book. to a bright and beautiful this strength. day activities in scenes that ple. Maybe he didn't want to. Patrick has given the world a African woman named Debba, were potent and interesting. In The chances are, son Patrick taste of his father's life in thereby bringing to light the some ways' this book fails to just didn't know how to put his Eventually, the trained Africa, a taste few would have interesting dynamics __of this \ accomplish these in a way that father's work together in a way reader of Hemingway may relationship and that with his received without this work. But matches up-with Hemingway's ,that maintained this strength. raise a number of questions. it just isn't Ernest Hemingway. Ii' wife Mary. .f - other works. First of all, is this Patrick or , , I ij MMM, THIS PAPER'S TASTY! 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They incor- Peterson and Jeffrey C. porate jokes about the Eliza- J Hawkins will delight audi- bethan period, Shakespeare's ences of all ages and all characters and plotlines and Shakespearean backgrounds even local newsmakers, such with their rendition of Adam as the Curtis Road extension Long, Daniel Singer and Jess or the Flying Wye. Wmfidd's The Compleat WOrks So this time around, e ' , of WI/m. Shkspr. (Abridged). o ""t.... t having seen what these guys ~ ',~f· For the second time in four can do together, people may ~ :~ seasons, three of the most tal- get a little concerned about ented comedians of the '9 the absence of Willmorth's ~ ' Idaho Shakespeare Festival's rubber-faced antics. Put your cast will romp through two fears to rest-this show is as and a half hours of irrever- \ good as ever. ence and utter hilarity. Director Charles Fee Actor Dan Peterson takes a swing at defending Joe Golden .. Three years ago uses many of the segments Golden, Peterson and super- from the. production three funnyman Tom. Willmorth time. The play actually pres- matter considering that after So you may not be a years ago, but they come brought The Compleat WOrks ents all 37 of Shakespeare's the intermission they focus Shakespearean scholar; they'll across as fresh as the first plays in one evening, no small (entirdy on Hamlet, Prince tf makefun of that, too. But if Denmark. you haven't experienced the The actors bound Bard, there's no better way to across the stage, pull audience members into the fray and The actors even poke fun at prominent bounce across members of the community. the stage, pull (On the first preview night, audience mem- "\'''t"~''-~'i;'''': Not willing to engage in pas- apa.t:tirienftilosenilsliielbve- GoY. Dirk Kempthome was . ;8~"" ."1iaiNeilSllilori's . . th'full ,.i;i.;,t¥;.i;;;';"';"':"':< ····ld··'fi$bio).:.i bers into the "r.r;-.zc"····;>+',:x,,.·;.,. sionless sex, she desires e ..0~·~~·J.ll:r.9. ->t1'f in the audience, which ren- fray and even dered him a constant target all poke fun at if' :~.:~t:I;fi'~r=:J~~ut night) balks. ~=~~~~~1.196Q'sl'llOriU prominent man's .",. The production also ,·.·/·,,·;.·....X.-;...·.... "·;,·,';>,oc.'" members of the The second woman,'·;t.J:1US';§ii .' 'on touches on summer enter- only describable as a free-Iov- "e ;i Sharp's debut album, A deeply than any of taday's suc- on such meaningful situations Cheap a~d En'/ Girl, delivers cessful acts, and the music and emotions. much more than this musical strikes a careful balance '~ lot of the songs come sound open love letter to the X-Files between rock and folk. from who Iam, but some come star. from the blurring edges She 'juxtaposes the requi- between fantasy and reality," site angst with hopeless roman- She juxtaposes Sharp says. "I'd love to ride a ticism and avoids merely the requisite bike in the desert, seduce men tip-toeing in the footprints of angst with and steal their money, like I sing her predecessors. Sharp shows hopeless about in 'Faster, Faster.' My enough moxie and ability to romanticism songs let me do all these scan- Bree Sharp knows how forge her own niche. and avoids dalous and dirty things that 1 to get somewhere in this busi- She may have trouble merely tip-toe- might not in real life." ness. Just record an ode to a breaking into the heavily-satu- ing in the foot- From the cynicism of quasi-icon of the '90's and rated female folk-rockgente. prints of her "America" and the hint of vul- release it as your first single. This branch of nice-girl-plays- predecessors. nerability on "Walk Away" to ''David Duchovny" has