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By Jake Smulkowski A new era of cautious opti- mism for the revitalization of Pullman's tired downtown dis- trict is rising out of the ashes of last year's Corner Drug store fire. .., The Oct. 29, 2000 fire .. destroyed the Corner Drug oS building on Main Street and Paradise Street damaged the Ken's Stationery TONYA RICKS/OAILY EVERGREEN building, which later was demolished. Strong interest in the space .Duane Brelsford, a already has been voiced. A let- pullman developer, is pushing ter of intent for the lease of the a plan to construct a four-story third floor has been signed by building that would provide the WSU Foundation and three retail and office space. potential tenants have The building would be co- expressed interest in the first- developed by Kip Development floor space. and Construction, and would "Our goal is to have our JEFF WHITNEY PHOTOS/DAILY EVERGREEN be located at the corner of drawings into the city by Oct. Kamiaken and Main streets in 1," Brelsford said at a meeting Above: Delta Sigma Theta downtown. held in the Youth Center at City members Selome Teshome, The brick and glass struc- Hall on Wednesday. DeGale Williamson and ture, called ''Town Center," Brelsford said he hopes to Na'Ceshia Holmes perform would be the tallest building in have the foundation in place Wednesday afternoon on downtown Pullman. before the ground freezes in Glenn Terrell Mall. The first floor will be dedi- mid-December. To do this he Right: DeGale Williamson of cated to small boutique-type will need a permit from the Delta Sigma Theta sorority shops and an indoor foyer and city. . participates in a step rou- breezeway. The second floor will "It's a very aggressive goal, tine Wednesday afternoon hold a restaurant, while the but one we're trying to meet," third and fourth floors will on Glenn Terrell Mall. house offices. See DOWNTOWN, page 5 A place to cal
WSU diversity centers provide multicultural students By JOLENE with support and leadership me CRANCER "Many collegesaround the "I haven't had a homecooked program and the center serves as a eople sit around talking about meal in a long time, so when they home for 10 Chicano Latino organi- classes, club meetings or country don't have throw a dinner party, I always show zations. Pissues on couches. . multicultural centers. up," he said. George Thomas, a senior major- This isn't someone's room or Orozco said the center serves an ing in MIS and decision sciences, apartment, but many minority stu- (They) just have one that average of 50 people per week, but said regrets having utilized the cen- dents find these multicultural cen- serves everyone. This that if he were to count the number ter services late into his college ters a second home. (university) is unique. " of times the same people come to career. The African American Center, the center in a typical week, the "It's unfortunate, because the the Chicano Latino Student Center, Damon Arnold number would range into the hun- resources are always here and there Asian American Pacific Islander dreds. African American are good people here," he said. Student Center and the Native He also said the number of stu- Student Center counselor The center is doing an excellent American Student Center fall under dents utilizing services at the center job raising awareness of the Chicano the umbrella of Multicultural has risen in the past three years. Latino culture on campus and pro- Student Services, and are funded Student Center counselor Paul Kyle Funakoshi, retention coun- viding resources for all students to through that office. Orozco, the services the center offers selor for the AAPI center, said he succeed, he said. Damon Arnold, counselor at the also has noticed the increase in pales in comparison to the impor- The overall opinions from stu- African American Student Center Asian American and Pacific Islander tance of having a home like atmos- dents have been that each center said the university demonstrates a students attending the university in phere for students far from their provides services that are needed commitment to diversity in the dif- the past two years. families. and welcomed. ferent ethnic centers on campus, in "They're pretty good, you can't do The AAPI center provides a home For sophomore Amanda Licorish, addition to having an office of multi- everything, and there are a lot of to more than five student organiza- a secondary education major, the cultural student services. students to talk to, they do pretty tions, as well as a mentoring prcr African American Student Center "Many colleges around the coun- much everything they can," said Jon gram, computer resources and advis- try don't have multicultural centers. Kane, a sophomore who has not ing. has provided an outlet to get involved with student organizations (They) just have one that serves decided on a major. Francisco Tamayo, Chicano like the African American everyone," he said. "This (university) Kane remembers when one stu- Center counselor also said there has Association, she said. is unique." dent came to campus with lost lug- been a rise in the number of stu- Each center provides services gage, the center's staff and students dents using the Chicano center. The center provides wonderful access to services, she said. ranging from academic advising to donated blankets and bedding to the ''The average weekly usage is free computer access to students. student to help. between 40 to 50 students," he said. "It's not something that is not However, according to an e-mail In addition, Kane said this home- The Chicano center services always here, it's always here for you interview with Native American like atmosphere has spread to his life. include a computer lab, mentoring (to use)," she said. 2 lliE DAilY ~REEN llj,URSOAY,SEPTEMBER 6" 2001 .NEWS -PEOPLEBRIEFS - POLICELOG------Sept.4 for a survey, but was persistent Family ,to speak Bodyguard Hall of Farner NOrHnJuryTrame Accident and refused to take "no" for an SW Center st. 7:19 a.m. answer. at award show faces jail, fines seeks office The reportingpartysaid a white NEWYORK- Aaliyah'sfamily LOS ANGELES- A federal SHREVEPORT,La. - Being vehiclehit hercar,and the suspect Abandoned Vehicle plans to make its first major pub- grand jury has indicted LeAnn govemor of Louisiana might be attempted to leavethe scene.The NW Lamont Dr.,1:01 p.m. lic statements about the death Rimes' former bodyguard and fun, NFL Hall of Fame quarter- reporting party's husband chased The reporting party said a car of the R&B singer at the MTV personal trainer on an extortion back and sportscaster Terry her down and is out with her. has been parked in front of his Video Music Awards on charge. Bradshawsaid. house since he moved in a week Thursday. "I've thought about it. I would Malicious Mischief ago. Robert Lavetta allegedly bring some fun back into that SESunnymeadWay,8:28 a.m. The awards ceremony and threatened to sell personal infor- place. I'm a Republican. But if The reporting party said her Complaint tribute will be held at Lincoln mation and photographs of the that's going to