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Dozens of students have joined together to AcADeMics AlliE gRASgREEN push the University to renew the contract of News Reporter the popular language professor When University senior Priscilla Ann Mendoza heard that Spanish Instructor Je- sus Sepúlveda’s contract would not be re- newed for the 2007-08 academic year, she sAVing was shocked. As a romance languages major, Mendoza took three classes from Sepúlveda and found the instructor to be “an enormous asset to the University community.” “He is a professor that’s changed my life,” she said. The situation raises questions about the University’s commitment to maintaining in- sePÚlVeDA stitutional diversity, a core element it has re- cently targeted for improvement. In protest, Mendoza and Spanish major Laura Stull organized the “Save Sepúlveda” campaign to communicate the instructor’s in- tellectual and academic contributions to the University community. “We want to give students a voice,” Men- doza said. “It’s hard for us to comprehend how they can make a decision like this with- out input from the students. The campaign was the most constructive way to voice our opinion and mobilize the students.” For Mendoza and Stull, the uniqueness of Sepúlveda’s talent lies in his international perspective and engaging teaching style. A celebrated Chilean poet, Sepúlveda be- lieves one of the most critical components of an intellectual education is a thoughtful learning process.

AMbER MEES | Photographer turn to iNSTRUcTOR, page 7 Professor Jesús Sepúlveda engages his Spanish American Literature class Tuesday morning in Lawrence Hall. The University is not planning to renew Sepúlveda’s contract, and because of this dozens of students have joined to persuade the University to keep the professor of romance languages.

