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~ ~ 20()0, and that is still g>oing to tx cling> of five'. univc.rsity f,icilities. ities into the next century. which will be the current UCC University of Idaho Argonaut the case," said Phillip Waitc, in Tt)csc) are the lctaho Commons, The 78,000-square- with $9.5 million worth of reno- the Capital Plannrt)g 8 (ilpital th< Tc;)ching;lnd Learning foot Commons building will vation. Tive ldat)o Commons tluilct- BucJg>ct oflice, Center (UCC), the Student house a satellite bookstore, food Located in the cc.ntcr of lllg, lhc III'st phase of ttlc'. The Univ(rsity Center Recre1tion C
Isa<,',oi)»'If alike have been enduring the construction on the Commons behind the UCC since July 1998, when the Art and Architecture Annex and part of the UCC were demolished. Since then, the noise and the mess have been the Vandals hope to com- irritating students and teachers in pete in one of the nation's tough- and around the UCC. Everyone est volleyball conferences, they'l is hoping for the project to be fin- have to rely oo the performance ished as soon as possible. ,of their youngsters. The Big The original estimate West confe~ce 'ree for the cost of the building itself tea)as who firt'n the top was $16.5 million, accor(ting to ten in the country last year, an August '97 news release, including the Natiortal Hoffman Construction and the Champion in Long Beach State, university agreed on a guaran- along with perennial powertrous- teed maximum price of $13.4 es Cal;Santa Barbara and Pacific million for a "substantial" com- 'niver'sity, whc>r"returns their Photo by Mark Tomas See Common Construction Workers hard at work. entire'squad from a year jgo." The Commons is slated to be opened Spring Semester 2000. COMMONS, A2 A taste of Turkey Officials not sure booze Opinion I iink brIngs relief 'urbs are working
0 - ~ The cost to you is either one dollar ~ ~ absurd," he said. A traditional "Week of There is University of Idaho Argonaut a c/ish, or a combination plate of six But Nowak acknowledged Welcome" without classes to PULLMAN —Two years much about the dishes for only tive dollars. being frustrated by this week' open fall semester was thought If you dicln't read about it in the after launching a campaign to USA for the The money will be sent to an parties, which drew thousands to perpetuate a party culture on Ul Argonaut last week, then you'e reduce student drinking, world to admire ,lid agency called Mercy of revelers to apartments and campus. probably heard abut the major Washinyon State University and emulate. Of Intern,ition,ll, arxt eighty-five per- houses near campus. The new system discour- earthquake in Turkey through ot'ficials are frustrated by the course, on the cent of it will go direly to the Nowak, who helped write aged some freshmen from some other media source. Because slow pace of change. earthquake relief fund. The other WSU's 1997 ban on fraternity arriving on campus early and flip side, there is of this ctcvastating natural disaster, The opening veekcnd of 15 percent will be usecl for the drinking parties, said worked well at WSU domlito- much to whictl was measured on the school featured many students overhead. The only ores profiting> Wednesday he felt hamstrung ries, Nowak said, but didn' improve, aug- Richter Scale,lt 7.8, many people ignoring nonalcoholic Ixlrties I'rom this will Ix.* the victims of the by an approach that oAicially have as great an impact off ment, protest have found themselves homeless in tavor of large bashes at quake... well, that's not entirely insists students younger than campus. / against, or dis- and destitute. Maybe you haven' Pullman apartment complexes don't I true. Everyone who checks out the 21 drink. Opening week problems at Learner, i card. g>iven much thought as to wlvat you and homes on Cotlet>e Hill. "Prohibition is nonfunc- t'undraiser on Thursclay will profit; a the dorms were reduced to start coincid- can do to help those people, or The of school tional All one-third or at least your stomachs will. approach. you do is of recent years'ev- cct with 1 mat>azine's place- maybe you have ancJ just (Iis- move (student drinking) some- els, he said. This is a great opportunity not page A4 missed it Ilccausc Turkey is so far ment of WSU among ttle where else," he of'ficials to aid the victims disas- said. But university only of the n,ltion's schools, and ,)way. The reality of the situation is top party The school's ban of on- patrolling ter in Turkey, but also College Hill to sample liquor-relaterl in that in to(lay's world, macle smaller accident campus drinking has caused authentic Turkish Saturday evening had a "pretty delicacies. How which a WSU student by all the different means of com- toppled some students to move parties exciting" time, Nowak said, often clocs someone from tive stories off a The munication and transportation, balcony. to rural Whitman County or- witnessing "lots and lots" of Moscow, Idaho get a chance to do student remained in critical ttlere is no reason that you should- as with members of a fraternity individual house parties not thatf We seem to have a slmrtage condition in a L(wiston, Idaho, n't be able to lend a hand in one last year - to the back of a mov- held at fraternities. of Turkish restaurants in the area... tr)Ieefr's lvtov'(es or anot tier. all around hospital. truck. Almost no gtjrs for) way People can't ing one turned out This writer tell you any- In this year's list of the world are aicting the victims in top party "We have an obligation as for an alcohol-free event orga- thing specifically about Turkish cui- sc hoots issucct Monday the I he Sixth Sense different ways. So how are the peo- by a state university to do certain nized for Greek students to cel- Warrior sine, but I have been privileged to Princeton Review, WSU is list- L» The 13th ple of Moscow, Idaho, particularly things," Nowak said. "That ebrate the end of rush. sample other Middle-Eastern ed No. 9. Ttle guide is based Runaway Bride all of us poor, overburdened stu- doesn't mean it's the most pro- Kurt 22, of foods, anct I was far from disap- on questionnaires filled out by Bowfinger dents on the University of Idaho ductive way. I would like to Pullman, was in critical condi- pointed. In fact, I was pleasantly 59,000 students at more than Mickey Blue Eyes campus going to helpt find a way to deal with the real- tion Friday after falling from the Crown Affair surprised at how good they actual- 300 colleges. The Thomas. As it haptx.'ns, the small Turkish ity of the situation, to include fifth floor balcony of a College ly were. Tony Nowak, director of ~ The Muse community in the area has come entering into an honest discus- Hill apartment early Thursday. Iri Too.Deep I urge everyone to take advan- Residence Life at WSU, dis- up with a fun and tasty way for all sion with students." He suffered tiead injuries as Witch Project tage of this; I'm sure you'l go away missed the party school rank- The Blair of us to assist in the aftermath of the WSU officials had hoped well as a broken hip and femur. - Astroriaut's Vt)rIfe . feeling happy with yourself. ing as a likely leftover of the Oi: The earthquake. This Thursday, students this year would have Witnmes told emeigency Lending a helping hand to those school's May 1998 beer riot. 2(~, little chance to party before hit- crews he hit another balcony September from 10:00a.m. to deeply affected the disaster, Partying at WSU has been by ting the books under a revised railing on the way down before 4:00 p.m., next to the information while at the same time participat- reduced in the past two years, onentation program that landing on rocks and brush 43 desk at the Student Union Building, in what promises to be a near he said. ing reduced the amount of time feet below. Emeq;ency crews there will be homemade Turkistl "mouthgasmic" dining experience, "Identifying WSU as a students were on campus said the man was highly intox- fare available for your enjoyment. unique environment is is definitely a recipe for satisfaction. party before class. icated.
