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Arbiter, April 15 Students of Boise State University Boise State University ScholarWorks Student Newspapers (UP 4.15) University Documents 4-15-2004 Arbiter, April 15 Students of Boise State University Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. ·" BO,ISE STATE'S INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER SINCE .1933 THURSDAY APRIL 15, 2004 VOL.2 NFL DRAFT PREVIEW CAMPAIGN or ROClt Tarantiono spills This crop of The Presidents run 'Bill' from head receivers is tall, for a second term to screen not wide SPORTS- 9 SPORTS-8 A&E-6 FIRST COPY FREE <7 136BSU students face military deployment Homophobic slurs, swastil'as are not considered hate crimes under Idaho law BY MONICA PRICE NewsReporter Taylor Newbold sits back in his chair. His face doesn't show much emotion. There is a familiarity in his voice as he recounts events, as if this is just one more story for the file. Newbold's picture was defaced sometime during the first weekend ofApril. Swastikas and the word "fag" were drawn over a picture of Bobbie Brady with Newbold's name above. Officeworkers had created a bulletin board facing the stairwellnear the student activities office door with a Brady Bunch theme; every character had an employee's name next to it. He was the first person to see the vandalism/hate crime when he opened up the office that morning. At first Newbold shrugged it off, "It's something you get used to after years of high school," he said. "We [student activities] are always trying to put on a good reflection of the student body here and if something like [this] happens. it's hard not to react to it ... the people who did this are in the minority," Newbold said. That's not to say Boise is openly ac- ,"I think that in cepting of gays. "I think that in gen- general there eral there is some- what of a hap- hazard disregard is somewhat for other people's beliefs." , of a haphazard As 'Newbold's co-workers arrived disregard for and 'heard about the vandalism, other people's their strong reac- tions to the image beliefs." made Newbold -Taylor Newbold change his mind. He pulled the pic- ture from the trash; a report was later filed with the Sheriffs office. "I don't want special treatment because I'm gay. but I'd like to see stiffer punishment for the person _ who did this, if they are ever caught," said New- bold. • According to Sergeant Alan Olsen at Campus Se- curity, swastikas and the word "fag" written on a picture of a gaymale do not qualify as a hate crime in Idaho. Hate crimes are specificallyagainst people of a minority race; sexual preference does not quali- PHOTO BY STANLEY BREWST£R/THE AABIITR fy under Idaho code. Olsen said that if the swastikas had been scratched into the car of a black student, Soldiers of the 116" Calvary Brigade are processed for deployment at Gowen Aeld. In the next 13 days 2.600 soldiers will be processed, at 8 rate of 200 8 day. The Brigade wi!!stand that would be a hate crime. An information report by, waiting for orders to deploy with two weeks notice. ' was filed. ASBSUSecretary Debby Flores, was dismayed by the class beyond the withdrawal within two weeks. She said the classmates accept- the vandalism. "It's just so sad. Taylor is one of the deadline without penalty. nicest people 1know," she said. Provost saysunivers~ty The Board of Education policy ed the military students as group members, though they would not "I'm upset only because I don't want to think, also states, "One-hundred per- there would be people who want to do that," said cent of thepaid tuition and/or be able to complete their group task. ' Flores. "The Sheriffs department says its just van- ltvill wor}( with students fees for the ,current term will be' dalism, but to me it's more, I can't understand why refunded." Dean of Enrollment Mark Wheeler said that BSUfollowsand it's not considered a hate crime," ' An email from BSUProvost and Jones said there is no' opposi- "To me hate is hate, regardless of what group of BY CHARLIE CLAYfON VicePresident ofAcademic Affairs tion to the e-mail, adding that exceeds the State Board Policy for NewsReporter all students adversely affected by people you're pointing it at," said Stephanie Neigh- Daryl Jones to all faculty and staff . the professors are sympathetic bors. student activities administrative assistant. "It relayed the Idaho State Board -of to the situation of students in the the activation. In late February, many military "The spouse or other family makes no sense to me how people can be so hate- students at BSU were informed Education policy on military ac- military. members, if they present