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Cars still stuck at 6Mudstock' ASWSU ing to the site. They also stress that only car fans were finally transported by bus to the ByJEFF UPTHEGROVE . owners with identification or friends with writ- county fairgrounds in Moscow where they Daily Evergreen Staff ten permission will be allowed to remove vehi- were provided blankets, soup and the use of At least one Latah County commissioner is cles. telephones. holds last calling last weekend's Greenstock festival a Latah County officials said owners who did Latah County Disaster Services official Gary laughing-stock fiasco. not leave keys for their vehicles will not have O'Keefe said some volunteers even supplied As organizers attempt to remove more than their cars immediately removed. The removal dry socks to the evacuees. meeting 150 cars still stuck in mud and muck at the of these vehicles is the responsibility of event As the cleanup of the Greenstock site con- site of the canceled show, federal officials organizers, who have yet to formulate a plan, tinues, officials of the Agriculture Soil Conser- have begun to assess the damage to topsoil, officials said. vation Service have begun to assess the status ByKJMATP~D and Latah County officials have begun to say "Cars with no keys are probably going to of a federal contract with landowner Dennis Daily Evergreen Staff stay here a very long time," Latah County Chilberg, a Spokane County commissioner. "I told you so." With television cameras Commissioner Mark Solomon said. Chilberg's stepdaughter is a WSU student and Four tractors under hire from local farmers rolling and the final business Solomon also was holding some concert a Greenstock organizer. managed Wednesday to remove fewer than of the year to handle, sena- ticket revenue for payment of towing person- Under the terms of an agreement with half of the penned in vehicles by a tedious and tors of the 22nd ASWSU nel on Tuesday, he said. ASCS, Chilberg is required to maintain most expensive process around a wooded hillside Senate met Wednesday. Festival organizers were unavailable for of the land at the concert site as part of the near the swampy lot. Housing status for WSU comment Wednesday. Conservation Reserve Project. students was a top concern Vehicles pulled from the site are being County commissioners declared a local Included in the federal listing of what desig- for Senator Amy Bernstein. parked along a nearby access road, and the state of emergency Monday as nearly 600 wet nated CRP acreage sheuld not be used for are "Students are a perfect Latah County Sheriff is notifying owners by and hungry concertgoers remained trapped at "parking," "camping" and "other activities example of the powerless in telephone to pick them up. the show site following its Saturday afternoon that could adversely impact the control of ero- a relationship with a land- Sheriff's deputies urge car owners to wait cancellation. lord," Bernstein said. Under the Latah County emergency plan, See Greenstock: page 12 until they are notified by police before return- With a nonscientific poll in hand, Bernstein presented student responses to q ues- tions covering such topics as Officials how their landlord rated in Hoofin' it safety and upkeep to discrim- ination problems. discuss cuts, "Landlords are taking· advantage of students because they can," she said. job security Bernstein said students consider living in apartments ByRACHEAL HA-~I1i. I to be temporary housing, their student status makes Daily Everqreen Staff them feel inferior to their A standing room only crowd of landlords, and the need for WSU staff members, most of housing allows landlords to them worried about their jobs. take advantage of them. gathered in Todd Hall Wednesday In other news, WSU stu- to ask questions of local officials. dents will be able to learn The officials, including Nina about Russian culture, and Casper l.eisi, interim director of Russian students will learn Human Resource Services; Roger about setting up student Gissel, employment supervisor of organizations when two Rus- WSU Human Resource Services sian Club students 'and their (HRC); Roger Gissel. employment adviser travel to Vladivos- supervisor at HRC; Ben Jenness, tock, Russia, in May. director of WSU Benefit Services; Senators gave $250 to the Myrna Haring, of the Pullman Job club to help with travel costs Service; and Lonnie Dunlap. coor- to WSU's sister school, the dinator of career development at Far Eastern State University. WSU Career Services, were avail- "This is going beyond the able to field the staff members' professional level of questions about reconfiguration. exchange we've had with Reconfiguration, a buzzword in professors," ASWSU Presi- recent months at WSU, refers to dent Stuart Morgan said. the process of cutting university Russian Club President programs and employees in times Tom Spear said the group of financial crisis. Severe budget hopes to establish a rapport cuts expected fro m th estate with students there. make layoffs and employee "We want to create con- bumps looming concern'> for Starr photo by Rich Waters tacts and make them avail- members of the classified staff. Officer Gary Nobel, of the WSU police department, blotks traffic near the hospital with the able to you (senators), and Some items of information and department's newest member, John the Horse. Please see story on page 3. make you available to them." advice presented to the employ- ees in attendance involved: • Layoff options: Staff mem- bers are classified into layoff Athlete's status at Chevron causes confusion units, which are (1) departments, Athletic officials confirmed Wolfe's position tion. ByJOEY HAHTEEOCr offices and programs reporting to at the station, saying the arrangement is legal "I do not have Steve Wolfe on the payroll," the university president; (2) areas Daily Evergreen Staff and not a violation of the National Collegiate he said. reporting to the vice president for While WSU athletic officials say one of their Athletic Association's regulations, which pro- Mondragon went on to say Wolfe is not in university affairs; (3) areas report- student-athletes is working at a local business hibit full scholarship recipients such as Wolfe any kind of a training program and does not ing to the vice president of busi- voluntarily and in accor- from working at a paid job during the school have a summer job already in place at the sta- ness affairs; (4) areas reporting to dance with NCAA regula- year. tion. the provost; (5) and colleges and tions, the owner of the The arrangement would be a violation of "If he was down here, he was probably schools. business denies having NCAA regulations if Wolfe were getting paid working on his car or something," Mondra- When a position is targeted for any working arrange- for the work he is doing. gon said. "He's a regular customer and' a elimination, the person filling that mentwith the athlete. Football Coach Mike Price said the 6-foot-3, friend of mine, but he is not in any part of a position will be placed in another 300-pound center has been "in a training pro- training program." position in the same layoff unit Senior football player gram" at the business for the last week. Sources say that they Saw Wolfe working at that pays an equal or lesser sal- Steve Wolfe has said he "I'm getting ready to work there this sum- the cash register at the station on more than ary, if one is available. If no posi- is volunteering his time Wolfe mer," Wolfe said. one occasion, and that he worked for about tion exists in the same layoff unit, at the Campus Chevron Yet Mondragon, a supporter of WSU athlet- four hours one day. positions outside the unit will be at N.E. 400 Stadium ics, said during a Wednesday morning phone When The Daily Evergreen first tried to talk considered for that person. Way, but owner and WSU booster F. Dan call that he has hired student-athletes during to Wolfe, he would not answer questions. Mondragon denies Wolfe has any kind of posi- the summer before, .but he flatly denied later See Jobs: page 12 tion at the station, voluntary or paid. that Wolfe has any connections with the sta- See Athlete: page 9 Page2 The Daily Evergreen Thursday, April 29, 1993 Cougfest '93

• Palouse Empire Science Fiction Association meets at 8 tonight at the Banjara Indian Restaurant in PUllman. For information call gets $5,000 PARTY TRAYS Donna at 332-1271. 8y KIM.Al..•;I"II~ available for graduation! . ··'::;/-.~.:::'~:;;::@;;::~:::;::.;:Ad/t~~ • Rho Epsilon Amateur Radio Club meets at noon in CUB 113. . Daily Ev_ergreen Staff ORDER SOON! • WRRC noon program: The Beauty Myth, an audio-taped lecture Next year's senators set a by author Naomi Wolf, will be shown. speedy record at the second pre- Dining Services at the CUB liminary meeting of the ASWSU 23rd Senate. 335--3875 • Alcoholics Anonymous meets at noon Monday through Friday on the third floor of the K-House. During the half-hour meeting, senators passed a bill asking for Meat and Fruit and $5,000 to fund Cougfest. • Need Assistance? If you need assistance with a university- The nonalcoholic event is Cheese Trays Vegetable related problem or want to discuss an issue or complaint confi- scheduled for Aug. 28, and is dentially, contact the Ombudsman's Office in Wilson Hall Room 2 geared as a concert to welcome Trays or call 5-1195. back students to the WSU cam- pus. • ScoHlComan Escort Service is open from 8 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. The programs are to be held on during closed week, but it will be closed next week. the practice field or in the CUB if it is raining. • Tuition Waiver - WSU Students who are residents of Oregon, "It is intended to keep people Idaho, or British Columbia can apply for a reciprocity award. Stu- on campus and off the roads," dents who receive a reciprocity award will have a reduction in their Johan Hellman, public relations out-of-state tuition. Applications are available in the Office of director, said. Admissions, 342 French Ad. Awards are limited, deadline for fall Senators also gave their unani- semester is May 1. mous approval of the 1993-94 ASWSU budget. • Delta Sigma Theta Sorority is sponsoring a study table during closed week. Open through Friday from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. The budget of $582,653.66 is linked. directly with Service and Activity fees. The current ASWSU • Attention students who need to sharpen their writing skills: president, Stuart Morgan, said There will be English 102 classes offered this summer. Please the allocation "will more than contact Lisa at 5-4072 for more information and to register. likely increase" with the increase of tuition. • The Daily Evergreen will publish brief announcements for free. Drop off your announcement at the Student Publications office in Through the new budget, most the basement of Murrow at least four days before you would like it ASWSU-recognized organizations Sunday - Pool Tournament - 7:00 will receive a 10 percent increase to run in The Evergreen. The Evergreen publishes announcements Tuesday - Dart Tournament - 8:00 on a first-come, first-serve basis. . in funds, Hank Wirtz, budget committee chairman, said. Special beer on tap: Widmer Hefeweizen Corrections Policy: If you notice any factual errors in The Daily Vice. President-elect Dean Davis Evergreen, please call 335-2768 or 335-2290 with your concerns. said the Senate will hold off on E 200 MAIN 332-6566 approval of a District 8 senator in order to give more opportunity for application across the student RECYCLE YOUR~' body. Senators also approved several EVERGREEN. T.~ more committee chair positions.

