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VOLUME 128, NO. 57 MONDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 2007 WWW.STUDLIFE.COM Reel Big Fish returns to campus Take TAT: HIV protein combats cancer

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Imagine a molecule so small and sneaky that it can \11th rofes estthe- slip into a cancerous cell siologyp'rRich Ho tchkiss, who and deliyer a trigger for cell 11 as trying to use TAT to save death. The molecule called cells from apoptosis, or cell TAT has baffled scientists ath. Hawkins wondere if for a decade, he could use TAT to destroy, from Hl\ instead of save cells. TAT itself does not cause tchkis had armed cell death. from TAT O11iih a 5domain of HIM, l-ll\"s rotein envelope, this a regulator of the apoptotic tiny moleculecan dragcntirc pat way. ver-expression yiruscs into cells. Research- iii BIM triggers a sequence ucc stores or of e1entstthat leads to cell [Al (transacti1ator of Iraan cath lf researchers can in- scription) by using protein crease concentrations of BIM synthesirers. but although in specific cancerousScells, they ha1e decoded its genetr en tumors can be wed ic structure, they are unsure or suppressed. ofe xactly hon TAT manages The paper. “TAT~Bim ln- to by\‘p ass ccell membrarnL-s. duces Extensivve Apoptosis \e still are at the 1ery in Cancer Cells," published beginning of understanding in Januaary‘ssAnnals o how one protein from H11 gical Oncology, able to perrform this amaz- ing task of dra bigger molecules than itself 1:110 RIESV OF EAR SKOI MEDIA insidct 'cell,“ said illiam Matt Wong, lily/and Steen, Aaron Barrett, Scott Klopfenstein, John Christianson and Dan Regan make up Reel Big Fish who will be playing at W. ll 00 Hawkins assistant profes April? sor of surgery at the medical h I, Site C L BV SHWETA MURTHI band of the three slots," said a balance of rap and rock, i “We had a couple of prob niemb r and senior dwritcr we‘re looking for now is NEWS EDITOR sophomore RandyLLuibin, co- think thatwwas e1 idem in the lems nith trying to get rap on tor the study. Ht ton Ska-punk band Reel Big chair ofCTeam 31. Cu ster concert with Rahzel campus. On f hmis thata molecules up to I ,000 times See HIV, page 3 will get reacquainted We olde itherrget one openingfor ternh good rap act costs a lot more with Wasliinngton Uriniversity pretty big band, which would Ia‘n‘Por spring, people an a rock act of the me when they laay this spring's $50, 000 to ted concert with more populamrity and it would take W concert, nearlyaaed - could go for energy so going into this con- upa uh or e Significant B-school dean cadreL after perrforming in the nds that were slightly cert, tye looked really hardi propormtion of our udget,” Cargoyel. smallerthanthatM’ehopethat rying to meet that We looked said Lubin. 'Another problem Their booking agency, The with two different big groups, rsJibb before the of- Group, conﬁrmed taht it will have th steps down the band would take the stage t er bands that Team 31 at the UniyerSity on April 227, conSidered for the spring con- route their tours through St. 200 lection process for choostng cert include rap groups Lupe after 25 years “11t‘a1 ntto make it clear that Reel Big Fish yyhich came up Fiasco and G m ClassHeroes 0Rlesel Big Fish has released Reel Big Fish is no I as a suggestion several times botohfwhomwere considered seven albums starting 11ith through Team 31‘s online re- before Reel Big Fish. Team “Turn the Radio Off“ in 1996, BEYWTROY RUMANS thatare e\citing but are go- quest form. "Team 31 really is still working on conﬁrm- They gained mainstream pop- WSI'IED0R ingt take some length of wants to appease the needs of ingahiiphop opener for the time 0111 full y but they will be the second the students. We strive to have spring concert. See WILD, pageZ Gary Hochberg. associr dont anticipate working all ate dean in the Olin School th t much long said Ho. of Bustness, announced his c rg “One fthe funny intent to step (101111 from his Engineering Weekshifts focus position in an e-mail sent you ve been in ajob 25 years othe business school com is that you end up being 25 munity by Dean \lahendra years older than when you -BV SARA MIARAM "I wish En\:eek had more Guupta on STAFFREPORTER programs ared specifi- Gary Hochbaerg has ser1cd nneth Harrington, d1 cally'ttot1ardsa engineering 25 years at Olin as associiitL Skandalaris d the annual En students," said freshman dean for the undergraduate Centte gineering Week arrives on Kirt Vijayakumar, pr.ogram Under his leader- Studies, has worked closely campu witth an entirely biome engineering ship, the BSBA program and 11'ith Hochberg during his new ta stu ent. “Ev i like the sentud body have expe ri- time at the University, espe- Th Engineering Coun Date Auction and the gold- enced tremendous growth in cially in building the entre- cil has re o1ed many compeetition are quality and diversity. “This preneurial program when it air time--in- great ideas but they are not

