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5-9-2005 Arbiter, May 9 Students of Boise State University
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d luck graduates! ··2'005' .Football player nlvolved .. English.·professor in,'fatal car:crash . . .then accelerated to speeds in ex- cess of 100 mph. The officer said Hall nearly hit a Subaru Outback as he passed through the intersec- wins faculty award tion. Calley sald Lazlnka's truck then collided with the Subaru, killing a married couple and their [denied tenure for not publishing enough] five-week-old infant. According to Calley,' Hall was aware of the accident but drove away from the scene. Calley said tleneck, too many PhD's and not enough BY DUSTIN LRPRRY Hall later informed a friend of News Writer places for them to get printed. He also the Incldent and subsequently, mentioned the Internet as a cause, since . the BSUcoaching staff found out Assistant English professor Louis Internet publications don't count to- about it. Calley said they advised Simon received the Outstanding Faculty ward tenure and many journals are go- . Hall to contact police and coop- Member- of the Year award on April 28. ingonline. The award is voted on by students in the For Simon to study in his field of erate. The Arbiter spoke briefly with English department and comes after Critical theory, Post-Colonial Studies, Athletic Director Gene Bleymaier Simon was denied tenure for a second at BSU he would have to get his textual about Hall's involvement in the time by Boise State University, mean- materials froman inter-library loan pro- BY MRRY GRRCE LUCRS accident. "He was part of what ing that he will not be asked to return to gram or simply leave campus to do his RND TREUOR HORN happened, but that's aliI know," teach at BSU in the f BOISE • HATE • • I , r , I I r , All events are on a ttrst-came-tirst-setve basis ··WEEKLY fORECAST" SClIEllUll OfACYMna TUB MaY 10 Upm.J'he Roc . Free BabysittIng ServIces ---.11am-2pm.... SUBJoldan Ballroom 10:3Opm-128m" .. 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MAY 0,9 2005 Anthropology students look Into At last: She walks the line mass transit system for BOise BY DRNIELLE UERHULP but now car manufacturers are ,.BSU student graduates after 25 years as a student NeUlS Ulrlter consciously making an effort to lower gas mileage on their ve- BY MRIlY GflRCE LUCRS money than I needed to." The future of mass transit in hicles. This lower' gas mileage NSUlS Writer But, she also says the cost of an ex- Boise, Idaho looks "bleak", BSU comes at the cost of harm to the tended stay at the university has never anthropology students say. . environment and an impractical Pamela Bommarito listens to Linkin overshadowed her experience. "I've Recently, a group of 12 applied investment for consumers. Park, complains about the parking ga- met some great people and the instruc- anthropologystudents, under the The Ilndlngs from the research rages, and smiles at the thought of pur- tors have been awesome" guidance of Assistant Professor will bp reported on a Web site · .chasing a cap and gown just as many Today, her son and daughter are both Robert McCarl, conducted field linked to the BSU Anthropology other graduates will this spring. But, students at BSU. Bommarito said shar- research on various transpor- department. The students will : -these normal-college-kid characteris- ing a campus with her kids isn't nec- tation options within the Boise also prepare a presentation of , -tics can be quite deceptive, as Pamela essarily a bad thing, but she's not all community. their findings slated for the be- Bommarito is anything but your aver- too interested in sticking around after The students explored facets of ginrting of the 2005 Fall semes- age bronco graduate. they're done. "I just had to graduate be- the Boise transit system as well ter. In fact, walklrlg the line this week- fore my son and daughter," she jokes, - as Commuterride, a business van Students interested in finding II end Is the flhal step in Bommarito's 25 This year, Bommarito and her two service in the Treasure Valley. The out more about transit systems years as a BSU student. children both signed up for a biology students were interested in eval- in the Boise area are encouraged "I've been a senior for so long [laughs l. class together. She said they developed uating how mass transit systems to explore the following Web ,II It keeps you young." a friendly rivalry, each trying to get a affect various groups of Boiseans sites: www.commuterride.com - Bommarito said she's not sure if she's higher grade then the others on any and what factors prompt individ- and www.census.gov. They can · ,the only person to have ever taken a given assignment. uals to rely on transit instead of also take part in activities dur- , .quarter century to get a single degree, I For the most part, Bommarito said, personal automobiles. ing the May in Motion month- ! but this very non-traditional student her fellow students have a tough time The group used participant ob- long celebration sponsored by : also said she's glad she did it her Wii}', understanding how she took so long to servation, surveys, and personal Commuterride. Each weekin May ,·"It was more something of a goal than get her course work done. But she said, interviews as their primary re- is marked by a different theme · . something I professionally needed to she is convinced that anyone can get a search methods. Each student such as Feet Week, Try Transit do." college degree and adults should not let took on the tasks of speaking Week, Get in the Pool Week, and In 19BO,Bommarito enrolled at BSU fear get in the way of graduation. "Set with mass transit users and con- Leave Your Car at Home Week. A .after spending one year at the La Grande your goais and go for it." ducting personal interviews with more detailed list of events' can School of Business in Oregon. She was For Bommarito, it looks