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anent h~uc 44. Volume 95 F r iday, Mar ch 9, 2001 INSIDE Andy Parker is the THIS DITIOH new ASMSU President Pat Hill Exponent Writer Andy Parker will be the new ----- :\lontana State University Bozeman student bod~ presi dent. after \\inning a very tight race on Thursday. Parker and his running mate William Perry defeated Jennifer Nydegger and John v\rishman in an • Stop the \ iolencc. election that sa\\ a rnter turnout of about ten percent. pa) attention lo kids ''Turnout was about m·erage," page 2 said Jim Schell, president pro tem pore of the student body senate. .. Even after four years, ifs surpris ing to me that we don ·t have a greater turnout. Schell said that ASl\ISC often speaks for the stu dents, and "ifs trnubling we only speak with ten percent of the stu lO\\ 11 dents' voice." "Students pay fees and then ne glect to have a say in where it goes,,. he added. "Ifs a bit ofa shock." Parker and Nydegger both ex pressed disappointment concern ing student apathy on campus during a debate on Monday in Clin. 11 P 1q 1111 c1io111 hi.1· \\'eek. Voler 111mm11 11 as poor 1rirh onf.\ 1e11 the Strand Union Building. The pe1r·t , tie candidates also discussed re- Stevenson, Hopi Johnson a1 d t. c. 1 results •my be con- Chinadle, current ASMSU Vice cent hate crimes in Montana William "BJ'' Barnette. On-cam tested with ..i " ren formal President. She said that students and the proposed SUB renova pus senate winners include Dustin statement, which must be sub should stop into the ASMSU office tion during the debate. Dll11kle, Michelle Woods, and Se mitted to the ASMSU office by to meet with their new student lead "We had two really good cancli renity Atkinson. The Greek seat Monday, Mar. 19, at 5 p.m. ers after they take office. dates," said Schell. "I hope Jen and was captured by Jami Grogan. "It was a pretty good elec "As of April 1, it's a whole .John continue their work \>\1th ASMSU Bookstore Advi- tion," said ASMSU Elections new game," said Chinadle. "I'd ASMSU. 111ey've been great." sory Board winners include Chairperson Katie Donath. "I encourage students to meet The at-large student body sen- John Amend for faculty direc wish we could get more people their new leaders. and talk to ate seats were won by Michael tor, and student directors to turn out and vote. ., them about their goals. See that Jessop, DeYney Black, Aaron Annie Glover, Tomas Delgado, "I would like to see an increase they folio\>\ through ·with their Iverson, Scott Blain, William "Jake" and Mark Herron. in voter turnout," agreed Nicole campaign promises." mb scare at Anaconda High MSU to be featured rt of nationwide pattern on 'Late Late Show' bine shooting in 1999· "copycat incidents" since l\fonday·s Carol Schmidt house audience for his show Charles Andre\\ Williams, 15. shooting. MSU News Service on Tuesday, March 13. sat quietly in court Wednesday 111eAP said that 16 students in "I'm thrilled about the dming his arraignment for mur California have been detained since show. ., said Kilborn, who omb scare at Anaconda der, after his alleged shooting Tuesday for making threats or 11SU students tra\'eling played basketball for the School on Wednesda\ is spree at Santana High School in bringing weapons to school, includ to the Los Angeles area for "Cats before graduating the package ofcopycat ~cts Santee. Calif. Two students died ing three from the California School spring break will be sitting with a degree in film and place nationwide after vet in the Monday attack, and 11 oth for the Deaf. There ha\ e been inci in the televi r high school shooting: ers were wounded, including a dents in at least u other states, audi sion . uspicious package with teacher and a securit:• guard. ranging from an attempted homi ence for "This m" and "l\larch 8" \Witten The Associated Press re cide by a 14-year-old girl in Penn t h e will be s found at the school, re- ported that Williams, whom au syh ania to a Harlingen, Texas, " Lat e "This wiil the first time I've been the first Amy Jacobs of KT\ l\1-TV thorities hm·e described as "be school "hit list" found in the pos L a t e in a room with Montana State t i m e esday night. .Jacobs re- ing angry at the world ... is being session of a high school freshman. sh 0 \\"' .. students'' and faculty since I l . " e that officials did not can held without bail. after his ar "I don't knowwhafs got into the hosted accidentally went to a class my been in s Thursda\. after enwu raignment was postponed until kid-; tlw:-.c da) s, ·· Fascc said. b' Crag freshman year." a room dents fro~1 the school ~larch. 