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!!'M~":::'ll.:.•~,.,~t~_F ~JplUS tax Thursday, April 29, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page3 Horse hoofs campus with police Advertising club deal with helicopters, but he handled it like a pro, By BARBA~~,.:r~;11~11B"II"III_Nobel said. takes 4th in NSAC Daily Evergreen Staff "It went really, really well today. Everyone The University Police Department has a rather seemed excited about it and John handled every- By SiIAlt~i!D!1i months toward a long-term goal, unusual new recruit. John, a registered quarter thing really we"," Nobel said. "John had never Contributing Reporter they develop lasting personal and horse, took his first tour of campus Wednesday seen a helicopter before, but everything went professional relationships, and Members of the WSU Advertis- with his "partner," Officer Gary Nobel. great. " they also tearn the thrill of victory ing Club took fourth place at dis- The John was trained to deal with crowds by patrol- and the agony of defeat," Huey trict level competition in Helena, department's ling at Greenstock; officers also set off firecrack- said. "All of these are important Mont., Friday. new horse ers and fired guns near him to make sure John and required in the pursuit of an Ten schools took part in the patrol is wouldn't become frightened by the noise. advertising career." . National Student Advertising Com- another way "He's a really friendly horse, and he hasn't After Friday's competition, stu- petition, which was held as part to develop kicked anyone yet," Nobel joked. dents attended workshops spon- of the Advertising Federation Dis- community A not-so-funny part of Nobel's job wi" be clean- sored by professionals and indus- trict XI Conference. Top honors relations and ing up after John's bathroom breaks - some- try leaders. went to the University of Oregon, thing he wi" have to do after his shift is over The conference was a chance liven up followed by the University of campus every day that he works with John. to learn more about the advertis- Washington and the University of patrols, . "People might want to watch where they step, ing world, the people in it, and an Montana. Chief Robert but I'll be picking it up every night after I get off, opportunity to be judged as a Judging was based on a 50- Wilson said and the grounds crew said they wi" help too, so it professional, Rob Matthews, a page proposal and a 20-minute about the will work out fine," he said. member of WSU's NSAC team, presentation depicting an advertis- day-old pro- While Nobel and John won't be "horsing said. ing campaign for the 1994 Saturn gram. around" on a daily basis, Wilson said he plans to The members of the WSU team SC 1 sports coupe. Wi Iso n 'use the horse as often as he can during the sum- said the project was a lot of . The WSU team took second developed mer and fa". But the department wi" have to work work, but also a valuable intro- around John's availability as well as personnel place in the written portion of the the patrol Staff photo by Rich Waters duction to what the advertising availability . competition, which accounted for industry is really like. with Sallie John with partner Gary Nobel. 40 percent of overall judging. Giffen, vice "We're too short-handed On some days to use "It was really interesting to see BlllHaey, the group's adviser, president of business affairs, after she mentioned John every day, but we are planning to use him how it all works," Matthews said. said the students should be a similar patrol operated at the University of Con- and I definitely plan to use him in August and "It is really a roller coaster type pleased with their performance. necticut while she was there. September when the students come back to cam- of business with a lot of ups and "Being named among the top He said he contacted the Seattle police depart- pus," Wilson said. downs." five finishers in this competition ment, which has horse patrols, to find out what So for now, Nobel and John wi" continue to The 15 members of the NSAC is comparable to being named would be required. patrol the campus when they have time, and team began working on the pro- one of the top five advertising As it turned out, WSU already had everything Nobel wi" continue to get John used to the cam- ject in October. Each member of agencies in the northwest," he they needed to deal with a horse because of the pus. the group was required to put in said. veterinary medicine programs, he said. And John "He didn't seem to like the red bricks on some a minimum of 20 hours per week "We come from the most com- is being borrowed from a friend of Nobel's. of the walkways, or mopeds, but that is just toward the project, but many peo- petitive district in the country, "The more we talked, the better it sounded," because he's not used to it. I'm sure we wi" get ple put in more than that, Mat- and the vote this year was the Wilson said. "It also sort of seemed appropriate that taken care of in no time," Nobel said. thews said. closest it has been in the last 12 with WSU being an agriculture university." And if the program goes as we" as the depart- Although the team members years," he said. John had been in training for about two months ment hopes, Wilson - a self-professed city boy were pleased with their perter- for his first day, and he and Nobel had a rather - might take up a horse patrol himself. Students partiCipating in the mance, many' members of the exciting first day. In between stopping to talk to "I've been thinking about gOing up to Hitchcock competition have a lot to gain group were hoping for a higher curious students and faculty, they had to direct Stables and trying to ride Robby, the big Clydes- from their participation in the finish. "After ali," Matthews said, traffic when a helicopter landed at the Pullman dale," he said with a laugh. "We're both Scottish competition Huey said. "There are no trophies in the real Memorial Hospital. John hadn't been trained to so we should get along." "They gain the experience of world - you either get the competing and working six account or you don't." WSU offers appetizing dining options .I The Men of Alpha Kappa Lambda . UB'8···;a%fl?11;K~ii&'Th1'~ $25 increments can be added. Regency Room, Mother's Cup- By BRENDA "..;.,)1-}tKtUm&W~~ The account balance carries board Deli, Cougar's Lair, the Daily Evergreen Staff over from fall semester to spring CUB Cafeteria and Sam's Confec- .' would like to congratulate our University Dining Services is semester, but it does not transfer tionary, Estes said. providing three meal plan options to the next fall. There is nO To open a PLUS account, stu- to WSU students. refund of unused dining dollars at dents must deposit either $50 or 1993' Miss Centerfield Formerly, students were able to the end of the spring semester. $100. If $100 is deposited, a purchase meals and other non- This extra money goes into a $7.50 bonus is added. Incre- . JenMurdockKKr food items all from one account. "leftover account" that is used to ments of $25 may be added later. Now, these options are divided up fund scholarships given by UDS, Students can transfer money into separate accounts, according Loren Estes, computer operations from a PLUS account to a Cougar And our 1993 Diamond Court: to a brochure released by UDS. supervisor, said. Express account for a transfer fee Cougar Express can be used to Beginning the Friday before of 10 percent of the amount, but Cindy Raether rB buy food only from the dining Mom's Weekend each year, the money cannot be transferred from centers. Students who are living Cougar Express card opens up to Express to PLUS. Lori Niemela AOn in the residence halls automati- include purchases from the con- The third option is the Cougar Julie Gubala Ari\ cally receive this account as a venience stores, Estes said. Express OC (off-campus). This part of their Room and Board The Cougar Express PLUS is account is available for off- Emily French KAE> Contract. the second option for WSU stu- campus students, staff, faculty or Cougar Express accounts can dents living in the residence halls. by students who live in "board We would alsolike to thankour be utilized at Rotunda, Regents It includes options from the three option" residence halls. Rotunda, and Davis-Wilmer, providing convenience stores and the dining Regents and Davis-Wilmer dining 1992 Miss·Centerfield breakfast, lunch and dinner seven services in the CUB, including the halls honor it. days a week. Amy Langdon The Cougar Express dining account is divided into two parts. A common dining charge of $748 per semester is paid by all WSU students living in the residence hall system. This is broken down to pay for staff salaries, student salaries, retirement and pensions, non- food goods and services, admin- istrative overhead, maintenance and equipment and mortgage contribution. The individual dining dollars are added to the common dining- charge. The individual dollars cover the actual food cost of items purchased. The student selects a meal plan level to match the amount of food to be bought that semester. The money is automatically subtracted when the student buys food in the dining centers. The average amount spent by students is $240 in individual din- ing dollars per semester. If stu- dents run out of dining dollars, April 29,1 AID PERSPECTIVES

