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The 1~ann.'al Voice Since N98 Friday, Sept. 7, 2007 Volume 108, No. 8 ew aI in uie or arne a Alexlss Nrner Argonaut

Fans going to Vandal game day this Satur- Q $ ! day may be surprised to find much of their usual parking spaces off limits. Since the end of last season changes have been in the works for game day parking. Uni- versity of Idaho Athletic Marketing Director Devon Thomas said it was a combination of student, faculty and public comments that led to the changes being implemented this season. Thomas said there had been complaints of fans who had game day passes but were still not able to get into the Kibbie Dome lot because of illegitimately parked vehicles. Thomas said the changes were needed to that parking facilities adequately pro- 'nsure vide for all fans. Several meetings were held this summer to discuss the changes. Representatives from parking services, the Presiden Ys Office, Van- dal scholarship donors and athletics attended the meetings. "We wanted something that was more ef- fective for our fans," Thomas said. "Some- thing top notch." This Saturday most parking behind the Kibbie will be reserved for Vandal Scholar- ship Fund donors and recreational vehicles. All vehicles parking in this lot will be re- quired to show a pass before entering. Even the visiting team busses will have to park on the street. However, ASUI Presiderit Jon Gaffney and ASUI athletics director Samantha Buck were able to negotiate for some set-aside student parking in the Kibbie lot. Some portion of area 57, the gravel lot located on Perimeter Drive', will be open for student pre-game ac- tivities,'affney said. "Having the students close to the game and mixing with the fans is an essential part of the experience," Gaffney said. "They'e go- ing to have as many spaces available as they can." Most student and general parking will be located in the lots on the corner of 6th Street Photo Illustration by Roger Row!es/Argonaut See PARKING, page 4 Tailgaters can expect big changes to their-pregame scene for Saturday's game. For details on the game, turn to the sports section, page 13. Enrollment numbers are KaBOOM! a e ina 'something to be proud st

College of Agriculture as much as 10 percent by the end of touc es, see s vo unteers fall semester. The key, Barnesof'idesaid, up 10 percent, is in how the university assesses its numbers. As the semester contin- I.ianna Shepherd the university." ues, Barnes called the initial census freshmen class Argonaut As one of the a "snapshot in time." play- grounds finishing touches, increases 1.4 percent For every 1 percent decline in As the planning for a mural will decorate enrollment, the university loses the'SUI's playground project area. On Aug. 31, the Brandon Macr 500,000, which has to be recovered play $ for the Genesee school dis- children were presented Argonaut either through student fees or a de- trict draws to a close, the with varying murals de- crease in money allocations, accord- recruitment for volunteers signed the interior de- A census taken Tuesday to de- ing to Lloyd Mues, vice president by begins. sign students and given the termine 10-day student enrollment of finance and administration. With In association with the opportunity to vote on a numbers the one-third of the university's funds at University of Idaho non-profit organization Ka- design. found increases in'most new stu- coming from the state and next BOOM!, ASUI has worked . "Eight showed up," year's budget sub- boys dent categories despite a statewide proposal already for the past Dean said. mitted, Mues said there decline in enrollment by nine-tenths will not be year to create "Of course of 1 percent. a final say in where money will be a playground a they wanted "Our numbers would have been allocated until June. ~g envisioned by I IS~S IS~S th+ things with lower, what we'e delivering "It is really hard to predict what except the district's bugs and a college might or not do on ~I pdIId p up here, our students are respond- might children. f sports. ing," said Bruce Barnes, vice presi- enrollment alorie," he said. The cost of In light of dent for enrollment management. Though there have been increas- Sp ITICIpy "I the playground the poor at- think iYs something to be proud es in various college enrollments, is estimated at Whp of." Mues said this isn't an indicator that peOple tendance, . around$ another vo e Barnes said the obstacle UI faces those colleges will get more money. 30,000,:gS and isbasedon j ~@~t~dCI will be held now is keeping its numbers up and The College of Agriculture and Life drawingsdone efforts to increase reten- Sciences saw a 10percent increase in tp pUt'ednesday continuing by the Genesee helpP the tion. With the university having the its freshmen enrollment. 'uring "It's stud'ents and Josh school's re- highest graduation rate in the state the personal attention from KaBoom de- cess. seven Barnes said the great faculty and staff," said Kim for years, signers. With a Dean is the means to sell itself. Nelson, student recruitment coor- school has CB bing Wail, ASur Cantor for eXCited abOut Student enrollment at the Mos- dinator for CALS. "The campus, volont«n'am and fi -t c-toe giz- sod the progress cow campus is down 1.2 percent to the faculty and the staff really sold Action coordinator itself." arid is already 11,636 students, but up 1.4 percent a zip line, the com- The college also implemented considering in the new freshmen category, Genesee dream playground another semester's the Visitation Scholarship this playground. He pared to last year. This year, is expected to be completed to meet dona- Na- which grants 250 to students who plans with enrollment figures indicate 14 $ on Oct. 6. tors to see if it's feasible. Scholars UI. visit the campus, and are ac- tional Merit joined apply ASUI is looking for 150 "We don't want to over- "Every