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_News _Bucket 111eStudent Programs Board will air Homecoming Fun Flicks from 11a.m.to 3 p.m. today at the Student Union Fireplace Lounge. Cost is free for students. For more information, call 426- 1223.

Screenings for depression and manic-depression will be held from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. today in the Johnson room in the Student Union. For more infor- 'mation, call screening coordina- tor Carol Pangburn at 426-3089.

111e Homecoming Pep Rally will be held at noon Friday at the Student Union North Patio. 111e rain location will be the Brava! Stage in the Student Union. Cost is free for students. For more information, call 426-1223.

111eHomecoming Dance will be held from 9 p.m. to 2 a.m. Friday at 111eRose Room on the Union Block. Cost is free for BSU students, faculty and staff, and is $5 for the general public. For more information, call 426,1223.

The Homecoming Parade will start at 2:30 p.m. Saturday on University Drive. For more information, call 426-1223. Pholo by Ted Harmon, The Arbiter

For $5 all-you-can-eat, come The people assembled In front ofthe Capital Bulldlng on Monday evening observe a moment of sllenee for those affected by U.S.bombings In Afghanistan. to the Homecoming Chili Feed at the North Practice Field from 3:30 to 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. For more information, call 426- 122.'l Free student tickets for the Students: Stop Homecoming football game against Tulsa are available at the Info Desk in the Student Union. 111e game starts at 6:05 p.m. Saturday in Bronco Stadium the bombing! The women's volleyball team notice feel' so strongly about but is made up of members of will' play Louisiana Tech at 7 By Laura Wylde Sunday," said Devin Kelly, 21, a the community and BSU stu- p.m. -Saturday in the Pavilion. The Arbiter BSU student. dents, Cost is free for students, or $3 for 111e forum consisted of the Today, they are meeting at 7 adults, $2 for high school and Boise State students and the dedication of a shrine to honor p.m. at the Boise Cafe. elementary students. . Idaho Peace Coalition rallied for viCtims of aggression .and vio- "If you gather even 20 people world peace on the steps of the lence and the signing of a letter that's amazing, and it :means Come to the Homecoming capitol Monday in reaction to addressed to President Bush ' something," said Arielle \'\_ .._AU-Nighter at the Games Center Sunday's initial bombing of calling for the end of military Anderson, a BSU Political in the Student Union Building Afghanistan. strikes. Science major. "It's the solidari- for $1 with your student 10. The "If we bomb again, we will Some attendants quoted the ty,that is important." event starts on Saturday from 10 get bombed. Please Mr. Koran, while others quoted The Idaho Peace Coalition p.m. to 1 a.m. For more informa- President (Bush), stop bomb- Gandhi rallying the last chant, has a mailing list of around 150 tion call 426-1223. ing," said Shawn Soper, a "an eye for an eye leaves the members, Gudell said. He said young boy attending with his whole world blind." the last peace vigil, held on The Campus Recreation mother, Victoria Everett. Dallas Gudell, another mem- Gandhi's birthday (Oct. 2), gath- Center presents the Signs from the crowd stated ber of the Idaho Peace Coalition, ered around 450 people. Homecoming 3-on-3 basketball the group's mission: "Create said, "to show we are united, Gudell said the group tournament Saturday. Cost is global peace," and "What are we stand together right here. It changes meeting locations, pre- free for students. For more infor- we teaching our children?" takes a brave person to stand up viously meeting at the SUB and The spontaneous mission of mation, call 426-1592. for his or her beliefs."· the Mennonite Church in Hyde Pholo by Ted Hannon, TheArbiler the rally was to join people He said the Idaho Peace Park, but to be informed of The first Power Luncheon of together in a vision of peace. Coalition formed a week after future locations, people call Sean Soper holds a sIgn on the steps of the Capitol BuildIng. the year will be held at noon About 75 to 100 people attend- the attacks on 9-11, meeting email queries to Soper spoke to the erowd later In the evening, asking President Friday at the Smokey Mountain ed. every Thursday since, The [email protected]. Bush to stop the bombings. "I think it is amazing so Pizza and Pasta on Park Center group is not affiliated with BSU, many people on such snort Boulevard. 111e event is sponsored by Boise State's Student Consulting Hundrpds protest Group, and is the first of many power luncheons this year. 111e cost for the luncheon-presenta- U.8. bo:mbings tion is $6 per person. cent people, they're bombing A panel of speakers will 8y Sandra Gonzales the Taliban military operations. describe the types of services Knight Ridder Newspapers The Taliban has chosen to be our various organizations offer to the community's small business- SAN JOSE, Calif. - One day enemies," Davidson, 19, told an after the United States began its anti-war protester. es. His protestations did little to The luncheon runs from counter-attack against the persuade the woman, who noon to 1:15 p.m. and reserva- Taliban, Berkeley college stu- eventually left in apparent dis- tions are preferred but not nec- dents, true to form, rallied gust. But Davidson continued as essary. Call Keith Ward at 426- against the bombing. anti-war protesters debated him 1888 for more information or to And, as usual, there were make a reservation. opinions evefY"\:here as faculty one by one. Meanwhile, John Behrs, 20, a and students gathered at Sproul fellow student who shared High school students and Plaza on the University of Davidson's sentiment, waved a their friends are invited to visit California-Berkeley campus flag. "You usually just hear one Boise State on Saturday for the where a noon rally organized by voice out here, we wanted to annual "Discover Boise State" Berkeley Stop the War Coalition show the other side," Behrs said. encouraged students to walk- day. By far larger contingent of 111efree program includes an a out of class. students denounced the war academic fair, sample college Though organizers said they with the fervor typical of lectures, campus tours, enter- expected thousands of students, tainment, food and tickets to the police put the crowd at about Berkeley students. "I think the bombing by the U.S. govern- Homecoming football game 500 people. ment is going to create more of a against the University of Tulsa. "We mourn the loss of inno- humanitarian crisis in cent lives," said Ly-Hong Afghanistan," said Hoku Nguyen, .with the Asian and Jeffrey, 24. "It's going to worsen Pacific Islanders Coalition an already bad situation and Agains~ War. Nguyen urged the we're going to see more racial crowd to stand in solidarity with the Arabs, Muslims and attacks on Arabs." Many wore green arm bands Middle Easterners. "We News that stood for solidarity with demand the U.S. stop bombing Arab, Muslim and Middle • Candidate for city Afghanistan," Nguyen shouted. Easterners, and identified those council discusses BSU .. One by one, speakers spoke who would come to the aid of -pg.4 out for peace and against war, any of such person facing racist while a smaller, albeit loud con- harassment or attacks. Opinion tingent of students in the crowd, 1110ugh the crowd dwindled drowned out some of the anti- after the noon hour, with small war protesters with jeers and a groups still singing, and debat- competing hey, chant ''Hey, ho, ing one another,' protesters ho, the Tcihban has got to go." promised more anti-war rallies His voice hoarse from debat- to came with yet another planned for later iliat evening at .~:vf'ru:ri:aa~~~r~r~a do~townnerkeley. aART his sentiments lay as he helda station. 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Civil engineering:prof· invents water~f1owmeter: the unsaturated zone, and mea- through the ground. By Ashley Gettings suring the hydraulic conductiv- "Cleaning up the pollutants The Arbiter ity in the two regions is very dif- , will be much easier if we know Molly Gribb, an associate ferent. ' .' the direction the cont:aInit'la.,lion professor of civil engineering "In the unsaturated zone, the is moving and at what rate of who joined Boise State last fall, conductivity is, dependent on s~d," she said. ..:' " has invented a device which the moisture content, and con- Theinstrumentwa!lfirSttest- helps predict how fast toxins sequenUy the pore water pres- ed at Gribb's previous'teaching move through the ground after sure," she said. Because of this, post, the Uruversityof South a hazardous waste spill.i.'. it, is much more difficult, .to Carolina, and is currentlybeing , Her invention, called a: cone determine the hyaraulic proper- built bya comfany inSweden. permeameter, " measures ties of the unsaturated zone. Gribb' wil soon' "conduct hydraulic conductivity, or the Previous tests could only be more 'research on her invention ease with which water flows conducted within a few meters at the BSU, West Campustin ,through soil. of the surface, and usually Nampa. " ". .' .' "This is a really specialized "could not determinehydi'aulic ',SHe began work on the pro- product, and hard to under- conductivity and moisture con- lect while.workingo~heraoc- stand, but it is, important," tent simultaneously as tunc- toral dissertation -, at ,...the Gribb said. "This should make tions of pore water pressure, she Uitiversity ',' ofWiscon~in- it much easier to figure out how said. Milwaukee. Ten yea~ later; her to catch contamination and Cribb's device solves this hard work is paying qfC':·\ clean it up before it becomes a "problem, and can be used to col- ' "I hope that it can eventuallyroal real problem." :" , lect data about soillroperties start being built a~a coniJ:Pe She said the soil below the that can then be use b scien- product,nshesaid: ' ,;', surface is made up of two tists to predict how rapialy am- ';,' o 0 ur, ewt e cet zones, the saturated zone and taminated water will sp/:'cad," .' Molly Grlbb stands next to permeameter, a device she Invented which helps track water now through sediment. ' ' Parking at Boise State.will Forensics team 'Winsagain be affected for-Holllecoll1ing _Rammell-O'Brien, third in placed second, their only loss after 4 p.m. DSU News Services both Prose Interpretation and Cars parked in lots that exit coming in the final round to DSU News Services onto University Drive ,must Fans may not park in resi- the University of Montana. Program Oral Interpretation. dence hall lots, apartment The Boise State debate and Rutledge, fourth in Prose There will be some special wait until after the Overall, Boise State Homecoming parade to travel housing lots or anywhere that speech team took top honors Interpretation. parking considerations affect- is not a marked parking place. debaters compiled a record of on University Drive. at the College of Southern The top Novice Division ing Boise State's campus A free shuttle will be available Idaho Forensics Tournament 21 wins against five losses. The Morrison Center park- In speech competition, speakers for Boise State were: Saturday due to the Boise State to take people from the park- held Sept. 28-29in Twin Falls. _Nancy Greenway, first in ing lot and on-street parking team captain Ali paced the Homecoming parade on ing structure at Brady and Eight colleges from Idaho, Communication Analysis and University Drive before the on University Drive will Boise State effort with first reopen at about 4 p.m., but University to Bronco Stadium. Montana, Wyoming and second in Persuasive Tulsa vs. Boise State Fans are encouraged to Oregon took part in the com- place finishes in the Open several hundred spaces will be Division of both Speed': to Speaking. Homecoming game. park at Washington Group petition. -Nancy Henke, first in The Homecoming parade is reserved for a ballroom dance Boise State's senior debate Entertain and Program Oral performance that afternoon International for $4 and ride Persuasive Speaking and third at 2:30 p.m. The route will the free shuttle to the stadium. team of Imran Ali and Misti Interpretation, and a fourth and evening. place finish in in Informative Speaking. begin at the Morrison Center Lots surrounding Bronco Rutledge clinched the victory • Lingle, first in parking lot, travel down Free parking will be avail- Extemporaneous Speaking. able east of the Liberal Arts Stadium, including Bronco by defeating the top team Informative Speaking and University Drive and end at Circle, Campus Lane, the from Lewis and Clark College Other award winners for lot, lots at Lincoln and the Talkin' Broncos in Open third in Persuasive Speaking. Bronco Stadium. The follow- Liberal Arts Building lot and (Ore.) on a 2-1 decision in the _Annah Merkely. first in ing parking restrictions will Belmont avenues, lots by the Division were: Health Center and Gateway the lot at Euclid and tournament's final round. _Bowman, first in Program Oral Interpretation. University will be restricted to Boise State's Ken Rock and apply: Center, in the 648-space park- The Boise State team trav- University Drive and the BAA members. As always, Christie Bowman placed fifth Communication Analysis and ing structure and the Health els to Lewis and Clark College Morrison Center parking lot motorists with handicap per- in the tournament's Open sixth in Extemporaneous Sciences lot on the west side of Friday through Monday for will be closed from 2 to 4 p.m. mits are invited to park in the Division Debate. In Novice Speaking. Capitol Boulevard. Some free _Rock, second in both the first Northwest Forensics Cars that park on University Bronco Stadium lot for a $5 Division Debate, the Boise Conference tournament of the Drive earlier in the day must parking will also be available State team of Blake Lingle and Informative Speaking and in the Morrison Center lot fee. Prose Interpretation. season. move by 2 p.m. Lacey Rammell-O'Brien .,._l~

