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The Stuclents'oice Frida, Ma 10, 1996 ASUI —Moscow, Idaho Volume 97No. 63 President, senator accused of scheming Environmental Janet Birdsall to take the job this summer because she involved in the whole fiasco. "He's using StalK would be living outside the 20-mile limit. the ASUI government as his playpen. Pierce. said Houck was hoping to get the Chris is just somebody else he's using to former senator has accused ASUI position. Team further his agendas." wins big President Brian Kane and Senator "He was under the assumption that he' Kane said he has no Chris Houck of trying to problems with give be getting (the position)," said Pierce. Averitt becoming vice Houck the. office of vice president. president, and any Houck said Wednesday he and Kane comments othenvise were made in Students The office will become vacant when jest. place first in were looking at the rules and regulations, "I was joking. It was John Tesnohlidek resigns this purely joking," summer. but he was just joking with Pierce about Kane said. He was accepted Tuesday for a student design contest against trying to get the position. Kane co-sponsored a bill last semester exchange to Utah State next year. Upon "It was a joking around comment. It which allows the president to determine his resignation, Pro Tem Annie Averitt national is kinda got blown out of proportion," whether the vice president competition supposed to take his position. must hold Houck said. "Nothing's up at all. We office hours during the summer. The bill Regulations specify the vice president were just screwing around." was signed in December by Sean Wilson, Zachary Smith must live within 20 miles of campus, and But Thursday Houck said he was then ASUI president. Kane said he was Slaff Averitt plans to be working for a cruise wrong and would take responsibility for unsure if he would require the vice presi- line in Alaska this summer. he UI Environmental his action. "Brian had nothing to do with dent to keep office hours this summer. Team took this year' Sue Pierce, who has just finished her Waste-Management it. I brought it to him. I was dead wrong "I'm still looking at that. This is Education and Research term as an ASUI senator, said kinda Houck told in doing it." short notice," Kane said. TConsortium Environmental Design Contest by her Wednesday Averitt wouldn't be able storm, bringing home an overall first But Pierce said Kane was just as ~ place finish and SEEASUI PAGE 7 nearly $15,000 in prize money. The sixth annual contest, held April 21-25 at New Mexico State University in Las Cruces, gives students Drown your semester with the River a chance to put their skills to work at tackling real waste-management problems. Twenty-nine teams from 21 universities across competed in the five-day long contest, present-the'ation ing papers and demonstrating working bench-scale models of their designs. UI's winning team consisted of chemical engineer- ing majors Christopher Doten, Jennifer Meehan, Abbie Parker and Aaron Newton. The team was accompanied to Las Cruces by advisers Dr. Woody Admassu and Dr. Ron Crawford. Of the three tasks WERC presented to the contes- tants, the Ul team produced designs for two of them. Parker and Newton tackled Task I, the cleanup of storage tanks with radioactive hazardous waste. Doten and Meehan collaborated on Task 111

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to enroll in the state's colleges and ing seven options,.including~ no- universities. action.~ Aiternative 6 offers the 4'= State board and university offi- greatest protection for wildlife and, «4 cials stress that limiting enrollment other resources by recommending isn'ttheonlyoptionunderconsid- more wilderness, less access, eration. Other alternatives include reduced timber harvesting and less redefining how much money is grazing. spent in various disciplines within Federal land managers say their old mummy Protesters call for a university or college. 'preferred option is in the middle to be shown here legalization of tFSln'.StudentS The board will discuss what between the intense resource use . 'Tj'off r!"p'fr'S kinds of programs should be option and the most protectionist despite objections in. marijuana —The State Boaiid p f offered and how to fund them —at alternative. 'OISE Peru Education wants to put a greater its May 16 meeting in Lewiston. —Associated Press CAPE-TOWN, South Africa- —Associated Press As a new constitution was emphasis on job-training classes, WASHINGTON —'The frozen offering more courses statewide in 0 approved in Parliament on body of a girl sacrificed 500 years fields like computer repair and 0 Wednesday, protesters smoking Crapo names new ago by the Incas of Peru will go on marijuana and beating drums out- Tetan, FremOnt VOterS display in Washington May 21 At Boise state University h side called Campaign despite objections from Peruvian for their "indigenous more than 15,000 students study Will VOte On fOreSt herb" to be legalized. part-time in the College of —U.S. Representative'90uyearscholars, the National Geographic a 'OISE Vsgnja~ Technology alone, the shift could management Michael Crapo has selected con- Society said Wednesday. mean dramatically expanding gressional legislative director Will Some Peruvian scholars have course T NT NY "p Hollier serve as his re-election objected that transporting the body ~Prgggn offerings.. ..~ to Jkbrebf nb pim "People do need ongoing train- in two eastern Idaho counties will compaign manager. of the girl, who was about 13 when bl ing,"said CaroleMcWilliam,pres- g'v n " PP rt"my o "y o" "He has spent a great deal of she died, might be risky and that it think should L'semi~ ident of the State Board of theY a federal forest time in Idaho working with should be examined in Peru rather a sdbjjrrmo~ be managed. than abroad. Education. "It reflects the econ- Idahoans on agriculture, national 5ClllTt1 hFlllt.fft omy. Things are changing Officials will allow voters in resources, health case and energy The society said air-conditioning Teton and Fremont counties to rapidly on our campuses. Our issues," said the representative for experts at Carrier Corp. in gg ggopde pn nm average student is changing express opinions management Idah "s 2nd Distnct Congressional Syracuse, N.Y., have designed two —,",. not all of them are just out of . of the Targhee National Forest. District. cases specially for the mummy to Dozens of demonstrators com- high school." "Will is meticulous in hIs study keep it frozen, one for air transport plained they had been ignored in "And we know that many Madison and Clark counties of issues, prodigious in his work from Peru-and another for its dis- the constitution-writing process. of our students who come '~b: "' " y 'g" J '".'"'utput and has a tremendous work play in. Washington. The display Some were from Green Th in for technical training are '::,',: . " ' " " ethic,m said Crapo room will be kept at normal tem- "'" '"g " "' Trading, which wants marijuana to there because there is a Hollier first went to work for perature for viewers.. be a cash because of its tradi- P" Y. crop shortage of people who „., '.," Crapo in 1993, taking responsibili- The society said the Incas had a in soci- . Voters will be able to tional role some African have those skills.m But, ',, ty for. several issues. He was pro- practice of taking children to a eties. given the state's " '. " '. moted to legislative director in of alternatives in mountaintop at times of crisis and "We call on the government to financial straits 'P 1995 sacrificing them, probably to please —,... heib,m «uua ~ bring back our indigenous a Boise State had to „.. " HiscampaigndutiesstartonMay their Johan .'',ng gods. Reinhard, an statement from the said. trim $1.5 million . " g ].3; Hollier replaces Fred Wilson, group American archaeologist, found the a from its budget --;.-';:,:, .y r:::::: ". P "' who has been named Congressman Despite heavy police presence 8,;,"...,,.:„„,,- " girl at 20,000 feet near the top of this year — "" Chenoweth's new district on hand for ceremonies marking '-''elen. chance to. Mount Ampato in the Andes last ratification the new Idaho's educa-:, director. of constitution, „,;, - " --" ' October. tion leaders will,-,.:,, „..;-'::;,,-.,:~"'s-"y" '::,:,.: " —Associated Press no arrests were made. .. The archaeologists named her option —Associated Press «Juanita,m born probably in the late 15th or early 16th century —some time'urIifg'0 years:,that'he Incas '":.""":-'": 0'ussian ,Arinouncemerits ruled Peru before the Spanish con- fomes quest of 1532-33, Ms. Moffet said. —Associated Press capture Chechen Bible Conference at'":;-.::Last paycheck for':: . ', be'held from,:;7:30„.p.ia;to'.9.;:p.m, in: th',::UnItaxIih'-Univ.ersalist separatist stronghold White Pine Baptist, 'ampus ernpuloyees . ch„cuh," ';,.;;:;;-'.:„';:-':, .- 0 Judge upholds table GROZNY, Russia —Russian Chrureh, . 'eeds PreuParation' troops captured the separatist dancing ban " "': stronghold of Goiskoye in south- The:: White Pine::: . ': '..-,:::::::::::';::.:Temporary! 'Spr."sIu-.".'remp:QOur'S«ieruS": fOut'.-;,;: .',.:,„.. ern Chechnya on Tuesday, and " '.:-':::':: " Baptist Church is '.,: ',::,!~'' -, dent'.einplpnyees ':-"C'Rf-K'".,": 'd':,''j':;:S'Ap'«T"'.:; TACOMA —A Pierce County reportedly hit one of republic's '>™ '.'.".":.":;:-':„'wpiii'o'.'arse':grard.':."":.',.erne ho tirig world.-.;,: ., Superior Court judge has upheld a largest towns with artillery and air r e n o w..n'e d::: y,':» -""".....'""-,:::,.'":::iiatiiigor'rieiv- county law that keeps topless attacks. ' '--"-" . author,Dr. ., --., '.,',,;mg theu unjvej";.:..:,"Thus.UI:Eimchmrent:Program:is';:, dancers out of reach of n The commander of '"'. ': '' si:'urjie.''coun':::.'offerfiigrpr'epar'ajory,,'cjbsss'eii for, cus- Samuel Gjpp::',':.:, .«'„'".. siiy their Russian army ar:: ':::-: — rba Rga'n'di fg'AT,"::".-"Tbe''coma'e'.. bfay'if ''~ names-':- Gun tomers. Pr -, ..:;:"':of sprieg units in the break- .': '~ ''::::: j'o"fiiinjjjerise.",.ryo'oor''-',. , f0::::ii m."::': -, -...'...u".'r'eur 'smdso-mr'eje':.'.ji"::designed The - ~~ away republic, anil::: g:,::—: fideelib die'moss ~~ g;«','-.,,:",-,.:";::':arrangemenis io::.lf m:immoa ryupei' 2-year- ,Vladimir .:receive their: last.".::.ofieoccurring:problems.,while' old law Shamanov, and at 7 ""'''""':'...'' rlearnirig test-taking-stiategies". ''paycherik'pr'direct:, said some p.m.- from ';: "' ~ tools'arid .: With:these your: addi-'ay requires deposit notice. 'There. — rebels in 20 through May':23.:":,,''s a~box ~ at fhe c'ash;e . tional Practice, you'.can increase t h e Goiskoye were Gipp will discuss the history. of '; w'n'dow'n''usiness and:,. Your. Potential for success,:, '*- dancers asiid.modern ' "eliminated" and histprical b'ble'ver-,-" whnerle::: ',.The'RE'course'swill be:tauoght; to per- is"': 'Accouiiting.""-:'": Services: some left the vil- sioiis.''', The Bible Coriference oii Moridays and: Wediiesdays - 'dfo a stain Q form lage, which has oPentoail interested PeoPle t'o'have.'ePt.''18.through October:9'at o n self addr~< inyeiopa 7. been under m stages ...:theii.'last 'paycheck. mailed: to p. P Russian siege 0 - - l - -Th'',LSATcoursewill6e that . 'O,e~n yn for weeks. — ..-.tauglit:MuondaysI:;TumdaysI: and 'Ornan QathoiiChm '. Emrpipyeeys,withr 'direct 'deupp«sit.. are He said the a - rebels lost three armored personnel ReliglouS TraditinS ..- Pt - fro';7,p.; to'830 least 18 ~d + I,+ th d tes carriers, two artillery pieces and ': "':Both.cs".rses::.hravue:;a;$ inches 'nd PerSOnal Faith . the departmental utl'mekeepei, to':: «65c fee,'' three anti-aircraft guns in the 6r0,:luf: paid'Im'm'edriate1yre".":; For. high and , b'av'e th'eir last:pay'check mailed.,$ Russian attack, the,ITAR-Tass -': .'-'::rinore ijnformatipnnni o'r to,rergister no less than -'omiin Catholicism is the topic.: to them..::::- .::::": news agency reported; ' '.UI contact::the Eriiichmi:nt 'f:the"'May:" 10 feet '.:.,:" '. All erivelopes'shouM.indicate' Goiskoye is located b'etween away from a , 14:Religious' '..;,-,,:,the.ermployees„socia1 security,,:,Pm~fa..~ I,::~:,,„,n customer. It's aimed at ', Urus-Martan, 12 miles. southwest Tiaditioni" '. . ''.",,,;nurriiber aiid.ihte'off'pay by",w'rit-",:.....,''.'f banning n, couch and table of the capital of Grozny, and the and Personal ing it. on the:inside flap. of the dancing. .':.,:: The county will delay enforce- village of Martan-Chu, F a I t h...— envelope"..'..;,'..";,:, ''':ReSe'ayah Nuzzle'py'.'- Both Urus-Marts',and Martan- ':; ' ment a month to give club owners presen«::.:: -:,.::'.For more:.infoimaution.contact ',* ., time to build new stages and make Chu came under Russian artillery t t I o n. p yrpII 'iit 885+353.;-.::-'.:"-'::;!. ho!dusu.scend!ing sale ": other changes, Deputy Prosecutor barrages and helicopter strikes : .Father, "i': 'k.'.: ' ': '::.'':":.'':::: Frank Krall said. Tuesday, said "Yusup Elinurzayev, M: a '':;.:'-0 .::..:,::,,;,UlResearch Nutsreryisholding o ' '' ' '- ': -On the Chechnya's r pro-Moscow Schumacher,::.':,::"'".::l "'..':::" -"':,: .':::.".-;--''.' ': a seedlings Clearrarnc«e Friday, Foxes attorney Gil — sateMay'.,16','astor: ',:,,;."': '' ".: told administration of. . '.:The',Relrgrn,Ouf. the: 'hrough':17,::from:.7 30.L'in;:;;uto', Levy Judge Thomas Sauriol t,',- '.: that his decision would be chal- Elmurzayev said turbo people ': . ',".;:,.:;,:: .'::::p.'in.:"it';.the':,IiJI".Plant"Scie'nu'ce'ugus-." ':JainS were killed and eight seriously ''..:::.": .':::"::::,-: '::::::::,::,':: ': Puf Moicown,y lenged in the state Court of r .Fariii', oneyinile east —:, Appeals. wounded in the attacks on Urus- tine.':::s:; .: ",, . 'Theseedlings'are8to'16inches ".:::;;;.:;.,"''''"'' '' «The Religionlof.the Jiins,": Martan. In Martan-Chu, which has Churcii,':,'.will'::."",':'"'.:;;I,''" ', ",'' 'dj""b' 'b." 'N I','.F" 'all!%/th Sauriol's ruling. isn't expected to '~ 20~bic'nch'rroot:plus'auke'the..'.preientatiori:fiom d, have any impact in Tacoma, which signed an agreement with the 7.':.G„eg fQfgg~'r p«f hii -Phy'''a','..sell:for'.,'$l.50;;eich,::the 8 to 14 p'.m.':.to':8l30:p,mne'-':.,'i'it::the; ' ' has its own ordinance Russians pledging neutrality, three Cimpus':. ., '::i'13r jjg:.Slid-.::::inches",:tiill'~ic=,indi'root governing UI pliig::-'.;, M ~ topless dancers. There are no top- people were killed and about 10 ",'-„':.:;"::::;.:;:::::,:::::;;«nd'Lectuie! on'piiiiteiri . se I'foe~'-:c-. +Se c"-.'::;.:-":."''::-":: "'' Sreriea less dancing clubs in the city at this were wounded by Grad and time. Uragan rockets, he said. —Associated Press —Associated Press Ma~s Frhhgy, -Mop 10, 1996 - THE A R G 0NA U T

