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PUBLIC SAFETY ACADEMICS Fire damages apartment Graduation No injuries reported According to a press confined to the kitchen and liv- release, several firefighters ing room area. in Stadium Way blaze searched for occupants while The speed with which the others put out the fire that maintenance workers called Hillary Hamm began in the living room. The 911 helped to stop the fire from features six Contributing writer fire was extinguished after 10 destroying more of the apart- minutes. ment, said Glenn A. Johnson, WSU and Pullman No one was injured. public information officer for Fire Departments arrived An electrical device on a the Pullman Fire Department. bookshelf was the cause of the The workers also shut off top students Wednesday afternoon to an apartment fire on NW fire, said Fire Prevention power to the outside of the Stadium Way after mainte- Officer Rich Dragoo. apartment to prevent further Evan Caldwell "I look at education as nance workers smelled smoke The fire destroyed the fami- electrical problems. Daily Evergreen staff a series of steps to work and called 911. ly's Christmas tree, but pre- The family living in the Fire engines arrived at sents and ornaments were res- apartment arrived on the WSUs first fall graduation toward to achieve my 3:58 p.m., six minutes after cued by firefighters. scene an hour after the fire will feature six students the goal. Focus on all of the university has picked as out- the initial 911 call. The Damages are estimated at started, Johnson said. positive in life and focus engines were followed by res- $16,200, Dragoo said. They were temporarily standing. cue vehicles, ambulances and Smoke damaged most of renting the apartment while President V. Lane Rawlins on what you really want 24 firefighters from both the apartment, while the will announce Eboni Wilson, to do." departments. water and fire damage was See ARE, Page 3 Albert Sperling, Vicky Stinson, Susan Law, Andrea Fox and Dan Barlow as outstanding stu- Eboni Wilson dents at the 9 a.m. fall com- Graduating with doctoral degree mencement Saturday in Money for books Beasley Performing Arts Coliseum. degree in chemistry from Eboni Wilson, born and WSU. raised in south central Los "(Students) should pick Angeles, came to WSU for foot- something they really enjoy," ball. He is leaving with a doc- said Barlow. toral degree in education with "A Ph.D. takes lots of time, plans of returning home to help and what you work on now is children in Los Angeles. similar to what you will be "I attribute my success at working on the rest of your life, WSU to my ambition to want to so choose something that you get as much as I can here so Ican enjoy." go back (to south central) to help He said anyone could be as the kids," Wilson said. successful as himselfifthey have ''1 want to show them that a love of their work and want to they can make a difference. I do it for their entire lives. want to give them the proper 'The toughest part of school guidance to get them where they has been the classes," said want to be." Barlow. "When I started work- Wilson said he thinks he ing on my research it was a lit- might have been chosen as a out- tle more relaxed." standing graduate because not Andrea Fox will graduate very many people finish their with a bachelor's degree in doctoral degree in six years. business administration. Susan "I look at education as a Law graduates with a bache- series of steps to work toward to lor's degree in English. achieve my goal," Wilson said. Albert Sperling, Jr. will "Focus on all of the positive in graduate with a bachelor's Mike Stuntz/Daily Evergreen life and focus on what you real- degree in electrical engineering, and Vicky Stinson is graduat- James Stoyker, a senior majoring in political science, sells his books back Thursday afternoon at the ly want to do." Dan Barlow, from Seattle, ing with a bachelor's degree in Bookie. will graduate with a doctorate nursing.
A few weeks went by and one Detroit suburb, for the meeting. Web can present "I just get on there to night on her way home from After a sexual encounter, the chat when I'm bored. work she noticed someone fol- dangers to students man allegedly kicked her out of lowing her. When she stopped in his apartment. The 28-year-old I'm not looking to meet her driveway, the car kept going. Mark Miller woman then committed suicide anyone." after being used and heartbro- But a few minutes later Contributing writer when she looked out a window, ken. lindsey Johnson she saw the car sitting in the Tired of striking out with While this may be a rather WSU student driveway with its lights off. members of the opposite sex at uncommon occurrence, most bars, in the classroom, and even Internet meeting places, ''That was, without a doubt, at the grocery store? including Yahoo and match- the scariest moment of my life," "Then he just looked up my she said. If so, maybe you would like maker.com, warn about giving phone number and address in to try and make a love connec- out personal information, espe- Luckily for her, this story the WSU directory." has somewhat of a happy end- tion on the Internet. But cially phone numbers, on the ing. The man spent about 10 experts are warning that the Internet. She said she soon started to minutes knocking on the front world of love in cyberspace can One WSU student, who receive phone calls. She said door before giving up. be a very dangerous one. wished to not be identified, said she did not think it was too dan- The next day, she decided to Take the example of Julie another WSU student had gerous because the man was call the man and told him that Yasa. In 1999, she caught a stalked her about two years very nice and not threatening. she would be forced to call the flight to Toronto from Paris on ago. She said they met online But after she continued to- police if he did it again. Valentine's Day as part of her and she had told him she did refuse to go out with him, he journey to meet the man she not want to meet. started being vulgar. She said She has not heard from him had fallen for online. But, it was too late. she started to become scared, since and believes the man is no longer in Pullman. But she said It took her two weeks to "I had already given him my and asked the man not to call See INTERNET, Page 3 sneak into Farmington Hills, a first and last name," she said. again. she no longer gives out personal 2 THE DAlLY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2001 NEWS -PEOPLEBRIEFS------~--~------~------Police arrested her and later between store departments. wronged them by blocking the revealed as window dressing when Ryder arrested for found she was carrying narcotics, release of a Nirvana boxed set on one examines her treatment of her drugs, shoplifting he said. She was booked on love sued by dead the 10th anniversary of the ground- ex-husband's fomner partners." charges of grand theft and pos- breaking album "Nevermind." The Furthermore, they said, she is sessing pharmaceutical drugs set was to include "You Know You're BEVERLYHILLS,Calif. - Actress husband's band "irrational, mercurial, self-cen- without a prescription. Police did Right," one of the last songs Cobain .tered, unmanageable, inconsis- Winona Ryder was arrested for ille- SEATTLE - The two surviving not disclose the kind of drug. recorded before his 1994 suicide. tent, and unpredictable." gal drug possession and shoplifting members of Nirvana have coun- from a Saks Fifth Avenue boutique, Ryder's lawyer Mark Geragos tersued Courtney Love, saying she "Those who deal directly with Love initially went to King County police said Thursday. denied the allegations. He said has manipulated the memory and her can attest that the case is real- Superior Court in May to dissolve Ryder had a prescription for the Nirvana LLC, the corporation Security guards at the Wilshire work of her dead husband, lead ly about securing more money to painkillers and receipts for the responsible for handling Nirvana's Boulevard store detained the 30- singer Kurt Cobain, for the benefit support Love's prima donna items she allegedly stole. legacy, and to stop the release of year-old Wednesday after discov- of her own