program an incredible a as still a nascent part of tensive nature. and it has source of pride for Olin its the school replaced them with pro- alumni, di eed, the en “e‘H en fantastic He's grams designed to draw tire lln11ersity," esaid Gupta, really been a major he p in more students. The changes in his announcement '50, terms of our undergraduate are motivated by the dwin- it's ith \cd emotions entrepreneurial nature, and dling participation in these Last year IthatI Il announce that Gary all the design 0 that, said programs has laskL-ti to begin transi Harrin1gt.on “I couldn't have “We've had events where out of du tape, and it was tion gto ti new role at the d one it 11 it out in], and o y EnCouncil members placed incfront of teh Bun- Olin bthtitil.‘ rctilly getting to meet with participated " said sopho ny H011e1er EnCouncil has litiLliIitrc, \1ill iitit mm other lolks on campus He‘s more lessica Alspaugh, En decided to strayayway from II) 111st bL-L'n grcaatfor Week co»chair along with such large displays this Ihl' stdl’LI‘I tor a successor sophomore Lee Cordm a. ltiriltithbtrg hasjustbegun, EnCou cil cut the e eif‘lt was cool andi' got a [in c i~ curr ntly sign competitions and the lot of publicity, but it “as know 11 about the directionn it egg drop, both of which re 1ery taxin on tim e,” said b ought into 11ill take. A commmittee will quired much preparation Cordoy a. “Instead, we want \1ell before he steps soon [be formed by Gup time and were not popular e1ents that could create tra- deLidcd that start the seaarch. to students outstde of the diiion \te want something than get to a pom lor his part, Hochberg Engineering School Simpler I'd leel I really yiastit pi 111]! still be a figure in the ots of prizes Th only events that 11111 red to continue to work business school. He intends lots of people organizing return from ast ye sduc mg fully, that it 11011ch makc to Ltincentrate more on t the e1ents, but at the end of sense to it my successor SpttldIIlCd masteL’rs pro- the day nobody came," said \e1h1I l11z1sereluIltiiricsti grams in accounting and Cordova \\(‘\\t)UIdI£13III.‘IIld\('£l “name. studentis agreeed smooth transition 111thtitit IlhosL programsI are, that the competitions 11ere . am Itss tit n1)llanlLlnl In at this stage.nc1\ and quite unnecessarily timeconscm- unt, the pli);1,l'dlll,'$t11d tim Ii mall. \1e rL enthusiastic ing, but that Enlleek dents must tollou the clues5 timnuiitstii stut‘imttiit bt'l" about them and think they needs to maintain its focus An EnCouncil member hangs a pirate flag from Sever Hall to inaugurate " l IlL'l’L‘ are a lot ()I things on science. See ENWEEK, page 3 EnWeelt on Sunday, Feb. 18 going 1111 ill’lILIIILI the sthtitil See HOCHBERG, page3

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This week. Washington Unii ersity 's student-run radio station will be hosting KWUR Week. A full week of shows starting Sunday nightholds what will be seven days of mu sical ma er.y The kplans to accommodate mo st tastes _ on camp sfrom traditional Indian sitar to IIa\e Tuesdaas night also5features a mmie nig nUrsa 5 on the Sootuth 40. For more information check outthe Facebook e\ent listing. Location: Holmes Lounge howat7pm

Imrat Khan, an Indian sitarist, will be playing. Sitar comes from the Persian words for“three“ andstringRhin was born to a famih (it mustcians \\ ho haie beeen well- knowin sitar plaiers throughout India Not only ate erhere at Wash U he has also taught Brian Jones of the R0 ingStones annd Georg,e Harrison of the Beatles the finer pomts of the sitar. Khan is one of the greatest living and performing exponents of the surbahar. The surbahar also knou n as the bass Sitar. was invented inl Wednesday- StLouisShowmse

Location: The Gargoyle Doors at 7 p. m., Show at 8 pm.