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Blaming America still prevalent on campuses

By Herbert london scent of weakness that the ter- lecturer said if he were presi- the view espoused by Hamas leader Sheik Hasan Josef: "We ~llig1Jt Ridder Tribune rorists found irresistible. dent he would apologize to In the minds of the cultural "the widows and orphans, the like to grow them from kinder- relativists who came to domi- tortured and the impoverished garten through college." He , NEW YORK - For much of was referring to Islamic mar- the 20th century universities nate the university curriculum, and all the millions of other vic- American students were oblig- tims of American imperialism." tyrs. served a public function. John Maynard Keynes once Despite a liberal orientation, ed to understand our enemies, University of Texas profes- to empathize with their condi- sor Robert Jensen wrote that wrote: "Madmen in authority they cultivated patriotism, a who hear voices in the air are respect for the free market and tion, After all, there was no the attack "was no more despi- higher principle than tolerance, cable than the massive acts of distilling their frenzy from a belief in exceptional some academic scribblers of a American traditions, the emerging god of campus terrorism ... the U.S. govern- ment has committed during my few decades back." ; It was not coincidental that debate. The madmen of the present college students volunteered in The Wall Street Journal edi- lifetime." torial page contends that, this A recent New York take their lead from scribblers large number during World of many years back. It is the , War II. Nor was it coincidental condition changed on Sept. 11. University graduate said he Even The Harvard Crimson, was unwilling to defend his contemporary college crowd that the 0.5.5. (the forerunner that in my judgment hasn't yet of the CIA) was composed the editorialists note, printed a country because it "has been something of a bully." Another unloaded its scribblers. almost entirely of Yalies. poll showing 69 percent of the Is America's youth ready to student body is in favor of mil- NYU student who saw the Needless to say, this condi- learn something about its oblig- tion changed with the Vietnam itary action against those who World Trade Center towers fall said, "This is all America's fault ation to a free if imperfect soci- generation. In the '60s and '70s attacked America. ety? Can they withstand the college students lost confidence The Yale Daily News asks anyway." At Hunter College a student orthodoxy of relativism so in their nation .. They burned plaintively "Will we serve?" It many of their faculty members flags, spelled American with a answered the question by not- on a soap box said the best response to terrorist attacks is embrace? Can they overcome a "k" and were fed a pabulum of ing: "We must answer the call- history of appeasement and ing of our time _ for if we don't, "fighting American racism." American venality. fight for what is right? Students grew soft and who will?" Professor Bill Crain at City College of New York said he History awaits the answer decadent. Although the word Is it possible that several and history is an impatient generations trained in moral wants peace, not war. "Our appeasement wasn't used, master. peace at any price became the obtuseness have awakened diplomacy is horrible." I suspect that the post- standard. There weren't any from slumber? Is it possible Vietnam generations have - Herb London is president of the conditions they noted in which that student hearts and minds Hudson Institute, a think tank in were not captured by aging stripped the gears of public reason wouldn't prevail. moral judgment. A flaccid form Indianapolis, and the John M. Olin So sacrosanct was this belief baby boomers still immersed in of tolerance and moral slovenli- Professor of Humanities at New that harpoons couldn't pene- Woodstock nostalgia? ness intrudes on the unequivo- York University. Readers may write trate the wall of liberal illusion. I am not persuaded. There is cal denunciation of evil. It is to him at the Hudson Institute, 5395 hoto by orl< uFrene, Contra Cosla me. Yet it was precisely this considerable evidence that can- hard for someone raised on Emerson Way, Indianapolis, Ind. UC-Berkeley students cal\lng for an end to the bombing In appeasement that made terror not be easily dismissed. A 46226. . University of North Carolina university banalities to accept Afghanistan listen to speakers during a noontime peace more likely. It was precisely the rally on-Monday. Whose human rights are in question? out of the question. more thousands will be Osama bin Laden and his ter- Our nation is not the spared with the demise of the llY Justin Jantz of liberal groups, but they heroes that you claim we Do you really believe that if don't want you. rorists who have ravaged we do nothing that we will Taliban and the rise of a freer, their own country in the name strive to be. What we have more democratic Afghanistan. My first question posed to One example of a liberal become is a global police, and not hear from the Taliban you Comrade Nick stepping up to the of what? again? How can you propose Clearly you were ill-pre- You say that we will act out that's too bad. However, we Weeks (Guest plate is Tony that we can go on as normal, pared to write your article G in the name of vengeance. must continue to be the global and chose to base it on emo- opinion, Oct. 4, Blair, Britain's as you did in your article? ~est I You have confused vengeance police as long as there are tion rather than fact. You 2001), is do you 0" Prime Minister. people who think as back- Nothing normal has hap- even have a point glI1l0n He is one of the with freedom. Freedom to pened in the last month. Six skate away from the most log- board an airplane with full ward as bin Laden and remain ical questions, such as, what to your article? most recognizable having the childlike mentality thousand people were killed ("Attacking Impoverished liberals in the world today confidence that you will be on American soil, airlines do you propose as a solution alive at the end of the trip. of him and his followers, i.e. I to terrorism? How many peo- Nations is Senseless") Think and was also one of the first to want what you've got so I'll were grounded, the stock real hard about it before read- stand by our nation's side in Freedom to know that chil- market suffered huge losses, ple are worth the sacrifice dren can get on a school bus just take it. before we fight back? You try ing on. denouncing terrorism. He was The U.S. cannot save every- and we have been introduced You open your letter by also very willing to offer mili- without the fear that it will be to life as a folice state where to make those that argue your hijacked. . one, but we must try, even at point to be a lesser thinking making a feeble attempt to tary support in the inevitable the risk of being wrong. You the Nationa Guard must be at discredit those who recognize retaliation against the murder But you justify the killings the airports to ensure our human being, but you have in New York, Pennsylvania, will get no argument from me not considered these things. you for who you are, by label- of thousands of innocent peo- that we have stuck our noses safety. I refuse to live in fear ing yourself. In an attack on pie. This man has a track and Washington DC on the of the next attack, so we must Feel free to e-mail me if fact that we have the means to in places where we don't you can come up with a point the faceless, you in turn have record of championing human belong. We have jumped into fight back, and somehow in continue on, and at the same your mind that makes us the to your rant. given yourself a face. You rights. Whose human rights time show resentment for situations too early (Bay of arouse no suspicion through- do you think are in question bully. [email protected], I'm what our military has yet to Pigs), too late (Bosnia), and guessing I won't be hearing out the article of being a "tree here? Is it the people who too often (Vietnam). We have It is true that innocent peo- hugger" or a "hippie." The have been desecrated by the do. Are you a hypocrite or do ple will die in the war on ter- from you. you just play one in the arti- made our share of mistakes. only suspicion of you is that Taliban, or the global commu- rorism. We've already lost cle? We must defend our But to simply sit by and let all you would like to be included nity represented in the World those who died die in vain is 6,000. The hope is that many in these groups or other forms Trade Center, or is it poor rights and our freedoms. Coming out week not just for gays anymore the self-ness we all take for honestly. If someone rejects the past month, we've been pressed against the door of granted. By Dan Fishback but rather of coming out into your true self, then hey - looking from the outside in at what they called ... the 'gay another closet - I don't yet Afghanistan, at countless clos- If we don't break down Daily Pellllsylvmliml (U. know which one, but I will they're part of the closet-door every door, scrambling closer Pellllsylvmli'a) world.''' conspiracy in the first place. If et doors - closets that stifle But there is no more "gay