career. lifestyle," the court documents filed the boxed set. ering her trying to steal hair acces- ".It's a misunderstanding on the Claiming breach of contract, Wednesday said. "Her rhetoric sories and "numerous items of part of the store," he said, adding bassist Krist Novoselic and drum- about fighting for the underdog is THE ASSOCIATED PRESS clothing" valued at $4,760. that Ryder was carrying the items mer David Grohl said Love has Pullman Weather Today: Rain High: 37 Low: 20 -LOCAL BRIEFS------Tomorrow: Cloudy Clark's research findings Radioanalytical Summer School High: 28 Low: 22 Chemistry student have been presented at several fellowship. Sunday: Rain national and international chem- given top honors For her senior year, Herbison High: 39 Low: 31 istry meetings and as a co- was awarded the national WSU's College of Sciences author, the Journal of $7500 Goldwater Scholarship. THE Editor: Chris Chancellor Radiochemical Acta in April named Sarah Herbison, a senior She has served on the College [email protected] DAILY EVERGREEN Managing Editor: Tanya Ricks majoring in chemistry as the first 2000 published her story. of Sciences' Student Advisory After her sophomore year, P.O. Box 642510; Pullman, WA 99164 [email protected] Outstanding Undergraduate Council for two years and has Sports Editor: T.J. Conrads Herbison spent six weeks study- s [email protected] Research Scholar. Herbison been an undergraduate teaching The Daily Evergreen is the official student publica- researches metallic soil contarn- ing the fundamehtals of nuclear tion of Washington State University, operating Photo Editor: Sarah Gooowm assistant. " [email protected] science at Brookhaven National under authority granted to the Board of Student inants. Publications by the WSU Board of Regents. News Editor: Cameron Probert The summer after her fresh- Laboratory on Long Island, NY. 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Share in the Celebration of the Birth & Blessing of our Savior, Jesus Christ! SUNDAY WORSHIP SERVICES December 16 and 23, 10:30am Let the joy of Christmas ring with trumpets, handbells, choir, organ, piano and hundreds singin_gcarols! Join us as we ready our hearts for the Christchild. December 30, 9:30am Enjoy a 12 Day's of Christmas brunch with us before our traditional worship service. CHILDREN'S PROGRAM December 16, 4:30pm Come see the children of Simpson perfonn Tami Grimes' original "My Favorite Christmas Story". CHRISTMAS EVE SERVICES December 24, 5:00pm (Shorter service, ideal for children) and 11:00 pm receive a free Cherish the blessing of carols, ensemble, solos, and Holy meal and their Communion. Umte in the light of candles as we sing picture in the "Silent Night" Evergreen. . Child care provided Open 11a.m - 10 p.m. daily. Simpson United Methodist Church 325 NE Maple St. • Pullman 334·1895 E 1115Main Street (across from Hall) (off ofN Kamiaken St.) 3 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14,2001 NEWS Hide and sheep ELECTRICITY PacifiCorp, Yakama Nation invite public on dam issue The Associated Press "Will we just get the crumbs, wants the Federal Energy and they get the cake? We've Regulatory Commission to YAKIMA - Ray Slockish Sr. gotten into ventures before that renew its license for another 30 is trying to decide what he haven't benefitted the tribe." to 50 years. thinks about the partnership Slockish, 50, of Harrah, The license renewal applica- between the Yakama Nation attended an open house here tions are due in 2003. Grant and PacifiCorp that hopes to Thursday to get more informa- County PUD's license expires in take control of two Columbia- tion about the Yakama 2005. River dams. Hydroelectric Project, the part- PacifiCorp and the Yakama "My primary concern is with nership the tribe and the Nation are using public meet- the overall economic venture - investor-owned utility have ings to get a better sense of whether it's beneficial to the formed to bid on the operating what people want from man- Yakama Nation or just to the license for the Wanapum and agers of the two dams, which backer ofthe project, PacifiCorp Priest Rapids dams. generate just under 2,000 and its investors," said The dams currently are megawatts of electricity - about twice the amount used to Slockish, chairman of the tribe's operated by the Grant County power a city the size of Seattle. code of ethics committee. Public Utility District, which
AIR SAFETY Small plane remains missing after second day of search The single-engine Mooney The Associated Press Patrol planes from California and Oregon also looked along left Arcata, Calif., on Tuesday the mountainous coastal region. afternoon, bound for Port PORTLAND, Ore. Angeles. Avrutin's sister report- Searchers found no sign Flight data indicated that ed the plane missing when it Thursday of a small plane with the plane disappeared from failed to arrive by 7 p.m, two people aboard that disap- radar screens near Brookings, The Port Angeles newspa- peared on a flight between just north of the Oregon- per, the Peninsula Daily News, northern California and north- California border. identified Avrutin, of New York west Washington state. The pilot was identified as City, as co-founder with Alla Weinstein of AquaEnergy Corey Russell/Daily Evergreen The second-day search Yury Avrutin and the passenger as Dengt-Olou Sjostrom by Air Group Ltd., a Seattle-area com- A male bighorn sheep hides behind a female bighorn Wednesday focused along the southern pany that develops alternative Oregon coast near Brookings Force Rescue Center officials in afternoon at the Vic Coggins Wildlife Pen. energy sources. and the Chetco River. Civil Air Langley, Va.
- NEWSBRIEFS------sage her wanting to have cybersex. crawled into a doghouse for FIRE INTERNET "1 think there is definitely a Minorities in West, shelter - and waited there for continued from front page continued from front page lot of people out there who use hours until he could get help. the Internet as a way of fulfill- they renovated their horne. never met anyone online and census reports Billy Armstrong. 43. has never given out her ing fantasies." Riverside. was treated for expo- Wednesday's fire was the first According to sfwa.org, the HONOLULU Native chance to test the cooperation name. Hawaiians and Pacific Islanders sure and released from North "1 just get on there to chat biggest step you can take in between WSU and Pullman are such a tiny minority in the Valley Hospital on Wednesday. when I'm bored," she said. avoiding trouble with someone online is to avoid giving out United States that only seven He said he got stuck at about fire departments. "I'm not looking to meet any- states count them as more than 5 p.rn. Wednesday on Coco The joint response was suc- one." personal information. But as the anonymous one-tenth of a percent of the pop- Mountain, about 35 miles east cessful, operations chief Mike Johnson also said it is source said, "People are not ulation. according to a 2000 cen- of Tonasket in the remote Heston said, very disturbing how many sus report released Thursday. Aeneas Valley. WSU and Pullman fire times people instant mes- always as they appear." Not surprisingly. more than Armstrong, a United Parcel departments will continue to half of them live in Hawaii and Service driver for 20 years. said work together in situations California. and nearly three- he was out in the cold with including extinguishing large fourths are concentrated in the severe winds for about five fires, mass casualties, aircraft West. hours. emergencies and hospital fires. Of the 281.4 million people T'HE ASSOCIATED PRESS in the United States. 398,835 respondents in the 2000 cen- sus checked off Native Hawaiian or other Pacific Islander. A total of 874,414 checked that category in combination of one or more other races. the report said. Student renames 'girls' calendar VICTORIA.British Columbia _ An economics student has BOOKIE BUYBACK BOOK SALE sidestepped legal trouble by removing the University of Victoria name from his calendar featuring female students in bikinis. Jordan Clarke. 19. applied tape Wednesday to covers of the "Girls of UVic" calendars. transforming the title to "Girls of Victoria." He also changed the name on his Web site although the address remained uvic- girls.com. The university. angry that he used its name and logo without permission. had demanded he destroy all 1.000 copies of the calendar. Stranded driver awaits rescue TONASKET - A United parcel Service driver who got stuck in the blowing snow 4 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2001 KIcKING BACK
