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ASUI election results brings in we new senators turn this for possibly the shortest senate all given pey iricreeses by idaho Less than 900 students out semester budgetapproval in history. In the Gov. Ceci Andrus, whidt forces WF KAPOII'ASY past, the approval process has the ASUI to budget more for By combiried. Leaving the senate at the end of StaN Writer "I taken up to three hiurs. But Hart, those positionL This will mean a can't think of anything to the semester are Daniel Whiting, who heads the finance committee dip into the Getteral Recurve, Five new faces and two famil- say," said a visibly moved Ben- Will Hart, Kelly Cross, William called for the consent, and it was which still has more cash than the iar ones have a job in the ASUI nett after hearing the results. Ben- Gilbert and Carman Mendez. passed withouta dissenting vot». recommended 10to 15percent of Senate next year. nett said she immediately plans Valorie French and Kari Bellis- 1%ebudget for the coming fls- the total operating budget The senate race came to a close to start visiting her living groups, ton were both voted in for the cal year will ring in at $38,108. "It went very smoothly," Rock yesterday as students headed to and continue the projects she two open faculty council ASUI President Richard Rock said. "Wegave programs the best the polls to elect seven senators. started last semester. positions. said he is pleased overall. we could with the dollars." Winners are as follows: No iYs not coincidence, just In other ASUI govenunent "IYs a lot more than I would Also at Wednesday's meeting, ~ Kristen Bennett 634 votes. family as two of the 13 senators news . have liked, but it really couldn' Amtul Sheikh was elected senate ~ Steve Stroschein: 541 share the name Sheikh. Zahrah By moving for unanimouscon- be helped," Rock said. Those in pro-tern to replace Daniel will be joining her sister Amtul votes. sent, Will Hart cleared the way the budget on a state salary were Whiting. ~ Allison .Lindholm: 541 on the senate next year. Zahrah votes. This will mark Lindholm's said things won't get too cozy. third year as a senator. "We'e worked together, but ~ Zahrah Sheikh: 510 votes. we'l vote the way our own indi- ~ Rob Blinzler: 479 votes. vidual living groups want us to," Blinzler is also a returning Zahrah said. Zahrah plans to senator. begin immediately working on ~ Tom Sheffield: 387 votes. the lack of facilites for disabled - ~ Cade King: 363 votes. students. Anne-Taylor Harmsen and The number of students that incumbent Kelly Cross, who did did head to the polls was once not campaign, fell short. Tony again dismal. Only 891 students, Gonzales and Tabitha Simmons, or 10 percent cast a ballot. This is who were write-in candidates, about the same number, as last gathered under 100 votes election. One WSU athlete dead after bomb explodes GREG NRTON By found in Waldron's apartment Writer StaN except copper wire, which inves- One Washington State Univer- tigators couldn't directly attach sity football player is dead and to explosives production. another remains in crihcal condi- Quoted in the Spokes tnan Sw Ieclter teams hottt to ftayak from Ken KMbo at the Lji Se)lm Center Wednesday night. < um tion after a homemade bomb Retnne, ATF Officer Mike Kelly clrns woTo ) exploded in their car Monday said, "numerous components, night. including smokeless powder and Harvey Waldron, 22, died late receipts for the components," Tuesday night at Sacred Heart were found in Saadat's Medical Center in Spokane, apartment. Playboy photographer's presence Wash. where he was flown after ATF Agent Doug Farmer said initially being treated in Pullman. the bomb shop appeared to have causes controversy on Palouse Payam Saadat, 20, is being been in existence for quite some TAYLOR treated at Harborview Medical time. ~ Sy NWO Center in Seattle where he was On Wednesday Tennant said a Assistant EdNor is transported after the blast. He bomb making guide book was With an offAuty Moscow police officer keep- lost his left also found in Saadat's apartment. reported to have ing watch outside of his hotel room Wednesday, playboy photo- severe hand, as well as receiving The exploded pipe bomb was David Mecey quietly said he took every precau- grapher David in burns. Harborview spedalizes reported by the ATF to have been tion for his second visit to the Palouse. Mccoy (feature burn treatments. constructed from galvanized Apparently, Mecey didn't want a repeat of the story on p. 12). was holding the Saadat, who pipe, smokeless powder, and a rather unique welcome wagon he received nearly {JOE sTROHMAIER it exploded, was'a bomb when triggering mechanism consisting a decade ago. DHQTO ) Ram passenger in the Dodge of a flashlight bulb, a clock and a Mecey, a contributing photographer with Play- was driving. nine-volt didn't this time Charger Waldron battery. boy magazine, came to Pullman in 1985 looking consist of threats. Then again, At 10:45 p.m. on Irving Street in UI Campus Police Comman- for Washington State women interested in posing Mecey wasn't in Pullman. Pullman the bomb accidentally der Jake Kershisnik said the simi- nude for "Girls of the Pac-10," a special edition "Itook a different approach to the one I used in blow- detonated inside the truck, larities to the two pipe bombing featuring selected women from Pac-10 1985,"Mecey said. "Iwanted to stay in Moscow blast- ing out)he windshield and incidents on the Idaho campus universities. because I assumed the protesters wouldn't drive ing a hole through the roof. have been discussed with ATF His didn't unnoticed as up to 100 all the way over here. The magazine also decided Ten- stay go Pullman Police Sgt. Chris officials. women picketed the hotel where he stayed. While that security would be present from day one." the nant said Saadat was holding "At this point we won't rule protesters were nothing new for Mecey, an Security in this case meant that representatives vehi- the bomb on his leg when the out any possibilities," said environment filled with intimidation and threats of Playboy magazine contacted the Moscow Police in the cles vibrations set it off Kershisnik. certainly was. According to Mecey, he received Department in hopes of hiring a police officer for Waldron's head. direction of Farmer said the three bomb- several anonymous phone calls threatening him Mecey's visit. Pull- Early Tuesday morning, ings will be compared. with bodily harm if he didn't leave. Moscow Police Chief William Brown said the vast man Police uncovered a The bombings in Moscow, one The fina( blow occurred when hotel manage- request wasn't an unusual one since his office has sup- assortment of bomb making inside an unoccupied vehicle and ment asked Mecey to leave after it discovered handled several other requests for officers. He Ten- plies in Saada Ys apartment. the other detonated inside a how he made his living. said as long as the outside work doesn't interfere of the nant, along with members Gaul t Hall bathroom, also While Mecey was again in town to find WSU with an officer's regular duties, the department Tobac- Federal Bureau of Alcohol involved the use of pipes and women for the 1993 Pac-10 issue, the mood was will usually agree to such proposals. Brown also co and Firearms, found what they smokeless powder. markedly different to the one of eight years ago. noted businesses must compensate officers for deemed a bomb making shop UI Football player Jonathan No protesters marched outside, and the constant materials to make Please see PLAYBOY Page 3» with enough Please see BOMB page 4> stream of phone calls to Mecey's hotel room several bombs. Nothing was FRIDAY ARGONAUT Edited by Shari hletOn APRIL 23, 1993 (208) 885-8924

Students upset over proposed living fee increases ~y ALIIS I%TON 14ews Editor not reprtesented in the forum was the graduate student pointed out the future UI students coming he already has loans to pay for No one is happy about the from high schools around the school. "Idon't want to have to proposed Itse increases for resi-, state. "I%ere are alot of worries borrow money to pay rent." dence halls and family housing. not represented here...Next Students of resident halls also In an open forum held last year's residents," he "will had their share ~ "The Godfather, Fhands Ford Coppola's Academy said, of concerns. night, students voiced many face an'even increase "I'e Awanl winning saga, will be shown at 7 p.m today and tomor- larger if we never lived in an apart- complaints about the inchhrase to back now." ment with those row in the Borah Theatise of the Student Union Building. away kinds of percen- administrators from the Univer- Jerry Wallace, Vice President tages of increases in one year," of Idaho and ~ Western Dance, sponsored the sity Housing Dining for Financial Affairs, said stu- said Curtis, of the Wallace Com- by Range Club, will be held Services. at 9:30p.m. today upstairs at the North Four D.Tickets are dents are not going to be seeing plex. $2 at One of the biggest voices came the door. For information call Dale at 885~. improvements in one year. For While the university may be from UI Family Housing who the prioritized projects for the UI looking for a comparable market already experienced an increase ~ Fhee lazy~ye checkup foh childken from ages four to six Housing and, Dining System, value to justify the increases, in rent in Sept. of 1992. some of the will be held from 10a.m. to 4 p.m. tomorrow and Sunday at the improvements, such Curtis said they are not reason- According to Marvin Tucker, a as bed replacement, take "Both Palouse Empire Mall. The event is sponsored by Delta Gamma only able. of those figures are resident of the South Hill Apart- place every 25 out of line what's sorority. For information call Sara at 885-6281. years.'any with out there ments, his family's apartment students, however, in the real world. rent went hum $335per month to ~ "Women in Mali" is the feature of the International argued that while they agreed Tucker said the town apart- $385, a 15 pertcent increase. On they need some Women's Association meeting to be held at 2 p.m. Saturday at may improve- ment owners are increasing rent top of these expenses, Tucker ments, 1832 Pine Cone Road. Kadia Traore, a student from Mali, will they would rather see the because of the housing crunch points out he has to pay electrici- incrhiases present the program. The meeting is open to all interested come gradually over and demand for more apart- ty, medical bills, student fees and women in the community. For information call the time. Most agreed that the ments. "That is simply greed on International many other expenses to Friendship Association at 885-7841. support incrhiases will strain their already the part of the owners...The town his familiy's needL tight budgets. is scalping people. I don't think Surprisingly enough,. even "I ~ "Pet Beihaviohr Why Goorl Do Bad can't corn'e up with the the university needs to be in the Dogs Things is the title Roger Oettli, Director of UI of a slide/lecture presentation to be given at 7 money...l'm tapped out," said same ballpark with them," he p.m. Monday in Housing, is not with the the Bustad Auditorium of the College of Veterinary happy one graduate student. %he fig- siild. Mediane at inchsssms. But not making the Washington State University. The presentation is sponsored ures, he said, constitute an And while fees be incrhras- by inchsrases now, he said, will may the Comlsanion Animal Aid and Placehnent just incrhrase of$600 in yearly sent for ing, Tucker said the Society. make it worie in the future. salaries of family housing, money that is family housing residents aren' "We can back away hem that ~ UI Sthsdents for will just not avaflable to many UI stu- being increased as well. "Every- Life,apts-lifeaction youp, hold regu- proposal;butitmeans weheback- Lrr meetings at 7:30p.m. Mondays in the Pow Wow Room ofthe dents. thing is going on cam- ing away hehn imphovementL" up SUB. For infohhnatiohr call 885458. When asked about getting pus...and I'm Oattii pointed out one notgetting a cones- group loans to help pay the extra costs, ponding raise in income." ~ Chemlsthy depahtmehit will hold a hetirehnent reception for Dr. Hank Juve hoin 2:30p.m. to 4:30p.m. Tuesday in the Appa- loosa Room of the SUI.

~ Inthotluctioa to hhsckclimbing is offered hhim 7 p.m. to 10 p.m. every Tuesday at the UI Climbing Wall in the Memorial Gymnasium. The cost is $5. For information call 8856810.

