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By Mark Norris Tuesday morning with other administrators at buildings. Editor in Chief to discuss the incident and its ramifications The guidelines say if a person perceives [email protected] for the SMU community. a threat of violence to dial 911immediately At SMU, in the event of such an incident, or call SMU police at (214) 768-3333. It adds SMU officials say tHey are prepared if an the building managers would be responsible that evacuation alarms should not be incident like the one at Virginia Tech hap- for either locking down their buildings or sounded. pens here. As recently as December 2006 taking other measures necessary to keep its It says to close, lock and barricade doors TODAY an active shooter scenario exercise was occupants safe according to Arning. They to reduce the potential risk of a violent per­ High 69, Low 54 held according to Lee Arning, the director could also pass along information through son reaching the area where people are. The TOMORROW of emergency preparedness and business a network of people within each building. guidelines say the best way to secure oneself High 74, Low 52 continuity. The next wave of communication is by not moving around, crouching down But the shootings at the Blacksburg, Va., would come electronically: via e-mail, the and either getting out of sight or getting campus have changed things. official university Web site'and phone tree low on the floor. It says to remain silent be­ "Today's event has rewritten the rule- messages. Any messages could also be an­ cause studies have shown that shooters will WHAT'S INSIDE book," Arning said in an interview Monday nounced on an intercom system; however, fire at things that move or make sounds. evening. there is not a central intercom system and The guidelines also say to be prepared to THE MIX A gunman killed 32 people at Virginia not every building on campus has one to remain in a lockdown state for an extended Tech in the deadliest shooting rampage begin with. period of time. in United States history. The victims were One thing that will riot happen, Arning It will be safe to leave only when police A student encounter with the massacred in two attacks two hours apart on said, is police officers driving around the on the scene gives an "all clear" message. ' Discovery Institute. Page 2. opposite sides of the school's campus, with campus notifying people over speakers or "Your safety is dependent on compli­ BSBBS' jul- Tech's police force unable to warn anyone bullhorns. He said that would make the ance that may be uncomfortable for a little SPORTS before' the carnage ensued. It ended with police cars and officers targets.. while," Arning said. Photo by Christina Parrish, The Daily Campus the gunman committing suicide - making SMU has emergency "Lockdown/Take Some Virginia Tech students told media Men's tennis upsets Rice. A group of SMU students hold an impromptu prayer circle at the the final death toll 33. Cover" guidelines that Arning said he dis­ Flagpole on Monday in response to the shootings at Virginia Tech. Page 3. Arning said he would attend a meeting cusses during the annual campus fire drills SEE "SMU'S" ON PAGE 6 OPINION

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ENTERTAINMENT i is a com­ Hargrave said she missed out on %}ot of family activities be­ K-OS drops different, but promise that recognizes everyone's concerns, cause she was at school and wants to give her family a chance accessible, . Page 5. Tradition gone for move "Parents, staff and faculty all helped you to get here," Bowen to come and see what she was had been doing and make them* to McFarlin Auditorium said. "This is a way to balance needs so that everyone could proud. participate." . ; An overflow of McFarlin would most likely be solved byeopjfe.''f There will be a university-wide "Significance of graduating at the building Wj|ere many spend to make reservatibhs as they were waiting to decide until they Many students who attended the meeting In an attempt t prayer service for the victims of ;.the majority of their college careers learning, rehearsing and knew the moye was final. They also said that thereislimited seat­ convince the dean to move the ceremony bade to its ttaditior the Virginia Tech shootings at 1:15 creating. ing at McFarlin Auditorium. Rough, esti mates would allow each location were frustrated that the decision to move the ceremoi p.m. today at the Flagpole. Bowen prefaced the discussion by expressing his sympathy graduating student tickets for five people. This math, however, is was made so abruptly, giving them few opportunities to expre ptnd understanding for student concerns.. contingent upon all students actually attending the ceremony, there concerns, and even less of a chance to haveaneffect < "Both my high school and college graduation were outside and ticket amounts may vary depending on how many people the decision. |ted they were great," Bowen said. "So my preference is to do it end up needing five tickets. • Kress plans to rally students and continue pushing for the! jtside." " The big issue is my family." senior Jessica Hargrave said. ceremony to be moved back outside. the dean said that students didn't have to convince Mm that "They won't be able to see me graduate. I have a very large fam­ "I thought the meeting was ineffective," Kress said. "It's sadi i outside location was mcer, but that there were other things ily, and I'm the third person to graduate from a university, so it's when the administration says there's going to be an open con­ j consider, such has health, safety and sight lines, a very big deal.'' versation but doesn't actually try to use our suggestions." *' " ttiriir-.-, ....

