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CELEBRATING ·MONDAY 70 YEARS APRIL 12, 2004 PROJECT OM .TENNIS Men's team takes two, improves Organizers aim to fuel record to 19-7. Women go 3-0 SPORTS-8 the Boise hip-hop scene A&E-5 VOLUME 16 ISSUE 56 FIRST COPY FREE WWW.ARBITERONLINE.COM

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:1 ASBSU denied club ASBSU Senate passes matching funds for bill to raise salaries class trip without debate ,( I MONICAPRICE cedure states, "The third reading is intended NewsReporter for debate concerning the merits of the leg- BY RANDALLPOST' organization," and that "Edncational The Arbiter islation." Special to The Arbiter expenses related to classroom or in- People need to come down to Senate structional expenses, or books." Last Tuesday, the ASBSUSenate passed meetings said Blades; all the meetings are Earlier this semester, the ASBSU When questioned by the ASBSt,J legislation for a 17 percent pay increase for open to the public. If students are upset, Financial Advisory Board denied judiciary about what would happen the majority ofASBSU.The chiefjustice and they need to come down and show it. funds to the American Advertising if the Marketing 401 students missed Senate pro tern positions received a 55 per- "Bring a friend and make their voice the competition, AAFCClub President cent increase in salary. heard," said Blades. "It's their money." Pederation Chapter for violating the The bill passed by the Senate increased ASBSUfinancial code, leaving a class Cassie Clancey responded, "Students ASBSUlegislative,executive and judiciary ASBSU payroll by $13,733.13. ASBSU dependent on ASBSUfunding in jeop- would probably receive an incom- branches will start to see more money July plete for the class." I, 2004; however, critics say they were pre- President David Morriss signed the bill the ardy for next year. same day it was passed. "A 17 percent in- The decision followed a ruling by Associate Justice Chris Mathias vented from raising their concerns regard- crease is just under what our student fee in- the ASBSUJudiciary that determined stated in the opinion, "It appears that ing the pay hike. the AAFCwas not eligible for match- .student participation in this competi- Sen. Bryan Blades was not allowed to crease is," said Morriss. . tion is required by class, but paid for Last semester, ASBSUwas granted an in- ingfunds. voicehis opposition. Bladeswas told by Sen. The AAFC had requested $3,350 with club funds. The students ofBoise Jared Martin that due to time constraints his crease in student fees by the State Board in matching funds to pay for a trip State University have strictly forbid- voice would not be heard. A move by fellow of Education with the reasoning that the growth of clubs had stretched ASBSU'sfi- to the National Student Advertising den this." Sen. Wyatt Parke to hear Blades' concerns "Why is this an issue now? This was also stuck down. nances too thin. Campaign. The competition is part "It came in a reasonable amount," said ofthe Marketing 401 class, filledsolely should have been brought up 15 years In an interview the next day, Blades ex- byMFC students. The class has relied ago," Clancy asked after testifying to plained his position. He said there should be Morriss.The original bill asked for a $24,000 on ASBSUmatching funds in the past the judiciary. "There must be some some kind of increase but it should come in increase; the bill the Senate passed came to grandfather clause or precedent." to help finance the trip. the form of a cost-of-living increase incor- a little under $14,000. According to the class syllabus, the The case could bring into question porated into either the constitution or code. "They're going to earn it," said Morriss.. "I know the time commitment it takes to competition accounts for 60 percent several club budget requests next "There ought to be a way that is fair and .of the grade during the fall semester, year. The judiciary stated in their not subject to the whims of politics," said be a senator. They are going to be held to a higher standard, a little more money is de- and 50 percent in the spring. The opinion that the decision could playa Blades, adding that he didn't find it fiscally judiciary ruled that the trip, funded large role in the future. responsible to pass a bill six days after in- served." at least in part by ASBSU,violates Last year, the MFC won district troduction with such radical changes to the If any students' are concerned they should competition and competed at the address the senators. "Go toyour senator, items six and 11 in section 22-407 of bottom line. "We have not even seen next the ASBSUfinancial code. The code national competition held in. Los year's budget." hold them accountable. Askthem 'What are Angeles. Last year's AAFCclass cre- states that ASBSUshall not provide "I wasn't allowed to comment on the bill you going to do for me?'" said Morriss. ated an advertising campaign for the A judicial opinion was requested in re- funding for: . during third reading," said Blades. "That's a "Any activity or event that has the Toyota Matrix. problem. I represent the people who voted gards to Senate bill 30, said Mike Esposito, primary purpose of satisfyingthe class Jay Longwell. Marketing 401 in- for me. I was not able to present that view ... student organizations coordinator. The requirements, projects.. or assign- structor and AAFCadvisor, was un- I was shut out of the discussion." opinion should be available to the public ments of any individual of the club or available for comment. Article 5, section 6 of Senate rules of pro- by Tuesday.

~~D~~~~ g ~ Specialto The Arbiter jor, b.ut is working towards havin. vide scholarshipopponunities to indi.vidU.alsthey.wish.to use in their il.. .a_ ~ ','''' . a minor in dance implemented first. qualified dancers. piece,- and can chose community '.... -a.. il.. "\~' Boise. State students, as well as Part of the reason why the program Hansen is optimistic for future member.s n.ot involved in.the .darice ~ .~, the Boise community. may' hear a is so small now is that the depart-growth but hopes that students will program or BoiseState. ~ lot about the Theatre Department, ment structure is narrowly defined. focus on the opportunities currently Summer camps offer another op- .... but dance is a component seldom There is only one studio for students available at BoiseState. Though the portunlty to get involved. Hansen's • talked about. This is mostly due to and until more studios are built, not classes are limited - and theatre stu- three-week dance camp is designed ••••• fl' the factthat BSUdoes not even have much can be done. Hansen would dents have priority- classes are still to train dancers at an accelerated \ a dance major _ or minor for that like to see BSU expand to incor- open to anyone interested. Classes pace. . . -. -. _ '" matter. Students who wish to-Pur- porate the growing popularity of are taught at different levels.. One "During camp, dancers - live, , sue their dance dreams are asked to dance. She sald the minor would can start from. scratch and take breath and sleep dance/'Hansen . pursue the theatre arts major with not only benefit dancers who wish .Beginning Ballet I .or, with Instruc- said." ..: .'.,> .. '..•.... dance emphasis instead. to' ~se their talents toward a .pr~- tor permission, take upper-level ad-. Thoughbeginnlngtoutines are()f •. r e In According to Marla Hansen,pro- fesslOn.alcar.. ee.r, but .aI. s.o fO.r indi- vance.d C.las.se.s.. Repert..ory Dance is fered,.a.d...van..ce.routin...' ...as.. m:e_...... P..b..a-....: . f fessor and. choreographer At BSU, viduals who wish to own their own a choreography class that requires sized, therefore scholarshipsfo~ the' she and some of her colleagues are studio, teach dance and eventhose students to choreograph their own campatellrovidedUl,higb..Sc:hO()~l J working hard to improve the pro- . who plan to pursue other' careers. dances, which are then showcased so dance Instruetorst:afise . ___u.""_~~' in the cominuears0ansen but still·love dance. In aqditlon, a in the Morrison Center at the.end of isquaIifi~to joiIl !h~.