How to eat like royalty President Kane faces cemplaints of inaccessibility Janet Blrdsall Kane said he had contacted the person and worked everything out. Kane called the complaints "finger point- Some students have complained this week ing," and said, "I think it's petty. I work that ASUI President Brian Kane has not weekends, I work nights, and I carry a full been keeping his office hours and has been load. I'm a student. I have 15-page papers inaccessible to students and others, due and tests to study for." "Some of my office hours are at the same He said his accusers were'being "unprofes- time as his," said Jennifer Moore, programs sional and irresponsible,fj~gyfshould board chair. "There have been times I'e have come to him with their complaints first. looked for him, and he hasn't been any- "Nobody'.s complained to me or voiced where in the building. Definitely not in his any concerns to me," Kane said. "I'e never office." heard one word about missing office hours." "Countless times I went to talk to him and But Vice President John Tesnohlidek said wasn't he there," said Senator Stormie he had heard Kane was missing office hours Anderson, who was public relations chair for and "I'e "I'd talked to him about it. talked to the senate this spring. leave messages in him about that a few times also, and he his box and he wouldn't respond to them." knows that students are concerned." But Kane denied the allegations. Kane said Tesnohlidek had asked "That's him not true. I have made all my office whether he was keeping his office hours, hours." He said he is in the office more than and Kane assured him that he was. the required 10 hours each week. "If I Tesnohlidek said Kane is in the office a missed office hours it was because I was in a lot. "He's there way more than he has to be," meeting or something." he said. gC,'am He said he always responds to messages Student Union Director David Mucci said left for him. he hasn't experienced any problems reach- Anderson said one time she came to the ing Kane. office and a businessman.was waiting for "He's good about responding to e-mail or Kane. He had an 8 a.m. appointment with phone messages. He's doing the work. He Kane. Kane was not in the office so the man may be taking care of business outside of went out for breakfast and returned. hours," Mucci said. Eventually he left and said he would come But former Senator Sue Pierce said miss- back or call later. ing office hours is the same as stealing from Activities Board Chair Mike Siren was in students. the office at the same time. He verified "We get paid a set wage for doing our Anderson's Goff office hours, and when Brian doesn't do his Jennifer Dickinson (Miss Western Idaho) talks to third graders about the account of the incident and said there were hours, he's getting paid for doing nothing. Importance of health and nutrition Thursday afternoon. other times Kane had neglected his office So it is stealing from the students," Pierce hours. said.

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, Editorin srafr The tea begins at 1 p.m„and tick- scheduled for Saturday at the mar- at the fair, Kendall said. The fair Chief, 885-7825 ets are $8 for students, children and ketplace, as is the grand opening of will rurI from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Shelby Dopp An English tea complete party seniors and $10 for others. They Quilt Something, a new quilt shop. Quilt Something's grand opening with Opinion Edf'tor, 885%9224 scones and chamber music can be purchased from marketplace Kendall said entrants for the arts will include an exhibit of 10 origi- will be hosted this weekend the by merchants or at the door, but seat- and crafts fair were judged to deter- nal quilts highlighted in Water Denriis Sasse Eastside Marketplace. ing is limited to 100. Proceeds will mine which ones would get booths Color Log Cabin Quilts. Artists The menu will feature selections Nevvs Editor, 885-7715 benefit Latah Home Health in the fair. featured in'he book will be signing from Vera White, Palouse Palette Christine Ermey Hospice. "We were very selective about books from 2 p.m, until 4 p.m. editor. Tea sandwiches, cookies, Kendall said all of the market- who we let in," Kendall said. "The quilts are just. amazing. Divergions Editor, S85-2219 scones ' cakes, and lemon curd will place's promotions focus on giving "We'l have real high-end crafts." They'e just beautiful," Kendall be served, Donna Kendall, .Jeremy Chase said, people a chance to be involved and Hand painted Ukrainian eggs, sard. marketing director. help the community. The second dried floral arrangements, bird The new store will also be hold- Sports Editorp'85-7705 "The food for the tea is being'pre- annual event will be held in the houses, hand-marbled paper,.hand-. ing drawings and awaiding door :: pared Basically Bagels," Dan Eddes by Eastside Marketplace. painted cards and baskets, photog- prizes throughout the day. Photo Editor. . Sam Go8 Brothers win awards at College of Ag ceremonies Copy'Edftor Lisa Lannigan Andrew Whtte thing you can take home," Trent Ball said.. Trent group, and it's a way for me to reach out to high reff Ball is a food science major and Aaron is an school students and inform them about agricul- .Advertising Salei Manager, agricultural business major. The Ball brothers ture in general," Trent Ball.said. "The College of aron his 885-7794 Ball and brother Trent Ball are both from Rupert,'Idaho, and have a family Agriculture is loaded with excellent professors 'ravis have made an impact in the College of Quast background in fanning. and faculty and personally it's the wave of the 'd Agriculture. At the annual awards cere-. A "It's a good way to finish off my years of future." Production Manager mony held by the College of Agriculture Trent school,." said Aaron Ball who.will be graduating . Professor Joe Guenthner was also honored at - Ball received the Capitol Press Outstanding Ryan Donahue next Saturday. UI has been a tremendous oppor- the awards ceremony as College of Agriculture Freshman Award and his a brother, senior, tunity for the Ball brothers.."It's been really teacher of the year. Guenthner is an agricultural Page Design Manager received the Outstanding Student in Agricultural cool. I'e loved it," Aaron Ball said. economist who earned his Ph.D. at Washington Economics Award. Noah Sutherland Trent Ball was recently selected as a college State University and has been a member of the . "Itwas cooL It's Jay Derbnger pretty actually something you ambassador for the College of Agriculture. faculty of UI since 1980. couldn't dream up yourself. It's definitely some- "Once again, it's another honor. It'-a selective ~ SEE BROTHERS PAGE 9 Staff Alissa Amdt, Matt Baldwin, Damon Barkduli, Janet Birdsail, Justin Cason, Christopher .. ' Clancy, Karen Cloud, Brian Davidson, yme ou't and ctet a Jennifer Eng, Corinne great Flowers, Tricta Francis, Adam Gardels, Byron Jarnagin, Valaree DESSERT Johnson, Jerri Lake, Andrea Lucero, Erik Marone, Michael /, McNulty, Tarmny Mills, Johanna BREW PVB Smith, Zachary Smith, lvhchael 57otlser d nner 1'ONN May Mi Stetson, Mark Vanderwall, I Shawn Vidmar, Matt West,''"' a ~ w s„ tA. PALOUSE MALL Andrew White . 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Must Mention Coupon When Ordering" tier addnarr l(ared ahooa Me'~B Erfday, Nay 1D, 1996 THE AB GONA UT S Shazam| Wenkai Li"s attorney seeks change of venue Press timony from Wenkai Li at,his sen- The attorney for accused double tencing hearing, a frustrated e'ssociatedmurderer Wenkai Li is seeking a Bengtson rejected the plea agree- change of venue and a jury from ment and stepped down from the outside Latah County for the July case. trial of the former University of Second District Judge Ida Idaho graduate student from China. Rudolph Leggett has taken over. Wenkai Li, 25, is scheduled to The request'for a change of stand trial on two counts of first- venue was amdiiti,'II "pr'etrial degree murder for the May 29, motions filed this'w'e'ek by Moscow 1995, stabbing deaths of UI doctor- attorney Michael Henegen, acting al student Ning Li and his wife, Xia as public defender for Wenkai Li. Ge. Henegen blamed Latah County Wenkai Li pleaded guilty last commissioners for negative pretrial . November to one count of first- publicity, particularly regarding degree murder and one count of recent accusations over alleged second-degree murder. Prosecutors excessive billing hours. And in agreed not to seek the death penalty light of extensive media coverage in exchange for the guilty pleas, of the case, it would be impossible and 2nd District Judge John th'' to pick a jury of Latah County resi- Bengtson initially accepted dents, he argued. agreement. Henegen also asked that the But after hearing unexpected tes- + SEE Ll PAGE 12

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AHssa Amdt carried out to free up oike racks and Staff clean up the campus. Pamela Alsterlund, Manager of Parking and 036'" The University of Idaho's Information Services, said, "We'e , Parking and Information Services had some hikes on campus that will begin removing abandoned have been there for two or three bicycles from the UI campus May years." 20. The project will continue The bikes will immediately be through June 7. turned over to the Moscow Police \io All students who are leaving the Department. The hikes will be campus for the:Summer, or perma- booked into the police department asked'to nently, are store their bikes by make, brand, serial number and in a secure holding area in the resi- description. Registered bikes can be dence halls or at their residences. picked up by their'wners at the After May 20 all bikes on campus MPD. that do not appear to have been Police Captain Dale Mickelson used recently will be tagged with a said unregistered hikes can be brightly colored tag. These tags picked up by owners with proof of will inform owners that bikes have ownership. "We'e willing to work been identified as abandoned. with people," Mickelson said. Tagged bikes will be removed after If people have lost proof of own- r oh three days. UI does not assume lia- ership bikes can usually be claimed bility for bikes or locks damaged with an adequate description. "We during the removal. would prefer that they remove them o This three week project is being in advance," Mickelson said.