higher eDUcAtion hit-AnD-rUn Budget cuts could raise Oregon tuition 18 percent investigation don’t feel that it is an acceptable level.” Students plan to show their opposition to the budget cuts to the Students converging from all over the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Education today in Salem state will give public testimony to the Ways and Means Subcommittee on Edu- continues in cation in Salem today. A two-person co- JASON N. REEd and tomorrow. chair cut the Governor’s original budget News Reporter “Gov. Kulongoski submitted a really proposal from $875 million to $840 mil- Reams case Proposed cuts to Gov. Kulongoski’s favorable budget for higher education, lion. They also reduced the Governor’s budget for higher education could force the most favorable in a long time,” said proposed funding for capital construction TREVOR dAViS News Reporter the Oregon University System to raise Madeline Wigen, a student from the Uni- by 85 percent, from $325 million down to tuition 18 percent during the next two versity of Oregon who will testify today. $50 million. Eugene police are continuing their years. More than one hundred students “The Ways and Means Subcommittee Enrollment at Oregon Universities had investigation of the Brian Reams hit- plan to show their opposition to the pro- (on Education) trimmed the budget to plateaued, and in the fall of 2006 they and-run case, but are releasing few de- posed budget cuts and give public testi- what they thought was an acceptable saw resident enrollment drop 1.2 percent, tails. A driver struck and killed Reams, mony at the State Capitol this afternoon level, and there are a lot of students who the first time enrollment has dropped in a 22-year-old University student from turn to bUdgET, page 8 Pocatello, Idaho, last month. “At this point the investigation is continuing actively, but we can’t give much of an update,” Eugene Brian Reams restAUrAnts police spokeswoman Kerry Delf Killed in hit-and-run said, citing that the case is ongoing. Delf said police do have “some Renovated cafe suspect information,” but she wouldn’t elaborate. “The investigation has not been wrapped up to the point where we can make an arrest at this time,” Delf said. features new She said the Oregon State Police forensic lab is processing physical evidence related to the case, and EPD is waiting on those results. Delf wouldn’t say what the evidence was. interior, menu “At this point, the next steps are pending,” she said. Eugene police spokeswoman Melinda Kletzok previously liNdA gERSTENbERgER told the Emerald the case would likely go to the district at- News Reporter torney. The district attorney will then decide what charges, if A bigger and better McMenamins any, will be pressed. East 19th Street Cafe reopens today at Assistant District Attorney Alex Gardner could not be 11:00 a.m. after being renovated for reached by press time. the past six weeks. The restaurant and Debra Reams, Brian’s mother, said she is not frustrated bar has expanded to allow room for with the investigation. two pool tables, two pinball machines, “I know they’re working on it,” she said. two dart boards and one snooker ta- Businesses and individuals have donated $40,000 in ble. Three new murals featuring the the name of Brian Reams to build a new gym at Holy Spirit Oregon Country Fair adorn the walls. Catholic School in Pocatello, Idaho, Debra Reams said. Debra teaches at the school, and Brian attended Holy Spir- The expansion also included MATT NicHOlSON | Photographer it. The gym will likely showcase a plaque or trophy case in a new patio along Agate Street Brian’s name. Myrna Yoder, an artist employed by McMenamins 19th St. Cafe, paints decorations for the recentl;y complete with ten new tables, expanded restaurant on 19th and Agate Monday afternoon. McMenamins added on a new lounge The school hopes to receive $500,000 to build the gym. area to its restaurant, which will open on Wednesday. Donations can be sent to the Brian Reams Memorial Fund, turn to cAFE, page 7 718 S. Second Ave., Pocatello, Idaho, 83204. NEWS SPORTS VIRGINIA TECH PLANET DISCOVERED CHEERLEADING The community came together Monday Astronomers have found a planet outside It took three days of tryouts to night to remember the victims. our solar system that might be habitable. finalize the cheerleading team toDAY thUrsDAY FriDAY PAge 6 PAge 3 for next year. PAge 9 AM Showers 63°/41° Partly Cloudy 68°/43° Partly Cloudy 72°/44° EDITORIAL BOARD TYLER GRAF | Opinion editor RYAN KNUTSON | Editor in chief MOLLY BEDFORD | Managing editor Wednesday, April 25, 2007 OPINION LAURA POWERS | Supplements editor NEWS STAFF (541) 346-5511 in my opinion | emily hemson RYAN KNUTSON Editor in Chief Molly BeDford Managing Editor what’s wrong with a real guitar? Jill Aho STEVEN R. NEUMAN I opened the door without knocking. press to play the this dream. killing things. News Editors Trevor davis This, I’m sure, was my first mistake, be- song. And, I’ve I want to know: Who I remember being younger and sit- Linda Gerstenberger cause standing before me was a grown been told, you is the person who ac- ting by the computer watching my Allie Grasgreen Jobetta Hedelman male, alone in his living room, with a generally do better tually made up this older brother play “Doom.” While I TESS MCBRIDE Jason Reed plastic guitar strapped to his body and if you dance along game? What thought don’t remember the premise of the News Reporters a television covered in flashing dots. with the music. process do you have to game exactly, I do remember watch- edward oser Freelance Editor Welcome to the world of “Guitar I just don’t go through to take an ing the character kill people, and as the laura powers Supplements Editor Hero,” a place where far too many of understand the manic musing instrument which can game progressed you got better guns. Luke andrews my friends have chosen to live, where appeal. On occa- easily be played without And then there’s “Grand Theft Auto,” Sports Editor wailing on plastic guitars is cool and sion, I like watching the flashing lights the support of a television, and then in which you steal cars and run around Jeffrey Dransfeldt StefaniE Loh actual instruments are unnecessary. on the screen, but I think I lost interest decide it needs to be a video game? shooting. Yeah, I think “Guitar Hero” is Jacob may Sports Reporters Whenever I begin to discuss the ri- in plastic guitars when I turned eight. Why are everyday things becoming definitely better than that. Karyn Campbell Pulse Editor diculousness of this hobby to “Gui- Now, I don’t mean to offend; I realize electronic games? In fact, they have I’m just hoping this is the stopping Matthew Sevits tar Hero” players, their defense rests many people love this game, which is become more important than their point, although I don’t believe it will Associate Pulse Editor on their unrelenting conviction that completely fine, but aren’t we taking it original inspirations. be. I’m worried for the day when in- Thom brekke Pulse Reporter the game is “awesome.” However, a bit too far? Granted, I feel like answering these stead of going for a run, we stand in Tyler Graf Opinion Editor for those who are unfamiliar with the I have been to more than one so- questions would take far too much time front of a screen pacing on a mat. Or Rob Adams “awesomeness” that is “Guitar Hero,” cial gathering that consisted of two and effort, and quite frankly I’m lazy. virtual hiking. Or maybe even virtual GraYce Bentley Illustrators let me enlighten you. people playing Guitar Hero at the Perhaps it is this laziness that I and ev- bathing, although that would just be Philip Ossie Bladine “Guitar Hero” is quite simply a video same time. It was pretty out of con- eryone else feel that instills this desire disgusting and unproductive. Elon Gluchlich Emily Hemson game. The main accessory is a large trol. But all these events did was make to stand in a room — because playing Columnists I guess, at the end of the day, I should plastic guitar with five different colored me reminisce about the days when a video game is much better than going matthew sevits be grateful to “Guitar Hero.” Because, Senior Copy Chief buttons, and a sixth bar in the center people played actual guitars. When I out and doing it. as I stated, I didn’t knock before enter- bryn jansson Copy Chief where the strings should be. You then was younger, I used to dream of my I think there’s some good in games ing my friend’s apartment, and there Doug bonham use this plastic guitar to play the song future life in college — a time, I imag- such as “Guitar Hero” or its dancing Andrew Edwards are far worse things to walk in on than josh grenzsund you have selected on the television ined, when everyone would be sitting counterpart, “Dance Dance Revolu- someone dancing around with a plastic kaite michael around while someone played guitar. josh norris screen. Once you’ve selected a song, tion.” This good exists in the fact guitar. Copy Editors different color dots flash on the screen Everyone else would sing and sway that while they may promote anti- Brian van peski Online Editor indicating which buttons you need to to the music. Technology has ruined social laziness, they aren’t all about [email protected] Michael Calcagno Multimedia Editor SHELLEY BOWERMAN Ashley Chase Designers Ryan Heidt letters to the editor Graphic Designer conner jay christin palazzolo Photo Editors Call for tighter gun laws is an ignorant response Preventing violence starts with being tolerant Matt Nicholson To Elon Glucklich: You are completely ignorant Photographer After a tragedy like what happened in Blacks- about violent crime (”Controlling the threat,” ODE, Brenna Cheyney burg, Va., somebody always says “this could Blake hamilton Apr. 23, 2007). amber mees have been prevented.” Indeed, tragedies such as Junior Photographers If you ever encounter a violent situation, you will this could have been prevented, but the solution business realize that it will probably include only two people (541) 346-5511 — you and the attacker. Your family and friends who always seems to be the same: “stronger gun con- judy riedl care most about your safety will not be able to help, trol laws.” I am concerned by this because I don’t General Manager and the police will certainly not be there. You will think the gun is the real killer. Elon Glucklich’s kathy carbone grayce bentley | Illustrator Business Manager be the only person able to end the situation for the column (“Controlling the threat,” stephanie dybsky better. You will feel very afraid, and very alone. You ODE, April 23, Administrative Assistant will then ask yourself, “How do I get Jonathan Dean out of here alive?” to which there is mark hollingsworth not be conquered as easily. The right for billy johnson only one thing you can do: Use the Elizabeth Perry citizens to bear arms acted as a deterrent Distribution training and instincts ADVERTISING that you have. to oppression and violence. Guns act as (541) 346-3712 Only action on deterrents, in the hope that they LINDsEY FERGUSON your part will help will never be fired at a human. Advertising Director you in a violent situa- laura davis The second factor that was miles hurwitz tion. At Virginia Tech, hilary jones relatively unmentioned in andrea kelly the kids who jumped out ebony lawrence of windows survived execution; those who waited Elon’s article was the disturbed JeanNe long Kelli Maks for help did not. The police in Littleton, Colo. and individual, Seung-Hui Cho. laura meyer Virginia Tech both showed cowardice by failing to stacey stewart I read student accounts of even attempt to confront the gunmen while innocent Matthew yun Cho’s school days, of other riehel zereyhoune students were being slaughtered. As a matter of fact, Sales Representatives people laughing at him for Emma silverman they both hid behind trees and buildings until the Ad Assistant gunfire stopped in both instances. the way he spoke, telling CLASSIFIED When you called for the elimination of the right 2007) accurately him to “go back to China” (541) 346-4343 to bear arms, you called for the disarming of the vic- claims that there are (although he is of Korean dawn coleman tims of violence. Your calls for more laws do not stop two factors involved: ashleigh foster descent), and I cringe. I Cassandra Ray criminals from getting guns and using them to harm the disturbed individual and was considered an out- Classified Advertising others; just ask the “gun-free” cities of Washing- Assistants the gun. If the gun is taken away, we are still left sider throughout middle ton D.C., Chicago and New York, all of which have with a disturbed individual; the same individual PRODUCTION school and most of high (541) 346-4381 banned handguns. Laws prohibiting guns are just as who has suicidal tendencies and anger toward so- effective as laws that prohibit marijuana, coke, meth school, and although I nev- michele ross ciety. The gun is merely a vessel of exacting the Production Manager and other drugs — not terribly effective. er considered suicide or exact- Kira Park person’s vengeance. Production Coordinator If the police were the only ones capable of pro- ing my anger on classmates, I remember how lone- ryan duff tecting us, then thousands of murders and the VT I am not a gun owner, nor do I strongly desire ly it feels to not be accepted by your peers. We, shawna huang shootings wouldn’t have occurred. It is truly sick Emma silverman to own a gun. I am not a member of the NRA, as a society, can do better; acceptance, or even drew tran when DPS tells us that we are safe on campus when nor am I a Republican. I do not fit any of the ste- Designer tolerance, is not a difficult thing to do. It would be they do not have the means to defend themselves. reotypes that Elon describes as the “old mental- What are they going to do, write a citation to a much easier to accept and tolerate an individual ity” that still clings to the Second Amendment. crazed murderer? Even if they were armed, I am such as Cho; it takes effort, along with malice and confident they would be just as cowardly as the VT The Second Amendment, however, did not grant ignorance to tease and ridicule a person. guns to the citizens because the citizens were and Littleton police. We, as a society, can do better, and it starts not Survivors of violence have one thing in com- afraid. 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AstronoMY Astronomers find new planet The planet is outside the solar system The new planet seems just right — or at least that’s what scientists think. and astronomers say it has earth-like “This could be very important,” said NASA temperatures and is possibly habitable astrobiology expert Chris McKay, who was not part of the discovery team. “It doesn’t mean there is life, but it means it’s an Earth-like planet SETH bORENSTEiN The Associated Press in terms of potential habitability.” Eventually astronomers will rack up discov- WASHINGTON — For the first time astrono- eries of dozens, maybe even hundreds of plan- mers have discovered a planet outside our solar ets considered habitable, the astronomers said. system that is potentially habitable, with Earth- But this one — simply called “c” by its discover- like temperatures, a find researchers described ers when they talk among themselves — will go Tuesday as a big step in the search for “life in down in cosmic history as No. 1. the universe.” Besides having the right temperature, the The planet is just the right size, might have new planet is probably full of liquid water, hy- water in liquid form, and in galactic terms is pothesizes Stephane Udry, the discovery team’s relatively nearby at 120 trillion miles away. lead author and another Geneva astronomer. But the star it closely orbits, known as a “red But that is based on theory about how planets dwarf,” is much smaller, dimmer and cooler form, not on any evidence, he said. than our sun. “Liquid water is critical to life as we know it,” There’s still a lot that is unknown about the co-author Xavier Delfosse of Grenoble Universi- new planet, which could be deemed inhospita- ty in France, said in a statement. “Because of its ble to life once more is known about it. And it’s temperature and relative proximity, this planet worth noting that scientists’ requirements for will most probably be a very important target habitability count Mars in that category: a size of the future space missions dedicated to the relatively similar to Earth’s with temperatures search for extraterrestrial life. On the treasure that would permit liquid water. However, this map of the Universe, one would be tempted to is the first outside our solar system that meets mark this planet with an X.” those standards. Other astronomers cautioned it’s too early to “It’s a significant step on the way to finding tell whether there is water. possible life in the universe,” said University of “You need more work to say it’s got water Geneva astronomer Michel Mayor, one of 11 or it doesn’t have water,” said retired NASA European scientists on the team that found the astronomer Steve Maran, press officer for the planet. “It’s a nice discovery. We still have a lot American Astronomical Society. “You wouldn’t of questions.” send a crew there assuming that when you get The results of the discovery have not been there, they’ll have enough water to get back.” published but have been submitted to the The new planet’s star system is a mere 20.5 journal Astronomy and Astrophysics. light years away, making Gliese 581 one of the Alan Boss, who works at the Carnegie In- 100 closest stars to Earth. It’s so dim, you can’t stitution of Washington where a U.S. team see it without a telescope, but it’s somewhere of astronomers competed in the hunt for an in the constellation Libra, which is low in the Earth-like planet, called it “a major milestone southeastern sky during the midevening in the in this business.” Northern Hemisphere. The planet was discovered by the Euro- Before you book your extrastellar flight to pean Southern Observatory’s telescope in La 581 c, a few caveats about how alien that world Silla, Chile, which has a special instrument probably is: Anyone sitting on the planet would that splits light to find wobbles in different get heavier quickly, and birthdays would add wave lengths. Those wobbles can reveal the up fast since it orbits its star every 13 days. existence of other worlds. Gravity is 1.6 times as strong as Earth’s so a What they revealed is a planet circling the red 150-pound person would feel like 240 pounds. dwarf star, Gliese 581. Red dwarfs are low-ener- But oh, the view. The planet is 14 times closer gy, tiny stars that give off dim red light and last to the star it orbits. Udry figures the red dwarf longer than stars like our sun. Until a few years star would hang in the sky at a size 20 times ago, astronomers didn’t consider these stars as larger than our moon. And it’s likely, but still not possible hosts of planets that might sustain life. known, that the planet doesn’t rotate, so one side The discovery of the new planet, named 581 would always be sunlit and the other dark. c, is sure to fuel studies of planets circling simi- lar dim stars. About 80 percent of the stars near Distance is another problem. “We don’t Earth are red dwarfs. know how to get to those places in a human The new planet is about five times heavier lifetime,” Maran said. than Earth. Its discoverers aren’t certain if it is Two teams of astronomers, one in Europe rocky like Earth or if its a frozen ice ball with liq- and one in the United States, have been racing uid water on the surface. If it is rocky like Earth, to be the first to find a planet like 581 c outside which is what the prevailing theory proposes, the solar system. it has a diameter about 1 1/2 times bigger than The European team looked at 100 different our planet. If it is an iceball, as Mayor suggests, stars using a tool called HARPS (High Accuracy it would be even bigger. Radial Velocity for Planetary Searcher) to find Based on theory, 581 c should have an at- this one planet, said Xavier Bonfils of the Lisbon mosphere, but what’s in that atmosphere is Observatory, one of the co-discoverers. still a mystery and if it’s too thick that could Much of the effort to find Earth-like planets make the planet’s surface temperature too hot, has focused on stars like our sun with the chal- Mayor said. lenge being to find a planet the right distance However, the research team believes the av- from the star it orbits. About 90 percent of the erage temperature to be somewhere between time, the European telescope focused its search 32 and 104 degrees and that set off celebrations more on sun-like stars, Udry said. among astronomers. A few weeks before the European discovery Until now, all 220 planets astronomers have earlier this month, a scientific paper in the jour- found outside our solar system have had the nal Astrobiology theorized a few days that red “Goldilocks problem.” They’ve been too hot, dwarf stars were good candidates. too cold or just plain too big and gaseous, like “Now we have the possibility to find many uninhabitable Jupiter. more,” Bonfils said. inVestigAtion riot Ranger who saw Tillman hit with friendly Riot breaks out at medium-security prison fire said he was ordered to conceal info in indiana; 2 staff members injured WASHINGTON — An Army Ranger who was NEW CASTLE, Ind. — Inmates staged a with Pat Tillman when the former football star two-hour riot at a medium-security men’s pris- was cut down by friendly fire in Afghanistan on Tuesday, injuring two staff members and said Tuesday a commanding officer had ordered setting fires in a courtyard. him to keep quiet about what happened. Indiana Department of Correction spokes- The military at first portrayed Tillman’s death woman Java Ahmed said more than one cell as the result of heroic combat with the enemy. house was involved in the disturbance at the Army Spc. Bryan O’Neal told a congressional New Castle Correctional Facility, about 43 hearing that when he got the chance to talk to miles east of Indianapolis. Tillman’s brother, who had been in a nearby convoy on the fateful day, “I was ordered not to Corrections officials sent emergency squads tell him what happened.” and county and state police to the prison. “You were ordered not to tell him?” repeat- New Castle Mayor Tom Nipp said the entire ed Rep. Henry Waxman, D-Calif., chairman city police force was also activated. of the House Committee on Oversight and Helicopter pictures showed officers in riot Government Reform. gear standing outside the prison fence and at “Roger that, Sir,” replied O’Neal, dressed in least two fires burning in the courtyard. his Army uniform. Authorities later secured the prison perim- get The revelation came as committee members eter and confirmed that no inmates escaped, al- questioned whether, top Defense officials and though some were still out of their cells, Indiana the White House knew that Tillman’s death in State Police Sgt. Rod Russell said. Afghanistan three years ago was actually from Read the Emerald.