once I'm out of it. And even all but the faintest traces of and closer to reality, then then, there'll be more doors to they leave, good riddance. what are we fighting for? To PHILADELPHIA world." There is a communi- But rejection on that scale is self. ty, yes, but it's part of the real break down. When our "don't ask, don't give Afghans the political "Coming out" isn't what it No one is out - not com- rare for those of us already freedom necessary to become used to' be. It used to be a world now. Now, if people out of the more severe closets. tell" military fires against the come out "into" anything, pletely. No one has accepted Taliban, they are fighting a just as complacently closeted high-society event - rich themselves for all that they Most of us are dealing with as us? If we are going to fight girls would "come out" at they come out into reality. the more subtle negotiation of coming-out war. Any war And that's what I like are. No one can wrap their fought to protect and engen- for our way of life, then let's debutante balls, making mind around their singular, personality: How does one make our way of life worth grand entrances into their about this week. It's not "Gay act? What does one say? der freedom is a battle against cohesive soul, if such a thing fighting for. elite social world. Gay men Coming Out Week" or "Queer Should I shake his hand? closet doors. Coming Out Week" - it's just even exists. And that's fine. So, with human beings H we all keep coming out liked the idea, so, in the early It's worth the thrill of the out- Should I speak up in class? every day, out of little closets 20th century, they started plain old Coming Out Week. We don't usually think of our- already dead in this battle And you don't have to be gay, coming - to burst through between silence and truth, and big closets alike, then the throwing enormous drag the threshold, spin around selves as closeted - just neu- out-comings of the future will balls, leading around new-, or bisexual, or transgendered rotic. and with more bloodshed to come out into reality. and recognize your closet for imminent, take a look at the be more like those of the past. comers like upper-class the first time. To see what a The anxiety is tangible. It Let's build a society for peo- I came out of the gay closet tickles us in lecture halls and door before you. Are you even damsels. 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I Sincerely, . tions,this soundsd a "l~t funn ak fun f .1.' I were as passionate as Christopher Mathias like ...you guesse . It: r By Ben Schmitt And the myth about the lib- seems . tto me .. 0 tne they were about something. ~ Science amI Public Communismt° .Socialism, eral media. I don't know who The right wing is a horde of started this tall-tale, either h'ft'~~r~e u;~~~h:;~Y: ~~!n:fuath~~~.:~~: AffairsSenntor . ~~~:rpo' ~r:~~aho~:,ri aware that the people working rrectt' think reI uld di lth evil fascists. The left wing is a Newt Gingrich or Rush in the kitchen are being paid discouragement of recently Right Inco Y .' Je wo sagree WI dangerous territory composed Limbaugh (I always get the leaming that they would be stereotyped every one of them. That's right, of liypocritical peace-loving middle-aged angry white low wages and are probably go.ing to hell as they were that means you self-~rofesSed imbeciles. And I am stuck in guys mixed up) but neverthe- tired of serving brats suchh as walking through the quad. I From a nUII\ber of recent Communists and ocia'1'ists the middle dodg- less it is absurd. Newb 0ld . Just my thoug ts on am not as religious as I could articles published on the opin_ have more in common with the subject. Go Fine Hostl You be bId th Hitl than claim th 'ght ing bullets. Such is G t While it is true 70 are doing an excellentjob! ut on't disre~F 0:re ion page of the Arbiter, I was er you . e n the current polar- ~es -J percent of journal- .who are. ~ .opposlti?n I v:m surprised to learn that colum- does. But don't take my word ization that points Oninion ists are somewhat say that religIOn.pro~des fiUth nist Jerel Thomas is a rad'lt for it; you can look up these. fingers but. offers .l- liberal, 70 percent Kara]anney to most people m this~l;IDtry - Nazi. I was especially facts on the Internet. no solutions to the of owners and edi- ASBSU Vice President but not al.\..What I don t like~lS . • impressed by Nick. With the above information problems of the world. It's tors are conservative. In order p e. 0 pie . ~ Weeks' article, presented, I question how Jerel easy to blame a certain group to get anything published, or Asking fellow students telhng me 1 tt V which stated "This or anyone on the right can be because your car won't start in televised, the owners and edi- to wonder and help that because e ers man is a complete correctly labeled as a fascist or the morning. The hard part is tors have to approve of it first. Bob Marley . fascist"right after a Nazi. Many scholars can tell working together with them, At best, they balance each I want to ask readers to bear s,?oked the. . to thO_ - saying "I don't you that members of the mod- forgetting about your car, and other out. But I highly doubt with me for I am not as articu- kind and I like lis- e Itor claim to know em political right are general- building a time machine. reporters have as much power late as I would like to be or tening to Bob I will Jerel Thomas or ized as promopng economic If you were to try to classi- as the owners. should be. . pay. LEAVE ME thO b t liberty, while disagreeing with fy .me, you could easily say I To tell you the truth, In the wake of certain events ALONE! What. if my fai~ him." any 109 a ou several civil liberties including lean to the left. I own a copy of America isn't even a capitalist in the last month I have started comes from eanung money m - In fact, there seems to be the abortion, homosexuality, etc. the Communist Manifesto, country. In a completely free questioning some of the obvi- ~e stock m~ket? Does that prevailing attitude around ButI know most on the right and I happen to like trees and market, I would be able to buy ous. I am not submitting these gIVeme the nght to wave the campus that anyone from the and even that hate-monger sunsets. But the minute you or sell anything I wanted. But thoughts to stir up controversy Wall Street Journal around right-wing is a loyal minion of JerelThomas would agree with try to classify any human the last time I checked, I so peers will write back and tell over my he.ad and tell people Hitler. Just a couple of weeks every civillibefo/ stated in the being, or allow yourself to be couldn't go down to Winco me I'm wrong. I simply wantto they are 90~g to hell because ago, apolitical science profes- U.S. Constitution and its classified, you are a fool. and buy some Acapulco Gold put important issues into per- they don.t mvest? Of course sor of mine stated that the amendments, as well as many Indeed, to call yourself an in bulk. I can't even go to the spective so perhaps some peo- not. That IS absurd. right-wing was typified by that are not. anarchist in modern society is SUB and buy a hooker. The pie will begin to think about On a more personal note, members of the KKKand Neo- And yes, the overwhelming impossible considering mod- funny Fart of all this is the things that affect us every day. why do we celebrate Nazis' as if an intense hatred of majority of right-wingers ern obliga- ' people who Why are conservative Columbus Day? An~ don't y?U mino;ities was requisite for regard these rights as inalien- tions such as "It is comparable to are considered Idahoans' discussing the da~e say what I ~~ ~ou re being a member of ihe "right- able, regardless of race, ethnici- driving a car f f leftists, and Governors 2 percent bl,ldget gOingto say..He dldn t discov- wing." ty, religion, and even sexual and buying the it 0 an angry supposedly cut like some monstrous sur- er a d~ thl~&but a b~ch of Perhaps you folks might be preference. While there are food. You child, blaming love big gov- prise like the one that startled ,,?-mencans hvmg the.1f ?wn interested in reality. The individuals on the right that may have the b t ernment, are them at the com maize tllis hves. Mr commUnicatIOns Merriam-Webster Collegiate are racist and homophobic, ideologies, everyone u your- against the weekend? If you didn't see it tea~er WIll a~test to the .fact Dictionary defines "fascism" stereotyping anyone from the but those are self, and screaming war on drugs. coming then begin Braille that,lf I ,;alk m ~o my neigh- (1921) as "a political plliloso- right-wing as such constitutes only the that Karl Marx And people on lessons immediately. OK, I bo:s house and kill the ~ee of .phy, movement or regime that the same "dose-minded think- u top ian b k II the right argue learned this (as did most of us) ~em (~orryto be ~o.drashcbut exalts nation and often race ing" that you daim to speak dreams of ro e a your that we need in kindergarten iU1dwill put it I.m trying ,to put It In perspec- above the individual and that out against. men. toyS." to control in the simplest terms. The state hve)!, can t ca!1my mom ~d . stands for a centralized auto- While everyone is entitledrised to On the drugs or our budget is nurlured via tax rev- say" Ma, ,~ dlscov;red a big Cf