like the goals handicapped individuals that be found on Commuterride's 'married and soon began a family, even- have finally been achieved and she can usc the transit as their main form Website. · :tually having two children. Bommarito relax. She said she and her family are go- of transportation. These interac- As for the students involved in . said she couldn't be full-time student ing to host a big Pamela's-Finally-Done tions were designed to assess lev- the research, all are hoping that _-due to familial and professional con- Shindig and, over the summer, they'll els of satisfaction among transit their research study will have an straints so she simply continued taking head south to hike the Inca trail. patrons, impact on the future of Boise's ,one or two classes each semester. , But with a sheepish grin, Bommarito The students also studied the mass transit system. Though they '. Bommarito said in all this time, there said she might return to school for a few history of the automobile and its currently see this future as bleak, _ have only been a few semesters she has more years to earn a Masters degree. "I 'construction. They discovered they hope that their study will _-not attended at least one class. "I just don't think I can stop now." ' that in the past, automobiles were prompt steady improvements. .knew I wouldn't come back." Ultimately, Bommarito said she is PHIJIU BYMARY GRACE WCASrrHE ARBITER designed with high gas mileage, Pamela Bommarito trys graduatlon on lor size. Paying for school by the credit has going to take at least a short break be- , .added up over the years, Bommarito fore enrolling again. "I'm going to get said. "I think Ispent like ten times more my nose out of a book for a while." STO AGEPllS Weathering the storm: FIN A 'L S' R ELI E F BY EMILY POITEUIN Students can also enjoy a free ing, popping stress balloons, and SpecieI to The Rrblter lunch with their massage. The writing on the Wall 0' Stress. event takes place all week in the More information, including a Just hearing the word "finals" Student Union Jordan Ballroom, full schedule and list oflocations, .can make college students cringe. from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.rn. can be found at the Boise State , It is a time of staying up all night 'Massages will also be available all events Web site, http://events. 10 finish putting that English week from 7:00 to 9:00 p.m, in the boisestate.edu. portfolio together. It is a time of Studenl Union Johnson Room. cramming for that chemistry test Game specials in the Student 15 minutes before it starts, and a Union will also be available all time when many students stress week. Monday and Wednesday, 'themselves out to the point of ex- . Monte Cario Bowling will be 'haustion, Various organizations $1.50 all day, and anyone with at Boise State are trying to prevent their Boise State ID gets a free that from happening this year by shoe rental. Tuesday, one hour of ;'-olfertng Finals Relief programs. pool will cost only $3 to peopie Students can "Weather the with valid studentID. ; J ~ .Storm" by participating in a vari- To help those with a serious ! ety of activities from May B- May need of studying, the first floor 12. The program isdesigned to of the Albertsons Library will be lessen the pressure many stu- open 24 hours for the entire week. dents feel during this time of Coffee and hot cocoa, sponsored tile semester. The relief begins by Student Activities, will be giv- Sunday, May B,at 10:30 p.m., with en away free of charge starting the Night Owl breakfast, a tradi- at 10:00 p.m. Finals preparations tion that happens every semester, guides will also be available at and includes pancakes, waffles, the Student Union Student Stop eggs, and bacon, among other to give students helpful tips on things. The breakfast is free to how to best prepare for exams, residence hall students and $4 for Other programs offered include all other students. free babysitting services at the One of the more popular fea- REC Center from 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 tures ofthe program is a free mas- p.rn., as well as free parking to the ~ UNLIMITED LOCAL anytime minutes sagestudentscanget at various first 60 people who mentiori "fi- for iust $50 per month. . locations "arouridcampus. Full- nals relief" in the Student Union time student Allie Markus re- Visitor Parking Lot. Stress Free ceivednne last year, and is plan- Zones will also be set up through- ¢ PLUS, NATIONWIDE LONG DISTANCE ning on getting one this year. out campus. In addition to free for iust $5.00 mora per month. "Heck yes, the massagewas giveaways, students will also be CallsoutsideyourIDealarea are onlyIDe perminute. fabulous!" Markus said. "It was able to take part in finger paint- the best half hour of my dayl" IThe Sensible Environmentalist I It's Time to Boycott-Boycotts (NAPS)-DEARDR.MOORE: Many consumers have already Callingarea includesIbafollowingcounties: been persuaded. Some have Valley,Washington,Payette,Gem,Canyon,Malheur,Ada,Owyse,Elmore"Gooding; Do you support \;'oycott~ as a turned to other proteins, thereby TwinFalls.Jerome, Uncoln,Blaine,Minideka,Cassia,Power,Bingham,Bannock. way to force environmental reducing their intake of Omega 3 Jefferson,Oneida,Bonneville,Madison,Fremont.Franklin,BoxEdar,Cache gains? fatty acids-which have been I used to, but I've come .to s~own to prot:ct .agai~st heart believe that boycotts have umn- disease ?nd AI..hell~er s. Others tended consequences, many of arc eatmg only Wild s?lmon, which are harmful . increasing pressure on Wild fish to the environment populations and putting them at anti l,u"'~ health. risk. In the early '90s, When I helped co-found Groen- for example, a num- peace in the early 1970s, hO, one ber of groups called was inviting us to share our VIews for a boycott of wood or help shape polic~, Harm Y'lIB r.p-rtifiP.lI pr.S Visionsm Specialists, for complete demonstrations: ". - ...... from tropical forests, being dono to tms planet ana no -_ ...... _- .. Dr MooN ,hoping to encourage one seemed. aware of the.fate, ~t MEIlIOIAN BOISE BOISE EAGLE MOUNTAIN HOME . improved logging surely awaited humankind If y;~ -=¢ Sprint Store- Sprint Stora . Sprint Retail Store • Sprint Store Sprint Store Sprint Store ractices. As a result, demand continued unche<:ked..1bd?y,envl- Tho PCS Comer ...... ~ 1 3335 Fiva Mile Road Comer of Fairview 150 E. RiversidaDr. On Basa In tha BX ~ropped and prices collapsed. ronmcntal I?rotectlOn IS ~ully 21oo.E. Fairview 208-855-9910 ! ..