in America is cepted. Forty-nine scholarships university volunteers to help build the stretch our supporters," to the bragging rights were awarded and 40 were accepted competing get playground and perform Dean said. "But maybe in National Merit Scholars in this semester. to have preparation work on Sept, three years we could see their freshmen class," Barnes said. Campus-wide scholarships and 29. Roger Row!es/Argonaut "That's grants also increased. The Lead- ourselves doing it again." an indicator of a high repu- ASUI'sCenterforVolun- The Several students from Cenessee pick their favorite mural Scholarship in- project was made tation of good academics. You ran ership recipients teerism and Social Action from Ul students on Friday in the Commons. creased over 50 and possible by small grants, pretty much go to any university of percent 111 Coordinator Josh Dean said choice." students qualified as Presidential fundraising by the Genesee your he is thankful for the corn- community and donations munity wants this, and KaBOOM! has worked with In order to retain these and other Scholars, who receive a scholarship munity support and hopes by businesses and individ- they'e worked toward it. 200,000 volunteers in it al- students, Barnes said the university for having a GPA greater than 3,5 or that students will see the uals. is the most 11 year history and to improve advising, an ACT score greater than 30. Even in ASUI, this will be looking benefit of adding their sup- Although ASUI has facilitated nearly 1,000 extracurricular activities and stu- Go Idaho is a new academic schol- helped product of so many people port. facilitate the process, Dean dent facilities. arship offered this year to incoming who just wanted to help playgrounds. "It's always great to have is eager to spread the cred- Students interested in The 10-day census is just the first freshmen and guarantees a mini- out." partners like this communi- it. a nussion desiring volunteering can sign in of many to be conducted over the mum of $6,000-$1,500 per year for With up ty," Dean said. "It's impor- "So many people have walk- the ASUI office located semester, Barnes said. It is speculat- four years. More than 860 applicants a playground within on tant for students to interact been involved in tliis proj- distance of every child, the third floor of the Com- ed that enrollment will increase by with ing See NUMBERS, page 3 the community out- ect," Dean said. "This com- the non-profit organization mons.

CONTENTS Artsg Culture...... 9 iooNN SIDE Briefs...... 4 There is still time to vote Arts&Culture Calendar...... 4 Sports&Rec for the name of the Kib- Don't smoke in the Admin Check out the Nuart's first The Akey show comes to Classifieds...... 5 bie Dome student Building or else we'l put block party, Dr. Nassim As- the Dome Saturday Check section. Crossword...... 2 Don't "i'pinionyour picture on Facebook. sefi's new novel and a lecture inside for details on all the worry. Voting on our Opinion ...... 7 With Larry Craig. Serious. on artist Eliza Barchus. Vandal action. polls won't put you in the Recreation.....13 Sudoku...... 2Sports& jury duty pool. Page 2 The Argonaut Friday Sept 7 2007

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Women's Center, Niemo- For A year ago, senior Manuel rial Gym room 109. Diaz left Puerto Rico and grant writing questions came to the University of contact Jeannie Harvey Idaho. He knew "zero" Eng- at lharveyluidaho.edu. or lish. But Diaz learned quickly For information www. and soon wrote a proposal applications visit funding for the uihome.uidaho.edu/di- requesting Wom- annual Association of Latin versity/ or the Ul Americans and en's Center at Niemorial Iberians'ALI) Latino Festival. He re- Gym Room 109. ceived $1,000 for the event. Like Diaz, individuals or groups of UI students, staff Harvey especially encour- and faculty in Moscow and ages subnussions from other beyond can receive funding UI campuses, such as Boise to promote diversity at UI. and Couer d'Alene. The funding is made pos- The provost's office will Initia- sible by the Diversity allocate $50,000 for DIGG Grant tive Growth (DIGG) grants, as it has since 2004 as program. part of the UI diversity plan. The program provides "I think, the DIGG grant for grants project proposals has kept [the diversity plan] awareness of di- encouraging on the front burner," Harvey Roger Rowles/Argonaut issues. The grants are versity said. A student studies in the Common Grounds while the Get Involved Fair takes place outside on Wednesday afternoon. offered twice a once af- year, The DIGG grants have ter the start of the fall semes- been able to fund several ter and again in December or small activities, Harvey said. early January. Diaz's Festival had The deadhne for apphca- Latino UI's a $6,000 budget, he said. The tions is 5 p.m. Sept. 14 at au- Women's Center .or to jhar- DIGG grant helped cover SUB r inancesee s 0 rea [email protected]. diovisual expenses in the live band The program usually re- Ballroom for the from Seattle. ceives less than 20 applicants, "I'm said Women's Center direc- glad I got the money," tor Jeannie Harvey. Harvey Diaz said. expects 30 to 40 proposals for Diaz attended one of the in U mBn grant writing workshops to the upcoming session. "Most of them get,some improve his proposal for this 'he Greg Connolly cases of assault were filed with Pullman is on the rise, Tennant posed in Pullman. funding," Harvey said, year, said, which will be Argonaut the Pullman Police Depart- said..All of Pullman's police Last year Moscow had 56 The two types of DIGG for the same event. ment. Weatherly hopes that force support the proposed or- non-sexual assault arrests. 