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a warning -- and ask whether lated to terrorism. BY RONAlD BROWNSTEIN A TimejCNN poll released LosAngelesTimes the administration responded urgently enough at the time, or Friday found that only about described it honestly in Rice's one-quarter of Americans be- WASHINGTON-" Questions lieved the Bush administration about the Bushadministra- testimony last week. . KRT PHOTO BY QU;K KENNEOY/KRT "Maybe I'm lost in a fog, but had .a strategy for combating non's vigilance dominated al-Qalda before the Sept. 11at- National security adviser Condoleezza Rice testifies before the 9/11 commission Thursday, April 8 2004 to rebut charges that Condoleezza Rice's appearance how much more information the Bush administration tailed to recognize the emerging threat 01 terrorism In events lead\llg up 10 the attacks 01 September 11. could you get?" asked James tacks. Likewise,in a Newsweek last week before the commis- Pollreleased Saturday, just one- -sion investigating the Sept. 11 Carville, a veteran Democratic other semantic tangle with crit- strategist. "Of course, it was a fourth said they believed the ad- attacks during 2001. The Aug. attacks." terrorist attacks. __ The FBI was conducting ics of her repeated claim that warning." ministration took the threat of 6 memo, although not yet pub- But with the release Saturday global terrorism as seriously as "approximately 70 full field in- Clarkenever presented her with At once troubling and vague, . licly released, figured heavily a plan for combating al-Qaida. night of a classifiedwarning de- it needed to before the attacks. vestigations throughout the US livered to President Bush at his the memo may prove to be in the proceedings, especially In her testimony last week, something of a Rorschach Yetless than one-fifth ofthose when Democratic commis- that it considers" related to Bin Texas ranch one month before polled by Newsweek sald the Rice acknowledged receiving a the attacks, questions of cred- test, offering evidence both for sioner Richard Ben-Veniste, a Laden. memo from him soon after tak- . Bush's supporters and critics. Bush administration should be former Watergate prosecutor, __The FBIand CIAwere inves- ibility may become a growing blamed for the attacks; almost tigating a call to the American ing office, but characterized it challenge for Rice -- and the The Bush administration had closelyquestioned Rice. not as a plan bUbrather a "set long. resisted publication of one-fourth said the BillClinton In several heated exchanges embassy in the United Arab' president she serves. administration bore the respon- Emlrates in May, 2001, "saying of ideas." The virtually unprecedent- the memo, and observers said with Ben-Veniste,Ricedeclared On the second track, Bush the decision to release it un- sibility, and the largest group -- that the memo was "not a warn- that a group of Bin Laden sup- ed publication of the classi- nearly 40 percent -- said both porters was in the U.S.planning will likelyface a renewed set of fied Aug. 6, 2001, presidential derscores the pressure Bush ing. This was a historic memo - questions about his response to is feeling amid criticism of his were equally culpable. _ historical memo prepared by attacks with explosives." daily briefing is bound to stir In the Time/CNN poll, a 48 Most dramatic was the sen- the memo. CliffMay, president intense debate in the coming actions by former White House the (Central Intelligence) agen- of the Foundation for Defense counter- terrorism chief Richard percent to 40 percent plurality cy because the president was tence saying the FBI saw "pat- days over whether Rice was said the Bush administration terns of suspicious activity in of Democracies, a conservative misleading commissioners in Clarke, and public hearings by asking questions ... " advocacy group, says it would did all it could to prevent the this country consistent with her testimony last week when the independent commission Moments later, when Ben- be unfair to criticize Bush be- investigating the Sept. 11 at- attacks -- a significant improve- Veniste asked whether there preparations for hijackings or she described the report as an ment from before Rice's testi- . other types of attacks." cause the memo did not ask "historical memo" and "not a tacks. was any "reassuring" infor- him to take any action -- and "Theywouldn't have released mony. And in both surveys, at mation in the memo, Rice re- Briefing reporters Saturday warning." least 55 percent of those polled evening, a senior White House suggested the FBI was already Much of the page-and-a-half it unless they felt huge pres- plied: "Certainly not ... But I aggressivelypursuing al-Qaida, sure, so they were up against said they approved of the way can also tell you that there was official said that language did document focuses on informa- Bush was handling the war on not refer to specific "FBIinves- "It says we have 70 investiga- tion about Osama bin Laden it," says Bruce Buchanan, a po- nothing in this memo that sug- terror. tigative observations." tions going on," May said. "I and al-Qaida developed from litical scientist at the University gested that an attack was com- think it is very easy for anyone of Texas. "And they released it Yetthe questions over the ad- ing on NewYorkor Washington Rather, the official said, it re- 1997 through 1999. But it also ministration's activities before flected the conclusion of a CIA in elected office (reading that) reported that "FBI information in the knowledge that it would D.C. There was nothing in this to say the FBIis'on top of it, we probably raise questions about Sept. 11 -- which will continue memo as to time, place, how or analyst preparing the dOClI- . . . indicates patterns of sus- this week with commission ment after observing a series of are taking care of it. You don't picious activity in this country what Condi Rice said, which where." hear anybody saying what we , further indicates a certain level hearings focusing on the FBI - The memo's release supports facts and talking with the FBI: consistent with preparations - present an unwelcome head- the "spike" in intelligence that need to do next." for hijackings or other types of of concern and anxiety -- if not Rice on that latter point. Brief, But Democratic commis- desperation. " ache for Bush at a time when broad, and at times hazy, it does summer indicating a possible attacks." polls show rising public anxiety attack; the indications that Bin sioners at last week's hearings Senior White House officials Bush's political situation not cite intelligence on any spe- repeatedly questioned whether doesn't appear that dire. about his courseIn Iraq. cific plot. Yet it does contain Ladenwanted to retaliate for the briefing reporters late Saturday Lastweek's commission hear- . conviction in May 2001, of four Riceand Bush had done enough said that assertion did not re- Several national polls con- enough alarming information to convey a sense of urgency to ducted after Rice's appear- Ing with Ricewas dominated by that many observers are likely terrorists in the 1998bombings flect any specific intelligence questions about whether the of two U.S.embassies in Africa; the intelligence and law en- relevant to the Sept. 11 plot. ance before the commission to consider it at least a general forcement bureaucracy before last week showed a mixture of administration acted aggres- warning, despite Rice's claim to and reports of surveillance of But Bush now faces the like- sively enough on intelligence federal buildings in New York the attacks. lihood that many critics will vulnerabilities and continuing the contrary. As such questions emerge, strength for Bush on issues re- warnings of possible terrorist City, which later turned out to view the briefing as precisely Among the key observations some Democrats believe the in the report: be tourist -related. __ "After US missile strikes "In her judgment," the White memo may help them challenge the Bush reelection campaign's on his base in Afghanistan in House officialsaid, "ifyou con- nected those dots, that seemed effortto portray the president as 1998, Bin Laden told follow- a decisive wartime leader. "On • ers he wanted to retaliate in to be a pattern of possibly sus- picious activity in this country." August 6 he is handed a briefing Washington"; that says 'FBIpicks up activity -- "Aclandestine source said In the next few days, the po- litical sparring over the memo consistent with a hijacking,' " in 1998 that a Bin Laden cell Carvillesaid. "The thing is titled. in New York was recruiting will likely proceed on two lev- els. One set of questions willre- 'Bin Laden determined to .strike Muslim-American youth for at- within the United States,' He tacks"; volvearound whether Rice tried to mislead the commission and continues the longest presiden- -- Al-Qaida had members in- tial vacation in history," side the United States "and the the pll.blicin her description of the document. group apparently maintains a Staff Writer Edwin Chen in Crawford. support structure that could aid She is already engaged in an- Texas. contributed to tnis report.