- 208·333-0700 and Milwaukaa 208·939·7976 208-832-4414 Unfortunately, the landowners entrenched. 10 North Amerlclln 208-378·8111 :' didn't react according to plan. law and eO\'1ro!1me~ta,1groups are BOISE * BOISE MEIlIDIAN NAMPA They harvested at even faster sought for their 0plOlOns. We no Sprint Ralail Store ,.. Sprint Store BOISE Spfint Stora Sprint Store 580 Caldwell Blvd. rates-but instead of reforestation longer have the same need to pro- 120 Milwaukea 8164 W. Overland SprintStor~ 1785 W. Cherry Ln. . 7068 W. State St 208-888·1805 208·467-1;776 they planted crops that had value voke conflict. .' Boisa Towne Square Mall 208-3n·2417 208-854-1212 on the -world market, such as I bega? what I call the sensl- 208·378·9316 BOISE MOUNTAIN HOME NAMPA bananas and papayas. If the world bIen envlronm.enta~ ....o":ement ? Sprint Stora CAlDWELL SprintStora Sprint Store didn't want the wood from their because I behev.e It s tll~e to I~~ 550 S. Broadway Sprint Store 515 N. Main (aero" 10151Zth Ava, South 1103 forests what incentive did tlley v.<>lv"kl:;:ld tal'hcs such ~ ~y- ~ sitl.:n~ 6013 Clevelandtl!Vd. irom 'AfullfiiOn'sl 208-466-2670 have to' lant more trees? colts. It Ie !10wfar more e ec ye 208-336-4722 208·454-2223 208-580-1811 Todt& consumers are being to work WIth governments .a.nd ",... ~crJ urged t~ boycott, among other industries to encout'a8e posItive things fanned salmon. Forget, for change., ~'f 8 mon:ent, that the study used ~ Dr. Patrick M.oore has been a • - _----<- the boyoott actually indio leader of the envlronmClltal move- : ~ ;~tbat farmed salmon is safe men: for more than 30 yea.~ , ' to eat. Forget also, that org~a. ~J:i:r:t,tt;::::::::iJ:: in rore~ tions ranging from the Amencan .,In •. b nI to Hearl AssocJo.tion to the World biOlogy. QlU!st!on. ca~ e 5e . :.:,:•.;' 'HealthOrganuatioD have voiced l:'cdrickOSenslbleEnl!lFnmtntal . strong support for fanned salmon. 1st-com. ~~..;.-....;----...... --;.:----- ....----' iED~IOR:1RVt:1l8~.aDlij".s3lj5~BeDlbdD6 ~·letterl.8rblterorilme.i:011l I: .....• • �I IITHE ARBITER I MAY 09 2005 Accountability and ethics in student .government clearly defines Morriss' .actions is seen in its entirety and is not of behavior show intent. The claimed both were repaid, hurled BY seon BLRDES corporated single sentences and vulgarities, and very rabidly re- as a misdemeanor. In the real Guest Opinion out of context soundbites from cut and pasted. first legislation Morris signed af- world, secretly taking $1,760from For a defense, Morriss took ev- ter election raised his own salary fused to release any documenta- the hearing to 'prove' his point. tion. Morriss said he wanted me your employer is a felony. ' This March. (2005), the Boise In politics that's called spin; but ery approach except responsibili- ($1,223) to $8,423/yr .. Following The ASBSUSenate was forced ty forhis actions. The "behind the bad press, he published a letter to go to my grave thinking he kept . State University Student Body it doesn't change the fact that the money. It is clearly inappro- to act to protect the integrity of President, David Morriss, was im- Morriss' actions were wrong. scenes" politics were disturbing. in BSU's newspaper promising ASBSU,and the funds entrusted Apparently, BSUPresident Kustra ,he would donate his increase to a priate, a conflict of interest, and peached and removed from office Since it's impossible to present illegal for an elected official to to it, through the only route avail- for misappropriation of funds. the mountain of evidence against was threatened with a lawsuit' if. BSUScholarship fund. (5/10104) able. David Morriss was removed he did not step in and prevent the On March 9, 2005, Morriss secretly siphon funds for them- He was found guilty for taking Morriss in such a small space, I selves from the organization from office. It was a sad time for $1,760 from student government encourage all who are interested impeachment hearing .. Irespect published another letter promis- BSU's student government. It is Dr. Kustra and thank him for up- ing to return the misappropnated they represent. BSU and ASBSU resources. He kept it secret, and to contact the 'ASBSUoffices at both have ethics policies in now a time of hope. Good people when caught a month and a half 208-426-1440and request the vid- holding the trust of the students, $1,760. : stood up to demand accountabil- ensuring the integrity of-the sys-, I could not flnd clear evidence place, as does the State Board of later claimed, "I just didn't think eo-recorded impeachment hear- Education, the City of Boise and ity, honesty and ethics in their to tell anybody" ing. Allevidence is public record. tern, and not bowing to those who either promise was fulfilled. On government and leadership. I would destroy it in an effortto es~ April 29, I called Morriss to ask the State of Idaho. In fact, if ap- Karl Runft, defense attorney, The Senate was confident about plicable to student government, hope this sentiment is contagious charged in this column that the actions taken and welcomes cape accountability. if he had returned those monies on campus and beyond. The truth is, actions speak and if he would authorize BSUto Idaho State Code 18-1359Using the ASBSU Senate "railroaded" public review. Runft's charge los- Public Position for Personal Gain Morriss out of office. Runft in- es credibility when the evidence louder than words and patterns release that information. :David Arbiter copy editor dies "Possible ink poisoning," coroner says Coroner Burnheart said it is BY TOM SCHOLES ELIOT said, "Boise police are treating this as apossible homicide and an possible that Newbold's frequent Boise, Idaho-Taylor Newbold, investigation is underway." Ada use of red ink as a substitute for blush may be to blame. "? -,~;..f;<_,·.