d_3x6p_1 CONNECTED fellow U.S. soldiers. — The Associated Press 4 Oregon Daily Emerald Wednesday, April 25, 2007 Abortion Lawmakers voted to legalize abortion in Mexico City MARK STEVENSON there is a new atmosphere in Mexico City is dominated Archdiocese said Tuesday that a flatbed truck in an abor- are home to about one-fifth The Associated Press this city. It is the atmosphere by the leftist Democratic Rev- it would “evaluate the moral tion rights caravan through of the country’s population, MEXICO CITY — Mexico of freedom.” olution Party, at odds with consequences of the reforms.” downtown Mexico City and many travel to the capital City lawmakers voted to le- Nationally, Mexico allows President Felipe Calderon’s The only countries in Latin on Monday. for medical treatment. Op- galize abortion Tuesday, a abortion only in cases of rape, conservative National Ac- America and the Caribbean Recent newspaper polls ponents fear the law could at- decision likely to influence severe birth defects or if the tion Party, which opposed the with legalized abortion for all showed that a majority of tract women across Mexico policies and health practices woman’s life is at risk. Doc- abortion measure. women are Cuba and Guyana. Mexico City residents support seeking abortions. across Mexico and other parts tors sometimes refuse to per- The law alarmed Calde- Nicaragua, El Salvador and legalized abortions, at least in An estimated 200,000 wom- of heavily Roman Catholic form the procedure even under ron’s party and prompted Chile ban it completely. the first weeks of pregnancy. en have illegal abortions each Latin America. those circumstances. authorities to send ranks of The New York-based Center The proposal has cre- year in Mexico, based on the The proposal, approved 46- The new law will require riot police to separate chant- for Reproductive Rights, the ated an emotional confron- number who come to hospitals 19, with one abstention, will city hospitals to provide the ing throngs of opposing legal arm of the reproductive tation in a country where seeking treatment for compli- take effect with the expected procedure in the first trimester demonstrators outside the rights movement globally, ap- the majority of people are cations, said Martha Micher, signing by the city’s leftist and opens the way for private city legislature. plauded the Mexico City law Roman Catholic. director of the Mexico City gov- mayor. Abortion opponents abortion clinics. Girls under “We want this law, because as “historic.” Opponents argue that life ernment’s Women’s Institute. have already vowed to appeal 18 would have to get their it means the right to choose,” “This will serve as a model begins at conception and say Botched abortions using the law to the Supreme Court. parents’ consent. said Alma Romo, who de- to get abortion accepted not the law would violate the herbal remedies, black-market “Decriminalizing abor- The procedure will be al- scribed herself as a feminist. only nationwide, but also in Mexican Constitution’s pro- medications and quasi-medi- tion is a historic triumph, most free for poor or insured “Unfortunately, there are some Latin America and the Carib- tection of individual rights. cal procedures kill about 1,500 a triumph of the left,” said city residents. Under the Mex- people who do not want to bean, where women who in- Supporters say the law would women each year and are the city legislator Jorge Diaz Cu- ico City law, abortion after 12 grant us that right.” terrupt their pregnancies are save the lives of thousands third-leading cause of death for ervo, a social democrat who weeks would be punished by The Roman Catholic church still sent to jail,” said activ- of women. pregnant women in the capital, voted for the bill. “Today, three to six months in jail. has protested the measure. The ist Elba Garcia, 24, who rode The city and its suburbs Micher said.