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If students are weary of treating Symptoms allergies because of the sedating side effects they can visit SHS and could indicate have a doctor prescribe a non- sedating antihistamine. more serious In some cases, Chin said steroids or allergy shots are more appropri- illnesses ate treatments for severe allergies. To receive shots, however, a per- Jsnalfer son must see an allergist. Eng Shots for allergies are given to St IF help a persons body become desen- sitized It's the sniffling, sneezing, to the chemicals causing the allergy. coughing, sick season. University Right now pollen from plants and of Idaho students have headed to trees are the main source of the Student Health Services in swarms allergy problem. the past few weeks with com- People with asthma should be plaints of the season. particularly careful right now. Chin said Dr. Donald Chin, the director of allergies may trigger an asth- ma attack. SHS said, "We'e had more sick- Consequently SHS has seen a ness the last few weeks than few cases of allergy induced usual." asthma attacks in the last few weeks. Before you ignore your symp- Even though this toms and pass them off as allergies is a typically time or the common cold, look a little busy of year for students, they should take extra closer. Chin said SHS is seeing a special care of their bodies. lot of bronchitis, allergies and even End of the . some pneumonia and strep throat. year projects which cause students to work If a person's symptoms are a harder than usual fever, shortness of breath and a may deplete the immune sys- tem and make them more persistent and nagging cough with suscepti- ble to illness. yellow phlegm they may have Bush Houston bronchitis. "Take time to rest," Chin said. His other advice Garrett Bishop sleeps the rest of the day after staying up all night working on a final project. Chin said the danger of bronchi- was proper diets, exercise and stress tis is it can turn into pneumonia management. without the person knowing it. Bronchitis is an inflammation of the mucus membranes of the bronchial tubes. Dr. Thurston of Gritman Medical Center said bron- chitis is spread through throat and nasal droplets from an infected persons cough or sneeze. "It usually comes on in the UNIVERSITY OF lOA,HO spring and fall," Thurston said. Living in close quarters such as a, fraternity or 'a residence hall can spread the infection quickly. .-In the past two weeks SHS has ve isin om eiion seen two ot; three cases of pneumo-, nia per week; '-If.'a p'eisori "suspects "they may- have bronchitis Chin suggests they go to the doctor and have it checked out. In most cases bron- aisin resen a ions chitis can be treated quickly and effectively with antibiotics. Some students are coming up to SHS with symptoms of strep throat. However a visual exam will not determine whether or not the person has strep, only a t;iroat cul- Stop by and see the ture can tell. "We are seeing a lot of people Advertising Competition Team Presentation coming in with allergy com'- plaints," Chin said. before they head to nationals in San Diego, . The difference between allergies and the common cold, Chin'aid, is invited to these presentations. are itchy eyes and nasal passages. The general public The most important rule of thumb is, if the eyes and nasal passages are itchy, it's probably allergies, . Allergies are easy to control with Lewiston over-the-counter antihistamines. However, Chin said some of these ~ ~ drugs may sedate the person taking Tuesday, 14tb Lewiston Ramada 5:30 pm them. May

ASUI +FRoM PAGEl Moscow Tesnohlidek said he didn't real- ~ ize Averitt was going to be in ~ SUB Gold Room 8:00 Alaska for the summer, but was Wednesday, May 15tb pm surprised that Kane might require her to be here for office hours. "I can't believe that he could expect her to be here on such short notice," he said. He was Boise unsure when he would officially resign. He said it would depend ~ on when he got his summer pro- Tuesday, May 21st Hoff Building Crystal Room jects finished. Pierce said there's very little to do in the senate over the summer. (No Host Social) "I was here last summer and there was nothing to do," she said. Houck echoed her comment. "What does the vice president do over the summer7 Not much, real- ly," Houck said. Averitt said she was not going to back out of her job in Alaska. "I this OF UCK IN AN IEGO would feel very bad having EST prior commitment to this compa- ny. That's not something I take lightly." 8 THE AR GONA UT FHHey, No@ 10, g5lgg Ul student to study in Cambridge with Fulbright award Cl&stopSer CLancy that, while the process is very competitive, tition was May 1.Winners of the prestigious application process can be lengthy, /fay she encoun'ges othei3 to apply. award can receive round-trip travel abroad, said. All applicants are screened m four s pa Ifyou give a 100percent, with a little luck housing, maintenance of tenure and insur- rate stages, beginning at the university snd While many graduate and undergraduate you can get it. It's really something that any- ance. The awards are available in separate then moving to national and internationai students are packing up and heading home one can apply for. %lie key is having a strong competitions, one filled by graduate students committees in turn. for the sumnier, at.least one a Fuibright xmal and personal statement," she said. and one for post graduate studies, usually Twenty-five UI professors have received Award winner, will be packing for a different Fulbright Awards are intended for graduate filled by university faculty, Associate the award, including one of Yadav's mentprs kind of journey —an international one. Gleanne students and faculty hoping to conduct post- Director of International Programs Honors Program Director, Professor Daniel Rashmi Yadav of Nampa is the graduate win- graduate studies, lectureships or research Wray said. Zirckner, who spent 10 months at Dares ner of this years Fulbright Competitiot4 abroad while "increasing mutual understand- The grants are funded by the Mutual Salaam in Tanzania as part of the Yadav was chosen fmm 13 candidates in Fulbright ing between the people of the Educational and Cultural Exchange act of Lectureships Program in 1989and last yeir's "tion 1990. and will be.attending and other countries thmugh the exchange. of 1961 through an annual appropriation by "It's multifaceted - a program. We are yeiy Cambridge in 1996 studying as part of a persons, knowledge and shlls," according to. Congress and are only available to U.S. citi- pleased with Rashmi's success. It's a phe. one yeir master'i program in bioloiy'cal sci- the Institute of International Education, and zens holding at least a bachelor's degree or 'ence. nomenal accomplishmen4" the. William J.Fulbright Foreign Schohrships its equivalent by May 1, 1996, Wray said. For more information on Fulbright applica. After graduating last year, Yadav applied Board, co-sponsored the Federal The competitive awards are widely by highly tions contact Wray at the International for the. award, but said it was not something Government. sought and require a working knowledge of she had been Programs Office at 8&54984. planning to do for very long and The official opening for this year's compe- the language in the country of study. The

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KNVIRONMKNTAI.. FROM PAGE r - Hit the dirt "I expected that we would do project and their hard work that well„but I didn't expect to do this won it," Admassu said. well," Meehan said. The team members also attribute Up'against such large schools as their success to the technicians that the University of Michigan, Texas helped construct the A8LM and designs.'All Montana Tech, the UI we did was come up with win is truly impressive. Where the. ideas and these guys really con- some schools had up to 17 students structed the models," Doten said. working an one task, the UI had "The technicians might as well only two. be magicians,.we couldn'. have ."These students should be recog- done it without them," Newton, nized and commended. It was their said.

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"Iwas'suiprised to'be nominated winner of the Capital Press and shocked to h'ave found out I Outstanding Junior Award, won, but I was quite proud," Michel le Nelson, named Guenthner said. Guenthner's award Outstanding Sophomore of the is sponsored by the R.M. Wade Year, and Trent Ball. Foundation of Poitland.. The College of Agriculture also A $500 scholarship was awarded honored Janice Fletcher, to five students in the College of Outstanding Academic Adviser Nlc Tucker Agriclttture. Timothy Lammers, a and Lori Curtis, Outstanding Staff Bikers Justin O'Conner, Ben Johnson, Jason Beachum and Jeff Young prepare to descend graduating senior, Megan Kersey, member. Moscow Mountain.

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But pollsters and Clinton, who hadn't even clinched political strategists say.polls this winning more than $2.5 million describes the case as follows: ried Barbara in 1984 while living the Democratic nomination yet, far before an election can be decep- in the Arizona lottery. Five years Elmer and Rosalie Sessions in Washington State. was stuck in third —where he tive and that Clinton's later, his first and third wives are were married in 1941 and their In September 1989, on an huge lead would remain until July. will almost still squabbling over the pro- daughter, Bonnie Seizer, now extended business trip to certainly shrink. "Voters are unan- "Don't attention corqpletely ceeds. her mother's guardian, was born Tucson, Ariz., the couple bought pay any to chored this early in the election polls," suggests Michael Dukakis, Last week the Washington a year later. a state lottery ticket that returned process," said GOP pollster Frank who as the 1988 Democratic presi- state Court-of Appeals ruled that They lived in Houston until $2,576,908.30, with net pay- Luntz. "A bad event in Bosnia or dential nominee briefly led George the law in Texas, where Sessions 1954, then began moving fre- ments of $97,922.53 annually for another ethical scandal could evap- Bush by 17 points. "These things was first married, should deter- quently because of Elmer's work 20 years after deductions for orate that lead in a matter of. are nothing but a snapshot months days, mine how his assets are split, in the oil business. -income tax. because it is not a hard lead. Voters in advance of the actual contest." The ruling Friday by a three- In 1954, Rosahe was hospital- Elmer died 23 months later. have a very, short attention Clinton is leading presumptive span, judge panel revefsed a lower ized for mental health treatment Seizer filed suit on behalf. of which is why you get these wide GOP nominee Bob Dole by 15-21 court ruling in favor of his third in New York state. Elmer drove Rosalie in 1992. Hei claim was points in most national polls. swings at this point in the elec- wife. Barbara, whose lawyer her and her daughter back to dismissed but has now been rein- tion." However, even some of Clinton's argued that Washington law Houston to live with Rosalie's stated the court. Frank by appeals most ardent loyalists don't think Newport, editor-in-chief of should be applied. returned In re'considering parents, to New York, the case, the that level is sustainable. the Gallup Poll, said that "people Under Texas law, his first then told the family about a year appeals panel wrote, a key issue "The pendulum on our side is are making up their minds as they Rosalie, from whom he was and never will wife, later he leaving be who'bought the lottery stretched all the way out here and go," which is why polling figures never obtained a "It's apparently spoke with them again after ticket. you can hear the cable groaning change so much. the rare elec- could be entitled to one- divorce, 1957. Barbara Sessions claims she and it's about to snap back and hit tion that what you see six months Under fourth of his estate. Seizer was quoted as saying did, but it was Elmer who signed us in the face,".White House press out stays absolutely the same to the Washington law Barbara might Rosalie has been "out of touch it and listed Barbara as benefi- secretary Mike McCu'rry said earli- ; election." get the entire estate if she could with reality" since 1954. ciary when it was redeemed. er this week. Even so, Newport considers Four years ago this week, Clinton's lead —21 points in a President Bush was leading in the Gallup poll taken at the end of \ April —impressive. "'Clinton not only enjoys a 21-.point lead. He also enjoys 56 percent incumbent approval. Both these are strong indicators-of incumbent strength." Dukakis jumped in front of Bush in May 1988 and expanded that BC C In re-ac lead to 17 points after the u Democratic National Convention in July 1988 but went on to lose in a landslide. The former Massachusetts gover- ~ ~ nor, now a political science profes- .. ~l sor at Northeastern Vniversity, i/ pointed,to last winter's GOP pri.„: maries as an example of-how polit~ ~~ — = .- , ical fortunes can shift; Involvecf " -.'R51ls'showed'Qole'o get be ahead iiijjg - New Hampshiie; for instance, then showed Steve Forbes to be ahead~" You can =' make a difference! and finally the contest was won by ((~ Pat Buchanan.. ' ",Wo',:re all spending much to'o N ' I/ mach" time looking at these'um- Help your community as you gracfuate bers Dukakis said in. an interview. -- He said there are too many polls or leave for the summer ~l Qv and they'e taken too early. "One j of the things that. is happening is people are making their decisions Please place your unwanted clothing, appliances, furniture," much later." and other goods that are In his own case, Dukakis said.he REUSEABLE into the large was never lulled by. the polls. "I doubt that it Rubbermaid storage bins labeled "Recycling Outreach." 'v never had the slightest / was going to be a very tough race. I The bins well be in (( thought we had a shot at wiruiing, place May 15th by the dumpsters outside //'/ and I still.do frankly, if we had all resience halls and by the dumpsters on old and new Greek K done a better job in those last two /' or three months. But I never I ows. thought for a minute that I was 17 points ahead." The donated items will. be destributed to area relief agencies h,- J for impoverished and l homeless families. LI eFROM PAGE 5

Help your Environment lodge not be allowed to order the death penalty. He said Li had Greatly reduce the environment impact we have on the area M/ gained from the earlier plea agree- landfills. Turn your discarded REUSEABLE (( /> ment by avoiding the death penal- goods into a 'y, but that prosecutors gained resource by placing them in the bins provided instead of the much more by having access to all / defense information and theories garbage dumpster of the case. . As a result, Henegen said, prose- r Li's Student Volunteer l » utors can essentially use Opportunities J in the agreement cooperation plea Volunteers are needed to process against him to seek the help sort and distribute the goods. death penalty. Please contact Tanya Atwood Hoover at 885-5756. In another-motion Henegen moved to bar some prosecution If Bins are full please call Ui Recycling at M/ evidence, including several pieces 885-6222 of testimony and DNA evidence of j( /rg a speck of blood found on a knife allegedly purchased by Wenkai Li, He also asked that the Congratulations Graduates! not be allowed to victims'elativestestify. , / Since the defense is willing to Bridges/Service Learning concede Wenkai Li caused the vic- Ui Recycling tims'eaths, Henegen said, the l relatives have no additional evi- dence pertinent to the case. 0

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Associated Press Debbie Field, R-Boise. Her BOISE—Ten would-be Idaho Democratic opponent is Ralph ~ rr, uc. on ek3ou on withdrew from the May Sword of Boise legislators 28 primary contests. Democrat Kathleen R. Waddell In some cases, that has provided of Boise dropped out of the District incumbent legislators with a "free 15 Senate contest. That means ride," Democrat John F. Hart will face Nampa Democrat Dale L. the winner of the primary contest Wheeler opted to drop his chal- between Sen. John'ndreason, R lenge to veteran Sen. Atwell Parry, Boise, and Mark H. Stahl of Eagle a R-Melba, less than a week after he Boise Democrat Robin Yottttg filed for the office. Parry faces no who ended a bid for the District 16 other Republican or Democratic Senate seat That leaves Keith opponent. Tackman as the Democratic nomi- Likewise, Rep. Paul Kjellander, nee. He'l face Sen. Cecil Ingram, R-Boise, could win re-election by R-Boise, in November. default after Chris Brewer of Boise James E. Bruce of Boise dropped opted to abandon his Republican out of the Republican field of can- primary challenge. didates seeking the District 19 The rest of the candidacy with- Senate seat. But primary contests drawals either ended a primary on both sides remain On the challenge or simply narrowed the Democratic side, Betsy Dunklin field. In the Treasure Valley, they faces Kendra S. Kenyon while included: Judy Peavey-Derr and Gordon D. Republican Todd Foxall of Boise Trounson are battling for the withdrew his challenge to Rep. Republican nomination