TOP STORIES TODAY Photo by Nick McCarthy, The Dally Campus Relay for Life was moved indoors to this year because it was worried about participants arriving home the Biggers Gym By A. Neely Eisenstein on Friday night safely after,North Texas was hit with thunderstorms. Managing Editor due to dangerous [email protected] Before the event began $92,000 had already been raised and by weather in the the end of the night SMU raised $120,000 according to the Panhel- Dallas area. The Relay For Life Was moved off The Boulevard on Friday due to lenic Press News Letter. event was cut inclement weather complications - but it only got more compli­ Last year, Relay For Life raised nearly $130,000. short, lasting . cated after that. ' "It was nice to see the campus united in something for the only three hours . Organizers frenetically tried to locate a place to host the biggest better good," said Rachel Carey, a first-year member of Alpha Chi instead of the typical 12. fundraiser held on campus, but ran into problems. University of­ Omega. ficials denied a request to hold the walk inside the old Mrs. Bairds The Alpha Chis entered two teams totaling 21 women. factory located across from SMU on Mockingbird Lane. Any team that entered had raise $100 per member to walk. MM The event wound up in the Biggers Gym of Highland Park Approximately 300 people participated said Katye Dunn, a United Methodist Church. sophomore at SMU. SUDAN AGREES TO Event organizers for the SMU Relay did not return calls Monday During Relay for Life, one member of each team must be up and ALLOW FIRST U N. J night for comment. walking the entire time. :| PEACEKEEPERS IN The fundraiser lasted from 6-9:30 p.m. Usually the relay lasts A total of 74 teams participated in this year's fundraiser. • for a full 12 hours, but the American Cancer Society cut it short •i

UNITED NATIONS (AP) - Sudan agreed Monday to let 3,000 U.N. peacekeepers deploy in Darfur with attack helicopters, opening the door A fun-filled day at Moody to the first significant U.N. force to help beleaguered African Union soldiers who have been unable to ;halt the region's four-year war. By Carey Elizabeth White of the regions of Turkey. Majestic music BUSH, Contributing Writer animated the video as it scanned through DEMOCRATS [email protected] scenes of the countryside, mountainside IN STALEMATE and highlights of the Turkish culture. OVER IR AQ Students and faculty attended the After everyone enjoyed the meal, the annual Turkish Food Festival yesterday folk dance began. Mary Kocattirk returned WASHINGTON (AP) - President afternoon.. The traditional Turkish food, for her ninth year dancing at SMU for the Bush on Monday pushed fos .» war- culture and folk dance gave the Hughes- festival to perform traditional folk dances! funding bill that isn't tied to pulling Trigg Ballroom an upbeat feeling when the for the audience. Kocatiirk dressed in f U.S. troops out of Iraq. The Senate's Turkish Student Association sponsored its traditional brightly colored outfit with Democratic leader. Harrv Reid of annual event. coin-like decorations. I • < Nevada, said Bush must choosc They served an array of tasty foods The other two male dancers dressed ilit between holding to "discredited promoting Padi's Mediterranean Grill lo­ black with a colorful stripped cloth be|; policies" in Iraq or working with cated on Knox Street. The healthy entrees and hat. The first dance called the Harve$ lawmakers on a new course. consisted of grilled Mediterranean chicken, Dance originated in the Idioma Regiort baked potatoes, rice and pitas. While every­ of Turkey. It represented the solidarity one ate, a movie played on a projector and between the men and women working Photo by Jonathan Dobin, The Dally Campus scrolled .'"Turkey Welcomes You" across the RECYCLE ME The Mavs ManiAACs performed at the Celebrity Slam Jam in Moody Coliseum Saturday. Read more on page 3. screen; It showed the beautiful scenic views SEE "STUDENTS" ON PAGE $ -TT • 7 -rZ-Z'T-r ,

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TODAY By Adam HoJ Contributing1 Prayer service for Virginia ahollowa@sm\ MARCH29 Tech ! 1:15 p.m. 4:35 a.m.: Possession of Although collegl Flagpole seasons is over, hoopq Fictitious License or ID: A Considering the way in which the is true, why are there so many unintel­ dealt with differentiating atheists from we received that night, because after chance to see another j student will be referred to the Discovery Institute describes its mission ligent "designs" present; we entered Christians, where he seemed to use the that, my friend Mahmud and I began Chaplin Finnin speaks on Moody Coliseum last i judicial Officer for having a in all of its articles and speeches, one McFarlin Auditorium. word atheist as a synonym for "Darwin­ receiving hate text messages, telling us environmental ethics likely players. The Here counterfeit ID. Closed. would think that it really does support We began handing but fliers and ist" or "evolutionist" to "shove youi sign up your ass" and to. 2 p.m. teamed up with the D^ some sort of science, some sort of new- were receiving mixed reviews - until a At this point, we were fed up with "shut the f*** up." All very Christian McCord Auditorium 1:22 p.m.: Theft - Class B age way to learn about the world and tall, lanky, and toothy man jittered his the sheet lack of science being dis­ indeed. ' Foundation to put on ($450-499): 3035 Dyer Street. that all it really wants to do is simply way over to us and demanded to know cussed. (Remember, ID theorists claim The night was wrapped up when, TOMORROW Dallas All-Star Celebrit A 24 hour reserved sign was make our education more complete who was handing out these fliers. We all to support a science, not a religion.) So somehow, one of our flyers made it charity. The sold-out ev stolen. Open. the skills of 17 celebritiel However, when one actually attends took responsibility, and he began rip­ we held up our signs. They