hurt me, I'll go mailbox was run over Monday NE Maiden Lane,8:54 p.m. Center in New York City and country singer to the tabloids if neutral," said Bradshaw during night. It appeared that a truck The reporting party requested broadcast live starting at 8 p.m. he was not paid off, accordingto Tuesday's visit to film anti-litter might havedone it. to talk with an officer about an EDTon MTY. . court documents. TV commercials for Keep ongoing problem with Dial-A-Ride The 22-year-Old performer's Court documents said Louisiana Beautiful and promote Suspicious not giving her rides. family has said iittle since her Lavetta called one of Rimes' co- his new book, "It's OnlyA Game." Person/Circumstance death on Aug. 25 in a plane managers in Mayand told her he Keep Louisiana Beautiful said NE Campus St.,10:12 a.m. Traffic Hazard crash in the Bahamas, where had taken videotapes and pho- Bradshaw's role of pitchman will The reporting party said a SE Johnson Ave., 9 p.m. she had been shooting a music tographs from a safe in the bring its anti-litter campaign to a man wearingjeans and sunglass- The reporting party told a video. singer's house. statewide audience. es, and carrying a small video group of children to get out of the camera was trying to interview road, but they yelled obscenities women. 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GRADUATE PROGRAM GPSAplanning to redesignate college districts Code of conduct, where pay, work hours and her replacement at the Senate selection are involved," Hansel meeting on Sept. 24," Hansel "We'd like to take a stronger stand and make some teaching issues said. "A lot of the TAs are work- said. "So far, two people have changes where pay, work hours and selection are also on agenda - ing 40 hours a week and only come to me and expressed getting paid for 20. They are interest in running for the involved. " afraid say anything because office. They are both great can- By Veronica Rlsken to Victoria Hansel it is difficult to get the job to didates, I'm really pleased with GPSA President Many changes are on the begin with." both of them." schedule for the GPSA this Also, Vice President Tina The new vice president will year. Minor resigned last Friday. be elected by the senate instead is harder and more intimidat- "I'm very excited for this Some of the plans include Minor left to accept a federal of a campus-wide election. ing." year," Hansel said. "Ithink that redesignating the GPSA's dis- internship working with the "This will help bring good GPSA also is planning a cel- we will be able to make some tricts, rewriting the code of con- Inuit, commonly known as people who might not have ebration for the centennial significant changes and make a duct, confronting some issues Eskimos, in Alaska. otherwise applied," Hansel anniversary of graduate educa- great impact on graduate edu- that Teaching Assistants have said. "A campus-wide election tion at WSU. cation." come across and electing a new ''We will hold an election for vice president. This year the GPSA also will be celebrating a 100-year anniversary. ''We'll be busy this year," said GPSA President Victoria Hansel. "Right now there isn't a district for each college, so we will change that." At the moment, the districts are mixed together. For exam- ple, chemistry and anthropolo- gy are in the same district. The trengtheningcharacter,RecOgniZing the value of education. changes are intended to make S Serving the community. 11evelopitlg1if~-long friendships. each college within the school a specific district. It's what Alpha Delta Pi is all about. Rewriting the code of con- Ahd AAfl IpJcrnationai representatives will be at. duct also is on the agenda. As it stands now, the code of conduct WSl:.Jthe ...weekend of September 8 to tell you more. gives the GPSA guidelines to follow, whereas a bill of rights S~ptembet' 7i':dessertreception meet &'greet would explicitly state the rights Alpha Delta'Pi House Here's your chance t6 do what.othw ..~tu~e~ts only read about. To get one-on-one training a~d; haye sho~ atra scholarship each member has. ,.!.:OOpm a "It is vague; basically, it's worth thousands. It;s all partoHhe Army RgTC Nursing outdated and has no teeth," " ~ptem~t~8 Uif6i-~tlo~! appointthents program.Talk to an Ar1pY ROTpadvisor tqd~y. Because'it's Hansel said. ''We want to time youput your passion !nt9 practice... rewrite it to make it less like a .Alpha Del~ Pi .tiou.~e code of conduct and more like a Appointments between 10:00 am - 3:00 pm bill of rights." "AIlM~iRb,TC All of the teaching assistants UnlikeanJ: other oollegeeg)?l',e you~n taJ,te. on campus are graduate or pro- To leam more about AaO trJmbership and our inf
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Disney, Fox announce video on demand venture LOS ANGELES - The Walt Disney Co. and News Corp. will form a joint venture to provide Internet and cable-based video on demand, the companies announced Wednesday. The venture had been expect- ed after five other major movie studiOS announced a similar plan several weeks ago. The new company will be called Movies.com and will use an existing Web site of the same name, which is operated by Disney. Unlike the other major studio venture, Movies.com will also be offering films on a cable televi- sion service, which the compa- nies say should launch about the same time as the Internet-based offering. The companies said the joint venture is scheduled to debut early next year. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS JEFF WHITNEY/DAILY EVERGREEN Painting instructor Mark Boone comments on art displayed Wednesday afternoon in the Fine Arts Center. The exhibition Paula Zahn headed for shows work of exchange students from Nihon University in Japan and will run through September 17. CNN, is fired from F~x . NEW YORK- Paula Zahn is WSU MUSEUM OF ART headed to CNN, where she is expected to anchor a new morn- ing broadcast. The path was abruptly cleared Exhibit gets down and 'Raw' for lahn to make a move when Panel discusses how lection," said Mary Collins, "It is as if we don't trust to recognize art in the widest she was fired Wednesday from . director of the Museum of II sense of the word, including Fox News Channel for what that science and art can Anthropology. "We are trying to OUT own eyes to ~e us things that were not created by network called breach of con- be one and the same find ways that the collections what we aTelookmg at, hum~ hands. It just lets us tract. She was signed with Fox can be used by lots of people or our minds to tell us if ad~r~, b~auty, whereve~ we News through February 2002. with lots of different goals." . find It, said Roger Schlesmger, Fox News is charging that Zahn's By Amy Davies One of the interesting things what we are looking at history department chair. agent, Richard Leibner, violated A standing room only crowd about collecting is what these is beautiful." The relationship of collecting that pact by talking to CNN. packed the fine art auditorium objects say about the people to colonialization was discussed "Fox News regards breach of on 'fuesday night to listen to a who collect