>"· \\> - -, ".~.,.-:< copy editor for Boise State County Coroner Lester Burnheart reported that Newbold's death Boise Police say they have no BIf TAM EftR" ~ (6 E§'bJi'\< Tl1eiaetlSthatintne socletvwe still will defend their country. University's official newspaper The Arbiter,was found dead in the was "quite unusual." Burnheart suspect leads as of yet, but are Guest Op~nlCin "Ilve in there ilre alot ofnilscon- ...•Women are morehutnane, we reported Newbold died with a looking into who might have pur- " • ,," ,: cepiions.' about men. such as, arethe.jleacekeepers;'W6fking , paper's section editors' office ear- permanent bright red smile on his chased all the red pens Newbold Iam g1~dthad ~llsbom fe-,the inorehair prodtictin their tirelCssly an~sacrlfiCiallyto ly Sunday morning. Randall Post, news editor, reported to Boise face and had a blood ink concen- was in possession of. male. I believe,.it Is by far the .' bilthi'ooIt1,:tJ:w~::t~ga)'Cr they help the victims of war:,"Three, Mary Dawson, The Arbiter's police that he found Newbold in tration (BIC)12times the normal better sex. Why IS itbettcl'tobe.Inust be.:' ...... ·i ,wom'enearn$.74 to ev,ery~1.00 level. Adding to the confusion is Editor in Chief, described a woman? When I go shopplng''''l own about ten purses all of a man earns and for (he same what looked like a pool of blood. Randall Post's claims that when Newbold fondly. "He was a man I have a multitude of clothingwhiclH~tilize. Icerr cerry my . amount ofwl?rlc. Some you "I came in early that morning of he found Newbold he was wear- of exceptional taste' arid decen- options to choose from. Fprin- .l!pstick;myID, my money, my milY say, "You are. stupid," or -with a killer hangover when I ing a petite red cocktail dress, cy...but he drove me [expletive] stance, I can purchase a long or phone etc, This isanotherop' "It is yourownfaulti" but! am heard Abba blaring from one of a white boa, and far too much crazy with his Ethel Merman im- short skirt, a mini-skirt, dressy tion not available to men. We saying you try working next to the offices," Post exclaimed. "The makeup. "I've never seen him in pressions." She added, "He will or casual slacks, tight or baggy, haveaJbeen,the 'Seinfeld' epl- someone and doing the. exact poor sonuvabitch." a dress," Post said. "Atleast not at be missed." jeans, trousers or'pants.shorts . sode~witlfhlS1!uropean.carry- same job but knowing thai you Boise Police deputy Mike Hawk or a skort, ~r a full. formal dress :a1~,and liVed,through, the 80's .:ere.receivlng less pay. We do it work." and all in a rain~ow,of color~.•, ;and thef.anny ll,ack...Ills t~ue .beca~sewe have to, for our kids,,, Me~ do not h~vetht~,~l,c.'l~mr._that cOWi~e me)lh~v'e back- otirJaJiilly iU1qoiU'selyes:: '. .' OPJloIl3va~8llI~f,~~~~~;,l!t,$tgo' packli' but be~arned when., Women are4editated,onive, into anyGap,or,Afj,~!cr~mb1s•.·•···.·.your college days arc over; Qut : , and definitely Jess whiny than To citange my~pti4.piketo i' goes the backpackLllJ1!lf;hentry any· ,man, I know~hen'trlie dye my h~:;;,-$9~~t4rie~)t;is. keeping all youtshit(ogether. .pain or sickness occurs. "Some TIllS ~OUSING p;urple, r~d,. blo~~~",pitr~n. . What, these a.tcall stupid, su- of yOu are saylrtg,. "This must· tWT ISJUST l1y,c~an~r,eY~~,black. No perficialreasonsthatitis better be .one 'of those feminists,we one really cares what c:01ormy to be a woman. Thue, so here halieheardabout."¥es, lam hair Is;it.is Iny·~hoice.. Most of .'are some not so stup!d~sup~r. . a feminist. .By d~finiti()nt\) be EflTlNG ~URDI .the men Iknow~uldl>eridi- '. f1cialreasons. One, women for- a feminist mearis' recognizing ; culed,ifthey chose. f9dy'~ titeir mIlUonsofyears have been giv· that one is associated 'With all . halr any,orall of th~sfl-e()lors~',.~Jngbirth to the next generation women not as an aet of choice When Iha,:~a,fachlIblemish; ..and [or the most part are the butasa matteroUacl(from A . , myroOmmate~caps themvisl· only sex to have the guts to take 'Femiriist Dictionary) :,why,be- tors,l go into my bathroom and. care.ofthemas well. Befoiethe cause womenaieyour mother, apply somecover·up andfoun~ intervention of drugs,' which your sister, your ,wife or gh:l- dation. Viola, my 'visitor' is.all was sometime in the 80's,wom- - friend and forsome of us, your- . gone:, I know some men, who . en 'gave birth naturally and self. I am glad that Iwas born have cover-up In their medl- great· numbers of them' died female. I believe it Is by far the chie cabin~):S,~ut;$e major. during childbirth. 'IWo,women better sex. ity of men don t and probably do not start wars men do de- most of usvnsh that they did. .spite the consequ~nceswdmen Rants abo For more see arblteronhne.com / Opinion editor says his adieus Mike Roche's article about the I hope you take a serious look What the hell is this idiot talk- at the feed back your columnist ing about. I would love to see lacrosse from April 28 was poorly all of our writers (remember: one written, one sided, and doesn't Mike Roche has generated from this guy on the field one day. I ifying is working at The Arbiter. I space after a period); and to Greg belong in a newspaper, besides his recent column on lacrosse. bet he is just jealous of anybody BY TAYLOR NEWBOLD have had the rare opportunity of OpInion Editor who Ilike to think cut his hair just maybe in the opinions section. I am amazed at how many ig- remotely athletic, so he tries to loving my job and my coworkers. Anyone resprmsible for pub- norant comments made it into