'rants are major theme grants "The DIGG grant program Pullman officials have craft- the stiff fines will make people dinance and believe that it will In Idaho, disturbing the and mini-grants. Major theme is a great program," Diaz ed a new city ordinance that think twice about fighting. help to cut down on the num- peace includes fighting, where rants are available for up to said. may help cut down on fighting According to Commander ber of fights that occur within as in Washington there is no 6,000. The UI Women's Center is in the college town. Chris Tennant of the Pullman city limits, Tennant said., clear law about it. The themes include more coordinating the DIGG pro- The ordinance, drafted by Police Department, as the law The chances of an ordinance Anyone found to be disturb- than nine categories such as gram this year because of the Police Chief Ted Weatherly, stands, a criminal case must like this coming to fruition in ing the peace in Idaho faces a sexual orientation, cultural current hiring of the Office of would fine anyone involved in be built against people who Moscow stand at next to noth- $144 fine. As it is only a civil issues and the disabled. For Multicultural Affairs interim mutual combat $500 for a first engage in fights in Pullman. ing, police officials said. Idaho infraction, oftentimes a citation 2007-08 the major theme areas director. offense and $750 for a second This is often difficult because laws offer police multiple ways, can be issued without any kind are women's issues, Ameri- In the past, the OMA direc- offense.. the burden of proof is on the to go about dealing with fight- of formal criminal proceed- can, Indian culture, human tor headed the program. Har- The ordinance was present- officers. ing of all types so people who ings. rights and African American vey said the Women's Cen- ed to the city council Aug. 21. 'By issuing an infraction in engage in the activity face some A substantial number of culture. ter hopes to make a smooth ci'ty at- Weatherly expects the those cases where we won't get sort of punishment. fights in Moscow are a product Mini-grants for up to transition of the new int'crim torney to be finished with the "At a good criminal case, we help this time, the Idaho stat- of heavy drinking at local bars $3,000 support projects in any director taking over the pro- final draft of the ordinance Pull- disor- hot-headed- to create an atmosphere in utes are applicable to the combined with diversity area. gram. sometime this year., Because man where don't that are in you fight," derly conduct vague ness. New applicants are re- DIGG grant applications Washington laws are vague on Tennant said. Citations issued the Washington statute," said According to Duke, the num- quired to attend informal are judged based on creativ- the issue of fighting, Pullman as a result of the proposed or- Moscow Assistant Chief of ber of recorded fights surges at roposal writing workshops linkage to helping fulfill needed to draft a more specific dinance would appear as civil Police David Duke. There has certain times during the ity, year, or tips and grant writing cri- diversity plan goals, impact, ordinance, Weatherly said. infractions instead of a misde- been no direction the city including special events such by teria. target audience and quality In 2006 alone, 203 cases of meanor. or within the department for as the game in football opening In the past, Harvey saw of the written The disorderly conduct and 134 The number of fights iri an ordinance like the one pro- season. proposal. students with less grant writ- DIGG grant steering commit- ing experience who weren' tee and coordinating commit- able to get the full requested tee are made of faculty, was sent to Government Oper- tant, was sent to Government the Darfur movie and in- up REPORT night funding, she said. staff and students. Decisions Senate ations and Appointments. Operations and Appointments. formation session, was imme- "The goal is to support are made within two to three diately considered and passed. all type of groups," Harvey weeks after the grant dead- Presidential communications F07-10, an act appointing F07-22, an act appointing said. line. ASUI President Jon Gaffney Tara Malmquist to the position Katherine Scott to the position F07-25, an act providing for gave Larry the Leapfrog to Sen. of ASUI director of diversity af- of ASUI director of academics, the assignment of senators to Dean Throop for setting up the fairs, was sent to Government was sent to Government Op- living groups, was immediate- ASUI office and for his work on Operations and Appointments. erations and Appointments. ly considered and passed. the Coeur D'Alene senate re- —Christina Lords ASSIGNMENTS IN treat. He recommended using F07-16, an act appointing F07-23, an act setting salaries the ASUI programming budget Danya Nelsen to the position for previously appointed ASUI 73 COUNTRIES instead of the general reserve of ASUI promotions coordina- officials, passed. A»I:TERNATIVE:; www.peacecorps»gov/application for the bill F07-24. tor, was sen't to Government V,.IIE-.GOING-.— INFO SESSION Operations and Appointments. New business Unfinished business F07-24, an act transferring Wednesday, Sept. 12 F07-09, an act appointing F07-21, an act appointing money from the ASUI pro- I 5-7 p.m, Katie Havens to the position of Zachary Arama to the position gramming budget to the RHA N Vf H: University of Idaho ASUI director of sustainability, of ASUI vice president adju- community service account for Commons Crest Room, 4th Floor cjki '' "jIStj~r" The Argonaut is hiring! NUMBERS I8 I from 1 't'il'e We'e looking for Web page qualified this year. 