~ Individuals Motivated to Make a Difference (I'M MAD) is sponsoring a workshop to provide easy and creative ways to influence elected officials. The workshop will be held at 7:30 p.m. Tuesday at the Moscow Community Center. For informa- tion call Mark at 8824445.

~ League of Women Voters of Moscow will hold its regular brown bag meeting at 12 noon Wednesday in 'the Ee-da-ho Room of the SUB.

~ Open Mike Night will beheld at 8p.m. April 30in the Van- dal Cafe. This will be ASUI Production's last coffeehouse pre- sentation of the year.

~ Retihement heception for Fred Chapman, prrifessor of theatre arts, will be held at 4 p.m. May 2 at the Moscow Hotel.

~ Sex Research Conference will be held at1 p.m. May 3 in the Q'r Gold and Silver Room of the SUB.The conference will consist of 'I posters, displays and pretu.ntations by students about attitude surveys conducted on sexual harassment and AIDS testing, etc. THE HUMOR a All graduating seniohs can pick up their caps and gowns from8am.to5p m.May4,5and6attheAlumni Loungeacross cf from Farmhouse Fraternity. For information call 8854154. PATRICK F McMANUS ~ Persons who park bicycles should take extra care to ensure they are not parked in areas that might obstruct or impede the 0 A One-Man Show safe use of UI facilities. Areas where bicycles should not be l I -. R parked include guard railings and hand rails at building Starring Tirn Behrens entrances and access ramps for the disabled, as well as stairwell Qr landings and hallways inside buildings. For additional informa- f' at Directed Jack Delehanty tion call the Environmental Health and Safety Office at 885-6524. by

~ Copies of the 1993Honors Convocation program are avail- able at the Honors Center in room 102 of the Psychology Friday, April 23, 1993 - 8:00 p.m. Building. Beasley Petformine Arts Coliseum ~ Summer '93 Bulletin is now available at the SUB, Book- Reserved Seats: store, Satellite SUB,College of Education, Administration Build- Adults: $ I 2 5 $ I4 —Seniors: $ IO ri $ I2 ing and Registrar's Office. Students can register on-line through Students: $5 d $7 May 7. For information contact Summer Programs and Extended Learning at 885-6237. General Admi ~ sion: $5 —Family Plan: $24

TICRETS ars ~ Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Association meets regularly. Office hours are Tuesdays from 5:30p.m. to 8:30p.m. For infor- Coliseum 8ox Office —Ticket Express - 508 mation call 885-8959. Confidentiality is assured. and all G d 8 Select-A-Seat Outlets Phone Orders: I-800-335-SEAT items for Campus and Community Events must be submitted to thc Argonaut editor-in-chiefs office by Surrday at 6 p.m. Tuesday's for A BPAC Production issue and Wcdncsdayat 6 p.m. for Friday's issue. Due to space limita- I tiorrs, earliest dated material will run first. I'f I AROONAUT ~ FRIDAY, ANIL 28, IYVa .4 Activists dis cuss their opposition to recreational hunting By NATAL% SHNt10 Palouse view: . StaN Writer Brown, president of we speak of animals as needed," he stated. explained that bears, mountain Voice for Animals. 'tools for research', 'units of pro- "Population control is never a lions, wolves and coyotes have While "No 'to hunting may be a popu- longer can we afford to duction', or 'resources be motive for hunting. Hunters all been hunted. "At the same North- s'ole ben- lar pastime in the Inland manage wildlife for the harvested,'" he said. have other reasons: bonding time, management practices west, some have a different view efit of the hunting community," Pacelle explained modern day with friends, spending time in inflate population sizes of ungu- on the outdoor sport. he added. attitudes towards animals can be woods," he said. lates," he explained. "The the Fund is opposed to recre- The Fund was a major player in attributed to Aristotle and Renee "In addition, there is not a "In addition, why are the states ational hunting, a practice that the outlawing of mountain lion Descartes. "Aristotle felt that responsible ecologist that would sanctioning primitive weapons maims and kills 200 million ani- hunting in California in 1990,the rationality is the main criteria for say that shooting many species is that are less reliable, if hunting is mals per year," said Wayne outlawing of buffalo and grizzly moral worth,'" stated Pacelle. populat'ion control," he for population control?" he national the Paceile, director of bear hunting in Montana in 1991 "According to this belief, as ani- explained. "You don't need to asked. Mon- Fund for Animals, Inc. last and the outlawing of spring, bait mals aren't rational, they have no shoot mourning doves and quail Pacelle felt the best evidence day at the University of Idaho and hound black bear hunting in moral worth. for population control." He hunting is not 'required is the Law School Colorado in 1992. Courtroom. Pacelle emphasized he didn' added that in many states, pheas- Natonal Park system. "Ihe man- Pacelle spoke to about 150 Pacelle began with a presenta- believe that animals should have ants are released justbeforehunt- agement in the Nathnal Parks intent listeners, who were the ethics, many tion of zalationship of equal rights to humans, but ing season,and they are unable to prohibits sport hunting and trap-. with "We huntersconcerned his views science and animals. have humans should apply the same survive in the wQd. ping, We don't hou much of on hunting. an anthropocentric, or human- scrutiny to treatment of animals Pacelle next addressed the overpopulation problems in the Paeelle was sponsored by the centered, view. Humans are on as with treatment of humana issue of predatory animals. "If parks," he staled. student chapter of Palouse Voice top of the pyramid, ind animals Pacelle presented his arNz- population control is the objec- Pacelle questioned whether for Animals, Inc. "We believe are on the bottom, to be hunted ments to support his belief that tive, why are predators under the that Wayne will bring a fzjash and for sport, raised for food and hunting is not needed. fhe most gun?" Pacelle asked. He .Flsassj ~ NIII'zsys W much needed perspective on experimented on," explained frequent argument is that it' wildlife management to the Pacelle. needed for population. control. inland northwest," said Greg "Our language reflects this This is ridiculous. It's not C ~ L B ~ R:::,::,,:..(., T ~ Moscow police office Donnell Nailer, who I"I Ae::.::,':,",:,. >PLAYBOY s was handling the security duties for Msjjzay, said P outside work. the weak has gone by without any hint of trouble. All the precautions have erased any possible Despite the tranquility, one Moscow citizen anxiety that Mecey may have harboujjad about would rather see Mecey elsewhere. his return trip. With the past flrmly behind him, Doug Wilson, a Moscow pastor who has been Meeey took time to recount the hectic events from an outspoken cr'itic on issues ranging from abor- eight yeais ago. tion to porztography, said society is cruinbling "Honestly, the last time I was here, it was due to influence fmm publications like Playboy, fm@eiecli' "' scary," said Meeey shaking his head at the mem- and he said the magazinehas cheapened society's R)evIe, Rajjtjsjn( sjnri4ekletz':. ory. "It was ridiculous because they (pmtesters) views of women as a whole. were blaming Pfrzyboy for the problems of society. . "It was the firs visual example of mainstream iunelesse s I remember one sign vividly that said Playboy pornography, and it should have been hit with kills our children.'hat week was the longest everything we had back in the 1950s when it first week of my life." started," Wilson saki. "What we'e dealing with One pmspective candidate for the special issue, now is that society has become tolerant witli por- a WSU junior who requested anonymity, said she nography to the point where we are desensitized couldn't understand how public reaction could to the issue." be so negative. She said her decision to interview "In a very signifcant way, P is degrading came fmm her own free will, and that the beauty of women," a Pullman pastor solely "This doisn't Mecey didn't exert any pressure on her to try out. Rodney'arshall. magazine . "I'm herebeeause I want to be," she said. "IfI encourage the care and concern for women in our felt uncomfortable at any time, I would have culttle." walkjsd out." The battle over P~s pzasenci may be less :;In requesting anonymity, the student felt this intense than in 1985,but futhercontmversy could was the best route to take in avoiding pzassuzje be just a year away. and criticism once she arrived back in Pullman.. "I'ethought about pitching a plan for an issue 'Although events are calm in Moscow, she said devoted tb wtmten in the Big:Sky Conference," "I l . there are protest signs all over the WSU campus. Mecey said. really like the name plus I'e seen ~g In departing for Moscow, she even recalled hav- some gorgeous women here and at Northern Arizona." r ing seen one pmtest sign on her sorority's. lawn.

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Getting a foreign education >BOMBI the store. is easy "The materials used in all three Owens had the interior of his By DAVO JACKSON incidents could have been foreign career 1992Dodge Shadow ripped apart Staff Writer was to first get ties, even for entry level posi- bought at almost any hardware some when a bomb was thrown foreign experience. Some tions, in places like the former pipe store," said Odenborg. Learn a foreign language and examples he gave were the Peace Russia and Asia," he said. inside and detonated late last Set overseas Feb. At the time Owens said he any way you can. Corps and a study abroad prog- "There's not a lot of money in it, . Also different from the Pull- That was the one out to him. majority opinion ram as good ways to get experi- but you will get real good knew of no get man bomb, fuses were used to of the the Pullman sityy five member panel that ence. But he also warned not to experience." Commenting on detonate the two pipe bombs in said spoke about opportunities in take the easy way over to foreign The fifth speaker, Thomas Van explosion, Owens he did not Moscow. international know either Saadat or Waldron. work Wednesday countries and think you are get- Dechert, suggested a great place Fragments of the bomb deto- in the Brink . The second Idaho Hall Lounge. The ting a real experience. to study foreign countries and campus nated in Monday's bombing discussion, which occurred one sponsored by Univer-, "The worst way is to go on a interact with foreign students is bombing, have been sent to the ATF labor- of Idaho Career Services and tour and stay in a hotel where right here on campus. week after the first, blew apart a atory. Odenborg speculated the the bathicsom toilet on the second International Programs everyone is dependant on you," "There are many foreign stu- reports would take about a week Office, allowed the five speakers he said. "Find someway to vol- dents right here that are the floor of Gault Hall. Neither to get back to talk about resulted in their experience in a enteer and experience the whole brightest and best from their bombing personal "It appears the three bombs foreign country, and to offer country." countries," he stated. "What bet- injuries, were of equal strength," said advice for those interested in a Recent UI graduate and cur- ter way to learn than heim them." Witnesses at the Idaho campus Odenborg. "If either of the two career abroad. rent Daily Ncttrs reporter Kara The point all five speakers bombings reported seeing two Moscow bombs had been dis- Marty Anderson, the Senior Garten spoke about her study tried to focus on is that if students white males fleeing the scene charged in as dose a vicinity the Merchandiser and Assistant abroad directly after the explosions, ptogram, which allowed want io get involved, they should same traged y could have Manager for Lewiston Grain her to complete her degree in jump in wherever they. can. other correlations etdst. occuiycxi." Growers, Incin said he took Sweden. She said an important Study lan~es and get to a "There are three common "Our main concern all along advantage of that denominators," company's rule to follow is to know your country that they want to learn said Sgt Neil has been the danger to people dedsion to in the get foreign new sunoundingL about. And for those who think a Odenborg, who is investigating «xperimenting with these things, market in 1990. "Keep an open mind and avow the Moscow bombittgs, "We career abroad is too tough, and apparently our worst hers looked at different coun- yourself .to take risks," she Anderson disagrees. "Although I am prevented from were not unfounded." tries in Asia and'South America offered. "Study up on the differ- "International marketing is no discussing the particulars of the Meanwhile the WSU football to do business with bel'ore dedd- ences between culturas." different that having a cup of cof- Pullman incident." team and community ing on Taiwan," he 'The said. "Many Lobbying for the other side of fee and a doughnut down at the Odenborg said, similari- remain in s . Coach Mike states have foreign trade opera- using education to get to a fore- SUB while talking to friends," he ties arte intriguing, but we still Price is still in Seattle with tions going on in fotaign coun- haven't ign country was John Scaem, said. received all the details. SadaaYs family. tries. Idaho even has a trade Price found on the who taught English in Japan for 'ihe program drew a larger tags pipe Tennant said the investigation office io Taiwan." used in the first Moscow bomb- three yeara Ha told the group than expected crowd, which led will continue with possible Mack Tanner, a career diplo- determined that there are many opportuni- Career Services Director Dan ing were to have charges looming for Sftaciat. Wal- mat who served in Mexico, Peru, ties ftor English teachers in fore- Blanco. to raise the possibility of been purchased from a store in dron's body was scheduled for Panama and Thailand, said the ign countries right now. having another similar Southern Idaho, but Odenborg an autopsy Thursday, and his easiest way to started in get a "There are lots opportuni- workshop. said the receipts found in Wal- funeral will be Saturday in Bei- dron's apartment did not match kvue, Wash. The ¹1 Selection is >HUNT a 3 Open ll am Daily ~ esu mes a hunting isa form of matejIclnent or a form of agriculture. Grow- ing ctctps of animals to harvest seems to serve hunters more than wildlife. Selling hunting Ikenses 882-1111 THE ONLY ONE rea wor is a goal." He added hunting has become 428 W. 3rd ~xxIxIxx I high technology, with scopes, S Fenmt sal dedtn usistnnce SS timers and bait. "Hunting once ..'', had modest sets of fairness; Now,- ~ . ~ MtIII Typesetting ~ it's high tech and hounds. Hunt- ', ~ Reprodiietlon on fine statiotMNy'. ing a bear while eating isn' ~ Affmiable ces spor™ p A member of the audience attacked Pacelle's views on pre- $ dator animal hunting. "Thirteen; l 16.95 people have been killed by . mountain lions," a young man said, "what are you going to say .'. to some ldd's parents when he it' hotastind ttssnt Fsdttas istfstfts killed by a I 8~m>~i ~3th a I ~W'IF ~~/~" ~t lionF'acelle Everyday Carryaut retorted tlet 150people are killed each year by hunters, so always with 2FREEpops! eliminating hunting would save human lives. tfecnsrcemn SSS.SSSS ddt S. Main Mnscew, Idshe DOUBLE DARK I