make up for his inability to run And so, I dedicate .this small sec- forme. Since this is the last issue of the Ialso dedicate this space to the lishing such garbage and pass- one article. Next time you might with this kind of crap. Uyou want tion of my page entirely to all of school year, I thought it appro- graduates of 2005 with this mes- ing it off as news has no respect want to read the articles before some Mike come and get it. See them .. priatp to give a final farewell to sage: Always look life in its face . for journalism or journalists. you publish them. I hope for your you next spring, I mean it! This To the patriarchal and wise a few people. I can honestly say and accept both its warm em- Congratulations Arbiter staff on sake that the other writers on is-a typical Idahoan attitude, you Dr. Dan; the goofy and hilarious this school year has been unique. braces and cold unpredictability. degrading your entire profession your staff at least have a clue as to guys are incredible. I think you Travis and Randall; the beautiful I've learned how to lose a student Amber, Tiffa..'1i,Leona, !'.1aria..'1a, Don't take it too seriously, only as well as demonstiating the ut- "w"h~tthC"i are ywiiting abGut~. guys should stop letting inbreds government election, I've-passed Rlchae, Hilary, Sara, and Audrey; take it for what it is-a sea of un- I ter ignorance of Mr. Roche who Roche is a dope, into your college, just some hon- est advice. psychology research methods, the always radiant and intelli· knowns. should stick to Graphics and Page and I've written a short story I'm Dan Collins gent Mary; the debonair Kyle;the Good luck and God bless. Design. actually,quite proud of. But what Student Sincerely, comical Trevor; the professional has made this year the most grat- and amiable Marcus and Brad; Barrett Ballay Chi~ State, Calif. - .' A pissed off Laxroan , EDITORS " - , ." - . PHOTOGAAPIW,' '.- PRODUCTION ~ , WRITERS-' BUSINES . ,.' ,".C The Rsst. PhiJtd E'dltor . 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O:delay-¥abouttwenty minutes, but by the time '1 Anoth~r~ch901.y~arl~'~!ll~stjn~he;bag;.all::tneytQokthestage, everyone in attendance was - ! 'th ":":;:~]Baja Fresh Company of . I . Fools brings ,,:.,.':'j hosts fundr81ser Chec:kov play to , ~~:~:~~:L"-~"'-'"_-,,-,,-,j.+t;,,~S",X~~Q for Hispanic I Boise State scholarships Hailey, ID..based Company of FoofS Is brlnglnJJ a theater Helping furlher promote the producllon to tlie Boise State QPenlng of 115 new location on caml!us. 'Uncle Vanya,' a Broadway Ave., Bala Fresh play by Anton Checkov and Mexican Grill partiCipated In adapted by dramatist Brian commemorating Cinco de Mayo Friel Is scheduled to run last Thursday by donating 15 on Stage IIof the Morrison l!ercent of !JI'oup sales to the Center on Thursda~ through Boise State Unlverslly chapter SundllJllI May 19-22 and 26- of Drgan1zaclon de Etudlantes 29. 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If where we're legal to drink, EH! that doesn't work, I cru endlasslu. 2. Joke around In our pajamas and drink coffee. St.ephanle Knlefel Cla~t.on Karrels Sophomore Freshman Comput.er SCience tcnstrucucn Management. \.: starting a famllv and long 1.: Heading to North Carolina walks on the beach. and checking out the east coast! 2. Same as mv first answer. 2. Studv for a bit and then haue ~ couple drinks. MIX a drink to help uou think! IDAHO downtown boise Weekday Jumps as low as. S9&i PHIlllJ DYJUSTINPllESCarrmlE ARBITER Boise sons Erandon Follett and Thomas Paul are tourIng the Northwest wllh theIr respecllve poetry and music performances. " 455 2359 4412 Aviation Way (.208J '- Caldwell,IO 83605 ~~~...... ,.~~-~-+ Poet, musician team up ~~~~~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~--+ for unique entertainment Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for BY JUS TI N P A ESC 0 TT Brandon does his solo comedy/ Brandon's poetry is vivid in its When It's Time to Relax... 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Truskyalso BY TRMERR HELGESON teaches a book arts class here at Spacial to The Arbiter books. mini Dream House composed of In actuality, the building is colorful pieces of boxes (mailed in Boise State, and some of his stu- There's a Hemingway build-j, the Hemingway Western Studies from all over the world) and card- der.ts' homemade books have ing on campus? What goes onin Center, and supports research, boarJ from dumpsters around been in the ICB's traveling show, there? _..publication, and activities and campus. Entitled "Icehouse unto Bookers Dozen. "People respond 6928 W. State • Boise, Idaho 83703 Awhite flag announces "Center events directed toward the Inter- Early Attic: Books and Art," this positively to the opportunity to for the Book" as the tall peaked Mountain West. Founded by for- exhibit is on display in the Student express themselves in a book," (208) 853-0526 ' roof looms over passers by, but mer BSU President John Keiser Union Gallery, which is up the Trusky said. many still speculate on what is in in the 1980s, his friendship with main staircase in the SUB. this building wedged in between Jack Hemingway enabled Boise The Hemingway Center is also two often-used parking lots. State to receive permission to uti- home to the Idaho Film Collection WebSite "A creepy Christian reli- lize the Hemingway name for the with interviews and movie mem- career.boisestate.ed gious place or a place devoted to center. Atthe time, Professor Tom orabilia of original movies made Career Center Hemingway and people ofhis ilk:' Truskywas asked to be the editor in Idaho. Call: speculated Mark Mulkey, a Boise of the Hemingway Series, a series "I thought wouldn't it be cool State economics and finance stu- of publications on the West, and to' get teenage memoirs about a Services (208) 421t147 dent. later became the director of the film, like "Napoleon Dynamite" "I think it has to do with liter- center in 1990. (made in