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LocalBRIEFS . an individual signs up for a School District will join re- wine club membership through gional volunteers and commu- www.spokanehumanesociety. nity members as they celebrate Simpson calls on Craig Center announces org. The wine package includes Make a Splash with Project tips about dogs, tasting notes Water Education for Teachers, conference about the wine, the source of the largest nationwide day of A new women's leader- the grapes and recommended water education in the world. to be clear about resigning ship conference at the Univer- food pairings, The 'celebrations provide stu- Due to individual state alco- dents a chance to explore a sity of Idaho will offer women re- would enable Republi- educational hol laws, wine shipments are variety of water-related topics Associated Press a Republican, can choose a ignation 'orkshops to cans to sidestep one of the sever- enhance their professional legally limited to certain states. through hands-on activities. placement. WASHINGTON Idaho's "If there, al ethics dilemmas they face this leadership skills. The event is For more information about This event is scheduled from — there is no vacancy senior congress- doesn't know what to fall, and avoid the embarrass- an all-day conference Oct. 19 Dog Lovers Wine Club, visit 9:15a.m. to 2:30 p.m. at Chris- Republican he really man called on Sen. Larry Craig do," said, "This can' ment of dealing with a colleague that includes a free lunch for ~v.dogloverswineclub.corn. tiansen Meadows near Elk Simpson River. The Watershed Festival on Thursday to make it clear go on for very long." who had been stripped of his registered attendees. Work- leaderslup posts and is open to all community mem- he will leave his seat by Sept. Simpson said Craig "needs committee shop topics include negotia- Class offers to teach leaders. bers. For more information 30, as GOP leaders sought to to make it clear that he is go- urged to resign by party tion skills, leadership styles the need for parenting skills about the Palouse-Clearwater remove any doubt that the ing to resign at the end of the It also would negate and learning to speak and be Senate ethics committee inves- A free communication and Environmental Institute's Wa- embattled senator will resign month, so that Butch can make a heard, among other topics. weeks. tigation, which GOP leaders had parenting class will be held tershed Festival, contact Heidi within a replacement." Pam J. Bettis from Washing- Craig's said Whit- uested. today at the Unitarian Univer- Weaver at heidilpcei.org or at chief spokesman Craig spokesman Dan ton State University will give his boss had dropped virtually said Thursday that the sen- ven if Craig were to com- "Women salist Church of the Palouse, 882-1444. ing g .the keynote address, all notions of to finish was'ocused on to plete his term, Whiting said, he Nice." 420 East Second St., from 7-9 trying ator trying and the Politics of his third term, which ends in clear his name and to help Ida- would not seek re-election in p.m. Parents will find out how Cen- Sustainability early 2009. But prominent Re- for a replacement. 2008. to increase mutual respect and ho prepare 'Toasting',the ter seeks ublicans in and "The most likely scenario, by For replacements, Otter said cooperalion living in agree- proposals Washington by daho wanted a firm deadline far, is that October there will he was considering Lt. Gov. Jim Humane Society ment with their values. In of the UI's con- by support in hopes of putting the contro- be a new senator from Idaho," Risch 'and Idaho Attorney Gen- A 10-week "Peace-full Par- tinuing conversation on sus- The Spokane Humane So- versy behind them. Whiting told the AP. eral Lawrence Wasden, both enting" class will start Sept. 17 tainability as a. strategic goal ciety is taking a different ap- Craig pleaded guilty in Au- The only circumstances in Republicans. He. also named at the Community Action Part- and communal mission, the UI proach to raise funds to care for ust to disorderly conduct fol- which Craig might try to com- Simpson, but Simpson said he ~ nership: Contact Debbie Center is the 4,000 to 7,000 animals that Grieb, Sustainability inviting owing a sting operation in a plete his term, Whiting said, does not want to be considered 882-3460 for from facul- come through the shelter each information or proposals students, men's bathroom at the Minne- would require a prompt over- for the job. to register. A 12-week "Com- that ad- year. The shelter has become a ty and staff for projects apolis airport, but he said this turning of his conviction, as Whiting said Craig remairis "Bark Partner" with Dog Lovers passionate . Communication" vance sustainability at UI and in week he..hoped to withdraw well as Senate GOP intent on clearing his name, Wine Club, a boutique winery class will be offered beginning the surrounding communities. the plea. He also hinted he was to restore theleaders'greement com- and hopes to be able to with- that offers, premium wine and Thursday'. To enroll call Veroni- Student-led proposals may re- retlunking his weekend an- mittee leaderships positions draw the guilty plea he entered illustrated labels featuring dogs ca Lassen at 882-2562, quest up to $20,000, and faculty nouncemerit that he intended they took from him this week. after a pohce report alleged he to support animal shelters, ser- and staff-led proposals may to resign by month's end. Those scenarios are unlikely, had solicited sex from a male .vice, therapy and rescue organi- Students join in request up to $7500.All propos- Rep. Mike Simpson, R-Ida- Whiting said. officer at the Minneapolis air- zations around the country. Dog water education day als are due Sept. 28 by 5 p.m. ho, told The Associated Press Republican Senate leaders port in June. Legal scholars say Lovers Wine Club provides on- Students can contact Alecia that Craig should make his welcomed Whiting's comments it is difficult but not impossible going support to the Spokane On Sept. 21, 80 elementary Hoene at uiscuidaho.edu for resignation unequivocal so that after a series of confusing signals to have a judge 'reconsider a Humane Society, every time students from the Whitepine more information, Gov. C.L. "Butch" Otter, also from Craig's circle. A prompt res- guilty plea.