them, said Amy Amy Mooney by a number of panel members. contract as a serious and intoler- panel discussion that was part Mooney, a professor of art histo- Art professor "Control over objects of a cul- ry. ture are symbolic of control over able offense," Fox executive Jack ofthe opening of "The Raw and Abernethy said. the Cooked: A Cabinet of "Each object represents a people," Coates said. THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Curiosities from the Collections history," she said. It is not only of the Museum of Art. "We "Frequently, the justification of Washington State the history of the object itself, decided that the artificial line that has been given for collect- but the history viewers attach between science and art would ing is to document a culture so THE Top FIVE University." The panel participants dis- to it, she added. be definitively blurred." that there will be some record TELEVISION cussed various aspects of col- Panel members said they When viewers walk into a once that culture becomes 1. "Who Wants to Be a lecting, the relationship saw this collection of curiosities museum and look at a piece of extinct," Mooney said. "In fact, Millionaire-Tuesday,"ABC. between collecting and colonial- breaking down the barriers art, they immediately look for those cultures are still very 2. "Everybodyl..mes Raymond," ism, and the relationship between art and science. the card on the wall next to it to much alive." CBS. between science and art. "This collection encourages tell them what they're looking The Museum of Art is open e 2. "Law & Order;"NBC. The first volley of the discus- us to step outside the regula- at, Mooney said. Monday through Friday from 4. "Who Wants to Be a sion started with their experi- tions of academia," Mooney "It is as if we don't trust our 10 a.m. to 4 p.m., Thursday said. own eyes to tell us what we are from 10 a.m. to 9 p.m., and Millionaire-Thursday,"ABC. ences with collecting. 5. "NFL Pre-season Football "Managing a collection is ''We made a decision not to looking at, or our minds to tell Saturday and Sunday from 1 to special-2: Oakland vs. Dallas,"ABC. exciting. Not only (for) the prac- label the pieces in the exhibit," us if what we are looking at is 5 p.m. "The Raw and the THE ASSOCIATED PRESS tical issues, but the social issues said Ross Coates, professor beautiful," she said. Cooked" will run through Oct. RLMS surrounding the use of the col- emeritus and interim director "This exhibit encourages us 14. 1...Jeepers Creepers," MGM. 2. "Rush Hour 2," New Une. BOOK REVIEW 3. "AmericanPie 2," Universal. 4. "The Others," Miramax. 5. "Rat Race," Paramount. 'Passions' gives great insight into soap THE ASSOCIATED PRESS entertainment industry right Secrets from the Diaries of By Matthew R. Weaver based story- .FICTION HOTRVE now is NBC's ''Passions.'' Tabitha Lenox." Written by lines. (A pri- Hidden romance novelist Alice Alfonsi 1. ''I'm Real," Jennifer Lopez mary exam- Interesting that the show is upon my soapbox Passions: and using "Passions" (feat. Ja Rule). Epic. again. ple of this doing everything I talked 2. "Fallin',"AliciaKeys. J. Soap operas intrigue Secrets about above, when it only creator/head writer James E. kind of story- Reilly's bible for the show, 3. "Someone To Call My Lover," me as an industry. They, I line is ABC's From The began to air in 1999. "Hidden Passions" is a window Janet. Vi rgin. feel, are one of the few story- lineup, which Diaries Of ''Passions'' has had a feature to the past so that eager read- 4. "Hit 'Em Up Style (Oops!)," telling channels where it is is a real Tabitha article in Entertainment ers can make sense of some of BtuCantrell.RedZone. possible to show an event, mess right Lenox Weekly magazine, and was on the current mysteries. 5. "Let Me BlowYa Mind," Eve and the fallout from said now.) Alice Alfonsi the cover of TV Guide in July, The book is the diary of (feat. Gwen Stefani). RuffRyders. event, for years. Some of the And that's Harper proof that it's taking off. Part Tabitha (played by Juliet Mills THE ASSOCIATED PRESS stories currently showing on why it's Entertainment of this, I will admit, is because on the soap), a 200-year-old daytime dramas today got exciting G.RAPE of the bizarre stories the show witch who's been living for cen- AlBUMS their start more than a when a soap is telling, what with trips to turies in the show's setting, a 1. "Now," Maxwell. decade ago, and viewers have pauses to hell, angel girls and living dolls seen every step along the mine its her- A and all. New England town called Columbia/CRG. Harmony (even though life in 2. "Project English," Juvenile. way! itage and tell But at its heart, all this That's why it's frustrating storylines that will both draw hype just reflects the fact that Harmony is anything but har- Cash Money/Universal. monious). Peppered with little 3. "Now 7," Various Artists. that the people currently in in new viewership, and please "Passions" is using past history charge of most soap operas to enrich what's on screen right comments from Tabitha's living EMI/UniversaI/Sony/lombajVirgin. people who've been tuning in today don't have a clue as to now, and fans are tuning in in doll, Timmy (Josh Ryan 4. "Songs In A Minor;" Alicia since day one at the same what they're doing, and are droves. Evans), the book describes life Keys. J. (Platinum- certified sales time. (The shining example of using gimmicks to draw in this is currently CBS' "As the In the spring, NBC sought in Harmony twenty years ago. of 1 millionunits) viewers rather than utilizing to cash in on the growing Well-to-do Ivy (Kim 5. "Celebrity," 'N Sync. Jive. World Turns.") their show's rich histories and However, the soap that's soap's mania and released a Johnston lnrich) loves middle (Platinum) coming up with character- book, ''Hidden Passions: See INSIGHT, page 10 THE ASSOCIATED PRESS really catching the eye of the -- __------
8 THE DAlLY EVERGREEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 ABcE CD REVIEW Bjork dazzles, Jay-Z and RZA show different sides on record By Tony Toskoy tal songs on this new release ay-Z's new album, entitled "Harm of Will" was jork's latest album, "The Blueprint" is riding written by cult filmmaker 'Vespertine'is a remark- high on a wave of hype Harmony Korine (KI.D.S, able 12 d heavy anticipation. B Gumma) possibly as a gag, and song set E LEe T RON I C rTheLP, filled with Vespertine even that worked out rather which is his Hrp-HOp flawlessly. Another gem on this top of the Bjork sixth in as The album, "Sun in my Mouth" is line electron- Elektra many years, Blueprint based on the E.E. Cummings ica arrange- Entertainment recently had Jay-Z GRADE poem of the same name. ments, per- its release De! Jam/ Roc-A- Overall, the album is per- fect for the date pushed a Fella Records haps Bjork's best to date, and boisterous week forward GRApE A that's saying a whole lot. She singer to to Sept. 11th just continues to produce wallow in. due to exten- impressive and innovative sive bootleg- B+ Recorded over the past win- quality albums. ter in her native Iceland, the ging. - The title, ''Vespertine'' is