bore ques­ to the front of the stage, where the President Turner's leadership the "conferences," or as I like to call ping the flyers out of our hands, saying game of basketball helq tions such as, "Why do we have wisdom journalist asked the other men on summit 3:19 p.m.: Burglary of them, "indoctrination seminars," its that we could not distribute anything Among the celebr teeth if they do not fit our jaws?" and stage about the quote regarding the 5 p.m. Habitation: 3108 University true face is shown. of the sort. I told him we paid to go to "Why did it take 20 species of elephant institute's true purpose (see first quote Hughes-Trigg Forum dance were R&B artistl Boulevard. A student's watch Five of my brave friends and 1 decid­ school here and that we were students to go extinct to get two species that mentioned above) being that it wants "Superman Returns" was stolen. The offense ed to take an informed and conscious who could walk anywhere on our cam­ survived?" and "Why do the ribosomes to replace modern science with "a sci­ SMU Student Film Festival Routh, Donald Faisor| occurred between 03/27/07 stand against the Discovery Institute on pus, and that it just so happened that (protein synthesizing machinery) in ence consonant with Christian and Magnolia Theatre fame, former MTV at 7 p,rn. and 03/28/07 at 11:30 Friday. We decided to silently protest we walked into McFarlin, and it also our mitochondria rrjatch those of bac­ theistie convictions." Joel McHale of "The SoJ a..m.. Open. the "debate," which was called "Darwin just so happened that we had fliers to teria?" to name a few. To my shock, one of the men on THURSDAY Mavericks owner Mark ( vs. Design," though they failed to have distribute. Well, after holding up these signs for stage said, "Yes that's true, and I don't lebrities were split into MARCH 30 anyone representing the Darwinian He didn't take too kindly to that, a while, the men on stage noticed and see anything scandalous about that." Meadows Jazz Orchestra final donned Mavs jerseys, e| viewpoint, by disseminating facts and and in two minutes' time, we had two decided to answer one of them. They Nothing scandalous about trying concert of the semester road jerseys or the far 12:21 a.m.: Consumption of information regarding the institute. police officers who all of a sudden had chose the last one, regarding ribosomes. to replace science with Christianity? 8 p.m. designed green versioil I did some research and typed up a real job to do watching us instead of Immediately, the only person on stage Nothing scandalous about the fact that Alcohol by a Minor: Perkins Caruth Auditorium on which team they plj Hall. A student will be referred a flier that consisted of nothing more sleeping the night away in the back. I'm with any knowledge of biology, Mi­ religion keeps being brought up during One of the highligl: than quotes from the institute's own sure if we had been distributing thank- chael Behe, took up the question. what is supposed to be a scientific con­ to the judicial Officer for SMU Student Film Festival rival of the entire Mav policy paper, known as the Wedge you notes expressing our gratitudeior His answer was that ID theory does ference? Clearly, the institute's diction­ underage drinking. Closed. Magnolia Theatre " Document. The following are the most the institute coming to our campus, he not allow for explanations regarding ary must define the word "scandalous" profound quotes, which we distributed, would've given us a warmer reception. interspecies commonalities such as differently from the dictionaries we 11:19 a.m.: Harassment: Virginia FRIDAY Hall. A student received an found in this document: Then a hall manager spoke to us those implied in the question. own, because it sure appears to be pretty Men's obscene phone call. Open. - "Design theory promises to reverse about being respectful to those who In short, his answer was that he scandalous. And that sums up the night Dallas Mayor Laura Miller and is the stifling dominance of the material­ paid to use the auditorium. I replied couldn't explain it with ID theory. in question, after it ended with us being Byjana Wal 11:28 a.m.: Terroristic Threat: istic worldview, and to replace it with a that the next time I want to buy some But then he went on, describing escorted out by the police. mayoral candidates Associate Sports! McElvaney Hall. A student science consonant with Christian and personal freedoms, such as freedom of how a Creator may have given humans My friends, if you care anything 2:45-5:45 p.m. [email protected] reported someone called and theistie convictions." speech and freedom to protest, I would similar ribosomes for no good reason. at all about this matter, then I would Smith Auditorium threatened him. Open. - Under "Governing Goals:" "To re­ just rent out McFarlin and start making His logic was that when one sees a car urge you to research it yourselves, as In its biggest upset of I place materialistic explanations with up rules. with a radio, one can ask how that radio we did, and see who is giving you the SATURDAY No. 61 SMU men's tennig theistie understanding that nature and Anyway, the event got underway got there and there are many explana­ information. The Discovery Institute No. 27 Rice, 4-3, in Hou human beings are created by God." and the six of us felt as though we tions. has an agenda, and it is a very serious BYX Island Party volleyball The win advances thel - Under "Twenty Year Goals:" "To see were in church. The first speaker was One such explanation was provided one. If it has its way, then in 20 years, it tournament 15-8 overall, 1-1 in confeif design theory permeate our religious, a journalist (who happened to be oh- by Behe, and it was so Very realistic: He will "permeate our religious, cultural, 11 a,m. extends their streak to el cultural, moral, and political life." so-qualified on the topic at hand) who said the radio could've fallen from moral, and