lf~,""THE LAST WORD IN ASTROLOGY)~ WIERD WACKY AND JUST P L A IN ODD BY EUGENIA LAST p~* Jt;, Santa Claus has a Saint Nick in .a poll by Zogby son would be aside from what CELEBRITIES BORN ON THIS center or church group for a list of International. he does on the big day," said DAY: Charlie Rich, Patty Duke, Spike activities. 2 stars private side Whenhe'snotbusybeingSanta Alan Crockett, a Zogby Jones, Lee Remick, Nostradamus UBRA (Sept. 23-0ct. 22): Don't Claus,most AmericansbelieveKris spokesman. (1503) let things get too hectic at home, With SYRACUSE, N.V.- Everyone Kringledrivesa pickuptruck, works The poll of 1,043 "Santa Happy Birthday: Let's get serious. all the activities going on you may find knows the public side of the jolly as a motivational speaker and believers" nationwide was con- This is the perfect year for you to get into yourself getting a little run down. Back old fellow in the red suit who relaxesto easyiisteningand classi- ducted Monday and released self-improvement. Check out your up and take a breather. If you tire your- delivers gifts on Christmas. But cal music. Tuesday. motives, where you see yourself this self out too early you won't be able to what about Santa Claus the "People have this image of time next year and what you feel your enjoy the best part of your day. 4 stars man? what this .legendary character is purpose in life really is. Trust in your own SCQRPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21): Don't Americans revealed an inter- like. What we wanted to do was Burglary suspect abilities and start developing your skills believe everything you hear. You will esting image of the private side of find out who they think this per- runs to local jail and tuming your intentions into a realitY. have to dig deep to get factual infor- Yournumbers are 2, 17, 31, 35, 38, 47 mation. You can expect to have equip- MUNCIE,Ind.- A burglarysus- ARIES (March 21-AprII 19): You ment breakdowns causing untimely Los Angeles Times Daily Crossword Puzzle pect made it easy for police to had better fess up and be honest. delays. Do whatever is necessary to fix arrest him this week. While being Don't tell someone you care when you any problems you face. 3 stars Edited by Rich Norris and Joyce Nichols Lewis chased by deputies, he ran to the don't. It's time to be honest with your- SAGmARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21): ACROSS 4 Prince's find, in 36 Pigged out, in 49 Assumes, as a localjail. self and with others. It's better to go Don't be unrealistic. If you believe that 1 Workout targets a fairy tale Greece? role Christopher S. Newsome, 26, 5 More than talk 5 Strength 38 Ancient northern 51 Piano part into the New Year with a clean slate. gambling will solve your financial prob- of Portland, was suspected of 9 Zealous 6 Mississippi fea- African region 52 Yellowish green Living a lie will only come back to lems you will be in even deeper trouble 14 Major test ture 41 Spread out 53 Silver, e.g. breaking into the RandolphCounty haunt you. 5 stars at the end of the day. Questionable 15 University of 7 '_ Fashioned 43 Most flexible 54 By way of, for Courthouseearly Tuesdayand tak- TAURUS (AprIl 20May 20): Don't individuals will be eager to take advan- Nevada site Love Song": 45 Chocolate treats short ing $25 from a receptionist'sdesk, 16 '_ traveller...": 1971 hit 47 Prophet 55 Feels sorrow just sit there promote your ideas and tage of your vulnerability. 2 stars Shelley 8 Rose 48 'Camel about police said. beliefs. Join groups that will allow you to CAPRICORN (Dec. 22-Jan. 19): 17 Katz of "Hocus 9 Greet, as the Caravan" band- 56 They have A suspicious janitor at the have your say and take a position of You are up for some big changes. Pocus" new year leader Vaughan mothers courthouse found Newsome hid- leadership. You need a place to express Don't get broad-sided. Open your eyes 18 State openly 10 In the middle of ing in a closet, authorities said. 19 Famous 11 Prepare to fish, before it's too 'late. You will be emo- ANSWER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: yourself so take the initiative. 3 stars 20 Cover a water in Greece? Newsome fled when the' janitor GEMINI (May 21-June20): Do some- tionally confused if you haven't noticed source, in 12 Roman way went to call authorities. thing nice for someone you care about. how distant someone you like has Greece? 13 Pops Sheriff's deputies then spotted Molder relatj\,ewould enjoya little atten- been getting. You need to do some 22 Growls 21 Noted storyteller Newsome running across the 23 Still wrapped 24 "_ This Earth": fancy footwork. 3 stars . tion as well as a little help at this busy 24 Close sci-fi film parking lot ofthe countyjail, which time of year. Yourkindness will make you AQUARIUS (Jan. 2O-Feb. 18): You'll 25 Needle 26 "Can Air" star is about a block from the court- feel good about yourself. 3 stars need to put in a little extra effort at providers 27 Rest house. CANCER (June 21·July 22): Added home. Don't keep secrets from a loved 26 Television pur- 28 English city near F-+=+=+=--I"'"=-t::-t;.E--E-B'" chase Cambridge Newsome led police on a one. You will find yourself in an awkward stress may cause problems with 29 Lake sight 30 Ibis. for one chase to the door of the jail, someone you love. Don't nag, just lis- position if you have been leading a dou- 33 Exertion 31 Telly watcher where he fought with officers. ten and try to find a solution. ble life. 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"It's born out of a tragedy- 9- Cramming 11 - but it's going to go on as long as the need is there," he told the Plattsburgh Press-Republican 00 - Lunch on Wednesday. all night? The toy is named after, New 00 Feed your head with Qu/ckStud~ laminated reference York City firefighter, Mike Moran, 11 - 2 who not-sa-politely told Osama guides, available In an ,awesome array of subjects. bin Laden what he thought of him during a televised concert. Available at the bookstore I . The toy is being made by www.quickstudy.com QuicIC5fu'l1~ ;World Wide Monkey, owned by Feed your head_ 'the original founder of the ivermont Teddy Bear Company. .All profits from the $49.95-dollar toys will. benefit the families of "firefighters who died on Sept. GPSA T.A. Excellence Awards Nomination Form 11. 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Feel free to make additional copies of this form as needed, 334-4663 Nominations also may be submitted via the GPSA web site;lWIl i/~w~ ~,!:Il ed.I1L-r:,fli.afI<1-afl!1liall.lifla-11'll!lf. aunl THE DAILY EVERGREEN In My Opinion: "Know then thyself, presume not God to scan. The proper study of -Mankind is Man." PINION -Alexander Pope Page 5 Friday, December 14, 2001 THE SOAPBOX ABM treaty akin' a splash needs to remain Weaver finally made Although America's ene- his debut at the SRC mies were redefined after Sept. 11, President Bush has hot tub this week continued to pursue an obso- ll the shameless lete agenda on defense. While admiration never the nation's attention was stop? turned to the war in W It recently occurred to me Afghanistan. Bush has irre- that in my many visits to the sponsibly chosen to abandon Student Recreation Center and the 1972 Anti-Ballistic Missile its famous elevated track treaty in order to continue test- (read: one), I had not yet got- ing a costly and unreliable ten the hot tub experience. national missile defense sys- There are several reasons tem. Bush will soon give for- for that. One is because I am . mal notice to Russia of the lazy, and therefore not very United States' withdrawal from interested in trying to stay "in the pact. While we are not con- shape." Round is a shape, and cerned that scrapping the I for one do not think it is my agreement will spark another place to attempt to become Cold war-style arms race with square. Call me a purist, and Russia, a unilateral