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- 5C.IE.N'lSTS ARE TEsnNq-n\E SMoo\\-\E.ST Do vve really know ON EAm-\-\.ASA\£S.MAN Ct-JP\L\1\Le OL-D LA'DY. what's going on? How many sexual assaults have happened in that last four years? The smokers' lament How many times has a person been verbally assaulted because of his or her race? Are fraternities still hazing? How many people has a There have found myself participating in after an extended trouble-maker across the dormitory from you beat someone up? recent events in absence. "Dangerous?" You scoff, "Foolish? Oh, Try and answer these questions and you will come up empty. my life that have don't you think you're exaggerating just a little bit?" You may think that assaults and sexual assaults are public infor- made me a bit of That is the voice of a person involved in a long mation, but they aren't if they happen on this or most college cam- a philosopher. (Or what counts for long these days .. ) term relation- puses. Forget about truth, protecting yourself or your simple right You see, recently ship. I too, had forgotten all about the perils of dat- to know. WSU has a tight suit of armor to protect it from incidents I began smoking ing. They say that experience is a harsh teacher, and that might stain its "something special" reputation. again. I quickly relearned all of the lessons I had forgotten. And that suit of armor is stored in Student Affairs. It wasn't so Within a month I had gone out with and broken up Student Affairs oversees the Student Conduct Board, established much the intake of L- ___J with three women. Like most of the individuals to protect the university's "educational purpose," according to the cancerous ele- involved in this silly and foolish habit I would meet student handbook. Through the conduct board or a single student ments into my lungs that broughton a bout of deep- people at bars. Not the wisest of places to encounter hearing officer, the university fields complaints from students, fac- thinking. It had more to do with the questions that a future soul-mate. Meeting, dating, and breaking it ulty, staff and the university about other students or student organi- were raised with the resumption of this dangerous off all took place within a week and it followed a zations. All proceedings are kept confidential. and expensive habit. Long-time aquaintances of fairly predictable pattern. This may sound fine to Joe Q. Student who has a couple of dorm mine asked me almost every day, "What the hell are A.) Meet likely candidate. Flirt. Buy drink. Get drinking violations and doesn't want his parents to find out. How- you doing?! You quit sucking on those things that phone number. ever, confidentiality is scary when we talk about sexual assault. smell like burnt shoelaces after a rainstorm for two B.) Go out to dinner. Movies. Drinks. Stay over, We can't quote any source. We can't cite any specific case. We years, and now you're smoking again!" get up late. experience bliss. can't even use words like hazing or assault. Anything that is uttered To these friends I had no answers. I'm well aware C.) Either she wants a "serious" relationship too in a judicial hearing of the Student Conduct Board or kept in a file at of the Surgeon General's warning. (Although I doubt badly or I do. Argue. Negotiate. Fight. Student Affairs might as well have never happened. that there's a complicated pregnancy in my near D.) Either she never returns my calls or I never We ask the question: Who is making sure Student Affairs is not future ... ) I know that I cough more, my clothes retu rn her calls. covering up important cases merely because they make the univer- reek, and that my appearance resembles the animal E.) Spend 2.7 weeks lying in bed staring at the sity look bad? Anyone with any intelligence knows that an organiza- debris that litters the highway between here and ceiling, traumatized. Lose weight because you're tion trying to keep a positive image cannot police themselves. As Moscow. unable to eat. Listen to depressing music. written, the Student Conduct Board's actions are not bound by due Still, I persist in an activity that could be termed This has gone on now for two semesters. Have I process, despite claims to the contrary. reckless at best. learned? Do I give up on dating and concentrate on That means that if you file an assault complaint, you are not told I thought a lot about this. Was there a method to my schoolwork and job the way I should? Of course of the outcome or sanction levied against the person you accuse. my madness, or was I just proving through my not. And if you are the accused, you are not assured a fair trial or an behavior what my GPA already states? With the Because in a world where AIDS has made serial appeal as guaranteed in our national Constitution. assistance of a few malt-based beverages, I came up monogamists out of everyone, the "romantic" The only exception to this rule is in the case of a sexual assault. with a theory. I discussed said theory with a fellow trauma of serious dating has been left like so many A woman who makes a complaint is entitled to find out what sanc- smoker and together we worked out the kinks. feathered haircuts by the side of the road. After the tions are levied against the person she accused. But even if the It's called tobacco logic. horrible end of your last dating prospect you lament, board believes the woman, the decision and sanction is confidential Tobacco logic says that, in this society of militant. "Oh, if only there was someone out there who to the women living next door to the accused. non-smokers, you fulfill the role of the romantic out- understood me. Who loved me without reservation We do not mean to accuse members of Student Affairs of a cov- cast when you smoke. Look at Bogey, James Dean. for who I really am," wringing every iota of pathos ering up. We are positive that they all are honest, trustworthy indi- No one understood them either and damn, didn't and self-pity out of the moment that you can. Of viduals who care about the cases brought before them. they look cool with their world-weary expressions as course if the perfect someone really did come along, But, we have talked to a woman who claimed she was sexually a cigarette dangled from their lips. It's a role you you'd break it off faster than your dad did with his assaulted and then swept under the university rug. This woman, assume in a world of Malmo-hippie-wanna-be's who third ex-wife, but that's neither here nor there. who is one of the tiny fraction of women who admit to being will blaze a spliff faster than the eye can see, but Remember what I said about the '50s being the assaulted, claims she was persuaded to let Student Affairs handle give you a look a disdain the second you pull a pack new underground? Romance comics and "True Con- the case to avoid negative press. of Camels from your breast pocket. In a world fessions" are the roadmap to '90s dating. Trauma The woman claims she was told things that are not true in an where "alternative culture" is mainstream, the only city. attempt to keep her from pressing charges with the police. The offi- recourse is to move even farther retro. The '60s are Of course, this is due to change also. Already the cial this women claims told her these untruths no lonqer works at "in," so the '40s and '50s are the great frontiers of '70s, as evidenced by bell-bottoms and a fascination this university and denies the allegations. ' boundary living now. Lest you think, "Fine, but I in the Brady Bunch, is beginning to make its trendy We know that this woman may not be telling the truth. But the don't smoke. This doesn't apply to me," rest comeback. With it, I'm sure that the rampant hedo- fact remains: It could have happened and we would never know. assured that tobacco logiC encompasses much more nism that was a hallmark of disco culture can't be The university hides behind the Family Educational Rights Privacy than nasty habits involving flames. far behind. When that happens, I'll buy a suit and Act, commonly called the Buckley Amendment. Buckley, signed into Smoking is like dating. kick the butts again in an effort to stay ahead of the law in 1974, says students' educational records are kept confidential Having divested myself of a five-year relationship, masses. to everyone but themselves and their parents. this was another dangerous and foolish habit that I Now if you'll excuse me, I'm having a "nic" fit. We wonder how alleged crimes can be hidden in an educational record. Some claim these incidents should be kept confidential so Doonesbury youthful indiscretions do not come back to haunt us. The trouble with that logic is obvious. Most students here are 18 ANYTHIN6 OOJ g>AflJ< 711& IMAGINATION.' ANO IF t ANY QUESTIONS 50 years and over - adults in the eyes of the legal system. If a friend CAN 00 IT, ya; CAN [J() IT. Flit<, HONEY~ .. HONEY'? back home working in a gas station gets into a fistfight at work, W& B

The final disappointment arrives: Massey's last stand Editor: think, to see things as we do. conservatism, etc. (let alone hollow movement as Linus clings a particular group after focusing Going out' of business! This is Some journalist-types take words where they stand)," and conse- to his security blanket? Why on the screw-ups of a few way- my last letter ever! All my big like "objectivity" seriously; I pre- quently, these "young heads full catch some intellectually-transmit- ward members of that group? ideas must go! fer not to pretend. We are all in of mush accept politicized lec- ted disease by joining a cluster Hell, no-It's easy to do (trust (That's right--my doors of per- sales. tures as sacred scripture." fuck of minds? me). But what does it prove? Not ception are closing in Pullman for As for the predominance of Are freshmen here naive? Maybe such mental orgies are a goddamn thing. good. Please indulge me as I manipulative liberal intellectuals at Some are; most aren't. I do think irresistible, and are here to stay. I, Massey, can link electromag- reinforce my reputation for being WSU: "On the Mark" Driscoll a weakness common in freshmen But if that's the case, please tell netic waves with cancer all I the most incessantly negative per- implies he would fix that by hiring is a reluctance to consider care- me about someone from the I Get want, but that's far different than son on campus.) a faculty of conservative intellec- fully any ideas on how to solve Up Every Morning and Sit On the proving they cause cancer. And I have some thoughts and tuals, which would provide stu- this country's problems. They Can Party. Now I can identify with people know that. They know how comments concerning Mark Dris- dents with a balanced view. Pre- must be wary of falling prey to that group. Now there's a groups to think; they also know how coll's April 7 Evergreen column, sumably, a staff including Bill their profound skepticlsrn or they with a simple, straightforward much work thinking can be. They headlined "An Insane White Male Buckley and Rush Limbaugh may be paralyzed by it. Naivete is agenda I can support wholeheart- know how frustrating it can be. Blame Game." would be able to drop some hints not the enemy of WSU's new stu- edly. I'll end fittingly, with Melville Driscoll claims that WSU stu- on how to think. Unlike the liberal dents; an overbearing sense of Ideological consistency is an (from The Confidence Man): dents are being taught what to profs, they would not dismiss worldliness might be. appealing illusion. The problem "Truth is like a thrashing-ma- think, rather than how to to think. questions from the opposite side The difference between a liberal is, the world is not black or chine; tender sensibilities must Liberal intellectuals, who rule of the ideological spectrum out of and a conservative certainly does white. It's not even the same keep out of the way." "the higher education dung hand. not have to be taught. There's no shade of gray from one day to the Kraig Massey heap," are propagating "their Bill, Rush and guest lecturers reason to explain either of those next. Ed. - You hsve., without doubt, interests, causes and ideology" jn like Ronald Reagan (when he's labels because there's no longer Look at Limbaugh: he's got a been the most prolific of our let- the classroom, he says. not in Japan) would redefine anything behind either one (if good gig with his syndicated tele- ter-launching readership club. We First of all, I like the dung ref- higher education at Wazzu. And, there ever was). Labeling works vision show. But he's not doing always looked forward to your erence--Rabelais: simply the naturally, Cougars would feel better on diet foods than people; any more than a small-time smart correspondences and often greatest. But it's downhill from good about themselves again. I'm tired of people tossing "lib- aleck like me to make the world a enjoyed the irreverent, ha/t- there. Since when are college Yeah, sure. I imagine most peo- eral," "conservative" and related better place. (Believe it.) wacked, yet sensible tone of your professors expected to teach stu- ple could .swallow a 13-inch penis terms around just for the sake of No, Limbaugh's not enlighten- prose. My one regret is that we dents how to think? How to more readily. convenient argumentation. "Oh, ing anybody with h'is one-sided never got together over peanuts think? That's determined by what Driscoll further asserts that she's a Democrat." Or, "He's on diatribes. Is it really so hard to and brew to discuss the various we think. How and what are freshmen, when first arriving at the right." Who gives a rat's ass! cut out some funny newspaper conspiracy theories involving the inseparable. WSU, are naive of the complexity Questions: Why is there this item, slap it on a monitor, and World Bank, the Trilateral Com- After all, everybody in this life of American social and political emphasis on collectiveness, and proceed to pick it apart? Is it mission, the Council on Foreign is in sales. We are always trying problems. They do not know "the on grouping, anyway? Why cling really so hard to make deroga- Relations and The Knack. We'll to get others to think what we difference between liberalism, to some meaningless party or tory, generalized comments about