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Want to become a journalist'? Have we got a deal for you! We at the Argonaut are fond of the let- If that's the case, please let the Argonaut the reasons ehy they are some of the best ters we have received over the past semes- staff know as soon as possible. We don' writers on staff. ter pointing out the typographical errors want to waste any more of our predous Absolutely no 's necessary. that slip by our weary eyes on paste up time building up stacks of clips and mak- We'l train you an, even provkle you with nights. ing useful professional contacts when we a pen and a notebook We all sleep better at night knowing so could waltz into full-time jobs two days The IP .t part is that even people from many ldnd individuals take the time to after graduahon. California are wekome. offer criticism. Even the anonymous people More than likely some students who who correspond in crayon and sign their would like to work for the Argonaut may . Above all ehe, the Argonaut is a student names with an X.are appreciated. feel a bit nervous about applying, or may newspaper. Its mission is to serve as a It is a bit perplexing, however, that no feel like they wouldn't fit in. Others may sow'f information for the student com- one ever tune in a completed Argonaut be waiting for a proper invitation. munity, to offer students a chance to voice employment application with their So here goes. All students who will be their opinions and to provide students critiques. attending the UI next fall —and who with the opportunity to learn the basics of What are we to assume from this little think they will have a few hours per week the newspaper businesa fact? Why does it seem that the people to spend learning the basks of newspaper who are willing to critidze us the most writing, editing and production —are The time has ccsne for aH good students offer to help us the least? hereby invited to apply for staff positions. to come to the aid of their newspaper. Also conheing is the fact that out of the Communication majors shouldn't feel that Applkations can be ked up at Oe Argo- dozens of students in the school of com- they are the only ones with something to nuui'information on the third floor of munication, only a relative handful ever contribute. Students in the colleges of Fore- the Student Union BuihSng. pass through the doors of the newspaper stry, Mines and Graduate Studies would If you have any questions, give us a call as writeis or editors. There must be so provide much needed diversity. Some of at N5-7S25. Our operators are standing by. many cushy jobs awaiting typical journal- the best writees on staff have never set —Pete Gomben ism graduates that they Ban't feel the need foot inside the Communication Building. to get any practical experience. Come to think of it, maybe that's one of Groin(ing old doesn' mean growing wise

, Ichalknge replan Nag, mas- ter honor story tailer, w a wrNng duel. I an .we8 awue of King'a Brandy stoty-taning aedentialL He is a Corgatelli bestMling arthar so ha must wmve lerribly bhane and fright- ful talea The following is my modest attempt to rival hen. 1%is story Commentary i~„'4;;:,$.'" goes back some seven yeats to a ni t. time when I was still in high. ing the eldest soti, I got the """'" school. The imprint of the event last-minute call to help because,:,'',:",".":.;'',::~<';:',:,::-,'';,':.,"'"".""."" c % mnains as a testimany to how it she was shott on wotkats. Ididn' shook me up. mind much. The Rnger Qeak The scene was a common dinners were usually tasty and ~eL. senior dtizen gathering place. As the duties of the job were Q~QitY director of an Maho Falls Senior minimal. Citizen's Center, my mother My inajor responsibility was coordinated all sodal activities lugging a coffe pot around dur- DIST. BY ONION FEATUllrs for the town's elderly popula- ing the meal, trying to fill the tion. One of these events was the Rease sea 8™GOpage 6> bi-weekly Bingo and Buffet SaPIOetr Ple ARGONAUT STAFFBOX Don't immortalize Weaver just yet Editor in Chief...... PeteGomben Advettising Manager ...Mark Jones Mari@gin Editor ...... MarySavage Production Manager ....Mark Pelletier You can almost hear the ban- don't exclude criminals based on Assonate Editor ...... Trane Bruno Photo Processing ...... Wayne Emory geographic location. News Editor ...... ShariIreton Advertising Sales ...... ,...,.. joes playing. Lifestyles Editor ...... ChrisMiller Rick D'ambrosio, Kirk Dyorich, Sitting high atop a remote It was during one of these Sports Editor ...... ,LorenRoberts Dan Garriott, Kim Jensen, northern Idaho mounta/n, Randy Doug surveillance missions that the Assistant Editor:...... DougTaylor Kevin Knight, Larry OIsen, Weaver lived a simple lifestyle Taylor two sides stumbled upon each Editor ...... ,.JeffCurtis Travis Quast Photo that would have made members other. The ensuing gun fight left. Copy Editor ...... Lori Barkley Advertising Production ... Smith, Martie Shelman, of the Beverly Hillbillks one federal officer dead along Staff Writers „,...... ,... Joy proud. r(g Michelle Bargen, Greg Burton, Bryan Gans, Mike Burkard His children received the best with two members of the Weaver Halo Dewitt, David Jackson, Operations Manager ...Stephanie Curry home-schooling he, could pro- family. Jeff Kapostasy, LaNae Empey, Program Advisor ...... DavidGebhardt Commentary Jason Uhiman, Russ Woolsey, Publ. Coordinator...... Cynthia Mital vide and he hunted and gathered This development, of course, Missy Wilson, Natalie Shapiro Classifieds ...... SusanTreu his own food. to the authorities that he would brought a full convoy of federal Contributing Writers...... Office Assistants.... This kind of self-reliance is never leave nor be taken alive. to the area, and the scene Stecy Hatcher, Elizabeth Poweil, agents Betsy Carver, Brandy Corgatelli, admirable most This might have provided a federal Tim Helmke, Elizabeth Powell, Shari Ireton considering peo- became a soap opera as Circulation...... are after discov- subtle clue to police that there Deann Northam, ple despondent agents set a camp trying to Photographers...... Dave Moritz, Mike Edwards would be possible violence if up ering an absence of milk in their persuade Weaver down from his Joe Strohmaier fam- went after Weaver. refrigerator. Weaver and his they home. Weaver supporters pick- weren't on mountain Nonetheless, law enforcement ily sitting a eted the area, and the scene The Argonaut is published, while the university is in session, on purely because of the lifestyle, authorities weren't able to sto- Tuesdays and Fridays, August through May. Mail subscriptions became besieged by media. mach his defiance so are $10 per semester, or $18 for the year. The publisher is the however. they begin The mob dissipated after Board the Associated Students - University of cov- surveillance Communications of Weaver was forced to take sending teams of Weaver was talked down, and he Idaho, Opinions expressed herein are those of the writer rmd are er after refusing to show in agents to the area around Weav- of the Associated Students of the up was subsequently hit with a nut purported tu be those seems federal er's home. University of hleho, the faculty, the university, or its Board of court. It that 10-count indictment on charges Argonaut is member of the Associated Cullegiefe authorities wanted him to At least, they were showing Regents. The e ranging from murder to the ini- Piwss, the College Newspaper Business rmd Advertising Managers answer for an alleged federal some consistency. Association, rmd subscribes tu the Society of Professional tial firearms violahon. Journalists'ode of Ethics. weapons violation. If criminals knew that running Weaver's federal trial is now in situation could have been to a remote area would eliminate The full swing in a Boise courtroom, POSTMASTER: Sued address changes tu the Arguneui, Suite 30 I, of left at that because after being their chances being arrested, and it has been well-publicized SUB, Univursiry of Iduliu Mus(.uw l<4hu 83843, hun- arrested once, Weaver posted there would probably be that federal prosecutors are wor- bail and returned to his dreds of Randy Weaver-type mountain-top prison. He vowed situations. Fortunately, laws Please see WEAVER page 6> C ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1993«AROONAl/T