TheS xRRobots 3 band native to St. Louis will open the show with their poppunk filled songs.“Just Another Drug” high- lights the band's style; the trio is full of spirit. The next band. Perry Went ome san indie jazz of purettalent and catchy o w n re of the tunes is a gre tchange of pace from the upbeeatenergetic Sex Robots Headliningis So Many Dynamos a great dancepunk band fromjustaacross theeri\Yer. A St Louis supergrouppforrrneed frrom the ashes of Childreens Audio and Sa\'mg Boy Wonder. the show promises to be full of energ

Thursday — Hip-hop Show

Location: The Gargoyle Doors at 8:30 pm. Show at 9 pm.

OneBeLo known for his commanding stage presence and en\iable rhyme styles it 111 be a great show to see. Best known for his iork with Binary Star OneBeLo takes influences from the likes oKRS-One and Ice Cube With a more relaxed and smooth style than most hip-hop out there OneBeLo keeps the Iistoener interested without e\er pushin the music into a receptiveness which is allotrio common. OneB Lo chainnge his name after a thrreeyear prison stint fgor armed robberyHe also comerted to Ilam and adopted a moreealtruistic personality O'neBeLos identity hascchanged )greatly, making him one of the most socially conscious members of the hip-hop world,

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Location: The Gargoyle . ‘ Doors at 7 p.m., Show at 8 pm. COURIESIDFKWUR OneBeLo will be performing at the hip-hop show on Ihu/sday. Thiis show boasts one of Wash U‘ s own ProfessorRichard 0 Donnell O‘ Donnell “ill be acting as percussionistfor ve Stoone and C Speencerieh. O'D nell has been the percussionist in the St. Louis

Symphony since 1929 and more recently has been teaching electronic music on campus.\Y.eh best known for his work with Burning Start Core. has an interest in electroacoustics and will be playing violin. mW-Wm . Nari/MSWPWIRacaneHPs Location: The Gargoyle , Doors at 7 p.m., Show at 8 pm.

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WOMENS BASKETBALL LEAGUE CHAMPIONSHIP UPDATE Lady Bears complete Men’s UAA Championship game another perfect weeken set for Saturday in ' Field House . ' to Team remains tied for ﬁrst place in UAA standings with one game left

1 BY TRISHA WIJLF The Washington Uni- to-head match-ups as the SPORTS REPORTER versity men‘s basketball first factor to settle a tie‘ team's loss Sunday at the 'breaker; a season sweep Winning on the road is nev- hands of Rochester does would thus give the Bears er easy. “inning backro-back not have league-title-end- the bid. games on the road is even hard- ing implications. The second UAA tie- Thc Nth-ranked Washing, In fact. the 66-61 defeat breaker, however. is a ton University uomen's basket- only ensures that next team's results against fel- ball team (19-5, 1172 UAA) did Saturday’s season finale just that this weekend, defeat against current league mg Carnegie Mellon University leader Chicago will be for (8-13, 2-10 UAAI on Friday, 72- the UAA championship. 55. On Sunday. the Lady Bears The UAA has no confer- cago. since the Bears and upended 16th ranked Rochester ence tournament, as the Maroons both split the (19-3. 8‘3 UAA), 6651. victor of the regular sea- season series with NYU. son crown gains the au- but Chicago swept both WASH. U. 72, CARNEGIE MEL- tomatic bid to the NCAA Brandeis and Rochester. LON 55 tournament. two teams which each On Friday, the host Tartans The Maroons currently dealt Wash. U. losses. got off to a fast start and led stand at 11-2 in confer- This means that which- by as many as five points in the ence play, with the Bears ever squad wins Saturday ﬁrst three minutes of play. The being one game off the will have the right to call Bears took the lead with just pace at 10-3. en t e itself the 2006-2007 UAA under 12 minutes remaining two teams played in early champion. Game time is in the half. however, and held it January in Lincoln set for 3 pm. at the Field for the rest of the game. Wash. U. emerged victori- House. Look for coverage The Red and Green com- ous, 70-59. That win is the of the game throughout pletely found its groove in the lone reason that Wash. .U. the week in Student Life. second half, leading by over 13 remains in the champi- NOTES: On Friday, the points for the final 17 minutes onship hunt in the final Bears defeated Carnegie of play, leading by as many as 26 With just over four minutes A win by the Red and to play. The Bears shot just un» Green on Saturday would der 50 percent for the day while holding Carnegie to 33 percent Wash. U. history to eclipse shooting. conference season at 11- the 1,000 mark. “Our overall athleticism car- , but 3 . U. woul ries our defense an makes it gain the automatic bid -AIDREI DENIM really successful," said sopho» to the Big Dance. Official SPORTS EDITOR more Jamie McFarIin. UAA rules turn to head- Senior Rebecca Parker led the team with her ninth double» double of the season, scoring 10 points and grabbing 11 rebounds. Sophomore Jill Brandt also had an impressive performance, scoring all 13 of her pomts in the second half. McFarIin also boasted impressive stats on the evenin . as the secondyear tallied 11 point a d i ‘n boa . Yarir University