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Thursdays Bp.m., 2" floor SUI3. 8icyciist must adhire to Collegiate Member The College of Agriculture Picnic will ~1SOCISTYOF ' - fsaOFaaafcfeAL be September 9, at the Plant Science JouaNJhst ace anti regulations Farm. Agriculture students and spouses the rules can get the tickets and time in room 48 of the Agriculture Science Bldg. Girl Scout Rccruitmcflt Night in cannot attend the session for your disci- Sergio Brown The Coiiege of Forestry will be hav- University of Idaho Argonaut Moscow will br on Ivton(lly, September pline's college, choose a session that is ing an open house on Septenlber 10, Editorin Chief 13, froITI G p.ill. to 0 p.ill. 'lt th(.'lstsfcic convenient. For more information, call The university llas;llways from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. for all Forestry sh.i- Chairman, Argonaut Endoyvment Marketpl;lcc. Girls Kin(icfg;lrten 005-6243. lgcci bicyc lists on campus. rntcring dents. The college picnic time and place cncour through 12 gr;1(kb csin register at recruit- Seniors for this year's Rhodes However, they do pose several Board of Directors applying will be announced soon ment night for a yr,lr of troop activities, or Marshall Scholarships should submit (.onccrns which university policy Everyone is invited to U of I Girls Scouts will also hr r(x ruiting volun- to Stephen Flores at the h
Copyright (C) 1999 All >gfxs reserved No pari d ffvs ptt>caf>a> may be STUDENT ORGANIZATIONS NOCCIS.corn n any form, by any sled>one or mars~induchhg phol 4 that state does not allow self-dispensed fuel. Elsewhere, prices are as low as Twice Told Tales and Book People $ 1.09 in Georgia. Refinery clisruptions and pipeline fires were blamed on sharply higher of Moscow, offer large selections prices in soIT)e West Coast markets ear- College and Oklahoma State University. Fresh~ Are lier this year, but Carlson said MA is Cetting Bigger Not unaware of any similar conditions at ~ ~ Tales has lx Berne APPLY NOW! ATBERNETT Researc Conduct telephone studies from a comfortable office environment. ~ Flexible work hours for students. ~ No selling involved! 5 ~ ~ 4z ~ 4k> l~ Up To $7.50 per Hour p t, p Monday-Friday Up To $9.00 per Hour Saturday-Sunday ive e ~ September 11th 5f>: J'~f"f>: t,4J'J'I, t,4 ~i lg The only place on campus to SUB Ballroom witness the defending Big West and Humanitarian Bowl Doors open at 3:30pm Champion Idaho Vandals Kick-off at 4:00pm battle the Auburn Tigers. $3.00for students Unlvefsltyof Idaho with U of I ID AkmnlAssoclatlon $5.00 for all other fans t» ~ ~ ~ ~ e ~ r a ~ ~ 885-2219 Friday 8.27.99 Beware tbe Hoop jumping: An international perspective 'Sidewalk have no excuse for not doing our work, One can work Why force students to memorize extraordinary functional- University of Idaho Argonaut 24 hours per day, and there are some professors who, amounts of mostly irrelevant and probably And would- useless information( The time spent doing that could Rag ers'- apparently, expect us to. maybe the library ly I was an exchange student in Finland last year. This n't need to be open so late if so many students didn' be much nore effectively used. I can memorize any- experience was and continues to be immeasurably have to work jobs so'that they can afford to go to thing. And I can foiget it as smfn as I reguigitate it on powerful and rewarding. To explain how and why in the well, To force students to memorize mas- school~ exam as University of Idaho Argonaut detail is beyond the this I encourage all scope of piece. American students get screwed royally compared sive amounts of material is more akin to punishment to visit the International Prog>rams office in room 216 to students in most industrial nations. Most of us end than education. I saw this guy the other day. He of Morrill Hall, and see if there is a program that suits Dear Editor, up with significant if not massive debt loads, and have Fifty years ago Aldo Leolnld spoke of this in his was with a large group of friends It not be all that much more expensive, par- you. may to work jobs just to get through. At the Finnish univer- classic book, A S,ind Co«nly Almanac. He was walking down the street. He ticularly if you are paying out of state fees (remember, In response to your rather con- sity I attended, students pay $50 per semester. describing a conflict ixtween field-study learning and looked normal enough. He was tuition in descending article last issue is illegal Idaho). Essentially, this fee entitles the student to free health laboratory-style memorization when he spoke of laughing and talking, pretty much For me, living abroad helped to illustrate how peo- (8.24.99) on the Opinion Page, no care. And it doesn't stop there. Finnish students, on "dropping in on a typical class in a typical zoology without a care in the world. Then ple do things differently and think about thing>s differ- ma'm, you certainly are not my average, get a free place to live and about $250 per department. We finht there during get rich because of the more socialized economic sys- tant, of course, to study bones; otherwise we should brush shoulders. I, thinking nothing experience has caused me to appreciate certain char- that first paragraph. We all appreci- tem. So, effectively, we exchange mountains of stress never comprehend the evolutionary process by which of it continued to walk down the acteristics of my home and beloved country that I had ate a little advice every now and and debt for the possibility of being obscenely rich animals came into existence. But why memorize street. Apparently he took great taken for granted. This was especially good for me menm- again, but when it's someone basi- someday. Is that a good trade or notI bumps> The present educational marathon in offense to it, promptly whipping because I have often been, and will continue to be The of the this cally telling us that everything is set There are many other differences. taq;et my rizing geography of bones is the aftermath of around and yelling as to whether or critical this and nation. There is very of great powerful ramblings shall be the outdated and disturbing focus perfectly logical competition (between field study and in stone, based upon your college not I had a problem. Naturally it much about the USA for the world to admire and emu- on memorization found in many courses. laboratory study). Medical students need it; zoology experience, I hope you don't hon- was laced with several other corn late. Of course, on the flip side, there is much to Personally, I have luckily had mostly great teachers teachers need it. But I contend that the average citizen expect freshmen to take it to the most estly or discard. Some of ments of scandalous improve, augment, protest against, with excellent teaching methods in small classes. My does not need it so much as she needs some under- heart. You need to understand that nature, I turned around in surprise,", these negative qualities, as I perceive them, came into relates to having chosen a subject standing of the natural world Instead to are different, good fortune my of being taught mez" people and just focus as well. "Excuse Whereupon he couldn't area where conceptual thinking and learning takes see his native countryside with appreciation and intel- because you handle a Our educational system seives as an for lashed into me with another host of analog precedence over memorization. Despite this, I know lig>ence, he is taught to carve cats (or cadavers). Let him most Computer Engineering major this duality. Here at the Ul, our facilities are fantastic, insults. Unwilling to join in his ver- that too many teacher substitute memorization for be taught both if this is possible, but if one must be certainly DOES NOT mean that I with the constant construction duly excepted. There bal jousting I s!took my head and learning. I contend that this is inappropriate, if not omitted let it lm the latter." can'. You are not me, or anyone continued down the street wonder- are plenty of computers and they work well, except shameful. Memorization is an ineffective, inefficient, else, and you do not know what our when they don'. And we can use them 24 hours per ing, 'What the hell is wrong with and inadequate substitution for substantive learning. I Well put, Aldo, I g>otta go folks! There are miniscule will college experience bring us. if needed, The libraiy here rocks. And it doesn' that I wonder no day concede that there are instances where it is needed, and likely irrelevant details to memorize, and elabo- guys'ell, This particular article seems to close at 4 or 6 or 8 p.m., as it does at many universi- longer for after hours upon hours ol but in general memorization should be avoided or lim- rate hoops to jump through. Perhaps I can do it grace- assume that l,and my classmates, ties attended our global counterparts. In general, research have by ited to what has a reasonable probability of being use- fullyz laborious discovered are stupid idiots. Given that some of this is positive. But from another