withdrawal while you're at it, dial up from the ABM treaty is the Subway. wrong way for Bush to pursue Another reason is that America's agenda abroad. We have long opposed because at the time the Rec Center opened, I was well into abandoning the ABM treaty. A probably my first or second of national missile defense has Matthew R. Weaver gets his feet wet in the Student Recreation Center's hot tub. not yet been proven feasible, three casts for a broken scaphoid bone in my wrist, the and many basic tests of the those who were unfortunate result of nobly stepping in and simply because it would have time is obviously worthy of a prototype systems have failed. enough to come in 54th or rescuing a damsel in distress meant wearing a plastic bag fuss. A defense system will also be higher. "I swear ~ll make it up who was being hassled by four over my left arm, and holding incredibly costly, and those So I gathered up my usual to you somehow. costs come at a time when really big guys ... it over my head so as not to entourage when I go check out Sigh. Not buying it, eh? Ha ha. Just kidding. the Bush administration is get the cast wet. You can't pick something new, exciting and The hot tub is hereby given seeking to curb expenditures I was horsing around with a up chicks when you look like different, and we all traipsed lummox who's bigger than I the Weaver seal of approval. If on important and necessary this ... over to the Rec Center to see you haven't yet partaken of the antiterrorism measures. The am, and I put out an arm to No more, however. Now the the hot tub. Maximum size: 53 experience, you are missing administration already has ward him off when he charged. people. Oops. hot tub is fair game. And suggested cutting a program "Sorry ladies," I said to See HOT TUB, Page 6 to safeguard Russian nuclear So I avoided the hot tub, checking it out for the first material because it is too expensive. Sept. 11 showed SI~ON~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~_BYN~E~LOR that the greatest threat facing THE DAIL y EVERGREEN the United States is not a war- head on an ICBM, but a "dirty bomb" on a truck or a biologi- I AAN l/'!"ib .::AiAr-l A4Alr-I I~ t1-lAi A PA.~KI,.(c.:, cal weapon in a backpack-and lc.£f'!.. the limited defense budget MD f-\4.D 10 auf, i-tIM I~tr~~ oF~ ;{Op£~ Bush has proposed would be WI-rH MY SA.d(.PAc..K i7&D 7b H_'I ~? better spent on immediate tJNIIt.... H£ F/NAI.-L-'/ ONe; ~IND of E'vlL- threats. ).J_oNe;_I IN THe: wO{Z.J.....D, But even if Bush is adamant L-£FI MEr ~t-tJN. I on testing a new missile CANT defense system, the ABM treaty FI4J-l-r-rn£M should be amended rather than AJ._j_ AI -mE entirely dissolved. The pact has been amended before, and.this SA.t1&'" 1111£· process would be a far better option than the complete aban- donment the agreement. HARVARD CRIMSON HARVARD UNIVERSITY
THE DAILYEVERGREEN Chris Chancellor -LETTERSTOTHEEDITOR------~------Editor the Christmas holiday season Tonya Ricks "Fatal Attraction" and the Managing editor Don't forget pets may not be the best time of Nice girls get other femme fatal movies? If year to do this. If you want to Cameron Probert men had any sense, they'd pick during the holidays Assistant managing editor looked past, too present a loved one with a pet quiet girl because they're usu- as a gift, why not purchase a Sarah Goodwin Editor: ally the biggest freaks (look at Editor: Pet Adoption Gift Certificate Photo editor After reading Brandon Janet Jackson as a prime Individuals interested in from the Whitman County Lynn Cervinsky Swanson's commentary ''Take example). My main point is helping ease the pressure on Humane Society? These can be A&E/Opinion editor a chance on nice guys" on this: Stop your bellyaching. the local shelter by adopting or ptsrchased at the WCHS Pet T.J. Conrads Wednesday, I couldn't help but Men are just as bad as women, fostering a dog or cat are Shelter facility in Pullman. Sports editor to think. about the flip side of but when it comes down to it, encouraged to visit the The gift certificate can be Whitman County Humane John Becerra Jr. the coin: "Nice Girls." Many of we're (male and female) most wrapped with pet care items Special Sections editor the valid points that Swanson likely going to choose the sen- Society pet shelter located at (collar, leash, food dishes, makes can also be applied to sible low-maintenance sedan 635 NW Guy St. in Pullman. books on pet care, food, treats, Unsigned editorials are the majority vote of the nice, shy females across . over 'the Ferrari that we know You can see what animals are etc. and presented to the lucky the editorial board. The editorial board is available for adoption or foster- composed of Chris Chancellor. Tanya Ricks. the world. Be honest guys, if we can't afford to maintain. person who can later redeem Cameron Probert. Sarah Goodwin. Lynn you were going to ask a female Until then, we're young adults ing at their web site, the Pet Adoption Gift C€fVinsky. T.J. Conrads and John Becerra Jr. The www.whitmanpets.org, or by VIeWS expressed are tnose of the individual out, would you, truthfully, on the prowl, dipping here and Certificate at the WCHS Pet calling 332-3422. Shelter hours authors ana not necessanly those of The Daily choose the studious, always there as we see fit. Well, at Shelter for the animal of their Evergreen staN, management or advertisers, or are Monday through Saturday, tne WSU Saara of Regents. dressed in sweats - or other choice. least I know I am. 1 to 5:30 p.rn. Also, think Letters to the editor - typed - may be casual attire - female, or the Happy Holidays from the mailea or brought to Edward R. Murrow Center "Nice Girl" on the prowl: twice before giving a pet as a 122, or [email protected]. chick with the double "Ds" who Whitman County Humane gift for someone for Christmas. All letters under 300 words are considered for always has her face caked with Anna Horn Society. We would like to take publication. A name, signature and phone English A pet requires a huge time number must accompany all letters. The Daily make-up? Hello people, have See LETTERS, Page 6 Evergreen reserves the right to edit for spate. we not learned anything from and financial commitment and libel. obscene material and clarity. sophomore 6 THE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY. DECEMBER 14, 2001 OPINION
By SPENCER MORRIS guys finish last." Because HEAVILY SEDATED LETTERS let's face it Pullman is not a THE DAfL y EVERGREEN continued from PAGE 5 place for nice guys to survive. this opportunity to thank Grant Gilson everyone who continues to support us in our efforts to pre-law/criminal provide humane animal care justice, junior services and education to the Whitman County community. Students should not add to abuse Gwen VanOrden, Board Member, Editor: Whitman County Humane I am writing regarding the Society Dec. 6 performance of "Jackass" at Beasley Nice guys do Coliseum. I witnessed a spec- tacle that enraged me as a finish last in love student of this campus. The main stunt performer, Steve- Editor: 0, made despicable remarks First, Iwant to give like calling women "sluts" Brandon Swanson a standing and referring to the "alcohol" ovation about the column in image at WSu. The worst Wednesday's Evergreen titled comment he made was his "Take chances in nice guys." I unacceptable utterance of, want to start by saying I am "Johnny Knoxville, you're a glad someone is writing f"**ing faggot," and the about this topic because from crowd eagerly responding a couple recent experiences back to him. I was stunned and the whole Ljust-want-to- that my fellow peers could be-friends thing, and they go sink so low as to make such a and meet their bad boys. derogatory and homophobic Quite frankly, I am sick of remark. I am angered, dis- hearing about it from females gusted and saddened that my that I know. The thing is that peers, who supposedly came I have gotten comments on here to get an education, being nice, sincere, genuine, become more open-minded etc. and become acceptable of oth- But let's face it, that does ers, could have responded not get you anywhere in back in such a manner. AN £X'€RPT FROM Pullman. I mean granted, I While this comment was How THE FrNACVIIAL