Idaho)," Trusky says . ary production," one student said The Idaho Center for the Book, about the interviews being col- while waiting on its steps. also known as ICB,is also part of lected at Preston High School, • Career Planning "It's used for different artistic this building and probably the or- and soon to be on display within • Major Exploration exhibits ...last year there was a igin of Murphy's guess. ICBhosts the center. The center also spon- faculty show," said April Clark. traveling book exhibits and from sors conferences, promotes and Job-Search Advising an interdisciplinary student who now until June 1 they are hosting publishes Idaho authors and puts Internship Information had actually stepped through its a collection of books and draw- out a newsletter. and recently has • doors. ings by autistic, self-taught Idaho been selling a popular card game • Interview Training "The first time I walked by, the artist/bookmaker James Castle titled "Idaho Authors!" with all of Job Listings sign had Elvis on it and it caught (1899-1977).Castle created his art the proceeds benefiting the non- • myeye. That was along time ago," pieces utilizing scraps of paper profit ICB. • Resume & Cover-Letter mused Dwight Murphy, Student and saliva. In the late 1940s, he The Hemingway Center and its Union information desk lead at- made a series ofdrawings of color- adopted child, the Idaho Center Assistance tendant. Murphy has always as- ful houses, referred to as "Dream for the Book, both have one thing sumed that the little brick build- Houses." Within the Castle ex- in common: to encourage the Ing near the center of the Boise hibit a documentary film about making of history through the • 650 S. Vista Ave. Boise Idaho Over 50 Beers· Pool, Darts, Games, Entertainment 100/0 OFF,wI Valid Student ID (MustShow ID When Ordering) Remember, a pint a da'y keeps what, ales .Youaway! ,\' .... __ .iv...... ~'--_ .... sports.arbltBronlma.com sor ·s IITHE ARBITERl MAY 09 2005 'If I drop a pass or do something I wasn't supposed to, I know my parents, Wife,and friends are goinu to be waillng for me, and ask me why I didn't make the catch: Boise State tight end Sherm Blaser said of playing In Iront of the home crowd at Bronco Stadium. . College. His first year at Spokane, Matt played ing at Boise State, Abe set Bronco records for Being a local athlete does have disadvan- its well enough to gain the attention of BSU among BY SHRWN RSHBY three-point shooting. After his years at BSU,Abe rages, according to Boise State tight end Sherm other schools. Being able to return home and Sports Writer played professional basketball in France, before Blaser. "If! drop a pass or do something I wasn't play in front of his family and friends is all that deciding to return home and complete his de- supposed to, I know my parents, wife, andfriends Over the past five years, BoisI:'State athletics gree. are going to be waiting for me, and ask me why I he needed. . have produced a number of very successful ath- Bauscher knows that playing in Taco BellArena Arguably one of the most popular Broncos, didn't make the catch." is different for him compared to his teammates .. letes after their college careers. Some of these Brock Forsey enjoyed a great deal of success Blaser was recruited out of Eagle High School "I've been watching games here since I was lit- athletes have more in common with each other while playing football for the Centennial Patriots by Boise State, University of Idaho, University of tle," Bauschersaid, He knows that his relation- than some might have noticed, because they are of Meridian. Brock was a walk-on for the Broncos Utah, and the University of Oregon. Besides be- ship with the fans is something a little bit more. locals. For quite some time now, Boise State has and later earned a scholarship spot on the team. . ing his horne town, he ended up choosing BSU Playing in front of people who have watched been able to land some of the great local high During his senior year at BSU, Brock led the because they allowed him to first serve a mission school athletes. . him grow-up would be added pressure, but not nation in touchdowns and set a school record for the LDSchurch. for Bauscher. "I put a lot of pressure on myself There have been 11 number of players from with 32 touchdowns, a record that ranks sec- Running into Bronco Stadium on a game night anyway, playing in front of people who know me Idaho that have seen success in sports-after and in NCAAhistory behind Barry Sanders. The is different for Blaser than for his teammates. "I adds no extra pressure," he said. their college careers come to an end. Ieb Putzier Chicago Bears drafted Brock where he played know that my parents, my wife, people I went to Matt also has the added advantage of being played high school football at Eagle High School, one season before heading to the Dolphins and, _ church and school with are there watching," he close to his high school coach, Mike Chatterton. and played for the Broncos from 1998 to 2002. more recently, he signed with the Redskins. said. For Shermlt is truly a home crowd. "It's pretty cool to be able to be so close to him ... Ieb was drafted by the Denver Broncos in 2002. Of the 90 players on the football team's spring When all is said and done, being a local is a we still talk pretty regularly," Bauscher said. Ieb saw limited action in his first couple of years roster, 20 of them are from Idaho. There is only big advantage for Blaser. Having his family and Boise State does have a long line of great local in the NFL playing behind future Hall-of-Famer . one local player on the men's basketball team; friends nearby provides a long line of support for Shannon Sharpe. After Sharpe retired, Putzier talent, and continues to add to its already rich thewomen's team is down to three with the reo this Boise State tight end. history. It often seems like you are always hear- has seen more and more action on the field