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• WSU Prints (Dept. 8000) • Sports (Dept. 1300) • Travel Books/Maps (Dept. 2600) • NW Travel (Dept. 27~O) • Health (Dept. 4500) • OutdoorslEnvironment (4200)· Page6 The Daily Evergreen Gone blind with racist minds LE·TTERS Editor: This is in response to a letter that was written by Lynn McCord and published on April 22. Blood is on I am writing this letter to express how much I was offended by your so called letter. You call minority groups in America "whiners." Also Koresh's hands your comment about Asian Americans being able to accomplish more if we knew how to speak English is a total generalization as well as a Editor: gross stereotype. As a proud Asian American I take great offense. As a Concerning the article "Davi- matter of fact I was born in California. My point Lynn, is that many of dian's demise is the FBI's fault," us Asian Americans were born here in the United States, and we do well, I have to disagree. I have speak English. Do you not know that Asians have been a part of Ameri- been watching the news about the can history for over a century now? Although many history books do whole situation, and this time I not go into great details, the Chinese were forced to construct the am siding with the government. American railway system. Many of them lost their lives and still they They were doing as much as they are not thoroughly credited. The Chinese were subject to racism back could to try to rescue the children during California's gold rush. Many of them were robbed of their gold from the compound from sexual and they could do nothing as no one would help them. They were abuse and unsanitary conditions. called names as "chink" and "coolie." Also the Japanese were forced Koresh had 51 days to try and into concentration camps during the start of the second world war. cooperate with the Federal Many believed they were traitors just because they were Asian. They Agents. Koresh and his followers were mocked not only verbally but also through the headlines or prom- had obtained illegal weapons and inent newspapers such as the Los Angeles Times which read "JAPS blew away four unarmed federal ATIACK." Lynn, we've been around and we've had to deal with this agents. Koresh brainwashed those kind of crap of a century. And we do speak English! people and the children were The minority groups here are not "whiners." We are people who helpless against their own cult, want a piece of the so called American Dream. We as minorities need and still the FBI were patient and to stick together and help educate those who do not understand us. had no intention of using any type African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, Middle Easterners, of firing arms on the compound. Asian Americans and other minority groups need to fight racism and The tear gas, which had been do away with generalizations and stereotypes. We need to let people tested and not flammable, was to know about minority awareness. Choose knowledge, fight ignorance. just make them run out of the compound wbfch would make it easier for the government to detain them. Koresh was the one who decided to end the lives of those people including the chil- dren. They were the ones who surround the compound with lan- tern fluid and Koresh told them to get down on their knees and when they see God, then they would be able to rise. Most of the people were shot before the com- pound was actually lit. To blame the FBI for trying to see the safety of the children from abuse is The "One Hour Plan" parking rules for loading around absurd. Some people have stated that maybe if the government had Residence Halls will be in effect a better hold on the gun control Tl{esdf;ly, May 4, 1993 laws this whoie situation would have never occurred. Well, my . r-; ,," through friend, that's like saying if the government had a better hold on S~turday, May- 8, 1993 the alcohol laws there would be More information available from Parking Services. less drinking by minors. Sandra VanDevanter ASWSU, again 335·9684 Editor: I must respond to the ASWSU censorship of the Veterans Affairs. it seems that the only correct opinions and uses of appropriated funds are those defined by ASWSU. No other opinion may be expressed. Every person who expresses their opin- WOMEN'S TRANSIT LAST DAY OF OPERATIONS ion is subject to criticism and opposing views, but ASWSU does WILLBE SATURDAY, MAY 1st, 1993. not want opinions expressed unless they approve its content. WE WOULD LIKE TO TAKE THIS OPPORTUNITY Criteria and guidelines have been'

established for the expenditure of TO·THANK THIS SEMESTER'S VOLUNTEERS:.$ appropriated funds and the Veter- Stephanie Aanderud Beth Dubay Vick.y Knopf Helen Minnie Stacy Siroky ans Affairs did not abuse those John Anderson Bill Dubay . ChunChin Ko Alicia Molitor Kellie Sjogren guidelines. Get off of their backs, Michelle Anderson Casey Eberhurt Krystal Kompkoff Steve Moore Shelly Skoglund Khrista Morgan Gregg Slosson Haven't you better things to do Jo Aneshansley Leslie Evans Andrea Kozak . Kelly Fale Bart Kryger George Mow Caron Smith with your time and our money? Rex Baird Heidi Banister Tracy Fauver Andy Larsen Scott Myers Carrie Smith R.M. Gralewicz Aldo Barletta Ann Flaharty Kristin Lawson Amy Myklebust Eric Sperry Cathy Beese Jeff Fowler BrynnLeake Kim Nicholsen Linda Stewart Oxford Blues Steve Bell Jill Fredrickson Eric Lofstrom CalO'Baid Julia Taylor Dennis Bennett Lisa Frey Darby Long Meg O'Callahan Holly Thomas ... Editor: Jeff Birdsall Bridgeen Garrett Vicky Lott Robin Olsen Holly Thompson It seems that in his illustrious Christa Bland Bertha Garza Noelle Lucas Julie Pagnotta Elissa Tinder Corey Peterson Fawn Tomeo Oxford-based academic career our Scott Boucek Jeff Geoghagen Zale Lui Jeff Boyd Heather Gleason Jacob Lunders Mandy Peterson Tanya Tomeo intrepid president, Bill Cliaton, Leora Braden Martin Groen WinnieMa Amy Petteys Charice Toms skipped Philosophy 201--lntrodu- Autumn Brock Daniel Gunasekaran Tish MacRae Travis Pittman Courtney Traphagen ctory Logic. In a speech given Anna Brueher KathHall Stephanie Manke Jim Pogue Brian Treloggen Sunday in Boston, Bill violated Errin Byrd Jack Hamilton Sean Mantooth Robert Prather Pam Ulappa Jimmy Ulvenes one of the fundamental axioms of Eleanor Cabrera Lisa Hanley Aaron Marshall Ginger Rabourn Dan Varey logic. In defending his administra- MarkCrunp Chad Harding Laura Martonick George Raimondi Brenda Campbell Tracy Harkins Ryan Maxwell Tracee Reader Brian Verity tion's actions, President Clinton Ali Canfield Wailana Hassler Robert McArthur Lawrence Reay Gina Vesey used a classic "Tu Quoque" or Ashley Carey Kristin Hatala Carrie McClintock Tim Reeves Brandon Vukelich "you also," attack on his critics. Lori Codden Alicia Haus LaDeana McCoskey Abdur Rehman Tia Wallace Speaking to the editors of the Alice Coil Amy Hausrath Sara McGregor Eric Reiken Diana Wapnowski nation's newspapers, he said, EbbaCook John Heineke Bruce McLain Kevin Reikensmeyer Cassandra Wasill Richard Renfrow Heather Watson "People say, what did you do in Kirby Crawford Andrea Howard Doug McManus Shari Cummings Shawna Hughes Julie Mellen Lara Reyes Kathy Wenzel your first 100 days? I say, 'What Robert Curry Kari Johnson Dawn Mercer Cicely Riebe Jeanne West did the other guys do in 100 Sarah D' Assisi Julie Johnston Alisa Merrill Lynn Rossi Mike Williams days?" When you attack the mer- Norman Danielson Scott Killian Tim Mhyre Kelley Schmidt Keri Wilson its of the argument, your defense David Dean Jane Kim Scott Miles Kent Scott Sandee Witherbee Scott Demianiw Odette Kirby Ann Miller Shideh Shahideh Alex Zankich suffers from a fallacy that dates Jason Sikes back to the times of Aristotle. SPRING 1993 Really Bill, I thought an Oxford education was better than that. WRRC 335-6830 Brian Hansen HAVE A GREAT SUMMER BREAK! Thursday, April 29, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 7 LETTERS . PALOUSE PARACHUTE :JiI CLUB Pullman Police: brownshirts with badges We're now training first Editor: minors of Pullman. Hmm. makes sense in a purely college time jumpers. As a graduate of WSU who According to this, then, were I in town. Try walking from Greek Come make your first spent three years under Pullman's my house window (or the outdoor Row to the hill at 9 a. m. without one with usU!u! martial law,. the tyranny of the dining area in Swilly's] drinking stepping off the sidewalks, which Pullman P. D.'s stormtroopers is the devil's brew I would be just are among the worst in the free Call: 208-883-1133 to nothing new to me. as guilty. Interesting. Fortunately, world to begin with. Remember reserve your slot!!l I survived my whole term with the protector and server of the that these laws must be passed only one M.I.P. and the Mouth- public poured out the evidence, by the representatives that you PULLMAN-MOSCOW breathing, inbred, GED-boasting thinking an empty can was just as elect, and that your taxes pay for AIRPORT NAZI who issued it to me knew conclusive as <\. half-full one. It the death squads roaming the Celebrating sufficiently little about the law he was only this officer's inherent streets Friday night with their 25 is paid to enforce that I was able idiocy that saved me from having 9mms. years of skydiving to easily get it laughed out of to take a day off from work and If this type of enforcement on the Palouse even Judge 'Adolf' Fraser's court. fly across the state to defend started in Seattle, people would Although I have personally myself for this audacious act of be on the phone so quick with heard several of the mousta- holding a beer on private prop- their councilmen that heads would chioed, gun-toting guerillas who erty. spin and jobs would be lost. And make their living leaping from No monetary penalty was on a politically aware constituency bushes and demanding to see the ticket, appearance in Pullman would never allow such totalitar- papers profess to enjoy taking District Court was mandatory. ian legislation to be passed in the beer away from college kids and Is this the way that Pullman first place. The fact that you only marring their lifelong records, I treats its Alumni who already put live in Pullman for nine months a figured that once I graduated and up with this legalized terrorism year for four years doesn't mean turned 21 I no longer had to live for years? The law which stated that you should bow down to in constant fear. Working in Seat- open beverage containers were these revenge-generating, civil tle and earning more in three OK as long as they did not come rights-violating laws. You don't months out of school than all but into contact with the lips was have to. Remember, even Pull- the most senior Patrol Sergeant, changed recently, to allow these man is still in America, and the MAY: TUESDAY 11 JULY: THURSDAY 1 my only worries were occasional roving bands of armed little big- people can remove unwanted laws TUESDAY 18 . TUESDAY 6 drive-by shootings and/or armed men the authority to cite anyone from the books and demand that TUESDAY 25 THURSDAY 8 TUESDAY 13 burglars. they see, regardless of age, hold- officers issue warnings for nonse- So why should I be surprised ing alcohol. What's next? Perhaps rious offenses. WSU is a damn THURSDAY 15 TUESDAY 20 that (within twenty minutes) upon a statute outlawing carrying good place to go to school, and JUNE: TUESDAY 1 THURSDAY 22 my first return visit to myoid closed containers on the street? Pullman is overall an agreeable TUESDAY 8 TUESDAY 27 Alma Matter I was cited by Pull- Outlawing Cigarettes? I no longer little college town ... don't let some TUESDAY 15 THURSDAY 29 man's finest? Because the hei- have to be concerned with such insecure peon in $2.99 mirrored THURSDAY 17 nous crime I committed was sim- things, as the charge was aviator glasses and a bad haircut TUESDAY 22 ruin the atmosphere for you or ply carrying an open lager beer dropped and (after this incident) THURSDAY 24 AUGUST: MON DAY 2 (pronounced Lay-ger by the my next trip to Pullman will be future Cougs. Vote. TUESDAY 29 (ORIENTATION ISSUE) arresting officer) on the basketball sometime in the next century. At least in Seattle I can legally court of my fraternity. But as current and future Cou- shoot anyone who jumps out of According to the gentleman, gars, you should be ashamed of the bushes at me after midnight my holding (not drinking) an open this asininity. I understand that with a gun and demands my wal- let. . beverage container in public view now anyone caught walking in the Contact your sales rep today for special discounts! was setting a bad example for the street can be fined $19.00, that Jack Sampson 335-1572

