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Leah Clark-Thomas, Romney Hogaboam and Buck Samuel think it is worth a lot to be ASUI President. ~ ~ Each candidate will spend over $500 on his or her campaign to hold the office. i, Campaign strategies for all three have been ~ ~ personal and public, all in hopes of winning the coveted seat. 'l Clark-Thomas said her main strategy has been visiting living groups and arranging din- ners with those groups. Her focus has been visiting tables at the Wallace'omplex cafeteria, and sitting and talking with sorority and fraternity groups about specific issues and her feelings about ~" them. Clark-Thomas said the issue ofcampus safe- ty has been prominent with the women she' talked with. She has spent approximately $700 on her campaign and said a lot of the money came from contributions and donations, but anonymous. Clark-Thomas has kept the givers I ~ ~ ~ "I'e had to put a lot more into this campaign than I was expecting," Clark-Thomas said. She also said the amount of campaign spending has been a major concern of hers. "I just keep wondering what the students ~ ~ think," she said. I III III I I Hogaboam said he also depends on the one- 'n-one approach with the students for his cam- ~ I I ~ paign. He said he wants to avoid the impression that an office is "being bought," but that the current campaign structure forces it on voters. ~ ~ He also said he is unhappy with the limited time that candidates have to campaign and that would to make possible for as president he try it ~ II someone to start campaigning at any time. Hogaboam has funded his own campaign with money he earned working over summer vacation and breaks during the school year. His spending "will total about $500 8olMrIIP,he stLLd. '. Hoga oem is apso concerned wttp what stu- dents consider to be good campaigning, saying that when students tell him they dont like to see "sidewalk-chalking" for a candidate, he doesn't consider that an option. "I think I'l do a good job as president," Hogaboam said, adding that he has been disap- pointed in how the ASUI has handled different in the past. He said he is funning in 'ssues hopes of changing that. Samuel describes himself as a "researcher, ~ ~ not a politician," in explaining how he has gone I ~ about his campaign. Samuel has set up a Web site, given avray coupons and free pens, and cre- ated huge signs to make his name familiar to students. Samuel said that the bottom line in cam- paigning is to be eye-catching and to avoid the standard approaches. He has spent just un'der $700, which he I I ~ earned while working on campus'and from donations from parents and Moscow City Councilman Jack Hill. ~ ~ I "I don't see it as buying votes," Samuel said. 'It costs money to get your name out'here." Samuel said he sees his actions as an invest- ~ ~ ment as the campaign will be a learning experi- ence. He also claims that he is doing his best to make himself approachable to students. . "I knovr I can do good things for the stu- dents," Samuel said. They should have a qual- ified person for the job," he said, adding, "I'm the most qualified."
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A R 6 0 N'h u T Vol. 102, No. 23 O 2000 ILLUSTRATION DAVID BROWNING AND ANIANDA HUNDT
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Wintry mix, Hl: 34', sides turn to courts in Florida, attitudes harden Lo: 13's BY KEN FIREMAN tioning the motives and fairness of these rulings. recounts in several states that went narrowly for ggegttSDAV Bush backers noted that the judge, Donald Gore, such as Wisconsin, Iowa and possibly Oregon. Middlebrooks, was an appointee of President Such challenges may prove extremely important THIRD IN NNION WASHINGTON —On a day of proliferating lavr- Clinton. if Gore should wind up on top in Florida in the end, suits, contested deadlines and billovring accusations Gore supporters retorted that the secretary of Gore currently has 255 electoral votes, including The Argonaut was e ofbad faith, all indications pointed to increasing par- state, Katherine Harris, was a Republican vrho had Wisconsin and Iowa but not Oregon, which is still awarded third place in best of tisan confrontation and legal wrangling over the and was an ally'of his brother, mail-in 'how campaigned for Bush counting ballots. Collegiate at the American most bitterly disputed presidential election in 124 Florida Gov. Jeb Bush. A Gore victory in Florida would put him at exact- Press / Colieg)ati Media Association ' years. They talked about obtaining an opinion nullifying ly the 270 electoral votes needed to win the White na5onai convention Sunday in A few neutral observers Monday spoke hopefully Harris'uling from state Attorney General Bob House. Washington, D.C. —or wishfully —of stand-down scenarios involving Butterworth, a Democrat and Gore supporter. In that event, Bush could still deny him victory by Judging is based on aybeard go-betweens, or perhaps a meeting Gore's normally phlegmatic lead attorney, keeping Oregon away from him and reversing the editottet content, design One 'nd etween the candidates. Washington analyst, former Secretary of State Warren .outcome in one other Gore state. adver5sing. Norman Ornstein of the American Enterprise Christopher, denounced Harris'uling And so the Florida confi'agration threat Argonaut competed in the Institute, even offered a three-point peace plan. as "arbitrary and unreasonable." ens to spread. four-year, non-daiiy broadsheet category. But among the rival partisans of Al Gore and Bush communications director Wisconsin Republicans have lodged George W Bush who were waging the battle in Karen Hughes, who is hardly phleg- claims of electoral irreguIarities with Washington, Austin and several fronts in Florida, matic, said that in demanding hand the Milwaukee district attorney in A DAY AHEAD there was no talk of peace. recounts, the Democrats were ask- preparation for a possible chaiienge to Due to the Thanksgiving holiday break, Argonaut It was tit for tat, move and countermove, in the ing election officials to "read the the state's results. will publish Thursday instead of Friday. We will con- same lockstep march toward total political war that mind of a voter." Iowa Republicans say they are 5nue as usual starting Tuesday, Nov. 2S. has prevailed since the election ended in a dead heat Amid the swelling rhetoric, some doing preliminary work for a possible a week ago. hard deadlines are approaching. recount. In Florida, the Bush forces won a battle when the Unless the Gore camp or county In Oregon, where Gore holds a lead of I Isr D E X secretary of state declared that all 67 counties must officials can obtain a ruling extendirig less than 5,000, Republicans Monday- certify their results by 5 p.m. Tuesday, a ruling that the certification deadline, any county attacked the impartiality of Secretary of 'rts a Entertainment . threatened to prevent hand recounts requested hand mid aide. Calendar by that has begun but not completed a State Bill Bradbury his top ....,..... the Gore camp. recount apparently will have to submit its results In Nevr Mexico, it was the Democrats who were Classifieds ...... ,. Crossword A few hours later, the Gore camp was celebrating by 5 p.m. Tuesday or run the risk of having all its talking ofa possible statewide recount to erase a tiny ...,,.... a victory when a federal judge tossed out a Bush suit votes Bush lead of 17 votes. : Opinion ...... ignored. ;- Sports seeking to block the hand recounts. The Bush forces face some fast-approaching dead- 'Ibllingly, both sides now vievr these proliferating It did not take long for both sides to begin ques- lines this week or next if they intend to seek multistate challenge ns nil but fnrvit~btc Page 2 Tuesday, November 14, 2000 NEWS The University of Idaho Argonaut Man dedicated to international 0;oodwi11 ~ I o- Retired pvofessor teaches ~ . ~ . ~ ~ ~ n n n ~ ~ ~ > ~ ~ u ~ a 8 agriculture to help roay ~ ~ n of life in other countries w ~ BY YYONNE M. WINcETT ARGONAL He is nothing short of a globetrotter, He' >uiu traveled to South Africa, Bulgaria, Uruguay and Vietnam, and he is known internation- 3 ally as one of several professors who have published extensive material on the privatii zation of agricultural advisory services, .;p' I Paid for by the committee io elect Buck Samuel ~ ~ Senators to contact off cf2m-pus students vicf phone ' I BY ANNETTE HENKE contact off-campus students. J ARGONAUT STAFF The alphabet will be divi oi was the only, way in which off-campus students Argonaut,. 'Of, Qi c 8 v L nv 5 0 5 fti ~ ~ ~ eu bn v u > 0 ~ ~ I ~ a ~ ~ e ~ ~ d > ~ ~ 8 EDITOR IN CHIEF CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING ARGONAUTPRODUCTION ARGONAUT 2000 Jennifer Warnlck Giassnieda Maoagey Pagination / design Ail «gnl TU WEDN THU F subs for only Bo> W 31d Faculty Council Meeting at The Ul Geography Club Is Women's Works -5th annual. 2000 Fina Arts faculty 3:30p.m. In the Commons sponsoring the lecture Arts and Crafts fair In the axhlblllon, WSU Panorama Room. "Grand Canyon — a Commons Museum of Art from 4 N sss-sac> Geographic Parspectlve" Clearwater Room 8 a.m. —5 p.m. The Ul Geography Club ls at 4 p.m. In MCClure 209. at 10 a.m. plus tax sponsoring the lecture Ag for Idaho —A "Antarctica: a trip to the Student Fee Forum In Law Great Amarlcan SmokeOut Campaign Celebration South Pole" at In 4 p.m. School Courtroom at 6 p.m. Day. See booth in Iha (Cainpalgn for Idaho MCClure 209. Commons. kickoff) at the Bolas Centre Career Saivicas workshop: on the Grove, Boise. Call Introduction to Career Praparlng for the Job Career Sarvlcas workshop: 885-5304 for more Sarvlcas at 4:30 p.m. In Interview at 4:30p.m. In Markatlng Yourself with a Information. Brink Hall G11.Call 885- Brink G11.Call 8854121 Resume and Cover Letter 6121 for more Inforinatio. for more Information. at 4:30 p.m. In Brink G11. Thanksgiving Break Call 885-6121 for more begins. Gay Straight Alliance ASUI Senate meeting information. maatlng at 7 p.m. In the at 7 p.m. In the Commons TO PUT AN EVENT IN THE Woinan's Center. Panorama Room. PrlmaTlma will meet at the CAMPUS CALENDAR, Nazarene Church at 8 p.m. EMAIL INFORMATION TO me. Aaron e Honoring Copland at Rampart Winds-Air Force arg nawsNuldaho.edu 8 p.m. In the Band of the Rocklas Vandalaers concert In the Adininistratlon Building performs In music recital Administration Auditorium Auditorium. hall at 8 p.m. at 8 p.m. The One-Year MBA Program at the DavM Eccles School of BusMess. e secon Having an MBA is virtually a prerequisite for business (''' IOS -USe success. But tvvo years can scorn like an eternity. Cut that time in half Tvith the Onc-Yc;ir MBA Program a er on from the David Eccles School of Business nt the University Apply of Utah. Open to current business majors or recent (Tvith- online! in thc past 10 years) gradtiatcs from Rn iiccrcJite J school, WP cam us is the Onc-Year MBA Progmm builds upon core undcr- graduate business curriculum, eliminating rcpctiti(tn an J now irin allowint'I you to e,tm your MBA in just one calendar year. Visit our web site at ave~.business. utah.cdu/masters, or call 801-581-7785 for more information. But don't delay, ~ EDITORS WRITERS ~ COLUMN January 15 is the application dcttdline. WRITERS ~ GRAPHIC DESIGNERS ~ DAVID ECCLES SCHOOL OF BUSINESS Pick an " up application at 301 Student 'nion Building, call Jennifer at 885-7845 ~ UR IYERRllY Uf UTRR 'RGONAU* e-mail j'r argonautuidaho.edu.