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UN t VERSITY OF I OAK 0 BOOKSTORE ppQgy, Nay 10, 1996 T H E A B G' 2V A U T Dopp, Sasse bid adieu, 'til summer gtoi 0 Well, this is our last'hoorah. Dopp as Argonaut editor in chief and Sasse as opinion editor. As they —don' ask who "they" are —say; "Out with the old, in with the . ~ .DciN llew. t,, Corinne Flowers, aka Cori, will take over starting this summer. The summer Argonaut will be back start- ing May 30 on a once-a-week basis. Cori will be mak- ing lots of changes. Read her column in last Tuesday's paper for more information. She needs more writers 'n'tuff. So come on up to the third floor and fill out an application. We would love to have your expertise and quality writing. The fact that two old timers like Dopp and Sasse are leaving will make change and consequently, improve- ment much easier. We are very set in our ways. Students will have a new ASUI Senate, off-campus 4r students, make sure you go to Senator Jennifer Gish with your problems. She is supposed to repiesent you next year, even though you don't matter or care. We'e A little taste of 'Going Postal' not sure who will be worse off: the off-campus stu- until last Friday, whenever bypass the time-consuming question- dents or Gish. p I read in the paper of a dis- i'' and-answer period and demonstrate ASUI Senator Chris Houck will have a new cactus. U gruntled postal employee to my bosses that not oiily I can read Almost every student at the University of Idaho will barging into his or her place of work but also that I am.capable of thinking, have the new Vandal Card bearing the AT8'c T deathstar with various high- or low~her " and reasoning on . shooting devices —'either in their Boy was I wrong. There's rumor 'round that Tim "the -'aads logo. going or hidden clandestiacly in their I bypassed the ask-questions-if- Cardman" Taylor said if you don't like that logo then clothing —and using said weapons to you-don'-know philosophy but fell18'aso/'oooo/o~l4 . you can cover it up with a sticker or deface it some put holes in random bits of postal victim to a wily and wellwiled trap: I . way or another. Why make us wait two years and then machinery, packages, letters and/or didn't know that I didn't know, So I I wondered what kind of screwed Up. we can deface the as we employees, say logo please? For the love liquid drain opener they. had beea Not knowing th'at I had screwed up, we don't understand. understand Brian Davidson of God, What we do drinking..'ast however, I carelessly left evidence of is that it's a waste'of-money. Friday I got a tiny taste of my incompetence in a plainly visible - whatt'h'ey'mayhaveb - area where other co'uild.i», The new university, president will take over in July. enfe ling . semi-'willing, potential addition to employees a - seeit -. . I 'Good Due to an acute case of poverty,'I. their general slave pool. They didn' luck Bob Hoover=- ':took an bn-campus at the end;ef=„: Now, this here the thsgrun!led., . job really give a flig if,I could read let is, We'e.sire another stti5ent wi!ITall a-window ..: . „ t,, 'ostal clerk an3aogy'starts to make'a" out of February;to.pay the rent. As of this alone if I had other, morc'pertinent .', or off a building next year. It*s inevitable. It's expected printing I still have to work there one job skills. little sense. more week, so I will not reveal the An employee of another depart-' at UI. From now on, wear pads to campus parties. The Where I work, new employees are ment wandered area and . location of my place of work, but encouraged to ask questions of their though my Greek System and Residence Halls need to redesign will saw the blatant evidence of say only I) They employ many superiors if they are not sure of the my damn students incompetence. Rather than their buildings so there are no second or third on a part-time basis, aad 2) proper procedures required to fulfill speaking to me about the floor windows to fall out of. Don't go anywhere near They seem to have a pretty high the goals of an unfamiliar task. If I;. directly problem, turnover rate. (see note on employees at this place windows while you'e don't were a non-thinkiag lump of moldy. drunk, and stick your but- It's referred to as non-thinking no great secret where I work Play-Doh, this philosophy would being tocks against a window. Not only will you look stupid, I'mm My- that I am far competent. work fine. But since I am —as are lumps of moldy Play-Doh) this pertisc'outside of- stared in adulterated dis- they'e not smart ideas. areas of ex this part- your average university students— employee time at the Taxes and Taco Bell. It's just too damn much. Face job range from weekly opportu- capable of independent thought and gust nities at pontification to apprentice "mess" I had made, the remains of it, none of us cares if Taco Bell and Marriott end up have access to'stored memories of bricklaying. The place I work now experiences with similar jobs per- which lay not 3 yards from where I paying another $2,200 in taxes. Frankly, it is hard as a most basically hired me (and nearly every formed principally nonprofessionally stood, likely blissfully busy at student to sympathize with either the the uni- other part-timer there) because I was county or in the past, I figured I could safely ~ SEE POSTAL PAGE versity. They are fighting over a pittance. Latah County, what does having the university do for you? Could we serve as your single largest source of . Mother's Day recalls young memories capital? Duh! Moscow exists only because of UI. hat "day" is looming again. If Now I watch my own face chang- Marriott, with your inflated prices and no taxes, you we could get through it with Guest Commentary ing in the mirror. I see dish soap bub- can't afford to kick a little cash into the county coffers? Tthe special little handmade bles drip from hands that were once Will we ever get anymore Coca-Cola machines on cards aad kisses it might be tolerable. my mothers. I listen to a heart tom But Mother's isn't so simple. Shari over the Will Day things my mother must have campus? Pepsi share the wealth a bit? Set aside as a day for remembering considered. Sometimes I want to tell Will the insanity ever stop?! —Dennis Sasse the central role mothers play in most Hambleton the bus driver to stop. I need a drink family units —the intention sounds of sanity in that oasis over there. But —Shelby Dopp hood thing figured out, , innocent enough. But, unless you especially there is no driver. And motherhood is before I had first child. I had it selectively choose your memories, my a one-way ride to the end. And you nailed because I motherhood is a paradox. watched and mental- do the best you can with whatever recorded mother's It's a swollen heart watching a first ly all of my mis- tools you'e got. AMQ&x1cLMt takes. I also school bus ride. It's the swollen tear never missed sending As I write, Emily —our family' her a Mother's drained eyes for failing to be the par- Day card or flowers. newest addition, an 8-month-old bun- Now I know I have Letters %. Guest ent you think you should be. It's the nothing figured dle of curiosity —must repeatedly be out and wished pungent fiowery mass of silky hair I could give her flow- dissuaded from eating the cat's food. ers I wished sliding against your cheek and up everyday. I had expend- She's instead decided to eat the Columns Policy ed less your nose during a spontaneous hug. energy gloating over hei Suzuki Violin Book I which human frailties and more It's oatmeal on the front of your appreciat-'ng belonged to her older sister, Anna. her face, her her dress discovered during a job inter- hands, heart and We never got to Book 2, so I guess it The Argonaut welcomes reader letters and her brown view. It's messy diapers, mountains eyes. doesn't matter. As the years have rolled guest columns. Letters must be one page or less of laundry, unfinished homework, past and The remembrance of what it was four children have found their double blaring television, music and mouths. way once like to concentrate drifts past typed, spaced, be signed and indude into my arms aad heart I'e com- It's watching your son, Bobby, skip my my mind like walking into the fringes the phone number and address mitted myself to many things. One of each writer. in from school and race to gear up for of an elusive intoxicating scent. Now promise I made when I was in fourth Letters may also be submitted e-mail to arg- his baseball game only to see him sit I work mostly when she sleeps, con- by It' grade was that my children would most of the time on the bench. forming my schedule around hers. [email protected] or fax to 885-2222. always, always have sharp cray'oas. by (208) unrestrained belly laughs and shak- As she sleeps, I blaze away at They do. And lots of paper. They do. my The Argonaut reserves the right to refuse or edit ing, sobbing shoulders. Having onc keyboard. I also slip away to watch Now I also let them see me whole day —the calendar companies cry. her back rise and fall as she breathes. letters. Only one letter per month will be make And I say I'm sorry. And I let them sure we all know when it is- I smell her baby smell and notice her immortalized to relive be right...sometimes. As a mother, I accepted &om a single author. Guest columns this again for body is taking up more space in her the sake of. have never been so painfully aware sentimentality is tough. bed than it did just yesterday. must go through the same editing and approval I'd rather sit in the back with of my own frailties. I never realized 40 a Everyday is Mother's Day for me Corona how closely they resemble those I process as our staff columns. watching the sun go down. 'nd every other mother in the world. .I used to have this whole mother- once pounced upon in my mother. ~ SEE MOM PAGE 17 sse., , C3~irxiura riday, Mai5t'0, 1996 THE .ABGONA UT 1 7 row up an take it! I-««~ to e ~ za>t« ontroversy; that's what it' These friends of mine understood all about. And boy, did I perfectly what right to decide how they will be said, and know that I will represent I was saying in my The time to vote have to learn the hard way. article. Although they did their best educated, not the government; I your views in the Idaho state ometimes a journalist has to to try to convince me to stay, it was is no% believe the second amendment Senate, please vote in the tually form an opinion on some- just time for me to go. Two years is guarantees the right of all law-abid- Republican primary on May 28 for 'ng. After years of having "just long enough. But they were there Attention Republicans. This ing citizens to own firearms; I Daniel Whiting in Senate District e facts" pounded into my over- through broken elevators, smoking month you have the chance to believe that human life should be 5. orked brain, I find it hard just to power plants and 5:30a.m. fire make a difference in how your protected from conception onward; If you will be gone on May 28, ke a side! Now I'm discovering drills with me. They knew it wasn' views are represented in Boise I believe the institution of marriage you can vote right now at the Latah e flip-side of my job: the educat- them I wanted to leave, it was by the your state between a man and a woman is County Courthouse on Sixth Street. opinion. . Senator. Your current Senator does not deserve to have granted by God, and should be pro- If you need to register, you can do I can't please all of the people all Let me tell you a bit about my Republican after tected by man; I believe education it there too, just bring 6v'o pieces of f the time. Take for example my new place. I have a real kitchen and his name. He con- a sistently votes with the Democrats is important to our society and ID and proof that you have icle this spring regarding huge refrigerator, so now I can lived'oscow should be reformed with meaning- more than 30'days. If niversity Residences and cook my own food and keep it on key issues such as education, you ful, long term solutions; I have acilities Management. I admit, I without going bad right away. No taxes, budgets and the family. and, questions, their number is believe that Idaho's as rather harsh, but what I told one will be cooking my meals for However, I am running in the citizen 882-8580. ou was the absolute truth. I'e me, which means I know what' Republican primary to establish Legislature is just that, and should If you have questions, comments, not een dealing with the noisy power going into them. I have my own conservative, principled representa- be dominated by career politi- or would like to help establish prin- lant and broken elevators for two bathroom, which I only have to tion for you in the Idaho state cians, so I support term limits. cipled representation by your ears. It was time for someone to share with my roommate. At least I Senate and the differences between My promise to you is that I will Senator, please give me a call at won't ay something. know she leave used tam- my opponent and I are as clear as base every decision I make, every 883-4837. 1 look forward to hear- I didn't realize the ruckus such an pons on the shower floor, which black and white. speech I give, and every vote I cast ing from you. would cause. The happens a pinion quite bit in the res. hall. I believe that limited government on the beliefs that you and I hold —Daniel Whiting received letters from peo- The TV is all I'don't gonaut mine, and is the best government; I believe dear to our hearts. Candidate State Senate, including the Residence Hall have to turn it down at 11 Not ple, p.m. that parents and children have the If you agree with what I have District S, Republican Association, telling me to lighten to mention my own parking place 'n Iip, Seeing as my beef was not with a fully lit parking lot right next the RHA but with the University to my front door. I'm Residences themselves, I have no They'e been working to proud to represent the interests of the University of Idaho in the Idaho Senate. When problem saying they'e right. I improve things around there, but a .you elected me, you entrusted me with a very serious responsibility. The University impor- should lighten up.. healthy voice of opposition is need- is tant Actually, I am a member of ed to get people off their butts. to Latah County and all of us who live, work and study here. Many of us depend on the RHA. As co-historian of Neely So, here at the end of this col- university to make a living. I take this trust seriously, and I'e used my position as Chairman Hall I'e worked on hall events, umn, I will tell you that I am going of the Senate Education Committee to work for the University Idaho. including making a fool out qf to be that voice of opposition. I'l of myself during GDI Week. I regret be taking over the position of opin- ion not being able to do more this editor next fall; where I can do As a lobbyist for the ASUI, my primary opponent chose to pursue his personal agenda semester, but I still wear my Neely more damage to the paper.'The sec- and tried to eliminate funding for the U of I Women's Center. This Hall T-shirts with pride. tion will look different and the let- center provides rape crisis I won't miss the hall itSelf, but ter policy will change, but you'e couselling arid other valuable services on campus. M o onent took the osition that ou the people will be tough to leave. still got a widewpen forum trusted him wi and used it to work ainst our interests. If elected, would to'tress he represent Chell and Foe; and Frog (my hero) you opinion. your interests, or his own? Whose would he try to eliminate next? Would will always have a place in And maybe people, will. be.. job he work for you, They are welcome to my'eart.bake against you, toot or to promote his own agenda? How can we trust him in the legislature? cookies at my new place any time, : —Eisa Eannigan 2 Vote ThatMakesaDi erence or the Uo MOM eFROM PACE i6 It

I just finished ieadiiig T/ie Gt'ver on a sled ride, 'since'there are no by Lois Lowery. I bought it during .hills, or snow or sleds in their con- GARY SCHROEDER one of those book fairs al Lacey's temporary community of "same- school. ness.". "4 Senator You Can Tiust" As it happens sometimes, I But then the boy experiences picked it up for something to look memories of death and hatred and Paid for by Schroeder for Senate Committee, Barrett Sduoeder, Treasurer at while I was nursing Emily one despair. And he-realizes the unfair- night. I finished it before the sun ness of one man shouldering all of rose. these memories so others are In The Giver, an old man must spared the discomfort. transfer his "memories" to his A hand-made Mother's Day card young charge who will be taking sits on my computer monitor. over his responsibility as the keep- ack Nisbet made it for me yesterday. er of his community's memories. Lacey She pointed out that, well, it's not The Giver first initiates the boy with only the sweetest memories. perfect because she put the confetti He shows him what color really is on too late. There's a bare spot, since their community has sunken sorry. Author of into a safe reality with only hues of God bless your bare spots Lacey. gmy. He lets the boy experience God bless all our bare spots. Let' Ihc i'ush of wind through his hair share them daily.