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By Steve Gowans Bonds is the man The Arbiter By Pardn Shindle Boise State staged a late-game Sports editor comeback but came up short as time expired to give them their sec- Is it just me, or is Barry Bonds the man? ond home loss of the year. The records that he has set this season have The women's soccer team had a made this the best season a player may have small chip on their shoulder ever had. Sunday when they faced the Look at his stats for the season. He now University of Texas-El Paso after r~ first ever in home runs with 73,his slug- getting beat for the first time at gmg percentage of .863 broke Babe Ruth's home earlier in the weekend. The record of .847,and he alsobroke the record for defeat on Friday gave Boiseits first most walks in a season with 177.He also had WAC loss, and dropped their over- the highest on-basepercentage in the National all record to 4-4. League since 1900with .515percent. The Broncos began Sunday's game with the same intensity Bonds did all of this while in the middle of ,"",,a.,, •. ,~",,~.,!" a. pennan.t race and rarely getting a decent they've shown through much of the <,~",,~ year, scoring in the first 44 seconds. pitch to hit. Some games,especially late in the 1"'"\."",,-, '. season, Bonds would have a gap of 2-3hours The quick goal was set up when between pitches to swing at. He did all of this the Miner defense failed to control a and will probably end up with another gold- looseball within their own box, and ~ glove award. junior Tara Milligan charged in and So. it .seems funny that some people are drove it past the keeper to give the q~estiorung the number of home runs being Broncos the 1-0lead. hit lately, and why so many players are hit- The Broncos,however, had little ting so many. Some are saying that it's time to celebrate as UTEP struck because of the smaller ballparks and bad back 12 minutes later when Stacy pitching. Some are saying that Babe Ruth or Bekkering hit a streaking Angela Roger Maris would be hitting 80home runs if Fulton down the left side for a they were playing now. I say no way. break-away, resulting in a 1-1score. I think it's harder to get hits nowadays Both goalkeepers would then be than it ever has been. Think about it, back tested back and forth before UTEP when Babe Ruth was hitting all those home would get the upper hand and runs he rarely faced more that one pitcher a score their second goal of the game. game. Back then the pitchers pitched the The goal came after Boise State's whole game, even if they were getting Christy Messenger was denied by bombed, so toward the end of each game they the UTEP goalkeeper and the would get fatigued and their pitches wouldn't Miner's launched a quick counter have the same velocityor movement on them. attack. Nowadays a batter will face at least two In the 29th minute Holly Cohen pitchers a game, and most of the time three dumped a pass off to Parker for her pitchers. Rarely wil\ a batter face only one first of two goals as she trailed on pitcher in a game, and if he does it's because the right side and slammed the ball he is probably un-hittable that day. This home to give UTEP the edge at 2-1. leaves a batter facing fresh pitchers all game. Time would expire on the excit- Sure, technology is better now and maybe ing first half of play with the score the balls fly a little farther, or the bats are more still standing at 3-1. Boise State, despite trailing at the time, had out- balanced, but the baseball players are actually athletes now. Instead of smoking, drinking, shot UTEP to the tune of 11-7,and and eating wings before each game, baseball 7-5 in shots on goal. UTEP held the players now, for the most part, are lifting decisive advantage in.goal saves as weights and working out. They are athletic. they turned away' six of the Babe Ruth was a great ball player, but he was Broncos' attempts. The Broncos came out in the sec- Photo by Jeremy Dronstod, The ArtJIter no athlete. A UTEPplayer Qrapples with the Broncos Nicole Feu%near the sideline. But maybe it's just me. see SOCCER on pg. 8 clipt~~cure