earn- cent departure of Boise's Cassidy Blaine. The Going from a team with 20 Idahoans to a team ing about the next big recruit from California or ing himself a large role on the Broncos. track and field team hosts the most natives with where you are the only one is the story for Matt from somewhere on the East Coast, when in re- Abe Jackson played basketball for the Bishop 26 locals. This last season the volleyball team Bauscher. Matt graduated from Alive in. 2003, ality, that next big recruit might come from our Kelly Knights, where be became a very well had two players from Idaho, but has recently where he. achieved much success. Bauscher own backyard. known high school athlete. After graduating acquired Mandy Klein, an athletic star from wasn't recruited heavily by Boise State, and end- from Bishop Kelly in 1998, Abe joined former Timberline High schoo!' ed up playing basketball forSpokane Community basketball coach Rod Jensen'sroster. While play- .\ I; ~ """""""'_""__ ""__"""'_"'_""'''''I1111111''?1ln •.:.1IIIIIIIIIIIIII __ 1 .The Department of Public Policy and Administration congratulates the following studeIits who have earned their Master of Public Administration degree. Congratulations MPA Graduates! Arielle Anderson * Carissa Barnes * Zachary Bentz Susan Burgess * Dean Camp * Charles Carr Daniel Christian * Brent Crane * Candice Craw forth Eileen Deshazo * Hannelore Ferber * Cody Glazier Elaina Hall * Barry Hartley * Amber Herriot Chetan Horvath * Jared Hoskins * Dietrich Johnson ,j, Jonathon Lundy * Benjamin Maxwell * Ryan Mcdaniel Josh Dillon Jason McFarlane * Luke Mcmanamon * Tami Monek , Katie Murdock * Erik Nelson * Brand Novosel Katie Ormond * Heidi Pederson * Heidi Renk * Jennifer Ricketts Heather Hanks Shea Robison * Zachary Rowland * Michael Sanford JprdanThiel Andrew Weldon Tara Zirker * " '.' * ... ~... -'-', . . :. , -, . .--" . , . - --,- -., 'Cicet 'Medina . . . ' , ,,_. We 'wish YOllthe Very Be~t! 'Th~ DCI;arlJ~l~nl~(J;~Ht~~.;tI~~~~CI1~:'", David Rasmussen _ I' ~.~.~", ....., ~ .' ,', ~ '. \' ~" ~ ,,-' v _'"~,, • '-'::"':. ,,~~O~;{'f Kristen Salo .'_.',:',.,:,,:.:-" .. .' ~':-'.j-(" '.:- ' CONGRATULATIONS 2005 MSW GRADUATESI Stephanie Mae Augsburger, Psychology, Honors 'Christopher S. Blanchard, Social Science, Distinguished Honors Kristina K. Carrier, Communication, Distinguished Honors David Mark Collinge, Spanish, Distinguished Honors Joshua D. Dillon, English Writing Emphasis, Honors Melody Sky Eisler, BFA Visual Art, Distinguished Honors Hannelore Marie Ferber, Political Science, Distinguished Honors Heather M. Gribble, Graphic Design, Distinguished Honors Megan M. Jensen, BFA Printmaking, Distinguished Honors / Wendy Kay Mercer, Chemistry, Distinguished Honors Carolyn Deanne Michaud, Communication, Honors Nichole Billetz Moos, Early Childhood Studies, Distinguished Honors Carly Dawn Schneider, Health Science Studies, Distinguished Honors RogerW.-, Venable, Theatre Arts & English, Distinguished Honors ; Sara Ellen Wert, Athletic Training, Distinguished Honors NOTHING WOUlD BE THE SAME WITHOUT JPUI CONGRATULATIONS 2005 SSW GRADUATESI Sandra HUJlt ..Tamhra-R6binJensenHunter . Kiisti,e K!les . Stacl Kinney' MlchaeI t~Rocco , "Dawell¢MaLui:; : D~e;M~q1iis .... ·4~~c:!!:~. :~*Ti1~: .... r. !,~~.y"';""""'!{______~ ,I ~t r ~~---,---...;-----,,-::-- ~ J: MAY 09 2005 . ------~ Men's tennis hosting first two rounds of NCAAtourney PLAY BEGINS ,FRIDAY Broncosporh.com (15-8 overall) will play no. 68 the match will advance to College Montana State (19-6 overall) at Station, Texas, to play on May 21. The 31" ranked. Boise State 2:30p.m. with team introduc- Tickets wilJ be $5 for a gen- men's tennis 1eam will host 2005 tions at 2 p.m. eral admission adult ticket and NCAA Tournament first and Then no. 31 Boise State (30-7 $3 for a general admission chil- second round matches, Friday- overall) will play no. 34 North dren's ticket each day. Tickets Saturday, May 13-14,on the Boise Carolina (16-10)at 5:30 p.m., team wlll be available at the Boise State State campus. The Broncos will be introductions at 5:15. Athletic Ticket Office in advance hosting 16th ranked Texas A&M, All matches will be played at beginning Tuesday. Friday and 34th ranked North Carolina and the Appleton Tennis Center next Saturday tickets will be avail- 6Bth ranked Montana State. to the Taco bell Arena. able at the south entrance to the The WACchampions are host- The winner of Saturday's match Appleton Tennis Center under the ing the tournament for the first will go on the NCAA National arches. Parking will be free for all time, under the helm of Greg Championship Sweet 16in College fans and wlll be available in the Patton. Station, Texas, on the Texas A&M parking lot between Bronco Gym "Asldaho'snativeson, Napoleon campus. and Bronco Stadium on both Dynamite, would say - sweet!" On Saturday the winners of the days. Patton said. ' two Friday matches will play each On Friday, no. 16 Texas A&M other at 5:30 p.m. The winner of A look at the competition Boise State 2005 Record: 30-7 singles (64 players) and doubles (32 doubles teams) The Broncos - Boise, Idaho brackets. WACRecord: 4-0 ~urrent Team Ranking: 31 North Carolina 2005 Record: 16-10 Tar Heels - Chapel Hill, N. C. The Broncos are coached by Greg Patton. Boise Atlantic Coast Conference Record: 6-7 State is led by freshman Luke Shields who was Current Team Ranking: 34 named WACAthlete of the Week three times in 2005 - after the weekend of.Ian. 22 when the Broncos won The Tar Heels are coached by Sam Paul. The team the regional indoor tournament, after the Broncos is led by Raian Luchlci (ranked 57th nationally) and upset NC State and Notre Dame in the Blue Gray Benjamin Carloni (ranked l l lth), Classic in Alabama (Mar. 10-11),and on AprillB af- ter the Broncos defeated both region foes BYUand Montana State 2005 Record: 19-6' Fresno State. Shields is ranked 47th nationally and Bobcats - Bozeman, Mont. is 30-11 in singles