26. His lawyers said they \Villi New Arrivals See the Great New from "I-Drives" from C!::PJ:----. Skechers i§!SKECHERS!. -- ~!s~,.!,Y.~.~.X.?~Y schnee s h wenhouse ..6 iCEHardware SUflilflflCE SHOES ' Service and Sales S ince 1879 ' 36 E . MAIN • DOWNTOWN BOZEMAN • 587-5401 galla tin valley mall • bozeman • f81-/JJ1 ASMSU Exponen Kilborn: MSU Renne Library renovation begins this mont grad hosts 'Late Carol Schmidt cies. The project is expected and look of the building by Vaniman, university plan MSU News Service to be completed in 18 the time the students return with MSU Facilities Servic Late Show' months. to school in th e fall," ac th e current atrium area Library officials h ave cording to Jim Whaley, chief the main floor will be tra co111inuedfro111 page I Work on a $8.25 million been lobbying several years of design and construction formed into a contempor wit, said he sharpened renovation and maintenance for the project, which they for the Architecture and En reading lounge, with a cof his hosting skills while project for Renne Library, say is sorely needed to up gineering section of the bar and display area for s attending MSU in the one of the most utilized date a facility built for half state's Department of Ad dent art. early 'So's. After gradu buildings on campus of Mon the number of students MSU ministration. "It'll be more a of a Bar ating, he worked as a tana State university, will has today. The Entrance "Basically, it will be a con and Noble atmospher broadcaster and was begin by the end of the portion of the Renne Library struction zone for the next Vaniman said. '"A nice pl eventually hired as a month, university officials was built in 1948. school year. There is going to sit and read and study. popular anchor for ESPN said this Wednesday. The 1999 Montana Legisla to be inconvenience and A similar transformat and, later, as the host of The long-anticipated ture approved $7-5 million for noise. We look forward to will occur on the curr "The Daily Show,: an ir project was given the green the multi-phased project that students' tolerance and will third floor of the atru· reverent look at the news light this week with the has been supplemented by ad try to accommodate them to which will be infilled. on the Comedy Channel. award of the remodeling con ditional funds for life safety the extent we can in order to area has an existing skyli CBS later hired Kilborn, tract to Edsall Construction improvement and energy con make this project go." which will be located ov saying that the "Late Late of Bozeman. Plans call for a servation measures, as well as The most obvious changes new student reading Show," would be "a per large-scale renovation and private donations for con for students will be a 15 per studying lounge. fect fit for bis sly humor." modernization project, as struction and furnishings. cent increase in student seat The third floor of A gold and blue Bobcat well as improvement of de "There will be a signifi ing capacity. older building, which has jersey hangs on the wall of ferred maintenance deficien- cant difference in the feel According to Cecelia sec Librar) page 12 the uLate Late Show," and there is a reference to MSU "Freedom of speech is of little use unless on the show's Web site. people have the freedom to hear... .. At college, (Kilborn) pledged to lead the Mon -\/111011 Cerf tana State University Bob Se11101 \'he Pr,•stdent, MCI Worldcom cats basketball team to the NCAA Sweet Sixteen. Al though the team tmished fourth in the Big Slq Con ference, Kilborn did lead the league in turno\ers, despite limited playing time resulting from a nag ging groin pull." "It's going to be a phe nomenal show," said Mitch Graham, CBS pub licist for the "Late Late Show," when asked if the subject of Montana might come up in the show. "Craig's very excited about doing it." So far, guests on the March 13 show are slated to be the seventh castaway from the hit CBS show Corona SPring Flin "Survivor," Academy Award nominee Marcia at Brid2er Bowl Gay Harden and a musical performance by the blue grass band, North Missis sippiAllstars. Thissold-out show will air at u:30 p.m. Mountan Standard on CBS. Ur:,\C ~"oca sr Saturday March 1O - Giant Slalom All Ages - Skiers and Snowboarders $5 Entry Fee Sunday March 11 - 1I4 Pi Pe Jam Sessi All Ages - Skiers and Snowboarders $5 Entry Fee Run courses whenever and how often you like ~p ~~ between 10:30-2:30 /I Competitors eligible to win Door Prizes Bron ken ·s Disfrib & Corona Bee March 9, 2001 Feature_____ s onte Dolack original on isplay in Bozeman next week Proctor. is to "show what once "I did some sketching of the become the ecosystem it once Dolack's painting contains , Hill was and what could be again" in prairie dogs there," said Do lack. was, and that species like the bi creatures ranging from the onent Writer the Great Plains. The Conserva "They're oft-maligned animals son and the prairie dog helped black-footed ferret, one of the tion Predator Alliance works in used for target practice too of to bring it about. most endangered species in teno\\ ned i\lontana artist the ~orthern Rockies and the ten today." 