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The two passing success 'last week week in Dallas, while Texas EI The goals all but put the nail this week at Bronco Stadium teams have one common may have come asa result 9£ Paso received a 7-56 pounding in the coffin as Boise had a 5-1 The Boise. State .',foothall against the University of Tulsa 0PP9nent this year inUTEP. the Broncos' inability to run by Alabama (3-2). Each team lead to overcome with time run- team will play Tulsa The Golden Hurricanes lost the ball. The Broncos hope (1-3, 0-2). The Broncos come will try to get their second ning down. UTEPs last goal, University Saturday in the into Saturday's game against .to ,UTEP 26-10, while the running back Brock' Forsey WAC win. however, would be the last shot Broncos' first Homecoming the Golden Hurricanes with Louisiana Tech (2-2, 2-1) they attempted as Boise finally Broncos seemed .to easily can rebound from a subpar something to prove after get- game in WAC play. handle UTEP" defeating performance last week woke up and staged an incredi- For the Broncos, however, ting rolled last week 14-45 by also looks to remain in the hunt them 42-17. where he was only able to for the WAC championship. ble comeback. , the game will be more than Tulsa is led by the duo of rush for 26 yards on 11 car- Rice (4-1,2-0). After winning at home 41-20 Abbe Roche struck first for l just a Homecoming game. . Tulsa's only victory of the l c,", against San Jose State (0-4,0-1), the Broncos as she hit a shot sophomore quarterback Josh ries, year came against Division 1- l The Broncos are coming Blankenship and senior wide One of the keys for the from 10 yards out to reduce the AA Indiana State 51-0. The the Bulldogs travel to Reno to off a disappointing 45-1410ss receiver Donald Shoals. Broncos this week will be take on Nevada (1-3, 1-0) at Miner lead to 5-2 in the 56th to the Owls of Rice Shoals is averaging .nearly motivation. Boise State is not Broncos look for a Homecoming win behind the Mackay Stadium. The Wolf minute. University. 100 yards receiving per game only playing at home-again, Pack lost last week 12-27to in- Ten minutes later Megan "They throttled us," Boise and has a history of big they are. playing in their leadership of Sophomore QB McCoy would be the next to Ryan Dinwiddie, who is state rival UNLV (1-4)but look State Head Coach Dan games. Homecoming game. The to stay unbeaten in conference respond as she drove down the Hawkins bluntly said in a ranked 10th in the nation with Tulsa is averaging 403.8 Broncos are coming off a loss play. field, eluding defenders, and ~press release. a 159.8pass rating. . nailed a shot from 20 yards out, yards of total offense per they need to put behind BSU needs to start another After beating BoiseState last :: Boise State will look to fix game so far this season, com- them, and the easiest way to week, first place Rice will trav- making the score 5-3. ;"the problems created in last pared to the Broncos' 388.6 do that would be with a vic- winning streak if they hope to A sense of urgency was now remain a contender in the el to Annapolis, Md., to take on :.week's game on both sides of yards per game. tory over Tulsa. Navy (0-4). The Midshipmen apparent on UTEPs sideline as I the ball. The Broncos, who On' the defensive side of One final point: Western Athletic Conference. In .other games around the look for their first victory of the their lead was diminishing with : had looked good offensively the ball, the Broncos are giv- Motivation should also be season after losing last week every minute that ticked away. : until last week's game ~ ing up 29.6 points per game, key in the Broncos' following WAC... 18-24 to Air Force (3-1). The With 21 minutes left to go in : scoring 42 and 45 points in while the Golden Hurricanes game against Fresno State the game, Tara Milligan gave After having a week off, No. Owls use this game to get : their two wins ~ had trouble surrender 21.8 points per University. The Bulldogs are ready for the rest of the WAC UTEP another reason to panic I even moving the ball against 8 Fresno State (5-0, 1-0) will game. ' a top-level team, and the schedule and a shot at the con- when she blazed down the side- : Rice. travel to Fort Collins, Colo., to One of the spots where Broncos need to make sure- ference title. line and faked-out the goalkeep- I Likewise, the Bronco Boise State won't need major. they are back on track again take on defending Mountain West champion Colorado State The remaining winless er to bounce her shot offthe post ~defense couldn't seem to improvements is at the quar- before traveling to California WAC teams get together this and into the net for BSU'sfourth ~.stop Rice's option attack. The terback position. Bronco for the nationally televised (2-3). Losing 2-7 last Thursday night against Louisville (5-1), weekend in San Jose. The goal of the game. 'Owls' quarterback, Kyle Spartans look for their first win Less then half a minute later : Herm, had 125 yards on 21 guarterback Ryan Dinwiddie game. the Rams will try to upset the has looked impressive in his as they play host to Southern Boise State would miss a great :.rushes. Bulldogs by handing them The Broncos (2-3) must last two starts, throwing for their first loss of the season. Methodist. opportunity to tie up the game and was frustratingly shut Other sports events include: down in the final 10 minutes to :BSU sports calendar secure the Miner victory. (;J Women's soccer versus Nevada on Sunday The Broncos play next on the It's Homecoming 2001 at Boise State University. On Saturday, both the Bronco 14th as they travel to Nevada to Volleyball and football teams will be in action to celebrate the day. ,,\,. Men's tennis at the All-American tournament today take on the Wolf Pack. 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... The Arbiter • Page 9: October 11.2001 -., 1 I I • 1 1 1:::::0. .i~ . I ,,..•.~.? -. ".- ··."····#c:-', ...·•..• I 1 .~:" ~'",:, '1, ' ..... ~1"" 1~-< '~""' \'£ I I I ;,-;{f,,,!-;- ," , s· 1 I I I, I, I I, 1 I 1 I, I I I I, , I ,1 I I 1 I 1 Cu inar I program produces fine global fare 1 1 I, Bv J. Patrick Kelly and eventually, accredited exec- Applied The Arbiter utive chefs,'rHickman said. Technology offers The ACF inspects all of the two degrees in the Culinary "Fire a duck breast, going culinary programs and makes Arts: a one-year Technical Certificate and an Associate of with a salmon!" demands on the curriculum "1 need to add a ravioli to taught at the institutions they Applied Science (AAS). Both programs offer hands- table six please!" accredit. Only a small percent- on lab experience in a practical "Rail a rav, coming up with age of culinary schools nation- working environment, founda- the veal medallions on six!" wide are certified by the ACF, tion skills in bread, dessert and "Table nine is in the window, and Boise State is one of them. bakery preparations, safe and hot and ready to go!" "They [ACF) come annually to evaluate the labs, sit in on the sanitary food handling, and An onslaught of culinary classes, observe the service basics of food preparation, verbiage like this can be heard operations and ensure quality of including menu planning and every Tuesday through Friday the institution," Hickman said, execution. during lunchtime at Boise State In the real world, restaurant Students in the two-year pro- University. kitchens are seldom bigger than gram spend more time in each Tucked away in the Selland the dining room, but at Boise lab station and learn more about College of Applied Technology State there is an exception to this the proper purchasing, receiv- buildings near Bronco Stadium, rule because the kitchen area is ing, storing, and issuing of Boise State's Culinary Arts pro- actually a hands-on lab. goods, financial accounting and gram is a hidden gem on cam- Hickman and the other cost analysis, and the supervi- pus. instructors help students emu- sion of personnel. Not only do they serve a late actual kitchen operations Food Production Manager global mix of fine cuisine in and implement current cuisine Marie Edwards handles inven- their dining room, there is also a trends seen in the industry. tory control for the program deli in the adjacent room, where For almost a decade now, and adamantly stresses the importance of proper stock rota- student chefs make sandwiches- Pacific Rim cuisine (eclectic tion and cost analysis to all stu- to-order and sell fresh-baked Asian) and global fusion con- offerings from the pastry cepts have been popular in top dents. , kitchen. restaurant cities such as New "When you go eat in a Instructor-Chef Vern York City, San Francisco, restaurant, and they're out of your first menu choice or your Hickman is certified by the Chicago and Seattle. steak doesn't taste quite right, American Culinary Federation Aspiring chefs at Boise State there are reasons for this," (ACF) to instruct students in the rise to meet these trends by pro- culinary arts. He says because of ducing such contemporary Edwards said. Boise State's motto -"Real Boise's burgeoning restaurant entrees like an Asian-inspired education for the real world" - scene, many of the students will roast duck breast with plum end up working in the local sauce, Mediterranean-style is the focal point of the Culinary Arts program, and the students' industry after graduation. roasted eggplant ravioli, grilled efforts can be tasted every "We're not training people to Moroccan-spiced salmon and Tuesday through Friday from graduate with a two-year Mexican-influenced slow-roast- degree and be in an entry-level ed pork camitas served with 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. position as a line cook. We're black beans. training them to be sous chefs Boise State's College of BSUCulinary Arts graduates making a d~fference

Jody Alvarez- Chef/Owner of Northern Lights Jonathan Merritt- Pastry Chef for Mortimer's in Boise in Boise Steve Lively- Chef/Owner of Lively Chef Dustan Bristol- Head Chef at Berryhill& Co. Catering in Boise ~o , Mike Gradian- In-home Chef for My Per6~naJ BSUCulinary Arts student Erik Mcfarland makes sheets of spinach pasta for ravioli before guests ~ Luke Becker- Sous Chef for Richard's Across Chef in Boise the Street in Boise arrive for lunch last week. . ~ Van Atkins- Former Executive Chef for Caesar's Palace in Las Vegas and 1st runner-up for the White House chef position 'SAMPLE MENU Entrees Served with your choice of soup or salad And fresh bread from our bakery b t' Sauteed Veal Medallions - 6.75 With roasted Red Pepper Coullsand Mushroom Potato tasaqna

Roast Duck Breast - 6.75 Served with Pecan WildRiceand plum sauce

Beef Tenderloin Roulade - 6.75 \. Filledwith Gorgonzola cheese and walnuts and roasted Grilled Moroccan Spiced Salmon - 6.50 Served on a bed of toasted Couscous with Charmoula Sauce

Pan-Smoked Breast of Chicken - 6.50 Accompanied by apples and green peppercorn sauce

j Roasted Eggplant Ravioli - 6.25 Served on a bed of sauteed mushrooms and onions . I' • Petite Quiche Du Jour - 6.25 yi An Individualquiche with a daily inspired flavorful filling

Carnitas Tortilla - 6.50 Seasoned pork served with black beans, Spanish rice and tortilla chips

Sandwiches Se~ed with cup of soup du Jour and Your choice of French fries, onion rlngs, or plate salad

Roasted Eggplant Pita - 4.75 With roasted garlic Tahinl dressing ·• I . " Rueben - 4.75 · Turkey pastrami, Swiss cheese and sauerkraut on light rye SAMPLE MENU

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Erin Griffith (front) gears up for a busy lunch rush.at the BSUCulinary Arts program.