coming hem one or two people. still being controlled the ly by that. right, they were >BINGO «~ 5 At least half the people in that same self-centeredness that +WEAVER I 5 merely ~ ~ checking on rumors that Dallas room were up to the-same trick. caused all of us to over cups as fast as those old folks fight toys ned about secunng a conviction. was poaching. People with such a drive to win, as small children. could empty them. My only other Apparently, they are worried The same principles in either for the attention they The whole event shook that apply job was to collect money from the me jurors will be sympathetic the Weaver ordeal. Although might receive or the small prize more than a little. To think these towards Weaver because players between each Bingo of the Weaver may have been leading money they might capture, that people were leaving the world perceived harassment game. he the simple life in Naples, taking they were willing to resort to not any better than they came in. received from Each card the senior wanted to federal officers. someone's life doesn't represent cheating. To think that in 70 of You'e play cost 50 cents. Most players years living kidding me. the normal guidelines forbeing a Not only was there massive their moral character had With the same bought one or two cards to play, questionable public inspiration. Nor should it. cheating going on, but spouses improved little, if To mentality that has made but some paid for and played as any. grow Claude Weaver is not to blame for the who had been married fifty years continually older but not become Dallas a living legend, some Ida- many as four at a time. government officers snooping were snapping at each other a better person scares me. ho citizens have evidently When'he collecting was fiin- pro- around his cabin, but this is no between games. Common cour- I married last Mar- claimed ished, we would figure out how just year. Weaver a hero for his defense for brandishing wea- tesy was not that common (there riage has been great, b'ut I'e actions. much prize money would be pons. Despite any objections, were exceptions) among this learned much that isn't too Dallas is the best awarded to the first three players example of with the sheriff are 'howdowns elderly crowd. admirable about myself from it. this line of thinking. Convicted of who scored a Bingo. Usually the not an accepted way to express The most'alarming thing about I certainly don't want to be the the murder of two Idaho Fish prize amounted to a meager $10 4 gripes with law enforcement. the whole incident was that this same selfish, too slow to Game officers several to $12 per winner. forgive, years ago, After all, they are trained room held the wisdom of time. pout-if-it-doesn'-go-my-way Dallas to shoot 'Bien came the part of the job escaped twice from pnson back These were the people who were husband that I sometimes can be. and is now seen as something ofa most kids like best, the .part It seems apparent that supposed to have the maturity of most terrify'ing folk hero. to gain where there is nothing to do. I My fear is to be many years behind them. -These I hate to could just sit back and wait that guy sitting in a senior citi- break the news, but for were the people from whose wis'- public in this the zens Bingo game 40 years from Dallas shot down two people in sympathy state, you game to end befoee the next dom I was told to learn from. commit an infamoui collection. now who is no better character cold blood. He put two officers crime and I did learn something. from out their then cleverly stay one step ahead What I saw as I watched those than today. of misery by shooting them that day, but it wasn't from We'e We'e them in the back games amazed me. People who still young. still of the head ala their words or their good exam- got time, Lord willing. gang-land style. of overbearing law enfomment had paid for one card wen. play- ple. I learned something as true Now Mr. Stephen have People claimed he was officials. And with country music ing a second which they haf hid- King, living as the Iaw- of gravity. We don' you a more frightening tale to off the land, and that he wasn' blaring in the background, a den underneath their legitimate got just outgrow selfishness or pride. tell than that one? hurting anybody. Well, the offic- criminal can be anointed a hero. card. This cheating wasn't just These elderly people were large- ers weren't trying to impeach on Only in Idaho.

ATTENTION L':::E:::T':'T':::F.."::R:S"':: QRAOUATNSI You'e worked hard for your degree. Be sure to remember Think twice this time in your life with a professional portrait. before a hit & run Editor; a ~ a ~ ~ ~ ~ have seen ttus happen and not reason for running away, howev- Scantly, here in a resideme care . enough to get the hcense er their are no excuses for this ~ ~ hall parking lot, a pe@on drove plate number of the car and leave extreme lack of regard for their car into mine, Iaft a substan- a note for me. I am writing to I hope that by writingothers'roperty. Call today, as reservations are filling.up fast! tiallydeap dent in my car and did express my outrage toward all this letter, those of you who may not leave a note to acknowledge individuals who commit this think of running away in this their enor. Ileal that thisisa most crime, and I think that I speak for situation won'. I also hope that 334-3934 cowardly and irresponsible many others that this may have those persons who have run EBSMain Pullman behavior for that individual. Iam happened to as well. I assume the away 6afore will think twice also angry that someone may person who hit my car had their before doing so in the future. —Dara Goff Whet'e nsnv Izom NONE ... ft See Ce o en» ter . ~iP'y 0 COLS 0 CNICCfN sax g. 4 !NOSING TACE TIMf'S ~ PARTS FOR e1 ~ o geaspa 0 gike4ai Prceec'Cia IIIPORT CARS ' 4 TRUCKS Saute Chicken Breast, Cream Cheese, and special seasonings all rolled up in a flour tortilla then frimi to a crispy golden brown in our 100% cholesterol free Canola oil...Muy Bueno t! COME SEE!

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UISU B BALLROOM SATU RDAY, MAY 1 7:3OPM FREE ADMI 55ION 'h;~,":.'('.;„=;:;, '-'!'..„-. ".~~' ':; ';„:;;,.;~~';,„.„.,„.. NO ONE UNDER 18 ADMITTE> WITHOUT PARENT HELBLING BROS. 202 WEST A Mo o, ID 83843 8 AUTO PARTS STORES|9 ASlll productions Some believe it's not a sport to hunt mountain lionsc / fo 'an, 'ditor; weight of a grown mountain lion, on any number af PBS and cable existence is not threatened is sad- In response to the commentary it is dragged, not carried, over television stations. It is an accu- ly mistaken. Several years ago, not as fortunate offered by Nick Bmwn in the land back to the vehicle. rate representation of an event while hiking in the Grand Editor; April 16,1993edition'of the Argo- I submit that thew is nothing that occurs year in and year outin Canyon, Icame fac» to face with a Rrst of all, I would Iike to naut, I'd like to share with your noble in ths scenario. Nothing this state. It is a senseless event mountain lion. It mnains one of stress that I would not even teaderia vision of mountain lion sporting. Nothing even that has nothing to do with n~ the most thriging moments and be writing this rebuttal if I hunting, Idaho style. approaching ehtical. Nothing sity, sport nobility, or for fondest memories of my life. The didn't think that your opin- Mountain lion permits in this humane. This is a cruel and cold, animals as Brown would ve adrenaline rush was unbeliev- ion article on Califorsuans state are iestrictecl, but not rare. ruthless killing, pure and simple. you believe. I strenuously objtstt able, and I did not have ta shm hadn't been so written so ter- Typically, anybody with a desire There is no "hunt" involved. This to this sort of cold killing of a home a powder actuated lead ribly. If it had only been to hunt mountain lion, and will- did not require any skill of any natural resoiuce, and no amount projectile into the cat's head in a simple opinion, ing to pay the fees, ia able to sec- rticipant other than a historical of propaganda, wildlife manage- order to feel the exdtement of the that w 't have been so urea permit. More often then not, nowledge of a good location to ment rhetoric and double speak moment. There. wete no legions was such an . bad. However,it the "sportsman" hails from an pickup tracks left in the. snow, can paint this as anything other of barking dogs equi with open, unwaninted attack urban area, and is quite often and it certainly required no sacri- than a sensehms wast». mercury switched io collars, full of unfair ganeraliaations fmm out of state. Once having fice on the part of the "sports- Last year, over 300 mountain either. Justmyself, my two hiking that I felt that I couldn't not . secured the permit, the next step man" other than an economic lions were "taken in Idaho companions and the mountain respond.. for our friend, the urban "sports- outlay. There is no commune alone; many in'he manner lion. Happily, all partidpants in Also,. I would. like you to man," to undertake is the hiring with nature, no spiritual connec- described. Were it not for govern- the encounter survived tq nsshze that if this had been of a local outfitter and guide. The tion with the hunted animal; The ment imposed restrictions on the another day. Hopefully, with a written fmm a racial aspect, purpose of the guideis not to bed permit holder did nothing to number of permits issued, track- little care, and iestraint, I won' the Argsesitt would have the permit holder on a tracking "earn" his kill. The animal was ers and their technology would be among the last generation to sorts of civil rights . had all journey into the backcountry, not "harvested" from necessity, soon slaughter enough mountain have the possibility of such an gmups on its back Why enduring days and nights in the its meat won't be eaten. The once lions in this technology driven experience. would you think that mak- wilderness to track the cougar living and,feeling animal will manner as to lose their very basis —Alain Cheever ing general and hurtful stass- over tough terrain. No, the pur- simpjy became a stuffed, dusty for making a living. They would ments about members of poseof the guide is to provide the literally kill themselves out of a would even be relic in some den in Boise, Chica- another state "sportsman" with tech- enough or Dallas. job. DisamreeP a tH and tracking dogs as to go rich. While most nology Should anybody doubt the The mountian lion once ranged am nat virtually ensure the delivery of a friends'arents were accuracy of this tale, it was recen- aver the entire western U.S.,fmm Write a letter of my coned 'target for a close least 5ON/00 a range, well and objectively docu- Mexico to Canada. There are only making at $ can't miss, turkey-shoot tly type mented. Captured on film and small pockets remaining. Any- Fissss. sse FORTUI% pals & shot at a minimum of discomfort to the editor! broadcast into your living room one who tries to argue that their to the permit hokler. Here'show it works. The guide and the "sportsman" spend some time in a jeep or other suitable vehicle until they locate cougar prints in some residual snow banks. Upon spotting the neces- sary tracks, the dogs are released. At this point, the guide and the "sportsm'an" don't follow. the dogs or take any other action that could be remotely connected with a "sporting hunt." Rather, the dogs are turned loose, and our heros return back down the mountain in their vehicle to relax and wait in a tavern while the dogs chase down the mountain lion. The reason our friends can afford to sit in the warmth of the tavern and toss back a few brews, is that the dogs are equipped with radio transmitting collars that are triggered when the dogs tip their heads back. This, natur- afly, occurs when. the dogs have treed the cougar. APRlL 23 —MAY 2 So, our intiepid "sportsman" and his new found guide friend sit and wait, regaling each other "The Special To End All Specials!" with sto'ries of past glorious and noble exploits. In a few hours, or possibly a day or so, the radio r l i receivers get a goad tone. After a ~ little triangulation, another jeep ANY PIZZA, ANY SIZE ride and possibly a little hike the "sportsman" arrives on the ANY NUMB E R OF TOP P I N65 scene. The frightened cougar is 10 to 20 feet up a tice, there is a ring I I of five. to 10 barking dogs sur- I osuvsav rounding the tree. The cathas sat GNLY I I in this tree for as long as it has I taken our "sportsman" hero and I. o his guide to nish their last beer, I cMsY-cwi I ~ PLUS TAX triangulate the position, and I drive up from below. The "sportsman" takes out a hand- i i gun, no need for a long range UNLliAITEP QUANTITY! weapon here, walks up under the tree, points up, and fires. Once. Twice. Maybe a third time. The cat struggles to maintain life and balance. It falls off the limb, but hangs on with its front paws. It hangs there for a second or twa until ithaslostallaf its remaining strength. With a thud, it comes + crashing ta the ground, nearly 308 N. MAIN MOSCOW hitting our friend the "sports- man" on the way down. Theper- . mit holder tentatively approach- No Coupon Necessary —Limited Time Offer es the carcass. He prods it a bit. pokes at it, possibly with the bar- rel of his weapon. If the first shots and the fall have not killed the cat, he shoots again, point blank. DELIVERED IN 30 NLINUTES The dogs are going nuts, it is all the intrepid tracker can da ta restrain them, ta keep them from OR LESS OR $3.00 OFFI "ruining the pelt." Because of the I ~ FRIDAY, APRIL'23, 1993''AROONAllT