led the Tartans with 16 and 11 points respective y. , r, / WASH. U. 66, UNIVERSITY OF 7 UONEI SOBEHARI l STUDENT LIFE ROCHESTER 51 Senior Roberta Parker goes up for a lay up at a recent home game against Carnegie Mellon. The Bears Deaf Wash. U. brought its ‘A‘ game Camegre Mel/on on the road this weekend 72-55. again on Sunday. The team jumped out to an 11-0 lead after three minutes of play and ne\ er looked back. The Yellowjackets 20 points and 11 rebounds. Me “ere able to keep the gap in Farlin also scored a career‘high single digits for the following 20 points in the victory. Sopho- se\en minutes, but after that more Julie Marriott led Roches- ter with 16 pornts. the home team ne\ er narrowed the deficit to below It). The Bears return home for The Bears put forth a solid their regular season finale Sat- all around effort on the day. as urday at 1 pm, w ere they wrll the squad hit 30 percent of its face the University of Chicago. shots in the contest while limit- This game is particularly im- ing Rochester to 30 percent. portant, as the Bears are still e team is incredibly balA tied With New York Universrty anced. We have great post play» in league standings and could ers, great shooters and a great be the conference champion. Don‘t forget- point guard. We are really cov« “We have fire in our eyes. ' s oftboll ered at each position," said Mc- The intensity that we bring to Farlin. the court is so important, This uctlcn Q ‘I Parker again led the Bears, game is huge. We would love for as she attained her 10th dou- our fans to come and cheer us ble-double oi the season With on," emphasized McFarlin.

UAA OVERALL W L Pct. W L Pct. I] 2 .846 22 Z .917 11 2 .846 19 5 .792 9 4 .692 19 4 .826 8 5 .615 19 5 .792 U. Chicago 7 6 .538 18 6 .750 Congratulations to Robert Johnson (Sigma Phi Epsilon) Emory University 3 10 .231 9 15 .375 Carnegie Mellon Z 11 .154 8 16 333 For winning the intramural men's Billiards Tournament. @356 Western Reserve 1 12 .077 9 15 .375