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Grand prize will be one 37 Those in favor ·49 Strauss opera 54 Boobs 2 Out of the wind 58 Medical suffix Weekly winners will be semesterof free books. to be provided by 3 Birdcall 39 Daze 50 Pass slowly announced in the following the BSU Bookstore, Used books will be 51 Bolivian lake 60 Jai follower provided where available. This offer is 4 Of children's 41 Outof Monday edition. The Grand (discordant) 52 Relative by 61 Sassy void where prohibited or restricted bY medical care 62 Former name of Prizewinner will be announced federal, stile, or local laws. Employees - 44 Daughter of marriage 5 ARomance Exxon in the Dec. 17th Finals Relief of The Arbiter. the BSU Student Union. Polonius 53 Dickens'"Bamaby language 65 Tropical cuckOO issue. Contest runs 08/27/01 their familiesand-government emp~ 6 _-de-dah 46 "Lou Grant" star " are not eligible. Applicable tueS are the though 12114101. soleresponsibility of the winl1etS.

... ;11\ >just ave!,' two weeks, Gene!,'ationY has turned into Whatwas used ?cneration Why? . :. Countless questions about "rlTargel$ln city, near ~' • 50 Tomahawk cruise the state of the world fill the Mazar-e· . J airport hit;later,Afghan "\. ' . miSsiles. launched from U.S.• reslstance foroes strike '" , . g minds and conversations of .z British vessZls, In...CI.U. di.n .... o north of city.. '. .' submarines .~. •. 'll today's college students and .,- 01"'- those in their 20s, a group .." .... Ihat, until now, had been _ Tomahawk Kabul 0 Airport hlt: . known less for its interest in • 500.lb. gravity missile politics than for its obsession o .... *'\ '\ Islamabad bombs. 1,OOO-ib. . .1. /. J,.... with self. ..' Hera AFGHANISTAN ( and 2,OOo-lb. '~ ..f'" . Since the Sept. 11 terrorist satellite-guided y. 'f'r .. attacks on the World Trade Fuel storage facility PAKISTAN \, bombs dropped ",.. . Center and the Pentagon, a I \ from: generation born in the 1970s 25 U.S. and Sa~el/ite- and early '80s has begun to ° ToIlOOohe.dq"rtem, British strike Jets gUided find its voice. A focus on beer, "2 r' ~ "'"

Pace University, who was in ,../.;;{;~) \., ••.. _-c.. _, ...• ",._.•..•.•..: ~;~ G HYde;ab~d class the day of the attacks. "It made me more interested to / iU,,- G.".fa..:.~. " I L,r /L see what (politicians will) do, (' . ,,_~."'\. 1'- r 8 " Ia n So '!I as opposed to being indiffer- "";:P ent. It's made me change my perspective a lot." . A generation that has .. known only peace and pros- perity is finally confronting a B-1 harder reality. . "My generation, we kind of • 2 C-17 cargo planes grew up in a booming econo- dropped 37,500 food packages my," says Paul Casey, 22, executive president of the stu- Source: u.s.Defense Oept.. dent body at Fordham AP, Reuters University. "We only experi- Graphic: Lea Hullong. Pat Carr enced the best of the best. We've never gone through a world war, Vietnam, or any- thing like that." More than two weeks later, many are still mourning, and many more are afraid of what

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Idaho State, Department of Health Idaho State, Department of Construction Management: & Welfare, Idaho State, Department of Idaho Power Correction Bannock Regional Medical Center MK Nature Center/ldaho Idaho Statesman Meridian School District Correction Barnard Construction Department of Fish & Game Melaleuca Northwestern Mutual Life Kiewit Granite Construction IR. Simplot Company Oregon State, Department of Micron Technology U S. Bureau of Reclamation Oregon State, Department of Kiewit· U S. Bureau of Reclamation Transportation Record Steel & Construction Vallivue School District Revenue Education Curriculum & Power Engineers IR. Simplot Company Farm Business Management: Record Steel & Construction U. S. Bureau of Reclamation U· S. Department of the Treasury, U S. Air Force, Civilian Personnel IR. Simplot Company U S. Air Force, Civilian Personnel U S. Bureau of Reclamation Instruction: U S. Bureau of Reclamation IRS Idaho State, Division of Vocational Wyoming State, Department of Finance: U S.D.A., Natural Resources Utah Sheriff's Association Rehabilitation Wyoming State, Department of Transportation Bannock Regional Medical Center Conservation Service Meridian School District Enterprise Rent-A-Car Washington State, Department of Transportation Northwestern Mutual Life Computer Network Support Creative Writing: Idaho State, Department of Health Transportation Technology: Melaleuca & Welfare Wyoming State, Department of U S.D.A" Natural Resources Education Technology: Bannock Regional Medical Center Idaho State, Department of .Idaho Statesman Transportation Conservation Service Idaho Power Correction Melaleuca Idaho State, Department of Criminal Justice:' NW Farm Credit Services Communication: Ada County Sheriff's Office Oregon State, Department of Ada County Sheriff's Office Correction Electrical Engineering: Great West Casualty Revenue Enterprise Rerit-A-Car Idaho Statesman CSHQA Idaho State, Department of IR. Simplot Company Meridian School District Hl'wlett-Packard Extended Systems Correction Oregon State; Department of Idaho Power US. Bank Great West Casualty Northwestern Mutual Life U S. Bureau of Reclamation Revenue Micron Technology Idaho Power U S. Department of the Treasury, U S. Department of the Treasury, Idaho State, Department of J.R. Simplot Company Power Engineers IRS IRS Correction Utah Sheriff's Association IR. Simplot Company Computer Science: West Valley Medical Center Idaho Statesman U S. Bureau of Reclamation Boise Cascade Corporation KTRV Fox-12 Culinary Arts: ConAgra Beef Company Electrical Lineworker: Geology: Maxim Health Care Services U S. Bureau of Heclamation Oregon State, Department of MK Nature Center/Idaho Extended Systems Idaho Power Hewlett-Packard Transportation Department of Fish & Game Drafting Technology: U S. Bureau of Reclamation Idaho Power Electronics Technology: Northwestern Mutual Life CSHQA U S.D.A., Natural Resources Idaho State, Department of CSHQA Oregon State, Department of Idaho Power Conservation Service Correction Idaho Power Revenue Power Engineers Wyoming State, Department of Idaho State, Department of Health Idaho State, Department of U S. Bureau of Reclamation IR. Simplot Company & Welfare Transportation U S. Department of the Treasury, U S. Bureau of Reclamation Correction Idaho Statesman Micron Technology IRS Geophysics: . Meialeuca Elementary Education, Early Childhood: Micron Technology U S. Bureau of Reclamation Computer Aided Manufacturing Idaho State, Department of Health Wyoming State, Department of Oregon State, Department of Bilingual/ESL: Technology: & Welfare Transportation Idaho Statesman Revenue Idaho Power IR. Simplot Company Meridian School District lit Simplot Company Earth Science: U S. Bureau of Heclamation Northwestern Mutual Life Graphic Design: Computer Engineering: MK Nature Center/Idaho Idaho Power U S. Department of the Treasury, English: Extended Systems Department of Fish & Game Idaho Statesman Hewlett-Packard IRS Enterprise Rent-A-Car Wyoming State, Department of Extended Systems Melaleuca Idaho State, Department of Health Economics: U S. Bureau of Reclamation' Transportation KTHV Fox-12 - Master's level & Welfare Idaho power Idaho Statesman NW Farm Credit Services Melaleuca Computer Service Technology: Health Information Management: Micron Technology U S. Bureau of Reclamation Bannock Regional Medical Center' IR. Simplot Company Bannock Regional Medical Center Oregon State, Department of U S. Department of the Treasury, Caldwell School District US. Bank Idaho State, Department of Health Revenue U. S. Bureau of Reclamation IRS Idaho Power Environmental Control & Welfare U S. Department of. the Treasury, St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Computer Information Systems: Idaho Statesman IRS Center Meridian School District Technology: Bannock Regional Medical Center St. Joseph's Medical Center Oregon State, Department of IR. Simplot Company Boise Cascade Corporation Education: Revenue Valley View Retirement ConAgra Beef Company Caldwell School District IR. Simplot Company Environmental Health: Community Extended Systems Idaho Power Hewlett-Packard