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(':", ....1.', lor th ...' December LSA T begin October J. (1. 7. and S. STUDENTS BOOK CORPORATION Page 8 The Daily Evergreen Thursday, April 29, 1993 'Designing woman' heads national educators' council 1:::::::::::::::i:::Bitit-i.:I:::fliB.::::::::£t::::: .... f::::;::::::::::::::ii:;::::::1 By 0111,(... " .. each organization causing compe- "I would like to reflect the BANJARA INDIAN I. tition for funds. Forming the Uni- goals and aspirations of the orga- 1:':(2.. Contributing Reporter fied Voice would create continuity nization and keep interior design Gaining support and a better among the organizations, making as a visible and important entity f!~VCUISINE & COCKTAILS image for college level interior it easier for industry supporters to around the nation." SE 905 Mail1 Stt'eet, P",lImal1 design programs will be one of contribute funds, Thompson said. This will include extensive trav- Opel111am - 2pm & 5pm -10pm Daily (509)332-1771 WSU instructor Jo Ann Thomp- However some people in the inte- eling and interfacing, which may son's major goals after she rior design industry object to bring WSU's interior design pro- L u.n.ch Bu££et $4.99 becomes president of the national forming the Unified Voice. gram some added notoriety. Interior Design Educator's Council 11aIrl. - 1:30p:rn. "A lot of people like it, and a "This position will involve a lot this month. lot don't like it," Thompson said. more PR than I'm used to," Din.n.ers Sp:rn.r: 9pIIl. When universities make finan- Thompson said. cial cutbacks, interior design pro- ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ I "But any place I'll go, I'll tell grams often are the first to suffer, " people I'm from WSU," she Thompson said. I would like to added. "And any time we get As president, she said she some visibility, it's just good hopes to reverse this trend and reflect the goals PR." improve industry support through and aspirations Thompson is currently the vice the formation of a group called president of IDEC. the Unified Voice. This group of the She was nominated to the would combine the 600-member organization ... presidency in October by a 15- IDEC with other professional - Jo Ann Thompson member board. groups such as the American IDEC president-elect Society of Interior Designers and She was selected based on her the Institute of Business Design. contributions to the council and "The merger would be targeted "The politics of it are very" will serve as president for two toward industry support, so fund- interesting. " years. ing can occur as a whole rather Despite the controversy she Thompson has instructed inte- than piecemeal," Thompson said. expects to be part of her new rior design courses at WSU for Donations from private industry position as president, Thompson six years and acted as vice pro- for groups such as IDEC and said she hopes to further the vost for the university from 1990 ASID are now given separately to goals of IDEC. to 1992.

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Free CD from our CD Library with any Home or'Car CD Player Purchase. SHOP AND .COMPARE The 9 of Washington State University Thursday, April 29, 1993 WSU double trouble for 'Dogs Athlete: Coach says Wolfe different Bulldog pitchers. followed NCAA rules By "KII':;",I.I: The Cougars added two pairs of runs in the eighth • Cont:inued from cover is not getting paid for it." Daily Evergreen Staff and the ninth.· "I can volunteer and do what- Price also said Wolfe discussed SPOKANE - The Cougar baseball team pulled Pat Redmond, Gonzaga's catcher, hit a solo home ever I want," he said before the matter with the WSU director double duty Wednesday at Gonzaga's Pecarovich run off Ramsay in the second for the Bulldogs' only hanging up the phone. During a of compliance and eligibility, Field. run. follow-up call, Wolfe said he is Bobbi Bonace. WSU scored in the double digits, tallied double WSU scored its first run in the top of the first not working at the station and "He talked with our compliance the number of hits of Gonzaga, hit a pair of doubles when Corky Franklin singled, advanced to third on refused to comment further. officer, and she OK'd it," Price and made a pair of double plays to beat the Bulldogs Mike Kinkade's single and crossed the plate on Price had heard nothing of the said. "My understanding is that 11-1 . Kevin Brunstad's groundout to third. situation until contacted by an it's all legal." One thing the Cougars almost didn't need was The Cougs broke the 1-1 tie in the third when Bonace said Wolfe contacted double pitchers. Naumu scored on Kinkade's double play tap. her Wednesday morning to make Robert Ramsay went his longest stretch, throwing Ken Cameron added the Cougars' third run when " He's (Wolfe) sure the arrangement is not a vio- eight innings before Coach Bobo Brayton called in he scored on Roy Miller's single to right field. lation of NCAA regulations. relief pitcher Brian Parks to shut things down. Kinkade drove in two during the Cougs' four-run going through a "Steve asked me about it, and "This is one of the best games we've played here seventh, and catcher Josh Hamik collected the other kind of training I said it was well within the reg- in a long time," Brayton said. "(Ramsay) pitched two. ulations," she said. "It seems to good, we hit good and ended up getting (double Brunstad drove in two in the eighth, and Kinkade program. me that we're within a time frame knocked in his third runner and Franklin scored on plays)." - Mike Price where a training session would be Ramsay, who got his second win against Gonzaga an error to close out the ninth. WSU Football Coach reasonable. " earlier in the month, improved his season record to "They just kept pecking away," Gonzaga coach Bonace added Wolfe told her Steve Hertz said. "They played well. We didn't play 3-2. Evergreen reporter. earlier that he would be working "I told him he'd either go one or nine (innings)," well at all." " there this summer and had just "I don't know anything about The Cougars have won eight of the nine contests Brayton said. "I've been wanting him to throw. He's that," he said. "It's illegal for dropped by the station to volun- against Gonzaga this year. got some good stuff." him to work there and be on teer his time. "l'rn satisified," Ramsay said. "This is my best WSU improves its record to 11-5 in the Nor-Pac, scholarship.' , "My understanding is that outing. I had some great defensive plays behind 27-14 overall, and remains second to Oreqori State Steve was given a summer job," me." based on percentage points. After discussing the matter with she said. "He went down there Having played Gonzaga nine times this season, Wolfe, Price explained the situa- one day and volunteered and was Ramsay will next pitch on Sunday in the second tion as being similar to an intern- taught how to work the till. I Ramsay said, "After a while, you get to know where doubleheader of the weekend against Portland State. to pitch everybody." ship. don't believe that it is an on- WSU nickel-and-dirned its way to a 3-1 lead until WSU will play a non-conference game against "He's going through a kind of going thing. I believe that was the the seventh inning when it scored four runs off three Lewis-Clark State today at 6 p.m. at Bailey Field. training program," he said. "He end of it." Bledsoe ready for work Wazzup? Key happyVank Three of WSU's undrafted foot- despite rumors that the New ball players have signed free By JANELLE~IIIII'I\I_. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) - Jimmy leading off the sixth inning. England Patriots might choose agent contracts with NFL teams, Key wanted to pitch for the New "It was a little sinker that he Daily Evergreen Staff to trade away their No.1 pick. and a fourth is reportedly close. York Yankees as much as th.ey got up," DiSarcina said. "I hit it After months of anticipation, He smugly held his com- Phillip Bobo, the junior wide ments when speculators sug- wanted him to pitch for them. good, but not clean. It wasn't Drew Bledsoe finally has a solid receiver who left school a year gested the Patriots might select "I feel like this team has a completely on the barrel. Good hold on his future. early with the expectation of being chance to win, and that's .the rea- pitching will beat you now and Throughout the almost five Notre Dame rival Rick Mirer as drafted, has signed with his son I came here," the lett-nander them, but I didn't think that months since Bledsoe their new quarterback. hometown team, the Los' Angeles said Tuesday night after stopping would be the only hit. We kept announced his decision to At approximately 9: 15 Sun- Rams. Sobo is from Moreno Val- day morning, Bledsoe was the California Angels 5-0 on one thinking we'd get him in the next bypass his senior season of eli- ley, Calif., near L.A. finally able to share his secret hit. "It's early, but I like the way inning, but he was great." gibility and enter the National Offensive guard Bob Garman and prove all the rumors this team is playing. We've got a Football League draft, proud Signed with the Phoenix Cardinals Key pitched the Yankees' first lot of good players who know followers have boasted to their wrong. in an effort to become one of complete-game one-hitter since now to play, and I just want to do friends that the Cougar quarter- WSU's latest celebrity Garrison Hearst's blockers. line- July 7, 1991, when Luis Polonia's returned to campus Monday to my part." back would be the No. 1 pick backer Kurt Loertscher signed fourth-inning double denied cur- It cost the Yankees' owner $17 in the draft. enjoy a couple more days as a with the Washington Redskins. rent Angels right-hander Scott million to secure Key for this sea- Bledsoe was not so certain. Cougar before he leaves today Wideout C.J. Davis' is report- Sanderson of a no-hitter at Ana- to attend the Patriots' mini- son and the next three. In his As the draft neared, he fol- edly in the minds of the Los heim Stadium. Tuesday's gem camp this weekend. first month,. Key has a 3-0 lowed the NFL game plan, mak- Angeles Raiders and the Seattle lowered Key's ERA to 0.93, sec- He also will work out in a record, allowed four earned runs ing the right appearances, Seahawks and should sign with ond only in the majors to Kevin quarterback camp and then a in 38 2-3 innings and strung choosing the right agent and one of those teams soon. Brown's 0.73 mark with the rookie camp in June. together 23 scoreless innings at making the right public state- Texas Rangers. He said he is looking forward one point. ments. The women's crew team has to learning the Patriots' offen- "I don't feel any pressure," "We were guessing the wrong Bledsoe said he would be been sailing through its spring sive system under the tutelage Key said. "Basically, I'm going to thing all the time," Polonia said. happy playing for any team that schedule .: of first-year coach Bill Parcells try and do here what I did for "He was just surprising every- selected him. The crew won its fifth consecu- and new quarterbacks coach Toronto - keep the team in the body. He played with everybody's A mere three days before the tive race at Oregon State in Cor- Ray Perkins, the ex-coach of game every time I pitch." minds. He's a veteran and he draft, he was candid but quiet vall is last weekend. . the Tampa Bay Buccaneers. The 1987 Cy Young runner-up knows what he's doing." about his future home in the The Cougars will compete at "The one thing I'm aiming recorded his second career one- NFL, saying he knew where he the prestigious Windemere Cup toward is learning enough as hitter - his first was in 1986 - "I was hitting my spots and was going and knew where the Regatta in Seattle Saturday. quickly as possible so I can against an Angels team that had keeping the ball down," Key said. Patriots stood but couldn't the American League's third-high- "My ball was moving good, down comment. compete," Bledsoe said. "I'm WSU slugger Kevin Brunstad not even in a position to com- est batting average. All that sepa- • and away, and they kept hitting As late as the night before moved into seventh place with 40 rated him from no-hit fame was them on the ground. Every- the draft, Bledsoe kept quiet pete rig ht now." career doubles during Wednes- Gary DiSarcina's line drive single thing went my way." day's game against Gonzaga. Swindell wins fourth straight for ·Stros • • HOUSTON (AP) - Greg Swindell Guzman gave up six runs on innings. Santiago followed with his sin- Scott Erickson (0-3). Pedro won his fourth straight start and six hits in four innings, striking Chicago ended Eldred's score- gle to shortstop, scoring Briley, Munoz homered twice for the the first-place Houston Astros out two and walking four. less streak at 17 innings when and Felix moved to third on short- Twins. Minnesota's losing streak won for the 12th time in 16 White Sox 11, Brewers 2 Dan Pasqua hit an RBI groundout stop Jeff Blauser's throwing is its longest since a seven-game games, taking a 6-1 victory over CHICAGO - Frank Thomas con- in the second. The White Sox error. Orestes Destrade followed skid in April 1990. the Chicago Cubs Wednesday tinued his hot hitting with a two- made it 3-0 in the third on Robin with a sacrifice fly. It was 4-all when Mike Dever- night. run homer, and Kirk McCaskill Ventura's RBI bunt single and Bob McClure (1-1) picked up eaux opened the sixth by reaching Swindell (4-1) pitched eight pitched seven strong innings Ellis Burks' run-scoring single. the victory by getting the final out on a throwing error by shortstop innings, giving up seven hits and Wednesday night as the Chicago Marlins 3, Braves 1 in the eighth inning. Brian Harvey Jeff Reboulet. Singles by Ripken struck out two. White Sox beat the Milwaukee ATLANTA - Benito Santiago's picked up his seventh save with a and Harold Baines produced the The Astros scored four runs in Brewers 11-2. infield single in the ninth inning scoreless ninth inning. go-ahead run, and Mark McLe- the second inning off Chicago Thomas has five hits in his last drove in the go-ahead run Orioles 8, Twins 4 more had a two-run single. starter Jose Guzman (4-2). 11 at-bats and nine RBis in his Wednesday night and the Florida BALTIMORE - The Baltimore Arthur Rhodes (1-1) allowed Ken Caminiti's home run made last three games. Thomas was hit Marlins went on to defeat the Orioles sent the Minnesota Twins four runs and seven hits in 6 2-3 it 1-0. Andujar Cedeno followed by a pitch from Josias Manzanillo Atlanta Braves 3-1. to their sixth straight loss, using innings. with a single, his sixth consecu- in the eighth and later removed Pinch-hitter Greg Briley was hit two big innings and a three-run Royals 5, Blue Jays 3 tive hit, and scored on Eddie Tau- for a pinch runner. by a pitch from reliever Steve homer by Cal Ripken for an 8-4 TORONTO - Mark Gardner bensee's triple. McCaskill (2-3) gave up one Bedrosian (0-2) to open the ninth victory Wednesday night. pitched six-hit ball for seven Swindell singled home Tauben- run and six hits, struck out four for the Marlins. After a sacrifice, Ripken's homer highlighted a innings as the Kansas City Royals see, moved to second on a walk and walked two. Junior Felix singled, but Briley four-run third inning, and the Ori- beat the Toronto Blue Jays 5-3 and scored on a throwing error Cal Eldred (3-2) was tagged for had to stop at third after he oles snapped a 4-4 tie with four See Baseball: page 11 by first baseman Mark Grace. six runs and nine hits in just four slipped rounding the bag. unearned runs in the sixth against Page 10 The Daily Evergreen Thursday, April 29, 1993