angle, it sucks. We ful at some point in life. exactly what is wrong with that guy, us indeed idiots, are largely due to Naturally the most likely reason the fact that many in general people for his barbaric behavior is that as a are stupid, your statements only child his younger sister ruthlessly make sound like one of the crowd. beat him. Truly a pathetic state of Did you really think that there is but affairs. Typically the weakest of ONE college route, and we are all boys should be able to fend off a taking it! That would be an awfully younger sibling. These constant ignorant perspective. Perhaps the beatings, head flushings and hair g>roup that you have such resent- pullings could have led to years of ment toward is simply the Greek tormented psyche. The future system. They are the only people effect causing his twisted inner soul that appear to be continuing the to seethe and boil inevitably lashing high school drama show, and even out at any close contact, even a that is too broad a g>eneralization to casual brushed shoulder on the be taken seriously. As for the rest of street. Odds are the poor boy is us, we are here to get a degree, be it impotent when faced with any sort in Electrical Eng>ineering or of intimate contact. Sad. Underwater Basketweaving. But that's not all. After much The point here is that I don' thought on the matter I feel it prob- need some upperclassman on her ably goes deeper than that for this high horse telling me to remember hyper-aggressive individual, proba- my mom's birthday, or to be pre- s~" gg bly some tragic event that scarred pared to cop out of my major, and this individual for his entire life. I'm pretty sure that most of us are go Perhaps he got a C in penmanship quite aware that core classes are in elementary school. Even more required to g>raduate. Unfortunately tantalizing though is the possibility for yourself, you are g>oing to HAVE that his sister who used to torment to put up with freshmen such as him forced him to dress up in her myself, I~ause we are paying for dirty sports bras before he could go an education here just like you. And to baseball practice. if you deem us ig>norant, then so be I remember another occurrence it, but by the time I made it through with a person much the same in the first paragraph of your article, it which I refused to sell him alcohol. was clear that you are the ig>norant The one, not I. angered individual promptly left screaming and pounding on the -Marshall Stokes walls. The interesting this was ts he left I could have sworn I saw the faint impression of a sports bra gibility. The ASUI will do our best to the Student Union Building this semes- beneath his clothing. This quick Response from the glimpse only adds merit to evil- ~ ~ educate you on the move to Martin ter, as it will become a Student my editor, Stadium as well as have entertaining Enrollment Center. Look forward to spolts-bra-wearing-little-sister theo- pre-game activities. There will be four hearing more about a finale in ry. And if this theory is the correct ~ ~ ~ the Wow, all this knowledge with a buses heading to Pullman beginning at Student Union Building in November. one... God save us all. least 4 hours before kick-off with pick- Need ride I imagine that these poor silly week of college experience. I sup- a home this semester The main emphasis in this update is activities. Our target market will be to locations being the ASUI Kibbie people after should pose you'd only be the fourth group up from downtown'he ASUI has years of abuse to inform you of some goals the ASUI get freshmen involved in the ASUI, Dome, the Student Union Building, the worked be pitied for their ensical fits of of freshmen I'e been here for, so with the owners of CJ's to nons Student Government will tackling be Residence Hall Association, Alumni Center, and Wallace Complex. establish a shuttle bus. Students have rage, but to be honest I ptefer to tor- obviously I haven't seen any of those this semester. Our main goal will Panhellenic Council, Interfraternity Tailgating will take place at the been waiting for the shuttle since last ment them further, to cause them trends that I wrote about. I'm glad remain the same and that is to keep Council, or one of the 180 clubs and Washington State Fieldhouse will semester and plans are to start the bus humiliation and embarrassment at have it I'm you figured out. truly communication with open you and oiganizations at the Ul. The freshmen something for people of all ages. Lets this week. Please refer to the ad in any available opportunity. sorry that I underestimated vast your represent views to the administra- classes are in your one of the brightest UI get excited about Vandal Football as today's Ar)>onaut for more information. Now I m certain you'e won- intelligence. Tiuly my words are tion, faculty, staff, alumni, State Board history and are the future of our school. they defend the Big West and The ASUI has heard a concern for dering how to deal with these ignorant. of Education, and State Legislature. We Senators Bart Cochran and Maiti Jo Humanitarian Bowl Championships. the need of change stations on campus ragers. Well it's sim- I'm actually quite By the way a him not a her. will us in check will letter all hope you keep and Morris be sending out a to Matt Wolff, ASUI Student Defender, for students who have babies. We are ple you can do one two things. Don't of worry, at least you spelled my give us your opinion on matters as they freshmen on campus informing them is in currently the process of writing a currently investigating our options and The simplest is to point and laugh at name correc!Iy. come forth. of their Also, the ASUI has options. memo to all living group presidents resources at this time. You willbe hear- them. It's a rare individual who can The ASUI is looking into getting numerous positions on ASUI Boards informing them and their members of ing more on the issue as we learn stay totally infudated as peopl~ -Opinion Editor more students involved in campus and University Standing Level their rights regarding alcohol. While more. Thanks for bringing the concern 4ugh at his calling him a retard. Committees that need to be filled, so our buddies at Washington have State forward. Next is to merely force him to con- ===----=--:--:-=:::=-:=--- =::.-= Yoh'tfe —.= --;= — please stop by the ASUI Office and had fun with the police and alcohol Plan on having a good semester. front H — — Q got miMI — —= g 5 that which he most dreads. pick-up an application. related events, the U of I is having a This is the last one of the century, so lets 0 items, 5.5 GB available An off hand comment such as, Do not forget the Student good start with students being respon- send it out with a bang. Come this "How's your little sister" Or "So Send letters to: Involvement Fair on September 8 from sible and for watching out one another. December, we will all be rejoicing what's the of We welcome letters of up tn 250 summer collection Letters to the Editor 10:00 am —2:00 pm in the Library Please be aware that the police pres- over the fact that we beat Washington sports bras like>" Any comments words on topics of general inter- University of Idaho Argonaut ASUI Plaza. This is sponsored by the ence on campus will escalate this State and Boise State, that we saw an such All letters are edit- as these will cause confusion est. subject to do Sergio Brown Activities Board and is your opportuni- semester. increase in student involvement, and in his Please sign with full wee mind ai!owing you time ing. your 301 Student Union to leam more about organizations on The ASUI will be hosting a forum to that we were all ty packing our bags for to escape. name (first name, initial, last Moscow, ID ouf campus. educate the public on the Commons move 83844 the to the Commons. The name) and include a daytime tele- most important thing to Or fax: No matter whom you talk to these and Student Rec Center. The event will Please contact me in the ASUI number where can be remember about these instomatic phone you (208) 885-2222 days, everyone is spreading the excite- take place in September and will be an Office at 885-6331, or via email at ragers I reached for verification. Letters to is to stay away from them. Or email: ment about Vandal Football. We will opportunity for you to learn more [email protected] if you have mean really, I think we can all do the editor are selected on the argonaute!uidaho.edu be playing our home games at about the Commons as we move in any questions, or comments. Take just fine interest and read- without encouraging some basis of public Or telephone: Washington State University in this January as well as a possible tour of care and remember that we are all nutcase who feels tt's necessary to ability. (208) 885-7825 Pullman. The reason for this is because the facilities. >Vandals for Life." flip out at the drop of a hat. Grow we need to gain NCAA Division I-Aeli- Also, we will be saying goodbye to Up. ~ ~ 885-7705 Friday 8.27.99 ~ - ~ Kiner, Duke Snider, Ernie Banks, Harmon Killebrew and Mark McGwire as the SEATTLE —Ken Griffey Jr. hit two only players to hit 40 or more homers in home runs to become the seventh player four consecutive seasons. Griffey hit 49, in major league history with 40 homers 56 and 56 in his previous three seasons. in four straight seasons as the Seattle Griffey homered in his third straight Mariners beat the Detroit Tigers 5-0 game at Safeco Field, giving him eight in Tuesday night. 