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VOLUME 128. NO. 71 WEDNESDAY, APRIL 11. 2007 \\”\t‘\\'.STIIDLIFE.COM Ills conference to examine environmental issues

“lye realizeathat students on Community College and the to deforestation. Letttas and lotted on Saturdat ht the Earth vussions \tlll be two to five stir» nscommm thisampus eord ncred— Rooseteltlnstitutitron other students studying abroad Day festiyal: llilk \Iuir's theme dI tits presentittgiherrproyect for mmRim ible innot atitearesearch. and yet "Vie hate opened this con in Ecuador developed the idea Will be climate change I \\ lion It‘ll minutes. follotted by three ' This m1 kty'ashrngton lInI- there are rarely opportunities for ference up to interested faculty from their interactions “Iih I0I nrart members tttll pill’lltlpdlt‘ l‘lllnlllt‘S tIrruaudience questions tersity students Mil present students to highlight their work students sand staff from college cals. in a comntunttt Irt protect. and the faculty retidersttill tlten of the” researrh son cre- rot see err peers aresresourc- cseampu high school “I'll be discussing a project speakers at the festital \\lll fol Ier thIIr crit iqties anfededback. ating posit'm ‘ es. ‘ ’ ‘ n~ puses and related communi my friend Mason [Earles] and i lo(its in the tern ol lhc‘ Ionler \s .in opell community discus; Ihange all aruund the world. ordinatoreDanielle Stlber 'This organizations all around the St. started while we I'ere nEcua \Itill. both I e organizersand international and Area confere ‘sjobectiteiis to bring toutssregion said Silber ’Our dor last semester.” said Let Itas mote felt that rarth DI“ \\t)llld panelists hope to intoite stu- Studies (I \St program will hold togetherstudents from different ncewtll 'We organize argoup of ﬁve a perfect culminating ce IlIIn sindihessrurotundngco an entironmemal conference. fields of study so that theymay becomea architecture [students] and one ebration for the conference and lllllllll\ ttt learning and asking where students mil open their re theirere rch on co mon walks of Iifexuto5learn from each business student from Itash U perrahasp aachance neltsts (URN Illt n\ proyecis on environmental is- ent1ronmental themes network other and collaborate on future to putoto ther an architectural to get together0again tobuild a “\s a panelist and entiron- sues to lzculty critiques and au- mth each other totmprotetteih global and local environmental plan rid business plan or oumm nitt' und their com Inertial studies mayor. l ttould dNienIcq resea nad hate access to fac- initiatives." ustain le ch olat factory mon initiatitesuand Interests m etosee stude nisthere. learn The stuudent conferenceIs the ulty readers who can give them Some of the students‘ proj— said Silber. “\tc [are] also hoping ing from their peers abouch capstone to the lASVprogr-am's expert constructite feedback. ects based on teirh rease rch coa cooperative we worked m‘th that Earth Day would be a ttay to interesting issues." said junior wmI-tesItheme. ‘Enetgy. \hiIe of the student or experiences abroa. during our time there. It would engage the tLou is community milt l o.nd “it the \1mnnmental arid Global parnelistsmareS"\tashingtongUni- Junior Jake Levitas will he be an awesome project to put in fun educational etents. that lustrri time that internationalArea tits" topics ytIll include climate togethernand a great use for our atoid Ithat can be an intimiiad t~ Studies has done something like I'hange. deyel nations. sus~ uate students there are E{also sibility of building a cocoa plant educ ing structure of a more formal thibut ieth\l‘ltlpt to continue tainable campuses and the poli» representatites from University In Ecuador as a more envtron- Whilennot directly related the corierf it iti thI liitiire If this yea I“ 0 0 0 Chicago. Meramec St. Louis mentally sustainable altemative student conference will be fol- The9format of the panel dis 5U\\t\\

PREPARATIONS UNDERWAY FOR THURTENE CARNIVAL GRE changes cancelled

BY ELIZABETH LEWIS itas not ableto guarantee enough shottri. there is nocertainty to et- sesat fro revisedtesrtto en test change. [TSis'kloo ing for roughly hatllf-a- million annual test ttays to incorporate test changes The Educational Testing Ser- taker nc-th ft Iiu mmeend that vices (HTS) suddenly cancelled "The number of. administra stinidents take threEtest in its cur- plannedte The score uate Record Examination (GRE) to a hen 35 times a year and [HTS] lite yetrmirs.St1Ilc it ith the timeline lastMonday. The chang vill be neededtocomeiupWllh comnput- originally planned.‘'saiiLd poned to a later datewhi h ers asm{ ietbeen determined. ac- ti'ihey hadatailabllmefIhey couldn't rdirtg to ETS. uarantee that all students ttould The updatted GRE dbeeen findeae,"seat he ai.d It scheduled forrelease this Sep- sees the cancellation as the potential changes as positive. mrbe The sed test. ythich a pLositite development for stu She in s that the new exam head already been delayed by a den 5. ttould tost higher rcasoning ear. was originally; slated to be Fortunately. many students skills. it hlich wouldgtte more stu- released last Octobc ave not yet begun to prepare for dent Sommeo the changcsto the new the new GRE "llightl‘lrr rI-cistnining seemsllkea .II .I test Included almost doubling onerg Pal the length from lttoandah and more challenging Ithjtll \\ Iih to ability and not how good ofsa ofour houusr and Signlht‘dnlllyr the teest change they could nt

‘2 tlII l0] you \\t' iii to. Sta nda ri'dz doecr asingtthe number ofttimees take it in Asugutoofthisyear .Vtity tests Slltlllltl tIIst natural ability," the test is offered per year from they can.” said Lee she stir six days perweeweek pery 035 According to the FIS Web site. But he disagrees yyith the days per year. Additionalchanges although the 0tIIrhauled tes t has scoring Shilt‘ that the new test ude revise content in all been cancelled His is still look ttould luiteprtiposed saylngttha t three sections of the testAVerbal. mg r ttays to incorporateU the it ttas not tery tt 1ch and allowed Analytical Writing and Quantita- changesthat the nets testt ud tive~an nging the scale of hatec eraedslong s these the test from 200-800 points to thanngesedoSnot interfere with corporation of the new changes 110150 points. testing acce WIFE (lullllll\t‘(al‘pd1‘0€lpl are the changes becing lee saidruhlat these rich text frarelnmes and somrmes are gatheringm the Breaking: parking lot to assemble tliel/ facades”Ill pmpara» plant but twuuld hate eventuallmy cancelled? lung I-WK teh changes sh deter tur been lion fol Mariette Cant/val which takes place next weekend. In! Week ofﬁcially begins on Monday April 16. program aplan Test dentts from takingnthe test In It (Iiiuiiig an noying, but it's Prep and AdmissionsKexplained current form. he ”N r In the long rtiii”added De