NAMES IN THE NEWS

told the Associated Press. was not OK, Schwatzenegger BYTIRDAD DERAKHSHANI grabbed a boogie board, and KnightRidder Newspapers Police said Skillingwas intoxl- cated and highly uncooperative while treading water, picked when they approached him, him up, put him on the board, Former Enron CEO Jeffrey and took him back to shore. The Skillinghas been accused of be- but they did not charge him ing a crook - he's charged with with a crime. Messages left for man is doing fine. fraud, insider trading, and other Skilling's lawyers were not im- crimes in the massive collapse mediately returned.. Hospital MANSON POPS THE Q of his company. officials would say only that Now he's also being labeled Skilling had been discharged Shock rocker Marilyn an "emotionally disturbed per- from the hospital Friday. Manson's circus show of a son," That's how NewYorkcops life is taking a new turn, as Us Weeklyreports that the self-de- reportedly described Skilling LIFE IMITATING, UH, ART? after picking him up at 4 a.m. scribed "Anti-Christ Superstar" has proposed to his girlfriend, Friday at Park Avenue and East He's not just a multimil- the "burlesque artist" Dita Von' 73d Street and taking him to lionaire movie star turned NewYorkPresbyterian Hospital populist- Republican governor. Teese. (Gee, could that be a stage namei) The shocking part, for observation. No, the Govinator is an ac- . Skilling spent the evening in tual superhero. According to Associated Press tells us, is that two Marthattan bars, American "Access Hollywood," Arnold the leather-and-lipstick-loving Trash and the Voodoo Lounge, Schwarzenegger saved a man's dude did it the traditional way: where he allegedlyran up to pa- life by fishing him out of the Rather than pour a bucket of trons, pulled open their clothes, water off Maul in Hawaii. blood on the gal, he got down and accused them of being FBI ,Schwarzenegger, who was on one knee and gave her a sev- en-carat, round-cut diamond. agents. swimming with his wife, Maria "He was shouting at them: Shriver, saw a swimmer who Expectnuptials within a year. 'You're an FBIagent and you're was having trouble breath- following me'," a police source ing. When the guy told him he PAGE 3 MONDAY.APRIL 12,2004 NEWS - . - - -- . OUTDOORS Need A Place to St-udy? - The Owyhee Frontin bloom 10%DIXDUNIwithBSUID (disfAJuntva~d 2-6pm Mon-Frt. 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At and let a friend know where you to no gems of value ever being grounds surrounding the res- .t.<~__colors against the town lacks in size, it makes up of catfish. Fishing can be done bland volcanic background pro- for in information and histo- The road to Silver City is 10- from the shore or by boat. One \G\S BQOAOWAY AVE, vide visitors with a visual treat. ry. Murphy was established in cated off of Highway 78 about of this reservoir's biggest draw Marsing is one way to access 1899 when the Boise, Nampa 5 miles south of Murphy. While is the sturgeon. These pcehis- the Owyhee Front. Follow State and Owyhee Railroad reached it is not possible at this time .of to ric fish were native to the river Highway 78 south to Sommer the site. The railroad was de- year to reach the famous ghost before the dam was completed Camp Road to find just one of veloped by Col. William Dewey town, the road is in good re- and can still be found in large the Owyhee's greatest secrets- to bring supplies to and from pair and provides some striking numbers here. Sturgeons in the gem fields. These fields hold a the mines in the area. While scenery. The road is currently nine-foot range are not uncom- www.rubberrainbow.com great deal of unique rocks and the railroad was never com- open to about 6000 feet and as mon in these waters. As always, soon as the road elears there miner als including semi-pre- pleted and Murphy was the end please refer to Idaho Fish and cious opals and crystals of a of the line, it did serve to make will be a follow up story on the Game regulations whenever dizzying variety. Rock hunting the town an important center of gl~~~tkt~r~;eek runs next to the fishing Idaho waters. is simply a matter of arming commerce for a time. Murphy In short, Owyhee County is oneself with a resource book, has embraced its history and Silver City road for most of its a fascinating place with a wide a hammer, a bucket and pick- is the home of the Owyhee length and cuts through deep variety of activities available. tHow's a supercharger ing a site. Scratching around in County Historical Complex and volcanic canyons and high des- Now is the best time to visit the ert mountains. Sinker Creek is the dirt and looking for treasure Museum. This facility tells the area. The snow is mostly gone different from a is a lot more intriguing than it tale of Owyhee County history. reported to be good fishing. The and the desert green is as wild creek is dammed inside of the sounds and can be a great deal The Owyhee County flowers bloom. To appreciate of fun forthe whole family. Historical Museum annually canyon and provides opportu- this area will require some ef- turbocharger? The land on which this gem hosts "Outpost Days" on the nities for anglers and fly fisher- fort on your part, it is not pos- man. There are several access field sits is owned and oper- first full weekend in June. This sible to do it justice in just one ated' by the Bureau of Land celebration has been taking roads to the canyon bottom but trip down the highway. Buy a Get answers. Anytime. Anywhere. Management (BLMl and it place for the last thirty years all of them are equally steep and map and a GPS unit. Let a friend scary. It might be better to hike kn h . d serves many purposes. One and provides demonstrations in ow were you are going an such purpose is to provide a roping, saddle making and oth- in if you are interested in fishing do some exploring of your own. this hole. home for Idaho's wild horse er old-time crafts. If you are in- The more you put into this ex- The towns of GrandView and population. Scattered through -terested in Idaho history this is perience the more you will get answer out the front are several small . be mi d Bruneau both owe their contin- t an expenence not to e rrusseo, ued existence to the C.J. Strike ou. ' herds that depend on this free- A small side note: Highway 78 Reservoir. This reservoir sup- Important infornuuion: range land. These animals from Glenns Ferry to Homedale Real-time answers from real librarians are shy and. secretive; few are is the south alternate of the plies both communities with Bureau of Land Management 373-4000 Givens Hot Springs 495-2000 or Accurate, up-to-date information blessed with a glimpse of them Oregon Trail. From one end of :oert ~~~e:ar:sc~~~ia~~h:~l~ WWW.gil1cllsliotsprings,conl 24 hours a day, 7 days a week but one peek will make you a re- this trail to the other, historical the area. C), Strike Reservoir is Owyhee County lIIstorlcnl Museum And, it's all free! tum visitor for life. markers identify unique pieces owned and operated by Idaho 495-2319 Through out the front, the of Idaho history. One marker Power and covers 7,500 acres. Idaho Power Company 388-2200