political life." Dedman sand volleyball court Owls, who are in ConfeJ One look at these quotes indicates told us that he used to be an atheist (I an apartment and landed in the car, Be warned, George Orwell, be 13-9 after the loss. the true goals behind the Institute's think he meant "a theist," judging from suggesting that a Creator could have warned. * Rockin' for the Cause - Due to rain, the mat<| little conference. his fervor) because of biology class. But simply thrown ribosomes all over the Gamma Phi Beta philanthropy indoors and began with They are not teaching science, but then when He started trying to under­ place, and they just landed in humans Francis Goldshmid: junior, Biology music festival tying 3-3, the match mol instead are preaching religion as sci­ stand science (which happens so often by chance. Very likely, indeed. B.S., Chemistry B.A. 4-7 p.m. bles where SMU clinch^ ence. Now, none of us has any problems in the halls of journalism school), he Over the course of the event, two of Nicolas Sanchez: Junior, Biology B.S., Lawn in front of Dallas Hall with wins at No. 1 and N| with Creationism or Intelligent Design, realized that science had come to its my friends decided tostand up slightly Italian minor • No. 72 Alex Skrypko ll •i •* *u •„ so long as it is understood that it is limit in being able to explain the world and move a row ahead.When they did, jani Brackett Junior, Biology BSy Ger­ defeating No. 28 Ben| 5K>. personal belief and not science. Teach around us and that it was a lesser leap of they were manhandled by SMU's finest man B.A. •J Si it in history class. Teach it in religion faith to believe in God than to believe officers and escorted out.. Desiree Brooks: Sophomore, Biology s, V k. class. But do not teach it in science in Darwin. Good job, boys in blue. Way to stifle B.S., Chemistry BA. class, because science is the study of the He also decided to preach about freedom' of expression while disallow­ Ati Nayeb: Junior, PhsycOlogymajor, natural world and thus cannot prove how he believed the world's creator and ing people to stand up for two seconds. Biology and Chemistry minors or disprove the existence of God, who designer was the "God of the Bible," as I'm glad you're keeping our campus Mahmud Shurafa: Biology and Span­ operates and exists in the supernatural he said. That's interesting, seeing as how safe. ish double major world. he said nothing of the God of the Jews, The four of us decided to stay be­ So, armed with these quotes and Muslims and other religions; apparently hind after receiving a text from our with some posters which displayed Christianity's God is the only one we two friends letting us know they were questions regarding the, fact that if ID have to believe in. And his entire speech safe. 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, By Adam Holloway including NBA MVP frontrunner Dirk There was much more to" the By Jana Wallis ririaDeluca.. Reid and Neveklovska followed Contributing Writer Nowitzki who received thunderous afternoon than the basketball game Associate Sports Editor Finishing last was the No.1 doubles suit, securing a shutout for the Mus­ [email protected] applause from the crowd upon his itself. For a few brief hours on Sat­ [email protected] team of Natalia Bubien and Claire tangs. At No. 4, Reid toppled Megan late entrance to Moody. Guard*Jason urday, Moody Coliseum was seem­ Reitsch. They earned an 8-3 win over Pritchard in two sets, 6-1, 6-2. Neve­ Although college basketball Terry helped coach the blue team for ingly transformed into the American The No. 48 SMU women's ten­ Weronkia Bloczynska and Megan klovska defended the bottom of the seasons is over, hoops fans got the the first half while Jerry Stackhouse Airlines Center. The timeout and nis team ended its season with a 7-0 Pritchard. lineup, winning 6-4,6-1 over Harmo- chance to see another game played in provided a similar role for the green the halftime breaks of the All-Star shutout of UTEP on Saturday. The Bubien met Blocczynska again nie Chatagner. Moody Coliseum last weekend by un­ bench.. i Celebrity Slam Jam were filled with Mustangs went 19-4 overall for the during the No. 1 singles match. The With the regular season over, SMU likely players. The Heroes Foundation Prior to the game, Cuban promised entertainment familiar to those season and 3-1 in conference play. Mustang closed the match in straight moves into, post-season play. The teamed up with the Dallas Mavericks fans an afternoon of fun.. who attend Mavericks games. Chris SMU's victory over the Miners sets, 6-3,6-1. Her partner, Reitsch, also Mustangs travel to Tulsa, 0kla., later Foundation to put on the first ever "Slam Jam is a great chance for Arnold, AAC's in-arena emcee, also sends the team into the C-USA Cham­ won her match at No. 3 singles, 6-2,6-1 this week to participate in the C-USA Dallas All-Star Celebrity Slam Jam for fans to cheer on the Mavs before they acted as emcee at the Slam Jam, while pionships on an 11-match winning over Deluca. Championships. Last year, top-seeded charity. The sold-out event showcased play their last game and head to the the Dallas Mavericks Dancers were on streak, beating last year's streak of 10 Both of the seniors took wins on SMU fell in the championship match the skills of 17 celebrities in a laid-back playoffs. It's really going to be a lot of site to pump up the crowd. Similarly, consecutive wins. their final day of the regular season. to seventh-seeded Rice. It is likely the game of basketball held at Moody. fun to see the guys coach me and the the eclectic Mavs Maniacs performed Seniors Jennifer Chay and Georgi- Chay downed Kulaif 6-4,4-6 (10-3) at Mustangs will take a top-two seed in Among the celebrities in atten­ celebrity wannabes. And I promise, their popular dance routine and Mavs ana Marta were honored at the home No. 2 while Marta ended Samantha the tournament again this year. dance were R&B artist Chris Brown, the