>FORTUNE ~ 9als V was conceived like you & me'Jesus appearances to those who. had Jesus was to come down to- year, father brought a four person family on teacheI's sal- Editor'Ys going my up a these ary of $ a year. We never had soda the house too bad that so many peo- already known him And earth again, and very soon, too: 25~ in because we mntradic- could notaflord it. Wealways at Goodwill nev- ple flnd mythology more inter- accounts are highly within a generation, while some shopped and I have have er owned a car. Yet, I am from California. esting than sdence, especially on tory, as Bible scholars of those who had known him in beginning Contrary to your Tuesday, 13opinion article, NOT all Cali- a university campuL Instead of known for can%ries, the flesh were shll ahve (1 Thes- with Tat!an in the semnd cen- fornians are rich. Idon't know how you could even generalize that malveiimgaboutlesl space fllght salonians 4:15; Matthew '16:28; (Look him in an ency- way. The people that you described in the artide, I wouldn't want by real people, they prefer to tury. up Revelation 22:12,20;etc.)And the to know either. waste their time and intellect on dopedia or Bible dictionary in world will still be flat when he In tegaIds to our moving up here and destroying your wikler- fli ts of fantasy. the Ubrary.) comes, for "every eye will see or him" ness, it aught behoove you to know that the eaell mhung towns of use of the immense dis- Was the risen Jesus physical coming (Revelation 1:7). Coo and Placarville in Nortlern California have more tances in the univeIse, the limita- just a vision? The gospels say Sowhat, you may ask, remains beau I scenery than anything lhave seen so far in idaho And let tions of time, and the laws of both; Sometimes Jesus is sobd; after you take away the supersti- us not fotlet that Yosemite, one of the most. beautiful national physics, it is impossible for somehmes he passes through tion from the Jesus stories? We wecan't the gos- parks in the U.S. is partly located in California. Coeur d'Alene is beings from other galaxies to walla So grieve then have a man who was born a letters also getting just as bad as Los .No wonder "snobby Cali- travel to our planet. Tltetefore, L But Paul wrote his Jew, lived a Jew, and de a Jew. who after the fornia" are moving up there-you uilta resort for crying out loud! pie daim to have seen, to nning only 20 years He did not start a new religion or ve been even said that Jesus found No, there is no season in the world that you should change your kidnapped, and death of Jesus. He a church'e always went have been msn in born like ways to accomodate the "California transpi ts" But you should to raped by was coeMved md just to synagogue or to the Temple in also remember that maybe you would feel just as out of place on a UFO shave to be taken as mental you or me. He also said that Jesus Jerusalem. As a Jew, he was four lane freeway in San Frandsco as some of us "transp(ants" feel cases, not as reliable witnesses of appeared to Peter and others the taught, and later taught himself, on two lane dirt roads. actual events. (Read almost any same way that John F. Kennedy, the very essence of humanistic In the future, I would also ask you to remember that we are all issue of 1lle Skeptical lepircr in Marilyn Monroe, and Elvis Pre- religion. "You. shall love your Americans but more importantly, we are all human beings who the Library.) sley appear to people today. neighbor as yourself" (Leviticus criteria to hold spedal spots in our hearts for the places we grew up. Don' 11'ame apply In another 30 years pr so many 19:18; Matthew 19:19; 22:39; plague a person with getteraliaations just because she didn't have daims of the resunaction of deed plebegan to believe that Jesus Mark 12:31, 33; Luke 10:27; people and space travel some risen from the Romans 13:9; Galatians 5:14; the opportunity to grew up in a small town. My parents were the 'Bere physically only people in our neighborhood thatever went to cellege and as a 1,900 years ago. warn no dead. But that raised a problem, James 2:8).About 50 yearsesrlier, credible witnesses to these kid, Iused to look over the fenceat fleldsof marajuana piantsgrow- too. Where did he live? Could he Rabbi Hillel, one of the yeatest either. (The were ing in our neighbors'ackyard. da™, gospels come for dinner and raise my Jewish teachers-Jesus certainly written two or more generations Every state is to have its downfalls - I think that it is a sign relatives from the dead? And so had heard ofhim-putit this way: ping after the alleged events propa- "Do of maturity not to rip on people because they might not have had by on. Fortunately, in those days of not do to another what you gandists in an super- the same opportunities as yourself. And retnetnber, all of us "rich incredibly no science at all, everybody would not wish done to yourself; stitious and gullible age-much Californians" help to keep this school running with our out~f-state believed that the earth was flat that is the whole of the Law." like ours.) there tuition. Maybe it's a good thing that some of us migrate up here and that heaven was just above So you have it: the relig- after all. A risen Jesus was not seen by the clouds So the writers of ion of the real. Jesus. The religion Pontius Ihe chief —Caroline McDonald Pilate, priests, Mark, Luke and Acts had Jesus of a human being just like you or or any of the thousands of pil- ascend to heaven, where he has me. So don't waste your time in ms in the Temple in Jerusalem been sitting on the right hand of wishful thinking or belief in the Passover. According to the Father eyer since. superstition. Get real-like the UI needs to the gospels he made a few Rumors als'o went around that real Jesus' Ralph Nielsen spend more /'

Editor; A'' htlc:K': I have recenly encountered a ~:::PAULA':,:-:::SA:.::::: problem that has been growing even before I came to college. CV.LL:"E5'f:::: '::L.":I:: This problem might be common- :::O'A;K-A'f'L: ly called, "Teaching- Is it worth a a ~ a it?" Ihavecome to theconclusion that, in some cases, it is not worth it. The professors at the Ul are regularly judged by their peers and/or by the administrators. The professors are constantly "pursuaded" by these people to do more research so they can get more income into the college. to This is not altogether bad, how- ~ye '(l

Robinson has earned a shot at next level

Jef Robinson will know more about his future Sunday. Or maybe Monday. But y Sunday. Definitely Sunday. The yafter torIamiwis the when all calleeeseniars,'r even sophomores who are dfgible far the NK draft be either glued to the t.v. or waiting Ior that one phone call saying that they are going to the nerrt level. Ida- ho's own Jeff Robinsm, who is the mast piaMc defensive Bne- man to came out af Vandal4and in rriariariy, will be doing the Roberts laser. Fm probably going to waich the first couple rouncls but Fm just grring to wait Sar a phone itor call,» Maho's all-time sack Ieahw'aid. "As far as my future stands I'm he~I and lt's out of my