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I haven't slept McLean added. north Idaho sports bar owner tensive collection of baseball well since the fire," Capone He said burned Nike run- Associated Press counted for about 71 percent of has been arrested and charged memorabilia, including about said. ning shoes that were found at all suicides in girls aged 10-14; with arson in a fire that de- 100 old mitts, baseballs, bats, Immediately after the fire, the scene were sent for DNA ATLANTA —The suicide about half of those aged 15-19; stroyed a rival and a pub bobblehead dolls and auto- workers and customers at rate among preteen and young and 34 percent between 20-24. sports memorabilia collection testing but would not disclose graphed photos of players, Hanlon's bar told investigators the results or say whether they teen girls spiked 76 percent, "While we can't say (hang-. in this town east of Spokane. a disturbing that federal co-owner Teresa Capone said. he had burns on his legs, but were the same size and type of sign 'ing) is a trend yet, we are con- A burned pair of tennis health officials say they can' She said much of the memora- "his original claim was that he shoes worn by Hanlon. fident that's an unusually high shoes and surveillance video- explain. bilia was from Don Larsen of received the burns changing Capone, who said he hopes fully number in 2004," said Dr. Keri tape were key clues in the arrest For all young people be- Hayden, who pitched a perfect cooking oil," police Lt. Greg to reopen in Post Falls Feb- Lubell, a CDC behavioral sci- on Wednesday of Richard E. by tween ages 10 to 24, the suicide game for the New York Yan- McLean said. ruary, described Hanlon as entist who was one of the study Hanlon, 50, owner of Paddy's rate rose 8 percent from 2003 authors, Sports Bar in Post Falls and Co- kees in the 1956 World Series. Hanlon had second- to cordial on the couple of occa- to 2004,the biggest single-year Scientists speculated that eur d'Alene, police said. Hanlon has maintained third-degree burns on his an- sions when they met. bump in 15 years, in what one hanging have become the Bail was set at on his innocence throughout the kles but never sought medical There was no personal ani- may $750,000 official called "a dramatic and most accessible method. Hanlon, who is charged with investigation, police Lt. Scot treatment, McLean said. mosity, but with the business huge increase." "It is possible that hanging first-degree arson and Haug said. A pair of oil-soaked pants rivalry "he had a motive," Ca- burglary The report, based on the lat- and suffocation is more eas- in the blaze that destroyed Ca- Tom Capone, who like Han- was seized police in a "I by pone said. guess he thought est numbers available, was re- ily available than other meth- pone's Pub and Grill on lon also owns a sports bar 'i'n search of Hanlon's home busi- July in he was going to get our leased Thursday by the Centers ods, especially for these other 25. Arson carries a maximum Coeur d'Alene, said he was re- mid-August, and although ness." for Disease Control and groups," Arias said. Pre-'ention and suggests a trou- The CDC is advising health bling reversal in recent trends. officials to consider focusing Suicide rates had fallen by suicide prevention programs 28.5 percent since 1990 among on girls ages 10-19 and boys young people. between 15-19 to reverse the The biggest increase —about trends. It also said the suicide 76 percent —was in the suicide methods suggest that preven- rate for 10- to 14-year-old girls. tion focused solely on restrict- There were 94 suicides in that ing access to pills, weapons age group in 2004, compared or other lethal means may;be 'to 56 in 2003. The rate is still of limited success. As for.why low fewer than one per 100,000 rates are up, Richard Lieber- r population. man, who coordinates the sui-'ide Suicide rates among older prevention program for teen girls, those aged 15-19shot Los Angeles public schools, up 32 percent; rates for males in said one cause could be a rise that age group rose 9 percent. in depression during tumultu- "In surveillance speak, this is ous adolescent years. a dramatic and huge increase," "There's a lot of pressure in Dr. Ileana Arias said of the over- and around middle school kids. all picture. She is director of the They'e kind of all transition CDC's National Center for In- kids. They'e turbulent times jury Prevention and Control. to begin with," he said. "The More research is needed hotline's been ringing off the to determine whether this is hook with middle school kids a trend or just a blip, said one experimenting with a wide child psychiatrist, Dr, Thomas variety of self-injurious behav- Cummins of Children's Memo- ior, exploring different ways to rial Hospital in Chicago. "We hurt themselves." all need to keep our eye on this Arias said the declining use ~! over time to see if this is a con- of antidepressants in those age tinuing trend." groups might play a role. But g pgpr " Overall, there were 4,599 it's "not the only factor" that suicides among young people health officials will be study- a e a in 2004, making it the third- ing. Four years ago, federal ISr. leading cause of death, sur- regulators warned that anti- assed only by car crashes and depressants seemed to raise omicide, A rias said. Males the risk of suicidal behavior !gal! committed suicide far more among young people, so black S.! 0 ': " often than females, accounting box warnings were put on thy for about three-quarters of sui- drugs'ackaging. cides ! ... in this age group. When partial teen suicide The study also documented data was published earlier this a change in suicide method. year, experts noted at the time In 1990, guns accounted for that the drop in sales of the more than half of all suicides drugs corresponded w'ith a rise among young females. By 2004, in the suicide. rate. Now there though, death by hanging and is concern that some children suffocation became the most who need the medication aren' common suicide method. It ac- getting it.