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A an\ as M- mLARCl:\\THLF1'7 driIc"sr oag inenin to thc PROPERTT—HITZEMAN rs m News (314) 9356995 LNIER7 \Ehk 1c and steal a small amount 23 p.m. AUTO ACCIDENT— DORM—lnknoun ubicc mg lot found no whicles had 13109356713 01' change. Disposition: Pending. r car daamaged the complainant‘s 11 broken into Ofﬁcers are 5- Razor scooter on Apl 7 tacted subjects who both had e--mail editor@studlitecorn Wednesday, April 4 10 am Disposition: chnding. outstanding warrants. Dil- tweon April'I. thd 3. striking vehicle le 1 posrtiori: Cleaned ﬁrst 327600. Disposrtion:Cleared by 3:33 pm LARCENY—THEFT— the scene. Disposmon: Pending. Monday. April 9 Copyright 2007 GI\ ENS HALL—Victim reported 3: 22 p. m LARCENYTHEFT— her il’od0was stolen from Givens Thursday. April 5 8:5 .m. [INSTITUTION GREGG DORM—Student/em— ditorin (211131 Erin FuitIts p.m LOST TICLE Halls \alue AL \AN'DALISM7SMALL no xecutive Editor;D IdrBrody POSSIBLt STOLENMCMILLAN trilloss15”100.00, Timc oIoc ur 1:26 pm. ARRES GROUP83— Personisl unknown anazing Editors: Mandy Silver Shweta MALLINCKRODT CENTIR7OT damaged gate to cafe area Time Wider ilALL7Sta rnb r adIi ezbctnccn March 39 atCS: .30 that her Is lle and hach 3!; at 10 am. of occurrence am personisl stole the old model he from her office'ineMcMillan Hall Dis-posuion: Pcndin and 7 a.m Disposition: Pend- ha placed n unattended sometime betw n9a ad golf cart as he was installing the 2:30 p.m. Dispositinon Pending RPERTT \i’dual had a number 015tolen DAhlAGE7MIILBRO()1\ GA books in her possession and 8: 36 LARCENY—BRtAN :15 p.m. (1:39 p.m. LARCENY~THEFT7 RAGE7llnkn person Si had \“isitted the store twwice pre HALL7CoEiplainant mpon 2be dis orirrn Graphics Editor: Rachel Hams SNOW WAT A-GE7Com attempted to gain cnt ry to \ious1y this w.eek Disposition: copperv posed rrnatton Graphics Editor: Meaghaan tween April 6 at no \alue DIsposition: Pending.

plainant reported iRtems stolen \chiclc bctucen 7. 303 or : a.m Cleared by arrest ilar from hlS\ehic|.ev\hcnssomconc $2: p.m ntn \ias not gmained. April 9 att:8 55 a. In Value $1500. ews Editors Josh Hantz Dawd Song 4:42 p.m TELEPHONE HARASS- IndreaWrnt gaintd cntry by prying the door on marks darn god the Saturday, April 7 Disposition. Pen mg. owsManagler: Elizabeth Lewrs ha ndleI Time of occurrence: duloor. Disposition. aPending ME7NTWOMEN‘S BUILD]NG— ssignrneants Editor: SaraRalaram between 9 a.m.maliid1 6.30 pm lNST I l l lONAL 9:36 a.m. PARKING VIOLA- Uniwrstty employee stated that orum ors: Tess Crroner. Jill Semral items mg valued 6:27 p.m. LARCENYTHEFT— V'AN'DALLiSti71EHURD DORM— TTON7MILLBROOK GARAGE— she hassreccivveveedseve tromrnger Christian Sherden Dennis at $430 Disp05imtiosn: PendmnIg ATHLETIC COMPLEX7Student Fraudulent permit locatoed number” telephone calls from reported hcrred Schwinn 10- vehicle by Transportation. Puer- I adenza Editors. Elizabeth Ochoa.David pm LOLARCENY—THEFT7 speccd mountain bike had been mit was seized and vehicle was aminskyececrlra Razak Michelle Stein ARK NG —Complain- stolen from the east side at the Dorm. Ti 9 0 towed. Disposisirion: Clea.red ‘5‘ cone Editors5: Lana Goldsmith lndu ant reportedThis4vehicle was Athletic Complex sometime bar unknown. Disposition: Pending. ha quent Disposition. Pending. sEditors: Andrei Barman. Unaiz broken into white parked on Lot and 12 l: 26 p.m. SUSPICIOUS PER abani AllieWieczore #4betwocann4 [am an p pm. on Jan27. The bike was left Sunday. April 8 SON7PARKING LOT #33—Re » hoto ors: Alwyn Loyh Lionel Sobe» art. Eitan HochsterenJ 11?? DnIIne Editor. Scott ressleera Design ChiaI: AnnDindort BETA rt. FROM PAGE 1 A4 1 Copy Chiefs: Wi|a||8 Mendelson Indu V Chand khar U.." he said. “This is notjust in to pa) exorbitantnempty bed tirenhousing situation.’ added its hu Copy Editor:reltILe terms of Beta. it‘ s that brothers fees” saidGenrod Car aih “Weshavave someCof the small 4 Designers: Ellen LoJamie Reed Chris est doubles on musp ad Maury KimY Dennis Sweeween.ey Cou rt— in geeneral have chosen to take Beta President Phil Sholts } {it ney LeGates. Laura McLean adifferentpath" said that the fraternity would facedw"ith the choice between Gendrronsaidthat thisis the not for 0emembers into living living hemre in the ouse or in General Manager: Andrew 0‘ Dell first time that Bet as struug- ith e In in theh Lies Lie.f osrstmembe choose Advertising Manager: Sara Judd gledto fill its house.Greek Life class having caused a housing “We'ore handlingy thismas a Residential Life housing." said i hBeta to crunchhwith Residential Life[. brotherhood. bu alot of FREE; Coopynght 2007 Washington University Stude Laue said thattit is impor- woul we force peopletoliven5in Media Inc (WUSMI) StudentLrIeisthelinanCIalIy to rob andeditonallyaindependent. student~nrn newspaper ceIBeta0s]tlIgnadership be- for the fraternity houses toabe the house.” he satid. Ington Universityoornmunity First came awaret ywvouldn‘t as filled asp sible. Beta‘s difficulties are not wouldnt be faced ewith penal- cospynrete5301p{rolledtron all additlona be able to meet:their occupan- “T oamakc the firs aaWshington buns may be purchased that the frat1 houses are filled. University fraternity has had To avert the problem. the to! $80 00 bycasllinxbsc(314) 935-6713 “Mi Residential Life has a space uuuLuLly at um, 1' Student me is a publication oi WUSMI and does nchua w.ell so we try and "Os e we have differ» proawch during its rushrweek.r this ad epesrent in whole or in part the tions were." said Ronald Lane. mariske hat r haouses ent fraternities that struggleto eocufsedo ush ef- onUniversityadInIssatr tron interi1m director of Greek Life. asfilledarspossibletohelpthem fill their house forrvariou forts on getstingauIgi'oup Ask about student rates! “Were stillthaving those con out." said Lauue “Anyhouse can sons. partially because ofS how guyys dunrmrugrush that would not be reproduced oi published wrthoirt the expre versation ha\e nonmembers much they market it through beuwinllingto. live in the hoosue mm: this ut at‘s nota out the year living mbers realize that “RBRUSH TANNING and graphics printedin Student Lrie are available a chapter.”saidJohnson “hasis tion. We leaethat chaice up to ternityh use as an otpio theyngainsomething by 1 InnInnnI-IIInn Icaily the chapter thoug.h" rlow mimbership number.” in the housettogIeIgther." said said Gé Laatsch “A lotof it falls tothe comer 01 man A Eudld allsubrrnssmns Ior stylefg lenagtti lcfeBeta cannot reach the 93 aving severaal hou at rioi‘lr new memmber Thy e Intent oIsubmissionsamil not be al- 111111 I or above 100 percent thisyear Another fraternity that had 4744 "MAIN. tered Student LiIere hengthtirnottopuhlish livedin the house before andnit thefraternity:faces substantial has been a boon for Reslife. a similar problem last year is t 314.361.4722 1* all submissions. financialp ‘W'henuwe get the frat house K3113: Sigma. fa ls to them to step up M-lF10-8Weekends 104 rding to sophomore IIyoii'oedlilietIipla nad. pleaseco cttiieAd- We‘reworkingwith the fra at 100 percent or abme or