ALP GRlNQ-\ am just an average 21-year- only intended in 'jest," to me, old male, average lifestyle, I it signifies the true climate of SJ9L6 C~Rl:SrMBS. am average, but as Swanson the students of this WSU cam- stated they do not take the pus. I urge and challenge my time to get to know you for peers and every student that you. They just want the guys participated in this defamation who treat them like trash. All not to tolerate comments like I want now is someone to this, for it undermines the messiness on the floor that head out to the Rec Center cherish, hold, talk to and point of our college experience; HOT TUB would prove dangerous or with his own camera to take someone I can bring home to have a fun time with light- slick, which my entourage and pies of me with a bunch of and say, ''Mom this is my girl- hearted entertainment, yet not continued from PAGE 5 I agreed was a nice touch. women when it looked like we friend." at the sake of putting others out. We spent a good half hour weren't going to have a photog- Yes it is true that all guys down. This is also to recognize .rapher, The tub is lightning-shaped relaxing in there, (advisory have had their bad side come how our sexist and homopho- and warm. Some of the girls warning: don't get up too fast, And special thanks go to the out to get laid. I think Green bic statements affect our fellow were moaning about how hot it or else all the cold air will lovely ladies who agreed to get Day and DMX put it peers and community around was, but, then again, that attack), getting all pink and in the hot tub with me, and extremely well when they us. might have been because I in wrinkly and content. put up with the sight of me say, ''Why do good girls like was there with them. So warm. So relaxing. shirtless. bad guys, knowing that bad Lindsay Donner And the jets are to die for, Content ... warm ... getting guys tell mad lies" and ''Nice women's studies, senior sleepy ... acting as masseuses to your MATTHEW R WEAVER IS A JUNIOR MAJORING IN sore and weary body. I would go back. COMMUNICATION. HE CAN BE CONTACTED BY PHONE AT 335·1140 OR BY E·MAIL AT Write a letter to the editor Excess water from the hot In fact, I think I will. [email protected]. THE OPINIONS EXPRESSED IN THIS COLUMN ARE NOT E-mail [email protected] or tub spills over the side into a Thanks to good buddy Greg NECESSARILY THOSE Of THE STAff Of THE DAILY .call 335-1140 for more information. grate, so there's not a lot of Holmes for being willing to EVERGREEN DR THOSE Of STUDENT PUBLICATIONS. Congratulations to the new 2002 Alpha Delta Pi executive officers! December 16th @2:00pm President - MolI~ Bayne t Executive U.P•• Eileen ('ybYer + f:ouga,;;PNOPlen~S Membership Education V.P.- Adrienne Tews Baslfetballvs. Montana Recruitment U.P.- Katie Ashcraft ·/t'sSTUDENT RELIEFNIGHT,so treasorer- ChrissY Rode + come relax at the game and enjoy Director of Standards 8& Ethics - Kathi Winston the FREEmuffins and donuts! Director of Social Enrichment - Kami Leach • Win great prizes from Basilio's,
Panhellenic Delegate «. BrittanY Larson + Godfather's, Green's Cleaners Congratulations to all other appointed officers! and Cougar Athletics. • All games playe.d in Beasley PiLove.your MIl sisters Coliseum. THE DAILY EVERGREEN Audible: "This was the team I was hoping would come after me." -Jason Giambi, on signing with the Yankees PORTS Page 7 friday, December 14, 2001 . THE MEN'S BASKETBALL SIDELINE Cou.g~rskeep on ticking Baseball Cougars taking liCks, and the University of Gonzaga won't make that any easier team signs Stephen A. Norris Daily Evergreen staff four players WSU men's basketball Coach Four players signed nation- Paul Graham knows his program alletters of intent to play base- still is developing, and along the ball for WSU, Coach Tim way they're going to take their Mooney said Wednesday. licks. Matt Ircandia (Calgary, But with each lick the Cougars Alberta), Jay Miller (Bellevue), take, Graham hopes his team will Dustin Realini (Cupertino, learn and continue to grow as a Calif.) and Jonathan Woodcox team. (Orinda, Calif.) all willjoin the Saturday the Cougars face the Cougars next season. No. 25 Gonzaga Bulldogs (8-2) in Ircandia is a left-handed Spokane and will show if, indeed, pitcher, Miller and Realini mid- they did learn anything after a 79- dle infielders and Woodcox is 52 shellacking from Texas a catcher. Monday night. "I'm really excited about "Sometimes you can run the tnls class," Mooney said. 100-yard dash in your best time "They are going to make our and still not win the race," program better for years to SMURDAY -- -~ - - Graham said. come: ASKETBALL FROM STAff AND WIRE REPORTS B "I'm just looking for consistent wsu improvement Erica Perkins at from my guys." One card play- a finalist GU ing against the 7 p.m. Cougars' odds for award The Kennel were the three wsu women's tennis play- Television: starters they er Erica Perkins has been FSNW40 were missing. named a finalist for the 2002 Radio: Senior Mike Bush KZFN 106.1 Socrates award. stayed back to Eight players were named give a class pre- finalists for the award, which is sentation, power forward Milton given annually to the college Riley sat out with an ankle sprain student-athlete who best and forward Framecio Little will exemplifies excellence in ath- miss the year because of academic letics, academics and the ineligibility. socrates creed, "Strong Mind In place of the veterans were in a Strong Body." two freshmen (guard Thomas The other finalists are Kelati and forward Shami Gill) Courtney Choate (New and a junior college transfer (for- Mexico, tennis), Nuria Clau ward Cedrick Hughey), who all (Wake Forest, golf), Stacey saw significant time. Dales (Oklahoma, basketball), ''We lacked a lot of experience Andre Davis (Virginia Tech, in that game," Graham said. "It is football), Joaquin Gonzalez such a luxury to have experienced (Miami, football), Zak Kustok players. Those freshmen have (Northwestern, football) and never been in that situation (play- Eli Manning (Mississippi, foot- ing a team as talented as Texas). Then you've got Hughey and ball). The award will be present- (wing Justin) Lyman who just ed at the March of Dimes transferred here from junior col- National Athletic Award even leges." Graham's point is well taken. on March 12, 2002 at the Fox Starter or not, those four all will Theater in Detroit. FROM STAff AND WIRE REPORTS receive significant playing time this season. For them - especial- ly the freshmen - the year is Rainiers 'ose' Kevin German/Daily Evergreen more of a preliminary year to
four players WSU guard Mike Bush (5) drives past Texas-PanAmerican forward Terrell Hill in the first half of WSU's See TICKING, Page 8 to draft 70-67 win on Dec. 7 at Friel Court. The Seattle Mariners lost four minor-league players - WOMEN'S BASKETBALL and gained a shortstop - in the major league draft on Thursday. Right-hander Jeffrey Inconsistency hurting Cougars Farnsworth will go to Detroit and is second in scoring with an and right-hander Jorge Sosa time," WSU average of 11.6 points per Suzanne S_ Sorenson SUNDAY "We have these huge will join Milwaukee. Left-han- Coach Jenny game. Daily Evergreen Staff BASKETBALL dry spells where we cer Steven Kent has been Przekwas "I think Britt's been our most taken by Anaheim and third said. "We don't score. We just Something's got to give. MSU consistent player so far," baseman Jason Grabowski haven't had to Przekwas said. "I've been Hopefully for the WSU have work out willgo to Oakland. at enough time pleased with what she's done." Allfour play for the Tacoma women's basketball team, that to practice." the kinks. " WSU Montana State is led by Rainiers. something will be a win against In the The Mariners gained Montana State University this 2 p.m. Jenny przekwas Jessica Blake, who averages game against 11.9 points per game. Blake is shortstoP Luis ugueto from weekend. Friel Court Indiana, WSU WSU women's basketball coach Florida after Pittsburgh select- The Cougars, with a record Radio: followed by Jinnifer Jerosek, was the victim who averages 11 points per ed him, then sold him to of 2-7, are headed into this KRPl1400AM of a scoring game, and Isabel Stubs who has Seattle. Sunday's game suffering from a drought. Hawks also had 10 rebounds Ugueto, 34, is a switch-hit- four-game losing streak. 