Virginia Tech Police yet to find motive in Virginia Tech shootings

MATT APUZZO engineering offices, to contine The Associated Press his attack. Cho, a senior English major, killed 30 at Norris BLACKSBURG, Va. — More Hall, including five faculty than a week after Seung-Hui members, before taking his Cho killed 32 people during own life. an early morning rampage Also Tuesday, Virginia Gov. at Virginia Tech, investiga- Timothy M. Kaine said he may tors have yet to find a mo- be able to close the loophole tive, despite examining his that allowed Cho to buy guns. computers, e-mail and cell Federal law bars the sale of phone records. guns to people who have been In an interview Tuesday judged mentally defective. But night with The Associated it is up to states to report their Press, State Police Superinten- legal proceedings to the feder- dent Col. W. Steven Flaherty al government for inclusion in said authorities have found the database used to do back- no evidence that could begin ground checks on prospective to explain the massacre that gun buyers. ended when Cho took his In Cho’s case, a special jus- own life. tice ordered outpatient psy- Authorities also have no chiatric counseling for him in link between the 23-year-old 2005 after determining he was loner and his victims. a danger to himself. But be- “I don’t mind telling you cause Cho was never commit- guys that I don’t know,” Fla- ted to a mental hospital, that herty said. “It’s certainly more order was never entered in painful to sit down and tell the database. that to these families.” Kaine, a Democrat, said in Flaherty spoke to the AP a radio interview that he may after spending the day in be able to tighten that report- meetings with investigators ing requirement by issuing an to prepare for a Wednesday executive order. afternoon news conference, “This is the magnet we’re where he planned to update all really focusing on. This reporters and the Virginia grabbed our attention,” Tech community on what Kaine said later in the day authorities have uncovered in an interview with The about Cho’s rampage. Associated Press. It could be months before The chairman of a panel police finish their work, and appointed by Kaine to review he said investigators will con- the massacre also said the tinue to look for any motive reporting requirement must and a connection between be tightened. Cho and the victims until all “It’s pretty clear: He should leads have been exhausted. not have been able to obtain a Flaherty said investiga- weapon,” said retired Virginia tors also have been unable to State Police Superintendent W. answer one of the investiga- Gerald Massengill. tion’s most vexing questions: The governor also met in Why the spree began at the suburban Washington with West Ambler Johnston dorm, Korean-American leaders and why 18-year-old fresh- to assure them that Virgin- man Emily Hilscher was the ians do not hold people of first victim. Korean descent respon- He said police have sible for the tragedy. Cho searched Hilscher’s e-mails was a South Korean immi- and phone records, but come grant who came to the U.S. at up empty. Hilscher’s mother about age 8 and was raised in said she had not been up- suburban Washington. dated on the investigation “I can assure you that no Friday night and declined one in Virginia — no one in to comment. Virginia — views the Ko- “We can’t make a link at rean community as culpable this point,” Flaherty said. in this incident in the least “We haven’t found any- degree,” Kaine said. He also thing to link Mr. Cho and said Virginia “would be a Ms. Hilscher.” weaker place, Virginia would Cho also killed resident be a lesser place, if it were not adviser Ryan Clark, a 22- for the contributions of our year-old senior, at the dorm Korean-American citizens.” before moving on to Norris The Virginia Korean Hall. Authorities have also leaders asked Kaine to boost been unable to determine mental-health funding why Cho picked the building, for immigrants and which is home primarily to their families. Wednesday, April 25, 2007 Oregon Daily Emerald 5 ASUO executive candidates spent more than $3,000 each on campaigns Jobetta Hedelman gle donation more than $500. Total contributions News Reporter Student Sen. Natalie Kin- sey, who tracked the cam- Sara Hamilton’s and Athan This year’s top two ASUO Papailiou’s “Campaign for paign’s finances, said she ini- Executive candidates spent Change” $2,914. tially overlooked the fact that around $4,000 each on their Emily McLain and Chii-San this donation was a rule vio- campaigns and will not be SunOwen: $ lation, and despite having re- 4,461.72 reprimanded for any elections corded it on the form, which violations related to spending. was due a month before the Total expenditures Despite not having a slate, general election, she was only Campaign for Change: the campaign of president and made aware of the violation $3,997.54, including a vice president elects Emily last week. total of $372 for rental and McLain and Chii-San SunOw- The other forms turned in parking of their campaign U-Haul truck. en spent more than Sara Ham- by the campaign show they ilton and Athan Papailiou, who spent far more money than McLain and SunOwen: supported 18 candidates on $4,349.67, including they took in. They received $3,325 on T-shirts. their Campaign for Change. $2,914 in monetary and mate- See what the documents Elections Coordinator rial contributions through the Dante Vivanco said that to say for yourself. Read them LET YOUR SKIN COME end of the primary election in their entirety online. his knowledge, it is very rare and spent $3,820.51. OUT AND PLAY. for candidates to spend more Hamilton and Papailiou did than $3,000. ulation regarding what candi- Learn about our easy and affordable, not turn in the final contribu- dates must do with money that “From my understand- tion and expenditure form that physician-certified, painless hair removal ing, this has been the year is donated but not spent. was due April 20, but Kinsey e- Most of the contributions to system: Just come in today for a free, no- with the most money mailed a copy to the Emerald. spent,” he said. the McLain/SunOwen cam- obligation private consultation. Vivanco said although can- paign came from individuals Campaign contribution didates who fail to turn the You’ll like our interest-free payment plan and expenditure forms for the and range from 25 cents to forms in during the election $500. Most of their money was ASUO election show Ham- are forbidden from campaign- and written satisfaction guarantee. ilton and Papailiou’s Cam- spent on T-shirts ($3,325) and And you’ll love the way you look and feel. ing, there is no punishment copying/printing costs. paign for Change accepted a for those who do not turn in Hamilton and Papailiou donation that was twice the the last form, which is due spent $2,901.75 on T-shirts. maximum amount allowed by at 5 p.m. the last day of the Other expenses were for their election rules. general election. campaign U-Haul, which cost DUCK FANS! The first of three forms He said there are no ramifi- $150 for a parking spot out- $250 off Laser Hair Removal Package submitted by the campaign cations because the only pun- side the EMU for 10 days and (which was due March 16) ishment the board can give Plus! FREE Microdermabrasion $220 to rent. shows a donation in the out “has no bearing” when for you or a friend. Kinsey said the money tak- amount of $1,000 from “Mr. the election is over. en in and spent by Hamilton and Mrs. Hamilton.” Election Kinsey’s e-mail says the and Papailiou was distributed rule 6.7 forbids contributions campaign did not take in Eugene among every candidate on the in excess of $500 from any any more money during the 541-242-0960 “Campaign for Change.” The one individual or group. week of the general election 4780 Village Plaza Loop forms turned in by the “Pro- Vivanco said when he saw but spent $177.03, bring- Suite 220 gressive Action Coalition” 12191 the $1,000 donation, he as- ing their total expenditures (PAC-8) and the “Campus Im- sumed it was meant to be to $3,997.54. provement Movement” prior $500 from each of the Hamil- McLain and SunOwen to the general election also in- tons, which would not violate took in $4,461.72 in mon- dicate every member of those the rule. He said because the etary and material contribu- slates was covered by the campaign had followed other tions over the course of thei PROMOTE YOUR EVENT. same expenses. contribution rules, he did not campaign. The campaign 346-3712 think it would do something spent $4,349.67. Contact the reporter at jhedel- so “blatant” as to accept a sin- Vivanco said there is no reg- [email protected] d_3x7p_1 Human Papilloma... Many of us have