fit- On this album, which runs tracks carry a wide array of ting because it pertains to enticing chimes, bells, and 13 songs deep, the most suc- something that shines in the harp sequences. The opening cessful rapper in recent years dark and thats exactly what track "Hidden Place" is an displays his usual array of this album is, a bright new enigmatic blend of an orches- slick, braggadocio-style punch- release in a year that has so tralloop with trance-like per- lines over top-notch produc- far been marked by a ton of cussions. As dark and experi- tion. unimpressive releases. mental as the album is, it actu- The album's first single, ally flows very smoothly, even "Izzo (H.O.V.A)," is perhaps eis arguably hip- at first listen. The nature of this summer's biggest anthem, hop's most respected the album may recall banking on a silly, but catchy fig- Radiohead's "Kid A" album H Jackson 5 interpolation on the ure at the HIP-HOP chorus. from last year, but doesn't pos- moment. As Digital Bullet sess any of its awkwardness. The latest single, ''U Don't PHOTO COURTESY ELEKTRA ENTERTAINMENT head of the RZA as Bobby One of the more experimen- Know," is an uptempo tune Bjork amazes on her latest album, "Vespertine" dynamic Wu- Digital with a party vibe to it. These Tang Clan, Koch Records songs are fine, but don't truly RZA has con- GRADE reflect the feel of the entire tinuously album. pushed the "Takeover," samples The envelope in c Doors classic.''Backdoor Man," rap music as Jay-Z proceeds to take ver- over the years, especially bal jabs at fellow rap heavy- behind the boards with his weights Nas and Prodigy. slick production skills. Brutal, yet comical, it's a stun- ''Digital Bullet", his latest ning track which follows the release is much like a sequel to album's opener. his 1998 pseudo-classic solo On "Renegades," Jay match- debut, 'Bobby Digital in es wits with counterpart Stereo.' Standout tracks on this Eminem (who also produced new release include "It Must the song) as the two take turns Be Bobby" where RZA displays dismissing naysayers and fac- sharp braggadocio rhymes over ing up to their controversial a pleasant piano beat. ''Build images, as Jay-Z's opening Strong" features RZA fumbling verse on the track so nimbly over his words halfway describes: ''Do you fools listen through the song, to the point to the music or do you just where he has to stop for a skim through it/See I'm influ- moment and recollect himself. enced by the ghetto you ruined Too good to be an outtake, it ... the renegade/You've been stayed in there for aesthetic afraidII penetrate pop culture purposes. ''Fools" is a brilliant and bring them a lot closer to song where Rza speaks against my block ..." the evils of numerous vices. Tracks such as "Never There are a few misses on this LP as well. ''L3. Rhumba," Change," with its outstanding soul sampling, and "Song Cry," which is the first single inter- estingly, sounds like a cheesy where Jay reveals details of his Spanish reggae tune packed New York upbringing, are a with a high annoyance factor couple of gems that are instant delights. . on the chorus. There are also a lot of subpar guest appear- Perhaps, his most polished ances that drag the album - not to be confused with best down a bit. - album to date, 'The Although, there's one inter- Blueprint' doesn't disappoint esting collaboration on a bonus by any means. Infact, this song entitled "Cousins" which album works mostly because of features French rappers Don Jay-Z's effortless ease around Dyneco and Cilvarings, as the the microphone and will likely two rap in their native lan- remain a hip-hop fixture for guage over a prime quality years to come. RZA beat .. As wide as its appeal may Overall, ''Digital Bullet" is a be, Jay-Z understands that his FOR A LIMITED TIME, COME INTO CELLULAR ONE FOR A solid effort but lacks the replay music isn't for everyone., as he value to be considered a great acknowledges this on the song SPECIAL smartpay PACKAGE WHICH INCLUDES: album. Just mark it as another "Heart of the City:" ''You're not wireless- sequel that doesn't live up to feeling me, fine/It cost you the original. nothing/so pay me no mind." ® MOTOROLA 3090 DIGITAL PHONE All FOR ONLY ACTIVATION FEE INCLUDED Available Seats $30ltll* ON YOUR ACCOUNT On ...tn~?" While supplies lost.
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THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 THE DAlLY EVERGREEN 9 BOOK REVIEW 'Mauve' not very colorful with words By Matthew R. Weaver kin~ of life most people are aIlXlOUSto read about. olor me disappointed. Which brings us to the 1 first saw Simon ~ther half of ''Mauve,'' which is CGarfield's "Mauve" on hterally the biography of the the non-fiction new arrivals color itself, how it caught on table at a Barnes & Noble in ~d the ensuing Beanie Baby- Spokane. The subtitle, "How hke craze over it in the early one man years, dubbed "mauve BIOGRAPHY invented a me~sles" by smart-alecky jour- color and Mauve nalists. This is more interest- changed the Simon ing (especially the bit about world" Garfield Napoleon's wife kicking the intri~ed me, WW Norton and mauve trend oft) but, alas, it Company and 1went becomes lost as Garfield gets through great GRADE swept up in the more mundane pains to order and boring scientific bits it from the v.:hich are sure to thrill ~y Spokane c diehard fan of textiles and library sys- manufacturing, but will put tem in order to take a closer the rest of us to sleep. look. Hidden gem, however: On 1shouldn't have wasted my page 164 of "Mauve" there lies time. Garfield gets an "A" for the word "polyoxybenzyl- subject matter and concept methyllenglycolanhydride," u a "C"{ior 1ousy execution.. ' b t which Impresses me, as it is On one hand, "Mauve" is COURTESY LIONS GATE FILMS even longer than "ethylte- the biography of William trahydroanthrahydroquinone." Desi Brable (Julia Stiles) is comforted by Odin James (Mekhi Phifer) in "0," a modern update Perkin, a young chemistry stu- (Hey, simple pleasures for sim- dent who accidentally discov- of Shakespeare's play Othello. ple people.) ers the ability to manufacture The most interesting part of colots to dye materials, not just "Mauve" comes at the end in MOVIE REVIEW by using natural elements. Garfield's afterword and it Garfield trips up in this aspect belies everything «Mauve" of the book by including virtu- '0' pays tribute to the classic ally every person Perkin came could have, or should have, been: "On (Garfield's) visits to into contact with on the trip to By Ray Huffaker kill them both o audience feel for the charac- Imperial College it was appar- ters. We hope everything making mauve a household in a jealous Julia Stiles, ent how slender was the con- 'More than 73 percent works out okay in the end, color, which isn't very interest- rage. Mekhi Phifer, nection between the current of all movies are even though we know ing to slog through. Actually, Josh Hartnett What's more, the reader is batch of ambitious chemistry based on the works "Othello" was a tragedy and \ with all the left wondering what could pos- students and their Victorian