lEGAL within 'its respective borders. However, the U.S. Constitution states in Article VI that it "shall Supremacy of Law be the supreme Law of the Land". This is known as the supremacy clause. Thus, if BYDR. DECATEUR REED rablished the civil and political a State's Constitution or any Legal Columnist rights of the people, but did other State law conflicts with not apply to the States until the the U.S. Constitution, the State Steve and Judy have been dat- Supreme Court ruled that the law is unconstitutional and ing for the past 8 months and 14th Amendment incorporated will -not be given legal effect. they constantly disagree. Judy most of the principal guaran- What if a State has a valid con- always seems to be right and tees contained in the first 10 stitutional law first, but then Steve issickof it, so he spent Amendments. Congress enacts a law within hours strategizing in order to Though the U.S. Constitution its constitutional powers that finally prove that he is not the grants the Federal government conflicts with the State law? It idiot she has proven him to specific powers, it also grants is the same result - the Federal be. Steve stumbled across a to the Congress the power to law will preempt the State law. subject in which he believed "make all Laws which shall be Federal law is supreme over he could prevail. He chose his necessary and proper for car- any and all State law. time wisely, taking advantage rying into Execution" all the Despite Judy's inebriated of every edge he could get. He powers granted to it in the doc- state, she prevailed once again took Judy to her favorite micro- ument. This is known as tbe over Steve. brewery and made sure that she "necessary and proper" clause, which allows Congress to leg- Tllis article is illtended as a general downed at least 3 dark brews. rel'iew oJ mriolls legal isslles. It sllollid She began to lose her inhibi- islate in areas not specifically /lot be relied UpOIlas a sllbstiluteJor tions, which signaled him that stated in tlle Constitution. The comprellensil'e legal ad!'ice. 11/CinJor- matioll colltained intllis article is strictly the alcohol had taken its af- only limitation is that tlle leg- islation reasonably relates to tI/Copinion oJ tile alltllor and notneces- fect on her mind. Now was sarily tile Jormal positioll oJ Boise State his chance, he schemed. He some stated power. Uni!'ersity or 11/CArbiter. SlIbmit YOllr brought up the subject of how Each State eventually adopted legal questiOns to [email protected] each state has a Constitution its own Constitution, valid only and the Federal government has a Constitution. Steve told Judy that although he believes that each State's Constitution is not individually superior to the Federal Constitution, collectively the 50 States' Constitutions reign supreme over the Federal Constitution. Afterall, he argued, the United States is a Republic whereby su- preme power is held by a body of States, which collectively vote for representatives at the Federallevel. Judy was appalled at Steve's lack of understanding of Constitutional law. She re- Weekly ~l'eci8ls gained her wits quickly and re- called what she had learned in 8S low 8S $94 Dr. Reed's law classes. 4412 AViation Wqy The UnitedStatesConstitution was adopted on September 17, (208) 455-2359 CaldwelL ID 83605 1787 by the 13 newly created States. The Constitution es- tablished the structure of, and allocated .power among,the three branches of the Federal government. The powers named in that document stat- ed precisely what J,ights and authority were to be held by the Federal government. All rights and authority not spe- cifically stated as being held by the Federal government were reserved to the States. This si- lent recognition of States' pow- ers caused the States to become fearful, so the first Congress ap- proved 10 amendments to ~e Constitution, known as the Bill of Rights, which were adopted . on December 15, 1791. The -~13tlt'"U~Rlght,s~restrl~and:--;_"? still restricts) the power of the - federal government and· es- MONDAY. APRIL 12,2004 - & PAGE 4 LETTERS TOTRE EDITOR

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Why is ')Ou'Re O\)'T of L.UcK. WE NeaDeD ~e ReST FoR OUR ASBSU "ECoNOM\C RECOveRY MiSSiON ACCOMPL\s\o\eD\' BiLlBoARO.' seeking·pay~ raise after' cutting club Mmmmmetrosexual themselves with ironing them. I do go a couple weeks without waxing vor of a neatly pressed Banana Republic Women will sometimes enjoy a proj- BYAUBREY SALAZAR every part of my body, and sometimes I funding? ensemble; goto the gym religiously, and ect. They enjoy the little nuances of in- Columnist do rummage through the laundry on my carry a European hand bag (man purse), troducing men to the world of Calvin floor to assemble an outfit, a metrosexu- Klein boxer briefs and apricot scrubs, it Metrosexuality was first defined they still live in Boise, Idaho. This auto- al guywould probablythhu( I'm a slob.r.l brings out her creative energy to shop for and coined in 2002 by Mark Simpson, matically discounts their metro sexual- don't want a guy who is grossed out by the perfect shirt for him or try her hand Dear Editor, a British writer, who wrote an arti- ity. me." There was a resounding conclusion at exotic cooking to tantalize his taste cle for Salon. com entitled, "Meet the Boise is the largest metropolis in the that women want a sort of hybrid, a man buds. There is a certain pride in separat- It was just brought to my Metrosexual." The article describes state, but It is still a haven for the blue who has some metro sexual traits, but it ing his eyebrows, teaching him to dance attention that the ASBSU David Beckham, the international sports collar, outdoor sportsman who would leaves the true femininity to them. salsa, frosting his hair and showing him Senators who recently came star, and the sexual currency he uses off rather go hunting, fishing, mountain It Is nice not to have to point out bad how to use a water pick. Most women into office also just passed a bill the soccer field. An excerpt from the artl- biking, or pound beers as opposed to afflictions and tendencies of the ma- do not want to fight over the bathroom for their own pay raises with cle characterizes the metro sexual male: sipping Appletinls at the oxygen bar cho American male. The standard issue mirror, they do not want to feel under- student fees. Just a thought, "The typical metrosexual Is a young downtown at Pie. There Is much debate denim uniform they wear everywhere, dressed at every occasion, they do not but shouldn't the students give man with money to spend, living in or among women as to whether metrosex- the dirty socks on the floor, the constant want to eat sushi every other night, they them the pay raise? Did the within easy reach of a metropolis -- be- uality is preferable or not. barrage of ESPN blaring from the televi- do not want it pointed out that their senators ever consider asking cause that's where all the best shops, I sat down with a few women to dis- sion, having to drag them kicking and clothes are not coordinated, or to accept us if we felt like they earned a clubs, gyms and hairdressers are. He cuss their take on metro sexuality. To screaming onto the dance floor at a club, pay raise? It is student mon- might be officially gay, straight or bi- begin, all of them applauded the emo- the dirt under the fingemalls, the smell working out at the gym as quallty time or a romantic date. Hopefully, the popu- ey paying for their raises and sexual, but this is utterly immaterial tional progressiveness of the metrosex- of Aqua Velva, the rogue body hair, and we want answers from them. because he has clearly taken himself as ual. Sarah, a 25 year-old waitress down- most importantly, the aversion to be- larity of metrosexuality will morph itself Who are you? What do you his own love object and pleasure as his town explained, "They are very in touch ing body conscious. Metrosexual men into a more moderate trend. do for us? Who evaluates I had one of my male friends take a sexual preference. Particular profes- with their feminine side, which is good. believe in taking care of their bodies, your performance? Why do slons, such as modeling, waiting tables, They are able to communicate and un- and this helps undo the double stan- metrosexuality quiz at www.espn.com. you as senators feel like you media, pop music and, nowadays, sport, derstand feelings, and aren't afraid to go dard that women have been forced to He was disappointed to find out that he deserve a pay raise your first seem to attract them but, truth be told, with you to gay bars or a full-service sa- live with since time began. The one that was Indeed not a metrosexual. I asked two weeks in office before you like male vanity products and herpes, Ion." While this was certainly a recognlz- contends women should strive for the him why he wished to be a metrosexu- have proved yourself to