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(STI) called genital HPV (Human Papilloma Virus), sometimes known as HPV among us infected with HPV in the past. But as HPV infection often shows genital warts. However, What?no symptoms, this knowledge offers limited protection. According to the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention few know much of its (CDC), every year in the U.S. 6.2 million people will contract HPV, You might have also heard of the vaccine Gardisil. FDA ap- most of whom are college-aged. That is 80% of sexually active proved its use in May 2006 for the prevention of cervical cancer effects or prevalence in people who will contract HPV at some point in their lives. and HPV. The vaccination is given in three doses over the period the college community. There are 30 different types of sexually transmitted strains of this of six months to women aged 9-26, preferably prior to any sexual virus, but only ten are considered “high-risk” types that can lead intercourse. Shots cost $150, per dose at the University Health This STI has become a to cervical cancer in women. Many individuals who contract the Center. Many insurance companies cover this vaccination, so check fast-growing problem low risk strains will build immunity, and the infection will clear with your insurance. There is also a low cost ($12/dose) option for up on its own. Others with the low risk strains will develop qualified females under age 19. Check the health center website among sexually active small genital warts on the vulva or penis. However, it is the for details. http://healthcenter.uoregon.edu young adults, yet there are high risk strains that can, in more rare instances, lead to Currently, Gardisil is not approved by the FDA cervical cancer. for men, since men, being cervix-free, are not several ways to prevent the Generally, HPV is spread through sexual intercourse, or at risk for cervical cancer. However, if a man is spread and protect against contacting genitals of an infected person. The virus can concerned about HPV, or interested in getting the possible problems infect both men and women, showing no symptoms for more information on the vaccine, talk to your months or even years, thereby going undetected. For medical practitioner. women, infection can be detected with a pap smear. that this virus can cause. Left wanting more? Ounces of Prevention Not completely sold on the importance To protect oneself from HPV, sexual abstinence is the only 100% of the vaccine, or want some more effective method. However, for those who do plan on sexual information on HPV? Check out these activity, there are worthy precautions. Condoms can provide some websites for more information. protection, but do not cover the entire genital area, and thus fail www.cdc.gov/nip/vaccine/hpv/default.htm in completely preventing the spread of infection. According to a www.ashastd.org recent study in the New England Journal of Medicine, 100% con- healthcenter.uoregon.edu dom use can provide 70% risk reduction in spreading HPV. It is key www.cdc.gov/std/heathcomm/fact_sheets.htm to know your partner’s sex history, and whether he or she has been By Julie Charron Peer Health Educator

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stUDent liFe Vigil pays respect to Virginia Tech victims and families

lAURA FONg Freelance Reporter In honor of the 33 lives lost during the Virginia Tech shooting on April 16, Uni- versity students and com- munity members held a candlelight vigil in the Erb Me- morial Union Amphitheater on Monday night. Tea lights dotted the pho- tographs of the 33 victims that lined the bottom step of the amphitheater. Attendees quietly lit can- dles and wrote their thoughts to the victims’ friends and families on white pieces of pa- per that would later be sent to Virginia Tech. University junior and fam- ily and human services major Jory Card organized the event through a Facebook group commemorating the victims of last week’s shooting. “These people are just like us — they could be your friends, your family,” Card said to the crowd of about 60 attendees. “This is a time to be quiet with your friends and ™ honor those who were lost.” AMbER MEES | Photographer Students Callie Parks and Erin Humphrey’s candles shine bright at a tribute for lost Virginia Tech students. University senior and jour- nalism major Meghan Hilliard heard out about the event from Card, who is her room- said she came to the vigil to like this tomorrow, I don’t campus lines are blurred since evaluate the true meaning of mate. Hilliard said she had a pay respect to the Virginia know what I would do; it’s we’re all going to school,” having a safe campus.” “reality check” when Card Tech students and faculty. such a huge tragedy.” Funke Hilliard said. “This happened Card said that “safety” brought home the stack of 33 “I realize how short life is said. “There are a lot of peo- about 3,000 miles away, but should extend further than photographs of the victims and that it can be taken away, ple whose lives (the victims) it’s still pertinent here and “physical safety.” People later used for the vigil. just like these people here,” did affect, and I don’t think everywhere else.” should also be respectful of “The fact that the pictures Ashworth said. that should be forgotten just Card said he wanted to those who have different take up the whole first row Ashworth heard about the because we’re far away. “ bring students together one opinions and backgrounds. of our EMU amphitheater, I vigil from her friend Megan Hilliard agreed that the far week after the shooting to He asked the attendees: think is astounding,” Hilliard Funke, a University fresh- distance from Virginia Tech is remind them that they have “How many times have you said. “It’s a real eye-opening man and psychology major, unimportant, and that unfor- “the ultimate say in our seen someone on 13th Av- visual because we hear of the who also emphasized the tunate events like the Virginia campus’ safety.” enue that you recognize and 33 victims, but to see them is importance of paying her re- Tech shooting unite students “I want to honor the vic- just ignore? I’m guilty of it really impacting.” spects to those affected by across the country. tims and spark a change on too. My challenge to you d_1x24p_1 Lane Community College the shooting. “In situations like this, campus to bring us together,” is to find a way to bring us freshman Elizabeth Ashworth “If my friends were gone campuses unite as one; Card said. “I’d like to re- together as a campus.”

RECRUIT NEW MEMBERS. 346-3712 d_6x7p_1 Wednesday, April 25, 2007 Oregon Daily Emerald 7 Instructor: Students say Sepúlveda opens their eyes to the world

Continued from page 1 consider low state financial University senior Lorraine decreasing diversity support a legitimate reason Dowty said Sepúlveda en- Spanish Instructor Jesús “When you think you im- not to renew the contract of a courages students to think Sepúlveda’s contract will prove yourself; you clarify diverse faculty member. about concepts in deeper not be renewed for the your ideas and you cultivate Josué Peña-Juarez, a ju- ways, provoking compel- 2007-08 academic year. your spirit,” Sepúlveda said. nior majoring in ethnic stud- ling discussion and personal University seniors Pris- “Without an understanding ies and history, works on re- exploration. They met at a cilla Ann Mendoza and of the world we as human cruitment and retention in the Tsunami Books poetry read- Laura Stull created the “Save beings are going to collapse. Multicultural Center. He said ing where Sepúlveda not only Sepúlveda” campaign to The only way to under- the University’s lack of com- read, but inspired Dowty to persuade the University to stand the world is to have a mitment to create a caring, register for his class. Sepúlve- renew Sepúlveda’s contract and to mobilize students to diverse place.” inviting environment to retain da also came highly-recom- Stull said that outlook is get involved in budgetary ethnically diverse faculty has mended from two of Dowty’s and administrative matters characteristic of Sepúlveda. resulted in a distrust of ad- graduated classmates. at the University. “He’s got a knowledge base ministrators by students. He Although Mendoza and Despite the Department that so many people in the ac- suggested that administrators Stull initiated the cam- of Romance Language’s ademic community, and the should foster a dialogue about paign in hopes of convinc- financial explanation, some world in general, don’t have,” diversity rather than just say- ing the University to renew students are upset that the she said. ing the campus is welcoming Sepúlveda’s contract, Men- University is not making Barbara Altmann, head of and open to diversity. doza said they have come to more of an effort to recruit the Department of Romance “The U of O is very good grips with the harsh reality and retain ethnically diverse Languages, said the loss at putting on a face of diver- that low budgets complicate faculty, and believe this of Sepúlveda is a result of situation is evidence of that sity and multiculturalism, but retaining faculty. attitude. “chronic underfunding.” As it’s not very apt to take that Bill Rankin is a 75-year- of 2005, only 10 percent of on and take accountability,” old University graduate who is jesús University faculty, officers of Peña-Juárez said. “It’s always who sometimes sits in on sepúlveda? administration and classified very superficial.” Sepúlveda’s classes. He’s The Spanish instructor employees were classified as Sepúlveda was slightly covering the bases he missed earned his Ph.D. from the minorities, according to the more forgiving, but also in college. University in 2003, and is University. Many people on observes misgivings in “I’m here because I was a celebrated Chilean poet with eight publications. campus feel that the Univer- the University. never taught to understand sity should prioritize hiring Sepúlveda tries to expand “(The University) tries, but outside my own culture,” he his students’ intellects and ethnically diverse employees. sometimes I notice there are said. “This is a serious prob- engage them with his inter- Last year the faculty diver- priorities, like building a foot- lem. If we’re going to have an national perspectives. His sity issue came to the fore- ball stadium,” he said. “Hu- important role in the world students praise his ability to front when former history manities in general are not we have to know what the motivate students and instill professor Martin Summers very well-treated. There’s no world is.” passion in them. left the University to accept a balance at all.” Both Rankin and Men- higher-paying faculty position The campaign’s co-creators doza, independently of one professors of color,” he said. at the University of Texas. plan to generate a petition, another, said Sepúlveda is Peña-Juárez stressed the Students responded by pro- collect personal testimonies an instructor with the abil- importance of forging a rela- testing outside Johnson Hall and, most important, encour- ity to open students’ eyes to tionship between a student and submitting a petition call- age student involvement in the world. and an instructor, and said ing on the University to make budgetary issues and admin- Nevertheless, that rare that’s difficult to do when in- the greatest possible effort to istrative decisions. The testi- talent may not be enough structors can’t stick around retain Summers. mony collection, which will for the University to renew long enough to get to know Vice Provost of Institutional be placed in a permanent file the contract. their students. He said the eth- Equity and Diversity Charles of Sepúlveda’s, is intended Despite Altmann’s dismiss- nic studies professors he had NEWS NOW. NEWS NOW. NEWS Martinez was unavailable for to speak for the instructor’s al of race as a factor in either as a freshman are no longer comment on the situation. talent should another uni- hiring or firing, Peña-Juárez teaching at the University. NEWS NOW. NEWS NOW. NEWS As in Sepúlveda’s case, the versity consider him as a finds the redundant situation University said “limited finan- potential hire. “suspicious and convenient.” Contact the higher NEWS NOW. NEWS NOW. NEWS cial resources” accounted for Those who have had him “It’s hard to believe that education reporter at NEWS NOW. NEWS NOW. 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Cafe: Renovated location offers a mix of indoors and outdoors, new menu items and old favorites