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With any luck 'n, These conflicting orders can lead we'l still pull it out, but the Yankees to of years repression and problems have a habit of losing when it doesn' down the road. really matter, and winning when they Sometimes it can take years for Because we'e so proud of need to. The M's, sadly, tend to do the these problems to manifest them- him, we gave Paul the day opposite. selves. l QlU. 'DON'7 off.We are reprinting this —Carissa Say hello to Sen. Lariy Craig. GET IT The first assumption is that this is cartoon for your pleasure. It"s September a problem inherent to conservative, only religious people. While it might be When I look out my office window more prevalent among those with I see some leaves beginning to turn "middle American" values, tha Ys not yellow. I would be satisfied if this entirely accurate. It can happen to was a result of freezing temperatures anyone, really. at night and signaled the beginning Gay or not, Mr. Craig, just don't lie of fall, but it doesn'. All it means is about it anymore. that it was too dang hot this sum- That's mer and these leaves are and what really put Craig, on WE dry the hot seat. It's not likely that Craig c&cg dead. I want fall. I want jeans, shoes would ever have been elected as a and sweatshirts. I want to be comfy gay man in Idaho, or 45 other states instead of hot. I want to put my in this country, but maybe he'd be featiler comforter on my bed. I want happier with himself. to wear the sweaters I spent too much Again, it isn't the truth that got money on at Old Navy, even if it him in trouble, iYs the lie. Networks susceptible to baby invasion means I match everyone else who did If he'd told the truth about getting the same thing. I want cold weather. 'arrested and Maybe I should have gone to school just what he was doing Social networking sites like Facebook and MySpace a thing for and I think the whole idea is a dogs, slippery in Minnesota. Or Antarctica. iti that restroom, things would be have revolutionized communication. No do we longer slope. Savannah much clearer. For one thing, if he need to invest time in using the telephone or postal mail MySpace is Facebook's narcissistic, semi-retarded step — really was attempting to participate to keep in touch with our friends. cousin. People can post whatever the hell they want on in an illicit sex act, the question of his This convenience comes at a price, which their pages, which should be called ego landfills Too busy for fun resignation would not be an issue. happens to be my sanity. I'.ve been out of high because that's what 90 percent of pages look like. Last night was the rescheduled The Senate ethics committee would school for two years but despite this, my Fa- Are those some quiz results you posted? Your reading Anthony Doerr, the new have dealt with him faster than a hot by cebook and MySpace friends lists are mostly horoscope? That's some originality. Idaho writer-in-residence. No, I haven' dog eating champion goes through a comprised of Post Falls graduates. I . When it comes to MySpace, there is abso- didn't get to go. Life is about sacri- foot long. talked over. to most of those hsted since high lutely nothing stopping babies from taking fice, right? What are you willing to Parents tend to be more upset school. By "talk," I mean actual face-to-face Someone will transform their personal pape into "What' give up? when a child lies about why they did conversation, not passive-aggressive a literal baby shrine. All the baby pages will link —T.J something and less about what was up, dawg?" drive-by messages online. to each other and create a baby alliance, and no actually done, De'spite how I, or anyone else my age, may one's friends list will be spared &om the infiltra- Find the child that admits to boast in public, I don't feel completely honest tion. The gullible, ditzy girls that were previously Damn it, Netflix! wrongdoing they had no part of, and calling myself an "adult." I'm nowhere near in the majority, will fall For the infantile trap and I love Netflix, but I am feeling very you'l find a very disturbed child. independence from my parents. I assumed my y " post millions of cute comments and pictures of overwhelmed right now. How can Columnist If Craig was innocent, pleading academic peers would be in the same boat. baby animals on the invaders'ages. In just a few one possibly get to all of the mov- to the charge is not the Boy, was I wrong. As the months go by I a<8 oPlnj»Isub years, they'l have baby pages of their own. ies want see when their list guilty way ujd»o «u they to to prove said innocence. The saying 'ee more and more announcements of people The epidemic of former high school classmates is hundreds long. I want to see all of goes, "Ifyou can't do the time, don' I knew in high school, people the same age as deciding to grow up prematurely comes at the them and I can't stand it anymore. I married even worse, kids. IYs worst time for those us who chose to college do the crime." The opposite can be me, getting or, having a of to go have to stop adding to the list before I bit distressing to see the child of someone who was just instead. Our friends are getting mamed and having chil- said, as well. If you didn't do the go crazy. Curse you, Netflix. 'cnrne, dori't the fine'. ' 10.years ago goofing off on the playground with you in dren and are throwing parlies and showers to acknowl- pay school. —Ryli "Maintaining one's stance, if you elementary edge that. That means the guests —single, broke college The confluence of our generation's ascent into adult- students —are practical gifts en masse. will, has proven to be more ac- buying Can't hood with technology's ascent into Moore's Law inevi- a lot for making the rest of us look cheap, new parents~ get through ceptable to voters than swapping tably creates an unsavory byproduct babies and social and/or newlyweds, positions. It's too late. You already One of my buddies is in China. networking. I don't resent my former classmates who are decided that you'd been caught. getting'ther We think the Chinese government than being ubiquitous in uploaded pictures, at settled down. They can do whatever they please with Again, like a little kid caught