the they're pretty much everywhere." . able benefit of dating metrosexual men, perfect body, but the beer gut on their al; he replied, "Because they are stylish, BSU student body'? Why was Are there any metrosexuals at Boise the women noted that narcissism and counterparts is "cute" and "charming." sexy, and women are attracted- to them." no pay raise proposed for you State? I've met a few. I call them pseudo- too little masculinity puts a strain on I hope the men that read this are taking Not all women I told him. I don't want II a month ago by the 2003-2004 metrosexuals because .they do not meet their attraction. anyone using my loofa in the shower l I notes. While the aforementioned habits , .1 senators if there was $24,000 one important criteria of the typical me- Allison, a 22 year-old student has depict the most extreme case of hetero- but me. I extra left to increase your sala- trosexual __ an abundance of wealth. never dated a metro sexual, but foresaw sexuality, there is a growing segment of ~ ries? After all, these boys are still college stu- pitfalls which would prevent her from men who encompass a happy medium. I am the President of dents. Although they have a molsturiz- sealing the deal. "Sometimes I do go to They wear Gap khakis, but do not bother I the American Advertising ing regimen, avoid Patagonia gear in fa- bed with my mascara still on, sometimes Federation College Chapter and I was informed today 1 that my club is going to lose all matching funds beginning Secretary went public about a similar next year. Our loss of funds shot across the bow for the milder cases and a "shock and awe" campaign of or- lack of focus inside the Cheney White is due to a Senate code that House. Unlike O'Neill, who was quickly has been in place for years, chestrated character assassination for the really dangerous boat-rockers. cowed into submission (the bow shot but just this year brought our worked), Cfarke's "Bring It Onl" atti- club into question and as a s a II' We've seen BushCo use TPR many ush 't tude has BushCo scrambling to get its result we lost the matching times, so let's call It what it really Is - proof positive that BushCo Is spreading stories straight. The more Clarke holds funds we have received for his cards and further details of their years. Coincidence? I am not BYALLEN SNYDER "tell" of all. It's used by Presidential lots of manure on the truth in the hope Administrations and mischievous chil- that, in Its place, something wonderful criminal incompetence and complicity sure; I thought that is what my Dissident Voice emerge, the louder BushCo screams. It's dren of all ages and is one of the less ma- and convincing will grow. senators were for. Which one TPR In action. of you wants to step up to earn In poker-speak, a "tell" is an uncon- ture and noble attitudes we adopt when TPR can even be expressed in the form we're confronted with accusations, al- of a simple principle: The truth of any Fortunately, Clarke has a winning your pay raise and fight for my scious habit some players exhibit that hand (the truth) and a good poker face. clubs funding? lets anybody in the know read that play- legations, or facts that are unpleasant, given political accusation, allegation, uncomfortable, or just plain make us or charge is directly proportional to the He knows a 'tell' when he sees it and For those senators who said er like a cheap dime novel. Maybe it's he's not afraid to call BushCo's hand. look bad. ferocity, vehemence, and shrillness of your pay increases would not a scratch on the ear, a twirl of the hair, For Instance, when the GOP started affect student organizations a twist of the ring, or the drumming of In true hawk/warmonger fashion, BushCo's response to it. In other words, I call BushCo's political "tell" The the louder they yell, the truer the claim, whining about declassifying Clarke's funding, prove It to any and the fingers, but whatever it Is, the hab- earlier and allegedly contradictory tes- all BSU students. Prove it to It "tells" everyone that you're lying or proportional Response or TPR. You're Their latest involves the scathing at- probably familiar with this phrase from tack on BushCo by Richard Clark, for- timony, rather than fold, Clarke raised those organizations that had bluffing. ' the pot, demanding not some, but all, of funding cut or lost funding High-stakes political poker is a rough a Schwarzenegger movie where they mer anti-terror big-wig. Among other talk about retaliating for some violent unsurprising things, Clarke relates with his previous statements be released, lest from ASBSU this year. Prove game and each side's always looking out there be any misunderstanding. it to those organizations that for something that'll give the opposition attack with a proportional response. It blistering candor how BushCo was so means that if somebody blows up some- obsessed with Iraq and Saddam they Clarke's case shows It's possible to will- come to you next spring away-their political "tell". Knowing survive BushCo's withering personal at- and need additional funding when the other guy's full of crap, pulling thing of yours, you respond by blowing completely dropped the ball on terror, up something of theirs. their disinterest ultimately setting the tacks intact. Hopefully, his courage will to go to district or national a fast one, or talking out his ass is invalu- inspire others (and believe me, there competitions to represent able. If you see the "tell", it's safe to call That's the response part. stage for the preventable 9/11 attacks. i The proportional part means you Clarke relates how, for various politi- are others) to come forward and ex- Boise State. Not one of those the bluff, make him show his cards, ex- pose BushCo's illegal criminal activities. organizations should hear, pose him as a fraud and a liar. don't blow up something so relatively cal reasons, BushCo consistently trivial- small that It doesn't get the message Ized the terrorist threat prior to 9/11 and And when the inevitable Proportional "we do not have the money in The executives at BushCo have a "tell". Response from BushCo comes, we'll all the budget to give you," since You'd think as refined as they are in the across, and not something so relatively have done little to nothing since to 1rQ.- big it seems like revenge. Tit for tat. Like prove national security. -In facti they've know from Its vigor whether or not the there Is obviously $24,000 ex- dubious art of widespread public de- accusations are true. tra in the pot this year. ception and propaganda foisting, their for like, with a little extra thrown in for made us less safe by diverting badly good measure. That's the proportional needed military forces to the mlsguided "tell" would be hard to spot, requiring Allen Snyder Isan Instructor o[Phllosophy Cassie Clancy months of careful observation, insight, response. and falling oil crusade in Iraq. : and Erhics at Pel/Isslppl State Technical and attention to every detall of the not- When BushCo gets attacked, winged, BushCo immediately began attack- Community College, He can be re~hed at . President asnyderlll@hotmaJLcom. This article Is copyright American Advertising so-subtle lies rolling from the tongues of or wounded (usually by those pesky Ing Clarke's loyalty, sanity; and cred- whistleblowers with their bookloads of ibillty (as If they have no problems by AI/en Snyder but permission Is grantedfor reprint Federation Dick, Scott, Condi, Rummy, Powell, and In print, emaiL blog, or web media so long as this facts), they too have to respond. College Chapter Dubya himself. there!), much the same way they trashed credit Is attached But in fact, theirs is the easiest It's supposed to be proportional; a Paul O'Neill when the former Treasuiy,