'The prairie dog will dig a North America, to bison, birds of 1te Dolack ''ill premiere his Great Plains to restore and pro Do lack described the prairie hole that can reach 14-feet prey, snakes and frogs. Square ting ''Restoring our Prairie tect endangered Butte. a Great Falls landmark -slands'' on Frida;.. l\larch species in these and favorite backdrop of Mon n the lobb) of Bozeman's ecosystems. tana artist Charlie Russell, is er Hotel. "Kot enough present. as well as hints of what )olack. selected by the people focus on man has done and is doing in the sou/km as one of the 100 the Great Great Plains. t influential :\lontannns of Plains." Proctor "There are arro\\ heads, ~oth Centun -;aid. "We hope rifle shells and old barbed wire b) the Pr b)· sending these in the picture ... said Dolack. Alliance ~ posters all "There's ajet in the sk"}. It re around the ally is like a big landscape. It country we can took a long time to complete ... help to show the Proctor said that the poster tforthepam importance of is part of a "very basic effort·· ic's interest m the p ·r. the Great to inform citizens about resto Monte does a' Cl} go< job... Plains." ration efforts on public lands. Proctor. "Ifs \\Onde Lil we Dolack, who "We hope this will educate im ... Do lack gre\\ up in the has been a pro the public about the impor e area where the pa '1 ng is fessional artist tance of the Great Plains, then m, near Great Falls :\1ont., since 1974, said and now,·· he said. 1his familiant:y with th land he did initial "I hope it will work in terms 'dent in his \\Ork. sketching for the of engaging people," said This work 1s a little n c re ex- "Prairie Grass I m 1gc> rnurtcsy of Monte Dolack Dolack. 1 used to •)ing, " lands" poster at Montana artisl Monll Oulmk 11 ill \f'e "Beyond Therapy" Pink Floyd Laser Show teaming mis fires "Therapy,'' written by Christopher Durang, is Come take a trip with the Museum of the with the extremely sensitive a dysfunctional comedy revolving around the Rockies as the Planetarium presents a Cole Hooper kidnapper. lives of Mark and Prudence, who share a battle psychedelic journey through the music of Exponent Writer In fact, it feels as though Sam's with neurosis and wacko therapists. Pink Floyd, with a laser light show and story is artificially padded-out for Emerson Cultural Center special effects on the Planetarium dome It sounds like asw-e-fire com the simple reason that Julia Rob Fri., March 9, and Sat., March 10, at 8 p.m. theatre. The music will include songs from bination for box-office success erts has been cast in the role. She Dark Side of the Moon, The Wall, Meddle. add the star power of Brad Pitt has no dramatic function for most Dexter Grove Obscured by Clouds and many others. and Julia Roberts with a little of the story, and Roberts really Dexter Grove is a duo that consists ofguitarist Museum of the Rockies Planetarium heated romance and break-neck strains to make something, any violence. But the much-hyped thing, happen. Her chemistry is Charley Orlando and percussionist Steve Fri., March 9, and Sat., March 10, at 8, 9 teaming of Pitt and Roberts turns decent with Gandolfini, but they Drizos, who have developed into a tight outfit and 10 p.m. out to be not much of a teaming sometimes look like acting stu with their energetic, folk-based, jam-oriented - the two mega-stars are kept apart dents trying to create an interest music. They may be the biggest-sounding little Where in the World is Carmen formostoftherunningtimeof'The ing improv out of a poorly-con band out there. Their live shows are laced with Sandiego? Mexican." 