Robinson, who came to Maho out of Ferris high school in Spo- lrane, redshirtad his first year as a Vandal before becoming nothing less than major concern for quarterbacksin the BfgSky. Statistkally spealdng, the 6-5, 269-pounder has posted the numbers at Maho that appear good enough for a shot at being selected on the Arst day- which means being picked in the first four rounds. But this year may prove more ofa challenge for players to get the matter behind them after day one due to a couple of reasons. First- ly, this year's draft isjust seven rounds as opposed to 13in the past. This obviously means that teams are going to be extremely selec- tive when choosing players and the Big Sky, not a major prep con- ference for NFL players, is often overlooked. However Maho head coach John L Smith notes that Robinson's stock has improved greatly during the off season this Spring. "Idefinitely think he could play at that level," Smith said of the NFL "Since th'e Senior Bowl (Jan 16),the combines (mid-February) and the teams that have worked him out his stack has improved." Another factor that has been brought up by scouts were thenum- bers that Robinson had put upon the scale. When the season ended, and he tipped the pendulum at 255, it was wondered by some whether or not that weight would keep him on his feet against 280 or 300 pound offensive linemen. Smith says that's not a wony anymore. "He's quick on his feet, has grest strength and is a great worker," Smith said of his four-year starter. "The big thing they (scouts) were concerned about was his size but he's been working extreme- ly hard and he'd be «ble to hold the weight." But if the weight hadn't been put on the question arose of whether or not Robinson could move back a spot and play middle linebacker. Although he played the position in high scbool, Robin- Lail reaps benefits of hard work son said that he's envisioning staying at his natural position. "I in school but that doesn't mean squat," Robinson for fifth place. up here on scholarship. Then he played high By DOUG TAYLOR Lail wiB be a key in deciding gave me a scholarship about twa Pissss sse NFL 10> Assistant Editor where the Vandals end up. In the weeks later." paiN Niren Lail is hoping for a championships, he will be play- Since he didn't officially com- return to the luck he enjoyed ing most likely at the second seed pete with the Ducks, Lail didn' when he first arrived in Moscow. in inen's singles, where he has a have to sit out a year like other Lail, a sophomore tennis play- 5-1 record this year. collegiate transfers. er for the University of Idaho, has The picture'wasn't always so Once in Moscow,'Lail said he the best overall record of all UI msy for LalL began to work out with the team men's singles players at 13-7,but Hailing horn New Delhi, India, and started playing in matches he has been in a self-admitted Lail moved with his parents to during the fall of 1992. slump the last month or so. Portland, Ore., while he was still Scott said it dkln't take him "Physically, Ihave been feeling a small child. His parents'atural lang to find out he had somebody good because I try to keep a interest in tennis was passed on special in Lail. who it fervent- "He's pretty steady workout schedule to Niren, pursued a highly motivated play- after practice," Lail said. "The ly throughout high school. er and has worked extremely question for me right now is that I When it came time to pick a hard every since he came to Mos- need to be more mentally tough. school, the University of Oregon cow," Scott said; "He gives 100 We have had a lot of matches was the most persistent, and so percent every time he goes on the recently, but that should be good Lail eventually signed with the court, and a coach just couldn' for me. I don't know what the Ducks in the fall of 1991. The ask for more as far as his work problem has been." signing period was probably the ethic goes." As Lail prepared to lead the highlight of his Eugene days. Lail said that he tries to extend Vandals into weekend action at Once in the program, Lail had a his workouts beyond just prac- the Big Sky Conference tennis quick fall from grace with the tices and matches. This doesn' championships in Boise, he had a head coach and quit the team just include the standard prac- few thoughts about the sixth- shortly into the season. tices of running and seeded UI men's team. "I began to practice with the weightlifting. "A week ago, we went to Che- team as a freshman, and I "I like to put some extra prac- ney and played real well against thought I was doing well," Lail tice time in when I can," he said. Eastern Washington," Lail said. recalled. "The coach then came "After a match, I make sure I talk find what "I know they are down a little bit up and promised me that I would to our coaches and out I this year, but we played real well be playing with team. The next did wrong. Then I try to work on the in Up there. We have the potential to time we talked, he told me 'sorry, that next day practice. Plus, do well down in Boise." you aren't on the team.'" I am planning on playing in as The Vandals open play today Lail then started looking for many summer tournaments as I against Northern Arizona Uni- another chance, and that was can." versity. If the Vandals win, they where UI tennis coach Dave Scott Scott said this work ethic will enter the winner's bracket, entered the picture. should pay dividends for Lail in meaning they could finish as "I talked to Dave up here, and the future. high as first and no lower than he said he would take a look at "He is one of my key players, I'm fourth in the eight-team tourna- me," Lail said. "Icame up here in and with how hard he works, Vandal tennis player Niren Lail rebounded from a disappointing bie from him in ment. If the Lumberjacks beat the January of '91, and I was taking a expecting things start In Oregon to become one of Idaho's top players. i JEFF cuRTis wasn't the future," Scott said. Vandals, Idaho will be fighting chance because I coming PHOTO ) lo e FRIDAY, APRIL 23, l993 eAROONAUT to «NFL~~9 easy because Iprobably won' get UI rugby any sleep anyway," Robinson "Sunday I'm said of the linebacker spot. "If said. going to be play at WSU with friends and family in Spo- they move me there I'l play it but LOREN ROIERI'S kane and just the day. ly I'd hope to stay at where I'e enjoy t-Ompcte in'Midwest Sports Editor "My now played for four years in college." goal right is to get drafted and I want to make a ros- +:..~,~/:::;:::.::;:;:;;,-":,gaggliey',w'll:.'r,wiih. an: The University of Idaho After visiting the Los Angeles '...: ",",:.: That' „:.jg, ~;::;:..;,:: "'-'.'",."":gII4NHor,:klgjj':"";: Rams and Petroit Lions last week ter. it right now. I wouldn' women's rugby team will be mind going to Tampa Bay or ~',.".:.'~~i'''~'>:—,':.:.,::.:.erlkreer.:~a'ISlretrwler,'. in a six team tournament Robinson met with players and e playing got some insight into the process New York or anywhere on the ::,.";~&''&~'ertaftritt;:'::-,:=::LIIIIIIrieIW-': ' this weekend at Washington that on this Sunday. After East Coast. Ijust want to play for State University on Farmway goes I'd Iit',~::, talking to the Lions two first a team that needs my skills. ~silat ie':r:'std~~".': '::S.''"";:ati~::: field. round picks from last season he rather not go somewhere that is The Vandals will be joined by was told something he already deep with veterans on the line." the host Cougars along with Ore- knew- it's out of his hands. Look for Robinson at the next gon State University, Gonzaga, level Sunday. Eastern Washington and Whit- "They told me to hangout with friends Saturday night and take it Definitely Sunday. man. idaho (24) has defeated both EWU and Whitman this semester as play begins at 10M oo slmhething good for the,esilh a.m. on both Saturday and Sunday. Meeka Triplett, a senior eight- man on the team, noted that the wet conditions could result in a lot of in the mud. ~ ~ play I "It's going to be some sloppy ball because it'l be so wet out there," "We'l ....&':.:;::,-:- Triplett said. have ID OU NOW... ! ~'~':'.xiii„'u to form a lot of loose rucks (bind- T&': I .. A(tcioNAUT. Is Accxi'.TIlwi.'AI'PLIcATIoh5. FQR ITs' ing together to form a screen). won't .EI)ITORIAL STAFF? The ball get out to the backs as much because it'l be in I NEws EDITOR... the serum with the forwards a '" '': lot." I .. .: 'AssaOATE EDITcuIR Idaho is guaranteed three I....SPORTS Ei»TroR '. games and will most likely play 'AssisTANT EDITOR. I ' two on Saturday and another . LrtsTvLEs EDITIOR Sunday. I - . ~ . '.. PHOTo EI~TOR Woaen'a baa|tetbalh The Uni- '.' CoPv EDIToR . i versity of idaho women's basket- .:STAFF WRITERs ball team went for youngsters . PHOTOCaAPPI:.R,S this year as they have signed five .CoNT'RisuTINC VRITERs new players, all freshmen, to round out next year's squad. I ' Head Laurie Turner said APPLIcATIoNs ARE DLIE,IIv APRIL'0 AT 8;OOPal AT Tl+ coach she is aware that these players ARcoNAttT oFFicE FLo'oR'oP TF'a .:.....;..IQN,THl THIRD Ti+ SUB AND will lack the experience but they sTA'FF FOR. THE RExT sEwsTER wlLL RE ImD w'Av 14.. tF will be looked upon to play votl IRAvE QUEsTIQNS, FEEL FREE To cAI.l.'SI(ARI IltFTQN AT'. nonetheless. ' "Ithink each one has the men- I . '85'~84' .tal toughness to come and play for us next year," Turner said. ~ If you can answer yes to these 4 questions, we can "We ~, -:, I feel very good about these directly from insurance kids." '~t."x . 4"=c . accept payment your company. iI ~ tr -, The point guards are hriana ' .).. I. 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Smith felt that step forward with a big play in this year's University of Idaho Folau's time is about to come. 1992, Robinson would usually efensive line, which took per- "He's blessed with a lot of answer the call. hits aps the hardest from things like speed and size," Smith "Last year, we relied on Robin- duation. said. "He is getting better and son to make the sack or big play Among the departed was two- better, and if can maintain his on third down," Holt sairk "He Conference Defen- me Big Sky personal intensity, he has the was our go-to guy, and so we 've Player of the Year Jeff Robin- chance to become one of the need to develop a go-t'o guy now. who led was tied for the n, or greats. His potential is The guys have been working d in team sacks all four years unbelievable." hard on that." e attended Idaho. Also gone is Defensive line coach Nick Holt Hard work is a factor that econd-team all-conference said that Ahmani Johnson will Smith also stressed for the defen- efensive ladde John Sirmon as sive line. While Smith. feels that ,I,I/+jr':"I's „, most likely fll one of the two eil as part~ starting defen- the 1993version of the defensive 've defensive end positions. end BNly Sims. line has worked hNd, actual their wake is number Johnson's ialent is certainly Left in a game experierm will be a larger f young hopefuls who an. vying comparable statistically to Folau's. The 6-3, 231-pound variable. or some wid~pen starting Holt in sophomo re kssds aU returning expressed this terms of sitions. 35 ammunition. Two-year letterwinner Brian players in sacks and also had "IYsa matter of'seeing live bul- is expected to Iesd the tackles, induding four for losses. andley lets so that my guys can get some after starting time up splitting actual playing time," Holt said. ith Sperlcer Folau at tacMe last Occupying the other defensive end position, Robinson's old "There is nelly no substitute for spot, will probably be either teal exprmence." Strandley, a 64, 25~nd Strandley said his more imme- I'acoma, Wash., the Ryan Smith or Ryan Phillips. nior hem is diate goal is wrestling something ost seasoned metnber on the Holt said that Smith has been a away from the UI linebackers. efensive line, and he said he is surprise during spring practice 'The guys on the d-line have 'ng his newly accIuirid leader- because of his relentless work ethic. always been considered the ip role seriously. "IYs kind of tuud right now Strandley said he has noticed strength of the defense, and we ause I'm following in the many of the same tendencies. want to get that back from the ~nalvo laalda Span~ palau, aaarihasa agalllal Iolao steps of some of the most talented "Ryan Smith has probably ~ wN 4elanalw Nna namt year. acta anolo) been the biggest surprise to me linebackers because they are ilalp a young i ~ to ever at idaho," guys play being called the strongest part of said. "Those were on the defensive line," Strand ley Strandley guys "He our defense right now," Strand- the hardest workers on this team. said. has worked really I'm hard." That's the kind of person try- ley said. "We have be." the desire to END OF THE YEAR ing to Another surprise has been Bar- get that back It could be called a With Sirmon Folau is departed, ry Mitchell who leads the Yan- healthy competition." slated to be the other starter at dals in sacks during prac- He also had some more long- spring ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ defensive tadde. The 6-5 Folau ~ge eer ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ term goalL ~ ~ ~ oC ~ Ss T tice and expects to one of \ ~ \ push ~ ~ ~ ~ saw extended action last year and the four starters for extended with "Our agee ~ II e ~ collected 30 tackles along playing time. Dan Zeamer, a biggest hopes ae to lead ~ O eras three ~ ~ ~O ~ sacks. the Big Sky in defense and win s ~ss ~ ~ O freshman redshirt from. Rich- % eo oCo ~ ~ ~ Folau is ~Vss se Many insklers feel that the Big Sky championship," ~ ~ ~ ~ land, Wash., has also fared well ~ ~ so O ~ O ~oe ~ ' an untapped source of Ipeat Strandley said. 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Playboy photographer seeks WSU women for college pictorial

By STEVE CORDA Staff Writer CCT David Mecey is a very tired L'm looking for man. someone who' His line of work calls for long hours on the road. fairly proportioned, "Last year I think Ispent a total has a good shape, of three months in my apart- ment," he tells me. and a face 'that' David Mecey runs his hands photogenic... The across his face. The gesture com- bines with his 4:30 shadow of a women who are beard, the slight bags under his chosen may not be eyes and his mussed up curly what con- black hair to betray the fact that people it's been a long couple of days. sider the most He's spent his time on the beautiful girls on Palouse making the local promo- ~~ tional rounds of TV, radio, and campus. newspapers, all with a single minded purpose. —David Mecey David Mecey interviews one of the 63 WSU women vying to get into Playboy's "Girls of the pac-1 0" To convince young women to Playboy magazine photographer Plctollel. ( JoE STRoNIIIER PHQTo ) come to his hotel room. I David Mecey is a contributing photographer with Playboy Arizona, Arizona State Universi- Motel, and iYs obvious from the with me as a photographer and he's done. magazine. He's in town inter- ty, California-Berkeley, U of O, energy in his voice that he loves answer any questions they have He has the applicants fill out a viewing Washington State Uni- OSU, Stanford, UCLA, USC, UW his work. about Playboy." form that includes vital statistics as well as the three or four versity Students interested in "Basically, this part of the pro- He uses the interview as a and personal interests. Then he

women chosen from 'ess being a part of Playboy's "Girls of Washington is the initial interview," he chance to show the aspiring mod- checks two forms of picture I.D. State University. the Pac-1(y'ictorial. explains. "This gives me my first els that he really is on the level, to verify that the young lady is a The feature will run in the He puts one jungle printed look at the women interested in and do away with the "slimy guy registered student at Washington October issue and will include sneaker up on the coffee table in being a part of the layout. I also in a raincoat myth" he feels State University and that she' models enrolled at University of the Playboy suite at the Mark IV try to make them feel comfortable affects many people's opinion of over eighteen years old. Playboy photographers. The majority of the interview is His ten hour days are made up spent answering the applicants'uestions of fifteen minute interview ses- and allaying their fears sions with interested young about him in particular and Phy- women. He's seen about thirty- boy in general. The last thing he five by the time Iget there and it' does is take a Polaroid (the only the afternoon of his second women stay dressed) to see how day in town. He expects to have Please see PLAYBOY seen more than sixty by the time page 14~

Swans to f1y in for Earth Day Celebration

By LANAE EMPEY Swan Lake, danced to music . Staff Writer by Tchiakovsky, is based on the Earth Day mll be cele- widespread folkloric theme of brated through dance April maidens who have been 25 at 7 p.m. in the UI Admi- magically transformed nistration Auditorium. The into swans. The role of the Festival Concert Ballet includ- enchanted Swan Queen will ing the UI preprofessional be danced by Yvonne Croteau of ballet class will perform Act II Pullman. of Swan Lake. UI students Heather Han- The ensemble, under the son and Stephanie Jones, Gil- Safflre provokes, tesses, and shocks the audience with their strong, firey lyrics during Wednesday direction of Shana Bereska, lian Wadliegh of Palouse and night's performance In the SUB. ( JEFF cURTIs PHQTQ) will p'erform the free Annual Julie Petry of Pullman will Earth Day Dance and Music dance Les Petites Cygnes, the Celebration for the fourth spritely dance of the four little time. The evening will also swans Kate McLaughlin a Saffire brings feminine blues to UI include an International Suite UI dancer and Monique Cher- and musical selections by UI rier, a WSU dancer will also music director Bill Wharton By LANAE EMPEY audience, but the audience didn't mind. be'eatured. on cello and Linda, his wife, a Staff Writer By the third song, "Evil Hearted Me," several member of the Washington/ The International Suite will couples were already beginning to dance around "Age ain't nothin'ut a number," Gaye Adegba- Idaho on be danced by members of the symphony, piano.'he the tables. Rabson, a caucasion, didn't let Adegba- lola sang. She and the two other over-40 members Con Brio guitar duet will Festival Jazz Dance Ensemble lola, an African-American, her of Saffire proved that age only improves the blues. top bluesy voice. In also perform. and students from the Mos- fact, all three performers belted out the with Saffire-The Uppity Blues, who performed April lyrics a cow Festival Dance Academy brassy blues tone. The Festival Concert Ballet 21 in the UI Student Union Building, sang the Jazz 4 class. Elaina The feminism became consIsts of 20 dancers of the CYBrien is blues, but with a saucy, feminine twist. Borderline uppity more apparent as the the evening progressed. Festival Dance Academy of choreographer for these crude, they decried the weakness of men while Faye graciously offered, dances. "You can have don't Moscow and Pullman and the extolling the virtues of age. my husband, but mess with my man." Her reasoning was that her husband UI preprofessional ballet "Like a rare win, you don't get older, you just get The performance Is free, feeds her red beans and rice when he class. Bereska is a former sol- better," Adegbalola sang in "Middle-Aged Blues." gets his pay- check, while hcr man gives her steak. oist with the Boston Ballet and but a $1 donation to the Festi- I rom the shimmy of her hips to her fin- snapping The audience at her is former artistic director of val Dance Scholarship Fund is gers, no one would ever have guessed she had gasped audacity when she, any in the the New Mexico Metropoli- suggested. The Earth Day reason to sing a song like this. same song, declared, "My man is little and shaped like a but when he starts tan Ballet and the Lubbock program is made possible The former high school science teacher must frog, to love me— HOT DOG!" Ballet of Texas. She is head of with the assistance of funds have left the schoolmarm image back in Virginia. faculty at the Festival Dance from the Norma Slade Per- She and Ann Rabson, piano, and Andre Faye, man- Please see BLUES page 15> Academy. forming Arts Endowment. dolin and bass, provoked, tensed and shocked the ARGONAUT ~ FRIDAY, APRIL 23, 1993 ~ 13