26 games at his new home ballpark. Griffey's AL-leading> 40th and 41st The Mariners took a 1-0 lead in the homers, both two-run, opposite-field first on Alex Rodrig>uez's RI31 single off shots, helped Freddy Garcia get his 13th Willie Blair (1-10). Woods leads going into final victory, most among rookies in the In the third, Griffey hit his first homer, majors. a 348-foot fly that hit the top of the left- round of NEC Invitational Garcia (13-7) pitched a six-hitter, field fence and bounced into the Tigers'ullpen. while striking out a career-high 12. He AKRON, Ohio (AP) —Tiger Wtxxls riptxxt up the back walked one and hit a batter on the way Griffey's second homer also came off nine of Firestone Country Club on Saturr)ay for an 8-under to his first career shutout. Blair, a 381-foot line drive into the 62 that gave him a five~stroke lead going> into the final round The Tigers loaded the bases on two Mariners'ullpen. of the NEC Invitational. hits and a walk in the sixth before Garcia Blair, making his second start since Woods, who was at 11-under 199, made five birdies in struck out Damion Easley to end the May 26, lost his sixth straight decision. a seven-hole stretch, none longer ttian about 10 feet. He threat. Garcia is 3-0 against Detroit this He allowed five runs and seven hits in 5 SEATTLE —Ken Griffey Jr. hit two home runs to become the seventh player in threatened to tie Jose Maria Olazabal's course-record 61 but season. 1-3 innings. major league history with 40 homers in four straight seasons as the Seattle Mariners missed a 6-foot birdie putt on the 18th green. He also missed Babe Ruth, Ralph beat the Detroit Tigers 5-0 Tuesday night. Associated Press Griffey joined a 3-foot birdie putt at No. 12. Fred Couples shot a 63 that put him in a tic witti Nick Price, who had a 68, at 6-under 204 Saturday. ni ke or oun La Van als Johnson anchors U.S.to win, the skilled athletes in the world excel at this velvet. University, who returns their entire squad sets gold medal record ~ ~ form of athletic competition 'We'e been getting great leadership from a year ago. University of Idaho Argonaut fast-paced SEVILLE, Spain —Michael lohnson provided typical and often-rigorous exercise. from our upperclassmen," said Ferreria, "We have eleven freshman and ..':--""' "-'-... sophomores on the team this year," eAiciency if little excitement on Sunday to overtake Carl In 1895, a young man by the name of But one of Morgan' origi- in his third year at the helm of "'- '',.; 'We'e "The four returning Lewis as the most successful athlete in the 16-year-old his- William Moigan, the physical director for nal philosophies remains, —,, ''. the Vandal sqaud. Ferreria noted. '">,':;~, an excellent offsea- of the world championships. . '. been able to establish a sophomores all had tory the YMCA in Holyoke, Vtassachusetts an essential part of the, '. " solid nucleus." Johnson anchored the U.S. relay team to a 4x400 meters designed the original set of rules for a game: the value of,: ., ", '; ", ',. solid team chemistry son. They should form a the otherwise youthful relay gold medal on the final day of the Seville champi- game he called "mintonette". Morgan group unity. and the newcomers Leading " '::. ""'' Vandals will be seniors Anna Reznick and onships, thundering down the final straig>ht to take the was looking for a game that would pro- The importance . have been able to '„ ''. year's minutes, .:"', team phi- Shalyne Lynch, as well as junior Regan American quartet to victory in a best two vide physical activity but would be sini- of team chemistry is::: '-,; accept the '' "'' Butler. Idaho will also look for solid con- 56.45 seconds. ple to learn, not require an incredible certainly not a new:: ':,:... Iosophy." '- '' " tributions from junior Jenny Kniss, a trans- He now has nine world gold medals, one more than amount of skill, prove not to be terribly concept for ",: '," Ifthe Vandals hope who Lewis, although the muscular Texan has had the advantage strenuous for participants, and above all University of Idaho / to compete in one of fer from the University of Houston, v:,,>'"- first in of biennial ----.. nation's vol- will her sister Heather, a Big West All- since his championships 1991 competi- help, facilitate teamwork and group vplleybatl coach Carl ', '> """,.7the toughest join tions. camaraderie. Over 100 years later, his Fcrreria, but this season the '''..::,. -.'eyball conferences, they'l Freshman selection last season. - ',.' " braincliild flourishes, though many of the pressure to quickly fuse together '" have to rely on the performance of The season opens September 3 at the where sue general characteristics of the game now a group of girls into a blend of coopera- their youngsters. The Big West confer- University of Portland Invitational, Umpires again major Fairfield differ substantially from the notions tion and harmony is all the more evident. ence boasts three teams who finished in Idaho will open up against of last years league baseball Mnrpan originally brewed. The title of the The Vandals welcome eight newcomers the top ten in the country last year, includ- (Pennsylvania), a participant first match has been changed to volleyball; to a team that finished 15-14 last season. ing the National Champion in Long NCAA tournament. The home once again sued baseball in game NEW YORK —Umpires will 7 Montana in stratetp and sound fundamentals are now But three weeks into the preseason, Beach State, along with perennial power- be September against federal court, asking Monday for an injunction to keep 22 Memonal highly valued, and some of the most the transition appears to be as smooth as houses Cal-Santa Barbara and Pacific Gym. umps working beyond Wednesday. The Major League Umpires Association, claiming 22 of its members are being terminated against their will, filed a the American and National late Kazuki pitches grievance against leagues Idaho living on a budget as 2002 Friday, then went to court in Philadelphia Monday morn- ing, saying they would be irreparably harmed. Osaka past Baseball claims the umpires aren't being> fired, but that Olympics approach it accepted the resignations of the 22. Americans for LiNe Umpires, fearful that basetxitl would lock them out after ~ - ~ Smith said. 'We already have snowmobiling or even ice fishing. their labor contract expires Dec. 31, announced July 14 great downhill courses, and incredi- Urging Utah residents to follow the League titie they would quit en masse to try to force an early start to BOISE —Idaho's recreation indus- ble cross-countiy skiing from McCall to lead of Atlantans who rented their negotiations. try believe it lias everything necessary Sun Valley to eastern Idaho." homes in the 1996 Olympics then But the strategy backfired when 27 of ihe 68 umpires to capitalizr on Salt Lake City's 2002 The executive committee has spend that time in Idaho. either refused to resign or withdrew ihcir resignations. Olympics, tlie biggest event ever to mapped out ways to show Olympics Encouraging teams to commute WILLIAMSPORT, Pennsylvania —Kazuki Baseball then hired 25 new umpires from tlto minors and conic to the Intrrmountain West. spectators that they will get a big>ger from a hectic Ol)>mpic village to a Sumiyama struck out nine and Osaka, Japan, accepted 22 iesignation:. effective Sept. 2. Aug. 3 umps Whit ii .ieeds now is to make suie bang for their buck in Idaho: Sug>gesting relaxed base camp in Idaho. Salt Lake beat American champion Phenix City, asked the agency to issue a coniplaint and to seek an the international sports community international teams acclimate them- City is an hour flight from Boise, or a Alabama, 5-0 Saturday to win the Little League injunction stop in baseball from terminating the 22. The knows that. And a medal winner in couple hours by vehicle from eastern Baseball World Series. NLRB has not yet ruled on the charge. three U.S. Paralympics and former Idaho, which is not much of an imposi- Sumiyama, a soft-spoken 12-year-old, coordinator of the U.S. Olympics dis- tion for athletes, Wilson said. struck out three of Phenix City's first four batters abled sports services heartily agrees Attracting exhibition sporting events and ended the series with 19 strikeouts. And with th,it strategy. before the Olympics is a good way to also hit .615 in his two games. 