111is would probably be ceived sketch. psychedelic space harmonies and warped-out Carmen Saodiego bas stolen the rings of a fatal nliscalculation, even if the And her chemistry with Brad jam interludes. Saturn! It's up to the audience to track Pitt? Who can say? They're only on rest ofthe movie wasn't deadly dull. The Zebra down Carmen across the solar system and But it is, and it's endless. screen together for a few minutes. Fri., March 9, at 9 p.m. return them to their right place. The Pitt is a loser with the loserish The main love story in the movie program features video appearances by name Jerry Welbach. Jerry's in actually takes place a centw-y ago, trouble with the mob and can ex in the Mexican town where the gun International Women's Day Benefit Tony Award winner Lynne Thigpen in her tricate himself only by rolling down was crafted. We keep coming back A cast of renowned authors and superb per original role as "The Chief," Academy to Mexico and retrieving an or to this story with deadening regu formers is gathering at the Blue Slipper Theatre Award winner Rita Moreno as the voice of nate, antique gun. His girlfriend larity, and it's difficult to tell to delight you with readings, scene, monologues, Carmen, and the singing group Rockapella Sam (Roberts) is none too happy whether director Gore Verbinski songs, poems and protests that celebrate women. from the original series. about this and declares the rela is putting it out there with a New York Times Bestseller author Maryanne Sat., March 10, and Sun., March 11 , at tionship finito. straight face. Vallers, actress Margot Kidder (Lois Lane from 10 a.m. and 1 p.m. However, she is kidnapped by "The Mexican" has its mo "Superman") and other acclaimed women will a hit man (James Gandolfini), an ments, especially when Roberts perform. The evening will benefit the Livingston event that is connected to the find and Pitt are actually on screen to ing of the gun. At least Jerry's ad gether. But sitting through the Women's Shelter. The Shelter services a tri ventw-es in Me.xico have a kind of pointless plot turns and poor film county radius with direct crisis intervention. conventional suspense about them making may be a bit arduous just Blue Slipper Theatre (Livingston) (he finds the gun; he loses the gun; to see the good parts. If you have Fri., March 9, at 8 p.m. he stumbles i~to complications). seen everything else that is cur But nothing happens in Sam's part rently out, and don't mind spend ofthe movie, sa\'e for repetitive dis ing the S7, then by all means cussions about relationship issues check it out. The Procrastinator Theatre Thursday late Show 95C Do it Later, with triuia prizes The Regular ftdmission: $2 LlnflELD 125 Procrastinator! Call 994-3312 for show updates No Spring Break Show~. March 9, 2001 Sports 7 rsu junior aron Rich 'Cats fall to NAU 65-62 ils past an capped a 15-5 NAU run, and tied Eastern Patrick Schmiedt aslungton the game at 55-55. Sports Editor After a Lazosky free throw, , nderfora The Montana State Bobcats NAU's Casey Grundman scored btg slam had their chances, but they just an old-fashioned three point artier tlus couldn't stop Northern Arizona be play to give the Lumberjacks a hind the arc in the second half. 58-56 lead. MSU never regained A 15-5 second half run put the lead. • pomts 111 the Lumberjacks up 58-56, with With the score 63-62, NAU's he second 3:26 to go. MSU's last chance a the 'Cats Adam Lopez hit a clutch shot in the came on the final possession, lost to lane with 17secondsleftin the game but Justin Brown's three from to put the 'Jacks up three. MSU's Northern the corner clanked off the iron, .i::.ona last final chance was put in Brown's and Montana State fell 65-62 hands, but his three point attempt 11/lf, 65-62. in the first round of the Big didn't go down. NAU secured the Sky Conference tournament in rebound and the win. Los Angeles. Brown led the 'Cats in scoring The game started slow, with with 13 points. Aaron Rich scored neither team taking a strong offen nine points, all in the second half, sive stand. A Brown three tied the and Kenny Plummer also chipped game at 14-14 with 8:20 remain in nine. ing in the first half. This started a Schwab ended up with 18 points .,.-o. 1~ l'l, with oints on 6 for 12 three-point shooting. coming of he han1 )f Bro .. McDade added 17 and 13 re With tl score B 17 :hree bounds for NAU, and Grundman from MS s J a s. n E "son notched ten. keyed anotl r 7-0 LI 1 ------CASINO •Alpha Numeric • E-Mail Paging Instant •Voice Mail Cash Loans 1.. 