evil-girl music has its share of Sharp shows the devilishness of the title garnered solid reviews nation- voices. But if the public gives enough. moxie track, Sharp engages, teases and wide, and even Duchovny him- Sharp a shot, they'll find a and ability to abuses. self has noticed the 23-year-old woman with something to say forge her own And everyone will want singer/songwriter. The actor and one hell of a way of saying niche. just a little more: Bree Sharp has been known to play Sharp's it On, second thought, A ChMpandEu! Girl song in his studio trailer. Her passion glistens on David, forget Tea. Remember, David, you're Trawna Records nearly all the track while the lyri- "Not since Jewel's Pieces of married. Rating: 8 of 10 cism searches humanity more }Oil has a female artist drawn Boise State LJniversity< Fall Funk to offer sumo Student Rrogratns Board wrestling and Cornfed Bobcats , , group of three men with a mel- Jessica Holmes Cafeteria food will be low, acoustic sound; the Junk- aGe writer ousted in favor of a genuine yard Dogs, a large band using all Funk comes Friday, barbecue, courtesy of Fine lids of tin trash cans for instru- Sept 10, when students Host F ments; and the Phunk Philhar- will congregate in every crevice Wall says she wants Fall monic, with a hot, pop beat of BSU to jive to music, sumo Funk "to hit students early, to wresde, laugh, and get comfort- give them a start for fall." able with the community. Last year The festival will also In a pre-season imitation Spring Fling attempt to promote the Stu- of Spring Fling,. Fall Funk attracted 5,000 qentProgramsBo~ Every begins its first year with Hawai- participants; committee in the board is rep- ian comedian Kermit Apio, Fall Funk will resented in the Funk, from diverse local bands, film, games, . hopefully comedy to film to music. and food. exceed that SPB has advertised ''Jt's like a fair or festival," amount. heavily for this event, including elucidates Samantha Wall, Spe- hand-written posters .in the cial Events Coordinator for the corridors of campus. Last year Games include. jousting, Student Programs Board. Spring Fling attracted 5,000 a bungee run, gyro/orbitron, "Hopefully it will allow stu- participants; .Fall Funk will wall' climbing, and laser tag. dents to get a change from their hopefully exceed that amount Students' can dip their hands in normal routine." With both community and stu- wax and mold them in unusual .The Funk begins at 3 dent participation, Wall hopes shapes and colors. At 9:30, the , p.m and continues into the Fall Funk "will show that BSU amphitheater will show the film night. .The featured bands is an active campus, that BSU AJJ Power 10 tIJe People. to close include' Comfed Bobcat, a is interesting," the day's festivities. ~- . ) (-....------..,.c-:~__..... _ Boise State lacks passing attack Hendricks went 17 for 35 pass- Pete Erlendson ing, with lt8-yards and three sports writer interceptions. he greatly anticipated One bright spot for the . game against the Bruins T offense was the running game of UCLA finally arrived. It was as junior tailback Davy~, an offensive shoot-out, with a .-'" Malaythong emerged as the ~ combined score of 45 points. feature back for .BSU. 11 Too bad Boise State was only Malaythong made 18 carries ~ able to contribute some of for 103 yards of successful~' these as the Broncos fell to h;,,~ 0 rusuu,& s: UCLA last Saturday night, 38- The offensive line .1. opened all sorts of holes for It was a night to remem- Malaythong and the rest of the ber as Paul Reyna's parents backs, but failed to provide were named honorary captains adequate protection for Hen- Broncos keep helmets high despite Saturday's loss to the Bruins. for the game. This' marked dricks. What is this-Boise BSU's first game in the Rose State with a productive running Bowl and a match against a yards and one touchdown. much more difficult for and redshirt freshman free game? When was the last time number 17 ranked opponent Granted, UCLA threw Edwards to get off a good safety Quintin Mikell (pro- it could be trusted over passing The Bronco's defense many reserves in later on, and kick. BSU's punts just lacked nounced "Michael',). I\.fikell strategies? the Bruins were not showing hang time. was involved in just about looked outstanding, absent a Senior QB Bryan Harsin nearly as much defensive pres- . . The Bronco defense every defensive play-he was couple of apparent mental