Play chronicles I activities of l a radical group

By NIICHELLE BARGEN Staff Writer Among the powerful sights in the Washington State Uni- versity production of "God' Country" appear images of the burning cross and hands raised in Nazi salute. The pro- duction runs April 22-24 at 8 p.m. in Daggy Hall's ILK Jones Theatre. "God's Country," written award-winner Steven by Participants ln the North Idaho Whitewater Festival at the start of the down river race take off (left) end competitor 21 shoots Dietz, chronicles the 198fys though gate 8 ln last year's festival (right). f RLs pHoTo I Northwest activities of the white supremacy group, The Order. Under the leadership of Robert Mathews, who died Kayakers will hit whitewater this weekend in a shootout with the FBI on Whidbey Island, The Order boaters perform in a down riv- pated m the event and Beiser Whitewater Festival, will take committed a series of crimes for festival er race, a freestyle and white- said most had some connec- place Saturday afternoon fea- which ranged from petty theft water event, and a slalom race. tion with UI. This year 15-20 turing kayakers performing and armed robbery to the By RUSS WOOLSEY Mike Beiser, assistant coor- people will be participating various tricks to impress a Staff Writer murder of Denver radio talk dinator for the Outdoor Prog- that are directly from the uni- pannel of judges. Next will be show host, Alan Berg. The North Idaho Whitewa- ram, said this event was first versity and include advanced the "Wild Water" competition sponsored UI nine years The play neither condemns ter Festival will be paddling by and beginner boaters. that will be similiar to the nor condones the activities of through its ninth annual sea- ago on the St. Joe River, but "This down river race but through event Beiser said, is an the radical group. Rather, it son this weekend in Riggins, since then the has grown much faster, more challenging too much for the Outdoor opportunity to get together paints a picture of the people Idaho. with the rapids. Program to handle. finest boaters in the involved, their motives, their The University of Idaho Northwest, and learn and Saturday evening will have concerns and their passions, ASUI Outdoor Program and Now numerous companies paddle with them." a Bar-B-Que and Talent con- explained Converse, the Northwest River Suppliers sponsor the Whitewater Festi- Terry The first event will hit the test to relax competitors and director and WSU faculty will be co-hosting the event val and it has moved from the water at 9:30 a.m. Saturday, spectators before Sunday's member. that will include whitewater St.Joe to the Potlach River and with registration at 8:30 a.m. slalom race. enthusiasts from all over the finally settled on the Salmon Members for the down river race. This of the cast include northwest. The two day event River several years ago. The slalom race will start at WSU students event consists of kayakers and 9:30 and the cere- Brian Buck, will be held on the rugged Sal- This year Beiser said that a.m. awards Nicole rafters maneuvering their wtil Chapman, Bill DuBay, mon and Little Salmon rivers the UI will be helping with the way mony take place Joshua Foust, Randi Helly, located in central Idaho. "behind the scene stuff" down a four mile stretch of the afterwards, Sven Main Salmon Hindman, R. Michael Spectators and boaters will which includes the organiza- River. Irvin, Jason Larpenteur, Mar- have the opportunity to watch tion of the event. The freestyle event, whtch garet fsfeaee see WATER page 15~ Light, Ron Richardson some of the Northwest's finest Last year 90 people partica- will be the highlight of the and Chris Shaver. Also a member of the cast is 11-year- old Joe Shrope of Pullman. Production crew includes faculty member George Cald- PARIS VISION CENTER well, technical director, and Where quality and convenience are at your service. students Shawn Sheperd, Comprehensive Care known, skilled and caring staff. assistant director, Kimber Eye by Parker, stage manager, and Look to us for: Jason KIeightley, dramaturge. ~ Complete examinalion and glaucoma testing Children's exams and vision therapy The design team includes ~ instant lilting of most contact lenses ~ Evenings and Saturday appoinlmenls available ~ for and senior citizens ~ Debbie Shephard, costumer, Discounts students Large selection of designer frames and Mat thew Schmal1, ln office lab 1 to 2 days service on most eyeglass orders lighting. 1 Free set of Soft Contact Lenses Due to the controversial and with purchase af Basic Contact 25% OFF stimulating nature of the play, Lense Package. Alf Sunglasses each show will be followed by 'Some exceptions may apply in stock a discussion with members of Exp. 5/l5/93 Exp. 5/l5/93 the audience who would like Dr. George A. Pa'is, Optometrist to participate. p~F~ g ~~ g~~te fldz3<~34 <

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Raving & Ruthless Reviews >PLAYBOY t CD: STING she looks through the two dimensional eye of the camera. Ten Summoner's Tales "I'm looking for someone who's fairly proportioned, has a good shape, and a face that's photogenic," he says. After taking his routine two In the song Sting states Inever sirw He has to mentally project them into a photo shoot situation. For year hiatus between albums, rto miracle ofscience/ That didn't go example, some women are knockouts in person, but don't come across Sting has once again released a from c bkssing to a curse/ I never very well on film. solo album and, opposed to con- sfrru no millitary solution/ That "Ineed to ask myself: Is she comfortable enough with her body to stantly redefining his music, didn't clweys cnd up cs something pose nude? Will she be able to fall in and out of poses. There's so many appears to have found a sound worse. In the song Sting proves ~ is variables that effect how a subject comes across on film," I can see that will stay. that he is still the master at the art

'pon Mecey silently going over a list of these variables in his head as he releasing the 1991 eulo- of sending a message but writing through a man's desire to forget speaks. gy 1lut Soul Ct(gcs, Sting escaped helpless romantic verses to com- "The about the outside world and take women who are chosen may not be what people consider the the big band sound he sought in pliment that message. his lover to these fields of gold: I most beautiful on campus." the 1985 Dream thc Blue Tu ptks girls of Sting throws in a bit of humor have never rrurdc promises Iiglatly/ ate whole atmosphere seems pretty casual, except for the armed and Nothing LiketircSuir...in1988. into the album as the second Arid there have been some that I'e plaindothes Two years with the Soul policeman making his presence felt as he sits outside the ago song, "Love is stronger than jus- broken/ But Ismer ipr the days still suite's atlas, which was dedicated to his entrance reading from a red folder that Mecey has given him. tice (the munificent seven)," is a kft/ Wc'll welk in tkc fidds ofgold. This year's "Girls of the Pac-10" is sort of a Back to, the Future for recently deceased father, Sting story of how a man and his six Although the album incorpo- went to four-man Mecey. "What happened in1985 was very traumatic for'me. Iwas very a band line-up brothers Found ourselves dorun rates 17 different musldans each on his surnrner tour. reticent about coming back" Mcnco wey/ 1%c tortm thc mayor, instrument is highlighted at the When Playboy last visited the area he was shooting the same pictor- The new album title, Terr Sum- the P.T.A/ Pkfrdirrg oir their krtccs most precise moment on the morrcr's ial in 19B5.What happened was the Pslouse's version of college town Taks is a play, on the ex- uitk us all to stay/ Wc'd only album. Guitar great Eric Clapton frontman's activism. Mscey was kicked out of his Pullman hotel and picketed Police real name stopped for a )au bumtos/ But they makes a guest appearance on the here in Moscow. Still, he says that he saw over a hundred women (Gonlon Summoner) and is a bit toM us oftire trouble ruith Los Bcndi- album as he co-wrote "IYs prob- allyway. mishrading in that the release tos. The tune, which uncharacter- ably me" with Sting. contains 11 tracks. In the past we had quite a bit of protests and a bit of weirdness." The album istically for a Sting song, has a Terr Summoner's Tabs is a meta- typifiesa release This thne has been "so smooth and so quiet. It's been absolutely Sting in that the country western sound to it, ends phor for Sting's musical journey -first to hit the airwives great." song is with the narrator getting the sole which continues to expand and the first Great? The home of the Palouse Emperor? This is coming from a song on the album. As woman in the vilhge by polish- explore the boundries of his own was the case with "Setthem free" man who's worked with Jay Lena, Michael Keaton, and Sharon Stone ing off his brothers. imagination. The album may not off Dp)rem the and spendsback to back months working in Jamaica and the Bahamas. of Blue Turtks and The highlight of Summorrcr's is down as Sting's most success- "We'l be together" go "Ihese women are so fresh and new. I show them shots as we from Notturrg the third clip entitled "Fields of ful piece to date, but the artist/ work.. they really come to life and can't belive how beautiful they Like tkc Surr...,'Sting jumps right Gold." The balad, which draw's poet continues to strive for suc- 'Terr look. I'e even been trying to convince my editor to do a "Girls of the into things on Sumitumcr's. some comparison to "Why cess in all that he produces. Big Sky" layout." Tcks with the romantic yet polit- should I cry for you?" off of 17rc cal "If Iever lose my faith in you." Soul Cages, is an intimate trip -Loren Roberts

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aa'L:.:, 780)Alpine CD player c:.. Unitarian Church of the Palouae Living Faith Followshils zl20 E. 2nd St. S.W.345 Kimball, Pullman 332-3545 corner ot Von Buren Moscow Karl A. Barden, D. Min., Senior Pastor Phil Vance, M. Div.,Campus Pastor (359'040Alpine Alarm Rev. Lynn Un ar 882-4328 09<.N uA Church Where Students Sunday Services Are Important" Sunday, April 4 lOam Ossa Earth, Ous Fuiuee Sunday Bible (nstrulion 9 00am Celebrant, Linda Canary Wceship...... i030am 3347Alpine Amplifier Wednesday Worshop 700pm Sunday, April ll leam Gonna Rise Again Friday. Christiin Charismatic, Speaker, Campus 45 watts Engine Starter cut-off I.ynn Unges Christ-Centered, Sunday, April ig 10am Unisessslismi For SUNDAY VAN SCAEDKE bible-baaed, Sssch s Time ss This Speaker, Unger 9:55am SUB (Enlrance by cash machine) Lynn 10:00am Theopiiilus Tower (Main Entrance) Join ua Sunday, April 25 10sni. We Ase lhe Aslisls SU8 Apaloosa Room, Sundays 7PM I22'ta Speaker, Rim Buuchssd A Dynamic, Growing Church Providing Answers for Lite since 1971 Del Richardson Pssior 883-4834 MW Grace Baptist Church The United Church Sunday of Moscow HOME AUDIO SALE PRICED 9:30-College aud Career Study nA Place For Youu and s other classes for all ages 10:45- Worship Family HourHour':00- Worship 11:00am Wednesday Faith Explorations 9:30am 7:00- Prayer Meeting Ministers - Every Member 6:30-8:00- AWANA - Youth Ministry Pastor Mike Burr