~ ~ EducottiIIH Hv'Ih ImfvIct 4 Tuesday, Novemibe11, 2000 Page NEWS The University of Idaho Argonaut Definitely not Idaho domestic violence law one of the put into federal legislation iiv Lt:,att ANtitttiws child in common," Thompson said. AuooAAl'T Legislation passed in the -'"'p% summer of 1999 aTArl'daho expanded the legal rights and protection to people 1+k who are living together in a relationship, as well has become the forerunner in a domestic as those currently married, previously married or violence policy that is being incorporated into fed- having a child together. eral programs such as the Violence Against Thompson said a no situation in Latah County fit m4 Women Act, which was passed by Congress and has arisen where "Cassie's Law" was necessary signed into law by President Clinton in October. but the inclusion of cohabitation has I had the II ~ „" "Idaho's you be a;l,, I law has served as model for the nation greatest affect in Latah County so far. and I ain certain that t,he nation will be well "Cassie's Law" allows a parent to take steps to t'eturning served," Idaho Sen. Mike Crapo said. protect a child from a violent dating relationship. "A Crapo was instrumental in the inclusion of parent of a child can come in and get a at '.end wording from "Cassie's Law," Idaho legislation restraining order based on a dating the relationship," that was created to give greater protection to Thompson said. of the semester. minors in dating relationships that become threat- Restraining orders are issued to those who have ening. experienced, or fear they are in danger of physical ALL SWEATSHIRTS The death of 17-year-old Cassie Delil in injury, sexual abuse, forced imprisonment, beat- December 1999 brought domestic violence to the ings or threats. Cassie's 20~OFF forefront in Idaho. Legislation pushed by Crapo's efforts have led to the inclusion of new Invest in your mother was allowing for greater protection Regular Price passed, language relating to domestic violence in dating for minors in the state of Idaho. relationships in four of five federal 'ducation. - grant, pro- NOVEMBER I 3 25 According to Bill Thompson, the Latah County grams. Crapo intends to work to extend inclusion Prosecuting Attorney previous Idaho legislation of the "Cassie's Law" wording further next year. (or at least look like you have!) domes- excluded some abusers from receiving the Lindsay Not,hem, Crapo's press secretary, saitl tic violence criminal statute, as well as excluding that Idaho is leading the nation in domestic vip. some victims from the fullest protection provided, lence legislation. "Historically, the laws were limited to those www.bookstore.uldaho.edu 885-6469 "We are not always in the top in Idaho, but we who were married, formerly married or have a are in this one," Nothern said. News briefs to I 'i» I ask for your vote... i Engineering wins 'Traffic Bowl' Nov. 14 through Nov. 18. Residents can can put fall leaves and other non-woody lawn BecdUsenex~year be morefunl team of University of Idaho engineer and garden trimmings on the curb by 7 ing students from the National Institute for a.m. the day after their regular garbage Advanced Transportation Technology took collection day in the same spot they puf a P first place in a transportation ver- trashcans. Leaves must be left on the I engineer curb sion of "Jeopardy" Nov. 3 in Portland. in either open-top containers (garbage 'P, With your ideas, my experience, and our The Ul team beat five other Northwest cans without lids, cardboard boxes, etc.) or biodegradable paperleaf 'a teams from Oregon, Idaho and Montana. bags. The team solved traffic problems deal- Biodegradable paper leaf bags can be work, next year will be the most fun yet. Ing with traffic control devices, highway purchased at Moscow Recycitng (401 N. capacities, advanced transportation sys- Jackson) for 50 cents each, lwo for $2 or '10 tems, and safety and performance stan- for $3.50.For more Information, con- dards tact Moscow Recycling at 882-0590 On-Street for bridges, tunnels and more. or at /creasing productions +zeeptng The eight members of the Ul team www.moscowrecycling.corn. were undergraduate civil engineering stu- 'Funding! 'arking Free! dents Joseph Geigle, Moscow; Christina Street cleanup over Ryan, Tonopah, Nev.; John Mortenson, Thanksgiving Break Corvaliis, Ore; and transportation engineer- Ing graduate students Binu Abraham, University of Idaho campus street Krishnakanth Jagarapu, Muraii cleanup will occur Nov. 20-26. Ul requests 'ncteasing support of Keeping Student Fees Purushotham (ail from India); Chang ail vehicles be removed on the following Ream, Boise; and Phil Rust, Beliingham, streets during that time: 7th Sl,, Elm St., Student Organizations Reasonable! Wash. The civil engineering teacher/advis- Idaho Ave., Blake Ave., Sweet Ave., er was Michael Dixon. Nez Perce Dr., University Ave, and Paradise Creek. Recycling collecting leaves Parking is available in the Kibble Dome 'My voice." west gravel lol and the Sweet. Ave. Iot for vision, your The City of Moscow and Latah the week. Moscow Police will provide extra Sanitation/Moscow Recycitng are once patrols of those lots during the week. Paid for by Romney for ASUI President. again sponsoring a fall leaf collection for J. Hogab~am Vehicles abandoned on the streets r on>l su<.1;;ii.: >ll3 .ra') I>;I) residential garbage collection customers may be subiect to removal. dJV ll a i a csr."'"x"""'"~~".' "«~p» ~-.""v'riM%'"r~ NNkcu gg fs gO Uyl~ ~r 0 V 0 C7 gl O '5904 a I o o t t .J t Wallace Nov. 13'" t Administratien Bldg. I Library Nov. 14'" Student Union Bldg. Nov. 15'" I'» v u v e I OLlI a Online Yoting Open Positions Vote Online at: President Vice .asui.uidah0.edulvote President Faculty Council Representative 6 Senators gaia ac i B oice!" 'kent„=-,) 0 0 Editor Sara Yates Phone 885-7715 E-mail A R G 0 N A U T arg opinionlsub,uidaho.edu Forget the pity, On the Web www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/opinindex.html uphold the taw Dear Editor: Tuesday, November 14, 2000 Page 5 Thanks, Diana, for your column, urging motorists to be respectful of bicyclists on the road this winter (Argonaut, Nov. 10). I'd f„::;: But rather have their I respect because of my legal right to be there than out of pity. i'Spea I commute to the universi- eecionss ou ty by bicycle not because I can't "afford a car just yet," (I OU own two) but because I find a car to be a cumbersome, wasteful and unnecessary Who are you going to vote vehicle for making the trip. e more rominen And I find bicycling to be a for president in the ASUI pleasure, not "sucky." Your attitude, character- elections~ What do you ized by statements such as "roads are for think the school should do cars, there are AS'OQO very few places where bikes on cam us to get students have their own pathways," more reeks of automobile suprema- involved in school cy. igh school elections were a Under the law, bicyclists bigger politics? have the same deal than ASUI elections appear rights and to be responsibilities as at first glance. In high drivers of school it was a parade, but the most other vehicles with few excep- tions. notable thing they could do was organ- ize a reunion five "It's between Study years down the road. after study shows ASUI has a chance to that bicyclists fair really make a Leah and Buck. better on difference. They have a budget; they roads than on or side- Seems like [the paths make bills and propose plans. They are walks when bikes are treated school] is doing like slaves to the student voices they hear— other vehicles on 'the students a road. made a big deal about parking pretty good problems, and ASUI President Bart It's true that this job, especially time of Cochran dealt with parking. It's their BETHANV JONES / year you find ARGONAUT'nto since they are may me riding job to make the students happy. more towards the middle of Some students don't think they do in the Commons? We'e not having people the lane than during other addressing debates, (forums, committees, and anything. Listen to a voice of reason— the forums or the signs weakly posted on meetings of any kind) and pull a Dubya. involved asking seasons, but that's because they are in there's charge of $568,000, I guar- the lawns in front of a friend's house. When students ask you about your [Iha candidates] FISTER snow, ice, loose gravel, antee you they do something. Maybe all We'e or some talking about the meaning of the "tax plan," be able to explain it to them. questions down- other hazard further they do is schmooze with a bunch of word "campaign." to the right. It's why we are going to pay the new people, but at least it is in the Yes, it's cold isn' stairs in the students'ehalf, outside, but The law says bicyclists why ASUI president, the vice president and there anyone posted in front of the senators Commons." should ride as far to the right $5,200, $2,380 and $1,020 a So, now we find ourselves in the won- Commons, talking about their cam- year, respectively. as "practicable," and specifi- derful month of November, when ballots paign, throw in some hot chocolate and Fellow students, realize we are pay- Lael Fister cally allows more room when are cast and over the next I'm couple of people will talk back. ing them and we need to lend a hand freshman hazards exist. riding days we'l be determining the next gov- it's The candidates are great people; we here too. Yes, we need to see the candi- Pullman where safe and legal, erning body of "thanks" students for our school. tip our hat to them for wanting to get dates, but once they make the effort, it is So, to all the cour- This is something that should be big. involved and to to better teous drivers out there. try our campus. our responsibility to educate ourselves And People paint themselves black and Upon asking a question, candidates about the sometime give winter cycling candidates and make sure we gold to spend a couple hours watching a reveal an overflowing fountain of policy, don't waste close to $20,000 paying stu- a try. You may find you enjoy bunch of guys run around with a foot- it. factoids and politics, but they don't seem dents who we don't think are the most ball. Where's the excitement about elec- to be shouting it for the entire UI world qualified. Philip Cook tions, the people making decisions for to hear. We are in day two of three of the vot- uI College of Natural the next 8,670 hours? As annoying as it is to have don't know, I Resources politics ing process. Does anyone realize this? This isn't the pep talk trying to con- crammed down our throats, we would at The students have some time left to haven't decided vince everyone to vote. It's partly that, least know something other than differ- vote. As for the candidates, we'e in the yet. I guess the partly a rebuking to those running for ential mandatory fees, which is a given ninth hour, you'e up on stage and it is school needs Io Remember the office. Where have you been? Where' issue anyway. It's an issue that every time to