Valvano dies of NBA-NBC for four more years NEW YORK (AP) - In an efforts," Stern said. "Our last We're trying to find a level of unprecedented move in sports agreement achieved that result, profit. All the broadcast networks cancer at 47 television, the NBA and NBC and the new one assures continu- in the past have made deals with agreed to a new four-year con- ity of that principle." painful results." '...""~;,,~ ByT~MF_ hard work was about," Valvano tract Wednesday that carries no Said Ebersol: "The deal is The NBA All-Star game also will AP Writer said. specific pricetag. predicated on the continuation of be played in prime time and the RALEIGH, N.C. - Jim Valvano, Valvano began coaching in With a year remaining on their profits that have occurred under feature program "NBA Inside who coached North Carolina State 1969 at Johns Hopkins, and four-year deal, the league and the the current deal. We've learned Stuff" will be extended from sea- to a national college basketball coached at Bucknell and lana network renewed their relationship from our mistakes in other areas. sonal shows to year-round. championship before scandal before joining North Carolina through the 1997-98 season. forced him out, died today of State in 1980. The NBA is guaranteed a mini- cancer. He was 47. His first Wolfpack team strug- mum payment that exceeds its Valvano died at Duke University gled to a 14-13 record but fol- current contract for $650 million, Our Classrooms Medical Center in Durham, said lowed with 22-10 and an NCAA but the deal also has provisions his attorney Woody Webb. tournament berth in the 1981-82 ensuring profitability for NBC and "Valvano waged a valiant fight season. some revenue-sharing. Don't Have Walls. against cancer over the past Then came the miracle season "A minimum amount will be year," Webb said. "Jimmy V of 1982-83. paid by NBC to the NBA," com- Or Attendance Requirements. never gave up." The Wolfpack finished the regu- missioner David Stern said, "plus Valvano's team pulled off one lar-season with a 17-10 record, there is a targeted amount for the Or Pop Quizzes. of the great upsets in college bas- then went on a tear that began life of the deal. When that tar- ketball history in 1983 when it with the Atlantic Coast Conference . geted amount is exceeded, the A s a matter of fact, when you enroll for beat heavily favored Houston in tournament. State defeated North parties split the overage 50-50 in courses through Washington State University's the National Collegiate Athletic Carolina in the semifinals, then the last year of the deal." Independent Study program, it provides you Association with a buzzer-beating knocked off Virginia and Ralph Dick Ebersol, president of NBC with the convenience of completing basket. Sampson to take the ACC title. Sports, said the arrangement sig- Seven years later, Valvano was Six more victories followed, nals an end to networks signing correspondence and video courses through the forced out after an NCAA investi- most of them nail-biters in the huge deals with no idea of mail. You can set your own pace and schedule, gation found his players had sold NCAA West Regional. When the whether they can profit. too. their shoes and complimentary trip was done, the Wolfpack had "The era of ego is dead among Enroll now to earn summer credits. And tickets. Valvano repeatedly denied taken its second national champi- network sports executives," he find out just how comfortable a classroom he was involved in any wrongdo- onship, defeating the high-flying said. "We can't make deals without walls really is. ing, but stepped down in 1990. Phi Siamma Jamma Houston where we lose tens and tens and He then became a successful team led by Clyde Drexler and tens, and even hundreds of mil- Beginning July 1,1993 our tuition fee for broadcaster, and continued to Akeem Olajuwon 54-52 in the title lions of dollars. The days of say- correspondence courses will increase to work after his cancer was diag- game. ing 'We Won' just because we $90.00 per semester hour. nosed in 1992. He opened the Valvano was born March 10, got a deal are gone." For more information about 1992-93 season in the studio for 1946 in New York City. He Stern said the NBA will con- ESPN and at courtside. attended Rutgers University where tinue to show a minimum of 25 correspondence and video courses, Valvano rejoined his Wolfpack he was the school's senior athlete regular-season games and a few call 509-335-2339 or 800-422-4978 team for a 10-year reunion on of the year in 1967, leading the more playoff games, up to 28. In Feb. 21 and described how that Scarlet Knights to a third-place addition, the NBA Finals will con- championship team helped him finish in the NIT. tinue to be shown in prime time. cope with his illness. Valvano, who lived in Raleigh, "We believe that our network "The '83 team gave you hope, is survived by his wife, Pam, and partners are entitled to earn a rea- gave you pride, told you what three daughters. sonable profit on our joint