game is going to be just as high- Man showed off his dunk skills. match of their collegiate careers. Head Attard's six-match winning streak at "Superman Returns" actor Brandon energy as the ones played at the AAC," The entire afternoon was a kind of Coach Lauren Longbotham called the the No. 5 position. Routh, Donald Faison of "Scrubs" he said. no-pressure Mavericks' event since the season-ending match "bittersweet" for fame, former MTV V] Bill Bellamy, The two celebrity teams played team has already secured home court her squad. Joel McHale of "The Soup," and Dallas evenly throughout the first half of the advantage throughout the playoffs. The Mustangs began the day Mavericks owner Mark Cuban. The ce­ game, but a third quarter breakaway This allowed for Cuban and the Mavs with three straight doubles wins. lebrities were split into two teams and by the green team led by Flex Alexan­ to relax and joke around on the side­ Sophomores Monica Neveklovska (API AN ) TEST PREP AND ADMISSIONS donned Mavs jerseys, either the blue der of "The Hills Have Eyes 2" proved lines. Mavericks Head , Coach Avery and Kristen Reid finished their match road jerseys or the famous P. Diddy- too great for the blue team to answer. Johnson was also in attendance and first at No. 3 with an 8-2 win. Chay and designed green versions, depending Cuban made his only bucket of the spoke to all of the Mavs fans: "We want partner Pavi Francis paired up one last on which team they played for. game at the final buzzer, but it wasn't to thank you for coming. Thank you time at No. 2 for regular season play. One of the highlights was the ar­ enough to bring his blue team victory for your support of the Mavericks," he The duo clinched its 14th win of the rival of the entire Mavericks lineup, as the green team won 70-61. said. year at 8-4 over Isabela Kulaif and Ma- FREE Online MCAT Science Review! : A$499VALUE! . By Jana Wallis Straight sets, 6-3,6-4, at No.1. Solares, who holds the team's best The contest against Rice was SMU's Associate Sports Editor The middle of SMU's roster was un­ singles record at 14-3, was the last to second-to-last match of the season. Enroll in a Kaplan MCAT Course in April and get Onljne MCAT Science Review free!" [email protected] able to beat their opponents. 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It Opinion Desk Photo Desk Layout Desk His new album "Atlant certainly seemed so to every Kate Murphy Christina Parrish Adam Holloway Disco" features punk,folk 214-768-1513 214-768-4534 other European observer; an influences filtered throu increasingly foreign-domi­ Display Classified nated economy, a hideously Advertising Advertising John Jose corrupt bureaucracy, an ever- '23' atrium 214-768-4111 214-768-4554 shrinking territory and a series of.disastrous wars were very visible symptoms By Lance We [email protected] • http://www.smudailycampus.com of an underlying terminal illness. Music Write: SMU Box 456, Dallas, TX 75275 Since then, whenever a European country falls [email protected] 214-768-4555 • Fax: 214-768-8787 upon excruciatingly hard times, journalists and poli­ ticians are quick to apply the label "the sick man of After the 2004 release < Europe." But it would be best if it were used in the sive "Misery is a Butterfl plural, as there is not only one sick man, but three: EDITORIAL of wond France, Italy and Russia, the first two of which will be next, and will it ever be; covered this week and the latter next week. haps with the release of tf France represents the most interesting case. Top­ "23" those questions ca ping its bestsellers lists for years now have been books answered. in the new genre known as "declinism." Declinism is Supporting the right make a judgment call on whether this circumstance The new album starts the moniker given by the French themselves to the of free speech, especially is extreme enough to warrant restriction of free title track, "23." A haunting general pessimism and melancholia that pervades regarding content that chords sets the initial torn speech. One of the obvious thorny elements in French life as of late. Whole sections of French book­ can be offensive morally, a pumping rhythm of a pr such decisions is that the level Of offense can vary stores are dedicated to books lamenting the fall in religiously, politically and according to the eye of the beholder. , line and a trip-hop/elect massacre French prestige and influence in the international beat. The sound instan academically, is a challenge In most cases, the institution simply restricts its arena, the destructive dichotomy between the French memories of the 80s altei faced continually by insti­ involvement to reaffirming its educational values political and business elite and the increasingly suf­ with its echoing reverb a tutions of higher education and making clear that the event's location on cam­ Ed Board doesn't agree with the fering middle and lower classes, and the sluggish (at up-tempo drums. Swirls o nationwide, The issue is pus does not imply the university's endorsement best) economy with a growth rate hovering around sway distantly over the rh especially delicate when, as of its content. The student group sponsoring the crisis policy or the media coverage 1.5 percent and unemployment stubbornly stuck at cade, joined by Makino's part of leadership training, event then coordinates the program. It is entirely 8 percent, or even 20 percent among 20-something vocals. As pleasant as tho: an institution gives student however, for the Subject matter experts appropriate, youths. be, the lyrics are absolut The wont recorded shooting spree in American history oc­ groups the ability, under certain guidelines, to on campus and elsewhere to challenge informa­ And it is all true. Unwilling or unable to muster gible. You simply can't m; curred on the Virginia Tech campus in Blacksburg, Va., yesterday. originate or co-sponsor events that may include tion that ignores or distorts