say do or die, give us the motiva- the campaigning? candidate is talking about and trying to tional speech. If you have a dream let us get more of the helmet We have an apathetic campus this is address. That's great, go Vandals, but know. Vandals, if they have a dream, candidates views true, but how can we be anything but who wouldn't try to do something about give them your vote. ouf there sooner apathetic if the candidates don't get out them? And what is going to be done? Dear Editor: because Diana, I truly agree with there and tell us who they are and why Let's look to our presidential nominees Sara Yates they you about the dangers of bike we should let them sit in a fancy office as examples of what not to do. Don't go for the Argonaut editorial board usually do ii a riding around Moscow. week before or WALKUP During the summer, I occa- the same week sionally ride my bike to work, as elections." but once school starts: forget it! The increase in the num- ber of cars during the school Maliya Walkup year definitely increases the senior risk of getting hit. One point Escape from the real roorld with Dungeons & Dragons Nez Perce you didn't address, however, is that, bikers can protect themselves from some injury with bike helmets. I'm ave you ever looked at the world and seen all Role-playing games seem like nonsense to out- amazed at how few helmets I of the immoral, cruel things that happen, and siders. People crammed around a table rolling dice of see being worn in Moscow. It wish you could do something about all the all shapes and colors, making notes on a tightly- doesn't take much to knock evilness running wild? tabled character sheet and drawing bizarre-looking ui am still down a bicycle, and an unpro- Ever had a day so rough you just wanted to be mazes on graph paper. But at the end of a gaming looking ai the tected head hitting the street someone else for a few hours? At the very least, did session, when a minor quest is completed, the play- candidates, I can suffer some serious dam- you ever just wish that you could fly for a little ers feel as though they'e accomplished something ; don't k's age. while? How about riding a unicorn, or meeting a worthwhile. And they have, really. They had fun for know. Ever see a bike helmet princess? Well, in fantasy role-playing, you can do hours without spending a dime, without drinking, one thing Io hold these ; after a crash? It's a scary any of things, and many more. without hurting anyone or anything. elections and if's l who The heart of role-playing games is fun. For those who say role-playing are evil sight, and the person games another thing to 'ore it is typically blown Experienced garners simply enjoy the game, either because they devalue God, or because they promote away with the thought that it BOB PHILLIPS JR. for running a session or playing one of the heroic Satan worship, I can tell you such things are not educate students could have been their head. I COLUMNIST parts. Less-experienced players will learn to like one true. The gods available to the Dungeons & Dragons about the aspect of the game over the other, but in time will be world are parallel know it's a wonderful feeling to the Greek Pantheon, and the process and how HUOSON to feel your hair blowing in FCC regulations prohibit able to play either side of the fence. evil demonic creatures are also pulled from folklore The these positions ', the breeze. And who among Bob from discussing his great thing about role-playing is that it actu- and mythological sources. role-playing teaches affecf students l us wants helmet-hair? (Only other games. ally us about real life, even though the Neither set of beings need to be included in a spe- kidding.) His e mail address is games are based purely in imagination. The game cific game, either. The role, or even inclusion, of any directly, so I I arg opinionOssub.uidaho.edu master term So, bike safely and wisely. (generic for the person directing the deities or demons is at the discretion of the Game think education drivers can action) learns to help people cooperate, to make Master. ,'ake sure see you is very ' never assume they know split-second decisions, and to be a leader in small So if your kids want to play Dungeons & Dragons, group situations. The players learn to'stretch their let them. Better them. The important." l you'e there. And when bike yet, join fantasy gaming riding in the dark, consider imaginations, to make difficult decisions, and to table is an excellent way to bond with new people, work with people whom they would normally never and you'l probably learn something about your Mary Ann Hudson j some reflective clothing or a flashing light. Reflective tape speak. child, too. MFA student ,'on your helmet is also a good Laurence, Kan. idea. You can be sure I'm watch- ing out for your safety and hope you'l do the same for me when I'm two-wheeling Passion learning and determination around town! for reduces college stress "I Karin Clifford haven't even School of Communication thought about ii. few weeks ago my fellow columnist Katy want to know. The key to diminish worries and emo- I don't think Cannon, (the nudist) wrote an article about a tional strain is to really enjoy what we are studying, there is anything tudy on Joe Vandal to describe the emotional no matter what the subject and no matter how much the school could spectrum of an average college student. time we must spend learning it. it's Letters policy Two weeks ago my fellow columnist Bob Phillips, When we listen to our professors in class, when do. I think the Jr., (hater of loud music) wrote about insomnia as an we go to our labs at night, when we solve mathe- responsibility of s effect on student stress. What do these three articles matical welcomes letters to the problems and read our chapters, we should the people run- Argonaut your have in common? They all touch upon the stress fac- take in this issues. However, information as food for our brains savor- editor about current tor we go through in college. ing every piece of it. ning for offices. the Argonaut adheres to 0 strict letter It's evident that as college students, we suffer a Decades, centuries and at times, millions of years If they can gef POWELL policy: great deal. have been taken to discover information that is now me interested in Like Cannon said, we go through emotional roller handed to us on a platter. ~ be less than 250 the issues, then I Letters should DIANA CANDIA coaster rides, at times we are very optimistic and at There is nothing better than learning with a pas- words typed. don't will vote for COLUslNIST times we want to face the world. As Phillips sion. ~ on issues, Letters should focUS said, at times we can't even sleep at night worrying When we love what we are doing, there is always Ihem." not on personalities. about all the we Diana relieocs stress by eat things must get done. I even called a happy ending, and although we might encouriter ~ reserves the right to Argonaut t'ng l r-foot chocolate bunnies college a prison in a previous article. other stress factors in college (time limit's, relation- Robert Powell length, edit letters for grammar, Her e-mail address is However, stress and worries do not have to control ships, being away from home, etc.), the passion for senior libel and clarity. arg [email protected] our student lives anymore. learning is sufficient to surpass these. What is need- Boise ~ Letters must be signed, Include Sometimes we forget the essence of why we are ed is self-motivation determination and lots and lots major and provide 0 current here: to learn about something we really like and of interest. We can t[o it! phone number. EDITORIAL BOARD Editor in Chief, Jennifer Wernick CDNTACT US Photo Kristin Cerricn Managing Editor / Opinion Sara vates Production E~all Mail David Browning -" [email protected] -. . -- Argonaut Arts Andy Tuschhoff Sports Ruth Snow ~ '208) 8884028 (208) N5-2222 ARGONAUT 301 Student Union . Copy Breanne Grover Outdoors Stephen Keminsky - ; ...~ - ""Moscow, tD 838884271 News Wyatt Buchanan Webmaster Matt McCoy The Un!versify of Idaho Atgonsuf P a g e 6 Tuesday, November 14, 2000 OPINION Masculinity defined mechanical ability y by v radial 1991Grand Prix, with a 3.4 liter dual-overhead y topic today is one that has plagued frowning solemnly, and see that my terms mankind since the dawn of time. torque-inducing transaxial rotating converter cam V-6 engine. I had no idea what those had bad and was would whis- meant. I still don'. All I knew is that I wanted Hieroglyphics have been found that gone replaced. I We refer to this problem. It is the subject of tle disapprovingly, and "I knew that thing that car. It called to me. It beckoned me, many say, Like star-crossed tragedies written by history's greatest poets. was gonna go sooner or later." Then to the were meant to be together. who in the same lovers (another term I don't know the meaning For centuries, singers and songwriters have mechanic, now holds me beaten lamented the woes mankind mechanically, as he would Betty of) separated by time and space, we had of brought upon by regard, and could now this subject. That subject, of course, is automo- Crocker, I would say, "I'd have fixed it myself, the odds and found each other, love affair Americans have bile repair. More specifically, repair to my auto- but I don't have the tools." Guys never like to participate in the ttiobile. admit when they can't fix something. Then I with their cars. Automobile has always been one of would write a check for the random amount Whatever. repair closely resembled a Add the black sheep in herd of masculine quali- they had assigned to my fictional part, normal- Our love affair more to the my is exactly how long it RYAN MACKOWIAK ties, along with lifting weights and killing ani- ly equaling a college education at Harvard one-night stand. This "check engine" light to come on, the COLUMNIST mals for Aside from Umversity. Not mcluding labor. took for the biased pleasure. these three all working parts Achilles'eels, am all man, love The fact I know more about neurosurgery dash lights to go out, and for I I football, I Mode, where Once o poster child for lust after than do auto has been a thorn in my to go into Recently Purchased women, I have NEVER once stopped I repair to Jell-0 drivel. Tonho, Ryan wos dumped to ask for directions, side since junior days. When all the metal is instantaneously transformed I snore, I swear, I burp at my high turned into Cream of ofter coiling the Dumptruch inappropriate times, I make fun of others who other guys were taking shop, which was evi- and every engine fluid is Turbo 2000 o ."garbage Write a are less fortunate. For the most part, I do all dently related to growing facial hair and devel- Wheat. niouer." wasn't at This car is what people refer to as a "lemon." His e-moil address is the things that make-up a stereotypical man. oping biceps (two other things I doing the only other They call it a lemon, because it's crude to just letter. org opinionC<'sub.uidoho.cdu Auto repair, however, is just not a part of my the time), I was stuck taking waste," genetic makeup the way it is for other guys. course offered in lieu of shop, which, by some come out