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Snow Hall captured the .ban;::;How'an non- men's residence hall title and Staff Houston Hall rounded out the 'ahi're Americans With summer just a week away ones as the women's resi- 'umber decide that some-. and finals filling the thoughts of dence hall champion. everyone, Greg Morrison and the The overall finals standing were, is-not oSensive'hm'g intramural staff might be one of for fraternities, Delta Sigma Phi, the few groups on campus already 1488.5; Pi Kappa Alpha, 1438.5; to'Native Americans looking forward to next year. Delta Chi, 1378.5; Beta Theta Pi, . —Kuit Kragthorpe After a year which Morrison 1238.5; Delta Tau Delta, 1190.5; himself found to be outstanding in Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 1183.5; Salt I.ake Tribune terms of both participation aad Alpha Kappa Lambda, 1160.5; sportsmanship, the intramural Sigma Nu, 990; Phi Gamma Sports Editor departinerit is closing up for this Delta, 899.5; Alpha Tau Omega, year and shifting gears as they 890; Sigma Chi, 698 5; begin to prepare for the next Farmhouse, 677'; Kappa Sigma, school year's events, 600.5; Tau Kappa Epsilon, 375.5; 5 "It been a semester," Theta Chi, 372.5; Phi good Kappa Tau, km~3 '~~~rv Morrison said. "Again the num- 299.5; Phi Delta Theta, 249.5; Some publications feel they have bers were up. People played in the Lambda Chi Alpha, 180; Alpha found a happy medium. The Seattle rain, and the snow and the sleet." Gamma Rho, 113.5; Sigma Phi Times aiid Ihe Salt Lake Tribune This Epsilon, 0. ..'fkrft!'tr semester, teams competed i have a similar policy. Both papers in everything from bowling to For soiori(les, Pi Beta Phi, refuse to use the aforementioned softball, co-rec volleyball to fris- 1209.5; Gamma Phi Beta, 1074.5; and those like nicknames, them, in bee golf. All in the quest of fun, an Kappa Kappa Gamma, 744; Alpha headlines. Neither uses Redskins at intramural champions T-shirt, and Gamma Delta, 653; Delta all. points for their living group in the Gamma, 524; Delta Delta Delta„ "Our stance is that Redskins is a living competition. 514; Alpha Phi, 194. Native group derogatory depiction of "Sportsmanship was For the residence halls Americans," Salt Lake Tribune. great," men, Morrison said. Morrison believes Snow, 282; Gault, 218; Upham„ Sports Editor Kurt Kragthorpe said. the participants have excepted the 203.5; Graham, 142; Chrisman, "The issue is riot blown out of.pro- portion.'.: How caa "non'-'iiative sportsmanship rating as part of the 100.5;Olesen, 64; McConnell, 50; game and. have begun to "police Targhee, 50; Borah, 25; and Nlc Tucker . Americans decide:that something is aot:,:offensive,',.:. to: themselves from getting to upset" women, Houston, 606; Forney, Soccer fs Just one of the many intramural sports offers at Ul native'mencans2." during the games. 468; Olesen, 261; Steel, 225; Wednesday last'fall's., As for this years intramural final McCoy, 130; Carter, 115; Hays, at the annual intramur- yetir. Awards were given to the :..Nntiag'.heiidlines: for al end of the year social. Series.,:b.'tween Atlanta aad- standings, Delta Sigma Phi 105; French, 80; Neely, 75; most improved official in each World On Thursday, the intramural Cleveiand::must':: have: been a night-: climbed to the top of the fraternity Campbell, 25. team sport and the outstanding pile as the overall fraternity win- Individual event winners and office held their annual officials official in each team sport. hall banquet and honored the , .'+'SEEECKLES PACE 21: ner, while Pi Beta Phi took first for champions were recognized people who made the events possible this ~ SEE IIVTRAMURAI S PACE 2l A idaN, May 70, 7996. SI'urta THE ABGONA UT Z1 ClLKS +FROM PACE20 INTRANURALS FROM PACE20 for thermo ultra-sensitive are publi- Americans," Spokesman Review ations, Apparently, Indirins Sports Editor Jeff Jordan said. Football, Most Improved, Jason competition, cribbage and foos- war Braves'mbush Hills, edare after "Native Americans would admit Outstanding Official, Jeff ball. All the events will bc one thrown out when a liberal edi- Ward; as they have a lot bigger problems than Volleyball, Most day tournament style events. or decided Atlanta beats Cleveland what mascots are. If there was a Improved, Clint Gunter, "Hopefully these will bring in ,pp ould be,more thoughtfuL public Outstanding "I outrage and reason to drop Official, David the non-traditional sports mind," feel we have a constituency the nicknames we would answer to Rohrig; Soccer, Most Improved, Morrison said. N?'oo ere based in part to the tradition of ouf ICRdelS. Mark Graham, Outstanding Competitors will also see some i. he Northwest. We have many The fact the Spokesmah has never Official, Chris Haechrel; changes in thc first event of next ative Americans in our arcs and received a discouraging reply oa.the Basketball, Most Improved, Jeff year, flag football. New rules will there's no need to use them as mas- issue says a lot about the flez Perce Shatswell, Outstanding Official, allow players to dive to grab flags It's a wc started five cot . policy or and other regional tribes. It's good Mike Kerby, Softball, Most and also defensive players will be ago," said Cathy Hcnkel, si" years to see someoae recognize the depth Improved, Gina Zenner, allowed to jump to deflect passes Times sports editor. Seattle of aa issue and arguing over the Outstanding Official, Craig as long as they do not contact the Spokesman Review would The olitical correctness of the term Smout. quarterback. The offense will also seem to have the most practical rea- edskins does not have much The IM department also recog- I'd depth. gain an advantage as the defense soning behInd using the nicknames. like to see some statistics of how nized three other officials next nick- year The Spokesman uses all team many Native Americans have been Thursday as the best in the will de names and in the past 14 years has hurt doing the "Tomahawk Chop" entire dc:part- call or forced never received a phone letter while watching a Braves game, in ment. to.line asking the names not be used, comparison to the number of indi- up a "We havea't seen any reason not viduals who suffer from the effects yard to use them and we'e published in of alcoholism, physical abuse or away an area surrounded by Native poverty, real issues. fromthe r 1 ball, ::,cori)c:,'::o',,::",waQ'b'ut:".AoctoN'ha~a! wlylbwed:xf,,low,,:;to,,twit:SN,',:.par,;.; RA "eiit's''w",m,:hea~',:'.smo~':~le'.'':h~".'' 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daring'.thc':strike'.yea',::but'ome I ) Matt Wolff both proved to be the to firid out,:: Mike'?Busch':wiIl,'e Outstandmg Official giv- taking his place aa the? mstei'.for" , thc'Dodge+ lioriically,': Biisch':wim i of the Year. The Eric ing Montgomery Scholarship the replacement,player::Biitler:;so fRESH HOt BAGELS BAKED DAILY ', quarterbacks Award, presented in memory some more time. heatedly disapproved:of'dunng the LOW FAT CREAM CHEESE MUFFINS, FRESH JUICE, K DELI of a former Idaho student who Also on tap for this summer, strike. died while a student and who Morrison hopes to spend some In:other, baseball related riews, played an active role in intramu- time and money leveling the Guy David, Cone was,: alii:sideliried. I SF RLIIN6 MICRO BREW BEER ON TAP g rals, went to Brian O'eill. The Wicks playing fields. with a 'small'aneuiys'm iii:his l recipient must have officiated for Morrison continues to encour- throwing aim. He had'been: hayiag: 88WOO two years in at least three differ- age people to bring in any new tiouble with'his ciiculation,': ent sports, be an active intramural ideas or changes they would like to'generate a:4-'1but'tiii:managed OPEN 6:30 AM —7:00 PM I participant and maintain a 2.5 to see for next year. He also : record.to:go along, with hh league LOCATED NEAR SAFEWAY AT EASTSIDE MARKETPLACE I GPA. reminds people of the on going 'eading,2,03 ERA.:,He is,out indefi- Morrison believes the banquet T-shirt competition iatramurals nitely until they receive',moie tmts . is a necessary way to say thank runs. Students, faculty and staff case, these,'players.'aie.or,, . you to the people who'make it can win $50 aad two T-shirts by ,,weri„:,.at'; the':„.toji: othe,'gairi~bjjg'„. possible to have intramural designing a new intramural ,„aa'd",to~~"-:;bitli,:go.out..fm,,why,,;: sports. champions'-shirt for next year. 'will,definitely',hurt'thergim'c,'::of" "These people do it for the love The school winner also will com- :: basiball, but:it:also makes'ou';a?sk. of the sport,ebviously not for the pete at a national level with more '. yourself. wheiher-oi.not'ill the money," Morrison said. prize incentives available. money:is woith:.the risks'.you::.t'ake With all the events and awards Last, Morrison wants to remind both on aiid off.the fields? handed out, Morrison and his students of the first managers In::Butlers',case,:it? may be soiac- staff only have next year to look meeting of the fall, scheduled for thing. that is:aot.even related" to: forward to now. On tap for next Sept. 5, where captains will vote baseball, but for Coai„::who::is:thc,,: year the intramural department on a new executive board for highest paid':pitcher, iri has three new events scheduled, iatramurals and receive the new 'M'ajor'eague:history;.the;coridition,,is billiards, a living group points intramural handbooks. diiectly'related: to the:sport hc':so yacefully;excelled iri.:'::::::;::".;-.":::.::-'.'' ',. 'verjoric':is,"always" isising'the" question'? o':why.these', playe'rs' make:::so'.much.money,'.and:."the y0us009 an'swir,,lies,"d'ectly'in"the'question". 'T«he'sime'pe'pic'that

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For him his country of Zimbabwe, and after the dream has just begun on a small last weekend- his dream became a scale with an ultimate goal to make reality. The sophomore has also it and succeed at the.Olympics. He provisionally qualified for the realizes he has to work hard to NCAA championship for the 400 accomplish what he wants, and meters for outdoor season this believes the chances he strives for spring. Not a stranger to qualifying will come eventually. for the NCAA, Kamangirira was a "I think it will all come gradually part of the qualifiers for the NCAA if I can just make it to these Championship in the Fall, but fell a Olympics, being there experiencing bit short. the emotions," Kamangirira said. "After having been there during For him set backs in the forms of the indoor season, I was not sur- losses or what ever are inspirations prised to have run a qualifying to strive even harder for what he has time," Kamangirira said. "I want to set out to do on a personal level. go back and make a better impres- "It is all just a stepping stone, and sion than I did the first time because if it does not come the first time you I didn't do that well indoors due to just have to use that emotion to the fact that I had a lazy attitude push yourself even harder," about the whole thing." Kamangirira said. Nic Tucker Kamangirira is not taking any Zimbabwe native Felix Kamanglrira has made himself a home fo'r the Ui track team. chances this time as he prepares to light up the competition this spring. His immediate goal is to make it past the first round into the finals in the 400 meters. To make things happen for himself, Kamangirira has tried to increase his strength increasing his chances of bring the race home in the last 50 meters. "I wasn't very aggressive at the indoor meet because the guys who ran before me ran about the same time that I had run the previous week, and I felt that I could relax but I got boxed in on the turn and couldn't kick," Kamangirira said. "This time I'm not going to relax at all, and those who want to beat me are going to have to catch me first." Being a sophomore, Kamangirira has a lot ahead of him in the next few years of running for the UI Track and Field Team. Right now he is happy with what he has been able to accomplish so far, and plans we'e ~ to use his first few years as stepping doing it stones to make himself even more (whatevet it takes) untouchable in the 400 meters. "My whole goal at the beginning of this year was trying to make the Olympic Team for my country, and I have achieved that," Kamangirira said. "So far everything has beep on track, and I hope that I can continue to stay healthy throughout the entire year without any nagging injuries." ~ - Having not had to deal with major Saturday, May 11 9 AM 1 AM injuries that have hindered his train- ing in any way is something which Kamangirira said has been a bless- e ing for him this season. A big Sunday, May 12 AM - AM has been the 1 change in his training 10 introduction of weights to his pro- gram which were not apart of how he prepared for races before. - A runners form in start and finish Monday Thursday can mean the difference between first and second place. Kaniangirira has devoted more time to shaping - ~ - his running technique to be more of May 13 16 7 AM 1 AM an effective weapon, and hopes these new training techniques will help him successfully harness all of his abilities. ~ "Mainly for the 400 meters the Friday, May 17 Close~t 5 PM running form of relaxation. at the beginning of the race, running slow but relaxed but still at a nice tempo, and being able to shift gears is important," Kamangirira said. This is where all of your power comes in, and these things can take your speed a lot further than you normally run." Kamangirira sees himself as an ummer OurS improved runner as opposed to O n P when he came in as a freshman because he is running a lot more consistent than he was last year. He hopes his improvement will contin- ue to grow and become more evi- BC OO i3 dent during his last years with the 3, team. "Last year was really my first year in the 400 meters, and I was basical- Epfdag May 10, 1996

7 THE ABGONA UT ZZ johnson misses another start for the Maiiners Assodated Press Love in Seattle comes many forms SEATrLE —As expected, Randy Johnson manager Lou Piniella said the earliest that missed his Johnson scheduled start Monday night. would pitch would be this weekend. The 1995 AL Cy Young Johnson played catch for five minutes earlier in the Award winner pitched only two innings last Wednesday day, and a Seattle Mariners spokesman reported he before leaving with an irritated nerve in his lower 'had experienced no problems with a sore back that forced back, He a no-decision in the 5-4 loss at Texas him to leave his last start early. and hasn't pitched since. Johnson, the four-time reigning Johnson will be examined Tuesday by team physi major league strike- out champ, is 4-0 with a cian Dr. Larry Pedegana to determine if the Seattle 4.08 ERA and 51 strikeouts, ace tied for best in the be cleared to pitch again, spokesman league with Roger Clemens of the will Dave Aust Boston Red Sox. Said.