'While we'e not actively building, show off Idaho's ski hills and ice rinks. Only Zach Martin and Cory Rasmus got we still have a great area that appeals The state is reviewing the available hits, both singles, off Sumiyama, who his to a lot of Ixv~plc and we should sell facilities and information will be ~t coaches say he is shy even back home in r Or what wc do have" said Ketchum art out with marketing brochures. Osaka and who alread) '.s being recruited by been gallery owner Jan Wilson. selves to the same weather and geo- Several events already have Japanese high schools. "People come from all over the graphical conditions as Salt Lake City. held to pique interest in winter sports. "Sumi" to his friends, he did not allow a run ~ r world to scc this country,"she said. "If Of special interest are teams from the An international cross-country series in 11 series innings. they know about Idaho, they will take Southern Hemisphere such as was held for the first time at three Idaho His father was home in Osaka running the sonic extra time." Aigentina and Australia, which will ski resorts last March. family liquor store Saturday, but his mother Idaho oAicials estimate the ripple compete during what would be sum- And Bogus Basin Ski Resort near made the trip to Witliamsport along with seven effect to the state from the Salt Lake City mer at home. Boise built a ski jump to host national other parents of team members. The state sent out more than 500 let- aerial and mogul competition. Osaka the WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 1 games at more than $150 millioii. Kazutoshi Adachi gave lead in Wilson is a member of Gov. Dirk ters to sports organizations about train- The Paralympics in Salt Lake City, the second, scoring on catcher Coty ~ Women's Soccer vs. Whitworth, Guy Rasmus'hrowing Kempthome's 2002 Winter Games ing in Idaho, Smith said. Sixty-two have an extension of the Olympics, will take error. Wicks Field, 3:00 p.m. Executive Committee. She competed as responded, including 17 ski federations place March 7-16, 2002. Osaka added a pair of runs in the fourth on ~ Intramural Flag Foot ba I Offic ia ls'linic, a swimmer in the 1980, 1984 and 1988 from such nations as Switzerland, Wilson said there is an ongoing consecutive doubles by Kazunori Morishita 4:30 p.m. Summer Paralympics, winning 12 gold, Yugoslavia and Austria. Sixteen respon- effort to bring the U5. alpine ski cham- and Kazuya Yamasaki, and Yamasaki came ~ Outdoor Program's Open Pool Session, silver and broiize inedals. dents were interested in the ice-skating pionships for the disabled to Idaho. It home on a passed ball. Swim Center, 7-10:00 p.m. who lost her right leg and venues, 18 inquired about hockey rinks would be a national event with some Two more runs in the fifth sealed the victo- 3 Wilson, FRIDAY, SEPT. but still competes in regional ski races and a handful asked about curling pos- foreign athletes participating. ry and the 42,000 fans at Ho>vard J. Lamade ~ Portland Tournament, Ul vs Volleyball @ with special ski poles, coordinated sibilities. Idaho resorts are positioning them- Stadium showered the field with paper plates Ul vs. Memphis, Fairfield, 12:00 p.m.; Paralympics events in the Lillehammer, Hosting team training in Idaho will selves to profit from the Salt Lake after the game. 4:00 p.m. Norway, winter t>ames in 1994 and the allow athletes to get used to the time Olympics, although there always is the The Hirakata Little League of Osaka, man- Washington, Albi ~ Football @ Eastern Atlanta summer games in 1996. zone, altitude, snow conditions and urge to keep the state a home town aged by former Hanshin Tigers outfielder Stadium, 6:05 p.m. Rather than sinking funds into new ot tier factors. secret. Tsutomu Kameyama, becomes the fourth "In SATURDAY, SEPT. 4 ski lifts, bobsled runs or ice rinks specif- Tlie U.S. Olympic Biathlon Team Idaho, the visiting athletes will Japanese team to win the series, joining the ~ Volleyball @ Portland Tournament, Ul vs. ically tag>eted at athletes and visitors, has already committed to training in the feel pampered. Idaho is contagious," Chofu Little League of Tokyo (1976), the Texas-San Antonio, 1:00 p.m. Idaho promotes its existing resorts and Ashton area. Convincing corporate Olympic silver medalist and former Sun Wakayama Little League (1968) and the West ~ Women's Soccer Governer's Cup, Ul vs, other offerings. Olympic sponsors to include Idaho in Valley skier Picabo Street said recentty. Tokyo Little League (1 96?). "I'm Idaho State, Guy Wicks Field, 1:00 p.m. ''Why throw money at developing any travel packages txing put together not so sure I want everyone to A team from Kashima, lapan, lost 12-9 in who ~ Cross Country @ Harrier Classic, Spokane resources when you already have the for their employees. Idaho is supplying know about it, but those athletes last year's championship to American champi- will for what- ~ Outdoor Program's Ratt 8 Kayak Lower resources~" Idaho Department of the companies with tourism materials, train in Idaho be prepared on Toms River, New Jersey. way." Salmon Gorge Trip, TBA Commerce spokeswoman Georgia touting quick Idaho getaways for skiing, ever Salt Lake City throws their Qg Women's basketball team success overseas Engquist's from Vandals could play the game. comeback couldn't the lang>uage, but the amazing They speak The University of Idaho women's basketball team rampaged trough Europe, breast cancer ends with bronze medal winning four of five exhibition games against international competition before returning last week. in school histo- making a mockery of the sport- said. Such has been her recovery tive opponent who knows what The 10-day tour of Belgium and France marked the first time to ing adage, "Winning is every- that deep down, she had reason it means to fight off a life-threat- ry the women's basketball team traveled overseas play. involved, both on and off the court," SEVILLE, Spain —So Ludmila thing." to aspire for more. ening disease. "It was a great experience for everyone said. 'We experimented with a variety Engquist could not quite match Armstrong won cycling's premier "I am a little disappointed With a packed Olympic Stadium second-year Idaho coach Hilary Recknor of rotations and maintained a higher level of competitiveness. Lance Armstrong atop the victory event, the Tour de France, in because I dreamt that I would tense with anticipation, Engquist "The also took advantage of this educational opportunity, experienc- podium. But for guts and spirit, july, three years after being> diag- have gold," she said. She had botched her start and could only players and the history that defines the region." she proved his equal. nosed with cancer. Engquist took dominated her heats and semifi- watch Cail Devers rush on to the ing the different cultures Idaho's Honorable Mention All-American last season, proved Engquist capped her amazing bronze after losing her right nal, breaking down in tears title. Alii Nieman, in double figures each g>arne. She scored at least 20 points fight back from breast cancer breast to cancer on April 21, her Friday by just reaching the No matter how well her pace unstoppable, scoring a 26-point outburst against Stars Cent —a team for which with a bronze medal and 3Sth birthday. final. and power had returned since twice, including Recknor played for in the late 1980s. Nieman, a 6-foot-1 forward, returns for her Swedish record in the 100-meter "This is a dream come true, What ruined the storybook finish the operation, there was no senior year in 1999-00. hurdles at the World something I could not have envi- was something as mundane as catching Devers. The American The Vandals'other senior, 5-foot-5 guard Susan Woolf, racked up double-digit Championships Saturday, sioned three months ago," she starting technique and a superla- had to fight off Graves'isease scoring on three occasions. for two years