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Heavy penalties set Phoenix bands together for; LA (AP) - As if 23 more victories wrist. When we walked onto the day. night with San Antonio at and a 5-0 season sweep over the floor for the opening tip, I Portland and the Los Angeles for heavy hitters Los Angeles Lakers weren't showed him my wrist and said: Clippers at Houston in the West- enough, the Phoenix Suns believe 'Hey, Mo, I've got the rubber ern Conference, and Charlotte at NEW YORK (AP) - Players who $5,000 for each player who they have another advantage band this time.' It was meant as Boston and New Jersey at Cleve- throw punches or hit other play- leaves the bench. going into their first-round playoff a joke. Funny thing is, I had a Iandin the East. ers during this season's playoffs "The message being sent is series Friday night. huge game. I've just been doing In addition to the Lakers at will be getting heavier penalties that the league is taking a tougher Suns guard Danny Ainge began it ever since." Phoenix Friday night, Atlanta is at under a new policy established by position with the players," deputy the practice of wearing a lucky "Majerle put one on, and his Chicago and Indiana at New York the NBA Wednesday. commissioner Russ Granik said. rubber band on his left wrist. shots immediately began to fall," in the East, and Utah at Seattle in The new rules, announced by Granik said the new policy was Now he and teammates Dan Ainge said. the West. NBA vice president of operations presented to the NBA Board of Majerle and Frank Johnson are "I'm even starting to see peo- As the only one of 16 playoff Rod Thorn, provide for ejection Governors Wednesday, but the doing it, and Majerle was wearing ple in my neighborhood with teams with a losing record, the and a one-game suspension even league's owners did not vote on one when he made the 35-footer them on. It's great," Ainge said. Lakers are the eighth seed in the when a player swings at another it. The rules will be implemented at the buzzer that beat the Lakers The NBA playoffs begin Thurs- Western Conference playoffs. player and misses. Previously, as an executive office policy. 115-114 April 6 and gave the players who punched without Thorn said related issues were Suns the 5-0 sweep. connecting were ejected, but not brought before the board "I'm wearing 'em for luck," suspended. Wednesday, which could lead to said Majerle. "When they wear PACKING IT UP? "We don't want fighting in this other policy changes this sum- out, I just break out a new bag." league," Thorn said. "Players mer. Among these issues, Thorn Ainge started the practice when For The Stuff You CanIt and coaches will be told that if said, are "gratuitous physical he was with the Boston Celtics. Toke Home, Please Remember punches are thrown, there will be contact, trash talking, taunting He remembered seeing Wilt suspensions, even if the punch is and hanging on the rim for rea- ChamberlaH1 wearing rubber GOODWILL INDUSTRIES retaliatory. Instigators will still be sons other than safety." bands around his socks to keep punished more severely, but any- Thorn said the league would them up. Then he saw Maurice GOODWIU NEEDS: one who takes a punch will be take into account the difference Cheeks of the Philadelphia 76ers I;I-I-I~rnnII • clothing -accessories between good-natured give-and- .shoes • furniture suspended as well." wearing a rubber band on his -knickknacks ·home furnishings The new rules were in response take between players and mean- wrist. .0(\':1 -party items -miscellaneous to several fights tate in the sea- spirited exchanges. "Cheeks proceeded to work me son. All the incidents resulted in "It didn't seem fair that some- over in that game," Ainge said. fto(\o"'"o\e (Usable condition, please!) ejections and fines, but only play- one who just throws a wild punch "He put up some huge numbers. "" i\ ~e e- PLEASETAKE TO: ers who actually connected with should be suspended," he said. Anyway, the next ti me we played ~" ~o('" GOODWILLIS ATTENDED DONATIONS CENTER punches were suspended. "But in reality, why throw a Philly, I thought I'd try to mess ,,0 OPEN EVERY DAY 7:30am- 6pm A total of 12 players were sus- punch if you don't intend to hit with Cheeks a little. PALOUSE EMPIRE MALL pended this season for punching anyone?" -e- "I put a rubber band on my left incidents. Michael Jordan, Sha- quille O'Neal and Kevin Johnson ~ ••.•...•...... were among the big-name players I~------.------.------suspended. Derrick Coleman and Manute IS" Bol were among those ejected for ". ~_CALZONES throwing punches that missed. including jo-jos Under the new policy, a player GttrattZsl JUMBO who connects with a punch will "'Olnnm· g BEEF & MUSHROOM Create be suspended for one to five PizZaTM 1 ,I r'1:'" LOTSA MOTSA Your games. Own! The league also will increase fines for players who leave the $8.99 ~2~~I~$ bench during a fight, but do not throw punches. Those players, previously· fined $500, now will <. 7 NotVulid with < 7 6~o2 ~ 1232VN. Grand GOdfather's any other coupon GOdfathir\I any other coupon be fined $2,500. Their teams also will be fined 332-3706 332-3706 V~332-3706 ______v"~ 1 _ ALWAYS Baseball: FREE DEUVERY EXPIRES5-29-93 Coupon Required IEXPIRES5-29-93 . Coupon Required I , Cincy wins Now you can take WSU undergraduate or graduate summer courses at WSU Spokane! • Continued from page 9 Wednesday night. - Convenient location - Lower summer tuition - Day or evening times --Dates, lengths of courses vary. Gardner (2-1) allowed all three runs, struck out six and walked two before Jeff Montgomery got Two courses starting May 10 meet General University Requirements: six outs for his sixth save. Scott Brow lost in his major "Chinese Civilization" (Hist/Asiu 373) [G] league debut, allowing four runs "Genetics and Society" (Bio S/GenCB 210) [B] and five hits in six innings with National expert on substance abuse and homelessness leads: two strikeouts and two walks. Toronto went ahead in the first "The Alcohol and Drug Problem-Crisis and Challenge" (Crm J 400/591) on Roberto Alomar's single, Paul No prerequisites; ideal for education, criminal justice, and health science students Molitor's double and Joe Carter's lJndergraduate courses to fit your summer plans including: sacrifice fly, but Kansas City scored four times in the fifth. "AutoCAD" (Arch 496) Chris Gwynn singled for the "Applied Interpersonal Communication" (SpCom 485) "Black Politics" (CAC 339) Royals' first hit and scored on "Clinical/Community Psychology" (Psych 440) Jose Lind's single. Singles by "History and Evolution of AmericanUrbanism" (Arch 425) Greg Gagne and Brian McRae's "Materials Science" (MSE301) Washington State made it 2-0, and Gagne scored "Motivation" (Psych 470) '1...-...... while McRae was caught in a "Seminar in Ethnic Diversity" (CAC 401) ~ University botched rundown between first and second. Joyner followed with 24 other courses in management, Spokane an RBI. double. microbiology, speech and hearing Advanced Studies & Research Reds 4, Pirates 2 sciences, and other fields. CINCINNATI - Joe Oliver hit a three-run homer and the Cincin- nati Reds turned five double plays For a WSU Spokane summer schedule,stop by Extended Academic Programs, Van Doren #202. e , to beat the Pittsburgh Pirates 4-2 ' Wednesday night. .. Tim Pugh (2-1) gave up eight To register phone hits in seven-pius innings. The 456-3132 Reds came up one double play shy of the club record. It was the first time the Reds had five dou- ble plays in a game since July 20, 1991, at Pittsburgh. Page 12 The Daily Evergreen Thursday, April 29, 1993 Jobs: Options available for WSU workers #~#######################. • Continued from cover Finals Are Just Around the Corner. Gissel said HRC would attempt ums are: for one employee, $141; than 10 percent pay reduction or to provide the individual with and for an employee and spouse, it is the second demotion the three options in the same class $282. Employees may pay for employee receives in a year, they series or one in which the individ- dental insurance if they continue may be eligible. ual was a permanent employee. medical insurance. People receiving unemployment The employee would have three • Unemployment: Haring said if benefits must look and be avail- working days to choose a posi- employees get a bump option able for full-time employment." tion. An employee will not be with a less than 10 percent pay The maximum amount a person bumped into a new position pay- reduction and they do not accept could receive is $273 per week, The Dally Evergreen wishes ing more, even if the employee the position, they will probably and the minimum is $68, depend- you GOOD LUCK! previously held the position. not qualify for unemployment. If ing on the salary paid during the • Seniority: The idea of "last the bump option has a greater past year's employment. ########################## hired, first fired" will apply, Gis- sel said. This means bumps and layoffs will begin with newly-hired personnel, especially those on ini- tial six-month probation. Seniority will be determined by TONY the number of calendar days of COPELAND "unbroken state service" - transfers between state or univer- FORD IN THE HISTORY sity units not separated by any IN THE period of time, plus the number OF THE INLAND of calendar days of military ser- AUTO vice up to five years, minus days NORTHWEST! of leave without pay. Military ser- VILLAGE IN vice must be documented with APPRECIATION discharge papers. BRINGS OF 28 Within the layoff unit, an YOU THE WONDERFUL employee may bump another with YEARS - A SPECIAL less seniority. Employees on pro- BIGGEST SELECTION! bation may be bumped by employees from other units. Gisset said his best guess is reduction plans will be submitted to HRC by mid-May, so layoffs would go into effect at the begin- r-..::...:..:.I 4x4 SUPERCAB .. ~~ 4x4 SUPERCAB ning of the academic year, July 1. • Benefits: Laid-off employees XLTLARIAT #4151 XL T LARIAT #4180 v-s, 5·SPEED, TILT, CRUISE, AIR v-a, AUTOMATIC, TILT, CRUISE, AIR, CAPTAINS may continue medical insurance CONDITIONING, ALUMINUM WHEELS CHAIRS, ALUMINUM WHEELS, POWER LOCKS for 29 months if they pay premi- AND wrNDOWS. CHROME STEP BUMPERS ums, Jenness said. Those prerni- ~~_",_.~==;~~,:~"J19,IJIJIJ VALUE PACKAGE ~:I:I ~1~~;~~~~"$20,999

Greenstock: [ft'-C-"*'o! 4x2 SUPER CAB XLTLARIAT DIESEL#9898 Questions. remain • Continued from cover sian or water quality by destroy- ing the permanent cover." 4x4SUPERCAB Up to three feet of mud cov- XLT LARIAT #4126 6 CYLINDER, STEP BUMPER, TRAILER TOW ered some areas of the site 460 v-s, AUTOMATIC, AIR, CASSETTE, POWER immediately following the show. LOCKS & WINDOWS, CHROME STEP BUMPER, PACKAGE, HANDLING PACKAGE.

As much as $30,000 of federal s~~~:;;~;D WHEE12RAI3LER TOgW'LglGHgT money could be denied to Chil- SAVE'2900 berg if a local committee deter- INCLUDING SPECIAL . INCLUDING SPECIAL VALUE PACKAGE VALUE PACKAGE $16,900 mines the contract has been vio- lated. ASCS sent a letter to Chilberg 4x4 "FLARESIOE" XL T LARIAT prior to Greenstock, outlining concerns about the project, ASCS SUPERCAB official Kurt Flisher said. V·S, AUTOMATIC, TILT, CRUISE, AIR CONDITIOING, CHROME WHEELS, Additionally, ASCS staff mem- POWER LOCKS & WINDOWS, CHORME bers have done aerial surveys of STEP BUMPER, SAVINGS INCLUDES SPECIAL VALUE PACKAGE, #4179 the site as recently as Tuesday. But the committee is not likely to make a decision about the sta- tus of the property until middle to late May, ASCS district director HOT! 4.0, V-6 Tom Puckett said. 5-SPEED Before last weekend's festivi- ties, some local officials had also CASSETIE, SPORT SIDE BOX, 60/40 SEAT, POWER BRAKES raised concerns about mud. Both WITH REAR WHEEL ANTI LOCK, Latah County Sheriff's Lt. Vern TINTED GLASS, INTERNAL WIPERS, REMOVEABLE TAILGATE. Moses and Commissioner Mark Solomon warned organizers of the RANGER 4x4 SUPERCAB RANGER 4x4 SUPERCAB possibility of a problem. RANGER 4x2 SUPERCAB The area surrounding the con- XL T 5-SPEEO #4130 STX AUTOMATIC #4136 XLT5-SPEEO "XL" TRIM, V-6, 60140 SEAT, REAR STEP V-6, 60140 SEAT, CHROME STEP BUMPER irJM'lNttS~~Vrli:J:I~~OCR~u~t~i:l~EATS, cert site is part of a major water- BUMPER, HANDLING PACKAGE. FOG LAMPS, 4X4 PERFORMANCE PACKAGE CAST ALUMINUM DEEP DISH WHEELS, shed. Heavy rain and even hail are commonplace in the month of SAVE'2300 1IJII April, Moses warned on Wednes- INCLUDING SPECIAL VALUE PACKAGE $ day of last week. AND REBATE $14,999 ~~~~~"'18,999 ~:;:;