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DlrtyDrew. My girlfriend and I have been to- gether for three years. We are very physical people and usually tend to make love several times a week. I am not complaining about the sex, be- cause it is great. The problem is fore- play. It lacks variety. It is the same routine every time. Will you give us some" Ideas on ways to change up our pre-sex arousal? -StImulant Searcher StImulant Searcher. New partners have a flavorful as- sortment of tricks to add to hot bed- room rendezvous'. But after some time with that particular partner, the maneuvers that once wooed you over have become mundane. Therefore, newfound spice is need- ed to entice "randy behaviors and create mind-blowing sexual stimu- lation. It Is easier sald than done, be- cause when you begin having sexual encounters with a new person, you test various positions, stimulants and romantic gestures to 'try it on for size.' In testing, you are able to find your partner's trigger points to satisfy them sexually. Over time, senses change and stimulants can as well. Foreplay is an extreme climax in- tensifier. Depending on the mood, a PHOTOS COURTESY OF CODY RAYL gentle touch on the back of the neck Anna Demetrlades (right) a sophomore at Boise State Is assisting Jen Kniss (left) in organizing project OM. She is also on the to uncivilized oral sex, foreplay will board of the student organization "cultural diversions" along with Kniss who is a senior majoring in economics. enhance arousal for a more orgas- mic romp session. Gender zones are commonly perceived as similar from one to the next. This is not true. Just as taste varies from one individual to another, so do g-spots. Ask your partner what they enjoy. Respect them and tell them what they can do to make your toes curl in sheer ecstasy. A common misconception of foreplay is oral sex, or actions centered on oral sex. While oral sex can be a part of foreplay, it is not re- quired. Start foreplay off subtly. Run your woman a warm bubble bath with vanilla. She will savor the relaxing feeling, plus vanilla is an aromatic sexual stimulant for men. This will release hormones for each gender. While she's bathing, wash her hair The success oflast year's event has image, but rather talent, skill, and II by gently massaging shampoo into Ballroom with Kniss behind the BY GREGORY RU'ITY since spawned a new student organi- dedication. l"i her scalp. It is both relaxing and in- wheel. Created a year ago, OM is not Headlining this year's event be I Special to The Arbiter zation that will produce this year's will vigorating, which will ease her ten- just a competition for DJs, MCs, and ~ OM. The BSUCuitural Diversions DJ Swamp from L.A. and IZM from sion and wake her senses. Dry her breakdancers, but an attempt to dis- hen [en Kniss walks Club, the organization that spon- Barcelona! Spain. Marcus Hunter afterwards and this will leave you pel some of the negative stereotypes I through the doors of sors the event, is dedicated to help- will be the emcee. open to devour her naked body. attached to the hip-hop community. the Flying M Coffee ing Boise grow as a metropolitan area The cost is $10 to attend or com- Take her to whichever room you One such stereotype is of an "in- House, she looks like by promoting social movements and pete, and prizes will be awarded to plan to spend a lustful evening and ner city thug, n says Kniss. "People get she fits in. Wearing a subcultures and in so doing, hopes to the top competitors in each category: I lay her down. Ughtlykiss her entire a kind of monochrome view of hip- sweater, scarf, blue break down communication barriers DJ, MC, and Dance. body, not missing an inch (women jeans and flip-flops; hop from MIV, but there's so much The show takes place Friday, April are driven by touch). With time, in- more diversity out there." and stereotypes. I her casual style per- "I think that Project OM is an ele- 30 at the Student Union Jordan crease pressure. (Keep in mind that Kniss, an economics major, first got fectly matches that of the Flying M's ment we're adding to the Boise art Ballroom. Itlasts from 6 - 11 p.rn, and she may not tell you which spots the idea for OM a year ago while or- tickets can be bought at the door. decor. scene-to bring stereotypes to the she liked the best or least right then, What she does not look like is the ganizing an event for an Economics For registration and more informa- forefront, to break them down," says il but she will definitely remind you of driving force behind Boise's pre- Club fundraiser. To her, the contrast tion visit www.projectom.org. them later.) The sight and feeling of of economics and hip-hop seemed Kniss. mlere hip-hop showcase. Perhaps OM strives to showcase what isn't her body will awaken your mascu- like a perfect catalyst to open up a that's the point. portrayed in the mass media by facil- line energy, Once you have achieved dialogue about the stereotypes that The second annual Project OM will itating a competition that isn't about your goals, get your groove on. roll into the Student Union's Jordan make communities divisive. As I mentioned previously, men are visually driven whether it is di- rectly in front of them or in their fantasizing dreams. Ask your wom- an to surprise you sometime by wearing a miniskirt with no under- wear. While out watching a movie, eating dinner or at the park (any public place), have her tell you she isn't wearing any underwear. This allows the mind to begin fantasizing about her and how you would like to please her. Buy her a nice negligee. It may lie in the dresser for a couple weeks, but your mind will be fixated on what she looks like in it in the meantime. When she finally wears it, you will know she has been think- ing about it and is ready for a steamy he Annual Boise State Spring night of uncontrollable passion. PowWow commenced Saturday Knowing that you two have been night after entertaining a crowd together for three years, this may . of participants and students with not apply. For the sake of others, re- colorful native dancing among " Tother events. The Dancers spun, stomped, member that whatever your sexual desire and whomever you decide and shook as they went through the forms to share it with, use protection for of their native dances. While they moved, yourself and your partner. the room spun and vibrated with the ener- gy and multitude of spinning colors. , Foreplay Fanatic, DlrtyDrew .- Need .. .,

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It was also nice to see or at least what was shot of it. it, threw in a few more ballads fore "Hannibal" and "The as much of the movie feels tm- and then he and the band put Passion of the Christ" turned Natasha Henstridge as Jimmy's TREVERALTERS HOLLYWOOD -- Imagine provised. with the actors seem- some corporate wrapping pa- the month into an address for estranged wife, who falls for Oz. A&EWriter the passengers and crew of ingly winging it and making up per on it and boom: It's the blockbusters. The rather broad get to play romantic comedy the Titanic (the ship, not the with a bit of spin off her usual stuff as they go. Willis and Perry Hey Split Shift fans, I've got Split Shift album. Hey, maybe movie) being told to swim comedy starred Matthew Perry are left shipwrecked, flailing at now that he has the girl out of of "Friends" as Dr. Nicholas femme fatale roles. great news! Ijust saved a bunch faster and sing louder and you one another like the Skipper his system he can start writing "Oz" Oseransky, a hyper-ner- When they parted ways in of money on my car insurance. might have an idea of the ap- "Nine Yards," Oz and Jimmy, and Gilligan as they ham it lip good music. vous, milquetoast Montreal After' a run through of the proach the filmmakers take along with their respective new en route to the interminable band's newest album, that's as Even the band seems to sense with "The Whole Ten Yards," dentist who tangles with his conclusion. a weakness and insist: "You new neighbor, an on-the-lam romantic partners, Cynthia good a_s the news gets. There a disastrously unfunny sequel (Henstridge) and Jill (Peet), In the first film, Oz was clearly is a killer guitar solo simply have to see us live to get the full to, what else, "The Whole Nine Chicago