relieved Hendricks in the breakdowns. BSU gave up 38 sure as earlier in the game. But attacked. They were led by sen- all over the field. JW1ior corner- fourth quarter to drive 99 yards points, but really 17 of those Boise State did prove to itself ior linebacker Bryan Johnson back Dempsy Dees nabbed . for BSU's only touchdown of were because of offensive that it can move the ball against the game. The Bronco's score ' turnovers by Boise State. There the big boys. come on a 17-yard pass to jun- is only so much a defense can The Bruins blitzed the ior college transfer Shaclan do, and the Bronco squad most bananas out of Boise State, McDonough. "It was kind of certainly did not receive any leaving Hendricks with few cool to catch my first real col- help from the team's offense, options but to make poor pass lege' football pass for a touch- which .was 1azidaziacal. Quar- decisions and spend a lot of down in the Rose Bowl, but I terback Bart Hendricks didn't time grazing on the grass of would give it up for a win" he seem to want a first down, and the Rose Bowl. Hendricks said. neither did his receiving corps. passed so much time on his Harsin was 3 for 5, for 86 back, he may just become the new spokesperson for "Chia Pet" Place kicker Brett Thompson enjoyed one attempt at a field goal and "CI choked, missing a 28-yard three ~ pointer. But he did make the ~ extra point conversion follow- ~ing 13SU's lone touchdown. ;;; Junior punter Jeff ~ Edwards also failedto have the '< ~ greatest of nights, averaging 39-yards per punt He most certainly got plenty of practice though, but was receiving some low snaps from BSU's long snapper, making it that , . , ------~) c'-. _ two interceptions, adding to physically our offense played standpoint as well as the senior safety Marcel Yates' much better in the second half money-making issue. UCLA ;: other one. We lost to a good team-.They has hosted a big-rime program "We talked before the played better than us and for what seems like forever and game that we wanted UCLA to deserved to beat us. We are BSU is only getting started. know we were physical enough going to be back and I feel William Shakespeare to be here," recalls head coach encouraged by what I saw. wrote, "Our doubts are traitors, Dirk Koetter. "Anybody who 'Every'1hingwe did is totallycor-: and make us lose the good we was down close to the field,and rectable." oft .might win, by fearing to saw some of that hitting, can This was a game that had . attempt" Boise State appears . attested that we did just fine in to be played. Boise State stands by no means afraid, maybe just that respect." only three years out of Division a little hesitant on the offensive "I feel real proud of the I-AA ranks but these games side of the ball. Hopefully, that way our defense played, and represent a requirement, won't last long...... " ',' S 'th Utah iliiS~turda ~ . important from a recruiting ,,~s~.. Pll e~L' ,;,: ,,:.:;a;.,:r~ t:' _": ':',,':.,'::,'_, '~<",l {,:': :)'.:, ,~.; , . ',' .;'_~, ",';',"_'.", ~;::'/,. - .... 1 I. Be ,Irt of an EXCITING·INTIRNET COMPANYI \ needed: f' Campus Operations Manager * Earn great money * Excellent resume builder * Flexible schedule \ * Gain Management and Marketing experience I LI : .....,. Sign up for the Student Comboand receive afre.e T-shirt! Look for us from August 21-27 In the Bookstore or visit our local branch to take advantage of this offer. 877 MalnSt Free T·shlrt offer,ends 1111199. SluclenlJ must open a cIlecldng aceounllllllU« CIedit card IDreceive the T·shit' limn one per customer wflHe SlJlIllies last ,.,...... IO"**-~L-l_..,,...- ...... llI&oW...... ,.fI .. _a-...... "'...... _.Ul.-II .... _ .....,...... n. ...,, ...... ,.,.,...... .. ... _~) ....---";' J) ('----_ C_·...... ~ _ Ada County Sheriffs Department joins efforts to commemorate Paul Reyna Erica Hill BSU to play for. the Broncos Proceeds go towards the Paul editor in chief and study CriminalJustice. Dur- . Reyna Endowed scholarship .tarting this Friday the ing the team's first scrimmage for football. S Bronco Athletic Associa- on Aug. 18, Reyna suffered a The Sheriff's Depart- tion will sell one-inch lapel pins brain. injury that formed a ment Employee Association in commemoration of fallen blood clot in his brain. He died will send 20 to the Reyna fam- Boise State University football five days later. ily in California as a keepsake player Paul Reyna. The idea item, and the Bronco Athletic