In a letter to county officials 4-WHEEL DRIVE XL 4-WHEEL DRIVE XLT MARK 11/ VAN CONVERSION eXTENDED LENGTH, 4.0 V6, AUTOMATIC, AIR V~, AUTOMATIC, CAPTAIN CHAIRS POWER AUTOMATIC, AlA, POWER LOCKS .. AUTOMATIC, AIR CONDITIONING,TRAILER the week before the show, Green- CONOIT10NlNG, 1-PASSENGER, DUAL CAPTAIN ~~~~~rNDOWS, TILT, CRUISE,' WINDOWS, 60140 SEAT. T. CRUISE TRAILER PKG., ALUMINUM WHEELS. CHAIRS, TILT. CRUISE, LUGGAGE RACK 19M7 ru, stock attorney Richard Whitehead TOW PKQ, LUGGAGE RACK #4145 '9959 said there would be "absolutely no parking whatsoever on the ~~~JI;:}!!IAL $18,999 ~~~JI~~!IAL $22,999 ~~~'I;~3~LL$22,999 ~~~'I;~'!IAL $19,999 entry roadway into the Chilberg property." But at times during the week- end concert parked vehicles stretched as 'far as three miles \~~~~LAND fORD down the access road. Thursday, April 29, 1993 The Daily Evergreen Page 13

FINAL EXAMINATION SCIIEDULE- FOR SPRING SEMESTER 1993 Final examination for the three-hour lecture courses scheduled for the two 75-minutc periods on Tuesday and 1hursday must be given during the time blocks as follows: 7:45-9:00 at the 8 TU,l h' block; 9: I0-1 0:25 at the 9 Iu,'] h block, 10.45-12:00 at the I I Tu, Th block; 12:45-2:0ll at the I Tu.Th block; 2: 10-3:25 at the 2 Tu;1 h block; 3.45-5:00 at the 4 Tu.I h block.

7:00 alii to 10:00 alii, 3: I01'111to 6: 101'111,and 7 00 pm to 10'001'111 schedules apply only to four- and five-hour courses. All other cOllrses arc scheduled for a two-hour period.

Final examinations for all sections of a course approved for a mass examination must be given during the assigned time block.

Evening s 7:00 - 10:00 am 10: 10 am 1:001"11 3:10 - 5:10 pm 7:00 - 9.00 pm or to to or or 700 - 10.00 pm S 8:00 - 10.00 am 12.10 pill 3:00 pili 3:10 - 6:10 1'111 KSal. 10 l)a,ly· II 1lI,Ih Chcm 101, 102 May I IOM,W,F 105,106 Math 107, 171 Mon. II Daily I TU,lh Econ 103 12 Daily Fin 325 May 3 II M,W,F 12M,W,F Span 101, 102.203 I ue. ? Daily Accrg 2JO, 231 2 111,11, Malh 172,202 304 May~ ?M.W,I' Astr IJS Frcn 101, 102.203 Rus 317 BLaw210 Wed. 2 Daily 31h,Iy Mklg 360 u.o s 102, 103 1()4 4 Daily May S 2M,W,F 3 M,W,F 4111.Th Dec S 215,340 '1hur, K Daily 9 TU,lh Math 101, 2UI, Cpt S 105,150 Ivlay (, RM,W,F 220 10 Tu, 1h 3 TU,Th Fri I Daily 8 '111,1h Ecou 102 May 7 I M,W.F Unless announced by the instructor, the exarnination will be held Sat. Special Special May R l~xall1s ExalllS in the classroom where the class meets for instruction.

.Exnl1li"~ltions ill fuur-crcdit courses may start at 9:00 am.

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Foreign Students and Scholars, Includes 4 street & 2 studded snow tires. ~~,~ Exchange Students and Study Abroad Stu- HAIR STUDIO $noo. 206-743-3099/Lewiston Id. dents! You're invited to an end of the year 1980 Trike, VW powered wllh wheelle bar •. festivity atK-House on Friday, April 30 at 3-5 Located in the CUB pm. Free food, great company, live enter- Gold metal flllke. Allklng $2500. 1967 Olds Vista Cruiser Wagon, 1-397-3848. Ground Floor tainment! How can you miss this one last fun new brake system, exoellent condition, time with the Intemational Programs Staff! Be red & white, $1,150662·6633. '81 Yamaha 185 Exciter, Street bike. Excel- 10% Off Professional Products there!! Questions? Stop by Bryan 106! lent condition, Low miles, $600 OBO. Call $1.00 Tequila shots, 1976 Camaro, V-8, AIT, PIS, PIB, rebuilt Open Mon - Fri 9:30 - 5 Looking for secure home for 10 month old, 332-4655. engine, Newer paint, have reciepts. $1750 $1.00 off call Tequila female, cat. Spayed and shots. 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Asking $200 OBO. Call 334-7953. in a brown soft case. Last seen between Corey 334-4495 make some extra cash. Call 335-4573 Daggy Hall and Holland or even at TODAY. McDonalds. If found, please call 332-4194. 1121,BICYCLES 605. IMPORTS Queen size waterbed with new mattress, new $50 CASH REWARD heater, $75. Super-single size waterbed, $50. Schwinn Paramount Mtn. Bike, less than 1 yr Nissan Sentra '87, 3dr, twin cam engine, 5 sp, Tool box and Converse bag left at carwash Table & chair set, $25. 334-7150. old, Tange prestige frame, Shimano LX and Red, AM?FM Cassette, Runs great. $3,500 between Dissmores and Excell. Yellow initials Hitchey components. Avocet computer + 'BKH' on box. Please call 335-5724. OBO. 334-4791. Full-size mattress set, no frame. fenders. Hardly ridden, Cost $800 new, sell for Good condition. $25. $425.335-1231. 1990 Honda Civic hatchback, red, low low Call Annette at 332-7960 908. FOUND miles, stereo with amp, and alarm system. Must sell quickly. $5800. Call 332-0236. r;;~~~;;;;;~rc 824, MISC. WANTEDIEXCHANGE Computer disks, fishing tackle box, rings, Ron's 67 class ring, necklace, glasses, bi- One way plane ticket. 6/2/93 from '80 Datsun 200SX, excellent condition, air " Gash paid for Sega Genesis, Super Nln- cycles, watches, blanket and clothes. Inquire Spokane to Fort Myers Florida. condition, radio/cassette-4 speaker, power tendo'~------~--~------games and systems, also over 50 used at the Police Department, Silfety Building. $180 OBO. Call 334-0306. stering, power mirror, $1200 OBO. 332-0672. ~ames for sale. Trades $8, Call 882-9199. ITEMS FOUND ON Driving to Midwest in May. Transportation pro- '89 Saab, 5 speed, 4 door, 54k mi, excellent PULLMAN TRANSIT BUS ROUTE: vided. Share gas & driving. Will accomodate condition, extended warranty 6 yr175k mi, THUR DAYS Texas Instruments calculator, blue-tinted sun- some household goods, Nathan 334-9301. $12,000 obo. 332-7927. LADIES NIGHT glasses, rose-tinted black sunglasses, black sunglasses on string, various gloves, umbrel- '84 Scirocco - Excellent condition, AlC, 5 No Cover las, hats, etc. Items may be claimed at Puli- speed, 35 mpg, lOOK Hwy miles, runs great. man Transit, 332-6535, before 4/16/93. After Call 332-2327. 1/2 Price Drinks for ladies 4/16 items may be claimed at Pullman Police Dept. 1987 Toyota Camry 4dr, luxury Sedan, auto $2,~ Pitchers wi over-drive, 107k miles, well maintained, Complimentary new brakes, perfect int, good body, runs 910, ANNOUNCEMENTS great,lic until 1994. $3900 obo. Call 335-1231 o Champagne for Ladies 826. COMPUTERS MANDARIN WOK: 00 IIllYIUtllTV INN Lunch special for two $6.99. 606, DOMESTICS 882-0550 SMITH CORONA 7000 word processor porta- Monday-Wednesday. '79 Chevy Camaro Berlinetta, ble laptop wlspellchecker, printer, carrying case, & disks. User friendly. $300. 332-5518. Payroll wants your summer address. Please runs but needs work, AM/FM Radio, PS, PB, 806, MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS Call Jim at 332-8290 Iv message. complete an address change form as part of Amiga 2000HD for sale. 3Megs of memory, Residence Life check out procedures. Turn Ovation Acoustic guitar model 1612, 1986 Black Ford Escort, 2dr hatchback, 4sp, 52Meg HID XT Bridgecard, 1064S Monitor, with hard case, like new, $600. forms in to Payroll at 236 French Ad. Kenwood pullout CD player, new retread, and lots of soltware. $800 obo. 335-1164. 397-2990 weekdays. snow chains, $1,600 OBO. 332-3006. Did you know that 828, STUFF THAT'S GOTT A GO 1HESMALL PLACE Restaurant 2 yr. old Kenwood stereo has everything. New has a large selection TI-IE QUI G MANS By Buddy Hickerson womens gold link Gucci Watch. 3 mo. old 22 913. PERSONALS sandwiches, plus stone diamond ring, 1/2 carat w/certificate of worth $900 Will take best offer. Call 334-0663 a luncheon special? College educated couple, happily married 15 ~-----...,_ --,' ----= Serving lunch from years, childless, longing to share love & __.-----/~~ -'- --' - E. 247 Maln 334-1110 Ilam -3pm laughter with new babylinfant. We offer end- less love, education, healthy environment & large number of loving cousins, aunts, uncles, The Mandarin Wok will be serving dinner very special family in small coastal town. all day on May 8 for WSU's Graduation, Please call our attorney 'Joan' at (206) 907, LOST :~------and May 9 for Mother's day, Make your 728-5858, collect. File #0127. reservations NOW! Call 332-5863,

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