in the games Idaho won four in a row against Belgian squads before losing 92-82 to Lfsom early 1990s before starting her Mondeville of France. That's record haul of I'ive World right! Jobs flying a Recknor also was impressed with the play of 6-foot-1 junior post Laura Championships g>old medals. new F/A- 18 Bloom, 5-foot-10 junior forward Kelly Benad and 5-foot-8 sophomore point Super It seemed Devers, who almost guard Rikki jackson. Hornet, driving a billion had a foot amputated, was just The Vandals return four starters and 12 letterwinners from last year's 16-12 as proud of Engquist as of her- dollar Aegis destroyer, or team —Idaho's best record in 10 years. cruising the depths in the self, "When she got across the finish I in division 'I Big West coaches pick U of second latest stealth submarine line I told her, am so proud of "It's could be yours after you,'evers said. amazing. IRVINE, Calif. —The votes are in. She makes me think of what I graduation. Big West Conference volleyball coaches predicted in a poll Wednesday that had to overcome and what I had We can the University of Idaho volleyball team will finish second in the Eastern Division. also provide: to go through." The coaches also picked Pacific to win the Western Division and Nevada to ~ s ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ s ~ Despite her achievement, place first in the Eastern Division. ~ 2,3, and 4 year scholarships that pay your full tuition in e degree of your choosing Engquist also scolded herself Nevada tallied 65 points along with eight first-place votes. Meanwhile, iriciudir>g books, fees, and $150 a Saturday. Pacific received eight first-place votes to earn 67 points. Long Beach States, month stipend. "I was a little slow at the start," which won the NCAA Championship last season, got four first-place votes for ~ Challenge and leadership: Navy and Marine corps students are given positions she said. 64 points. of responsibility managing battalion jobs. This exposure dealing with people and A Swedish record of 12,47, only helping to operate our unit are part of the officer training you The Vandals, coming off a 15-14 mark, including 8-8 in the Big West, earned receive here. There also is Navy ROTC classes you take that will qualify you for .10 seconds behind Devers, and one first-place vote. a minor in Naval Science. bronze provided solace. Each of the 12 conference coaches participated in the poll. "A ~ Great Retirement Benefits medal is a wonderful thing for ~ 30 Day Pad Vacation Per Year me to have after all I have been Eastern Division ~ Guaranteed Job after completion of the program through," she said. Nevada, 65 (8) ~ Excellent Advancement Potential After the week-long surge of Idaho, 54 (1) It traveling the world and an adventurous job appeals to you, as well as the chance for scholarship money, adrenaline and excitement, more Boise State, 47 (1) call us or stop by the Navy building on campus for information about program requirements and activities. sobering and depressing days lie Utah State, 43 (1) ahead. New Mexico State 31 (1) For more information contact: Recruiting Officer at 0-888-8UIDAHO x 6333 North Texas, 12 +:%P» ~kg I «l, a UflDel'> f~ i, 5" 1 i e Ii a KDIG 0 4 ~ 4 ~ ~ CKB 408 Moscow So. Main Idaho Fol 1 Year SO SIGN UP NQ~I. Zipns Bank is offering free Student Checking and a spanking new t-shirt to go with it. Offset LIMITED TIME GFFEg the costs of higher learning. Stop by your local Zions Bank branch and open an account. Stairmasters ~ Free eiegts ~ Nindracer @ ZIONS BANK More l ~ y ~ ) >vw»>.zionxbe»k.corn 0 :iiini ii ti.i x >4 .ir I i ~ ii r ) > m.> i .it Ii.ii > i ii U >i.i > xlemli>r f'nic 882-7884 i ~ I 885-8924 Tuesday 8.31.99 ravo, Original Nature and Tekhne Shoup Hall to have de ordinaryattheprichard OpenMic Night BSI IO'S whom have only guitars. Other typical acts include monologues University of idaho Argonaut and small scenes fron1 longer s ~ ~ On September 18 Shoup Hall plays. ersity of Idaho Argonaut Arena will be filled with the rhyth- But, for those who aren't so typ- mic beats of spoken poetry, the ical, don't feel discouraged. inguine for weenies? Pasta for a rasta(fari- smooth new sounds of today' word, anc! iven Bread for a deadhead? Not at Moscow's Spoken poetry, young local musicians and the mime would probably be accept- st dining addition. It is Basilio's, where a awe-inspiring talent of Vandal thes- ed. Compare those "abnorn)al" ry man goes to get satisfaction and where pians. Well, okay, maybe the per- acts 'to hangman al1d ln1I)rovl&1- gry woman goes to get a good salad. Or, formers won't win Grammy's or tional both of which have e hungry person in question had been piano, Tony's, but they will actually be in the 1st. cipating in a Super Mario Brothers actually been done in p Shoup Hall Arena. The cost for Open Mic Night thai). There's nothing like a little Spinach Yes, on Thursday the 18th been 1 for per- '(@en Salad with huckleberry dressing has, in the past, $ around 7:30p,m., the little hall will formers and $3 for non-performers. <5) from Basilio's to really help jump on with of Goombas'eads. come alive the sounds The S.T.O.hasn', however, set the Open Mic Night. The Student for those who .:, d this is just one example of the wide prices this year. And, -P Theatre Organization is sponsoring will to ety of foods available at Basilio's, located are afraid tjheir money go this creativity and uniqueness for our local '"next to the Garden in the Moscow Hotel support rave parties don't B!ett."Basilio's does a good job of dishing out party. theatre folk, worry. Funds go President, Esther Emery .quIte'a bit of Italian food, but not limiting them- S.TO. towards scholarships, guest speaks, that, "there is never enough ~fves to just spag>hetti and meatballs either, says and play royalties opportunities," for local thespians. >."',-,.";Far an example of the variety at Basilio's, The S.TO. also sponsors four Open Mic Night provides the their sea- ']ead,.',-,the Koopa Troopas right on in and try out Photo by David Iiiierldeth major plays throughout much-needed this prob- j'.tIIeIr'.food from the sea, including Salmon, Visit the Prichard Art Gallery and support art in Moscow. remedy to son. The first play that will go into 'Halibut, and Shrimp Scampi (recommended lem. production shortly after Open Mic 0 Open Mic Night also, accord- Love's Fire. The -'by, L'uigi). Or, make like Bowzer and tiy out the e ~ touches a Ilulder, donkey and apple, bull, rope and gears Night, is entitled >=;.mate meat-and-potatoes-for -real-men dishes are all connected in a standing circle. ing to Emery, takes little planning. play is a collection of short plays University of Idaho Argonaut precariously Therefore, it is well liked. This is . like Filet Mignon, Top Sirloin, and New York It is really ai11azing that this piece can stay together. inspired by Shakespeare's Sonnets. ,'Steak, "grilled to your liking." , Creatures cast in bronze defy the laws of gravity at the One wonders what magical glue was used. Open Mic Night's third year here at So, anyone who wants to !';-:;:-As far as the Italian side of things go, partic- Prichard Art Gallery in Moscow, Original Nature is Rude's first traveling museum exhi- UI. In previous years, the event has watch or wants to be watched Brad Rude's Original Nature collection and Jonathan packed the Shoup Hall Arena to I Ularly good at Basilio's is the Trio Platter, which bition, He lives and works in Walla Walla, Washington. should get to Shoup on September !"goes.'for $6.95 and includes herb chicken Bailey's Tekhne are on display until Sept. 25. These works His metal work was also done at the Walla Walla Foundry capacity. So, to avoid, sardine-like 18. Have fun! are well worth the visit to the air conditioned, spacious I breast for part one, Old World lasagna for part where he works as a patina technologist. conditions, get there early! Many thanks to Emery who '„twa,,and completes the trio with fettuccine gallery on Main Street. Upstairs, Jonathan Bailey's Tekhne photographs line The event is open to anyone revealed most of the information i.'alhedo. This meal features more food than a All of Rude's pieces are visually stimulating, but two the walls. These black and white images taken around who wishes to shaw his or her that made this article a reality. Any particularly stand out. "Existence," composed of cast , whole barrel full of Donkey Kongs could eat, Mexico are like looking> in a window at a different dimen- entertainment prowess. The typical further questions can be directed to 'nd although the herb