and say "piece of gerbil Some men instinctively know what a "radial vicious act of the junior high gods, was Home Needless to say, I developed a close relation- torque-inducing transaxial rbtating converter" Economics, ship with my mechanic. Thanks to me, his fam- is. Most men know there is no such thing as a So I'd get out of class, covered in flour and ily no longer has to live in sub-human condi- radial torque-inducing transaxial rotating con- bleeding from several sewing needle punctures, tions. His summer home in Maine is now verter. That's the difTerence. and was instantly hazed by my grease-covered equipped with three yachts. Let's say I take my car into the shop to fix buddies returning from the shop. To this day, I But life continues. I have gotten wiser in my the radio dial, because every time I turn it past can't look at a mechanic without suffering a older years. I now own a foreign car, which has- 99,5, the tires fall off. After spending the pre- mild seizure. n't given me a problem. Yet. I'm sure that soon- OPINION determined four and a half hours in the cus- My condition has become increasingly worse er or later, I'l have to get something on it fixed. tomer lounge, the mechanic, usually named in adulthood, due, in large part, to the fact that And I'm sure I'l pay whatever price they Steve, takes me to the Customer Service my first car was a Pontiac (Corporate Motto: demand. And I'm sure I'l suffer another Counter to discuss my bill. I give it a once over, "Gotcha again, suckers!"). She was a beauty: a seizure. Break the cycle of birthday blues by thinking ahead Student, have always found birthdays to always seemed a little flat. Maybe fun times to fun times, like be troublesome. It seems I was just stressed out; maybe I queen, or like a guest at someone i else's party. r Iabsurd, since birthdays are expected too much. usually considered a happy, fun Little kids are optimistic by My first birthday away from holiday,. but they always get me nature, so the next year, I'd expect home, last fall, was terrible, so this down, I turned 20 last week, and something unexpected. And the year I decided to go home. The only ll 1 0 tl'ttaetnM ab IaL. jU for the first time, I really thought cycle would repeat. part of my birthday that has never h ta idaho Cottttttoer about the reasons I go through a As I got older, the expectations disappointed me is the family cycle of birthday blues. changed but the cycle remained. I birthday dinner, and I wasn' I think it all started when I was would look forward to my birthday, about to forego that again this a tiny kid. I would be excited for a but then two or three days before, year, So I got all my make-up work week before my birthday, just I'd start to feel down. The night and went home for a week. down hours. before was always the worst, when Perhaps it seems silly, and KATY CANNON counting the Birthdays, you see, were fun I'd try to fight the blues and be maybe I'm the only one, but I often COLUMNIST because they meant a party, cake positive. The day of my birthday get nostalgic for the present. At no and presents. I always elected to would start out well and decline time is this more apparent than on I ~ ~ I Katy celebrated her birthday have my party on the weekend until dinner. Dinner would be my birthday. I start thinking the only woy she hnowiI how I'm can't aAer my birthday, if it fell on a good, and then it was all over and "Hey, 20. Wow, I believe I I ~ ~ ~ —in her birthday suit. Her e-moil address is weekday, that way I could be I would go to bed. I'm 20! This year is going to bring org opinionQusub.uidoho.edu another year older "for reals" at My birthdays in high school con- some good times." And then I start my party. On the morning of the sisted of a normal day at school thinking about all my previous ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ big day, I'd wake up excited and and an attempt at a party that years. It makes me so sad that jittery —just a fraction less excit- weekend. November, though, is a they'e gone. I almost start to ed than on Christmas morning. My bad month for parties in Montana. panic when I realize that my entire mom would let us have sugar cere- The location choices are limited. I childhood is gone. I already used it Russian immigrants accept al for breakfast on our birthdays, could either have a tiny, stressful up; I can never be a kid again. but only once a year. So I'd have a party inside, monitoring everyone It's a destructive way to think. Stalin's amnesty, great morning, but then I'd go to for spills and drinks without coast- Birthdays should be a time of school and it would be a normal ers, or party outside and everyone thinking about all the great stuff day. would freeze. that will happen in the year to .'. Est-Quest The party that weekend would I'm sure most people had a good come. be a big dealt-'too..Iuwould always time at my parties, but'ISe never @y birthday this year was the (East-West) wear a fancy party. dress and have liked to be hostess. As hostess, I best I'e had since I turned into a hard time waiting until 2 p.m. always had to be insurer of good the double digits. Maybe it's a sign; when all the little friends would times, refiller of snacks, and maybe just a little more thought Thurs. Nov. 16, 7 & 9:30pm come over. I loved parties, when organizer of activities, when I will be all it takes to break the Borah Theater other kids had them, but my own wanted to be led passively from cycle of birthday blues. ~ PG-13; 120 mii; Russian & French English Subtitles Outdoor 10 PAYS roe Tuc R.enta L PRICK. OF 51 S M UNG DIGITal Center ~ ~ (RCSCaVh1IONb Accr.eau) Thanksgiving A laser printer for B reak c.t.L 885-6170 « the price of an inkjet? stop by Outdoor IZentaL DpeciaL Center >'" I Cool. Just $199. OJ just off 6th/Perimeter Pr. Now you can have your very own laser printer. At a breakthrough price. Clean. With elI LtNft, Fast. Sharp. Compact. AflN ELggTftttifg gO a toner cartridge that should last you all 4~ 0 year. And at a per page cost that's 70% UOH1 less than inkjet. Plus a Toner Save button i that extends the life another 30%. IIddS'E dS'f A lU:I:- i Papers that stand out in a teacher' dt grading stack. Professional resumes. Articles fit to submit for publication. 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Tl A I18/r/, it~i'hhr o Ci6kiEitir. score...:-'"'"--„ '@t4i~sik,:~et@@ fjat-jiaiii& e ~ r I ~ ~ha4n tlrtitg'Iiiik. ~ihhtithI 'aikjfSIttae ohhha. thnhaiifiiiolittttg&lrattg ~ a / ~ 'nihi c> 3hn swfimi ihlc'remi Minn smsMnlet h ~ eafeua il sseaag oioranlo ice~> Upcoming events Editor Andy Tuschhaff Today ~ Concert in honor of Aaron Copiand Phone University Auditorium 8 p.m. 885-8924 Nav. 15 E-mail ~ Rampart Winds —Air Force Band A R G 0 N A U T af the Rockies arg a8 e@sub uidaho.edu LHSM Recital Hall 8 p.m, On the Web ~ Folk duo Chris Cunningham and www uIdaho html Justin Roth argonaut edu/artsmdex Idaho Commons, noon ~ Ui Graduate Fiction Writing Tuesday, November 14, 2000 Page 7 Ilorkshop ERTAI NMENT Annual fall reading Prichard Art Gallery 7:30 p.m. Nov. 16 ~ Vertical Horizon and Nine Days Beasiey Performing Arts Coliseum Nap ster 7:30 p.m. ~ Vandaieer Concert Choir and BMG: University Auditorium 8 p.m. Ui aris wows au ience ~ Women Works Holiday art fair An ironic Idaho Commons Clearwater Room 10 B Y W I itI D Y H 0 V E Y a.m. - 6 p.m. ARGONAUT STAFF ~ "Est-Quest" (East-West) Italian guitarist Lorenzo Micheli Union Cinema held the audience at the tip of his fin- Borah Theater 7 & 9 p.m. gers during a concert Thursday evening in the Lionel Hampton School Internet Nov. 18 of Music recital hall. Struggling ~ Teiiabration 2000 The stage door opened at standard LHSM Regional storytellers recount folk tales concert time —five minutes site assures visitors and personal stories past the scheduled time showing on the recital hall clock. Micheli bowed grace- Latah County Library 7 p.m. file shari-ng fully and perched on a black bench at offree center stage. Nov. 27 The 25-year-old performer intro- BY GARRETT REYIdQLDS ~ Tanya Hansen piano recital duced his talent with a rapid piece by ARGONAUT LHSM Recital Hall 8 p.m. early 19th century composer Mauro STAFF'eople Guiliani. who have been using Nov. 28 Even the seasonable coughing and ~ Napster over the past few weeks Waveriy Consort sniffling could not break his focus of his have been presented with an Chamber Music Series left hand as it slid with ease up and interesting situation. No, it isn' University Auditorium 8 p.m. down the entire fret board. Micheli's news about Napster getting shut foot tapped, keeping the quick tempo of down by the big recording corpo- Nov. 29 the piece, rations. ~ "Romeo and Juliet" The next program selection began Rather, it's news that Napster Hartung Theater 7;30 p.m. with a slow, melancholy Preludio from is joining a big corporation, "La Catedral," a suite by South Bertelsmann, owner of the Nav. 30 American composer Agustin Barrios. music corporation BMG. This ~ Wind Ensemble Micheli's arms wrapped intimately has left some users feeling a lit- University Auditorium 8 p.m. around his light brown guitar. tle uncomfortable. His eyes began to droop, and every "I'm really not feeling good ~ "Romeo and Juliet" so often closed completely, as though about any sort of Napster/BMG Hartung Theater 7:30 p.m. his music was leading him to another alliance ...how am I supposed to place. know that Napster will continue But while his face held such expres- to be a free service to me?" said sion and character when he played, the avid Napster user Mark Teater. Movies audience received only a small, con- Teater said this despite the trolled smirk as he bowed and accepted fact that the Napster Web site Times good through Nov. 16 applause for the Barrios suite. has a page explaining that He even subtly tuned his guitar "there will always be a free, pro- University 4 Theatre while he bowed and then stared motional file-sharing element to Movie Line 882-9600 blankly into the audience while he Napster." fixed some more out-of-tune strings. Napster said the purpose of Red Planet PG-13 It seemed he was about to start his an alliance with Bertelsmann is 7:00, 9:30 next piece, so it was a shock when he not to inhibit free mp3 exchange. announced "Good evening" in a thick "For months, Charlie's PG-13 Italian accent and described the next we have been Angels piece. THE iyiERGER 7:00, 9:00 working to find o The fivegnlovement suite,;, =. =" ...', .; system "that Oespitd tfte "Cavatina," . for '"-"'ewards PG-13 was composed the, artists Pay It Forward famous 20th Century classical gui- 7:00, 9:45 for their work tarist Andres Segovia in 1951, he when members malar maard informed the audience. communi- Remember the Titans PG of our label, Napster After a 10-minute intermission, ty share their 7;00, 9:30 Micheli returned to stage and once insists there again he shared some background of EastSide Cinemas the next piece, Capriccio Diabolico by been trying to fpi'fi'ee, Shawtimes: 882-8078 Mario Castelnuovo-Tedesco. find a fair and prprnptipnal "The capriccio is a free musical form. mutually agree- fIle sharing" Blair Witch 2 R And very difficult to play," he said, with able solution to 5:15,7:20, 9:25 a wide