ternity to liguue out a way each member that lives there Glennc Laatsch. grand scribe 1111111 vertising Departmental (314) 9315-6713a make their house full or close that frees up Reslife space of RaaappaigS the fraternniry FuIts, Sam Crank and Mandy II youwr tortrepo an error or request a clariﬁca- This has a bearing on the en- encountereddiafficulties filling ' 'er TTTTTTT to full so that they don t have tion, e~mail editorﬁstudliteoom.

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WEDNESDAY I APRIL 11. 2007 Senior News Editor / Sam Guzik / [email protected] STUDENT LIFE I NEWS 3 ‘ Parkinson’s clrugs potentially help stroke victims

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be difficult.35: because the noooutwward indicators of prob- Sapir exxplained that the ulti- [email protected] by Monday, AprII 16 with the followinginformation. lems. but reaction time is com— mate oaaerlofhrrresearochwuld be to get a clinical trial and start O '6 The potential link between treating patients. Before this. Name. motor neglectanand Parkinson's ever ' nt ' en Employer or University Name: disease was found through the sttroke patients, nebgleict analysis of MRI scans of stroke Job TItIe or Program Name (EX: Analyst 0R Ph.D.in Biochemistry): can be definedas them victims with motor neglect. Location (City 81 State): to respond to asstimulus onthe isolating which areas suffered opposite side of a brain lesion. from similar damage. glect are still not pinpointed to usually in the right hemis The answer was cela :all a certain region of the brrain. ThankYou! There are se r he11e- right hemisphere stroker vic- “No found the re- glect. incculuding spatial siieoglect. rimsawith motor deficit showed gion. it is possible to treat them where a person does not detect dam eintthe putiamen.a sub ton] ith doopam i but stimulus on one h of the vi- cortical region of the bra other treatments. Forinnsteance, sual d mootor neglect "Thseo patients who didn‘ also donei1n where there is a delay mphin1- have a motor deficitdidn’t have cally reacting to thetsytim.ulus To iferenitate between the twotypes of neglect re- this researchp whose

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4 STUDENT LIFE I FORUM Senior Forum Edutou / Nathan Everly / forum©studlutecom WEDNESOAV l APRIL ll. m1 —— Our daily Forum editors: Monday: Christian Slterden :Iil SW Way. 1'me ctshade©artsdwusdedu jlstruniémsou’.wusliedu madam Toensurethatwehavetnnetoliitlyevaluate yuiluxsiibmissions. mail-ins bynolaterlhan‘inm ‘ “‘ ” FonuM macase-by-casebasu‘s STAFF EDITORIAL The problems Lessons from Leslie with modern Brown’s tenure denial medical