knowledge based the political will to push through hard changes, the Makino is singing in man; controversial topics and speakers. on bonafide research, thus invigorating campus Thirty-three people were murdered, dozens suffered injuries and elite are throwing their hands up in surrender, a curi­ album. It's best not to even Over the past weekend, two events co-spon- dialogue and making the situation a teachable mo­ the entire campus now must deal with grief. How does someone ously familiar French gesture. The people themselves, tempts to discover lyrical bred by SMU student groups in campus facilities ment. The recent commentaries and letters of SMU begin to digest the incomprehensible evil exhibited by this especially the younger generations, are irrationally divert attention away fr< have stimulated debate on whether the university science faculty regarding last weekend's "intelligent shooter and the needless loss of innocent lives? lashing out at everything that displeases them. The sonic aesthetic and, ultin should allow such eventsinvolving external groups design" event are a good example. Our thoughts are with the families of the victims and the older generations of French have held lifetime jobs, the band's largest assets - n that espouse views contradicting accepted scien­ We monitor our policies and procedures to ensure entire Virginia Tech community. This is the natural reaction mostly with the state but alsd in the private sector, With Blonde Redhead, < tific and/or historical findings and processes. Each that campus groups sponsoring events are following ; people should have. We were shocked when we saw how politi­ secure thanks to the unbelievable regulations that other "no wave" inspired instance requires balancing sometimes conflicting university procedures, that they gather sufficient force employers to give huge benefit packages to nality is tossed aside. Th( cians, such as John McCain, a Bush administration spokesperson but cherished academic and human values with the information before providing sponsorship, and that employees and that, in practice, prevent firms from gently into the guitars a and the media turned this event into a discussion about the right tradition of free speech and open dialogue embraced they work appropriately with campus officials in firing anyone. This translates into a near moratorium instrumentation and vice' to bear arms. Political policy should not be a part of the discourse by our nation and this institution. In my 12 years as managing issues that may arise. Those issues may on companies hiring anyone for fear of having to go partitions are removed an and coverage of the massacre at this early stage. It is entirely president of SMU, I have leaned toward free speech include consideration of freedom of speech and through the years-long process of firing them. is left to confront an a mo inappropriate to even mention political policy right now, when when, the balance is close. the worthiness of program content, but debating In polls, the youth, knowing that these lifetime mass perforated by drun famil ies are still being notified of their relatives' deaths. To be sure, there are topics and circumstances and addressing them will be,an important part of jobs are quickly disappearing due to globalization so precise. This style is so that warrant institutional intervention, perhaps the students' learning experience, and perhaps our This is a time for mourning, not campaigning. and competitive pressure from abroad, consistently 'Hi anti-pop in the sense that i leading to cancellation of the event. These include own. distinctions between part: If people need something to talk about, rather than just trying say they want a leaner, more flexible, more globally # content or activity that threatens safety or vio­ "chorus," no"verse," no"br to cope, the discussion should be about why officials took two competitive economy. But when political leaders at­ lates Standards of decency. The most difficult and About the writer: or "solq,"There is only the hours to close down the campus after the first shooting in the tempt to institute changes to make it so, including delicate cases are those in which content rises to an R. Gerald Turner is the president of SMU. He can be dorm. When a murder-suicide occurred at the University of the gradual dismantling of the French welfare state, ^gregious level of offense, and the institution must [email protected]. Washington April 2, the entire campus was locked down. Rather the people hold rallies of hundreds of thousands of than close down the entire campus immediately, Virginia Tech people to vehemently protest the legislation, after officials did not give students elsewhere on campus any informa­ which it is quickly withdrawn. tion or warning for two hours. By this time, thegunman had It leads one to wonder if the French enjoy such an closed off the exits to the engineering building and had begun his extreme degree of self-loathing or if they particularly killing spree. like staring at one another, Gallic shrugs all around, saying "C'est la vie." Furthermore, students were first notified via e-mail about the Another diseased member of the European com­ incident. Ed Board does not think e-mail communication is suf­ munity is Italy. Italy, the land of superb food and ficient for such a drastically dangerous event. Police should have fast Ferraris, home to a people with an unmatched • Present y< been in every building within minutes of the dorm shooting, By Ken Ueda Thank you, joie de vivre,.is in fact miring in its own economic special sti going into classrooms and locking down the campus. Contributing Writer Sarah Levy and political quagmire. In some ways the situation is We wonder" how officials here at SMU would react to such much the same as in France: over-regulated labor and • Located an event and hope that they would take better precautionary Below is a dialogue through e-mail between Ken Ken