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really hard for me to concentrate. My attention span is a lot of recreational stuff I do. I can only have so many pretty short sometimes. I just try to knuckle down and things going on before I have stress overload, so I just start studying to motivate myself. I try to eat a lot of try to take what I can handle and don't try to pack too sugar, it helps." much stuff in." Whether eating sugar or drinking caffeine is the For now, Fife looks forward to a good showing at the route to the good student promise land remains to be BSC Championships and an even better finish by the seen, However, it must work for Fife. Her GPA is a. end of her senior year. If her personality and work 3.75. ethic is any indication of how she might achieve these After the BSC Championship is through with and goals, can the'ast you bank on a winner. final is taken, Fife, 21, plans on a laid back sum- "As a senior, well, we'l be in the Big West mer. I'd Conference. like to be as high up in there as I can. "I like the outdoors'a Iot," Fife said. "In the summer Maybe win it, the whole thing. That would be great. I go hiking and camping, In school I really don't have Just keep improving," Fife said." po you have a P.E. Locker Checked out~ You must check in yOur, towels and locks to cage attendents where:.youi lo&e'r:is located prior to Nic Tucker ~ ~ With the weather changing, many people have utilized the tennis facilities on campus.

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Associated Press BERKELEY, Calif. Shareef Abdur-Rahim fumbled with the s paper, fighting back tears. He struggled to gtIIjthe words out, his ~ ats whole body shaXing as he read his statement. „e,'!.:,~y:,.:;:;.,

Just hours earlier, he decided to '':twas'ps leave California after his.freshman season and declare his eligibility for the NBA draft. Now, surround- ed by his mom and his coach, he was announcing his decision. The 6-foot-10 teen-ager who is so smooth on the court was a bun- dle of nerves Tuesday. "'I'm not doing this for any self- ish reasons. This is not for me," Abdur-Rahim said, tears now streaming down his cheeks. "If I was in this world by.myself, I'd stay at the University of California. My mom has sacrificed for me all my life, and so has my father." His mother, Aminah Abdur- Rahim, was crying. His coach, Nlc Tucker Silver and Gold game brings Vandals stint ln the Sky to an end. Todd Bozeman, whose late arrival Big delayed the news conference for 50 minutes, was dabbing his eyes with a tissue. Several teammates watched from the back of the room. AMur-Rahim, who led the Pac- 10 with 21.1 points per game this season, said he agonized in recent days over his choice. As recently as Monday night, he was leaning toward staying at Cal for his sophomore year. "Ifyou had asked me last night," he said, "I probably would have said I was coming back." He joins Stephon Marbury of Espresso Stoppe Georgia Tech as freshmen eligible for the June 26 draft. Two high Starting Monday, 20th school players and 14 other under- May classmen also have made them- ~ selves available in the draft. 7:30 am - 2:00 Monday - Friday When Abdur-Rahim was asked pm whether the move of so many underclassmen to the NBA would send a bad signal to even younger kids, Bozeman quickly interrupted Burger King Expressway to say the NCAA's policy of not allowing student-athletes to have jobs and earn money was causing Re-opens june10th them to go pro early. Abdur-Rahim hit 52 percent of 10:00 am - 2:00 ~ - his shots and 38 percent of his 3- pm Monday Friday point attempts this season, and averaged 8.4 rebounds. He had more than 30 points four times while setting a Cal freshman scor- ing record. But he was held to just nine points as the Bears lost in the first round of the NCAA tournament to Iowa State. The native of Marietta, Ga., will need to build up his strength to play in the NBA, and he weighs Starting May 20 just 225, and has spindly legs. Abdur-Rahim said his decision - came down to family obligations 7:30 am 2:00 pm outweighing personal desires. "It was a difficult decision for- me, but in the end I decided that leaving school was the best deci- MUD HUT Espresso Inside the Satellite sion for me and my family at this time," he said. "I am leaving - school at this time for my interest Opens May 13 at 10:30am 2:00 in helping my family's financial pm need." - ~ Abdur-Rahim became the third Monday Friday 7:00 am - 2:00 key Cal player to defect in recent pm weeks. Sophomore guard Jelani Gardner has announced he will transfer to Pepperdine, and sopho- more forward Tremaine Fowlkes was released from his Cal scholar- ship. Fowlkes, the Pac-10 freshman of the year in 1994-95, is leaning toward transferring to Fresno State. Center Michael Stewart also asked to be released from his Cal 7:00 am - Dusk ~ - scholarship, but that request was Monday Sunday denied. riday, Mart 10, 1996 O') M I C S 25

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for MOVINGII Need to selll Hide-a- 2-bedroom apartment rent. Positions Available 882- bed 100 great condition. Desk $470/month. Available May. $ Statewldel Easy issue to get 8205. $30, Dresser $30. Dining table signatures on statewide term and chairs $50. Bed (full) $50. 3-4 limits petition. 12-$30/hour, Subleasersl roommates Interested/ Call Angie 882-5999. $ needed to share apartment. : based on .60-$1.00/signature. One month free! Summer sub- Available 5/20-8/23. WID, D/W, BEAUTIFUL Red tall Boa. $250. Come to Moscow Kinko's meet-. 'Type Right! Secretarial service lease: May 17 through August 15. Microwave, cable and phone Includes tank, light, heating ing room, Monday, 10am or call with reasonable rates. M-Th Need roommate in 3 bedroom installed. Master bedroom $420 pad. Call Klrsten, 883%079. , recorded messages: *Ntoscow, 5:30pm-9:00pm and all day Friday condo. Furnished washer, dryer, (accommodates 2-3), single bed- 336-6009 Lewiston, 791-5119 and Saturday. Call Becky at 882- Need to sell this week: Burton dishwasher. $225/month. Call room $212. Call Jamie 883-1143. 'Pocatello, 235-2579 'Idaho 3013 5.5 Air Snowboard 95'; Only used Adam 882-3683. leave message. Falls, 525-5889 'Coeur d'Alene, sum- one season. Call Keith, 885-8657. Room in furnished house for 444-1848 'Boise, 331-6671 Stress, aches, and pain? Try for rent. Two bed- mer. 5/19-8/19. 150/mo. +1/2 $300/OBO. Therapy. Jitka Hyniova, Apartment $ 'Nampa, 465-4007. For more Massage rooms, new carpet, near campus utilities +deposit. Quiet neighbor- Licensed Massage Practitioner, Mountain Bike: Excellent condl- information,,leave message.. and shopping. $450/mo. utilities hood, close to campus and down- tionl Blue, 16", 15gear. Call today for an appt. 883-8444. included. 882-3529. town. Call Jay, 882-9239. 'LASKA $150/OBO. 882-0871 SUMMER EMPLOY- 283 bedroom apartments. MENT- Students needed! Fishing. 12'x56'obile home in Robinson Available nowt $409 to $585/mo. industry.. Earn up to $3,000- Trailer Court. Lots of updates, No pets otf-street parking, laundry $6.000+ per month. Room new appliances, new gas furnace and'oard! facilities on-site, 882-4721. Transportation! Male or and water heater. 883-8854. Female. No experience neces- FREE FINANCIAL AID! Over $6 One- year- old Moscow sary; Call (206)-971-3510 ext Roommate needed to take over BASS GEAR, EXCELLENT billion in public and private sector Apartment. 4 bedroom, 2 bath, A59056 lease. 1 bedroom available in a CONDITION! Ampeg SVTIII Pro Great student location. $220/per- grants & scholarships is now nice 2 bedroom apartment, Close amplifier, $560. Peavey 410 TX son, based on tour. Low utilities. HIGH-INCOllhE SUMMER available. All students are eligible to campus. Only 205/mo. +1/2 Cab $450. Peavey 115 cab 350. 6/1 332-5180. $ $ OPPORTUNITIES NEWLY regardless of grades, income or utilities. Call now, Stephanie 882- Make me an offer! Call Mike. 883- AVAILABLEI Businesses are parent's income. Let us help. Call 421 6th Giant 2 bedroom, East 7745 or 882-6322. 8978. quickly realizing the advantages student Financial Services. 1-800- street. Patio, 1 1/2 bath, laundry 263-6495 ext. Wanted: Female roommate. Furniture: table; 25. Two chairs; of marketing over the Internet. If F59054 on-site, A/C, DW, lease, deposit $ Close to campus. 200/month. $10ea. or $15 both, bookshelf; you can sell prime Internet Web last, no pets, no waterbeds, $585. $ NEEDED: Musicians, Dancers, 882-0503. TV stand; 20, dresser sites to.eager businesses in you includes most utilities. Available $20, $ $45, Poets, Storytellers, Artisans, Cook vacuum $20. 883-8512 region this summer, you could - 6/1 and 8/4. 882-4190 Share your cultural origins. One roommate to share great. 4 realistically earn you entire acade- Workers for global prosperity and bedroom home in Troy that comes 8'x48'obile Home. 1.5 miles mic bill September, Now renting at Otto Hill by possibly peace-share your vision, honor w/lake! $250/month +1/2 utilities. from campus. $4500. 882-0690. even as a second This is Apartments. One and two bed- job. a International Day of Peace. Join 835-2916, ask for Steve. one-time, real offer room units. First come, tirst 1981 Chevy Impala-. V8, from an ethical the 4th celebration of WORLD- firm located in New Haven, served: leases start June, July, Wanted: 1-2 roommates to AT, 4-door. Runs Good! FEST, September 15, 1996, East Connecticut. for additional August. 1218 So. Main, Moscow. rent master bedroom in Trade for garden tractor or City Park, Moscow. Call Julia detailed information, send e-mail 882-3224. newer 3 bedroom, 2 bath- rear tine tiller. Ames 885-6489, Polly Walker room duplex. Call Amanda to [email protected]. e-mail: Available 6/1/96 Nice, serene (509)-334-6374. 882-9180, or Shannon, kuku9421 Ouidaho.edu. one bedroom apartment. 5 miles Computer Technician. Need 882-3143. Scooter: 1988 Yamaha Rive out. $350/month, includes utilities. individual skilled in PC based The Gathering Jog. Like new, low miles, configuration and NS, no pets. 882-4359. computer set http:IIwww.takeme.corn Female or couple to share condo. Efficient transportatlonl 882- up. Wages D.O.E.882-6386. academic .'cholarships, Two bedroom next to campus. $250 for single, $375 double. 1861. and career resources, intern- Quiet and isolated hilltop with Rent includes utilities! 1750 weekly possible $ .ships sports news enter- landscaped yard. 882-3676. Dishwasher, W/D available in mailing our circulars. For tainment travel music condo. No smoking or pets. 882- info, call 301-306-1207. One bedroom apartment sublease 1956, Heide. debates and 1000's $350/mo. May and August free! of linksf Three minute walk to Uofl, call for Bedroom for rent in three bed- Epton House is now hiring more info call 883-1550. room, two bath duplex. Garage, for the following position: Need immediately: Video Ul GRE/LSAT PREP dishwasher, big rooms. Start Production Paid intern- 4-gpm M-F at group home. 1 bedroom Specialist. CLASSES for fall Large w/den. Available 6I1/96, 882-6586. Call 332-7653 between Register 6/1. 379/mo. No ship position available. Editing, now and save GRE $ pets. 1122 E. noon 8 4pm. $5! 3rd Moscow. tape duplication, and 9/18-10/9, LSAT 9/16-30. ¹101A, 882-4721. camera'peration duties. 882-6386. Fee: $65 60 right now) We Two bedroom apartments. ($ TEN OPPORTUNITIES SUMMER EMPLOYMENT: accept credit cards, too. Ul Available 6/1/96 $495 rent, 495 BEST for $ TWIN CITY FOODS, INC. 101 Enrichment Program 885- deposit. Close to campus. 882- starting a home business. For information, send a SASE to: B. ST. LEW!STON, ID 83501 6486. 0710 after 4:30. 113Styner. '82 VW Westfalia camper Van. Wilson - PO Box 346 - New (208)-743-5568. ACCEPTING Three bedroom adjacent to Sleeps 4, sink, fridge and propane Meadows, !D 83654 APPLICATIONS STARTING campus. View over Moscow stove. Rebuilt engine and trans- MAY 1, 1996 7:30AM TO Computer Sales Rep. Must be and U of I from every room! mission. Runs great! $4500 firm. 4:30PM FOR PLANT PRO- 883-3676. Call 883-9722. personable, neat in appearance & DUCTION WORKERS, COM- possess excellent comm. skills. BINE AND TRUCK DRIVERS, Specialized S-WORKS M2 SS 1,2,3 bedroom apartments. Knowledge of computer hardware MUST BE 18 BY Available for and clipless pedals, suntour com- June August helpful. Base $ + commissions. SEPT. 15, 1996. Summers Almost Here! Lose leases. from ponents 17" frame. $675, (208)- Rents range $339 to 882-6386. EQUAL OPPORTUNITY weight) Feel Great! Money $600/mo. No pets. 882-4721. 983-0970 ask Devin. back guarantee! SUMMER WORK: Positions still EMPLOYER. 1985 Nissan 1-800-565-7480. Take over lease. One bedroom, Sentra 5-speed available. Make $6,200 in 3mos., cam- extremely reliable transportation. 3rd floor apartment! Close to possible college credit. Must be Light Uses little oil. Under 100,300 delivery, some light Don't pus. $395/month plus $395 hard worker, willing to travel. Call office work, M-F. Miss Out On The miles. Has 2 extra mounted stud- Use of own deposit. Dishwasher, G/D, laundry 882-5397. vehicle, Argonaut Classifieds this ded tires. $1200 o.b.o. 883-4967 paid mileage. Easy facility. 882-3862, leave message. part-time, A.M. position. Available 6/1. $3200/mo. averaged last summer! 1973 Dodge Van rebuilt engine, summer! Limited positions Starting $5.50/hr, with raisqs transmission, drive car- SUMMER SUBLET 5/18-8/24. line, and available locally. Base pay every 3mos. If .ygvee4'- Need roommate in 2 bedroom buretor. New battery and battery plus bonuses. Call dependable, like worktrt'g Publication Dates: duplex. Clean, cozy, close to cam- cables New brakes and alterna- 1-800-377-5511. alone, like variety, this posi- May 30 June 5 fully furnished. 125/mo. + tor, Runs great! $2.100 OBO call tion is for you! Leave mes-, pus, $ June 12 June 19 1/2 utilities. Call 882-6726. 883-9575. Internet Specialist: Part to full-time sage, 882-8742 electronic distribution specialist to June 26 July 3 Two bedroom, 514 South Polk, USED FURNITURE do web and home pages, Acrobat CRUISE SHIPS NOW HIRING- laundry in building, no Large Selection July 10 July 17 pets, translations, and other Earn up to $2,000+/month work- N/S. Lease and Low Prices! Free Delivery Buy/ publication 24 31 deposit. systems work. Summer ing on Cruise Ships or Land-Tour July July 455/mn. 882-4190 Sell at employ- $ companies. World NOW 8 THEN In Moscow 321 ment. $7.50/hour. Resume to travel (Hawaii, Mexico, the Caribbean, Two newer units available for E. Palouse River Drive (208) kcookuidaho.edu, fax to 885- etc.). Call 885-7825 To place 9046, or call 885-6436. Ul Seasonal and full-time lease 7/1/96 and 8/1/96. Both are 882-7886. Ag employ- your Ad in the SUMMER 2 bedroom with appliances. Communications Center. ment available. No experience Owner pays water, sewer, 1984 Chrysler New Yorker necessary. For more information, call 1-206-971-3550 garbage. Near Ul campus. Loaded, runs good. $900/OBO ext C59056. ARGONAUT'rgonaut 882-5062. $530/month. Steele Rentals, 332- Classifieds, 2454. DEWY ALE They Work! Delta Delta Delta . BUYIT Says Congratulations In to Qur Seniors FIND IT Argonaut Classifieds, Laurie Fortier SELL IT They Work! Karrie Bergman April Glenn 8c Gown Hartman Cap Holly Pick Up