hancellor Mark Wrigh- Studies: An Introduction haye tor as well as a black woman is have a substantial impact on ton once argued that. consistently given Brown high a boon for the entire IIniyer- the entire studentobd. practice "a great university marks1 In particular, students sity and notyan indiyidua I recent displays of stu- C0mes so because of gave her high mar s or her minority group" dent activism are any inndica- great people We whoslrsahsesart concern for students. her re» beesure the decision to tion. there needs to be a better 5 I sitthere delu helped with this. but all edly agree withthis spect of student opinions, her grant tenure is strongly based dialogue between the Universi~ sional. praying the counsell sin mennt. an we reconssesqusently enthusiasm for the material nthepro essor's ability to ty' andSsutudents regarding fac~ the form of pregcwrtptlons. troubled by theemystery she was teaching and her abil attract research gra o ulty'i‘ s.nMansy nts are They treatedm surrounding Washington ity to challenge her students. and publish acadeemic papers. justiﬁablcys upset that Dr Leslie merit of coughs. hoping Health Services. but panople Univversity's decision to deny But while the reasons behind I won 't burst ito to ave orgotten tenure to es ie rown the decision to grant Dr. Leslie sweat anticipating the next that the patient actually assistant profeessor of histtyor som e Washinng ton University Brown enure arencurrently un timelmgoi rig to ave to doing something himself or Afric nAmericanstudies. professors anditwuould ea clear. we know ough abou get up because the aching herself can be an important shame to hisetemh be0situation to be concerned ofmmy muscles might just part of treatment. Addiitionally. it has also t the message that this de- not allow Which leads to Fig- u known. the student reaction become apparent that there cision is sen i udents: 1 Th is no minrid goesuback Sunda I to thiSj g ent h s eth was very little meaninguul sayt the University should to the exchange less en contentious he ad student inputin the decision mission statement argues that revealthe specifics of Dr. of articles begin- n fa. 1. 11 ven Ithis debate I dus to eny tenu roet Qho line a d; [was a total We know this because thereonis is to. “prepare students right to privacy in this matter , wreck andm mom must do a better job conveying a large number of Washin with the attitudes. skills and I' told me to. sts seen ' ' for mak— 1111 1m .1111. habits of]lifelong learning and 4 by at least seven peo- irig0tenure decisions publicly'nlcontesting the schools w1th ladershp skills have absolutelyno ivvdea ple in a span of about otfhe ﬁrst things to judgm abling themtopbe usefuelmmem. actly the University evalu- terpret what was Dennis Sweeney an hour. The most I . consideris that esiel Brrown “ABSisfu lly supportive bers ofaglobal society" By ateas when making its tenure written oI won ‘t w a single person y all accounts an excellent of the efforts on campus to eyery'm ingful measure. Dr. decisions interpret it at all. But the was three times. None of ’' ‘ rconsider Dr Brrow'n‘s tenure Leslie Brown has helpeds This needs to change and gist of the matter was a them really had any idea denial." said Olufolajimi Ige. dents achieve thisgoal. So ctlhe we hope that it will change kind of challenging of the what vvwrongltmh president-of the Association of University mustu earstn nee the University fully con- assumptions we make about and each of them did differ- o opics W en's Black Students. "It is important that while it certainnly has the sidersthe studentte forts to modern medicine t at ent tasks that were probably History African American to recognize that Dr. Brown's power to grant tenure to an - contestttheir judgment regard- may e Women to African American prpcnnr‘p an a 1 " 111 1111 one it chooses. its decisions do ing D. Leslie Brown and traditional medicine aren't as different as we‘d “There must be at least all liketto assume. I, cur- BRIAN SOTAK | EDITORIAL CARTOON rently a sick person (walk- ”noting the More monia. thank you

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Red andWhite the library than at the football shoyyuu.p Theres no camarade- wenhngames are. it gets a dea how you start an athletic lsports [know \ie have spring football game games. My father discovered rie no excitement nooefeeling little bit more tricky. Six or tradition because \yhat maakes pot or my beloved Univerv he had a colleague atw like youre a partoof something so students need to ﬂy down it speciaalist at it‘ s a sort of Siyt ofNNerab ha graduated andmnoIIlgorking togetherfor to Emory and vandalize their bond betyseen the fans and a ka Cornhuskers15 this from W noagal. Thos campus by making flyers that relationship between the fans stories. There has weekend d , again, told himswithaonenof the0experiences that mostievate and the teaam Te'sher oem somewhereoon the tea am a little depressed ose expressions people to watch attethl thing special aobout a t as.h U. Someone tie couldget that I‘mmmissing out on U Fostering anearmoslphere at “I quickly discovered fans and it gets built from the behinadIiwd ntto suppor the action of a Division Wash. U. wher athletics are there were more people tradition that de\ clops oyer Still someboda‘ynhas to find this exciting and lotstofsttiudents person and let I e rest of 0 aoubthow their teams do at the library than at yuwanttolea\\eyo ca p 5 kn In about his or her will take a lot ofwork. First. as mark on Wash. U... stop slaving existence we have a it ay . . 3° sthe problem with basica lsly the football games.” ryour emistry book; 0 start It. lenlic apathy at WashU. lill Strominger I do not bl every eyvoentnthis camp there will be counntless 1ndi that i 1 went to the Ale (minus the Danforth campus viduals from this games I would see that getth dent body dedication), nobody really saysomething like, “Emory maak and quickly. Let the searc the school really did have a pumped up about its athletics. mum begin goin on and where they are. Alright 1‘ In not serious about ' only be one of them It's not that this information ﬂyingdown toEmory because 1111 is a sophomore in Arts is difficult to find. it’s just that we all found out that’ssno way &hSciences anda m editor. nobody else is excited about it needs to be out in peoples' to start a rivalry or really make an be reachedrvia e- mail to. However, I quickly discov- the games, then a T-shirt isn't aces anyone care about athletics. the interest in March Madness atforumcmstudlife. com er "in c ‘ oing ‘ " ' ‘ to Then. after people know The truthiis that I have no and the interest in Division ltyweather leaves us wanting

BY TOM BUTCHER ting tan and even the pasty STAFF COLUMNIST

en you come from their laptops outside and did Oklahoma, the heir homework under the her is always smiling a natural topic of In shor nthe weather was discussion. Ofxourse, every- body everywhere talks about the weather, but Mid—Western-

su bu t witth enough clouds to prrovide pleasanttshade and aepicturesque horizon; just 011ghwmdttInomake you really appreciate being outside. I “I must say, Mother don't like the weather, just wait a couple of hours?” Well llature, VHF? We had it was coined by WillRRogers 51on era a good thing going, tand heewas talking about Oklahoma. With freez- and then you went and ng wiriters. ’hundred-p—lusde- lgresummers and tornados messed it all up.” in spring like allergic sneezes fromthe Aim Oa-kl homa truly has alL 11 short, it seemed as if God This atrticle. however, is not was ﬁnally smiling on St. about Oklahoma It‘ 5 about the Louis.

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tures and overalltwemjust had a ul'dnt that make the rather miserable eather warmer not colder? Then,tthings belgan to heat riilght of these recennt back up, and it was uonde '7 eventsI believe that I will be legallyMemancipating myself iron-1.8115 just not0being a gooopdaernt after the weather we had been and s‘hes trying to takpe all my neen, wonder of fun awa.y This recent spate sepectacular cold weather could be reason- Bad jokes aside I‘m sure supposednto rain in April, but thing I can conclude about ably interpreted as neglectfu ing us all with a signiﬁcant that the weather will get en 1w tto class on Friday, Mother Nature is that she‘s case of spring blue balls. No parenting. I dont think that warmer in tim tteh iwt was snowin a t.ease She gives usju gniﬁcent spring for there's much legal precedent one likes a tease. Let‘s step it forecast widgeteonm I’m sickand tired of all glimpsegofIf?degree weather up, Nature orthis, but with a good tells metthat we‘ve got another this. i didn’t leave Oklahoma just lon uh to get e— 0P1e were plaeyisngafrisbee lawyera an understanding obe confronted by weather and football on t ally excitedand taking offrour afreshman in Arts judge. I think I've got a fair sis Arpril—its worse thanteeapeel came winter clothes and then she girls were laying outandget- Jhot &Sciefnnces. He at outhedvia supposed to be 1warm! Its also from Ultimately, the only cuts off the momentum, leav- e-mail at tmbulchera‘wustl. edu.