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ed hy ny. ThI support pillars and the 3()0tl»sealaFie|d1lou roof are still In taIt as subtle But {our slater the Field reminders oIa held House and House has bI-Iome a second the eItents of \ester home lhaIe run spr InnIs there; COIN" 3' 0‘ W ARCHIVES IO" 0‘ SKCMI CUILKWK I'alIIIIty's his?ton ssdis A View of the Hands F/e/d House C/ICa 19101920 done pu .s; ere: \‘ItrIsl‘d playTede proudly In the trophy there l‘\ seen II ntless bas Hanks hosted sIIIITell gamI 8 Ixards “as torecd to £1de If asmhn8 balIIIny'. but In the II-ld HIIusI Int ludInIn), he \\\IIuld mmI his an» ton(l'nhersitzy2oI'erialhdedical the true Iin' the (use . It plat Iill game. III the storied other lIIIation IIr pla‘cayInmthe8 w Field Houuse against es. athletes taff and spet'taturs histtin nIlIl thI mIn's basIIII all Is yrn ad aIent ouis Ilnhersily, that haII-made theHeld Hnu prIIIIr .the {Irrsl Field House to the pro]Jeet los -S.0 Teh Bea what It is todayfl IdIIn ‘I Just hIIsIIIl nIllinois. .Pri "WdedeIided that SlnCL‘ the bounded from the opening5loss: admire tlhenField House during IIIIn Han\darPurdueand Ar- program \\ as in Its IntanII and :86 mens basketball games. oca and grarauda;tion kanIsas as will. being the an» attenndanIe “asn't that high. 283 Isomen's basketball games appreCIa'tletheahistor) that was nkt epIIInI IIIIIIest and IlllI'Il hIII III the iisssIIurI st ate Iuld juust Imest In some and 348 v‘olleyball gamesl0later made there an eatness even a PreSIdIn Ial debate But high sIhtIIIl baskt tball Lhflmplr blethIrs and np'tlaythe “hole no Bears team has hada In) four years amtIIIunt III Iu IinshiIisp. Fra (Is. \Ihen teh homsee record In the ne“l0Fsileld a slice ()1 theprIrIenII-s ”1:” But as the \ears \IrIre on bleaacherlsrl “ere full I e stu- havve come and gone through time taught up \HIh the glori» dents \Iould stand outside and eeField House has played rno the Field Hou old III ld HIou \atIh throuh the “Indons '90 91 and University has beeIn and what WhielIep r apsmIIsIIstuden 'eh othI Ill IIld Housel \sas h Insti'ut tion has aceum» only enter the liel House IIIJI‘ outdated and the upper deek s aItII'ally Condemned." ett\ unique. said Eduards the top Sl.\ atten rI‘I'IIlled men's basketball \t\Ith IIiistrtiItIIIiI IIInIplIII. III l)i\IsIIIn Ill IIIsttIrI \\1Ih the 7 5' FD < 5 RI -1 r :1 c :r ‘3. :1 I? IIIIIth Maik Edwirds \IhtI look the neu Field ltquse open to stpotheini151 set In the l‘I‘Il grace the the head IIIthIIIIz reins three “Ith pom and IeleebrationIn titlegameI142 hostinn‘h'mmum ()rigiiiallt \Itir be[on teh renm atiIIn 1983 as spporISIaster Hon]\arrd J.’ \ears the. Field O'MMMJQWDI built In 1928. the first liIld 'lt IIitildIII IIIIIIIIIIIItIdate It lIII Cossell. NFLH all of Fa merand House hasbec tanh mm the“ H as the sIIIIIndlargI-si III thI iIIHsId t at m It)IImmon» former “ash I‘. IIIIth eeb ust an arena forbasketball and the Mississippi. [)ldtt' In iaIIlIIIII st a\ h ba nlI anda gthen Cardinals \IIlley'ablaoll It IS the tenttral hub ems-mm”? holding oxer 7.s(ItIIIspIIItaIIIrs. In 1"I rtnmution began gemneral rBiing Deune rrllnixesrsity ments. In Image-name” Vi ades'11 n simtlai IIItthI the tuirent oillouse. spokeeat thendedicat additioln to thel1092. 2000 and Butler llni\ ersm, Field House BlIIIIhIIs IIerI ripped "lrtmember ebrooutghIth 2004PPreSIden Iial Debatesthe the IlassiI floor “as IlI\ and and the bal team in thronghthe doors Ilos Field Hooust: ha 5 hteosteed III I\ “as l’L‘LlLSIIlnCd \\lll'l a est to the lannd sau the ne“ efrom a Sitting PresidentrIII as 14 III more“gradual slope FIIld Houselot the first time. the DalaIL Iurreiit ilIIor Iad tolIIel it IIII tIIIIIme town oneSaturday after» hatingrreplaIedethe then In e1- It\\uissosteeptaat noon. Shaquille O‘Neeal worked Ieanm‘seco ha\e almost Iallen nig nto a nut faCIIII) and out intLhe FIeldH . During their:tadI III SLIII uis mm [In railing Iid ath letII being so Imp d w Car nasl grealL uBroclI ane-maflifluvnm from 19'St eIIIre \mmmg dirleItor lohn’sha Il knets it \«sa ou hat “afls reIenedIhis hoonoraryLdegree In a tim- to Atlanta. the NB»X's ,lIIouis min I, Iunstruetitin. Ed» prohabh my fa\ orite memory" the Field House

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