hit man called Jimmy the protagonist and the screen- "The Tulip" Tudeski, played by were $10 million richer and titled "Intro,' but it only lasts picture of what we're about." Yards." play was structured so that the So if you missed Godsmack the world was several bad guys \ one minute and despite the Four years ago, "The Whole Bruce Willis. audience would instinctively last month, maybe you want to . Losing sight of what made poorer. song title, it is not at the intro- Nine Yards" registered as a identify with him. He even the first film a success at the In "Ten Yards," the two duction of the album. If you've lobby for Split Shift to come to modest hit for Warner Bros., got to rise up from his meek town. Just remember to push for box office, director Howard couples have married (having never heard of Split Shift, then prying $57 million from the status to step up and master- Deutch (taking the helm from raked Jimmy's death), with the you should know that this cheap tickets too. mind a dental solution to the "Nine Yards" Jonathan Lynn) Oseranskys living comfortably in Brentwood and the Tudeskis key problem. In "Ten Yards," and screenwriter George Gallo . Perry's character falls down a (working from "Nine Yards" in seclusion in Mexico. Oz has become paranoid that the lot and is merely aiong for the screenwriter Mitchell Kapner's ride, a dupe so far behind the story) crank up-the plot twists Gogolak clan -- the Hungarian , /1 crime family wronged in the audience that he needs the plot and the gunplay to annoying explained to him at the end of s:f levels at the expense of charac- first film -- will track him down. ".~. the movie. Dloothie ter. 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Canadian songwriter's ironic being creative," MacKinnon says.) game that has sold 6.5 million Specialized companies such as shared its e-mail list for a ticket Among the icons of this move- comment on American con- Six months after Soul Kid # 1 copies in seven months. giveaway. "And -- boom! -- all ment are Ani DiFranco, who has sumerism, didn't get Soul Kid landed a deal with DreamWorks of a sudden you've got all these The more popular the game, #1 any radio play. But it did Records, he was dropped from the more exposure the art- self-released more than 20 al- thousands and thousands of af- bums, the hard-core punk band become a sports anthem at the the label with an offer of about ist gets. So, naturally, the less fluent, culturally driven people Fugazi and the jam band Phish, NBA All-Stars' slam-dunk con- $100,000 for rights to his album. whose shows consistently sell test, ESPN's X Games broad- Godfrey, against the advice of out despite the lack of radio cast, the Los Angeles Dodgers' attorneys, declined the money support. These bands, like their batting practice and the San and left with his music. By May, progeny, build their fan bases Diego Chargers' cheerleader he will have earned double that with constant touring. shows. It landed on two movie offer in licensing fees. "Artists tend to be a lot more soundtracks ("Legally Blonde "The level of quality coming savvy these days about the . 2" and "Win a Date With Tad from independent sources right business, and realistic," says Hamiltonl"), in the Fox 1V show now is staggering for many rea- KCRWs music director, Nic "The O.C," and in heavy rota- sons," says Steve Schnur, an in- Harcourt. 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With the awesome doubles take the fifth singles spot 6-0 Ludlow and Schoeck would be eIing match up. 6-2. Roghaar finished out the BYAMBER FUGER missiles. Rezk was firing the "Montana State has one of the play the Broncos assumed the ball across the net allowing no forces to be reckoned with in singles match up would be easy Broncos line up winning the Sports reporter the singles match ups. best teams they've ever had this sixth singles spot 6-2 7-5. The reaction time for the USF op- year," said Patton. The Bobcats to dominate. ponents. The Broncos defeated The Broncos won five of their "It was like walking through a night ended with another 6-1 : The Boise State Men's tennis six singles matches. Schoeck team record before this match victory for the Broncos. team brought the drama to the USF's Pablo Pires de Almeida was 13-3. They recorded an- mine field," said Coach Patton. and Romain Van Rillas 8-5. came out strong taking the The Broncos were exhausted It was double the pleasure on courts Saturday at the Appleton number one singles spot 7-5, other loss as the tired but deter- a beautiful spring day. Patton Tennis Center, winning a dual Beck Roghaar and Nils mined Broncos fought hard to but were determined to win. Klemann defeated USFs William 6-3. At Humber two Rezk was Shoeck took the number one was proud of this team for play- victory over the University of hot winning his match 6-2, 6- win the match 6-1. ing with all their strength and San Francisco and Montana O'Shea and Timo Kienle 8-5. The evening started with spot in a close match. Shoeck Roghaar and Klemann's strat- 2. Silva took the number three heart. The Broncos have had State. doubles play. Schoeck and lost the first set, won the second, egy was provocative. The two singles spot 6-2, 6-4. Klemann and won a super tie- breaker in a day of rest and now look to . First up at 9 a.m. was USF. a.k.a. 'Wonka' continued to toy Vaughan teamed up this match take on the University of Pacific The Broncos were energized worked off of each other's and defeated the Bobcats Marek the third set 12-10. strength to dominate and in- with his opponent in a close Rezk's first set was a close (California). This match will and ready to win. The crowd match that ended in Klemann Gebicki and Braden Olson 8- be played at 5:30 tonight at the anticipated an exciting morning timidate the USF pair. Head 6 for the number one doubles one. He came out ahead with coach Greg Patton said that clinching the number four spot a 7-5. In the second set Rezk Appleton Tennis Center. The as the doubles teams took to the for the Broncos 7-5, 7-5. spot. Coach Patton stuck with evening will be action packed, court to kick off an intense dra- Klemann was nick-named the dual power of Rezk and dominated with a 6-0 to clinch "Willy Wonka" because he toys Ludlow came back ready to the number two singles spot. and the Tigers should be a tough matic day of tennis and Broncos dominate in the singles match. Silva at the number two spot. matchup. But the Broncos have Mahmoud Rezk and Matias with his opponents. The mas- Silva played another tie- break- -Ludlow took the fifth singles The pair dominated the courts, already won seven matches in Silva didn't disappoint, winning termind of Klemann combined er that resulted in a win. Silva spot 6-3, 6-4. Ehren Vaughan defeating Tejeshwara Chigateri a rowand, are determined to the number two spot. with the powerful serves of and Federico Ueltschi 8-2. - took the number three singles played a tough match but could make it eight. The -rest of the team and Roghaar proved to be a flame Ludlow and Roghaar teamed spot 7-5 3-610-4. that could not be doused. not pull out the win. USF walked Klemann gave up the only the crowd gathered to cheer away with one team point. _The up to defeat the Bobcats Jake on Rezk and Silva in the final At the number one spot Berriochoa and Adam Stutts. team point to the Bobcats, los- Broncos James Ludlow and Broncos ended the morning ing the number four singles doubles match of the morn- with a 6-1 victory, Later that Ludlow and Roghaar had the ing. The intensity was felt by Thomas Schoeck suffered a mi- chemistry flowing to clinch the spot 1-66-32-6. Ludlow dom- nor loss to USF's Axel Elvik and evening the Broncos hosted the inated in his singles match to all spectators as Silva's wicked Montana State Bobcats in a gru- number three doubles spot 8-2. serves sliced through the air like Mason Fuller 8-3. However,