You’re smart, get active LETTERS '3' FROM PAGE 4 ork Times and other justniﬁably publish an:elndorse- Cover All Student am the div BY DAVE SHAPIRO thing less than vital to you. your professors directlayC and ture about Professor Brown. ht and oppolsing SIAFF COLUMNISI It is with that philosophy Union Candidates let them know the imp Yo \oices. Frtedom of theepress in mind that 1 ring up the permits your editorial. but any columnists issue of using positives to Dear Editor: focus on things “We have remained frankly. you should d Jos h Malinas Lollllllltl “\ti 1- thata ebad— )0 thingsthat need professors from last semes» apathetic too long. We -\ ttliiit 11 to be changed.Today I want ter Professor Leslie Broyyn 1thh ofocusonthegoodthings \\ as recently denied tenure are not just among the m and other that need not be changeed story depa rtm and nthe St udn qualified candidates does not and ecan make men Her colleagues supporteed best and brightest—we Union olecstilon was problem- illuminateteheocmmunity, it better. ' uslyx she atic in“(“0 ways First.thc it5 easy to \\ riteabout are the best and piece published after the bad things ande mpaign periodfor elections chastise others ltS‘s brightest students in had already ally more difficult to praise allot going to do a senior honors represent the world, and we will comm 1 i in in “re thesis. it took only a semes- the di\ersity ofthe student election, thtrc s nothing on n t r for me to understand the E. prove it.” 011 bu Ely and to the line h \\' sh. ,and tyithtiut uttering the same to nk he can all agree that joy that history can be all ”,3; ourses “e vxould like0to see Student Life had nt editorial lihfe probably suho 1d the because of her tute laage. If all titthers running giydcsstha t “We don’t have to just taught reprI‘lSlIbllll) to tamper nitth tli.1t\y.1y.Sotne argue that the retyarrd fort hat is being tandidait- an unfai his electtitin denied tenureethenb all tage 1 hope that Student Lilu accept unjust, unfair \illlaymd such prattitts in order to make them bet- means.cndrtenu1 importance to the \Vashinaig- ter. oftentimes. lioyyeier. hats not ho“ethis is going it [”1117”,] Amimerlt: future elections. decisions.” ton Universiityt titsy negatne “0de ack a proac» ho e to the backing force. “ords «Bren! R 111.7111 Student Life 'lreasury Reoresentaiive Llet‘t I out ac tions do little if they have on your life. Tell an\ thing. your professors. friends and talking and writing letters Should Equally \\e can best affect change mily that they're \vor h or as radical as ho ding a by dewloping allies for a something. They'll appreci- Sit-in. I hope to address common cause. By pra istng ln1\cr51ties aresseep al ate ll. both politicanlgand soctal others. we de\ 910op those at CORRECTIONS: because oatfth characterisr Ii the coming days. ISSUES, as lies Furthermore, it s g weeks and as long as it sues specifnicallyh1molyt In a Monday, April 9 article SEquestrian team successful oesn t takes, this student body is C\en 3E1] udem ' rig to mtness a new kind \alentine's Day to tell some» at \iashington Lmner 51m ould be ad\anc1ngtosZone competition. Fancheris of student actiusm \ye no longer I)“ the tea aitnd one you low them orrthat n51. Lou .This is (metal actually fori Holekamp who hate remained apathetic too concerns. Lets beg1n.$1a\ wt 11 be ad\ ancmg. Stmudent Life regrets thee lhe\'re smart orrthat they re because teason tells us that 1 ed doing a good 1obDDo good deeds areadmired In a Honda \pi'il 9 editorial “teneThur reform5t ave IS a sophomore in Studentlife identified Satyam Khanna Macias and Chancellor naas theformzr fund Arts & SL18HC€3H€LJW he raismg chair for Sigma Alpha Epsilon fmtemity. He issin fact \irighton about the profts and in: 1x11 11=eth dV111 2mm] .11 date cter bc‘llc‘h: the\ are am- stirs \ou Jdnlll’t’. \\ rite to in the Sigma Phi Epsilon fraternity, Student Life regrets 1114; 001.10 1 more in1[the in- :hapiroégmuil.cu error.

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MEN’S TENNIS Men’s tennis wins sixth straight match