to Sarah Levy. I am a student of SMU. , ' , product markets, unwillingness to reform them and measures, leaving nothing tochance. In such cases, it's better Ueda, Sarah Levy and Dr. Wise, from 4/11/2007 6:43 Ken Ueda '09 economic nationalism that translates into hostility • We carry t to overreact than to sit by and do nothing. However, in SMU's p.m. - 4A2/20075:20p.m.. against foreign economic involvement. • 24hoursa< emergency "Lockdown/Take Cover" guidelines, there is no Anika Smith Dear Ken, But there are also uniquely Italian problems that indication of what officials, such as the SMU police, would do to Ken to. Dr. Wise Hello Dr. Wise. I hear good things Sarah Levy sent your question to me this after­ make the situation worse: an economy largely based protect students. The plan states that, in such an event, "emer­ about you among my peers. You seem to be very noon regarding your request to debate the speakers upon small manufacturing firms whose products are quickly being supplanted by foreign goods and gency alarms should not be sounded" (dare they draw attention well liked. I stopped by your office earlier today for the Darwin vs. Design conference. It is true that a political situation that holds only bad news for the to the police instead of those in classrooms) and that information but unfortunately you were not there. I was talk­ we invited representatives from the anthropology, ing to Dr. Scalise in the physics department and biology, and geology departments at SMU to debate future. would be relayed via "e-mail, phone calls or word of mouth." was wondering (since I hear no professor plans on our speakers as fellow scientists and peers. These Italy experienced an economic revival in the Ed Board does not believe that this is an adequate means to debating against the Discovery Institute) if I were to men are on even footing in education and experi­ 1950s and 1960s that created an economy dependent alert the campus. A better solution would be to install a silent be able to speak among those 15 minutes that they ence, and we invited them to help illuminate the upon cost-competitive manufacturing firms, for the alarm system throughout campus, where flashing lights could plan on giving us. I plan on not debating against the debate between Darwinism and Design. They have most part producing textiles, furniture, machine- indicate that something is wrong. Discovery Institute (as this would seem to suggest declined to engage in the debate. tools, food-processing and white goods. These areas Once again, we are shocked and saddened by this tragedy, and that I am giving them the same epistemic worth of These departments were challenged because are highly susceptible to pressure from foreign firms we encourage students to show their support by attending the legitimate science) but giving a speech on the his­ they had called for the conference to be removed operating in Eastern Europe and China. Italian work­ MINI-STORAGE prayer vigil at the Flagpole at 1:15 p.m. today. tory of Intelligent Design (such as the Dover Area from campus. We wanted to see them put their ers enjoy many of the same protections and rights as School District trial). I fear that many of my peers money where their mouth is, so to speak. While I their French and German counterparts, resulting in may actually believe some of the terrible arguments understand your desire to present your view for 15 high costs to companies; Eastern European and Chi­ Opinions expressed in each unsigned editorial represent a con­ that the Discovery Institute plans on talking about minutes, the format does not allow the time or the nese firms, on the other hand, have an unbeatably sensus decision of the editorial board. All other columns on this and since I know that no professor would have any­ patience for the audience to do so. I suggest that low cost-base combined with fairly unregulated labor page reflect the views of individual authors and not necessarily thing to do with the conference, I would like very you attend the conference with your questions and markets. those of the editorial staff. much as a student to be able to speak to the public. really stick it to the speakers during the Q & A, if you Another strike against Italy is its adoption of the © All material copyrighted 2007 Student Media Company, Inc. I promise it will be in good taste. Thank you. like. Encourage your friends and anyone else who is Euro common currency. Italy's economy is highly -Ken Ueda'09 concerned (including the professors who chose not export-driven, so success for the manufacturing Math, Physics, Philosophy Major to debate) to do the same, and hopefully the Q& A firms has in the past depended on a weak currency. will be engaging and provocative. Whenever inflation was high, the government would P< EDITORIAL BOARD Dr. Wise: Ken, Whatever you decide to do, I sincerely hope you simply devalue the lira. With the Euro, that option is I don't control whogets invited to the DI's event, continue to pursue these questions and wish you no longer available. Mark Norris Cole Hill Kate Murphy so I cannot say you can do it. You would have to ask well in your education. With Romano Prodi, a center-leftist, in power after The Ro Sarah Scott Samantha Urban Jordan Hofeditz the organizer or perhaps Sarah Levy ([email protected]) Sincerely, ousting Sil vio Berlusconi, a center-right businessman- award- Neely Eisenstein Kelsey Jukam of the Christian Legal Society. Ms Levy invited the DI Anika Smith turned-politician, prospectsfor reform look even dim­ to come here.There are some biology students who mer. A dedicated socialist, Prodi will not undertake photc also may attend. I will talk with them today. Ken to Anika Smith Well that is strange because I the market reforms necessary to revive the Italian Best regards, believe the reporter from the Dallas Morning News economy or revitalize its competitiveness. In late February of this year, Prodi's government