this year. He and junior Thomas Big Sky Record: 9-0 Schoeck are ranked 11th nationally in doubles where Current Team Ranking: 68th they post a record of 3B-7. The Bobcats are coached by Michael Phillips. TexasA&M 2005 Record: 15-8 Montana Sate is the repeat champion of the BigSky The Aggies - College Station, Texas Athletic Conference. Big 12 Conference Record: 6-3 Current Team Ranking: 16 Other Boise State notes: Boise State's Luke Shields will be playing in the , The Aggies are coached by Tim CassoThe team is singles bracket of the NCAA National Tournament led by two ranked players - Jerry Makowski (ranked and Shields and Thomas Schoeck will be playing 14th) and Ante Matijevic(ranked 7B).As a doubles in the doubles tournament. The men's singles and team, Matijevic and Brett Joelson are ranked 22nd. doubles tournaments will be held in College Station, _""""""""",'m"",,,,, Of note, Texas A&Mis the host of the 161eam Finals Texas, after the team portion of the tournament. HeadcoachGreg'Pattonwillhost the Iirstlwo rounds 01 the NCAAmen'stennis tournamentFridayand Saturday. the following week and then the week-long national Check out the monthly Groups of three or piercing specials, rhis more will get discounts month Is tongues, on piercings (not $30 InclucesJewelry Including sale Items). Women's hoops inks two recruits & aftercare... ~~"'~~ All New Moon piercings include We have designs for the new the jewelry and aftercare package with on board. She is a great fit for the steals per game. The Panola Fillies tattoo, and we can create instructions. We stand by our piercings, Bronco family." won the Region 14 Conference from pictures you bring in. and offer free follow up, service. At 6-5, Nass tics Bronco alum- Tournament Championship this nae Verna Guild (I992'96) as the season after finishing the regular New Moon Tattoo tallest Broncos in the program's season in second place at 16-2 in 6422 Fairview Ave. 375-1666 35-year history. In fact, she is only league play. They concluded the "Perforating the Populous of Idaho" the fourth player ever to commit year at 29-5 overall. Her junior to Boise State that was 6-4 or taller. college coach was Tracey Stellato. Nass is a native of Ioinvllle, Brazil Thompson is originally from and becomes the first Brazilian to Alamogordo, New Mexico where ever sign with Boise State's wom- she attended Alamogordo High en's basketball team. She played School. Her prep honors include club ball for her hometown team being named the Alamogordo, I of Iolnville, as well as, BCNin the New Mexico Athlete of the Year, I, city of Osasco, Sao Paulo, Brazil. district Most Improved Player, Nass comes to Boise State from district tournament MVP, and Cowley County Community one district Player of the Week College in Arkansas City, Kansas. honor during her senior year. As a freshman. this past year, "Jackie is a workhorse. I thought Nass averaged 1.3 points and O.B she was the hardest worker at IC rebounds per game playing pri- Nationals. She is a strong, athletic marily as a back-up on a team rebounder that can touch the rim dominated by 10 sophomores. at 5'10,"Warden said. "Jackie is go- i Cowley saw their dream season ing to make a real impact on our I" end, which included a school-re- team and our conference with her I' cord 23-game winning streak, in tough, hard-nosed play. The WAC the second round of the Region may not know what hit them. " VI Junior College Tournament this past March. The team went undefeated in league play at IB- o to win the Jayhawk Conference Eastern Division Championship. , Cheese •.. I They were also ranked as high as . delicious rneatia, letitiuce, I 12th nationally and finished the ,pickles, nornabo and chips. year at '30-2 overall. Her junior i coll~e coach was Todd Clark. ·<.Over30 sabisfying The BoiseState women'sbasketballteam siqnad two post players 10 the Jackie Thompson is the second roster lor the 2005-06 season. )' JUCO player to commit to Boise ,.sandwiches and salads ,I BRONCOSPORTS.COM join Rebecca Kepilino, Jessica State this week. Thompson 'is a 5- ;::forlunch, dinner, picnics Thompson, and Jenna Galassi, 11forward out ofPanola College in , and parbies. I len Warden, Boise State's head three current high school seniors Carthage, Texas where she earned women's basketball coach an. who signed letters of intent last conference honorable mention Voted nounced last week the signing of November. Both Nass and Jackie recognition this past season. She Camila Nass, a 6-5 center from Thompson visited Boise State was recruited by the Broncos pri- Bolses Best" Cowley County Community on the same recruiting weekend marily for her reputation as a re- College, and Jackie Thompson, a three weeks ago. bounder averaging 8.1 boards per. 5-11forward from Panola College, Nass' playing experience in- game throughout her two-year Frcc·Wlrclcss to national letters of intent. Nass cludes playing for the Brazilian career with the Fillies. In addition Intcrnct 322-7401 played one season at Cowley national team and their junior 345-0990 to her rebounding, Thompson av- 4348 Chlndcn 1030 Broadway ncar BSU County and will enroll at Boise national team. eraged 10.1points, 1;2assists, and State as a sophomore in eligibiJi- . "Camlla is a true 6-5 post play- 1;6 steals per game while shoot- ty, while Thompson competed for er, with broad shoulders. She pro- ing 53.7 percent from the floor two seasons for Panola and will vides a huge target inside. She through her career at Panola. She - runs the floor, has great hands, r - have two seasons left to play for is coming off a sophomore season Boise State. The two junior college and the touch of a natural scorer," that saw her record 11.1 points, transfers bring this year's recruit- Warden said. "Our players are as 8.6 rebounds, 1.4 assists, and 1.4 I I ing class to a total of five as they excited as we are to bring Camila NEED QUICK I CASH? 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