grin. concerns raised "" ugh " But the "diAicult" Capriccio was no by others — use of their PG-13 Little Nicky match for Micheli, who made it look as without having applioatipn 5;00, 7:00, 9:00 easy as a warm-up scale. to leave In Scherzo-Vals by Miguel Llobet, Napster's future The Legend ol Bagger Vance PG-13 Micheli shot down the classical guitar's hanging on the outcome of a 4:30, 7:10, 9:50 reputation as a "barely audible" instru- court case." ment with a colossal range of dynam- What makes some users Men oIHonar R ics. uneasy is the statement Napster 4:35, 7:15,9:55 The performance ended with a suite made about a cost involved for THERESA PALMGREN / ARGONAUT by Llobet. use"of the site. Meet the Parents PG-13 Micheli demonstrated his ability of Lprenzp Micheli was a guest performer at Lipnel Hampton School of Music Thursday. ...for a small membership 5:05, 7:25, 9:45 mastering a variety of techniques with fee we feel that we can facilitate his use of rapid right-hand and left- good, you just don't think about it(the XVII Guitar Foundation of America an enhanced service that you'l Audian Theatre hand arpeggios, tremolo, harmonics technicality). You just have to watch." competition in Charleston. The prize find even more valuable and 334-1605 and strumming. Pat Peringer, a music composition included a recording on the NAXOS that will allow us to generate At the last chord, he had not broken major, was reminded of the famous and Mel Bay labels and a 2000 tour of revenues to be able to make pay- a sweat in his black attire under the hot 20th century guitarist Julian Bream about 50 cities in the United States and ments and songwriters Space Cowboys PG-13 to artists while he watched Micheli perform, Canada. 7:00 stage lights. for music files that our users Intense applause, smiles and a feel- "I can't believe how fluid he is when UI Professor James Reid invited share with each other." ing of awe immediately filled the audi- he plays that fast," he said. Micheli to perform at the University of To Teater, this means file R The Exorcist torium. Micheli was born in 1975 and stud- Idaho last spring. He described thegui- exchanging will not actually be 9:30 "Technically, he was flawless," said ied in Milan. tarist as "very musical with extraordi- free. Plus, he feels Napster is Matt Stegner, UI music major. "He is so In 1996, he wan first prize at the nary technique." giving in and selling out to the Cordova Theatre big corporations who have been 334-1605 filing lawsuits against Napster. "[The statement from Bedazzled PG-13 Napster] only attempts to put a 7:15 hood over our eyes. We'l have to pay to use Napster, but the mp3 The Legend af Drunken Master R exchange inside Napster will be 9:15 free. It is too bad that Napster feels it has to sellout itself and The Legend of Ze1da strikes again the members to this corporation to survive in their court battle. Top movies Whatever happened to the inde- BY ERIC PERO items Link has. This means the items that can't be saved must be'sed pendence and free spirit of ARGONAUT SENIOR STAFF before Link returns to the first day. 11/1 2/2000 Napster?" Teater said. Weekend ending The play control in Majora's Mask is very similar to Ocarina of http: //movies. yahoo.corn Napster, on the other hand, The Legend of Zelda struck a chord in the hearts af video game Time. Z-targeting is still used and the C buttons still house items feels it has not sold out, and the layers everywhere when it was first released on the original that Link picks up throughout his quest. The controls will seem very will benefit from 1. Charlie's Angels users greatly intendo console. Nintendo has just released the newest game in familiar to anybody who has played the previous Zelda games. the new alliance with 2. Little Nicky the series, Majora's Mask. This is the sec- Unlike Ocarina of Time, the previous Zelda game, masks are a Bertelsmann. 3. Men of Honor ond Zelda game for the N64 console, huge factor in Majora's Mask. The Napster Web site states, 4. Meet the Parents and the game looks and plays better In the opening movie sequence, Skull Kid, the bad guy, forces a "We strongly believe that this 5. Red Planet than ever. Deku shrub mask onto Link, thus turning him into partnership with Bertelsmann is 6. The Legend of Bagger Vance Majora's Mask takes Link (the a Deku shrub! an important next step for 7, Remember the Titans game's main character and role of This isn't all bad because it opens special Napster. Napster is a business, 8. Pay It Forward the game player) away from features for Link, and as such, we are taking steps 9. Billy Eliiot Hyrule and throws him into the 4 When he has this mask on he can . to establish a business model, 10. Bedazzled completely new world of Termina. use Deku flowers to fly for a limit- and http:I/shopping.yahoo.corn/books create value for our users Not only is the land different, this ed distance. He can also shoot bub- push the limits of our technolo- game has a completely different bles to fight off enemies. Top selling books style of play than its predecessors. jg=. Throughout the game, Link can get Nothing will happen for Time is a factor. tive other character masks and awhile because Napster wants Link has 72 hours to save the magically transform into that to get some feedback from its new land of Termina. In three species of character. members before it makes any 'Ibwn will Link can roll into a ball and 1, Potter and the Sorcerer's days time, Clock have Goron final decisions on a membership Harry and if Link enemies. He can also let loose Stone its annual carnival pounce model. Napster users should not doesn't his mission, the powerful punches. Zora Link can swim 2. Harry Potter and the Goblet of Fire complete worry about what is going to will be crushed by the moon, at will through the water and use elec- 3. Beatles Anthology world happen right now because it is thus ending the game. tric current to his advantage. 4. Harry Potter & the Chamber of currently usable free of charge. only way to beat the clock is to obtain the Like a lot of new games for the N64, Majora's Mask needs 'if Secrets The Anyway, even Napster ocarina of time. the expansion pack installed in the console. While this may be a paid-membership- 5. Who Moved Cheese? becomes a My When the ocarina of time is in Link's possession, he can dawner for those who don't have the expansion pack, it makes the of service, there is still 6. Paul McCartney's Paintings only sort play the song of time and return to dawn of the first day. While play- game that much better. of Scour Exchange. 7. Life the option Body for ing this song will return Link to safety and protect the world from The open three-dimensional world has very little fog and the for mpss will probably 8. Forward Paying Face ending, it hinders his progress. graphics are crisp, at least as crisp as possible on the N64. still be less expensive than buy- 9. Poor Dad Rich Dad, When he returns to the first day again, his progress will be saved Anybody vrho was a big fan of Ocarina of Time will definitely have ing whole albums that have only 10. Dr. Atkins'ew Diet Revolution as well as his masks, songs, maps and rupees. Things that aren' to pick-up this game, even though it still has a price tag around a few good songs. saved are cleared mazes, keys, puzzles and the number of usable $59.99. Page 8 Tuesday, Novemher 14, 2000 ARTS@ENTERTAINMENT The Unrverslty of Idaho Argonaut 'Meet Me in St. Louis'a gem for Pullman Theatre ay ivmoy ttovsy bond this cast formed backstage was clearly evi- hRGONhvT SThrF dent in the Smith family on stage, Michaelanne DeMarco (Tootie) and Alyssa Kent More than 90 people braved the icy roads Friday ('gnes) were the youngest stars of the cast. With night to see the sold-out musical comedy "Meet Me wonderful facial expression and clear projection, in St. Louis." both are natural actors, seemingly born on stage. The line for waiting list tickets snaked through PCT newcomer Melissa Pharr mastered a chal- the halls. Pullinan Community Theatre's director lenging part originally created by Judy Garland. John Rich and house manager Beverley Wolff Pharr said she had as much fun backstage with the added seats to the already packed Gladish Little cast as she.did on stage. Theatre. "The audience just doesn't know all that goes Finally, the lights dimmed, the orchestra began on," she said and the audience was taken back to 1903, a few The cast was eager to share and filled with I l, months before the World's Fair. after-show adrenaline at a question and answer Everything seemed to be perfect for the Smith session. Though there were many different opin- family in St. Louis. Rose Smith (Jenny Lynn ions on challenges, favorite moments and what Davis), the oldest sister is being courted by a they learned, there was a general consensus and swooning millionaire. Esther Smith (Melissa cheer for the director John Rich, an evacuee from Pharr) has met the boy of her dreams right next California. door. Everyone is excited for the World's Fair. Rich had a hand in everything, from making Except for Pop Alonzo Smith (Don Fitch), who is some of the elaborate 1903 costumes and choreo- stressed from his job. But everyone's plans for the graphing each dance number to teaching the young new year come to a halt when Alonzo announces he performers and even stage manager Kristin has received a promotion and the family will need Lincoln about character development. to move to New York after Christmas. "The community does not know what a gem it On Christmas Eye, Alonzo looks around at his has in John Rich," said Don Fitch, a second-time family, miserable at the thought of leaving home. performer with PCT. In the holiday spirit, he decides to give his family Carolyn Fitch was grateful to Rich for allowing a the best Christmas present possible by turning her to perform with husband Don and to work as h down the promotion. musical director. Months later, the Smith family takes the long- "It has been like working with a family," she awaited trip to the World's Fair. said. "I will definitely work with John again. .h 't, ', I/4 h The two acts included the hit songs "Trolley Without him, we couldn't have done it." h:.':.'