compel- ful," tivation. "Last year Boise State faculty "The officerwho wrote the report was almost em- that they might be called to active The policy states, "The board members made it possible for ling reasons, would receive the military duty in the near future. barrassed to say this didn't qualify as a hate crime," encourages its institutions to work one reservist to complete the two same treatment," Wheeler said. Military students of the 116'hCav- Wheeler stated that upon return said Neighbors. "What they called it was graffiti." with students who are called away classes he needed for graduation The staff has since put up a new bulletin board alry Brigade were told to be ready to active military duty during the while he was overseas," Jones said from active duty, military students for deployment at any moment. are abie to enroll without admin- with information about hate crime. "Wefiguredthat The day and location of deploy- course of an academic term and in the e-mail. istering the regular penalty of reg- would be the way to come back at it," said Neigh- provide solutions to best meet the Christ Suciu, management bors. ment, or mobilization orders, are student's current and future aca- professor, is implementing such istering after current students. withheld until necessary for secu- The 116th ,Cavalry Brigade is Jessie Strong, president of Bisexuals, Gays and demic needs." a plan for a pair of students who Alliesfor Diversity (BGLAD),will be hosting a voter rity purposes. According to policy, the student received their call to duty. expected to deploy to the Iraq/ 116'hCavalryLieutenant Colonel Afghanistan area' and remain registration booth on the Quad, April 22 from 6-7 has the' right to continue class The students will have their p.m. "BGLADwants to challenge this kind of nega- Tim Marsano said, of the 3500sol- work with the instructor's con- course work and final tests com- there for a year and a half. diers in the 116111,136are students tivity with a positive response while doing some- sent or be able to withdraw from pleted by Aprll27 and will deploy at BoiseState. , . among victims to file com-, not releasing code of conduct BY ANDY BENSON plaints with the university and proceeding information to the Editor-in-chief law enforcement. community-at-large, making Accordingto a recent study by "Everyone who comes my it difficult for students to de- 'the United State's Department waydoesn'twanttoreport,nec- ,termine the nature of criminal , oflustlce, roughly three percent 'ei;saiily,~Wlfirr(jvrSaIa; adding;"'1icrivity'ad~cfr-ty;~u;,dioci-,-",':: " ofcollegewomen experience el- "Victims fear what the media . plinary system. However, after ther an attempted or completed is going to do with their names TheArbiterfiled a request under rape each year. Additiomilly,the and information." Idaho's Open Record Law.BSU I report found that collegeworn- Victim 'names •gathered by provided the names, 'charges en are three times more likely BSU's code of conduct - Boise and sanctions for-each case of .~ to experieQ.cean attempted or State's intemaldlsl;iplinary physical or sexual assault since completed rape than non-col- process - are considered educa- October 1998.The charges and lege women. tional records and protected by sanctions are listed on pagetwo. With numbers such as these, the Family Educational,'Rights Ofthe 18 incidents provided by one might expect sexual crimes and Privacy Act and protected BSU, only one wasexpUcitly would comprise a. significant from disclosure, However,'vic-, identified as a sex:offense. How- part of Boise State University's . ' . Incidents, listed as .forc- do, not tims ,lose "theii priVacy"when ever, at 'le,as! one case. though annual crime report and stu- !W0 ~exual cnmes were liste~ ible fondling, werere- provide an accurate picture. identified in court records. , , sexual in nature.was definedasntcase dent code of conduct cases: in the annual report. which. IS ported in 2001. ,', . "The statistics are all screwed ", Severalfactors appear toWork a physical assault Ateee j •----c-'---however,the numbers teU..adiLL~an~at~dll}' ~eClery AetWlth. ' 'Melissa WintroW.B,oiseState upt Wm, .tr~~aid. '..' .,' '!, in, uni,son, to ~e, sexual" atBSUdentin,yolving. Eric ,1'~er·I:1 '" ferent story, ' "' " ' " merntenl of edUcatingstudents .'.,Womcn's-Cemer-,;uotdinatot. Wintrow sald1lle1OWnum~et'eIHn'tfug-Jlt BOI~t~te a sm • accused., ~,jLc-~-,.J ,qt.' 2 Betweenl99~ 'and 2003, only, about safety on campus,' Both ',said the, SCX\lal,;lSSjl~~~PPrts.{is likely,the '.result of hesitancy ".Boise State has 'a 'policy of .',SEEASSAULT,pago .,.·, .
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