of Shakespeare. This is a lit- RatedR everyone is doomed. predecessors. The future was Shakespeare sibly come next when Perkin (l tle known statistic, since 1 Now PLAYING AT movies com- The movie is also to be hope I'm not giving anything too exciting to look back ... but made it up. ing out, it's University 4 commended for casting Phifer they wrote their thesis on blue- Yet the cold hard truth away here) dies, and there are enough to (who is black) as the main berry iMacs, photographed remains. From comedies to GRADE still a significant number of convince me character, who is a black man their friends on one-use dramas to pornographic films, pages still unturned. Shakespeare in Shakespeare's play, This is Kodaks, sprayed themselves - not a single genre is No real biographical details is still alive B+ a step up from the embarrass- with Calvin Klein and masked Shakespeare-free. are given, save for the usual "0," an update of the bard's and living on ing 1965 version starring birth, marriages and children their headaches with aspirin. a deserted Laurence Olivier, who is information. There's nothing to Their clothes were not all "Othello," is the newest, but black; some of them wore blue certainly not the last, tropical island somewhere whiter than Saltines, as endear Perkin to us; nothing to with Tupac. Shakespeare Othello. make us think, "What a fasci- green, even yellow. And they , Shakespeare-inspired movie. walked around as if these Why is Shakespeare so pop- ghostwrote the classic Pac "0" is the rare re-make nating life this man had! I lines "1 won't deny it, I'm a that stays true to the original, must keep reading so as not to colours were the most natural ular? Does anybody actually thing in the world." straight rider, you don't want yet brings new life to the miss a moment!" Perkin dis- know what iambic pentameter covered a color the world had Tho bad Garfield never lets means? Since Jay-Z can rhyme to f&%* with me," in fact. story. And, as Shakespeare never seen, and ultimately the irony nor his wonder at the six syllables together, should I've never read "Othello," once wrote, "big pimpin, whole thing shine through. It's since I am illiterate, but judg- spendin cheese; big pimpin, on changed industries all over. students read the lyrics sheet Other than that single intrigu- a glorious ending to an other- ing from "0," the play is about b-l-a-des." to "Big Pimpin' " in high school ing fact, he did not lead the wise dull textbook wannabe. English class? a superstar high school bas- Shakespeare's works are ketball player named "0" basically 17th-century daytime (played by Mekhi Phifer) who soaps. If he was alive today, is driven to violence by jeal- Shakespeare would be writing ousy and the deceit of his best for ''Days Of Our Lives" and friend/teammate (played by Stefano would fall in love with Josh Hartnett). John Black, only to have Chloe "0" succeeds in making the
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"Confused? Try Westmore) and Luis Lopez- WSU MUSEUM OF ART INSIGHT re-reading the last two Fitzgerald (Galen Gering) are continued from PAGE 7 meant to be, even they've paragraphs a couple of spent several past lives trying class pizza boy Sam (James to be together. 'Border Exchange' Hyde), but forces (namely, times. It'll all sink in But I'm happiest that Tabitha) are working to keep eventually ... " "Hidden Passions" reveals a them apart. Ivy is to be paired little bit of the motivation to renew program with town scoundrel Julian behind Alistair Crane. On the them. Crane (Ben Masters), at the You see? Intricacies like this show, Alistair's face is never Graduate art students "It really energizes both pro- wishes of her dad and of don't spring up over night! It seen. All we see of the man is from both schools res- grams." Julian's machinating father, takes planning, and sometimes his hands, and body from the Rafael Mendoza, a WSU stu- Alistair (voiced by Alan decades of secrets to make neck down, while he plots to urrect the art something really viable, and dent participant, combines Oppenheimer, he of Skeletor- kill daughter Sheridan and exchange program voicing fame). But Julian is only soaps have the power. endulges in an assortment of founded bronze, carved wood, intoxicated by jazz singer Eve "Hidden Passions" enhances odd hobbies and crafts. (Why sandstone and marble in his By Amy Davies (Tracey Ross), who is about to the current fan's viewing, and kill Sheridan? Now we know work. "Working with metal at fall in love with Sam's best will intrigue many more to ...) While football players fought 2,500 degrees, pouring it into friend and Julian's tennis rival, start watching. (I know I'm Alistair is intriguing, in in the "Border Battle," gradu- the molds, is an incredible rush. T.C. (Rodney van Johnson) tempted to set my VCR ... ) part because he's never com- ate art students were cooperat- It makes creating even more Fans of the show know that, I particularly like the idea pletely seen, and partly ing in the "Border Exchange." exhilarating," Mendoza said. ultimately, Sam and Ivy share that Tabitha has been a thorn because of Oppenheimer, con- "We are all aspiring profes- Julia Cardone's work in clay one last night (right after she in Harmony's side for quite tinuing my Skeletor fascina- sional artists," said Richard is a commentary on community, marries Julian!), which ulti- some time. (As those in the tion. Kerr, WSU Fine Art graduate individuality and communica- mately produces Ethan (Travis know know, Tabitha and side- That, and the fact that student, and co-coordinator of tion, she said. Cardone is a Shuldt), who was raised as a kick Timmy are the show's "Alistair Crane" is a really cool the "Border Exchange." Crane heir until the eve of his breakout characters and the name and fun to say, although After a few years in hiatus, WSU student. marriage to Theresa Lopez: biggest daytime draw since most of the characters' names student organized art exhibits Both exhibits contain Fitzgerald (Lindsey Korman), Luke and Laura.) Tabby's roll off the tongue. are coming back to the Palouse. diverse artwork in a variety of daughter of Ivy's maid Pilar diary takes us back to the Alistair Crane Alistair Graduate students at the mediums. (Eva Tamargo Lemus), while early settler years, and Crane Alistair Crane Alistair University of Idaho and WSU Work by graduate students Julian and Eve's tryst mayor explains Tabitha's hatred for Crane ... are exhibiting art across the from the U of I will be visiting WSUs Fine Gallery IT from may not have produced Chad Grace Standish Bennett (Dana So check out the book and border. Art (Donn Swaby), who is currently Sparks) and her niece Charity check out the show. Until they "The exhibit has always Sept. 3 to 21.An exhibit of work wooing both Eve's daughters. (Molly Stanton), as well as a wise up, shows like "General been organized by students," by WSU graduate students will Confused? Try re-reading long-standing grudge against Hospital" don't deserve your said Paul Lee, chair of the fine visit the U of Ts Ridenbaugh the last two paragraphs a cou- the Cranes. We also get to see . attention. arts department. "It brings Gallery from Aug. 29 to Sept . ple of times. It'll all sink in that current supercouple Alistair Crane, and good together to very good fine arts 11. eventually ... Sheridan Crane (Mackenzie night. programs, promoting communi- cation and cooperation between