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Rescue Rangers HBO MOVIES: (CC) ming Room by Room Thu (CC) Wed Airheads (CC) Thu . mous Reel West QE Sesame Street (CC) USA Knight Rider (CC) UFE Frugal Gourmet ESPN SportsCenter (CC) Mon, Thu HISTORY The Mike Hammer GARDEN Cltyscapes Frl Break. AISLE Mickey Splllane's (?:05)TBS UNe House: A New Begin- MAX MOVIE: The Last Dragon (CC) Mon ESPN2 Klsna's Flex Appeal Frl Auto HOME8 Short Frl Ground Mon The Designer's Lend- AMC Harold Uoyd Subjects ning NICK Muppet Babies Racing Mon, Thu Ing Pltstop Tue, Thu Gardening by the Yard CART Perils of Penelope p:05) TMC MOVIE: It's Pat (CC) Mon PSN Get Fit Fri, Mon, Wed Paid Pro- FAM Rescue 911 (CC) scape COM Benny Hill ENCORE MOVIE: Sllverado Fri gramming Tue, Thu FX Personal fX:The Collecllblss Show Wed Wlnnle the P:16) 'Mon Design DISN The New Adventures of HBO MOVIE: Rlchi ~ Rich (CC)':15) TCM MOVIES: Snowed Under Mon King HISTORY Hard Dll Frl Pillar of Fire UFE Handmade By Pooh (CC) Tue of the Zombies Thu Perspectives Tue First Rights Wed Cru- NICK Tlmmy the Tooth (CC) Basketball Fri Cycle ENCORE MOVIE: Fatso Thu {?:15)SHOW MOVIE: Fire Birds (CC) TLC Rory and Me (CC) sade ln the Pacific Thu PSN High-School ESPN SportsCenter Wed TMC MOVIE: Barcelona (CC) Wed HOME8GARDEH Remodeling 8 Deco- World Thu ESPN2 Klana's Rex Appeal 7.'30 TNT Gilligan's island rating SCIR Alfred Hitchcock Presents MOVIES: The Front Tue Guard- FAM Family Challenge Shining Time Station (CC) TRAV Inn Country USA . LIFE Martha Stewart Uvlng SHOW FX Fantasy island Timon 8 Pumbaa (S) (CC) Fri Gar- (8:35) MAX MOVIE: Cat on a Hot Tin MAX MOVIE: Journey to the Seventh Ing Tees (CC) Wed MOVIES: Girl 2 (CC) Fri There TLC Crafts 8t Co. HBO My goyles (S) (CC) Mon, Thu Roof Thu Planet Wed Mon Fri NOST Quilting for the '90s Fri Stained Goes the Neighborhood (CC) QE Hcmetlme Fri New Yankee Workshop (8:3S)TBSAndy Griffith MTV Top 20 Video Countdown (S) Thu Mon Facets of Crafting Tue, Reckless Kelly {CC) (CC) Mon Home Green Home (S) (CC) (8:35)TMC MOVIE: Harmony Cata Thu Alanls Morlssette (S) Thu Glass Many HISTORY Weapons at War Mon Year by Tue This Old House (CC) Wed The (8:45) AMC MOVIE: Artists and Models NICK Papa Beaver's Storytime (S) Fri, Thu Come Paint With Us Wed Year Tue-Thu American Woodshop Thu Thu Wed, Thu Little Bear (S) Mon, Tue TNN Wgdhorse 8aloon Improve- HOMEAGARDEN Rooms for BRAVO NOST Paid Programming (8:45) MAX MOVIE: Lassie (CC) Tue PSN Golf Fri Prime Olympic Odyssey TNT Starsky and Hutch Charles Kuralt ment CART 9:00 Mon Bowling Tue, Wed Bull Riders Only TRAV On the Road With Knows UFE What Every Baby (CC) DISN Welcome to Pooh Comer (CC) {IEJenny Jones (CC) Thu USA People'a Court MAX MOVIE: Who's Got the Action? ENCORE MOVIES: Clash of the Tltsns (83 George and Alana SCIR Gemini Man Frl, Mon-Wed Manlmsl VH1 8-Tmck Flashback MOVIE: Time We (CC) Fri Mon Black Girl Wed Ci3 Maury Povlch (CC) Thu (11:05)MAX Every Say MTV's Fri, MTV Rude Awakening (S) ESPN2 BodyShaplng 93Regls 8 Ksthle Lee SHOW MOVIE: To Have and Have Not Goodbye Fri Mon-Wed Alanls Morlssette (S) Thu MOVIES: White Nights Mon same Street (CC) Thu (11:05)TBS MOVIES: Uptown Saturday HBO (CC) The NICK Looney Tunes Regarding Henry (CC) Wed Soul of the Paid Programming TCM MOVIES: Cast s Dark Shadow Frl Night Frl (11:06)Brat Maverick: PSN Scoreboard Central QE Body Electric The Go-Getter Mon You Can't Escape Lazy Ace Mon (11:05)The Good Guys Game (CC) Thu Bal- SOIR Back to the Future (CC) HOME8|GARDEN Sew Perfect Fri, Mon, Samey 8 Friends (CC) Forever Tue Jack of Diamonds Wed and the Bad Guys Tue (11:05)The Sweet Love Frl (I The SHOW MOVIES: Honey Wed Simply Quilts Tue, Thu A8tE Police Story Frl, Mon, Thu Zombies on Broadway Thu lad of Cable Hogue Wed (11:05) Let's Make Love Tue Hall Caesar Mon NICK The Busy Wcdd of Richard Beany BRAVO Brldeshead Revisited TLC Gardening Naturally Last Challenge Thu Wives Wed American He- Frl Three Spare (CC) CART Scooby-Doo NOST Ironside Fri Time of Your Life (11:05)TMC MOVIE: Danny Thu the roes 8 Legends (CC) PSN RT TV Frl, Tue-Thu COM Tracey Ullman Mon, Wed RV Vacation Adventures Tue (11:15)AMC MOVIE: Just Around TLC Uttle Star TCM MOVIE: Bom to Sing Fri DISC Lynette Jennings Housesmart Discover America Thu Comer Tue On the Road With Charles Kuralt of TRAV TLC Iris, ths Happy Professor DISN My UNe Pony Tales TNH Aleene's Creative Living With (11:15).ENCORE MOVIES: The List (6:05)TBS Gilligan's island TNT Fllntstones ESPN SportsCentsr (CC) Mon, Thu Crafts Adrlsn Messenger Frl (11:16)Shamus Slickers II: The (CC) (8:10)TMC MONE: City P:40) SHOW MOVIES: The Big Show Frl ESPN2 Cory Everson's Gotta Sweat TNT Charlie's Angels Mon (11:15)Rome Adventure (CC) Wed of Curly's Gold (CC) Tue Like Legend P:40) Assault at West Point Mon FX Hart to'art TRAV The Travel Show Fri, Mon, Wed (11:16)MAX MOVIE: Like Father, 6:30 ENCORE MOVIE: Zebra In the HBO UfeStorles: Families In Crisis (CC) Holiday Tue, Thu Son (CC) Wed Tue-Thu Farm Report P:45) IX News Fri, U.S. Kitchen Thu Tue USA Quantum Leap (CC) (11:20)TCM MOVIE: My Reputatlon Tue Mon HBO UfeStories: Families In Crl ~ HISTORY Charlemagne Fri, Mon-Wed VH1 Big '80s (11:25)SHOW MOVIE: To Have and omestretch P:45) sls (CC) Fri MOVIE: Darlings of the Gods Thu (10:05)TBS Peny Meson Have Not Fri VR Troopers MAX MOVIE: Lassie (CC) Fri HOME8 GARDEN Decorating With Style (10:15)AMC MOVIE: Three Coins In the (11:25)TCM MOVIE: Ubel Frl News P:45) QE Bloomberg Business TMC MOVIE: The Freshman (CC) UFE Blggers and Summers Fountain Mon (10:15)Blacklist: Holly- 11:30 Paid PAS) BRAVO DISC NOST Programming Frl NICK Allegra's Window wood on Trial (CC) Wed @Simply Painting: Beautiful Ireland In CART Wacky Races 8:00 PSN Paid Programming Fri, Tue-Thu (10:15)HBO MOVIE: Class Act (CC) Frl Watercolour (S) Frl, Mon, Tue John Sto- In Court CRT Today later Rogers'eighborhood (CC) Celebrity Golf Show Mon (10'15) TMC MOVIES'he Lotus Eaters bart's WorldScape (S) Wed, Thu DISN Care Bears (CC) 'LID Goof Troop SCIR Dark Shadows Wed (10:16)The Odessa File Thu GE Sesame Street (CC) ESPN2 BodySheplng (CC) QE American Vacations SHOW MOVIE: MASH Wed (10:20) MAX MOVIE: Cornbread, Earl The Magic School Bus (S) (CC) Fri HISTORY Year Year Fri {I by Lamb Chop's Play-Along (CC) TCM Hollywood: The Dream Factory Fri and Me Mon Katle and Orble (S) (CC) Mon Eyewit- HOME8 GARDEN Help at Home {I AMC MOVIE: A Face In the Crowd Wed TLC UNs Star 10:30 ness (S) (CC) Tue PreSchool Powerl Child With Pene- LIFE Your Baby and BRAVO Paid Programming NOST Streets of San Francisco Frl eading Rainbow (CC) Wed Pappyland (S) Thu Leach lope CART George of the Jungle TNT Knots Landing (CC) The Kldsongs Television Show (CC) BRAVO South Bank Show Tue MTV MTV's Rude Awakening Thu I DISC Home Matters TRAV A Taste for Travel AMC MOVIE: Tanganylka Frl CART Rlntstone Kids (CC) NICK Gumby DISH Dumbo's Circus USA Magnum, p.l. 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CRT Justice Today HBO MOVIE: Reckless Kelly (CC) Mon MOVIE: Call Me Bwana Thu (9:16) ESPN2 Klana's Flex Appeal 1972 Tue (9:15)The Secret of My Suc- DISC World Class Cuisine Priestly Sins: Sex and the Church (S) TCM MOVIE: South of Suez Tue FAM Newswatch Today cess (CC) Wed DISN Tale (CC) (CC) Tue TLC Kitty Cats Spin FX Fall Guy (9:15) HBO MOVIES: Curly Sue (CC) ESPN Auto Racing Frl HOME8cGARDEN Victory Garden (CC) TRAV Appalachian Stories HISTORY History Showcase Wed (9:16)Baby's Day Out {CC)Thu ESPN2 BodyShaplng Frl UFE Designing Women (CC) TBS Bewitched (8:35) HOMELGARDEN What's Your Hobby Frl (9:20) SHOW MOVIE: The Bicycle Thief HISTORY City of Gold Frl Perspectives NICK TMC MOVIE: Plaza Suite Thu (8:40) That's Home Entertainment Mon Mon Tue First Rights Wed Crusade In the PSN Sea TV Tue Page One Wed MOVIES: Anastasia (S) (8A5) AMC (CC) Spencer Christian's Wine Cellar Tue Pacific Thu SCIR Tales From the Darkslde The Old Dark House Wed 9:30 Mon (8:45) Party at Home Wed Company of Ani- Kl Paid Programming HOME8 GARDEN The House Doctor TCM MOVIE: Broadway Babies Thu TMC MOVIE: End of the Une Wed (8AS) mals Thu GE Body Pulse UFE Our Home TLC Caprlal'a Cafe 7:00 UFE Our Home The Puzzle Place (CC) MAX MOVIES: The Power Within (CC) NO8T Art of Sewing With Sue Haus» This (CC) (I IE QD Morning MTV MTV Jsms CNH CNN 8 Co. 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4//10 fI'te hei'I Ote yOu7 Making a statement without worels Valaree Johnson feels government has painted dnigs as disobedience movement that will bring ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ immoral and dangerous. the drug war back to the front pages." Staff Labeling himself. as tolerant of every- "I'm doing what I have to do to make Donald Bokor can make a statement thing except intolerance, Bokor's mental- my point," he said. "People would send without saying a word. ity has always had the focus of free their children to Vietnam to have their With his painted fingernails and tat- agency and the right to act in any way legs blown off or their guts tom apart, I tooed hands it can be immediately you want as long is it doesn't harm any- should be able to be willing to die for my assumed with a single glance that one else, cause." Bokor's ideologies aren't the "norm." "Everyone is capable of making And before you get the wrong idea, "What But his strikingly courageous attitude is enlightened decisions," Bokor said. "We Bokor is a pacifist. I really want is that he wishes had an infectious don't need government telling us what the virtues that are lacking of love and one "We nature. "I have always thought for myself we can arid cannot do with our bodies." peace," he said. are all Gods in the of creating a and acted on my conscience," Bokor said. His philosophy, "educate, don't legis- sense that we are capable "It frustrates me when people don't know late," has the moral high ground in his world we desire." The murderers and themselves." own eyes and Bokor has felt the chains of rapists of the world are not in Bokor's tak- A common identity crisis from which incarceration to prove his belief. schema of a free world since they are we all suffer? Well, consider the uncom- Bokor explains in his own literature ing away the rights of other peoplet use his mon path that Bokor takes to really learn how he went to prison for growing mari- At times you can see Bokor who he is. juana in his front yard. He did this after "war paint" by which certain lines and His home is a tent he pitches around finishing an undergraduate degree in ani- colors painted on his face may symbolize different places in Moscow. The moun- mal science at UI "and instead of going his mood, creating a picture of a thousand who tains are his friend, not land to be owned. to grad school I went to prison," Bokor words. And by staring at someone He feels owning private property is an said. makes a statement without saying a word, assault on the Earth. He considers himself Since then he has finished a second we are choosing to do so. Bokor certainly can pos- a naturalist and humans to be products of bachelor's and a master's degree in busi- has a lot more on his mind than nature. As a self-ascribed humanist and ness and had substantial progress towards sibly be asked. What does be see in his head of the Free Pot Party, Bokor's aim his Ph.D. when his "pro-drug and pro- future? "I a time where mili- to promote what he feels is a human right anarchy stance" was not supported and he would like to see and prisons are something of all people is the decriminalization of was forced out of the program. tary, police read about in history books, " Bokor ~ drug usage. And now Bokor goes to great lengths to you "But the reality of future is "Any time you have a system of get his idea across by taking the lead with said. my "a nonvio- prison." oppression, you need someone to his Free Pot Party and creating probably ~ ~ ~ ~ ' ~ ~ oppress," he said, referring to the way he lent, non-economic, direct action, civil Cowleoy 3umkies 'lay ii Ilown'i Seattle show at home talk- the band took a break toward the dressed body guards, she seemed right followed by the sequel "Angel While the rest of hands, Erik Marone and Michael performed ing to individual concertgoers and shaking ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ Mine" from Lay it Down. For the middle of the show, Margo Staff tunes, something unheard of from most acts of their stature. the show, Margo related acoustic renditions of a number of their older rest of It's Morning" The Cowboy Junkies are very close to their music anecdotes about each song, which including "Sun Comes Up, Tuesday Save the stadiums with capaci- additions to an and the people who have helped make their music so the audience closer to the and "First Recollection," wonderful ties of 50,000 for the likes of the drew popular, which results in a solid, honest performance. rather than break up already diverse performance. Rolling Stones or Pink Floyd. performance With music of the highest caliber and a stage show Although the Cowboy Junkies are internationally The Cowboy Junkies were com- the flow of music. accents the music and not the abilities of some connected renowned with seven albums to their credit, they are that fortably in their element in the The Junkies are more pyrotechnic craftspeople, the Cowboy a extraordinarily down to earth. Margo even came into lighting and intimate surroundings of Seattle's to their music than putting on the finest live music events after the show to sign autographs and thank Junkies offer one of Moore Theater last Sunday night. sight and sound tour de force. the lobby personally for coming to the show. Even around today. For a little over two hours, the The volume was at a comfortable everyone she was accompanied by two large and sharply Junkies set the mood for the sold level, allowing concertgoers to though out audience of 1450, performing leave the theater without ringing music from their latest album Lay ears and the lighting was subtle time it Down and favorites spanning and tasteful. In fact, the only their 11-year career. the lighting seemed inappropriate The subtle Georgia folk singer was the few time they attempted Vic Chestnut opened the show to time light changes to the the without much ado. He seemed music. Those instances aside, filters more anxious to yield the stage so combinations of colors and laser dis- he could hear the headliners exceeded the effect any computerized light rather than play the handful of play or fancy pro- quirky, amusing tunes he played rigs could have possibly to warm the audience up. duced. diving The band took the stage as the As for the band, no stage Roth-esque curtain raised, revealing the sim- or other David Lee Anton's feet didn' ple stage set of white curtains sus- were needed. during the show pended from the ceiling cascading shift perceptibly Duright (Rogford) Mogfgrd Michael Timmons onto the floor, which contrasted and guitarist over his guitar nicely with the musicians, who remained hunched chair. Drummer were dressed in black jeans and on his folding Adriari- Cox. for subtlety T-shirts. Peter Timmons opted flailing behind The audience's applause rather than wild drum kit while reached level usually reserved his scaled-down Mark (Riin 3fpri3 Mc¹arney. a harmonica and for productions as the percussionist, more flashy Jeff Bird singer 'timmons assumed mandolin player Margo the shadows at the Chit':, "lsb remained in ~ the stage ~(¹rel3:-Po her place at the front of ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 1 ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~I~ ~~ ~~ !~ ~ I~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~iU ~~ ~ ~ ~ of the stage. ~~ ~~ ~ ~i ~ in a casual black dress and left e ~ I ~ touch that helped flesh ~ sweater, flanked bass player One nice by was the addition of :Mar'ken Alan Anton and a simple table out the sound BitAr-i I~~ tastefully flowers and cellist Dave Henry, who bearing a bouquet of resonance of her tea. supplied the deep mug of much of the concert, opened the performance the cello for Rian CBerxerkei), Bertsun They base for older from Lay it creating a solid with a few songs "Murder, Tonight, in Down then took a short break tunes like Park" and their cover while Margo explained the next the Trailer l'Hoffman of Hank Williams'I'm So ¹i "Misguided Angel" from son, I Could Cry." 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DIVERSIONS 4 THE AR GONA UT I'riday, May 10, 1996