- Song," "Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas" "Meet Me in St. Louis" is the, first musical PCT and "Skip to My Lou." has produced in 40 years. AMANDA HUNT / ARGONAUT "Meet Me in St. Louis" was a combination of PCT will open its 2001 season with "Moonlight Pullman Community Theatre production of 'Meet Me in St. Louis'as young talent and experienced professionals. The and Valentino" in March. performed Nov, 10 at the Gladish Little Theatre. Western Wats Marie Schneider's debut album great for breaking up Opinion Research, Center BY CHRISTY VIETMEIER once they realize what they enced the fantasy of running WANT TO HEAR MORE? hRGONhUY SThFF have lost. "The Sun," deals with away and having fun forever. Great Jobs For Stirtierits! the hopelessness one feels long "The Summer Song" should Every once in a while, a CD 'after the breakup. be an anthem for Marie Schneider sings her comes along that is very thera- And "Ode to anyone who has original lyrics live at the peutic. Marie Schneider's debut Henry" is an played hooky to CD Won't Come Home Prospector at 3 p.m, ~ at All has inspiring song enjoy a beautiful No Sales Wednesdays, Her debut CD many songs dealing with the about moving on summer day with ~ emotions of various relation- and finding love "Me," Won't Come Home at All is Earn up to $6.75/hr. friends. ships, including friendship and when least expect- would be a great available at select music out- ~ romance. Very Flexible Schedule ed. song to dedicate to lets, Half the songs on the CD are Not all the the ~ person who is Afternoon & Evening Shifts Available about breakups and the heart- songs on the blind to the love breaking feelings that accompa- ~ album are sad and right in front of try" and folk, but either Talk way,'er to Americans about Current Events ny them. There are, of course, in need of Kleenex, their noses. music is different stages to the "griev- fantastic.'chneider's ~ Fun though. The fun All the music CD is perfect for work...with lots of prizes and extra ing" and a'ood period, Schneider has title track "Won' THERESA PALMGREN and lyrics on the cry, background music for' ~ a song to go along with each Come Hom'e at All" album are written soul-search Great job for students or anyone wanting extra $$$ "So Long" Marie Schneider performs or just for a set of one. is for the is based on by Schneider her- great new songs to sing at the Prospector. along'ith. breakup that seems too casual Schneider and her self, and many of Schneider sings live at for the type of love experienced. best friend the are writ- "You Me" songs The Prospector Wednesday. Love is for the denial Marcie's dream of getting away ten from personal experience. nights starting at 9 p.m. The period, where there is no doubt from th'e town they are living in. She been ~ 0 has described as CD is available at select music ~ ~ 0 ~ that the person will come back Every friendship has experi- sounding like "alternative coun- outlets. jgo.. ,:', I r»«PATHFINDER R E S E N.,r ."„WARR EN MILLER'8 AJ i '„'I j J ) ' p'h (*'-, V if> r 4! .4»i>h , s A , yI !i t . (p5etfgagp hrT „„„„„~NIg ~ N LI S QM.M I ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ 0 ~ ~ ~ I ~ TC3N I CI HT, welcomes WARREN MILLER to I UNIVERSITY OF IDAHO - MOSCOW TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 14 . 7".OO PlVI . WHITEQ!ATEA/CLEARWATER AOOIVI ~lS&g D Tickets available acr oss fr om the Commons Information Oesk on Friday, November 10th or outside theater from - ~ 4:20 6:30 pm on day of show. 200 FREE tickets. ( et your FREE ticket now!" *Must FREE have ticket plus current, vaiid student /D on the night of the show. 1st come, '1st seated; ticket does not guarantee admission; come ear/y! +au cihS BROUGHT TO YOU BY C3MW AND THE U OF I SKI AIMO SNOM/BOARD B ~i)YIeso TEAM Editor Upcoming games Ruth Snow Nov, 17, Men's Basketball vs. Phone Wisconsin-Green Bay, after volleyball 885-8924 game, Memorial Gym E-inail Nov. 17 -18, Women's Basketball at Reno Tournament .-iA R G 0 N A U T arg sportslsub.uidaho.edu Nov. 17, Volleyball vs. Boise State, :L 7 I On the Web p.m., Memorial Gym ' ) www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/sportsindex.htrnl Nov. 18, Volleyball vs. Utah State, 7 p.m., Memorial Gym Tuesday, November 11, 2000 Page 9 Nov. 18, Football at Boise State, 12:05 p.m. Intramural sports ANNOUNCEMENTS Announcements and Deadiines- For further information contact Campus Recreation at 885-6381 Club sports ANNOUNCEMENTS finish off Aggies in Idaho Bowling Club A The idaho Bowling Club meets double overtime, 44-41 every Monday at 9:30a.m. at Zeppoz Bowling Alley in Pullman, Increasing membership is the club's first priority. For more information, e-mali Will Crockett, president, at croc1621NIuidaho.edu. "'andals R« Ui Martial Art Sport Club The Mokuso Ki Dojo is a school of the mind, body and spirit. Based on the age-old traditions of Okinawa Karate-Do, the Mokuso Ki Dojo teach- es self-defense, mental training, bai- ance of the mind and body, and It teaches how to focus your own per- sonal Ki (power). Sensei Bryan Jackson, an 18-year veteran of mar- tial arts, teaches the Mokuso Ki Dojo. They meet in the Memorial Gym Combative Room Monday and SHAUNA GREENFIELD / ARGONAUT Wednesday 6:15 p.m. to 8 p.m., and Saturday noon to 2 p.m. Lessons pre Top, Vandais get in the spirit of the game by dressing up free, all levels of training accepted. and painting their bodies with black and gold..Right, running Please call or e-mail if have you any back Willie Aiderson tries to bolt his way out of a tackle. questions; call 892-8656 or e-mail Ben Davis kicked the game-winning field goal to bring the jack5890miuidaho.edu. Also check Vandals to a 41-44 win. them out on the Web at http%Jtuorgs.uidaho.edu/-karate. BRAD KEMPTON / ARGONAUT To place an announcement BY PETER LEMAN kind of game, but not until after the first half in which second quarter as NMSU quarterback passed 22 yards To have an announcement in the ARGONAUT SENIOR STAFF the Vandals seemed to take quite a beating. again to Winston for his second touchdown of.the night. Argonaut every week, contact Sports New Mexico took an early lead, and although few Idaho came back with their own touchdown pass, 24 at 885-8924. The Kibbie Dome housed one of the most important doubted Idaho's ability to come back, the prospects of yards from Welsh to Chris Lacy. By halftime, the Aggies For comments regarding the and, to many, most meaningful games of the season this their doing so seemed bleak for a time. maintained their lead 20-13. gonaut Sports, section, contact weekend. In the first quarter alone the Aggies tallied 192 yards After the halftime show, the Vandals came out dressed ports Edltoi Ruth 5nowst 885-8924- ~ ., Weeks ago,'senior.fo'otball«players requested-.that their. -and.took-a-strong lead with-a touchdown and two field- just as they- were-before -but something -had- changed. F Dr email arg [email protected]. I ";:«final home„game,take place in the Kibbie Dome —the oals. The first score came from a 52-yard pass by Aggie Their change in focus, intensity and overall drive to win real home of the Idaho Vandals. B Manwell Talbert to P.J. Winston three minutes into made them seem like a different team. The powers that be heard their requests and made it the game. "Coach got after us," DeMulling said with a smile after happen. Then, Saturday night, aAer four hours of In Idaho's next possession, John Welsh, Idaho'B junior the game. Whatever it was head coach Tom Cable said to intense game-time, the Vandals, sweating team and quarterback, was sacked and fumbled the ball, which the them it worked. NCAA Division I-A cheering crowd combined, fought for and won the Aggies recovered. At 13:07in the 3rd quarter, Idaho was 3rd and 19 when thrilling victory over New Mexico State 44-41, To extend the lead, Dario Aguinigia, the NMSU kicker, Welsh passed to Mike Roberg for a 31-yard gain and a Ranking s High emotions and Vandal spirit pulsated throughout booted two field goals from the 45 and 49-yard lines to top first down. Idaho continued the drive to the 1-yard line the Dome. Instead of the crimson cougar head and WSU ofF their touchdown for a 0-13 score withm the first min- before running back Willie Alderson dove and scored the logos clashing with the colors of the Idaho team, a giant utes of the second quarter. touchdown. After Davis'ield goal the score was tied 20- WeeA 13 (Nov. 14-20) golden "I,"backdrop to the trademark "Vandals" script, A fan commented after the game that he "almost fell 20. NCAA Division I-A: ESPN/USA Today lay proudly at the center of the field. Banners commemo- asleep" during this time when Idaho seemed somewhat Idaho finally took its first lead of the game (27-20) in Coaches Poll rating past championships, names of beloved former laggardly as they failed to make the necessary plays to the fourth quarter after another reception by Chris Lacy. espn.corn players, and a crowd fashionably displaying Idaho's black get ahead. The Aggies came right back with a score by Kenton and gold filled the vast dome and contributed to making It wasn't long before the fans started to see what they Keith after a huge 65-yard run, and then another by P The USA TODAY/ESPN Coaches Top the game one worth remembering. wanted. Slowly but surely the Vandals began to tally the Branstetter with only a minute remaining in the game. 25 college football coaches'oll, with Afterwards, Idaho player Rick DeMulling 'said "I'l points which eventually put them over the top. The Aggies tied the score and then took the lead 34-27. number of first-place votes in paren- remember this the rest of my life,'... A thriller like that Before scoring any touchdowns, Idaho's kicker Ben As the seconds pounded down, the Vandal's weren' theses: with all this on the line, it's just unbelievable. I'l never Davis put up two field goals making the score 13-6 with shaken. After driving the ball the length of the field, the forget this." four minutes left before halftime. RANK TEAM RECORD "thriller" on-the-edge-of-your-seat in the remaining minute of the This was indeed an The action picked up FOOTBALL See Page 10 1. Oklahoma (57) 9-0 2. Miami Fia (2) 8-1 '0-1 3. Florida State Men's basketball loses to LCSC Women's vol/eyball loses 4. Florida 9-1 In the second half, UI could 5. Washington 9-1 not lift the lid all the way off tzJo games on the road the 9-1 the basket, as opportunistic 6. Oregon Warriors hustled their way into I a comfortable advantage. BY PETER LEMAN ting stats. She had eight kills 7r Virginia Tech 9-1 on their ARGONAUT SENIOR STAFF I UI relied scrappy with a .471 hitting percentage. -tir« half court defense and timely The 49ers improved to 18-7 8. Oregon State 9-1 shooting to close the gap. The University of Idaho vol- overall in their season record, Forward Matt Gerschefske's leyball team went up against 9-5 in the BWC and added one 9. Kansas State 9-2 three-pointer brought the two nationally ranked teams more notch to their winning I Vandals within three, 38-41, this weekend and came away record against Idaho —now 7- t;0. Nebraska 8-2 with eight minutes to play. The disappointed. Long Beach State 0. I basket was the junior's only and Pacific both defeated the Two nights later, the Pacific Tt. Notre Dame 7-2 hoop of the game, as he fin- Vandals Thursday and Tigers took the match against I ished a paltry 1-8 from the Saturday last week. Idaho in a hurry. The three 12. Ohio State 8-2 field. Gerschefske finished Idaho's season record fell to games, all won by Pacific, last- with three points, after scoring 13-12, while their Big West ed only 57 minutes. 13. Mississippi St. 7-2 23 in the season opener. Conference record fell to 4-10. Again, the Vandals struggled Lewis-Clark small forward Idaho still maintains its posi- ofFensively but put up a fight 14. Ciemson 8-2 Ryan Bender answered back a tion at 6th in the league ahead defensively. Pacific, the league minute later scoring 10 of Cal State Fullerton, Boise leaders throughout the BWC 15. Texas 8-2 straight points, including a State and UC Irvine. tournament, managed only three-pointer to stretch the Saturday's match against three blocks compared to 16. TCU 8-1 lead to 11 at 38-49 with 1:18 the Long Beach 49ers ended in Idaho's six. Each team also fin- left in the contest. three games 15-4, 15-12, 15-5. ished with 58 digs. didn't 17. Purdue 7-3 Fletcher and senior Adam Although Idaho match The Tigers'henomenal hit- Miller applied heavy pressure the 49ers pace offensively, they ting seemed to be the fatal fac- the 18. Michigan 7-3 in a scrambling comeback were able to keep up on tor for the Vandals. Pacific had attempt. Miller drained two defensive stats. 