10.9 points per game. Brittney Hawks led the team to earn herself a double-double ting infielder who hit .263 last WSU earned two of those The Bobcats head to the with 10 points. Francine for the game, her third double- season with the Brevard losses while playing No.16 Palouse with a 4-4 record, fol- County, the Marlins' class-A McCurtain had nine points for double in as many games. The lowing a 86-62 loss to No. 3 University of Michigan and the the Cougars and Jessica team. He had 12 doubles, University of Indiana in the three-game effort raised University of Oklahoma. three home runs and 43 RBI's. Pac-lO/Big Ten last weekend. Ottmar added seven. Hawks' season double-double Montana State will play ''We need to score consistent- "Our scouting and player Indiana is responsible for the total to five, making her the against the University of Idaho ly," Przekwas said. ''We have development people really Cougars' most recent loss 64- conference leader. For the sea- before facing off against the these huge dry spells where we Cougars at 2 p.rn on Sunday at liked Ugueto," said Mariners 37. ' son, Hawks leads the team in head scout Roger don't score. We just have to ''We've played a whole bunch rebounding with 9.2 per game, Friel Court. Jongewaard. of games in a short period of work out the kinks." THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 8 'IliE DAILY EVERGREEN FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14, 2001 SPORTS
MAJ 0 R LEAGUE BASEBALL Giambi finally signs Other Giambi The Associated Press man signed autographs and ger, the way Reggie Jackson did showed offhis wild side, engag- and Roger Maris and Mickey caught with pot NEW YORK - His long hair ing a spirited bit of give and Mantle and Yogi Berra, Lou trimmed and his goatee shaved, take. Gehrig, Babe Ruth - all left- The Associated Press with a misdemeanor for pos- Jason Giambi stepped into ''You know you'll hear me handed power hitters." session of a controlled sub- Yankee Stadium wearing a LAS VEGAS - Oakland screaming," one man playfully Giuliani, Berra and manag- stance and released him, three-piece suit and looking like designated hitter Jeremy shouted. er Joe Torre were among sever- Dominguez said. a new man. Giambi was cited at "1 better!" Giambi shot back. al luminaries who called A McCarran spokeswoman As in, the kind of guy who McCarran International confirmed Thursday that The 2000 AL MVP, Giambi Giambi, trying to lure the first Airport after security officers puts on pinstripes for a living. was runner-up for the award baseman to New York. Former Giambi, who was traveling to After weeks of anticipation; found about a half-ounce of Phoenix, was cited while this season after hitting .342 first baseman Don Mattingly marijuana in his bag. the prime free agent and the with 38 homers and 120 RBIs attempting to pass through a wrote him a letter. "It happened at 9:30 a.m. New York Yankees made it offi- for Oakland. Berra was at the park to security checkpoint, but said Monday during a routine the case was turned over to cial Thursday: He signed a Giambi, 30, also led the greet Giambi. While the entire security check," Las Vegas police. $120 million, seven-year con- league in on-base percentage Yankee Stadium field was torn police spokesman Tirso A January court date was tract. (.477) and slugging (.660) last up to work on the drainage sys- Dominguez told The set for the 27-year-old slugger. "This is my best fit," said season. tem, the legacy of greatness Associated Press on A spokesman for the Giambi, who briefly choked up From City Hall to the Bronx, was intact. Thursday. at the podium. ''This was the Athletics could not be immedi- people were buzzing about the "I told him there's a tradition ''While going through the team I was hoping would come new big bopper. ately reached for comment here," Berra said. checkpoints, airport personnel and Giambi was unavailable after me." "Jason Giambi has a star Not that Giambi needed to found what appeared to be for comment. About a dozen fans met him quality that fits in New York," hear about all the history. He marijuana." A new Nevada law that outside the ballpark when he Mayor Rudolph Giuliani said. already knew it after growing Police cited Giambi, the went into effect Oct. 1 eased arrived on a cold, damp after- "He'll add a dimension to the up in California as a Yankees' brother of former Athletics penalties for possessing small noon. The slugging first base- Yankees that's terrific as a slug- fan, idolizing Mantle. first ,baseman Jason Giambi, amounts of marijuana.
TICKING continued from PAGE 7 adjust to Division I, Pac-10 bas- The Cougars will get plenty range and 4.1 assists per game) defeated Texas (67-64) and title. Kelati played as a sopho- ketball. of chances to earn some nation- will be wide open on the Montana (83-63), both teams more that season, while ''Both Thomas and Shami al recognition - or at least see perimeter. the Cougars lost to. Gonzaga Bankhead was a senior on the carne here because they would their highlights on Sportscenter The inside-outside threat also ripped Arkansas Pine-Bluff team. be playing as freshmen," - beginning with Gonzaga on Gonzaga has established is 92-42, a team the Cougars beat Graham said. "They have Saturday. exactly what the Cougars hope by 16. Cougars no match for top 25 _ tremendous talent and poten- The Bulldogs ravaged the to develop. "I just hope people under- tial." University of Washington "We've been receiving good stand that it takes time to build History will not be on the Still, with the experience. Tuesday night, 67-47, and are production from our guards, but a program from where we start- Cougars' side during their next Graham has, he hopes to looking for the Washington we need some more consistency ed," Graham said. ''Your not two games against No. 25 improve upon last season's sweep this weekend. from our big men," Graham going to build a program in two Gonzaga and No. 17 UCLA. sixth-place fmish in the Pac-10. Look for Gonzaga to exploit said. ''We need a combination of or three years, especially not in WSU has not defeated a ,ranked "'We will be competitive," he the Cougars in the post, pound- both working for us. We have to a conference as competitive as opponent since 1997, and said. ''We were competitive last ing it inside to sophomore Cory have everyone clicking." the Pac-10." haven't defeated a top-25 team season. We just needed to learn Violette (12.2 points per game The Bulldogs also receive on the road since 1996. All-time how to put away some of those and.9.7 rebounds per game) and quality production from for- Injury report the Cougars are 37-166 against close games. We had UCLA Zach Gourde (15.7 points pel" ward Ronny Turiaf, guard ranked opponents, a .222 win- down by 15, Cal down, Stanford game, 8.2 rebounds per game)'. Blake Stepp and forward Alex Milton Riley practiced for ning percentage. and Arizona. So we just need to If that becomes successful, All- Hernandez, who combine for 20 the first time in two weeks and learn how to win those games American candidate Dan points per game and 11.7 should be available to play Postseason relies on Gonzaga- and not lose them in the last Dickau (17.2 points per game, rebounds per game. Saturday. Riley has been side- WSU match minute." 42 percent from three-point Keep in mind the Bulldogs lined because of a sprained right foot. Junior guard Nick WSU holds a 95-40 all-time Graham had surgery on his advantage against Gonzaga, right ankle Nov. 23 and has not but the Bulldogs have defeated played this season. WSU the last four seasons. Four out of the seven years that High school reunion WSU has made it to the NCAA. tournament, Gonzaga has been Kelati will be reunited with on their schedule. In each of his former high school team- those years, WSU has defeated mate, Kyle Bankhead, this Gonzaga. In the four seasons weekend when the Cougars Gonzaga has gone to the tour- travel to Gonzaga. The two nament, they have played and both were key members of beat WSU in two of them and Walla Walla's 1999 advanced to the tournarBent Washington State Basketball each time.