BY JEFF LESSEN nci 11 lot' said Follmer. “He SPORTS REPORTER put a lot of prt ssurc on Char- lit llill Washington University 7, Wheaton College 2 Afttr one postponement \Sld( from these small and other scheduling issues sciiba (ks ,1t “as smooth sail April 7, 2007 at St. Louis, Mo. up to poor weather the Washington University men's tennis icam non two more not lose a single other matcnh Singles competition matches this past weekend against \theaton The) to extend their merall record on to sueep McKcndree MonE 1. Joshua Williams (WHEATON) def. ay Charlie Cutler (WASHU) 6—1, 6-4 Against McKendrce Cutler feared \t'he_aton College by “as able to reegai 2. #Ialohn Watts (WASHU) def. a scor e o e Sunset on the outdo lan Kirchner (WHEATON) 6-3. 6-0 Ttnnis Center onSaturday before returning on- 3. Chris Hoe/and (WASHU) det. daay to knock off MocKendree David Warren (WHEATOeN) 6-0, 6-1 College forn the Bears six h and Caio Tortato, 8 «i straighn aah r-d fought 4. Danny Levy (WASHU old heather forced Red- battle at first saingies taking Cory Kraftson (WHEATONifS-2 6-0 and- Green‘5 Saturday match- don n the hard~hitting Quinn up indoors, as the match was 6-4, 276 an 108 in the third 5. Charlie Howard (WASHU) def. relocated to the indoor Sun» set super tie»breaker._ Alex Ziccardi (WHEATON) 6-2, 6~0 et venue instead of the out» ,lohn Watts Tennis Center on the 10th- ranked player na- 6i Nirmal Choradia (WASHU) def. ‘ Graham Johnson (WHEATON) 6—0, 6-3 match was relatively routine and the outcome was Doubles competition ne\er in question with at second singles by a score of 63 6-2 chad pre\1ous~ 1. Joshua Williams/Cory Kraftson (WHEATON) def. 1y defeated Ian Kirchner of nine positions for the first \\ heaton tur- Charlie Cutler/Chris Hoeland (WASHU) 86 g ' ' their “inning day. Watts also joined forces 2 Nirmal Choradia/Trevis Bowman (WASHU) def streak began on Marc Micchaei Simmerman/lan Kirchner (WHEATON) 8—4 two out of threeo the third doubles spot. win 3. Charlie Howard/John Watts (WASHU) def. bies matches. The first dou- 8-2. Hoeiand. freshman Danny David Warren/Kevin Graham (WHEATON) 8~2 Le\y and Houard all extended their personal singles win» ning str ea 5 to six matc es, MARY BUTKUS l WUSTl PNGTD SERVICES each winning twice on the #10 Washington University 9, McKentiree College D neekend. Ar third fourth Sophomore Charlie Cut/er hits a backhand at a recent home match. lire of Joshua Williams and Cory and fifth singles respective— men '5 team is ranked 10th nationally andis 103 an the season. April 9, 2007 at St. Louis, Mo. Kraftson « ly none suffere single set “We were flat at [first] in the the matches against night at the Tao Tennis Cen- end with a UAA conference Wheaten and McKendree ter, the match was postponed showdown against the um. Singles competition oubles." said Washington versity of Chicago on Sun ay . oger due to cold and windy conditions. The match will be re- t the Tao Tennis 1. Charlie Cutler (WASHU) def. his fifth straight match first played Wednesday at 6:30 Center. Daniel Quinn (MCK) 6—4, 2—6, 10-8 “Chica 0 Will be a bi1g con at. if you get down a break, ta' eat on s Gra .m.. also at the Tao Tennis 2. #1010hn Watts (WASHM def. especialmly indoors. that could hamJohnson,6-0, 63 before Center. ference ri\ airy" said Follmer. “We are not going to overlook be the atch.“ winning by default on Mon» he Bears' season contin- Caio Tortato (MCK) 6-3, 6-2 At singles. the fast indoor day. McKendree had to forfeit ues with a doubleheader Sat- them because they bea Wil- both si\th singles and third urday. with matches against two years "ago. They will [be a 3. Chris Hoeland (WASHU) def. doubles as they traveled to Coe College at 9 a m and goo Daniel Gonzalez (MCK) 6-4, 6-3 “ash U \\ 1th only five play tinixersity of Texas -Tyler at After winning six straight ers on their roster oh matches will be . conteslt; an all gauge: 4. Danny Levy (WASHU) def. ough the Bears were held at the Dnight Davis Ten \‘ , again conquered Curler. win- Seas: is jifsterwhatpﬁtllasil: U. Ben Schloesser (MCK) 6-0, 6-2 ning A , - . cheduled to play Maryville nis Center in Forest Par "He really came into the University this past Friday They conclude the week- needs Charlie Howard (WASHU) def. Andres Marquez (MCK) 6-1, 6-2

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a d a bit unsettling spoken word intro g Sad nlike pre1ious planning to take /j ust uses ityfalls flat “Clairauis you justyo dieents (Kill or Be Killed)" OOne “ould Riot for rsix minutes long and15 Less0bringst o mind the sad could easily stand to shed sgons of “Feiers anndli ew in tes There seems rors”despitetthe full sound to be little paint to t of haunting backing yocals oman ranting b t from a \ariety ofa listenerSfriendly package The sis seem conte to let each nugget of musi- cal happiness be found in We rldl. its own tirneWhile thi18 is urn is riddled with sometimes dissatisfying. be- love songs. Not1n tbhe ysay ing spoon--fed is relaxing. an used to tin a Vt'alcotta 0n tish [IRAM OIUN PICTURES thana ny‘eroth it is ob\ious Kale (Shia 13890110 and his mother. Julie (Cam'sAnne M055) stumble into a horrifying predictasmentin the why Walcott and Mi keMMogis Bright Eyes thriller'“iuDstrbia. Cassadaga BY CECIIIA RAZAK Th film takes placein lush \an 11 its in frame and isn’t a Rating. Hm MOVIEEEDRIIO suburbs andO’ris quI [noptly person it has alibel on it efinaleis well deTseerv- Thzcks to downola:‘d‘ red The nalispset Despite th ingTofits pl.ace “Lim OnemWouldRiot for Less." Hitchcock its not but the nacrilty.a \iith onemblig courty alrd 111m hols manages to holdonto Ttheee neu, mostly sleepy thnller simultaneously housing and e\cellent patcm ood f th album \sshile Folrfartsrof: Elliot Smith. "Dist’urb1zi"..(DJ Can putting on display the sordid luxuriously‘composedeinteriors is going to buy into (mg bmari ng‘morore of Ob Arcade Fire Desaparecidos 0 ernized 1\‘ersionof0“Rear 111 es of its inhabitan 1nd fine acting from ouf as conventional andascripted personal thoughtseron5private Window"lde rs more than it their actions. all \ isiblea from e as this. matters The sound itself promises, despite its flagging 1antaage onoint ka e must oss, and M rs har- final act. tra\el from 1indoyxtto \1nd((111 at ter actorecontinually hiredtto Kale (Shia LaBeouf) is the to 1tendifferent neighborssin suoply‘t eefpy perfect teenager until his ankisardly positioned set lttis enrgrossingannd father is killed in a freak car tings anndashe timerses the tritolntcis lunithat is until the accident Aboutoofteenage distances of his house we are t irda i.t1tseems as itif Jennifer Lopez: angstfilled rage leadsttolxKeal reminded that he is 111mg in donlytthe filmmakers realized puncrichinghis priaish teacher less of a suburb, and more of ti they had to soniehou differ intthe face aandajuudge e-n disturb. entiate “Disturbia” from the +1 1 '1 ' ' tencing him to house arrest Teh film ' 11 “Como Ama Una Mujer’ complete 1yitha blin kinnagnkle he shift of setting. but does in pointed \oy eurism Afte braceletand a preternaturalmly transplanting itsell to theneu iarrings hifttin perspectirw. Mr ‘ socially interact“e 1 iey fro 11\1ngn\1ronmtritofth Turner makes a compe e-de BY CEDILIA RAZAII didyou do? But the main ”that ‘unfortunately.’ unfor~ his 11indow He quickly bL-m alAm T1CallClll/L‘,n ren1a MOVIE EDITOR question the album begs: tunattel has notthinrig to do friends the g0 timely lt's also littered yyith all52 e sofamous? 1~1th Englishspeakers miss- kinds of beeping. blinking gad- teens1 Jennifer Lopez has at this eil ttle ng the bea rirt and obsessi\er “at h s111 getsflf only L.13.et]<1ierfrits had shame.after such an arresting ener» hada cell phone and streaming buildup. \1deo Along 111111 the gadgets