censors his e-mails. I hope they have this point, there is only so much someone's child can per- their lives, and I hope they are with their choices. I with his hand the happy a sense of humor because when I in cookie jar, Craig vade a Facebook profile. The popularity of the applica- couldn't do it this in life. I do'have this early to say to my e-mail him, sometimes I start off with,'i, should have stepped up and said he tions feature will probably one bring "Babybook" or peers: Your is cute, but please it from day baby keep away Trevor. Hi, reading this. was wrong. He was caught up in a "Facebaby" or something equally asinine. I'e seen such the computer. people bad situation and needs to clear the I —Robert air. Hiding the arrest, repressing a part Cog me of himself that has probably caused I think most really motivated 'im his entire life, was a mis- pain Smoking in the girls'oom people want to be a captain of their take. to out of it later will Trying get industry —the person that. everyone end his career. Everybody knows that smoking You can't smoke inside a res- cigarette. If are you smoking to looks to and is absolutely vital to if he'd been himself when ain't allowed in school. Browns- taurant. In fact, states have cover up Maybe many up a smell, I have news for getting the done. ville Station said so in 1973 and job he was a student at the University 'nstituted such bans, including you: whether you light a Camel or Screw that. 'of Idaho, things would be different. Motley CrQe reminded us again in Nevada. I could get into that state' not, the next person in the is john Anonymity is the greatest possible if he'd stayed out of Minn- 1985.Some never learn. new smoking laws, but iYd take to know what did. Maybe people going you achievement in the corporate world. sota, he'd never have been caught. Wednesday morning, a sign t'oo long. Don't worry. You can still I am a bit curious about the I like to think th'at if someday I died ~ There are still too maybes in- on the Administration smoke at the slot machines. women smoking in the Admin many on the wouldn't notice volved in Craig's predicament. As of Building's first Qoor For now. restrooms. Scenes of "bad girls" job, they I was gone until my'ubicle started to 'Thursday, his previously announced women's room indicated Smoking before and/ in leather jackets and ripped jeans smell. Better yet, they would continue Sept. 30 resignation'was on hold. that someone had or after a meal has always float through head. There been;,': my to me after I was dead. If see Right now, Larry Craig doesn' smoking in there. a mystery me, any- they are, waiting to ambush pay you Signs:,'een tp the me in class, answering questions and know who he is. Voters, many who on'restroom doors attract way. I can understand it if teacher's when she comes in to pet turning in assignments, this is what have supported him throughout his eye, whether I'm you are eating somewhere wash her hands between my classes. I'm striving toward. political career, don't know either. headed in there or not. with bad tasting food. But And then I remember. This —Alee If he can finally lea'rn to be himself, Idaho law states that why would you want to eat isn't a restroom in a res hall. It' he'l be a happier person. There is still smoking'in or within 25 there? Smoked food is read- in the Admin Building. Yes, there Idaho Idaho, GO GO GO . a chance'or his private life, if not his feet of a public build- ily available if you enjoy are lots of classes in there and public life. ing is illegal. The only TJ.>anchell that hickory-kissed, burnt my Hollywood scenario could We better have a good turn out At this point, the crowd he wanted buildings you can smoke Opinion editor Qesh taste. be playing out right now, but I for this game on Saturday. Without to fit in with doesn't want him. If he in are bars that choose to atg oplnioii@sub Smoking in a Public doubt it. the fans, there's no energy, and this is can't be happy with himself, he won' allow it, bowling alleys uldaho.edu restroom makes more Administration is stressful. the first game of the year. To tell you h'ave anyone. because Butch vetoed it, sense. Given recent news, Maybe they need a smoke at their the truth, I might even wake up early —TJT and y'our own house, if there might be reasons for enough to tailgate. you (or your landlord) allow it, some people toghave a post-coital See SMOKING, page 8 —Roger

Mai/Box being polite will not only make you such as hospitals who spend billions crates according to certain predictable edge of God and his attributes, and 5) feel better because you were a bigger on the uninsured, or those asked to and observable laws; Second, we must that it is morally better to believe the person but the recipient will probably enforce laws' because most times acknowledge that humans somehow truth. Rudeness will get you want to help you and scratch your back they are just the messenger. have the ability to recognize these Hmmm. On second thought, this later when you are in a time of need. It's all about karma, so good luck to laws and use them in coherent rea- seems to be going in the wrong direc- nowhere Perhaps he should have figured out the Short when his trial comes up for his soning. Third, if logic is to be reliable, tion. Maybe we'l disprove God some I am writing to respond to "To in- insurance problem before it became an MIP, because it will come right back it must have some foundation, some other time. rushed. sure or not to insure," (Sept. 5). The issue and needed to be and hit him in the face, if the jail bars basis other than itself. We won't try to Benjamin Ledford I know that when are rude don'. author, Aaron Short, evidently thinks people determine what that foundation is just Junior, architecture to me, I either hurry to them we'l it is acceptable to be rude to ofliers, es- up get Kayla Cole now, but allow that some cause 'away from me, or I work even harder Senior, health and above pecially in the situation he described. physical logic must exist in order to vali- Private details should to not help them and in the end only education date You do not need to be rude to get it. Fourth, we must acknowledge makes it harder for the bo'th of us be- that we have his not be public what you