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NATIONAL DEFENSE -NEWS BRIEFS AnACK AFTERMATH 21 sue Cracker Bin Laden Bush withdraws Barrel for racism from missile treaty NASHVILLE,Tenn. - T'Nenty- one people filed a $100 millionfed- The Associated Press closer ties with Russia, eral lawsuit against Cracker Barrel lauds attacks despite his historic break with restaurants Thursday. accusing the WASHINGTON the 1972 ABM agreement. Tennessee-based chain of wide- Gesturing with his hands, Abandoning a landmark arms- "I have concluded the ABM spread racism ~ segregating black Video shows Taliban he said he had figured that control regime of three decades, treaty hinders our govern- customers in the smoking section leader pleased by fuel from the planes flown President Bush said Thursday ment's ability to develop ways and denying them service. into the twin towers "would the United States is pulling out to protect our people from The suit, filed Thursday in fed- results of Sept. 11 melt the iron structure of the of the Anti-Ballistic Missile future terrorist or rogue state eral court in Rome, Ga., accuses building and collapse the area Treaty with Russia in hopes of missile attacks," the president Cracker Barrel Old Country Store The Associated Press where the plane hit" and take building the world's first shield said. against nuclear missile attacks. Inc. of Lebanon, Tenn., of system- down only the floors above it. Though they can't yet, ter- "We consider it a mistake," atic discrimination and docu- WASHINGTON - In a "This is all that we had rorists are seeking the ability responded Russian President ments acts of alleged racism in chilling glimpse of terrorist hoped for," he said, holding to "deliver death and destruc- Vladimir Putin, though he tem- 175 cities in 30 states. planning, Osama bin Laden one hand up vertically and tion to our doorstep via mis- pered his criticism. Putin's said in a videotape released striking it with the other as sile," Bush said. by the Pentagon Thursday though it were a plane hitting reaction, which included Bush blocks access spelling out his nuclear reduc- With little fanfare, the that the deaths and destruc- a building. tion goals, underscores that the Bush administration formally to prosecutor memos tion achieved by the Sept. 11 Some Americans who saw notified Russia and three for- attacks exceeded his "most Sept. 11 terrorist attacks had WASHINGTON - President the tape on television reacted mer Soviet republics that it optimistic" expectations. with anger, some disgust. transformed the anti-missile Bush invoked executive privilege debate and the U.S.-Russian had invoked Article 15 of the "I changed the channel," Thursday to block Congress from Bin Laden appeared calm relationship, U.S. officials said. ABM treaty to withdraw from said Anthony Gambale, seeing prosecutors' memos in and at times amused as he Bush pledged to pursue the pact in six months. controversial criminal cases in a talked about the attacks on the whose daughter, Giovanna, move that angered lawmakers hour-long tape the Bush was killed at the World Trade already concerned about access administration said was found Center. to sensitive information. inAfghanistan. U.S. warplanes Television networks broke HELP INFERTILE COUPLES - The president said he invoked pressed the hunt for him and into regular programming to the legal privilege, which gained his supporters there Thursday. show at least part of the tape notoriety during Nixon and Clinton "We calculated in advance released by the administra- BECOME AN EGG DONOR scandals, because he was con- the number of ... enemy who tion as evidence bin Laden cerned that sharing such docu- would be killed," at the World was the mastermind of the Sperm Donors ments with Congress could chill Trade Center, bin Laden said attacks. Also Needed prosecutors' private deliberations on the tape. ''We calculated In the Mideast, where Arab satellite channels aired in criminal cases. that the floors that would be Anonymous the tape, some were uncon- "I believe congressional hit would be three or four Program access to these documents floors. I was the most opti- vinced of bin Laden's involve- would be contrary to the national mistic." ment in the attacks. interest: Bush wrote in a memo Small Time ordering Attorney General John Commitment Ashcroft to withhold the papers. A Republican House chairman threatened to take the president $2500 to court, and other lawmakers Compensation from both parties said they Get all your winter gear at the ORO- feared Bush was trying to create Per Egg Retrieval an "imperial presidency" by Special break rate gets you the entire thwarting Congress' ability to break (Dec. 21, 2001-.Ian.1 oversee the executive branch. for the one week rate. Call ToddY Ex-postal worker For More Information admits splattering 232·0134 GRANDRAPIDS,Mich. - Afor- mer postal employee admitted he splattered porcupine feces and worms on coworkers after he was fired for poor job performance. James M. Beal pleaded guilty Tuesday in U.S. District Court to four counts of assaulting or impeding a federal worker. He faces three to 12 years in prison when he is sentenced in March. ,~ Congratulations to Beal, 62, told Judge Gordon J. Quist that he was angry about the Honors College Graduates of December 2001! being fired Oct. 17 as relief post- Mullenix, Peter J master in Empire, a town about Allyn, Emily E Foote, Jeffrey C Neel, Charlotte Marie 225 miles northwest of Detroit. Arnold, Rita Ann Fox, Andrea Lynn + Nixon, Kacie Lynn + The next day, he retumed with two Bayne, Brian Jon + Hardin, David Lee Novotney, Sarah Nicole 5i;allon buckets filled with feces Biehl, Angela Jean + Harrod, Victoria Elizabeth A + O'Fallon, Andrew Steven and worms and splattered his for- Clayton, Christopher Austin Henrickson, Marylynn Hill + mer co-workers. He had gathered O'Fallon, Ryan Lawrence the sludge in the woods. Counts, Timothy David + Herbison, Sarah Elizabeth Rankin, Kristopher Patrick Crane, Shana Tamiko lane, Alicia Lorraine + Saul, Elisabeth Arlene Detained college Cutler, Holly Noel Law, Susan Jeanne + Seidita, Morgana Lee + student released Davidson, Christopher + Ledgerwood, Kimberly Dawn Stone, Rebecca Jean Day, Elisabeth +. Lee, Robert G Turner, Matthew Charles + NEWYORK- Acollege student Dobyns, Jessica Suzanne + Madden, Jennifer Lynn Vick, Alexis Moergeli accused of promoting terrorism ~ Dunstan, Melissa Katherine McElwain, Camille Anne + lyingto a grand jury was freed from Vosler,Chad Edward federal custody Thursday after Fay, Shannon Margaret McNeil, Kelly Ann posting $500,000 bond. . Finnegan, Laura Maureen Miller, Jason Bartlett Osama Awadallah. 21. planned +with International Emphasis (study abroad or five semesters of a single language) to fly home Friday to San Diego, where· family and friends raised S. Town Stephenson Scholars Dean's Award Winner $50,000 cash - and tumed over the title of his brother's ice cream Lisa Chasse Victoria Harrod \ truck - to secure the bond. Timothy Counts Awadallah, a Jordan native and a student at Grossmont College in Vctoria Harrod EI Cajon, Calif., was one of three Fall 2001 Honors Thesis "Pass With Distinction" Winners men detained in San Diego as material witnesses about 10 days Student Faculty Mentor after the Sept. 11terrorist attacks. Rita Arnold .NaomiLungstrom, ICNE Awadallah testified before a grand jury that he knew one of the Brooke Deatherage Mary Sanchez Lanier suicide hijackers. But he was Sarah Herbison Sue Clark accused of lying about his asso- Marina Kielpinski ······················Tom Preston ciation with another member of Michelle Martin Nora McCabe the terrorist team that flew an air- liner into the Pentagon. Awadallah Julie Marusich ·····················FranMcSweeney was not accused of participating Robin Payne ····················.JaniceRutherford in the attacks. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS 335-4573
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The Associated Press Palestinians, an Israeli with- "How we would have before the current round of dent of the reasons which fuel drawal from Palestinian territo- fighting between Israel and VATICAN CITY - Pope liked to see our Jewish them, are disfiguring the fuce of ry, a fair resolution to the Palestinians erupted. Paul IImet with Roman Catholic the Holy Land," said the pope. refugee problem and interna- and Muslim brothers "Unfortunately, we find our- Church leaders Thursday to dis- "How we would have liked to tional guarantees for Jerusalem. selves gathering in a moment I cuss ways to safeguard the tiny walk together with us in see our Jewish and Muslim. The statement also said the do not hesitate to call dramatic, brothers walk together with Us minority of Christians in the construction of a mosque near a united pact of love ... " both for the populations who in a united pact oflove to restore Holy Land who, he said, were where Jesus spent his youth in live in those dear regions as to the Holy Land its true face of caught between Jewish and Pope John Paul " Nazareth risked being seen as well as for our brothers in the 'crossroads of peace' and 'land of Islamic extremism "provocative" and displayed a faith," the pope said in an open- peace, '" the pope lamented. Afterward, the Vatican issued "grave lack of respect for the top Catholic leaders from the ing speech whose text was The pope's top aide, Cardinal a statement calling once again feelings of Christians and a Holy Land and elsewhere in the released earlier by the Vatican. Angelo Sodano, told the meet- for peace in the Middle East. It place of prayer rich in profound Middle" East for a day of discus- "These, in fact, appear ing that Christians amount to said peace depends on security significance for their faith." sions. John Paul visited the crushed by the weight of two dif- barely 3 percent of the popula- for Israel, a state for The pontiff had summoned region last year a few weeks ferent extremisms that, indepen- tion of Israel.