1f) (J f) ll • Voice Memory 1 Paging • In-House S'l f)lll~ Service OPEN EVERY DAY Sam - 2am 240 1 W Main • Bozeman 582-1386 The Exponent is hiring two design employees for the 2001 Fall semester. One graphic designer and one for web page managing. If you are interested please stop by The Exponent to fill out an application. Or you can call 994-2206 to get more info. \.SMSU Exponent SU track and field teatn off and running Kennedy numerous jumping contests. with the Lady Bobcats finish 4oom, and 1600 relay. Sports Information Direc ing 3 and o and placing first at The MSU outdoor track onent Writer tor Bill Lamberty, says, "Sh the Big Sky Indoor Champion and field season kicks off in earns SU track and field en annon bas a heck of a chance ship, while the men's team bad Boise, Idaho on March 3i. . asts will be delighted to being in the top eight and be a record of 1 and 2 in the con The first home competition will award ., that junior pole- coming an All American." ference and placed a respect be on April 21 with the season Special to the Exponent er Shannon Agee, from Shannon and her coach Tom able fifth at the Big Sky Indoor winding down by the middle of 1na, ranked 121h in the Eitel left for the meet Thurs Championship. June after the Big Sky and the Montana State track and ~try, will be participating day morning and will be Lacy Hinzpeter, a junior NCAA Championships. The field coach Dale Kennedy bas 'E NCAA division I indoor looking to knock off the na from Minuet, No. Dak., stood team consists of 72 members, been named tlie Mountain npionship in Fayetteville tional leader from Georgia out at the championship by 36 women and 36 men. Region Women's Track this weekend. who has a pole vault best of setting a conference record Coach Dale Kennedy says, and Field Coach of the ver 100 schools will at 14ft. sin. for points by a single indi "This year's outdoor season we Year by the U.S. Track this year's meet. Events The indoor track and field vidual. She participated in should be real strong and that Coaches Association. e from short sprints to season which stretches from the long jump as well as run th e men's team is looking to Kennedy was named Big iistance runs, relays, and January through March ended ning in the 55m, 2oom, finish even better than fifth." Sky Coach ofthe Year earlier in the week. He is now in the running for national coach Jarianne Magnus garners All-Atnerica honors of the year honors, which in a time of 15:59-4. Also competing for the Bob the Bobcats do not factor in a was held on Thursday "It was a great race," said cats in the classic event was fresh men's team score. night at Fayetteville, Ark., ontana State University MSU Nordic Coach Greg man Maria Kalnaes, who finished Denver leads after the first at the NCAA Indoor an Marianne Magnus fin Johnson. "It ------24th overall in day oftl1e NCAA Championships Championships. Results fifth overall in the women's was very close 'l. time of with 201 points, while Northern ofhow Kennedy did at na ·1ometer cl" sic r ... c , l the with only sLx 17.24.3. M 185 145, tionals were unavailable 1 NCAA Ski ig C'h&m .on seconds sepa "\Ve had Dartmou 128 lor d 122, at press time. hosted by l\ iddlebuI) Col rating the No. two to three fe<>t l, N Mex 112, ednesday morning 2-5 finishers. It feels awesome get our of snow dump Alas 1-Anch rage gnus, a nativ of Oslo ror Marianne first'' All-America pert filer on on Middlebun try MSU, Will- ompleted the course n a Ovtagnus) was the nordic side." rom th b1 v shire 38, f 16:32.3. By \1rtue c her right in the s t r m mks 37 'ld Michi n finish, Magnus ea ned thick of things Johns n c; _ud. round out the top erica status. Her fin his and really -Gr ~ Johr:c; 'Hov.e\ r the 1 em ~ghest for a Bobcat the gained time in MSU No he Co, er race \\ nt off The alpme giant slalom race A Champion<>hip eet the last two ki- under excellent \\cs held or. Thursday. It fea the program was resur lometers, espe------condil:!ons." tured \lo ana State junior d in 1994. Katj ma ciallyonthelastup-hill.Itfeelsawe- A. team Montana States t<> Suzan Dul ho has qualified for sova of the Univers of some to get our first All-America in 11t ldce WIth 51 p in ts, v.hich hu thud msecutive NCAA a captured the class itle performeron thenordicside." is a 1 finish considenng that C'hamp1 n ps r----- sk vou what vou learned his vear ... ------., Tell them vou learned how to flv at. .. · jiffy lube'lilllllJll OFF Yellowstone Jetcenter Signature Service 490 Gallatin Field Rd. •J Oil Change Belgrade. Montana 59714 Call 388-4152 for information on flight school packages. Get Ready For Spring! 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Tentative itinerary Beginning Drawing for contact Tara Campbell at includes Zion, Bryce Canyon. Weigh-ms at the new tudent Women: 585-0652 Arches and Canyonland national Submit you weight room start at 12 p.m. and parks. There 1s a co t for trans end ar 6 p.m. on March 19. There portation, group equipment, and Vranna Sue 1s going to hold a Upcoming Eve) will be we1gh1 classes of l'.!6. March campground and park entrance cla s designed to teach women 134, 142, 150. 