faced a vote J. Wise a revealed that the Q&A session will be pre-screened. If, C SUBMISSIONS POLICY this is true, I wonder how is it even possible* to "really of no confidence, a vote he barely won; his coalition Ken to Sarah Levy. Howdy. I have heard that the stick it to'the speakers" if they are able to dodge the government of far-left communists, center-left demo­ Discovery Institute has supposedly invited some more important questions. It is not just the faculty crats and a few center-right politicians is not expected What good is freedom of be 500-700 words. Submissions of the faculty of SMU to debate against intelligent who believe that the conference should have been to last the full five year term. Stop speech ,if you're not going to must be in either text format design. I have also heard from members of the SMU removed from this campus but the students as well Of the Big Three European powers, France, Italy use it? Would you like to see (.txt) or rich text format (.rtf). faculty that none of them plan on attending so I was so I as a student (and I should say at least a somewhat and Germany, only Germany shows any economic Apt your opinion published in For - verification, letters wondering if I may speak on their behalf. All I ask is educated one) should be completely adequate to strength, if Angela Merkel's grand coalition holds The Daily Campus? Is there and columns must include for really a small amount of time on stage so I may represent this opinion. together. As of now, these three countries represent something happening on the author's name, signature, refute their claims and I think that isn't too much to -Ken Ueda'09..at . • 70 percent of the EU's GDP, but with the addition of campus or in the world you major or - department, e- ask since the conference is 2 days and I'm sure they low-cost Eastern European nations and the continued really want to say something mail address and telephone will have plenty of time to argue against me. Anika Smith did not reply back. about? Then The Daily Campus number. The Daily Campus -Ken Ueda'09 ' ' So who's doing the censoring? • ' • that figure is sure to shrink. is looking for you! will not print anonymous E-mail your columns letters. A photograph will be Sarah Levy: Mr. Ueda, About the'contributor. * . •• and letters to dcoped© required to publish columns. lam not in charge of the schedule of events, but Ken Ueda is a sophomore math,physics andphiloso- • About the Writer: , ; • smudailycampus.com or to the The editor reserves the right have forwarded your message on to those who are John Jose is a ftrst-yeat finance, economics, arid in­ commentary • editor. Letters to edit "for length, spelling, • in .hopes that they will contact you shortly. Majf I ternational studies major. He can he'reached atjjose@ should riot exceed 200 words grammar and Style. ask if you are a faculty member, or are sl)ixiehow I in length and columns should 'connected with the university? ( hicsiionr

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By Forest Brooks sensibility. The result'is a free-flowing ping, but it works. He actually has a allows himself to be led by the music, victim of letting people only fit to be in the otherwise stale hip-hop genre. He Music Writer danceable record that moves seamlessly good singing voice and it works well so it doesn't sound like he's trying too hype-men get a feature. He's dope, but has found a way to marry genres that [email protected] through multiple genres. with the production. Brimming with hard his crew...not so much. There's only so wouldn't normally go together, all I received to my first exposure to scratchy guitar and organ riffs, the Don't get it twisted though; the kid much offbeat flowing one man can while maintaining his musical identity. With bands like Gnarls Barkley and his new album with the single "Sunday track is a ska-influenced romp that can spit/ as proven on the track "Eletrik take. They bring the track down so So, if you're looking for something dif­ Outkast, there has been a demand for Morning." This song features him sing­ bumps with a relentless bass line. Heat- The SeekwilL" The track is a fu­ much that it ends up sounding like an ferent but accessible, then this album a more expansive form of hip-hop. ing over a poppy guitar-tinged track.Jt's Barring Cee Lo and Lauryn Hill, he is turistic b-boy cut, utilizing the same amateur demo. will definitely fit the bill. Drawing from funk, rock and soul in­ a bit Black Eyed Peas-esque, sans Fergie, the most genuine of the rapper-turned- classic drum break as Rob Base's "it •Missteps aside, K-OS has put together "Atlantis; Hymns for Disco" is in fluences, this new breed of hip-hop is but it works. It's the type of record singer set. He just dives fearlessly into Takes Two." Operating this classic hip- a solid record that is a breath of fresh air stores now. providing a much-needed injection of you play when you're headed out for the music, so it doesn't come across as hop motif, he adds musical flourishes life into the game. Dropping his hat in a night on the town. Plus ,the hook is contrived. A perfect example of this is to keep it from sounding like a stale the ring is Canadian rapper, singer and absolutely infectious; before the end of the track "Valhalla." The guitar-driven old-school tribute. He uses a non-stop songwriter K-OS. my first listen I was singing along. track is everything Mos Def wishes he seamless flow reminiscent of Big Daddy His new album "Atlantis: Hymns for On the song, "Mirror in the Sky," could do. K-OS is the only rapper I've Kane or Kool G Rap. Disco" features punk,folk, ska and funk he takes on a sort of electro-ska sound. heard make a rock song that doesn't The album is not without its faults. influences filtered through a hip-hop Again, he's singing as opposed to rap­ sound like a steaming piece of crap. He The track, "The Ballad of Noah" is a

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