chicken isn't the best, the bronze, steel and wood is an interactive piece. The sion. The actions are frozen in time and bordered with a act consists of musicians, many of her. lasagna and fettuccine is great, very rich and gallery attendant gives viewers permission to turn a crank dreamlike haze. tasty,.not to mention the distinctive Italian fla- that makes a chain move the gears underneath. A bronze Bailey's photographs were taken using a toy camera vors. Tiy to catch Mario munching a meal like buffalo and a boat move back and forth while animal known as a Diana. The Diana has a plastic lens that that on Yoshi's Tropical Island! images rotate behind the carved continents of the earth. smoothes out details. Bailey's split-toning process in the Sharp captures the . The drinks at Basilio's are also quite good, "Existence" is colorful and provokes thoughts of cre- darkroom's unprecfictable and results in diffe'rent subtle with'iie espe>cially the Raspberry Iced Tea, which is> ation and evolution interlw'ined industrialization colors jn~ shadows and highlights. Although>the cam- chew- and technology of humans. Achievements of man such as es>sence , basically like eating raspberries without era is low-tech, the images are mysteriously e'motional. of youth .irrg,'Ind the Italian Sodas which are available in boats, pyramids and steel gears are blended with the nat- Bailey's has collections on display around the world. a variety of flavors. ural wonders of erupting volcanoes and the power of the He graduated with a B.S. in Human Development from ~ ~ ~ ', And for the drunken Italians out there, ocean. the University of Vern)ont and lives in Maine. "Into Calm" Rude's that draws University of Idaho ," . Basil''s also serves up enough beer to send the the is another of pieces A reception for both exhibitions will be held at the !,Hammer Brothers Ilyin'out of Mario's Rainbow your attention upon entering the Prichard. A wheel of Prichard on Sept. 10 from 5-8 p.m. Brad Rude will also be Argonaut j;.'a'sile, with Luigi raging and frothing the whole bronze mammals, with a cow as the base, stands on a a slide lecture on Sept. 9 at 7 p.m. in room 111 of giving Attention —do you (I".,.tiIrIe.'ry out the Henry Weinhard's (beer of the wooden stump. What appears to be a cracked ceramic Renfrew Hall. want to attract a „'-«'toat.,variety), Guinness Stout, Microbrews and pot is the center of the wheel, with sticks like spokes, radi- is fron1 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. The Prichard Gallery open famous actor or actress >,"- 'i'sonrwje wine, baby. Yes, with a visit to Basilio's it ating out. The sticks seem to support the animals and Monday through Friday. After September 10, it will be without being handed ;;jjs"eisy to see that this is one restaurant with not other human tools. A deer stands in a rowboat, a tractor from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m. On Saturday the gallery open a restraining order> j<-."art[ a good amount of drinks but a fat-Italian- rest of a buffalo, a flower on a lion and fox, an elephant opens at 9 a.m. and closes at 3 p.m. Write a song! er-sized variety of foodstuffs as well. . A high-school crush : ~v"'qually impressive to the amount of food on David Duchovny drink Basilio's serves up is the interior dec- (Mulder on X-Filesi) 'ni>„which was done by Basilio's owner scare 6th Sense delivers eye-popping landed Bree Sharp, 23- 's'wife. Maaamma Meeaah! year-old singer- song- Upon entering the restaurant there are ~ ~ ~ writer, a debut album, a ntless oil lamps providing a lighting scene a spot in Lilith Fair, righter than a bar, but not so offensive as the University of Idaho Argonaut numerous articles in iicial florescent blare of a supermarket. My first impression of The Sixth hot magazines and re is also a small fountain on the wall, drib- Sense was rather good: a film joining recognition on the top g water downwards as customers gaze at "horror" Contributed Photo the genre-hyped and fright- billboards nationwide. laq,e murals painted on the walls and the Br++ Sharp found musical fame and ening us all very well. Just doing its With her 'ous bottles of oils and vinegar perched on song fortune through a high school crush on job. Much better than my impression "David Duchovny," on around the eatery. And to top it all off, psyld Duchovny. Ives of The Haunting, a witless romp with tables are covered a sprawling her album A Cheap and ny of the by wretched direction, an obvious script Evil Girl, address- ificial grapevine that hangs elegantly from Sharp lies. "It's hard to push for the truth and annoying tacky characteis. Sixth crush- en on the ceiling. Easily a much es the issue of unobtainable when lies are easy to find..." Each fencing Sense prospers where The Haunting than Bowzer's Castle. es. Her infatuation with a celebrity one of her seems to address er vibe failed. Without many special effects, songs Basilio's —an Italian dining experience can'e seen as an issue many a virtue lacking in today's society. it relies on the audience's commit- menu lures the customer in, whose ser- young girls face today. her sexuality ose ment to character struggle and gulli- Sharp uses ta Contributed Photo A video with lip-synching by attract buyers. The name of the bility of atmosphere. Its creepy sus- Brad Pitt, Whoopie Goldberg, "A leads to something album as well as the 10th song, pense always viewing of this movie. I was forced to With TT)eSixth Sense you will find Rosie Kiss, George Clooney, Cheap and Evil Girl" describes a g>ood. re-watch the film so that I may write the same thing you found with The Ooonnell and Pamela Anderson beautiful prostitute, who corrupts The Sixth Sense has an excellent in an intelligent manner Blair Witch Project They are films this review for the song, "David Duchovny" is cast led Haley Joel Osment. no effects but mainly and captures the "unsuspecting by with two weeks of time entrenched that use special which an undeq;round sensation fool." Another line in this song is, Osment is the tortured young boy around memories of the film. I creatively induced feelings and man- my landed Bree favorable press in magnificently. "And you fantasize about the who performs his role saw nuances and bite marks I never ufactur implications that something is Rolling Stone and Ray Gun. moves on pins and ample: Milky thighs you'd like ta He constantly saw before. I still jumped when the there . However no crude proof or Bom in Philadelphia, Sharp's sample," which correlates her tan- needles and his blank stare creates a slit-wrist housewife walks because sensory satisfaction is to be achieved. by voice mixes rock and country pro- is a true tal- talizing use of her sex. mood by itself. He young I was concentrating on the character's You climb on the edge of your seat fol- ducing a Natalie Merchant/Shania Sharp told Trauma Records that ent worth watching. Bruce Willis interplay. Several layers of dialogue, hoping to see and grasp more, strain- Twain sound. Entertainment when lows him in a role that he acts with reaction, action, and plot fright were ing your neck muscles attempting to she started playing guitar Weekly writes that Sharp, with her grace and skill that calls back to mem- revealed to me. Shyamalan's ability to clutch a moment of satisfaction only she was fifteen. She also said she edgy voice, shows a knack for ory a time when he was an actor to be create depth with a mere look of a to be frightened back into your seat by grew up wanting to be an actor. clever iockers. reckoned with and not a corporation. small boy and a balloon remain son zone n)erely walking by the daar. She studied acting at NYU. In her Throughout the rest of the Tony Collette portrays Hayle's n)other frighteningly tactful and mark him as The story handed to us from the song "Faster, Faster" one line, album, songs such as "America" in a role that entrenches her as the a capable writer/director. reviews and movie trailers is that The "Faster, faster I'm a trashy motor- and "David Duchavny" analyzes premier performer to portray the role Astonishingly, this purported "horror Sixth Sense is a story about ghosts and cycle beauty: The r>)ad is all I'e our culture's fixation and obses- I'm By Sergio Brown of a single parent dealing with a loved t1ick" becomes a moral examination other ghoulish paraphernalia tor- ever known: Faster, faster, the her sion with the media. Sharp has a I!Iioscow's Basllio's is located one with problems that rupture of death and our perceptions of what menting Haley Joel Osment while star in this disaster