The renovated McMenamins East 19th Street Cafe has new tables and iron work. Matt Nicholson | Photographer Continued from page 1 much as possible,” Hamp- “We’ve got some great custom-made iron work and son said. “It should be pretty additions,” Hampson said. a woodstove, McMenamins comfortable both inside However, the McMenamins General Manager Blair and outside.” favorites are still present, Hampson said. The refurbishing extended he said. “There’s nice seating to the menu too, which now “We’ve still got good beer around the stove and we includes freshly baked pizzas from our brewery in Rose- have two big barn doors that and calzones, fish and chips, burg, and we’re looking for- open out onto the patio that and $5 items such as spicy ta- ward to still being a part of we hope to keep open as cos and a curry rice bowl. the neighborhood.” 8 Oregon Daily Emerald Wednesday, April 25, 2007 Budget: The proposed cuts will also slash student services funding

Continued from page 1 services funding across the university system. more than 10 years, accord- Since 2004 the University ing to a report prepared by the has already cut $324,444 from Oregon Student Association. student services, including Over the past six years tu- the Career Center, the Office ition has increased on aver- of Student Life, the Counsel- age of $1,734 at Oregon uni- ing Center, the student union versities and the report states and the Office of International the raising tuition forces stu- Programs. dents to make a life decision The prospect of even of whether they can afford to less funding has some stay in college. students worried about With rising tuition, students the future of other student on remission scholarships are services programs. forced to pay the difference “ASPIRE (Access to Stu- between their original schol- dent assistance Programs in arship amount and the new Reach of Everyone) is being tuition amount. zero-funded to make up for “I wanted to stay a fifth other budget cuts,” said Lle- year to double major in Span- ras, who is also testifying on ish, and if tuition goes up 18 behalf of the Oregon Students percent that will significantly of Color Coalition today. “It impact my ability to make up helps one of Oregon’s fast- the difference,” said Jen Lle- est growing populations, ras, a junior majoring in eth- under-represented students, nic studies. “I won’t be able and right now we’re losing to stay the extra year to get some of Oregon’s best and the double major.” brightest because they are Oregon students gradu- losing funding.” ate with an average debt of ASPIRE pairs high school $19,420 and of the university students with volunteer students surveyed in the OSA mentors to help them ap- study, 67 percent reported ply for financial aid and being in debt. college and provides other The 85 percent reduction tools to help them reach to the capital construction higher education. Students fund will dramatically affect of color, low-income stu- areas such as building main- dents, first-generation and tenance, the construction of rural students have been new buildings and updating brought to Oregon’s col- science labs. leges through the help of the Student’s rallying in Salem ASPIRE program. today will give testimony in “The Co-chairs’ budget opposition of the co-chair’s spells disaster for Oregon’s proposed budget cuts and to university students,” said support House Bill 2198. OSA Board Vice Chair and Student tuition is sent to Portland State University a special checking account Student Body President to accrue interest and that Courtney Morse in a press interest is sent to the State’s release. “How many more General Fund. students would opt out of a degree? How many more HB 2198 allows the State would struggle through col- Treasurer to invest that lege only find themselves money, approximately $19 buried under a mountain of million, in the Department of student loan debt? Students Higher Education instead of in from across the state will be the General Fund. asking members of the Ways HB 2198 passed the House and Means Committee to re- Revenue Committee on store the investment that the Mar. 15 and now has been Governor made in us.” referred to the Ways and Means Committee. Contact the city, state politics reporter at jreed@dailyemerald. The proposed budget com cuts will also slash student