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Lopez manages 1 her photo £1. n e front cover. and that the final song. is recorded 14121 11mm takes no tale t,j good with a live audience and is Jennifer Lopez visits fans at F. ){E genes Which. perhapssthe a'.lbumsbest in the Bronx to celebrate the release has a new line of coming out but its the excitement of the this fall audience that dootesthis and of her firstSpanish album “Como they could havoe done it with Ama UnaM or wit out] The aulbmdooes pose a lone her mice is heayily‘ Jenmfer Lo electronically enhanced Como Ania Una Mujer especially in the synthesized You'') \1hereheryo- Rating: *fifififi out of all our Wise popular cals sound like nothing that Docks to download: culture personalities. could pmossnibly‘ emanate from “Adios “QueHHiciste?" Lo. wt1th heer pristine dlating Thu uth. For fans of: Poorly spoken record. the one ell LI rics are unfor Spanish Ben Afileck What, as the singole queries. natTely entirely in Spanish; Come together

BY BRIAN SIITI release “liquid words" and exposition scenes. setup a SENIOR CADENZA EDITOR his ”I“:themedc ce t play'list featuring some of YOUR FUTURE IS WITHIN REACH ndmasters with G2 A'sgre aettsthits Don‘t enius is gotng to be Di]b\uiuggsl’farom C1psr1i Hill. limit yourself to solo works And so is the money to pay for it campus tonight To be His lyrical skills put him in talthooug “aSh doybou SpﬂClIlC.Ih1§gt‘.l'llu is The t 1‘ upper echelon 0f rappers “Labels" and “Amplified Geenius a. kaL-\L.r1e or GZ-\ most famoush oi teh (Iiill -. e\pcnses should not he 11 roudblo 'k for your future. ﬁl' I\ \111l1 Wu Tang Clan nDa iin iiltcrnutiw loan from Campus Door. (let up to 51 50,1100 in p 1 for college His sohi the Gargtnle or”S“Radioacti\e"IFour tonight Moms .11 ‘31 m and make-1111p \ments until 12 months LIIICI')‘1)LI graduate \pply online toilii‘. Shot: .115 1\1Il prme to be Lll(Jillptisdtlitl'.1:011] torccen e 1111 iipprituil usually in l1:\\lllill)LIIlTIlIUIL‘. Spend (ellent shmxtase oi hip9hop. eytn nsiuit. at its your tune planning for \our future. not \1111'r_\1n1~ about Ilt)“ to pay for it. best it‘kt1 art .11 .iilable tont'ert First skip ailtour for S» 111lb.) \ .1sh.1.ll tlasst ltuiu' Irindkldss 1513 \sithotit‘ .11 the Edison Theatre Bo\ (mice or the You have the will. We have the way. door, campusdoomom sinyol\:‘nient1\ith on; campusdoor' of the are:“‘1 3.1" 1 on s of all timi- iio'wths‘iotimt. GM ha.is l .s’htd hirn . self as one i:‘ “remit‘re “(s on the sic t uiih .1.“ and let the bi ado fli '\ needs to rtspunc 311's like the. 1 int:on 100? :‘urinc the di aloeue hean appropriate-1L

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cool bands were playing that which was also released on rihe demise of Slow- hypocrisy Grouund“ came in 2002arid BYDAVID KAMINSKY style of music. thena h Team Lore and played a show dotIn Virg inla. Kasherformed While working with Cursive Bright Eyes became one of the CEDITOR number oafbnds starteld tag» at the Gargoyle on March 29th. the band Cursi\e lyitth for- Kasher formed The Good Life year 's most celebrated"new" ging along and sudde yeILI 2007 in 2000. Initially a soloproject. artists. The albumobrutgh The Beginning rey'one lyas getting thrown in it quuickly gre oecb them nationaiTattmentiorlmfrom Our ory begins in 1993 the emo category. Thesedays. entirely separate band.Theyve the New Yor when 13-year-old Cooon [thin ofemoassanegat From the Ashes released threneafulllength re- Magazine. RollilngetSstoTaleaend