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PORTS Page 11 Thursday, September 6, 2001 A HER 0 's HOM E COM I. N G THE SIDELINE Guillen out with sprained left ankle The Seattle Mariners expect to be without starting e ball shortstoP Carlos Guillen for at least a week because of a. Former football coach sprained left ankle.. . . Jim Walden returns as a Guillen was Injured In Tuesday night's 8-3, 10-inning Cougar radio analyst loSS to Tampa Bay when he By Nell Pierson stepped on first. basem.an Steve Cox's foot while running familiar face is back in out an infield single in the sec- Pullman, but you won't see ond inning. A his face as much as you'll Guillen's ankle was exam- hear his voice. ined before Wednesday night's Jim Walden returned to WSU this game against the Devil Rays. fall as the radio analyst for the "It's a mild sprain," Crimson and Gray Sports Network. Mariners trainer Rick Griffin He will be teaming up with announcer said. "We hope for less than Bob Robertson, who is in his 35th sea- 10 days, but we'll have to se~." son as the voice Guillen is hitting .245 With of Cougar foot- "You need a four home runs and 49 RBis in ball. Walden 130 games. called Robertson sense of THE ASSOCIATED PRESS a "pioneer of humor and to radio," and com- be able to A's win fourth pared him with such legendary interview and straight with broadcasters as visit with Keith Jackson win over O's and Chick Hearn others." (ofthe NBA's Los Jason Giambi extended his Angeles Lakers). Jim Walden hitting streak to a season-high Walden believes Crimson and Gray 11 games with his 33rd home he will learn a lot Network run as the Oakland Athletics from Robertson's radio analyst routed the Baltimore Orioles 12- descriptiveness 6 for their fourth straight win. and accuracy Terrence Long added a solo that allows the home run and an RBI single, game to come and Cory Udle (1D-6) allowed alive for radio listeners. two runs and six hits in seven ''Hopefully it will be a good combi- innings. nation," Walden said. Giambi was in the lineup as Walden is no stranger to Cougar designated hitter for th~ A:S football, either. As coach from 1978-86, after leaving Tuesday nights he helped tum around a WSU pro- game with a tight left ham- gram that had three coaches in the string. But he had walked three previous seasons. In 1981, three times, keeping a 10- Walden guided the Cougars to an 8-3- game hitting streak alive. 1 record and a trip to the Holiday He extended the streak Bowl in San Diego, the first bowl with his two-run homer off game for WSU in 51 years. His 44 vic- Calvin Madura (3-5) in the tories rank third in school history, fourth, the A's first hit. . trailing only Mike Price (60 wins) and . After throwing three hitless Babe Hollingbery (93). Walden later innings, Madura wound up coached at Iowa State University from l allowing seven runs and seven 1987-1994. JONATHAN HENNING/DAILY EVERGREEN hits in five innings. It was during his years at Iowa Jim Walden converses with Paul Sorensen in the announcer's booth during THE ASSOCIATED PRESS See WALDEN, page 12 Thursday's WSU football game against University of Idaho. Yakima will have team in WOMEN'S SOCCER new league WSU aims high after close losses The Continental Basketball Association will return to cougars to battle "Everyone I've talked to Yakima for the 2002-2003 that has played (EWU) season. Eastern and UNLV An ownership group, led Of thisweekend said they fight very hard the Rev. Craig Jackson of and they're very Renton, received unanimous By Richard Galluccio approval for a franchise on organized Tuesday. The WSU soccer team hopes defensively. " Jackson said his first task to redeem itself this weekend will be to work out an agree- when it hosts Eastern Dan Tobias ment to bring the Yakima Sun Washington University and Women's soccer coach Kings former gene.ral manager, Mercer University. Rich Austin, back m.toth~ fold. The Cougars lost their first Austin said he IS trying to two games on Aug. 31 and Sept. team," WSU Coach Dan Tobias work out a deal that would 2 to St. Mary's College (Calif.) said. ''Everyone I've talked to alloW him to retain his general and UNLV by scores of 3-2 and that has played them said they manager's position wit~ the 1-0. fight ~ery hard and they're very Yakima Shockwave, an Indoor The EWU Eagles also head orgamzed defensively." football team, as well. into Friday with a winless The Mercer Bears members The 55-year-old CBAfolded record, after losing to the of the Atlantic Sun Conference last winter, two years a~er University of Toledo and San head into Sunday's game with ~ Basketball Hall o~ Farner ISla.h Diego State University. The 1-1 record. This will be the first Thomas bought It for $9 ml.l- Cougars are 2-0 against the time the Cougars play the lion. Thomas, a former Detroit Eagles overall. The last meet- Bears. PistonS star, was forced. to sell ing was in 1999 when WSU WSU will be led by senior the CBAafter he was hired as - won by a score of 6-2. goa~eeper Lindsey Jorgensen. STAFF PHOTO/DAILY EVERGREEN coach of the NBA's Indiana . "Eastern Washington She was named to the Pac-l0 WSU junior Rachel Rodrick st~bS ~t the ball during the 2000 University is a very improved Pacers. NCAATournament against University of Montana. • THE ASSOCIATED PRESS See HIGH, page 13 1.2 THE DAlLY zyERGREEN THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001. SPORTS
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State that Walden began to Holmgren: Hawks find his talent in broadcasting. He started with a coach's show and followed its success by must begin well launching morning and . The Associated Press evening radio shows. He also Favre's backup in Green Bay, had a 116.0 quarterback rat- collaborated on a Big 12 high- KIRKLAND - The NFL's ing during the exhibition sea- light film during his time at worst defense has been beefed ISU. Walden said his "gift of up with veterans, an old star son. He completed 63 percent of his passes (36-for-57) for gab" and his knowledge of foot- and a new face are looking 458 yards and six touch- ball have helped him get where good on offense and the new downs, -while throwing one he is today. quarterback, while untested ''You need a sense of humor in battle, performed well in interception: Still, he has yet to start a regular season and to be able to interview and the exhibition season. game. visit with others," Walden said. Still, the bottom line for the During his nine seasons at Seattle Seahawks is this: do His backup is expected to the helm of the Cougar pro- better in their Sunday season be Trent Dilfer, who helped gram, Walden recalled many opener in Cleveland than in the Baltimore Ravens win the wonderful memories. He said last year's meltdown in Super Bowl last season. the best experience of all was Miami. Holmgren, who