Politics GOP criticism. Wilson, who’s a political Republicans say lesbians organizer for the main public violated House rules employee union, Local 503 of SALEM, Ore. — House Re- the Service Employees Inter- publicans raised a stink Mon- national Union, said she felt day because a lesbian lobbyist it was important to sit with sat with her partner — state Kotek as the House debate Rep. Tina Kotek — at her desk the domestic partners bill.She on the House floor last week also questioned the timing of during a lengthy debate about the GOP criticism a week after gay rights. the House debate. Kotek and labor lobbyist “I was acting in that capac- Aimee Wilson sat together as ity as her spouse,” Wilson the House passed bills to give said. “I just have to wonder same-sex couples the ben- whether this is about really efits of marriage and to out- protecting the process or if law discrimination based on this is really about the issue sexual orientation. at hand.” On Monday, the House Re- A spokesman for the House publican leader complained speaker’s office, Russ Kel- that Wilson’s presence vio- ley, said allowing Wilson to lated House rules that pro- sit on the House floor was hibit lobbyists from being an inadvertent mistake and on the House floor while the that Kotek had apologized for chamber is in session. the oversight. “Registered lobbyists “It never crossed anyone’s should not have access to the mind that Amy was a lobby- House Floor, regardless of ist, or would have been there the circumstances,” House as a lobbyist,” Kelley said. Minority leader Wayne Scott He also said Kotek was said. “I consider any violation upset that Republicans were of the rules of the House to be raising the issue now. a very serious matter.” “She is beside herself. She Kotek, a Democratic law- is so mad that they made it maker from Portland, brushed into an issue,” Kelley said. past reporters Monday as she declined to discuss the —The Associated Press Sports editor| Luke Andrews [email protected] Wednesday, April 25, 2007 Sports (541) 346-5511 Business Kilkenny speaks to students about the business of Oregon sports The new athletic director spoke to the Sports Business 455 class about his new job and new challenges Dan Jones Freelance Reporter Newly appointed athletic director Pat Kilkenny has discovered that there are a cou- Christin Palazzolo | Photo Editor ple of similarities between his new job and More than 80 cheerleading hopefuls tried out for the women’s team last week. After three days of tryouts, nine new women and nine men made the squad. his former one. Kilkenny, who spent 32 years in the insur- ance business, met with the students enrolled in the Sports Business 455 class Tuesday to discuss the business of running a major athletic department. He said both jobs are relationship-orient- ed and deal with management. But mostly, Cheering oregon on he said, his new sports gig is an entirely Three days of nerve-racking tryouts — for newcomers and some returning someone with a great personality, proportion- different world. ate body size, someone who feels comfortable “You have to be sensitive with everything members alike — determine Oregon’s cheerleading team for next year in their skin, who can dance and can work it you say and do,” Kilkenny said. “I’m not and just the potential in people too.” very good at it but I’m getting better.” Jacob May Wednesday, Thursday and Friday last week, To help diffuse the pressure, the judges Sports Reporter Kilkenny’s transition from insurance deals with the cuts being made at the end of each brought in Oregon’s senior running back to dealing with people who sign checks to The inside of McArthur Court is known for day after nearly four hours of workouts. Andiel Brown Wednesday night who impro- watch football and basketball games. Kilken- its hostile environment and pressure-cook- “It’s always a stressful process,” senior and vised a self-described “crumping” routine, ny is no stranger to big bucks, but since step- er situations where athletes often crumble former cheer captain Valorie Darling said. “I al- a sort of hip-hop dancing style, before the ping in on April 1, he has had to learn the under the ridicule and taunts from Oregon ways feel bad for the people coming in because tryout began. ropes of a new position. spectators. it’s really overwhelming. They’re learning ev- “The judges wanted to lighten things up “It seems like you don’t finish anything,” Although there were only a few specta- erything at once and they’re being watched because it’s really tense in here,” Brown said. Kilkenny said jokingly. “It’s like getting on a tors last week, Mac Court was still one of the constantly by everyone with their notepad. “I hope the girls understand that they didn’t treadmill. I don’t understand how guys like most tense, nerve-racking places for at least a It’s scary and it’s really intimidating with have to (repeat what I just did).” (former Athletic Director) Bill Moos did it for few athletes. all these cute girls coming in with their coor- Even before the tryout began, men’s captain 12 years. It requires a lot of energy.” There were plenty of sweating people, ner- dinated outfits and with their hair looking at David Hill could see the anxiety in everybody. Kilkenny and senior associate AD for vous breakdowns, gut-wrenching performanc- its best.” “When they first walk in, getting their num- compliance Gary Gray talked to the class in es and many tears once it was all over. Oregon cheerleading is one of the most na- bers, you can see it on their faces. They’re re- the Lillis Business Complex about running a It was the annual Oregon cheerleading tionally recognized programs in the country, ally timid and nervous,” Hill said. major athletic department. Students asked tryouts. winning the USA Nationals Performance in Another football player in attendance was about costs for a new basketball arena, host- With approximately 80 girls, mostly se- 2005 and finishing second in 2006. So if some- junior tight end Ryan Keeling, who helps out ing the 2008 Olympic Trials and the challeng- niors in high school and some University stu- one is going to make this team, they’re going the stunt team during the national champion- es associated with non-revenue sports. dents hoping to make the final cut, only nine to have to be near perfect. ships. He was there to catch a glimpse of the Kilkenny, who’s in charge of 18 made the squad. Plenty of hearts were broken “The judges are looking for the whole potential newcomers. teams, 180 employees, and a $41 over the course of the three tryout dates on package,” Darling said. “They’re looking for turn to Cheer, page 10 turn to kilkenny, page 10 Golf administration Bartko returns to the Despite better play, Ducks continue to slip Ducks’ athletic dept. Jim Bartko will rounds played so far, USC has Though both teams posted lower scores, neither return to Eugene as the only five rounds over par, and senior associate athletic the men nor the women improved their positions no Trojan has more than one. director, newspaper In the reverse of Oregon’s sources report. WILL SEYMOUR lead with Lovemark after the tournament, USC took off Both The Register- Freelance Reporter first round of the tournament, Monday afternoon and never Guard and The Orego- The good news is the also birdied the sixth hole only looked back. Lovemark, the nian confirmed his hir- Oregon men’s golf team shot to have that good work undone No. 5 player in the nation, ing Tuesday afternoon, better on Tuesday than its dis- by bogeys on 7 and 9. The back led the charge with scores of less than a year after he appointing second round on nine was also even, making a 69, 66 and 67 in the first three left the University for a Monday at the Pacific-10 Golf par score for the day. rounds. Lovemark doesn’t similar position at Cal. Championships at the Eugene “I need to putt better. It gets even have a blemish on his Bartko’s return brings Country Club. me into some trouble,” Sipe scorecard, playing those 54 the possibility of a new said. “I missed a couple putts holes without a bogey. The problem is, so did basketball arena closer everybody else. I thought I should have made, “I know that everyone says and that makes it tough to to happening. “I think Despite shaving four strokes it, but I just have to take it one there are some great keep the momentum.” shot at a time and not try to off of their score from Monday Sostak lost the momentum things that can be done afternoon, the Ducks slipped look ahead to the next hole,” and that I can be a small from his opening birdie thanks Lovemark said. from sixth place into 10th to a bogey just before the turn. part of,” Bartko told The heading into the final round But the freshman ended his The Ducks, meanwhile, will Register-Guard. tomorrow. Six other teams in round on a high note, card- try to salvage what they can Through his 17-year the field also bested their sec- ing two birdies in the last four and get out of the cellar. tenure previously, Bart- ond-round scores. One of the holes. The two-under 70 was “We got off to a good start ko established strong exceptions was USC, which is Oregon’s best score on Tues- and we did not finish it,” Or- ties with Nike founder running away with the tour- day and allowed Sostak to egon coach Casey Martin Phil Knight and acted as nament. The Trojans have move up 15 places into a tie said. “I’m glad there’s one a buffer between Knight an almost insurmountable for 28th. day left.” and Bill Moos until leav- 23-shot lead over their cross- “I played alright. I didn’t hit ing. “He will certainly town rival, UCLA. After being the ball that well, but I putted Women’s Golf help provide a lot of en- tied with Oregon after the first a little better,” Sostak said. “I The Oregon women’s golf ergy to that relationship,” round on Monday, USC shot a hope to hit the ball a little bet- team knocked a few strokes Christin Palazzolo | Photo Editor Athletic Director Pat torrid 33 under par in the next ter [tomorrow] and go low.” off its rough Monday score to Freshman Marcus Sostak described his round as “alright” after shooting Kilkenny said to 36 holes. USC’s Jamie Love- Senior Matt Ma suffered hang on to ninth place at the two under to lead the Ducks in the third round of the Pacific-10 Conference The Oregonian. The mark holds the individual lead two early double bogeys, but Pac-10 Women’s Golf Cham- Championships at the Eugene Country Club. arena project has re- at 14 under par. played well for the rest of the pionships at the Broadmoor shots over UCLA. At four un- tied for 12th place. Freshman gained steam after Or- The Ducks began the day round, finishing at three over Golf Course in Seattle. The der, Arizona State’s Anna Felicia Eastick and senior egon’s Elite Eight run hoping to shake off their strug- for the day. Junior Joey Bene- Ducks closed the distance to Nordqvist is the only player Kim McCready each shot 80 this past season and gles from Monday afternoon. detti shot a 76, and Eric Hast- eighth-place Washington State in the 50-player field currently in the second round. Hildahl Kilkenny’s hiring. Once again, early results were ings and Zeke Reyna each had by two strokes, putting Or- under par. improved her first round ef- An announcement is encouraging for the home a five over round on Tuesday. egon five strokes back of the Cathryn Bristow and Kate fort by 17 strokes. Victoria expected as early as to- team. Derek Sipe and Marcus The final round tomorrow Cougars in advance of the fi- Hildahl led the Ducks on Tues- Wenslow carded an 83 for day, so expect full cover- Sostak each birdied the first will likely be anti-climatic be- nal round tomorrow. Arizona day with 78s. Bristow jumped the day, but her round wasn’t age in the Emerald as the hole of the round. Sipe, who cause of the domination by State retained its overall lead, up five spots on the leader- added to the team total. story develops. was tied for the tournament the Trojans. Out of 18 team which now stands at seven board to enter the last 18 holes — Doug Bonham 10 Oregon Daily Emerald Wednesday, April 25, 2007 in my opinion | Stefanie loh Jack-of-all-trades...with a closet of gear to match Jack-of-all-trades, master of none. is part of the reason why I can play my life before I got here and realized melon), was fascinated by soccer That’s me. The journeywoman ath- many different sports but can’t con- that hey, guess what, no one’s heard this fall (even though I have two left lete who’s played more sports than sider myself proficient at any one of of it, let alone played it. feet), and have since decided that I you can count on your fingers and them: I have a short attention span No matter. I picked up lacrosse. want to start road biking. A bike I toes combined, but whose overall and go through phases. Which I wanted to believe I was ordered off the Internet is en route win-loss column reads like Anna Oh, sports. How do I love thee? somewhat good at, but have since from Florida to Eugene as we speak. Kournikova’s career record before Let me count the ways. realized otherwise. It was fun, My room is a veritable museum of she decided she sucked at tennis and I was obsessed with the Ninja but now my lacrosse sticks sit in a my numerous sports obsessions. The would make more money and get Turtles and karate when I was corner of my room gathering dust. only constant that’s stood the test more ass out of modeling. about 8 years old. I took tae kwon Game, Set, Match Now that I’m earning a meager of time is tennis. I’ve played since Visions of failed tennis players do lessons until I hit green belt, salary for my daily toils at the cam- I was 10, and I’m still playing, and aside, I stepped into my room last then decided that it was too static Hinson from “A League of Their pus newspaper, that money goes learning, 11 years later. It’s frustrat- night and tripped over the softball and boring. Own.” I had a mitt and a bat, and toward feeding my sports addic- ing sometimes, like last night when I mitt that I’d forgotten I’d left by the I went through a Mighty Ducks my sisters, cousins and I would play tion with bigger, better toys than lost 8-1 to someone whom I knew for door, then cursed and half-fell over hockey phase when I was a kid. The pick-up games in my grandma’s ever before. a fact had an inferior serve and an in- the abandoned bike helmet that I’d problem was that in Singapore, ice front yard. But again I was limited I read Robert Kurson’s “Shadow existent forehand. But that’s the one dumped on the floor when I’d torn rinks are few and far between, so by geographical constraints: No-one Divers” two summers ago and de- sport I turn to in between phases, up my room earlier that day to find that idea didn’t last long either. plays softball in Southeast Asia. cided that I wanted to learn to scu- when I’m antsy and waiting for my new grip tape for my tennis racket. I tried track in my pre-puberty So instead I played netball, a ba dive so that I could go explore next phase to creep up on me. I have a myriad of sports days, when I was a rangy, skinny combination of ultimate frisbee and wrecks. I took scuba lessons, bought The bottom line: I’m a sports equipment littered all over the place. kid with zero muscle mass and little basketball: The one-step rule from my boots, fins, goggles and snor- junkie, through-and-through. But And I have this compulsive obses- to no endurance. Even at age 10, my ultimate applies, but it’s played on kel, got my PADI certification, then I’m the kind that likes to play sports. sion with sports stuff that compels type-A personality asserted itself, a court with two posts and nets, you decided that having to rent oxygen After all, I can’t sit still long me to feed the addiction by adding and I decided that coming in last can’t dribble the ball, and it’s all tanks and a wetsuit and drive to find enough to watch them unfold to the growing collection every time every time was bad for my ego. about quick passing. bodies of water was a hassle. on TV. something strikes my fancy. My softball phase at age 11 That, I was actually good at. I found basketball fun last winter There’s another problem, which was fueled by a desire to be Dottie Netball consumed seven years of (even though I huck it like a water- [email protected] Cheer: Members of the team with only one year of experience must try out again, which is still ‘scary’ Continued from page 9 returning cheerleaders were Meanwhile, on the men’s ing that no one had worked fection,” Early said. “It would The Judges mixed in with the crowd side, the competition wasn’t with each other and many be embarrassing (not to come The girls were taken There were more than of hopefuls and performed nearly as taxing. In Mac of the women had never at- back). Everybody knows through a routine to the tune a dozen judges, most for- the routine with relative Court’s hallway, 11 hopefuls tempted stunting with a man. you’ve been on the team.” of Janet Jackson’s “Get It Out mer or current cheerlead- ease while many girls stum- practiced their own cheer- There were plenty of shaky Me” that likely played more While some girls stood and ing coaches. Although most bled through it in their first ing routine of standing while performances. than 100 times during the watched the others perform had a background in cheer- few attempts. moving their arms through “It’s hard for some of the entirety of the tryouts. The in front of the judges, Early ing or dancing, some judges the air and chanting “Let’s girls because they’re learning and Pflugrad practiced the didn’t have any experience in go Ducks!” how to stunt with a guy for routine off to the side, making either department, according Five men made next year’s the first time,” Hill said. “You sure they had the dance per- to Boyd. team and four more will can kind of pick out who’s in fected when it was their turn. “They’re there to see join the squad pending ad- the running for the spots on Eventually, some of the other mittance to the University. the first day.” who they like to watch,” girls followed their lead and Boyd said. “It’s just a mat- Darling said that male cheer- practiced alongside them. leaders are fewer and farther Make the squad? ter of whether we’re good between and that the squad Although Pflugrad and performers, really.” Do it again. While members Early acknowledged that they can use as many as they can who have two years of expe- Boyd said that most fans get. The more men accepted might unintentionally intimi- don’t have any idea of the rience on the team are auto- date others because they’ve on the team means more matically assured a spot on technical aspects in their women can join the squad as been on the team before and routines, which is the idea the squad, people with only are practicing non-stop dur- well. But that doesn’t mean one year of experience have of having people without the cheerleading team accepts ing downtime, they’re just as any background in dancing to try out again the following intimated by the newcomers. every man who’s interested year. While those returning — just pick out the most en- — he has to be fit enough to may have more confidence, “We see these girls and tertaining dancers because lift one of the stunt women the judges also expect to see we’re like ‘she’s good. She that’s what it comes down to with one hand extended more out of them than the could take my spot on the when they start performing at over his head and be able to first-year recruits. team,’” Early said. Oregon games. catch her on the way down. “It’s a little bit less stressful, Even the veterans who Despite having laryngitis a He also needs to have a but there are higher expecta- watched from the Mac few days earlier, coach Lara- self-sacrificial mentality. tions,” freshman Amanda Court seats felt nervous for ine Raish had to remind the “The football players have Pflugrad said. “And if you the participants. participants during Friday’s pads, the girls have us,” for- don’t make it, how scary final cut that the most impor- mer stunt member Robert would that be?” “I know exactly how ter- tant element was to keep a Rivas said. “Either dislocate rifying it is,” sophomore and smile on their faces. Along with Pflugrad, junior a finger or let a girl fall on two-year veteran Lauren “Girls, if you want to make Christina Early was hoping to her head.” Boyd said. “I was so aware of this team, you have to show return to the stunt team and The men demonstrated everybody who was watching me that you want it,” Raish dreaded not making it back. their stunting ability by lift- me. I would rather perform in said. “Smile. Show some ing some of the women above “They see the other girls front of a panel of judges that personality.” their heads, though it was and see potential. If they look I don’t know than a crowd of a difficult process consider- at us they expect to see per- people my age.” [email protected]