movie: And in She is forced to negative view about the influences on Main Street. love as much as his. is right and wrong. This would be Bruce Willis adventures to save this the end I ride alone" depict her behind the Garden media has on the youth of today be both tough and tender underneath completely uncomprehending if not boy from these demons incarnate. flair for both lyricism and drama. uses her music to portray this. while in pain. We actually care that that of Se7en This is the general impression of every and It seems Bree Sharp is on her the customer there, for an ending that rivals vicea nd atmosphere keeps In the "America,"she they resolve their problems because and second viewing. A brilliant moviegoer that tirst enters this movie. song, way to the top. Her grasp on our drinks keep all in a state of hap- my andw hose fine "I sold privacy: So that I we find them believable and real. twist that brings this entire experience Just another scare fest to join the fray sings, my culture and ability to express her in the Warp Pipe at Mushroom piness. So hop would be And I can M. Night Shyamalan wrote and fits (none of that ot The Blair tVitch and The always pretty: true emotions will her far in would and check out together and nicely eject propel Village, as Toad say, tell the best things are free: directed The Sixth Sense and executes I found that there was more you that whether the heart "for the children" and "lets-get-back- Haunting. her music career. The sound she Basilio's Italian Ristorante, With of expresses his role extremely well. But at-daddy" blather from The to this movie. See it twice if you have poof pu~," poduces after man)) new desires Cheese Tortellini or sautised Capellini; patterns Shyamalan had more in mind when Haunting). Shyamalan's previous to. Give yourself a few weeks to get her bitterness tawaids the corpo- a couple of Panini, or maybe and famous singers. As an artist, FriedZu cchini or went above and can he wrote Sense. He films Wide Awake and Praying ivith past the plot and then allow yourself rate world. she the evenShri and Crab Fettuccini, Basilio's captures essence of youth, mp "scare format." I ''Walk Away," the third informa- beyond the typical Anger deserve a look on video mere- to gaze at other things. It's unreal. song heartache and desire. serveitu p. Call 892-3848 for more truly only grasped this on my second due to this film's depth. on the album begs for truth over tion. ly ~ ~ KUOI Strives on being Different Teaching Mrs. Tingle Has a Lot where most well known artists started Burma cover, or that that catchy ear 'to off. , Leam KUOI Music Director Yes, there were is about people listening to candy you'e bean fed for months screenplays Devo on college radio at one time really all just a Kinks ripoff. It just It's another year, and around cam- wondering who the hell would give takes one time to tune into the right pus it seems the rate of apathy contin- them a record deal, and now look at show for you to wake up to a whole University of Idaho Aigonaut ues to increase in regards to ones how many "best of the 80's" comps world of music you never knew exist- choices, tastes, and fashions. This Tvaclting Mis. Tingle was a little scary they currently headline. ed before. There it is, so take it with a Aug>ust students are returning to school and a little psycholog>ical and a little Sometimes I feel as though KUOI grain of salt. once again looking to their neighbors funny but it was not a lot of anything is not only overlooked, but often Thanks to all of the interested peo- and peers for fashion advice and g>reat. Tingle is the latest work from mocked due to its sporadic, inconsis- ple who applied for dj positions this music taste. Fashion aside, it would be Kevin Williamson whose credits tent, and diverse nature. There is a fall, and good luck in the running for a refreshing change if college students include the screenplay of Scream and simple answer for this phenomenon: show times. Be sure to watch for the realized their favorite top 40 radio sta- writer of D,twson'I Cievk. The film is free form radio. It's one thing to be a new KUOI program schedule in an tions have been designed around the reminiscent of the wonderful movie, listener, but it's another thing to exist upcoming> issue of the Arl>onaut as ntentality and reading level of sopho- Scream, but it comes no where close to behind the madness and the micro- well as in our inagazine ln Cue com- mores in high school. Although I real- being as gcxxl. phone, pushing the buttons, and turn- ing out soon. Hope that this wake up ize this is where they wish to remain The film begins back in the high school ing thedials. As a dj at KUOI you are call hit all of you out there who either for just a while longer, we all secretly days of a small town where everyone allowed you to play any genre of don't have the time to listen to KUOI, know this is not possible. That's where has their future in their hands. Tingle music you want putting to use our oi'avei1 t yet h;td a chailcc to even KUOlfm 89.3, your college radio sta- makes the point (over and over) that if Contributed Photo immense library of over 67,000 titles. know we'e here. If you are interested tion, steps in to hold your hand as you you do not clo something about your This not only lets the DJ explore for in getting involved, or feel in any way time to be a psychological enter the world as a young adult. future right out of high school then you Go). trying himself, but also use his show as a offended by the stripped-down hon- thriller. Tlic problem is that it does not Remember college radio is an integral will be stuck in a go-nowhere town Leigh Ann ovals an A from Mrs teaching> tool for the general audience. esty displayed above, you can give work. It is clifficult for people to feel part of that college experience. It's the with a go-nowhere job. This sets up the Tingle so shc cli1 be ilunlbcr oilv ii1 hc.r very For instance, in one afternoon you me, Cristina, a ca II at 885-6433 or stop for Mrs. Tingle who is tied or chance a lot of independent artists premise for one of the main characters class and get the great big schol,trship sorry up may discover that your old favorite by my office located in KUOI down the kicls who ticcl her up because they have to be heard and it's also the place of the show - Leig>h Ann (Katie Holmes, and hc,td off for a bright ancl sunny song on the radio is really a Mission of the hall from the Argonaut. future. The only problcn1 is tlirt Mrs. h;Ivv. both clone somvthing wrong. The Tingle is a bittcr person bent on making ide;I of tyirtg a teacher up in her bcd in people fail and belittling them (h;tsic,il- her home is too foreign and implausi- characters ly a power trip). Leig>h Ann is diligently ble to be interesting. The doing extra credit in the gym with hcr also staixl on ground that is a little best friend Jo Lynn when thc rebel guy shaky. Williamson does son1e things Luke Churner shows up with a copy of with ch;iractcr interactions that are just Tingle's final exam. Things g>et rough too f;1r out tltcrc to believe. So when it when lvtrs. Tingle shows up herself ancl comvs tinte for thc scary, suspenseful Leigh Ann gets blamed for having a citding nobcxly cares because these copy of the exam. cltar,tctcrs have alienated themselves To get Leigh Ann out of the bind, all from tlic,iuclicnce. three of the kids go to Mrs. Tingle's There were soi11e very clever parts to house that night to convince hcr tlirt thv. film. There is a spoof from The Leigh Ann is inrxx:cnt. Onv thing leads Evorcis( tl1at is 1bsolutcly hilarious. to another and Mrs. Ting>le cncls up Mrs. Tingle is involvccl ii1 an interesting being tied to the hed. This puts the three 1tfair that brings some life to the flick. high school students in gigantic mess. Molly Ringwalcl has a small part that How does Leigh Aitii gct hcr "A" front warrants some laughs but, shamefully, Mrs. Tinglel How do they let Mrs, shc is not allowccl to do much with her Tingle go ancl not get in trouble with role. the school or the policed In the crxl I was not very impressed The premise, admittedly, souncls inter- with the show, The ensemble of char- esting but the execution of the film is ;tctcrs workccl well together, the dia- disappointing. This w;ts Willi;tmson's logue was mvcliocrc, and the pace first directorial debut and it shows. Hc necks)s some serious work. Wait until has proved to he a terriFic screenwriter you sce it at the video store, but even but this movie has a jerky pace. 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