The Career/Job Fair, sponsored by the Boise State University Career Center, is an excellent opportunity for all levels of stu- dents to establish contacts and network with employers, discuss internship opportunities, obtain information to solidify career choices, learn about the current job market and career opportuni- ties, and discover tips on what can make them more marketable upon graduation. Graduating students or students seeking intern- POWER Engineers, Inc. is an employee-owned multi-disciplinary Engineering and ships should dress professionally and bring resumes to distribute Architectural design firm with 700+ employees. We have 10 regional offices around the to interested employers. United States including Boise,lD and our corporate headquarters in beautiful Sun Valley. IJ), Joining POWER Engineers allows you the opportunity to work with a team of top- The Career Center can assist you in your career-fair preparation rated engineers. specialists. and support personnel. POWER offers a competitive salary and follow-up. Let us know how we can help you! and benefits package. POWER En~ineers, Inc., offers a small company management style. excellent growth and experience potential. and a casual working environment. Visit Boise State University Career Center us at the Fall Career Fair 2001 on October 17. 2001 and visit our web site at 2065 University Dr. www.powereng.com for more information about POWER and a complete list of current (208) 4<26-1747 openings. E-mail: [email protected]! Web site: career.boisestate.edu An EEO/AA Employer Hours: 8:00 a.rn. to 5:00 p.m. M-F

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Bannock Regional Medical Center St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Social Work: Ada County Sheriff's Office Your Job Fair Portfolio Center Bannock Regional Medical Center St. Joseph's Medical Center Idaho State, Department of conservative so that their focus ValleyView Retirement stacks of resumes. Correction The following are some of is on you, not your clothes. Community Portfolio - Your 9"x 12" Idaho State, Department of Health the things you should bring with West Valley Medical Center leather-bound or vinyl-bound & Welfare you to the BSU Career Fair: The Major Job Fair Error Idaho State, Division of Vocational portfolio wil1 be used to store Respiratory Therapy Technician: That Nearly Every College Rehabilitation your resume and letters of rec- St. Alphonsus Regional Medical Resume - Yes, you are Maxim Health Care Services ommendation, and for taking Student Makes: Center St. Alphonsus Regional Medical required to bring one. And it They get in line! If there is St.Joseph's Medical Center notes after speaking with each better be an. outstanding one one reality of life that college ValleyView Retirement Center U. S. Bureau of Reclamation because by the end of the day it company. provides excellent training for, it Community Briefcase - The amount of Utah Sheriff's Association is often difficult for recruiters to is standing in lines. Whether it's West Valley Medical Center information you pick up at a job School Counseling: sort out the bad from the good. waiting in line at registration, fair can sometimes be rather Caldwell School District Bring at least two copies of your waiting in line outside the book- Idaho State, Division of Vocational Special Education: daunting. A briefcase gives you a Idaho State, Department of resume for each company you store for your textbooks, waiting Rehabilitation mini-office with which to oper- Correction plan to speak with. This is a in line at lunch, or just waiting in U. S. Bureau of Reclamation ate, including storage for the Idaho State, Division of Vocational good time to use colored resume line outside your professor's Semiconductor Manufacturing • numerous informational materi- Rehabilitation . paper (colored, yet conservative). office with the other three stu- als you should receive. It also If you have multiple job objec- dents who flunked the midterm, Technology: Surgical Technology: provides a much more profes- Hewlett-Packard tives, bring multiple resumes. college is very good for develop- Bannock Regional Medical Center sional look than the plastic bag Micron Technology And do not bring a cover let- ing the' "there's-a-line-let's- St. Alphonsus Regional Medical most job fair attendees walk Center ter-you are the cover letter to stand-in-it" mentality. Rather Social Science: around with, loaded with their St. Joseph's Medical Center your resume. than wasting your time standing Ada County Sheriff's Ollice information cache of the day. West Valley Medical Center Letters of Recommendation in line, move around and speak The Arc Dress - Image is crucial at a _ Make copies of your top three with other representatives. Not Maxim Health Care Services Technical Communications: job fair-even more important U. S. Department of the Treasury, letters of recommendation mul- only will this increase your Hewlett-Packard than at a normal interview since IRS tiplied by the number of compa- exposure, but it will provide you decisions are made much more Utah Sheriff's Association nies you plan to meet with. Make the opportunity to better intro- Visual Arts: quickly. First impressions wil1 U. S. Bureau of Reclamation sure all of the companies you are duce yourself to potential Sociology: make a difference! This is not the interested in get copies of your The Arc time to model the latest in cam- employers. Welding & Metals Fabrication: letters of recommendation. It Enterprise Rent-A-Car ConAgra Beef Company pus fashion. Make sure you wear U. S. Department of the Treasury, will force them to file you differ- Idaho Power a classic business suit. Keep it lRS J.R. Simplot Company ently from the rest of their Utah Sheriff's Association

Career/Job Fair Make contacts - network! Learn about employers, internships and career opportunities. Graduating students _ dress professionally and bring your resume! October 17 Over '20 representatives will be there: 9a.m.-3p.m. Health Care Facilities Government Agencies SUB Jordan Ballroom School Districts Various Local and National Businesses Sponsored by the BSU Career Center

For a complete listing of representatives look at the Web: career.boisestate.edu!careerfair.htm )

I I' > , , , , , I • ,. t > : , I • , " I , I , ,. ,\ t' I t I I \ \ I I I ' . \. . ~ , " . I' • . . . I I , , , , , , , , I I , • . I I f.' I • 6 Career fair Special Insert 2001 The Power of a SimplE Sample Student Questions to Ask Thank-You Note Career/Job Fair Representatives by Peter Vogt Mention any related experience within your organization? that you have and inquire about What are the typical career When my wife was hired for her 'first "real job" after graduat Provided by the Boise State how this would affect your from college, she was remembered and saluted by her new supe opportunities within the organi- paths for college graduates University Career Center starting in an entry-level-posi- sor for one seemingl~ small step she had taken during the m zation. viewing process: She d been the only applicant of several in tion in "... " field? For Students NOT viewed- who had sent a thank-you note after her interview. What is the outlook for growth Gradu'ating This Year in your organization? Do you What types of skills are the It seems amazing, but it's true: A simple thank-you note after a see the role of your organization most important to your organi- interview can Wield considerable power and influence, and rei What courses would you recom- zation? very favorably on your candidacy for the position. Why? Several mend I take to make me more changing? If so, how? employable with your organiza- sons: Are your employees required to Mention any related experience tion or in this field? that you have and inquire about relocate and/or travel? In sending a thank-you note, you show your interviewer c how this would affect your mon courtesy and respect. What other things can I do opportunities within the. organi- (internships, volunteering, part- What fields of study are most Unfortunately in our busy and often impolite world employable within your organi- zation. time employment, etc.) tp How frequently does your simply don't acknowledge each other's time, efforts zation? become more employable with organization require employees ~omm~tment.s. So in sending a thank-you note, you tell , your organization or in this mterviewer m no uncertam terms that you appreclatt For Graduating Students to relocate and/or travel? time he or she has given you. After all, he or she had to field? up part or all of tile day to be with you, and expend e Do you encourage/require learning more about you and what you have to offer. Does your organization offer What kinds of positions will your organization have open to employees to obtain an advanced internship opportunities? students graduating this year? degree? So few job applicants send thank-you notes that you anton cally stand out if you do. Does your organization have Are there any special qualifica- How do I obtain additional part-time positions related to It's shocking, but the majority of job applicants fail to tions required for these posi- information about your organi- my field in which I can work zation? Do you have a web site? thank-you notes after their interviews. Why? Who kn around my classes? tions besides a degree? But the bottom line is that you wind up m a positi, shine simply by putting forth the effort of sending a What opportunities are avail- How should I apply for a posi- Strange, but true. tion within your organization? able for college graduates In your organization? A thank-you I}ote give~ you !in opportunity to reiterate p What types of people do well you made dunng your interview Have you ever left an interview wishing you'd more st ly emphasized a certain skill or expenence the emj seemed to be looking for? A thank-you note gives yc chance to do just that, After using the first paragra your note to thank your interviewer, you can use a second paragraph to touch again upon the key poinl What direction will made in your interview. You can also use a similar str to "clean up" any interview rough spots you might hal _ i.e., to expand upon or clanfy responses you felt your career take? weak or shaky. A thank-you note lets you make points you forgot to rm your interview, Learn more about career opportunitie Sometimes after an interview, as you walk out to yo' xou smack yourself on the forehead and say to yo and related services by visiting your Why didn't I talk about __ ?l" Frustratmg? Yc But you can take care of the problem to some del! Career Center: your thank-you note. Again, perhaps in the second 3raph, 'you can say something to the effect of ':Aft iscussion, !~occurred to me that I forgot to tell you