came from Sgt. Gary Rouse of ~~Youalways hear Association is funding .the 125 the Ada County Sheriff's the negative for players and coaches, Department, after witnessing Pins will also be worn by press about the campus deputies throughout grief-stricken coaches, players team but there and students. . the football season. "He wanted to do some- are good kids "You always hear the thing," s~ys deputy Dan .Her- .and Paul was one negative press about the team rity. "Gary really spearheaded of them." but there are good kids and this effort and got everyone Paul was one of them," says involved." Herrity. Reyna was ~. freshman The pins will sell for $5 defensive lineman who came to through the Alumni Office. MONEY $ MONEY $ MO.NEY $$ BOISE STATE UNIVERSITY Student callers are needed from' ~,,;~ bA -:-"~. ,.~: Sept. 28 -:-Oct. 28 to " ..", Clothing . work two nights a Jewelry-Hemp week (you pick the Hats~Bags-Boxes nights) from Bedcovers-Sarongs 6-9:00 p.m. Stickers-Incense Candles"Mirrors Calling takes place . Mobiles and ... on campus. Tie Dyesl Contact: Tisha Martin,BSU Foundation, Education BUilding, ~.~. Room70B, 426-1439. Don't wait positions fill up.fast!! ~. ~.. '. i' ,I' _-----...o..J) c"""'----,.;,..--cw enin • Club officer training will be held Sept. 9, 13,14 and 23 in the Student Union Building. Attendance at this meeting is mandatory for stu- dent organizations. For more information call Student Activities at 426-1223. • Boise State Alumni Association's pregame buffet kicks off at the Noble Hall of Fame. Call 426-1698. • The Academic Departments and Student Services Fair begins 'at 4:30 p.m. until 6 in the Student Union. For a complete schedule call 426-4049. • Fall Funk goes all day Sept. 10 starting at 3 p.m. Events include the organization fair, a barbeque, laser tag and music by the Phunk Phil- harmonic, Cornfed Bobcat and junkyard Dogs. • Evening hours are now available in the Counseling and Testing Center. Students who would like to see a counselor in the evening may do so as the Center remains open from 8 a.m. until 7 p.m. Monday through Thursday, and continues with Friday hours from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Stop by or call 426-1601 for an appointment. • A Spanish-speaking counselor is now on staff in the Counseling and Testing Center. Stephen Hill, a newly hired counselor, is available for appointments and ready to help students with personal or academic concerns. Call 426-1601. \ to. I I I Soccer vs. NW I I I "\ J]Nr" '"," , .':':" ,~",;r :::::: ••*~:,;;·iU"~ I '. • . ' I . '.' 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They differ slightly but Example: Tcn is a "I" getting a date. Just pick out a ences such as Astrology, Tarot, the reveal soul's place in our all use number vibrations, thus because 1 + 0 = 1. Twenty- cutie and ask for their digits. Palmistry, Watersonism, personal evolution. being good for use III eight is also a "1" because 2 + Aquarius: (Ian. 20-Feb. Groeningistry and other spiri- The Bible, Talmud, Numerology. Other methods 8 = 10, which is 1 + 0 = 1. 18) The meaning of lif~ truly is tually relevant studies Koran and Egyptian Book of for reducing one's identity to a Emergency code 911 is a mas- 42. Ah, the simple pleasures of ) Numerology is the least the Dead have esoteric numeri- number include Abracadabra, ter vibration of eleven because SIX. known and yet the most acces- cal connotations in ways that New Kabbalah and Starbucks. 9 + 1 + 1 = 1. Be sure to call Pisces: (Feb. 19-Mar. 20) sible-unless you have a direct requires interpretation by peo- The fundamental vibra- them up and tell them about You're the bus driver. Divide connection to the stars like ple of sagacity. (Say that five tions of .Numerology (birth this. your shoe size by halE Multiply me. times in a row, quickly)) date and name) are 1 through 9, Numerology can help by your birth month. Subtract Numerology IS the The three major forms of plus the master vibrations of 11 better understand yourself the amount of coins in your study of the hidden signifi- Numerology in use -today are and 22. Vibrations above 9 can. without costly therapy or the pocket. Add the number of further annoyance of your classes you've slept through this friends. You may come to semester and the number of comprehend the needs and phone calls you've made in the TONIGHT! wants of your inner child and .pasr week. 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