on a octur rl" Ln pin and sold over 250.000 term," said Ober ,1 Rises the Faint conLurrL7ntOly‘ b2?“tIyeen 190953 (£2000).“BlackOut" (2002a)rid and 199' tilheleft Com “A oft e Year" (2004). all From Park Ave. to in 1995. Clark Baechlel andee\r’eun s.a Cur of which have focused on vari~ Creek put out (of Park AIL-.I. Todd Finklo released "Such BlindingSSltars ous aspects of relationships their third release Slomdow the Wall 998. Virginia‘s “LD Space JI'vhich up alter a couple ec.t Dessaparecidos. which, in featured Tim Kasher as the Be fore Obevrst's split from IIIho lel‘t shortly after jotn- at yearsoto Oberst Shows His contrast with BrightEy lead ommander hs.LI began mg)Irmed the band Norman Threfolrmed a year later w, punktocsk urid. Their 1995 saII the de- playing in anindu Balelt They signLd to Saddle Bright Eyes lyrics0were politicaolu'in nature IBILII Oma a lnames Clark C rot is RLIL L rL s anti released andsorigssfocusedoon topics eLhle ,t\ nkins. laniie a 1II siliglLs that made them Bright Eyes started as Conor such as thes te of American \Btilli tins and Jerlli Berna rd e\tI‘L-tiiely popular in Omaha affairs and the lengths people \th gali playing together ill bilt did not aLliiLIILI widespread rid crlt iL‘salikeuhen will go to just JliillULiI\l1I l‘l’ilIou ”1:210:18!“ sales at the national level. they released‘‘onD L‘a." Venus he reportedly recorded \l'llL‘ pop music;h hey channgeed their L0 epbutal mdetailingttab 70 so soof acoustltic solo mate- their formationObte ad nonmof their female0mem:bLLIrs naInLIt Ilheat nl anrid llrst hate and deceit inherentlrl rial on his father‘S four track. onlyp laasoyedsolo and Initially knetx how to pniay' herrrespeL taablislheti a small national tan divorce. on Saddle Creek ina Ithen Commander Venus split me Bright Eyes became Oberst‘s state that Oberst broke up had trouble playing with a IIILI instrume n199h‘ nith the addlition [J )00.t band. the band I'dIILd l\\() and- a- of |\Iatt lililILIli ialsrio in summer of ‘001mthey the band because they “ere l alt yL-.ars play trig onl minder \enusi aiid thereliease reLorde“Btirst anndBBloo of the original 70 becomingt00 pop shorts and ILILLording lust a / LII'MLIiad ‘\It er the 21-“)111'118 their first IIitOh the addition of songs as the first ofﬁcialnBright Oberst did. honuelyaer. go All Together Now spiltynth the an\\h1Ch rlelease hoyIL-IerSBLIIIL nlLIit cello. They fol- Eyes album.“ACoellc of beLamL- the -l\chrr elease oi andl pianLed lowed thisnin3n003 with "The Songs \Vritten and Recoorded Cootnmmander Venus released SaddleCrLLIk ReLordsI 2d bylaLob T Illit' lea\\hohelped Ugly rgaii.“ a concept album 1995 1997." "DoYou Feel atH me?" In a full length during the dtyeolopttheda neera eehrlo - that details the story of the Later in 1998.he released extstence. They roke up when ittlluenLL-d sound LII their next "Ugly Organnlstt" and elu st. appiness“ on album and underground hit. lUILI ande se\ hee\peri

London 5 "Blank\taIe.\ aLlLI." L-nces thronughout his life.1he 5 zer- eaIy“DigitalA ecct ThLy aLhILIILId \Iridespread 1 mtrra\ere\leIIs ' Digital Urn ”Both albumsnwere cation” inJu lyoat 1997. Oberst popularity. Lomme lalsuc RollingrnStone \\ ho gat receit\ed IIIthscommercial and LonsiderLd "TThe llne\entIu l Less anrid Lrit Ict aLLialm \Ilth star rating annd the Alternatne critical succe Vacalol “to be. “somewhat LII their third full-length "Danse l ress \\ ho gene it a perlect fi\e release set theeprecedet f lngssb'us up to date. a failur: musiLally"uhtthe laaicmleft and “as original y 1acabre.’ noted tort LI a div olito in Oberst re lyying heaIily on guest IILILherewe are met I\ith the album re LIIIIL d (oilege airplay rtiade just for the band to haIL- tion LII se. a death metal 11 base grlLIlaI \IIth appearances in Bright Eys latest release by Conor Oberst. anndp ositn\L rLIIILILs. including fLmi)1’ th selves. guitarist lornierly LII the hand . (Calaim reLords. Herollotyed “Hap- Sad eCreek's original one by “SLratL liiMagazInne" that Whenmjamle returned irom LI then. h '\e and their spotron the Cure‘s piness"i'0001th“FeIers superstar From the begiin- said.‘‘le(Laimmunder Venus London she reconneL led \«lth 200-1 Curiosa tour. brought to and Mirrors." -\\h1(hlnf lu ded ning. Oberst has always been them by the suLcLIss oi “The tervlew in the their main attraction with Is any IndlLatIon LII what‘s to [enklns. The [WI them 3 Iv their first release beinrig his Lome irnnI itidILlIsL- along Iyith Kianna \larld Der Ugly Organ." L\IICT the tour Q'ﬂ eratio LIii mtk. Hunt in Lk Pressnall and NILk \IhitLI Creek Records arid IILIrklng they \Ient LI talus and re- tde etheir latest IntturenloLilILs bright InndLIed " I‘LirmL-d Tilly and the Wall In II Ith notable producer RiLk turned in thL summer of 2006 features Todd Fl nklo i103rdIrLlLase"Cassadaga"

LLI It rni-ndL r\ L-Iills iILIII 21101 and gained notoriety for Rubin Ior their nth album. ILith the IrUi'llItli full length. 1er us and IMF 0" rig his nth release L \L r strlrttd II) III“ I’Ipilll Is substituting Jamie‘s tap shLIL-s “In ‘Ie also been touring HtW\H Boise n quit. kl shi- r ILIIILIIILI (i .LlhLlIy agalii aIid rLIL'LIntiy pLIriLIrtiied "Htappy IIUIUII(1\\"\\'L|S mark to pursue pLIssIIIIllIILIs “11h ill the Pageant i It rent IrLIm“ The U I asked about hmls LI1er hand (tirsII\L (Lilli "\\LILI“' III (Ibersls garage and ()rgali‘E due to the departure ol it. Oberst told KittyMagikcom. d by As yu listten tin or \L IIiIs ILIL iIL distributed ila siious IrLttI'l LL IlhnLI n LUII|U Itidl he "it\ away to ma L fun of to any ofthese artists‘ albums. amniltliL- r nlrIL LiiLInrtrhs lttl‘ll’lllyl, J Itii Iiltly retortiLILl Cursive Brings addition of a hie-p LIhorn otlrselIL-sbecause the record is in partiLular the recent pin- thL-L Isl LL asL .IsLLILII'Isl item It \\IlntllIlLL (ii Ildreli' \IiiIL li ILtion Alth|ou ghpalso a Lon uLha L.lier lm nt'th naLle "Cassadaga.“ be mindful tLI [I- L- i It piL slhy the hand bLLL anle the Ilagsiiip release Kasher the Good Llpt all)lin sIILII us rLIILIltLId (nL-Lpardt0oityho I amdbut I also of the loIgn and LaliLILi 11 (pills on ()bL-rst's iLI'aiii l LIILI iLIbLII lloIIinLl isriiIii limit and its like laughing” Lestuous history LIII trig-L1». LilIts In L llilt lliL-y ILIIlLleLILI this release \\ IIlI Life inhabitants and LILill IIllh “LlitLId or The Story is in mustc scene and Saddle Creek IIIlnLI rIghI LIII the bat \ Itil LII "IILILLLIIiIs (II iIIIrrL-ls" In :LILILI, slihiL-L is no h as religion and the Soil Keep tour Eat to the ReLtIrLs ‘

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