A thank-you note demonstrates your written communi ~ Job listings through the web skills. - ~ On-campus interviews In receiving and reading your thank-you notes, yom viewer will see firsthand now you handle xourself or ~ Mock-interview training You'll be using similar skills every day With the con potential clients, customers, and vendors - so the ~ Job counseling viewer will be reading carefully to see how you come 111 prmt. ~ Resumeand cover letter critique Writing thank-you notes isn't terribly difficult or time-cons And it's FREE! If youa like some ideas on how to proceed, take a look at Monster.com's sample thank-xOll notes. Then, be sure to through, preferably the same day as your interview. It can much "bigger difference than you might think - perhaps e difference "between the job gomg to you or someone else. Career Center 1173 University Dr. Reprinted with permission from Monster.com 426-1747 htt :/ /career.boisestate.edu

, , , , , , " , " , , \ ' .. , I I 1 • ' le Graduate and Professional School Day Have a resume prepared for nterview Planner learn about the job market and The Boise State Career the fair if you are getting career opportunities, and dis- y: Arbiter Staff Center will sponsor the third ready to graduate or are seek- cover tips on what can make . Graduate and Professional Purchase correspondence paper stock (stationary and matching them more marketable 'upon ing an internship. School day, Tuesday, graduation. Graduating stu- nvelopes). November 13 in the Student Prepare a system to remem- J.. Keepenough paper stock on hand to print your resumes,cover let- dents or students seeking lusting Union, Jordan Ballroom, from ber who you have talked with ~ers, and other correspondence on matching stationary and internships should dress pro- lpervi' 3:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. This and what information was pr~ ~inter- fessionally and bring resumes envelopes. - event is for all students and inter- ':" Know the standards for writing cover letters, thank you letters to distribute to interested vided to you: ~nd when to phone. The library and BSU Career Center are go'od co'mmunity members interest- obtain and keep business employers. 'placesto go for help if you are uncertain. ed in advanced degrees. cards er a jot • Keep track of all career related written and verbal correspon- Representatives from national, Career/Job Fair Tips ... take handouts and other reflect dence. regional, and local schools will information provided to you ral rea- '. Identify your basic interview wardrobe: select one or two outfits be present to talk to students Use this event as a network- or suits that are considered fairly conservative for your field. about MBA programs, health- Develop a follow-up letter • Locate your local overnight or one-hour dry cleaner. ing opportunity - have a posi- r com- care programs, law school and to send if you have given your • Polish your business shoes. tive attitude and tall, positively • Always have extra, clean copies or your resume with you. many other areas of interest. resume to a representative. This will be an excellent about yourself. • Keep on me an interview folder to bring with you on interviews. Research the organizations rrId, we opportunity to find out admis- Explore all your options: rts and It should contain: a few resumes in a plastic sleeve,some reminders that will be attending: sion requirements, program speak with many different ell yoU! for yourself about your skills and your goals, and a pen and some visit the Career Center's iate the paper to make notes after the interview. qualifications . and general representatives - they are ." Bring to the interview: your interview folder,the names of people Website Ito ~iVE information about the schools career.boisestate.edu/careerjair.ht attending to provide students adeffort you are meeting and the address with directions. You may also and the graduate programs with valuable information 111 for a list of the organiza- ,r. want: a comb, tissues, breath mints. they offer, Programs attending regarding their organizations. tions coming and for links to • Know where you are going in advance. are listed on the following representatives are excel- tomati- • Leave yourself plenty of time to get there. several of the organizations' • Youwant to arrive a little bit early,not just on time andnever late. website: http://career.boois- lent resources to help in your Websites. career decision making. • Follow up with thank you letters immediately. estate.cdu/ grad-day.htm Ito send If you have any questions • Make sure you can be reached, whether by phone, fax or email. Prepare questions .ahead of ,knows? regarding this event, please sitiontc time to ask the representatives. What do you dread most about your 14% contact Alan Bakes at the The Career Center can ~ a note 7875 job search? assist you in your career-fair- votes for Career Center, 426.,.1747. Make a great first impres- 59% No, it's against my code of ethics. preparation and follow-up -let 5518 sion! e points votes for Boise State University us know how we can help you! 28% make eye contact The interview. Career/Job Fair 491,9 Wednesday, October 17, smile Boise State Career Center e strong- 26% votes for shake hands firmly 1173 UniversityDrive employer 5659 I could be talked into it. 9:00 a.m, - .3:00 p.m. remember their names votes for Student Union Jordan (208) 426-1747 l you the Getting started. grap'h 01 Ballroom E-mail: career@boises- te a briei Practice introducing your- 25% 1,678 1ate.edu oints you 5507 votes for The Career/Job Fair, spon- self: Webpage: career.boises- strategy votes for what is your major or what Multiple times. sored by the Boise State have hao Creating my resume. major(s) you are considering? tate.edu University Career Center, is an Hours: 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 felt were Total: what level you are in college 7% 17500 excellent opportunity for all 1072 _ are you just beginning, look- p.m.M-F votes levels of students to establish votes for ing for an internship or get- make in The possibility of relocating. contacts and network with ting ready to graduate? employers, discuss internship Total: Does a personal home page help a what are your interests? your car, 1S556 job search? opportunities, obtain informa- votes yourself, 59% tion to solidify career choices, You bet. Would you be willing to relocate for 5485 votes for degree in a better job? I dorit need a personal home page. Dna para- 65% It's tl.& WII ~II ~ full :After our 15612 52% wat you about votes for 2857 Yes, if the price was right. votes for Attv..~~/I~' A~· Gfutf/f oMf'/f °rr~! I don't have a personal home page 24 Hour Fitness, Inc. is the global leader in offering affordable fitness around the world with over 20% but I think I need one. unication 4475 439 clubs in the US, Asia & Europe. JOIN OUR TEAM I Your excitement is needed In multiple votes for clubs, including BOISE, Lewiston, Coeur d'Alene, Spokane, and many others In the Pacific Yes, but only for a dream job. 12% 1105 Northwest for the following positions: 'our inter- votes for • Sales Counselors • Personal Trainers . on paper. 10% No _ I have one and it doesn't help. • Group Exercise Instructors • Front Desk Receptionists company's • Kid's Club Attendants 2220 the inter- 9% As a 24 Hour Fitness FfT employee, you'll eam a competitive salary with benefits package includ- I votes for nne across , No, relocation is not an option. 868 ing free membership, medical, dental, life Insurance, vision, 401K and can advance rapidly into votes for Yes _ but it has to be specifically management positions located anywhere in our network of club iocationsl ,5% built for the job search. YOU can have an unbelievably fun career while helping others achieve their fitness goalsl Please onsuming. ! 1255 visit us at the BSU CAREER FAIR on October 17, 2001. [ at one of i votes for If unable to attend, please fax your resume to (668) 637-9207 or email: [email protected]. INo, there are plenty of good jobs 5% to follow 521 ian make a \ around here. votes for ,s even the Yes _ I have one and it gets results. t Total: \ 21562 Total: com t votes n e s s 8886 w w w 2 4 h 0 u .. \ votes 1Would you ever call in sick when ~;I you're not? . ,.,, , . I~ i . Look for these ads in Monday and Thursday issues of the Arbiter to get that weeks questions and answers.'

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