~ CFRSIl Movie Review by Justin Cason: Iact Dance

Dave Matthews their plethora of instruments with As any frequent moviegoer will inform you, his job and eventually befriends Liggett. Band has packaged unnecessary compression and distor- nothing is quite so satisfyingas watching a "feel Much of the insufferably slow pace of Last yet another success- tion. good" movie. Few people, however, are aware of a Dance is due to the brooding character Stone ful blend of strings, A valid comparison might be DMB second less familiar type of film —the "feel bad" plays. While Hayes runs back and forth from vari- horns and drums in to Sting. While both voices are dis- movie. If ever there was an instance of the latter ous judges to Liggett's former defense attorney to crash. tinctive, I don't think the two voices this year, Last Dance starring Sharon Stone, is it. a disrupted soiree at the governor's fund-raiser, we Like the second are similar, but both artists make The "feel bad" category could in itself be divid- get to watch Stone complain about the prison tele- album, Under The good use of extensive instrument col- ed into two classes. You either feel bad because visions and get crabby with her fellow inmates. Table And lections. I can't think of a particular the movie saddens you or because it's just such a Morrow, best known for his role as Dr. Joel Matt WBSt Dreaming, crash setting, but the atmosphere that is lousy effort. What makes Last Dance so intrigu- Fleischman on CBS's Norrltern Exposure, is actu- cont. g'riter' exhibits an impres- conducive to Sting's sound would ing —at least from a reviewing standpoint —is the ally above average as the guy who carefully bal- sive display of also be favorable towards the DMB fact that it straddles both of these classifications. ances compassion and a b(g heart with a rich acoustic songs. sound. Aside from romantic tearjerkeirs such as Bed of upbringing and an entire J. Crew wardrobe. Randy While Dave Matthew's vocals may Currently, the first single off the Roses and and Personal, which deal Quaid, always a co-star but never the star, also be difficult to follow at times, the album "Too Much" is circulating the with issues that pale in comparison to Last works as Sam, the head of the clemency depart- accompanying musicianship more air waves. "Too Much" is a good Dance's life vs. death struggle, this could be one ment. than makes up for it. I particularly representation of the Dave Matthews of the more emotional, "have a good cry" pieces It is Stone, whether good, bad or at timeboth, appreciate the use of alto, soprano, Band sound, but in my honest opin- you'l see this season. However, the screenwriters who makes the film, though. Full of a southern tenor and baritone saxophones. ion not the best track off crash, nor don't try to truly develop these emotions until the drawl but-fortunately lacking in southern charm, Violins from Boyd Tinsley are also a the best representation of the new very end of the film when it's almost too late. she plays Liggett as best as the simplistic script nice addison. The sound achieved album. The film opens with freshly-appointed Rick will allow. with the addition of these instru- With 12 songs in all crash is a Hayes (played by Rob Morrow) getting his first Without the last 20 minutes of the movie, Last ments is fresh and uplifting. great buy. If you are a DMB enthu- case as an employee for the state's prisoner Dance would fall by the wayside as one of the And not to be neglected is Stephen siast you should also want to check clemency board. This first job involves working few real'lops Touchstone Pictures has put out. Lessard on bass guitar. With such a out their first album, Remember Two on a stay of execution for Cindy Liggett (Stone), a Stone's final 48 hours take her and the audience wide range of instruments, Dave Things and their elusive EP Recently woman who's spent the last 12 years in jail for a on a moving jaunt from expected death to hope to Matthews Band allows the listener to which not available in stores. Visit double murder she definitely did commit. The finally actually wishing for death. distinguish and enjoy each and every the Dave Matthews Band web site: governor has given her 30 days to live before her While Last Dance is no Dead Man Walking, it instrument. 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