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Continued from page 9 million from them. be $180 million. around 18 hours of television million budget, said his role “At the end of the day, we Kilkenny added that Mac coverage of the meet. Gray with Oregon is to take the ath- have to raise money from peo- Court may be demolished or said that the venue couldn’t be letic department from self-sus- ple to get this thing firing on all stay intact, possibly as an occa- more perfect for the Trials. taining to self-supporting. He’s cylinders,” Kilkenny said. sional practice facility and as a “Hayward Field is the acquired one of only 17 pro- He’s on track. Kilkenny just constant Oregon landmark. Yankee Stadium or the Wrigley grams whose revenue stream received a $1 million dollar Though the basketball Field of track,” Gray said. matches its expenses, Kilkenny donation Monday from a do- arena is expected to be a ma- Between all the money and said. Continuing that depends nor who matched that amount jor revenue-generator for the big decisions, Kilkenny is keep- on maximizing the big-profit with an earlier donation to the department, Kilkenny said the ing a sense of humor about his sports. Gray said 85 percent business school. 2008 Olympic Trials will not new job. of the department’s revenue Money will be needed to draw in profits from the use of human comes from football, with the convert the Williams’ Bak- Hayward Field. “I’ve agreed to take charge rest coming from men’s bas- ery site into a state-of-the-art Kilkenny said there’s been for a couple years,” Kilkenny ketball. The department, Gray basketball arena. Kilkenny an $8 million “capital call” for said. “I don’t charge much said, has spent $10 million on estimated that the maximum the Olympic Trials. Kilkenny so they might keep me for traffi cking...the other sports only makes $1 amount for a new arena could said he expects there to be a while.” ... the perfect crime curious about APS IS HIRING!

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