acquired working with WSU president "Last year I felt we were Hasselbeck in a trade with the Glenn Terrell to bring Pac-l0 ready," coach Mike Holmgren Packers, likes what he's seen, rivals like USC and UCLA said Wednesday. "I felt pretty but expressed some reserva- back to play in Pullman good about that game." tions. again. Before Martin But Jon Kitna threw four "Matt hasn't won any Stadium was enlarged by interceptions and lost two games yet," he said. "So let's 12,400 seats in 1979, many fumbles in Seattle's 23-0 open- be a little patient with him." Pac-lO games were played in ing loss to the Dolphins. The Holmgren has to show Spokane. In 1984, the Trojans Seahawks never recovered some of that patience himself. made their first appearance and finished with a 6-10 Last season, he had a strained in Pullman since 1956, and record, Holmgren's first losing relationship with Kitna, . the Bruins ended their 24- season as a coach in the NFL. whom he demoted as the year absence in 1979. The JONATHAN HENNING/DAILY EVERGREEN ''You can't start the season starter and had to go back to process of improving Martin Walden overlooks Martin Stadium Aug. 30 during WSU's 36-7 that way," Holmgren said. after Brock Huard got hurt. Stadium to help students and win against UI. After winning their final "My challenge with Matt alumni get closer to the game two exhibition games, the will be to make sure that I involved what Walden termed fans in 2001. They want the Seahawks head into their temper his enthusiasm and "taking the bull by the "(Price}would be the prosperity of four years ago to third season under Holmgren make sure he's not trying to horns." first to say when wins continue. But Walden knows with new optimism, but lots of do too much," Holmgren said. Today, Pac-l0 football in aren't happening, people that no one wants a team to questions remain. Their coach "I just have to keep the ham- Pullman is alive and well. wID.more than the coach. is making no predictions. mer on. I can't be his best "(It) showed the impact that start grousing and "We are a 'today' society, a New starting quarterback friend in the whole world and playing these kinds of teams at complaining fast-changing society," Walden Matt Hasselbeck, Brett he knows it." Pullman would have for the said. "(Price) would be the first future;" Walden said. Jim Walden to say when wins aren't hap- Walden also fondly remi- Crimson and Gray Network pening, people start grousing Vick accepts role, nisced about his rivalry with radio analyst and complaining." Don James, former University Walden hopes Cougar for- of Washington coach. tunes will make a turn for the Although the Cougar-Husky and Walden's football staff also positive this season, and but likely will play rivalry, as it is today, was was turning over. He felt that believes the team has a good fierce during Walden's days, his years in coaching were shot at winning if they stay The Associated Press opener against San Francisco he recalled the tremendous healthy. He feels the line- somewhat numbered and it FLOWERY BRANCH, Ga. - the only question is how amount of respect he had for was time for a change. When backer situation is a big key much. - Michael Vick wants to put James, his assistant coaches for success. The Cougars have ''We will definitely use him ISU made an offer, which a couple of issues to rest. and the UW program. What lost starters Melvin Simmons Walden called a "hellacious He doesn't care whether in the game," Reeves said. ''I made Walden's nine Apple and Curtis Holden, and are amount of money," he made he's called Mike or Michael - have an idea, but we won't Cup experiences so memo- the move. awaiting the return of Al talk about it." rable, he said, was the con- and Chris Chandler is THE ''It was a very, very sad day Genatone, who will play quarterback for the Atlanta When told of Reeves' com- stant struggle to find a way to for us," Walden said of the day Saturday against Boise State ment, Vick smiled. "Oh, well, beat the Huskies. Falcons. he and his family packed up University. "I don't think I'm going to never mind. The only thing I "He made me a better for Iowa. Walden now lives in Coeur play this week," the NFL's No. can do is prepare myself for coach," Walden said of James. whenever I go in the game, do As a former coach, Walden d' Alene with his wife, Janice. 1 draft pick said Wednesday. In 1986, Walden made a to the things I'm capable of said he can relate the pres- They have two daughters and "Chris is the starter. It's his tough decision and left WSU sure being put on current three grandchildren in team, My time is up now that doing." for Iowa State. Although he Reeves, one of the league's WSU Coach Mike Price. Spokane. Walden said he is the preseason is over." said his love for WSU had not most open coaches, doesn't Walden believed the success happy to be back in the area Well, that's not how coach faded, it was a time of great Price had with 1997's Rose where he raised his family. Dan Reeves looks at the situa- want the 4gers- to know what change in Pullman. 'Thrrell was the rookie might do, so he took Bowl trip has kept the expecta- It's the area where he hopes tion. He made it clear that the unusual step of reminding leaving WSU after 18 years, tions high for the students and to become a familiar voice. Vick will play in Sunday's the media of the rules for cov- ering practice. ''You guys can watch prac- tice, but what you see in prac- tice, don't write it," Reeves said. "Whatever you see in practice, just keep it that way." Certainly, the coach is floating the idea that while Chandler is the starter, Vick is going to play a major role before this season is done - with a few trick plays thrown into the mix. ''What we want to do is hopefully increase that learn- ing curve of him being able to get on the field where he is more comfortable and yet not DUE disrupt the flow of the game, and being fair to Chris so that 1·~G Chris doesn't lose the flow of the game," Reeves said. ''That is a difficult thing to do, but $10.00 we are going to try it." $ The Falcons have too much 15.00 invested in Vick - a $62 mil- lion contract and hope for improving the franchise's sorry image - to let him lan- guish on the bench all year. ''We're going to see how it works, because I do think that he can develop faster that way," Reeves said. "Also, his skills present different prob- lems for a defense." SPORI'S THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 2001 THE DAILY EVERGREEN 13 AUTO RACING ---=..:;-lI.S. OPEN Venus Williams, Capriati Yakima girl killed, to clash in .Friday match parents blame car The Associated Press The Associated Press the U.S. Open has changed. They've got a brand ((My daughter should new huge stadium. The Open has really blown YAKIMA- The parents of a NEW YORK - Venus Williams was erratic, up a lot, and tennis, in general, is so popular. still be alive. rr 17-year-old girl killed while .Jennifer Capriati was ecstatic. Now the winners I'm glad that 10 years later I'm able to be part training .at an auto-racing ~f the year's first three Grand Slam titles will Steve Bergman of it," Capriati said. school beheve she was driving lbeet for a spot in the final of the fourth major. Victim's father "I'm very happy, joyous, ecstatic. It's a great an unsafe car. Not a whole lot went right for Williams at the sense of satisfaction - and I'm very grateful, Ashley Bergman died in May V.S. Open on Wednesday - the 43 unforced also." when her late-model Monte the car wasn't mounted at the ~rrors, the 48 percent of first serves that missed Williams and Capriati have been alternately Carlo race car slammed into a bottom; it was just tucked itn he the mark, the eight double-faults. Just enough dominant in 2001, and they're the only two wall at 40 mph to 50 mph at the said. ' oJ.idgo the defending champion's way, though, to women who have not dropped a set so far at the Yakima Speedway; where she Ashley was wearing a hel- qdd up to a 6·3, 6-1 quarterfinal victory over Open. That will change in Friday's semifinals. had been a student in a two-day met, but when her head hit the l