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Lundstrom fault- [ackiann Morain finished 7th, Utah State's Lindsey Bennion much of a fight throughout the team headed down 'to Tempe, the Bronco Women's Tennis ed her last two jumps, but did as Faith Smith took 9th place in and Carolyn Stephensi. The day against the Broncos as all Arizona to sattle up at the Sun team hosted their final home Angel Classic on Saturday. make it over the 5'6" bar to fin- the finals. Broncos then proceeded to the matches were decided in In other Boise State track ac- ":~ matches of the 2004 spring Going against some of the top ish the day respectfully. win out the remaining doubles strait sets. tlon, some of the team stayed ,," season. The Broncos bounced After Idaho demolished programs in the nation, the The men's hammer throw back after a loss to a solid Rice matches as well as the first five here in the valley to compete 'Ill Weber State Saturday, 7-0, Broncos had stiff opposition saw Arizona native Collin Post singles matches before Utah in the NNU invite in Nampa on ::~ team last week by finishing out Boise State was slated to get with the likes of University finish third in the finals. The their last home appearence in State picked up their only point Saturday. Sophomore sprinter their shot at the Wildcats on of Florida, USC, Auburn, Boise State junior completed with a victory in the final slot of Taylee Fougler won the wom- style, going 3-0 on the week- Easter Sunday. Results had not Alabama, and Arizona State in with a throw of 191'2". Bronco end. Match play for Boise the singles matches. Harward en's 400 with a time of exactly yet been posted the house. Track Club participant Mattis nearly recorded a strait set 1:00. Kalya Christensen took State began Thursday when Proceeding Sunday's battle, Boise State came away with a Ions defeated the field, win- shutout over Bennion, winning the women's 5000, and the they faced Utah State, con- the Bronco women's team had lone victory as junior All-WAC ning as a non-collegiate in- tinued Friday with Idaho, and 6-1,6-0. vitee with a throw of 219'4". women's relay won the 4x400 Friday the Broncos contin- climbed to 11-7 on the year, as indoor triple jumper Kenny wrapped up on Easter Sunday Another Bronco Track Club meter relay. ued their winning ways with a they head into the final match Johnson leaped over the field with Weber State. member taking home a victory all. the men's side, Marcus 7-0 shutout of the University on the schedule, are-match to win the men's high jump. The Broncos honored their was Justin St. Clair, as he won Bybeewonthemen's400witha .. of Idaho. Idaho had defeat- with the Idaho Vandals on Johnson went into the finals seniors over the weekend, the men's javelin with a toss of _time of 56.84. And All-American ed Utah State earlier on, but April 17. They will then gear up with the top preliminary jump, while sharing the Appleton 233'8". Forest Braden won the men's .. didn't have quite the same for the WAC Championships in then took it all with a winning Tennis Center with the men's There was a hand-full of oth- 1500 with a time of 3:55, once outcome when they faced Houston on April 29. Last year leap of 51 feet, 8 inches, with- team. er top-10 places for the Broncos again beating the competition " the Broncos. Harward and Boise State finished 16-7 and out a single foul in the finals. As for the ladies, they domi- In women's high jump com- in Tempe on Saturday. Stacy by at least 5 seconds. ., Polowski again fell one point tied for fifth in the WAC. Lead Boise State will head to --~ nated the courts with three by senior tandem of Harward, petition, two Bronco freshmen Bolstad finished 8th in the short of a shutout as they de- Pullman Saturday to compete convincing victories. The week- 23-9 in singles, and Polowski, showed that they would be women's 400-meter hurdles feated Sunel Nieuwoudt and in the State Challenge Cup at end started with a bang, when 13-11 in singles, the Broncos forces to reckon with for years with a final time of 1 minute,S Jessica Hubbard 8-1 in doubles Washington State University. Boise State nearly handed Utah are confident as they prepare to come. Miruna Mataoanu seconds. Men's sprinter Andre State a shutout, scoring a 6-1 competition. for Houston. and Sofie Lundstrom finished Summers, finished lOth in win. The Bronco's number one In singles action, this time PAGE 9 MONDAY. APRIL 12.2004 SPORTS • Maine Black Bears

. .' . . this game. That was one, but we and closed In during the final snagged. BY MIKE ANTHONY had plenty of opportunities to T The Hartford Courant moments. "Howard was the story coming swing the momentum back to, A , (I(RT) ·poaltendingwins you cham- in. He .had led the Black Bears pionships and I felt like I need- to 10 consecutive wins, the last ourselves." , The period began to play R BOSTON. ~ ,In the great- edtc coineupwtthastrongper- eight by one goal, and led the out with little rhythm - lots of 0 est time of' desperation, there' ,formance," Berkhoel said, nation with a 1.20 GM. dump-and-chase as both teams were signs of hope' for Mmne:Gabe' Gauthier scored the "You can't take anything away appeared tentative. They com- There were two Denver penal- only goal in the first period, and froni the kid," Howard said. "He bined for 10 shots, six by Maine, ties for a, two- man advantage a toe in the crease disallowed a played phenomenal in net to- but Gauthier had the best one, and a pulledgoalle that gave the Maine goal several minutes be- night and then in the last min- burying it for a 1-0 lead at 12: Black, Bears,' twi<:ethe number fore that as Denver won its sixth 'ute he just stood on his head." 26. On the power play, -Iames of skaters as their opponent In title and first since 1969. Maine The Black Bears appeared to Connor beat a Maine defend- . the closing minute of ~aturdlly' s ., if;! ieft to' digest another, heart- take the lead 5:05 in, but Derek er to a loose puck in the cor- NCAA hockey, championship breaker. Damon's power-play goal was game.~' " . , In 2002, Maine l~d.Minnesota disallowed. Colin Shields' shot ner, turned and zipped a pass through the slot to Gauthier, Denyergoaliej\dam Berkhoel, with less than a minute remain- from the blue line was deflect- who beat Howard through the pinning' his team to aone·goal· ing only to lose the champlon- ed, sending a trickling puck to lead, looked out and saw a see- ' ship game in overtime. This Damon on the doorstep. He , legs. "We're very proud," Denver 746 W. Main St .... 38S':1?QO nario he hadn'r evenconsld- time, Maine had one last oppor- pulled the puck to his left and coach George Gwozdecky said. WE DELIVER! ered. ' Facing a, . .dlsad- ,tunlty handed to it by Denver's slld.It by Berkhoel, sending the ',' s-on-s "I pretty much anticipated that vantage, .teammates kept tell- penaities. But it wasn't to be. bustling pro-Maine crowd into it was going to be that type of ing him he was fine. And on this' , Matt Laatsch went to the pen- a frenzy. But a replay. showed Don't surrender game. Both teams rely on goal- night, he was more than fine. 'alty box with 2:09 left for hook- that the tip of Mike Hamilton's to HUNGER!!! tending and defense." Berkhoel' put' .the finlsh- lng, and Gauthier's delay of skate was in the crease. ' Said Berkhoel: "I never ex- Counter-attack with a Ing toucQes on a 1-0 shut- game gave Maine a two-man ~IAnytltne something like that 'pected that in'a championship out of Maine before 18,597 at advantage with 1:34 left. Maine happens' it usually shifts the delicious PITA!!! game, those last two minutes. It FleetCenter - the tliird shut- pulled goalie Jimmy Howard, momentum unless we get a $1.00 OFF or was pretty scary:' out and first i-o game in NCAA but the best it couldmusterwas goal quickly," Maine coach Tim FREE DELIVERY championship game history a blazing shot from the point by Whitehead said; "There were lots of swings in momentum in _ standing tap as Maine circled Colin Shields, which Berkhoel Open 11-3a.m. Mon-Thurs, 11-4a.m. FrilSat & Noon-3a.m. Sunday , ' Deliveries stop 30 minutes before closing Must mention coupon when ordering

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