61 kills with a .358 average. 19. 8-2 three-pointers, but Lewis- The Vandals barely trailed in Idaho had 28 kills with a .130 Auburn Clark played solid hitting key digs and blocks throughout the hitting average. free throws to seal the win. match. Idaho tallied 33 blocks Individually, Jennifer Joines 20. Southern Miss 7-2 UI finished shooting just compared to the 49ers 38, and led the Tigers. below a combined 35 percent seven blocks compared to eight. She matched her career-high 1. Georgia 6-3 and with ~ THERESA PALMGREN / ARGONAUT from the field a paltry 46 Itk Both teams also finished in kills with 19 and had a .548 percent from the free throw five service aces each. hitting average. Two other 2. Georgia Tech 7-2 In preseason play, the Vandais came up short 54-46 to the LCSC Warriors. line. LBSU maintained their players hit 10+ kills and three The team faltered in finding aggressive reputation with had 10+ digs. Texas A&M 7-3 offensive rhythm through- offensive attack. In game who also BY ROLFE DAUB PETEBsON ing a mere seven points half an their Individual Vandals the first half. The out the night against the NAIA one the team hitting average did well were Heather Kniss 4 7-3 SENIOR STAFF way through Northwestern ' ~ Vandals'ggressive man-to- squad. was above .400, which is excep- who had seven kills and 12 of Idaho man defense held the Warriors Despite eight rebounds by tionally high especially com- digs, Jenny Kniss with seven Tennessee 6-3 The University men's basketball team was des- in check and managed to keep Chris Monroe, the visiting pared to Idaho's .118. kills and eight digs and Jenny seeking scoring Friday UI close. Warriors, snatched seven more Overall, Long Beach finished Neville with 23 set aces and 16 perately Vandals and and night, as the team put a meager The Vandals'irst lift came rebounds than the with a .352 hitting average digs. The final scores were 16-9, ERS RECEIVING VOTES free- 46 points on the board against off the hand of guard Bethuel knocked down eight more 51 kills. Three of their players 15-1, 16-3. Iorado State 91, South Carolina 77, State College. The Fletcher. The junior transfer throws. hit over 10 kills including The UI Vandals have Lewis-Clark two'atches uisviile Toledo 36, 69, LSU 39, Vandals finished up their two- from Independence Junior The Vandals return to play Tayyiba Haneef with 15, remaining in their con« ssissippi UTEP 24, Wisconsin home against Hochevar with 14 and 32, game exhibition preseason with College netted two three-point- Nov. 17 at Brittany ference series. Next week Utah , Iowa State 14, Western Michigan a 64-46 loss to the Warriors. ers to jump-start the team and Wisconsin-Green Bay. Cheryl W'eaver with 11 Each in State will come to Memorial N.C. State 6, Michigan State 5, In contrast to the early hot pull the Vandals within six UI looks to heat up on the this powerful trio also hit over Gym to play Idaho Nov. 17th n Jose State 5, Afr Force 4, East shooting in the previous game points at the break, 25-19. The offensive end and start out the .300. On the Idaho side, Jenny and then Boise State will come olina 2. the Yakima Sun Kings, team shot an anemic 24 percent regular season on the right Kniss was the only player who the follow ing night. Both against hit- the Vandals Came out flat, Bcor- from the field in the first half. foot. finished with commendable matches will be at 7 p.m. Page 10 Tuesday, November 14, 2000 SPORTS The University of idaho Argonaut I Lady sandals pull off a squeaker against Aukland I BY BEN M. BLANCHARD is a problem for the Vandals. STAFF WRITER Unofficially, the Vandals had six turnovers during those last 12 minutes of play. With 9:23 remaining in Saturday afternoon, while most of the Vandal cam- the game, Aukland had cut the lead to nine at 55-46. us was roaring with football game pre-functions, the By the 3:37 mark the lead was 11 for the Vandals at E.dy Ballers were again cutting it close and coming 61-50. down the wire to against Manakau Aukland in front of However, this lead was squandered by the Vandals crowd. a 362 person who allowed a Chamian Smith lay up, two made free The Vandals had continued offensive and defensive throws by Jennelle Anderson, and a barrage of three success in the first half with smooth execution on pointers by Maria Noon and Chamele Smiler which offense. diminished the lead to a single point. The Lady Vandals took advantage of out-of-bounds Schooler was at the line with two seconds left on the plays as well as set offensive plays which were led by clock, after being fouled following an inbound play. solid point play from Jen Schooler. Schooler missed both, Aukland rebounded and took Schooler was the most efficient Vandal in the first a time out with one second remaining on the clock The half with seven points on a perfect 3-for-3 from the Aukland team had a glimmer of an opportunity to charity stripe. steal this one from the Vandals. Aukland needed to go She also managed two assists and two rebounds in the length of the floor to tak this one away and got the first half, finishing with four assists, four boards their attempt by throwing a half court pass to and 10 points on the game. Chamian Smith who didn't have a chance with The Manakau team kept it fairly close during the Coldren defending. first half with some rough play. The Vandals took a The Vandals pulled off another win in close game. seven-point lead into the half at 34-27. "Both games have been close and it's been good for Coming out of the half, coach Recknor changed up the experience," Idaho head coach Hilary Reckiior the pace a little starting Schooler, Goss, Pemberton, said. "I think they'e learning." Jennae Krell and freshman Chevaughn Brown. Pemberton was again the top Vandal player with 16 Krell matched her first half effort from the last points, 11 boards, a steal, a block and two assists. game by again pumping in 10 points this time all in Perfect from the charity stripe were Pemberton and the second half. Coldren, while Julie Wynstra also made a solid contri- The Vandals displayed that hard work does pay off bution shooting five of eight from the strip and also fin- at the 15:37 mark when Pemberton hit a slashing ished with three boards. Schooler for a back door play which yielded a basket, The Aukland team was lead by Chamele Smiler and a free-throw shot from the foul boosting the with 18 points. Vandals to a 13-point lead. Idaho begins its regular season Friday versus With 12 minutes remaining .in the game, the Colorado State at the Nevada-Reno tournament. Vandals had a 20-point lead and appeared to have this Alabama-Birmingham and Nevada face off in the tour- ZAC SEXTON I ARGONAUT one in the bag, although that thought would soon be nament's other game. women's squelched. The Manakau team again proved pressure Coach Hilary Recknor talks strategy to the basketball team during SaturdaY's game against Aukland. 24-HOUR STllDEIIIT MEDICAL SERVlCES at Gritman Me ica Center Men's volleyball: club Women's cross country finishes or competitive un championship in 10th place Thy Idaho Vandal womens cross country team wrapped up their BY GARY SMITH seasor at the NCAA West R g onal Cross Country Championships IT'IIENT MES J. THE CLUB Nov. 13 with ARGONhUT STRFF a 10th-place finish overall. As expected, the meet was -'ominated by the Pacific-10 schools, sweeping the top five in the =- EA"- ~ team and individual competitions. " Students looking for fun and Practices are every Sunday at South 700 Main, Moscow 883-6246 good exercise this winter With the 10th-place finish, Idaho failed to qualify for the NCAA .=: should consider joining the 6:30 p.m. in the Physical finals, needing a top five finish to qualify as a team. men's volleyball club team. Education Building. The team has Idaho was lead by senior Jaime Stone, %ho finished 25th and 25 The club practices every a tournament scheduled seconds off pace to qualify for nationals as an individual. Stone' 25th-place finish was good enough to Treat the special Sunday at 6:30 p.m. in the Oec. 2 at WSU. earn an All-West Regional Physical Education Building Team selection. The Vandals ran into trouble early on in the race child in your life and is seeking new members. when junior Tuelo Setswamorago was hampered by a leg injury and The men's volleyball club is a and Utah. A schedule for was nearly pulled from the race. However, she managed to finish the to the that LCSC gift competitive team coached by the rest of the season is being race strong to place 59th. Head coach Wayne Phipps commented team's shapes a lifetime Wendy Wilson, a former mem- finalized with all eyes on "I'm on the performance; ber of the women's volleyball nationals in Kansas City in happier with 10th than I thought I would be. The meet was team at Gonzaga and current March. really close. Our three and four runners, Jessica and Brooke, ran well and head of Academic Services of Russ Miller, who is a mem- Tuelo ran well with a leg injury. It was a gutsy and inspira- the UI Athletic Department. ber of the team, came to UI tional performance by Tuelo." The team has played two from Southern Oregon where games this season against the he played Beach Volleyball. Washington State University "I came here and there was Team Results men's club team and Western no beach so Ijoined the [indoor] Washington in which they won volleyball club," he said. in five games (one match). The team, which is currently The team operates under the 15 members strong, is seeking Stanford 58 Boise State 393 U.S. Volleyball League and to recruit new members and Arizona St. 88 CS Sacramento 467 Children's Books plays under International teach them how to play. "This Arizona 126 San Diego St. 492 rules. The major differences is competitive volleyball, not Oregon 169 Portland St. 500 ovem ev between NCAA and picnic ball," Miller said. Washington 170 Fresno St. 512 13-l9 International regulations is the Member dues of the team are Cal Poly 187 Gonzaga 520 ball can hit the net on the $45 which includes a uniform. Washington St. 188 San Jose St. 565 serve, called a Let Serve, and Rusty Kyle, a teammate of UCLA 199 CS Northridge 617 the Rally Point Scoring system, Miller has been playing UC Irvine 219 Off CS Fullerton 648 in which points are earned Volleyball for 12 years at the Idaho 221 Santa Clara 657 whether on offense or defense. club and varsity levels in Univ. of Portland 274 St. Mary's College (Calif,) 671 The rally plays to 25 points and Illinois before his move to the UC Santa Barbara 347 Pepperdine 752 Come visit us today! to 15 on split-match plays with UI. Hawaii 380 Pacific 281 a two point advantage. "I do it because I love the The team currently has one sport," Kyle said. 13-team tournament scheduled For more information on the at WSU Dec. which will 2, team contact Kyle at Individual Results Time include teams from Seattle, [email protected] or Ben Spokane, Western Washington, Stude at [email protected]. 