HIGH continued from PAGE11 .....~-...... •...... •.....••.....••• ...... •...... all-conference second team Jessica Allen, Katelin Eagles at 3 p.m. Friday and aJld Pac-l0 all-academic first Jackson, Kim Morgan, J enna host the Bears at noon Sunday. team, and also has the WSU Wirtz and Rachel Rodrick. Both games will be played on records for most saves on goal Sara Lebowitz, who filled in the WSU soccer field. (351) and shutouts (16). as goal keeper for Jorgensen, ''The task for us this week- Friday, SepTember- 7Th 'i_ Senior defender Beth also returns. Eleven new end is to just take it in steps," Childs, who owns the WSU freshmen also have been Tobias said. "As cliche as it ca.reer assists record of 17, added to the roster for the sounds in sports, Friday is the ,~:OO - ~:OO p.m. leads the defense while the Cougars. first step. I would expect with Cougar freshman class of ''The good thing is, from the the group that we have, we @ 2000 returns nine players first person to the 28th person, will show up very motivated tbis season - including we have a talented team, with a lot of extra incentive to maybe our most talented not just perform well but to get Greenhouse by L..ighiy defenders Mariette Boyce, t Shay Hobby and Danielle group so far," Tobias said. the result that we've been Sass. The. Midfielders are The Cougars play the working for." (Grimes Way)
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Hiring for all positions. income opportunity, working week- $6.72/hr + tips. Apply in person. day and weekend events. If this type FOR SALE 101 Montgomery. of position fits you and your past ex- $8000 BONUS perience, please e-mail your resume Stuff that's gotta Paid Training. $$$ for College! and qualifications to: 401 Openings Available for Students, [email protected] or fax go Graduates, and GED holders. at (206) 219-0030, Attn Pullman Call the National Guard today! Marketing. Pool table w/accessories. $150. 40 UJOO-Go-Gusrd gallon fish tank w/accessories $75. Russ 332-2805. 305 ParHime Floral delivery: must know Pullman, WID. 15x8 Camaro rims. Holley good mpg-your vehicle, be NS, have carb, chrome valve covers, hiking Music director/coordinator, PT, start variable hrs. 20-30 hrs/wk, Mon-5at. backpack. 338-4511. ASAP. Apply at Emmanuel Lutheran Call Florence 334-1545. Rowers by Church, 882-3915, 1036 W. "A" St., the Laurel Tree. Wheels for sale: Concept Neeper - MoscOW. 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Boolanarkthe' _.~fWW1&' ..wsul·lk·. .. :' . WI.' . ad. , . Librarie~ .. . .' . . . . .' • . U. . 'U TRANSPORT SERVICES 725 Announcements 725 Announcements 730 Personals Aerobic Strengthening is at Pioneer 515 Autos 655 Hot Tub Rentals Center. Many classes offered, incl. dlPENHOUSE Hip Hop. 334-4555 ext. 227. FRIDAY SEPT. 7, 2001 Cadillac runs great, new starter/bat- U tery, all options, all working, $550. TUB TIME ill (jMwc a 1](i) [pcWlc :-J\U,u Call 338-9505. CalI3~2188 @fl []0 0Wl~(J[b CBIYWlu Wf3C!J '88 Honda Civic H/B, 5 spd, AC, new %/)I\\~ Unrversfty of Idaho T belt, W pump, other new parts. All Nances FREE: maint. records. $2000 332-7838. TestPreparation Classes fNTQ()DUGION 'lD t'OLK DANCfNC 1992 Ford Explorer XLT. 5 spd, V6, 701 Yard Sales QEfQt:6HMENT& - LX.HIBITc. loaded. 1 owner. Excel. cond .. CQEAT MUc.IC $5250. 332-2352 after 6 p.m. Leaving the Country LSAT Join us for 6 weeks of io;sons. bc8innin8 on &plcmbcr 7lh Everything must go! Sat.8th 8:00am. 1992 BMW 525i .. Black, leather int., All tl8cs welcome .~/D'" 6-disc CO changer, came w/BMW -3:00 pm. 113 N. G. St. Albion. Come sin81yor wilh a friend premium sound. Very nice, perfect fOf in:" alII ('iCP) 137,.';625or by emil hhcnick@lurboneLcom DcoQIIBOV> condition. $8,200. 332-8588. 710 Lost GRE Need a fundraiser? Avon has money 1989 Jeep Cherokee, 4 WO, 6Cyl, to offer. Call Ladonna Kelley. 509- 4dr. New tires, exhaust, more. Runs Lost: Black wallet covered with clear Coil: 208-885-6486 291-3962. great. Reliable! $3500. 882-1864 tape and lots of stickers & decals, lost Friday between 11:30 pm & mid- Earn extra money. Become an Avon ·fd~~ night, along B Street. Call 333-1738. 525 Motorcycles Looking to earn money for your or- Representative. Only $10 to join. ganization or yourself? Try Fund-U, a Call Ladonna Kelley 509-291-3962. 1999 Suzuki DR 650. 3,400 mi. Fun 715 Found no cost fund raising program that's dual sport motorcycle. $4,OOOOBO. easy and reliable. Call 1-866-48- (509)595-7310. Found kitten in Greystone area on FUND-U or visit www.fund-u.com Saturday. Kitten is med. to long hair. 795 Miscellaneous Please call to 10. 332-2649. AVON REPRESENTATIVES WAtfT- ED. I'm leaving town & need some- one to take over my customers. Sign -r-:::AND SILENT Found on Wawawai Rd; Purple bag up for only $10 for a limited time. Call w/gold trim. Contains bicycle parts. Melissa 334-9437 to hear about ~..AY~BOB ~;gg NIGHTl.Y Can be claimed at CUB lost & found. Avon's opportunities. ~ STRIKE BACK.
BEST THEATRES 334-MOV-E ~n = Blu/Caul !Jl\tmlllllijlll (\hlll- TllllrOIlIJ) CAPITAL PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT RICO'S Student Jazz Night with the Smoke- presents a house FIVe. Thursday at 9 pm. No cover. Pullman's oldest licensed es- tablishment, 200 E Main, 332-6566 PUBLIC MEETING Wanted: Lead Guitarist & Keyboardist vocals a plus for traveling rock band. with scheduled shows. 332-0239. Bubble Boy - PG-I3 4:45 - 6:40 Thursday, September 13, 2001 Ghosts or Mars • R (2:50) - 7:00 - 9:10 6:30 - 8:00 pm The Others - PG-13 (12:30) - (2:45) - 5:00 - 7:15- CUB Cascade Room 127 Princess Diaries • G (12:10) - (2:35) - 5:00 - 7:25- Pearl Harbor - PG-l3 The Universitv is planning to build a new life Sciences BUilding on the site of the Administrative (1:05) - 8:35 Annex building. The Administrattve Annex will be demolished so the new science facilitv can be SHREK-PG (12:50) - 5:00 erected. The new science facilitv will significantlv enhonce that area of the campus and will Summer Catch - PG-13 (12:35) - (2:50) - 5:05 - 7:20 - provide high tech teaching and research facilities for the twentv first century.
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