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~NATER I ~ S3 >BLUES I er, the take-no-guff feminism sexual, induding paying pre- Virginia Teacher of the Year. was even here, when she miums and 20 year plans. Nor did the group show their demanded more than less. age. Their songs were just or A slalom dnic will also be The saucy attitude came However, the crowd wouldn' as, perhaps more raunchy than held on Friday sposored by through between songs as well as Another slower tune declared let Saffire and demanded an stop those of generations. Jackson Hole Kayak School within. "Ifyou don't like it, throw homosexuality to be natural, encore. At the back of the ball- younger The blues through the eyes of a and the Lochsa Connection. potatoes," Adegbalola taunted. even though if had deprived the room, were dandng and people mature woman were humorous Spaces are limited, and for Hastily she remembered a earlier singer of the one they loved. "I at the tables, feet were tapping and unexpected. more information about the fact session and replaced the lost my love to another man," and hands clapping. clinic contact Bonnie at pototoes with lentils, unless of Faye belted, singing one of the Safflre cunintly has three alb- The saucy blues Safflre per- (208)9264921. course, the crowd wanted togo to group's original songs. lums out, —The formed had no reflection on the SefJire Uppity For further information Southern Idaho. Blues Wotssott, Hot Flash and the of the songs Perhaps the most provocative performers backgrounds. Rab- about the event and entry con- While majority Btoudcosting. were fast paced, a few were slow- and suggestive song was sup- son, the heart of the Ipoup, quit tact Mike Beiser at the ASUI performance. er, more mellow blues. "Itwould pose to end the her computer analyst lob the day Outdoor Program Office at Faye turned everything about her daughter gradu'ated from col- 8854810. be easier if I learned to settle for less," Adegbalola sang. Howev- buying insurance into something lege. Adegbalola was voted 1982

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APTS SU4LEASE "WANTEO" - ooNege stu- Outstanding Large wood desk, INe, typing stand Papers to dent at least 20 years of age Ior coakeg type? Let me helpl Fast, DependaHe anyki Ismale non-smoltar, $125/OBO. -Fish tank: 80 gallon with accurate typbly. 1.20/peye. (doUbie- and hoUsakeeptng af large CoeUT $ PRS CV sub-lewe large 1 bdnn. May 16-mid everthing $200/OBO. -Mattress spaced). Deborah, 882-3587. d'Alene Lake summer home from June Aug. Pat furn., greet vew, privHa. Queen, $50/OBO. -C.B. radio: Cobra 10 unSI Sepianber 20. Separate living "Gradueyny Seniors" Oere's sSS time $29%me. No pets. Rais. CaN Nancy at (25LTD), aerial, cable $100/OBO. P quarters and food provided. Only North Fae Extreme ski parka: to get senior portraits. Inexpensive, ycu 882-4890, leave mwwge. resixx»iSe blue, and quefified need apply. yefiow-never used-medium $100 was choose Oa spot. 883-3130, Mike. Brand new 2 bdnn apt. 425/mo. avail- SHary minimum of $ $1,050 per monO. $250+. Call Ttm, 883-3075. able mid May Orough mid Augwt. CaN Write Personnel Director, P.O. Box NSCELLANEOUS Thukl Bike Rack: with Tatya, 882-2I 2288, Coeur d'Atone, Idaho 83814. For cars rain gut- ters. $60, csN 882-9648. Swnmer Tan Deep WhSe You Sleep. SeN- subleew: 2 bdrm apL parfieyy Experienf»d peopkI needed for youth Ium. 300/mo. AulohiNs. CaN tanning loyon gives you beaiyful brown $ 882-0186 raNy, sponsored by Roman CaOofic fcr more ills. tan wNh or wiOtwt the sun. 743-2009. pec. AN OT Dia»se of Boise, to be held Monday, Nightly 7:00.9:15 Aug. 9, 1993at Bronco Stadium. Posi- Mec Clewle 4/40 100's in software. Sat/Sun 2:00, 4:00 -PG- One bedroom apt suMet $195/mo. + $ NINOINCMENTS $150 deposil. AvaSabte May 19O-Aug Sons needed: Stage Manager, Siege Like new. Days, 8854387. Nigh», DARK HALF Crew; 10O. Please caN %2-3673. Uyht 8 Sound Engineers; Musi- 334-3484. $750 Ttm. Hwding for EUN)PE Iha summer? 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IOW NATNNSAL GQARO. ~ SERVCES Nightiy 9:IX) ~ ~Ns, barite, anyquw, MUCH N)REI U of I Sesdsnt Hea& Senrioes oRsrs Sat/Sun 4:00 -R- $1 1,500. Andy or Becky, 83MSOS ~ Msl (208)7~ or &$48%, coyect'R efxwplsd. WORTH THE DRIVE. Salwday, April pregnancy cola»HNly and a leriHy of 24O. W 115 Meit, Pakwse. biO cancel meywds. For nwre inbr- GUARANTEED Ssyy maSon caN SSM683 or Nw Twe Hop by sksdent cktbs needed for Isy pro- WANTE0 HeslO Center. Room~ needed. Ck»e Ie campus, ject. Yow group OuARANTEEO AT available June 1st. CHI Jerod, LEAST $400. Must oeN BEFORE ENO CASH PAID Ustsn to Nw many vok»s of Oe EarO, JACK THE BEAR 885-5502 or leave mwsaye. 250.mo. Nightly 7:15,9:30 $ Of TERAI 1-800-9324)528 EML 90. For Ssye Gateele Super ISnlaedo coyaboFWhg on a sony lor Nle Moon... Sp6C. + $100 deposit. Celebrate Oe Ear&If! Sat/Sun 2:15,4:30 . Dayfime Shy@ Ganws 8 Systems. Also over 75 used TACO TIME hss opaings on their day- games for sale. Trades $8. Call shift. Benefits inchde: 882-0190. Firxibki Hours $200 .$500 WEEKLY FOUND: 4/I 3, 2 car keys on key chan Subsidized Daycwe AssemSe products at home. Easyl No with a purpkl fox on iL See UCC Custo- You'e Free Unfiorms SHNng. paid direct. FuNy Guarat- CHEAPI FBI/U.S. SSZED dial Servioe lo dam. POINT OF NO RETURN lsed. FREE Inlormafion-24 Hour Hot- Discounted Meals 89 MERCEDES...... $200 Lost bike Nightly 7:00, 9:15 line. Stop by and discuss the pcssibiSSes. caHe and iock. Also tost, get of Sat/Sun S01-379-2900 Copyrighte 86 'VW...... $50 2:00,4:15 -R- ID013350. MOSCOW TACO TNE keys on brws key ring, number 15 on 401 W. 6th. S7 MERCEDES...... $100 key ring. Pkwse call Matt at 882-5055. CRLNSE SNPS NOW HIRSSG Earn 65 MUSTANG...... $50 Lost in Kibbie Dome on 4/12193. Green $2000+/month + world travel (Hawaii, INTERNATIONAL ENSPLOYMENT- Choose from Nxwsands starting $50. Eddie Bauer jacket wiO Mexico, the Caribbean, etc.) Holiday, Make $2,0Nh/monO leaching basic FREE InfermaSon-24 Hour Hoyne. 4 a set of keys a Sumtner and Career avail- conversational English abroad. Japan & 801-379-2929 green swiss army knife attached. emptoymsnt Copyright NID013310. Ptewe able. No experience necessary. For Taiwai. No previous traning required. call Angela at 885-8705. BENNY 4 JOON employment For employment program call: Ortver'e SPPC Nightly 7:00,9:00 program cail '83 Dodge Colt, 2-doors, excellent con- FOUND: Ueenw: FemHe 1-206-634-0468 ext. C5805 (206)632-1146 ext. J5905 individual from Balan Sat/Sun 2:30, 4:30 lsG dition. $1200/OBO. Call 332-8637 after Rouye, Louisiana. CaN ASUI Student Sumewr Worlf. Establish income Earn $4000 to $6000 this summer 5:30 p.m. Media, 885-7825 Ior at more informaion. Nwt will fast aN year round. ASsnd train- (Pert-fksw). ~ VW Bus, 1972-Needs minor engine 8 ~ ing session, Qualified appficanfs must: Reward lor Wednesday 7:30 p.m. in work. 882-1405, evenings. IrseiNaosebta gift from Moscow. Plsew be prorept. CaN 'ike sports deal sister.Maroon STUSSY BasebaN ~835316 far Be a dependable seN-starter '84 Sclrocco, excellent condition, hat with small specifics. No Product orange 8 white bat 8 ball INDECENT PROPOSAL Sak». 'njoy liNe tc no supervision 5-spd, AC, 35mpgl! $2500/OBO. Call desiyn on back. LOST; Friday, 3/28193 'ossess good communicaion skills ppC,'tghtty 7 00' 30 * 332-2327. near UCC. Please call Christy at Sat/Sun I:30.4:00 Full-time RN needed for busy internal No travel, work where you live in Idaho SS2-0273. p TEL medicine office. PletMAI contact Nancy, Earn what you'e worthgl MOTORCYC LES 332-2519. Call ISM at 882-7481. Loaf: Red jMket, left at GUy ttfratks fiakl R '73 Honda CB350, Runs Greati 14K 4/15/03. EWA RD. 885-5970; 883-0854. FOR SALE original. 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~ 1st place: PATIO SET ''The courtesy of the PALOUSE EMPIRE htALL MERC//ANTS ASSN. Godfather" (R) Friday, April23 7PM 2nd place: BRUNCH FOR TWO IN THE BROILER compliments oithe UNIVER5ITY INN BEST WESTERN Saturday, April 24 7PM Cari McMurry 3rd place: GIFT BASKET courtesy of the BON MARCHE SaraA Sanford TO ENTER: Bring Mom's fauorfte Iwo crust pie and recipe to Ihe Pa/ouse Empire Mall fountain at I p.m. on saturday May Bth. (Sorry, no cream pies/ /udging sail/ tahe Georgnnne Stone lace at 3 .nr. "High Heels" (R) .— Jennifer Totten Wednesday, April 28 7 PM We'l Sunday -,stay 9,199': FREE package of /lotrer seeds to the MiSS '~ q IeAnn Vnrgo "S 1st 100 M 0tW in th e M all. (Startins at nuon near Ihe fountain/ clrnritt/ wi'11inme/ SPOhSOred b)rt Admisiath I LeiglIAntt Wi11in>ns PALIIUSE EMPIRE $ 1 Ul Undergrad with ID 'QP. 'ALL $2 General Public dk 4su Ilsllss II %l I H. I I ~