158. 167. WOW meering: fees. Participation is limited. how to draw the human body in 177, 190 and hea\y-weight. Contact ASMSU Outdoor six easy steps. The class will TODAY by Wrestling begms at 6 p.m .. March WOW is a women's social group Recreation at 994-3621 for include a pec1al overnight to 19, in the upstairs indoor tennis for foreign residents. They meet additional information. dropping it b mat room at the PEC complex. Mountain Sky Guest Ranch m This is a one night event. each Wednesda at 9:00 a.m .. m Paradise Valley on April 11 . Jom SUB 305, FREE! Julia Marun IOI A. For more March 19 Vranna Sue for this very special mforma11on contact Charil) Tony Corbell: spnng outing! Class size is March Flowers at 582-9718. limned to 10 \\Omen, and will be Baby Bobcars: Ha selblad and MTA present held March 22, 29, and Apnl 5 at March 10 - 18 Toni Corbell. well-known Beall Park Art Center and the (Attn: Upco A Family & Graduate Housmg Canyon Counrry Camping: photographer and director of overnight Apnl 11-12. There i a play/ac11vi1y group for kids ages education who will answer fee m add1uon to food cost . For Events) 0-5 and their FGH parents. They EnJO) some fun m the sun dunng questions for the university more mformauon or registration meet each Tuesda) and Friday. ~pnng break - JOm ASMSU Outdoor Recreation on a camping community in SUB room 275. call 586-3238. 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STATE DOB s CllY STATE ZIP "toE) HOME PHONE E-MAIL ADDRESS CARD (OptiatU11) Ml IASTNAME STATE DOB ;.a to lnclividual"e spoaec. domeflic ~er or any immediate ~ I ""an of age or older and living ln the ..me bouMbolcL I 1 APlm. s. 2001 Qaallfying Organization! 12399 I ~------~ 12 March9, 2001 ASMSU Exponen MONTANA STATE UNIVERSITY POLICE DEPARTMENT Library: Changes SUMMARYOFPOLICEACTIVITY are coming• February 26, 2001 to March 4, 2001 co11ti1111ed from page./ 02-26-01 0840 Privacy in communications, Strand Union. been available to students and atruim, and a new stairwell 02-26-01 1155 Driving with suspended driver's license, South Sth Street. has been used for storage, will at the north end of the older One subject cited and released. be remodeled into five sepa portion of the library. 02-26-01 2322 Theft of back-pack, Renne Library. rate group-study seminar The majority of the fund rooms and a student reading ing for the project will be 02-27-01 1916 Vehicle accident, Gatton Lot. area. There have been about used to bring the building up 02-28-01 1657 Suspicious activity, Strand Union. $220,000 in private dona to code and to address life 03-01-01 1748 Suspicious activity, Strand Union. tions for the project. safety issues, Vaniman said. 03-01-01 0039 Criminal mischief, Sout.li Hedges Lot. A donation from Friends Among those improvements 03-02-01 0900 Sexual abuse, campus. Case is under investigation. of the MSU Library will fur is enhancement of fire nish the recoYered area, alarms and a sprinkler sys 03-03-01 0141 Minor in possession of alcohol, North Hedges. Two which will be used to reno tem, installation of energy subjects referred to a student conduct board. ya te the reference area, efficient lighting, asbestos 03-03-01 0144 Medical assist, Roskie Hall. which is part of a later phase. removal, and fulfillment of 03-03-01 0214 Medical assist, North Hedges. Subject transported to "We will create a quality ADA requirements. hospital. study space for future gen The project was designed erations of MSU students, by CTA Architects of Bill 03-30-01 0351 Minor in possession of alcohol, South Fieldhouse Lot. said Patricia Denison, direc ings. and many of the archi Subject referred to a student conduct board. tor of development for the tects and engineers that 03-03-01 0844 Theft of motorcycle, North Fieldhouse Lot. MSU Libraries. worked on the plans are 03-03-01 1924 Medical assist, Fieldhouse. Other segments of the graduates of MSU. Architec 03-03-01 2351 Disorderly conduct, Quads. Subject advised to leave. first phase will include tural drawings of the re completion of the records model will be available at 03-04-01 0049 Hit and run accident, Roskie Lot. storage area, an infill of the the library. If 1 ou "urk hard hut 1 ou don't earn a high inrnmc, How do y:ou ) ou might c1ualil~1 tor thi, important tax brt.'Jk. 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