25. Jaime Stone 21:19 37 Zsanett Teveb 21:35 49. Jessica Draskau-Petersson 22:03 53. Brooke Vogel 22:10 ARCiQN AU r 59. Tuelo Setswamorago 22:20 APVERTI &1N& FOOTBALL send [the seniors] out winners in Argonaut Advertising has a limited number of openings for advertising From Page 9 the dome and then a chance to play for a championship." The Vandals will play the representatives and graphic artists for the spring semester. fiiIISh Boise State Broncos for the Big tied afte«reception West title Nov. 18 in Boise. y "h Jetmberg with 30 sec- Coach Cable, praising his ~ We'e onds left on the clock. t,~ afterwards,'said whey bat- looking for students who are enthusiastic, eager to learn, enjoy selling, The crowd erupted with tied back and theyve cheers and the game got themselves in a and most importantly want to have fun. continued into overtime. position and theyve The score seesawed earned the right to go for the first overtime down there and play"for with Idaho scoring first tthe championshiP] ~ Being part of the Argonaut Advertising Team, you'l receive professional training followed by the Aggies. Though proud and In double overtime, pleased with their own NMSU started out- with effort, the coach and on everything from making sales and to the design of advertisements. the ball but couldn' team were quick manage to hold on for express thanks for long. those who attended the In the first play, BEN DAVIS game: ennis Gibbs intercept- I want to Personally Pick up an application at the Student Media Office, 3rd Floor of the ed the p~ and theist Daviskcked a thank every single per- was easy for Idaho. 21 g RIEE ADMISSION RIRIIRIRSRnrSWIRIRRIRISIIRIRIIIIB v~ I I -. T - ~ ~ The University of Idaho Argonauf SPORTS Tuesday, November 14, 2DDD Page 11 Crossword Student wins BSU trip in contest ACROSS 'I 7 3 4 6 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 '13 1 Brilliant display 5 Razor sharpener is BY RUTH SNow Boise State game, a package worth approx- 72.9 of the time. 10 Dix or Knox SPORTS percent 8 18 EDITOR imately $1,000. The idea for the contest uI knew I had just as good of a chance as 14 Region 15 came from Pete Isakson, Marketing anyone," he said. Baby grand 21 Paul Elston is the grand 16 Always prize winner of Director for Vandal Athletics. Tim Mujrooney, took second place with the Turf Toe contest 17 Low-fat 24 25 26 sponsored by the Elston, a senior m secondary education, 64.94 percent, while Jason Heck was third University of Idaho Athletics and 18 Some rapiers Argonaut will be traveling with the UI football team with 62.5 percent. 28 29 Advertising. Each week, students 19 Contradict picked to Boise. He will stay with the team, Elton, who is from Snohomish, Wash., 20 Landed the winners for the upcoming 31 week for attend their practice in Boise and have two has been to all the Vandal home games, as properties selected high school, collegiate and NFL seats at the 22 Befmudas or 37 teams. game. well as the game against University of 36 Elton is taking his who has never boxers Each week, Moscow father, Washington and Washington State Fitness Club been to a BSU-Idaho game. University. 24 Massachusetts 39 awarded that week's winner with a week' cape Elton, who is a self-proclaimed college Other event were the 42 44 pass. sponsors of this 25 Most transparent 43 football fan, entered the contest every Corner Club, Branegen's Pizza and the 27 Surgeon's cutter The grand prize was a free trip to the 45 46 41 week. He was correct in his predictions Palouse Mall. 30 Honeycomb maleriat 48 49 SO 51 52 31 Workplace watchdog grp. 53 32 Wrinkle 33 Oolong or Earl 68 in Grey si Ewing Sonics uniform an uncomfortable fit 36 Zodiac sign 37 Scribbled idly aY 2006 Tribune Sfedca Services Inc 11/14/f)D MlcHAEL WILBON agement felt the same way. It was just time for me to go." 38 Sea eagle Ae nghls reserved. Tfl 8 WASH 1 NG TON POST didn't have 39 Sitter's creafion It to be that way. Knicks boss Dave Checketts and 40 Sun-dried bricks his coach, Jeff Van Gundy, made it that way. They went out of their EAST RUTHERFORD, — 41 Agitated state 7 Dawn Choftg N.J. It was kind of like watching John way to make the franchise's signature player uncomfortable. They Solutions Unitas play that last season in 42 Picketing 8 Smallest biff a Chargers uniform, or Bobby Orr made it plain by the way they shopped him in trade talks that they A V 1 S 3LV HBSO3N weaiing a, Chicago Blackhawks sweater, or employee 9 Owns Joe Namath in that didn't want him, even though at this moment would be the 44 Ore deposits hat dS VU 1 3 h I Rams jersey. Ewing 10 Rakish ON330 best center in the Eastern Conference with Alonzo Mourning ail- 45 Pampered 11 Obligate beyond SOH3 LU3 N I S 1 I V Patrick Ewing with "Sonics" across his chest was out of place, ing. 47 Seafarer a financial limit 3H flLX I A S S I H d something we should never have been allowed 48 Affectedly prim to see. After 15 I was standing in the hallway just before the tip-off when Nets 12 Leases U V J. 0 3 3NOOdS years of playing for the New York Knicks, after and proper 13 Rendezvous leading them twice executive Willis Reed headed toward the court. Reed still couldn' 83 001 H 3 >I I HLS to the NBA Finals and carving out a Hall of 49 Denizen 21 Rocky pinnacle Fame career, Ewing get used to the notion that Ewing isn't playing for the Knicks. "I J. I NS S 3 9 OOV d V1 returned to metropolitan New York as 53 Feels unwell 23 Shaped with an a Seattle Super Sonic admire the guy," Reed said. "Iwould love to have been a power for- N U 3 0 310 000 031 Saturday. It wasn't a homecoming to 54 Passive ax remember. ward next to him. (Center) is still the hardest position to play. 57 God of love V 3 l 3 S V 3 HOVHSO Ewing's 13 points and five rebounds 25 Plant starting meant little in New Jersey's Patrick was the best center to ever for the Knicks." 58 fixe x V M S 3 3 6 H 3 S V 1 126-91 rout of play plot Seattle. He got a warm ovation from the crowd of Now, that's a conversation-stopper. Willis Reed, the former 59 Fictional work 26 One who cures 3HS OOO Then LS3H3 14,443. Stephon Marbury's 41-point performance to drop to Knicks captain and two-time NBA champion, said Ewing is the 60 Coarse file 27 Droop lazily SJ.HOH S 2-5 this season S3lVLS3 scorched him and his teammates. best center to play for the Knicks. 61 Beatty and Kelly 28 Cruising AN 30 S33 d3NV31 "It's not the way I would have liked to come 62 Fireplace 29 Tarnished back here," Ewing "To do the things he did consistently, night after night, for all H3 h3 ON V I dV3UV "Yeah, it's element through said. a homecoming. I live here (in New Jersey). It felt those years not many teams in basketball have had better ones. display LHod dOH ... 63 Kill 30 Actress Shieids J.sdygod good to be back. I got the chance to hang out with some family and He did his job. I know they didn't win (a championship), but you friends in familiar surroundings. But didn't have 32 Systematizing I a particularly have to look at the four other positions." DOWN 34 New York canal good game. I missed what, four free throws 43 Flips Caspian in a row? I missed lay- Ewing is averaging 11 points and nine rebounds. 1 Wan 35 Swarming 44 Lenient Ponseiie or which doesn't 51 ups, usually happen. Hopefully, I'l play better His coach, the once estimable Paul Westphal, doesn't seem to 2 Smeltery piles insects 45 Iberian country Parks Tuesday (against the Knicks in Seattle) than I did here." know how to incorporate Ewing's low-post sawy with what had 3 Pithy part 37 Mends by 46 Group of lions 52 Catch sight of Ewing made it clear he has "no problem with the Knicks, the been a running team, which is the saine thing that confounded Van 4 Cure-ail re weaving 47 Championship 55 Neiiher's fans or'the media....It was just time for me to move on and man- Gundy. 5 Velocity . 41 Some postal 49 Worry companion? 6 Useful hints workers 50 River Io the 56 AGabor . per Word 6 mwt ww ------.20 il BoldTypeo ~et ...... 25llPaiouse Medical is seeking an experi- Night Time Assistant, University Custodian, Idaho Commons and Union, Evening/Weekend Custodian, University Bargain Rate ...... $ 5.00 enced Iranscripfionist for full time work. 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Will train, -30 NUmber of games varies with schedule. the first incorreot insertion. The Argonaut reserves lhe Up Argonaut, Variable, must hrs/wk; preferably Fri eves; 6.50/game. Visit fight lo reject ads considered distasteful or libelous. Commons Info Desk. Photographer, $ A small spiral notebook was found III Classified ads ot 8 business nature may nol In lhe least one TU Will hire for Fri www. Uidaho.edu/sfas/jid or contact the appear have at scheduled office hour Sa,SU,Mo, days. the Argonaut office. It has duct tape Personal column. Use of first names and last initials only week, 12.00/pubiished For Sai & Sun days. 6.50 + tips. Visit JLD Office in SUB 137 for a referral for Event Staff, Conferences & Events, on per $ photo. eves; $ on the front and says "Notebook by useless olhorwise approved or contact the ¹01-185-off call depending on event schedule, a more complete description and appii- www.uidaho.edu/sfas/jid job Katie" on the cover. 885-7825 $5.50/hr DOE. For a more complete cation information, visit the STES web JLD Office in SUB 137 for a referral for description and application information, pag at www.uidaho.edu/hrs/sep or the job ¹01-204-off Customer Service Represenfative in office, room 137, SUB, Pullman; Assist a business in waiting INCREDIBLE 1, 2 & 3 bedroom apart- visit the STES web page at www.uida- FREE room Yard work, landscaping, in Moscow out on customers, renting vehicles, answer- ments in Moscow's East Side. ho.edu/hrs/sep or the office, 137, 15 or more Telephone Book Distributors of town: Assist in general spriftg clean- itig the telephone, washing cars, & run- INTRO. CLASS & Attractive rent options, 1-bdrm 319- SUB. $ in Whitman/Laiah County. Deliver Up, pruning trees, mowing lawns, cutting ning the snack bar, Required: 18 or INFORMATION FAIR 2-bdrm 3-bdrm $345, $375-$419, GTE/Vorizon Phonebooks Io residential, brush, raking, possibly building fence. older, pleasant personality. Possess a 475. on site Copy Center Technician, College of $ Spacious apartments, & rural addresses in Whitman Required: Non-smoker with reliable good driving record. -25 hrs/wk Fri. 8-6 Natural Resources, 4-6 hrs each day business, Wed. Dec. 7-9 PM laundry, courtyards, near park. pick-Up truck; weed- 9-6 Sun 12-6 6.50 hr. + 5, covering lunch hours, but can be & Latah Counties. Must have a vehicle habits, possess pm Sat pm pm $ Apartment Rentals 1122 E. 3rd Street Mon.- lawn mower. Previous experi- incentives. Visit www.uidaho.edu/sfas/jid lee. Average 8-12 hrs/wk. & a driver's license. Daylight hrs, eater & ¹101A Moscow, ID 83843. (208) 882- 50- work & grounds main- the JLD Office in SUB for Office hours oniy(Mon-Fri 8:00 am to Sai. 14-18 cents/piece (average ence doing yard or contact 137 4721 Call for speciais todayi Visit Ienance, possess own protective equip- a referral for job ¹01- 197-off Moscow 5:00 pm), $5.50/hr. 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