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Community Congregational UNITED CHURCH OF Christian Science Church EMMANUEL BAPTIST United Church of CllIN MOSCOW Sunday .lO:30 a.m. CHURCH An Open and Affinning & Just Peace Church American BaptistJDisciples of Christ Wednesday 7:30 p.m. 1300 SE Sunnymead Way 3rd St. and Mountainview Moscow, ID (above Holiday Inn Express) 525NECampus Ave. 123 W. First St. in Moscow Phone: 882-2924 882-8848 332-5015 Pastor: Rev. Kristine Zakarison • Roger C. Lynn, Pastor Reading Room Hours Pastor:Mark Bradley Ph.D. 332-6411 , 11 a.m. - 3 p.m. Tu-Fri, 10-2 p.m. Sat. Campus Pastor:Bob Harvey http://community.palouse.netJunitedc FRI. COLLEGE GROUP, Sunday Worship l0:30 a.m. 518 S. Main Moscow, ID hurch BUTCH'S DEN 7 p.m. Learning Community l0:30 a.m. College Meeting in Cub 110 Thrift Shop Tu. 4:30-6:30 p.m. (an accepting congregation where 334-4233 @ 7:30 p.m. on 'fuesdays Th. & Fri. lla.m. - 3 p.m J34-6632 questions are encouraged) Sunday:Bible Study,9a.m. Faith exploration @ 9:30 a.m. Worship: 10:30 a.m. Assistivelistening, ~e prin~ADA compliant Summer service hours are Sunday CONCORDIAL LUTHERAN *Nursery and interpreter for www.pulfm3nucc.org CHURCH the deaf available* @ 11:00 am. SIMPSON UNITED 1015 NE Orchard Drive (ocross from Beasley) UVING FAITH FELLOWSHIP St. James Episcopal Church METHODIST CHURCH Pastor. Dudley Nolting MINISTRY TRAINING CENTER 325 NEMaple 1410 NE Stadium Way 1035 South Grand, Pullman, 334-1035 Rand O'Donnell, Pastor 332-1742 ~ Minister. Ann SllffiIImOll Interim Priest John Goddard Phil and Karl Vance, Senior Pastors 332-5212 Worship Service ...... 8:00 am & 10:30 am Sunday Services 8:00 am & 10:00 am Joe Fitzgerald,Campus Pastor Sunday Morning Worship 10:30 a.m. Childcare available at 10:00 am service Sunday School 9:15 a.m. ages 3-adult FRIDAY: CAMPUS CHRISTIAN FELLOWSHIP Sunday School all ages 9:30 a.m. httpr//users.pullman .com! stj ames Dec. 16 Evensong 7:00 pm LSF Tuesday nights 6:00 p.m 7:30 p.m. Rev. Kathy Neary, Campus Minister Wednesday Worsbip 7:00 p.m. Common Ministry, 332-2611 Christmas Eve Services Phone: 332-2830 • Childrens service 4:00 pm Sunday Bible & Life Training Classes 9:00 a.m. www.simpsonumc.org • Choral eucharist 10: 30 pm UNIVERSITY Sunday Worsbip .10:30 a.m. TRINITY LUTHERAN CHURCH PULLMAN BAPTIST EVANGELICAL 7:00 p.m. member of the ELCA FREE CHURCH Excellent Nursery Care 10:30a.m. Sunday 1300 NE Lybecker, Pullman CHURCH Call For a Ride . Quality Inn (behind McGee Park) Worship Service 10:30 a.m. A dynamic, growing church 1050 SE Bishop Blvd. providing answers for life since 1971 Rev. Randall Nicolai. Campus Pastor 332-2611 334-2713 Pastor: Nils Swanson Rev. Tor K. Berg. Parish Pastor 332-1985 On Main Street across from Call for more information: www.lffmtc.org Worship 10:30 am Taco Time. 334-9191 Christian education 9:15am www.uefree.org CALVARY CHRISTIAN CENTER Fellowship Following Service Rides Available Pastor Donnie Haynes Visitors always welcome! PULLMAN Child Care Available 190 SE Crestview, Pullman E-mail [email protected] PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH (509)332·2273 Homepage http://cornmunity.palouse.netitIcnet 1630 NE Stadium Way Living Faith Fellowship Sunday Services: EVANGELICAL (1 block west of coliseum) Ministry Training Center Morning Worship .....lO a.m. FREE CHURCH Rev. Dan Saperstein.Pastor 332-2659 Wednesday Evening 1234 S. Grand Rev. Gail Stearns, 1035 South Grand, Pullman, 334-1035 Service 7 p.m. Phil & Kari Vance, Senior Pastors Sunday Services Campus Minister K-House 332·2611 Joe Fitzgerald, Campus Pastor Transportation available for 8:30 & 11:15 Contemporary Worship @ 9:30a.m. WSU students living on campus. Friday (12114): Sunday Morning: Sunday School @ 10:00 Traditional Worship @ 11:00 a.m. Annual Christmas Presentation Nursery and Children's Church Quality Child Care & Youth Ministry original drama and music-7:30pm 9:20 a.m. Rotunda Dining Center Turn Around Provided www.pullmanpc.org Sunday(12116): 9:30 a.m. Regents Hill Hall Pastor Douglas Busby Bible & Life training Classes-9:00am 9:40 a.m. Bookie (SBC) Campus Associate Tina Sipp . Albion Community Church Annual Christmas Presentation Rides to other services also available upon request. Many other Bible Studies available original drama and music-IO:30am Please call church. Phone 334-7876 A Family Church-Ist & E Streets e-mail: [email protected] Rev. Bill Lyons (IFCA) 332-7638 Excellent Nursery Care Nursery Provided For All Services Sunday School... 9:45 a.m. A dynamic, growing church providing answers for life since 1971 CHRIST CHURCH Seventh-day Adventist Church Worship l1:00 a.m. Community Worship Center www.LFFMTC.org Logos School FieldhoUl~e Nursery Provided 110 Baker St .• Moscovv 1120 SE Klemgard, across from Holiday AWANA and Youth Ministries Church Office 882-2034 InnExpress ST. THOMAS MORE Sunday School 9:15 a.In. Pullman, WA 99163 ~~bSnnnsaIIifarnJfu; Worship 10:30 a.In. CATHOLIC NEWMAN CENTER http://vvww.greyfriars.org 332-7831 ++++ 820 NE B Street (2 Blks. N. from Bookie) www.tagnet.orglpullmanJ THE CHURCH OF JESUS CHRIST Collegiate Refon:n.ed Pastor E. Douglas Venn 2 blocks down from the Bookie Fello-wship OF LATTER-DAY SAINTS Sunday Mass: 10am & 7 pm (The c arrrptas nlinistry Bible Study ...lO a.m. of Christ Church) Worship Service ...11: 15 a.m. 1055 NEOrchard Dr. Pullman Father Torn Mele DirectorlPastor Friday. CUB 112-113. Lunch Buffet... 12:30 p.m. Across from Beasly Colliseum Susan K. Adam Director/Campus Ministry 12:00 noon Matt Gray. Director 883-7903 Collegiate Ministry every Friday night Meeting Time 11:00 Sunday SEE: www.wsu.edul--sttom caU:332·6311 http://cubITlainl.cub.vvsu.edu/crf" fublishv/ Weekb. Yor~trsino irf>rmAtronCAli Miomi Keilwffi ~r335-3552