want. People need to realize a concept of God and cause nobody wants to help a rude character, "Discover fe- there is a dif'fererice to being rude and Disproving Cod and, finally, if we are to go In his article, the person, nobody. If someone is kind to to all this trouble and we think any- male body" (Sept. 5),, Chris Bidiman being assertive. Trying to feel in power Many educated in modern 'e, however, I go beyond my expect- people one should listen to us, we must be- describes in great detail the female or in control by demeaning someone by society operate under ed limits to help them out. the assump- lieve that it is better for not to sexual anatomy, laying bare "pri- them "hun" (as Short did) is just tion people my calling There will always be mean and that God does not exist. Since no beheve in God. vate parts." The publication of this ar- what he said he was: rude, without a one has', rude people, but my parents and ex- to my knowledge, disproved . To before we disprove God ticle in the school's newspaper about in his article. recap, single hint of apology perience in the real world have taught God, leYs use logic to disprove God we must accept that the universe sexual details of body has left me the reason he probably 1) my In fact only me that it is always harder to be mean once and for all. operates according to strict laws, 2) feeling rather naked. clitoris and wanted from his phone My got what he than it is to be nice, so if you treat oth- Before we begin, we need to back that these laws have been revealed g-spot'are parts of me that I share'' because the poor woman did call was ers how you would want to be treated, up and establish some logical prereq- to humans, 3) that there is something only with my significant other, not for not want to deal with him ever again. you'l be happier in the end. Try put- uisites. First, we must acknowledge greater than these laws which vali- "Wasting time," as he put it, by ting yourself in another's shoes— the existence of logic; the universe op- dates them, 4) that we have a knowl- See MAILBOX, page 8

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I used to be a smoker and face as I walk into a building. SMOKING I know that saving an extra If you are smoking in the from page 7 breath by not having to walk iris'oom, just reinember the that 25 feet is a smoker's yrics: dream. Checkin'out the halls makin'ure coffee break. I hear students The real answer, of course, the coast is clear, complain about walking is to quit smoking. But I'm Lookin'in the stalls —riah, up and down Admin Hill, not your daddy. The state leg- there aint'obody here. so why is it so strange that islature is busy enough telling My buddies Sixx, Mick and 'PAU L administrative personnel you what to do that you don' TOm, would want to stay close to need to hear it from me, too. To get caught would surely be the offices? Just don't blow smoke in my the death of us all.

Get out of my city business for a change. iL'AILBOX house Moscow has such lackluster from residential and rental laws page 7 figure So, I read in the Argonaut that a person living in a house was an owned by one of our many (it accident) that the "fine" display to the world at large. 'ity of Moscow is proposing property managers has If a young man (or woman) to limit the number of people absolutely no recourse for wishes to learn unsafe more about in a house from six to four living conditions. Only util(NS either their state ., or their partner's (City looks at changes for protections are in place. Quo QIOLI Aa I sexual anatomy, that is for housing limits, Aug. 31). Got mice? Too bad. Got unsafe ~1 them to investigate, not for Well done guys and gals, electrical? Deal with it after the publication in a newspaper yet another a'ttack on the house burns down and takes read by much of Moscow. If symptom instead of the prob- your belongings with it. Got a the Argonaut is publishing this lem. property manager who won' Po MILS'i type of article now, what is FIrst, the reason for this repair things, go hire a law'yer next? Instructions for giving ordinance (amendment) was who may be able to ou good deep throat blow-jobs to stop all the problems of a lot the laws and get something or gentle anal sex? Call me a of students in one residence— done, several thousand dollars conservative, but I prefer my parking issues, noise, etc. So, later. private parts stay private. Mr. the city thinks that everyone So how about it, Moscow Holly Bowen/Argonaut Bidiman, please keep your who lives in a house with five City Council members? How fingers and your pen away other people is a noisy, car about instead. of worrying, from me. hording nuisance. about your police officers not Jessica Smith Wait a minute, there's a enforcing noise ordinances and Computer Engineering niuch more important is- parking'regulations, you seek sue here. The city is trying to protect your strongest eco- Editor's Note: Chris Bidiman's to protect city residents from nomic resource —students? column can now be found Fridays students. Well, how about Michael Wolf, senior on page 2. protecting students from Rangeland Management and Ecology

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One to two thousand people are expected to fill the area between 5th and 6th St. as amplifiers scream and drum sets beat for eight hours of free rock 'n'oll. The Nuart Theatre will be hosting Moscow's first ever rock 'n'oll block party on iviain Street from 2-10 p.m. on Sunday. The musical event will feature national acts including Sanctus Real from Toledo, Lystra's Silence from Idaho Falls, Matt Ridenour from Nashville, Buck Storm from Coeur d'Alene, Redmark from Boise, local artist Eric E. and The Glenn Kaiser Band from Chicago. All performances are free and burgers will be sold for $1. Event organizer and performer Eric Engerbretson of the Nuart began planning for the event in January. The Nuart is a bookstore, coffee house and live music venue featuring a 500-seat theatre. The theatre holds many free events a throughout the school year, but Engerbretson said Sunday's event will be one of their largest ever. "I believe this is the first real rock fest that has ever been on Main Street," Engerbretson said. He said the festival is aimed at get- ting students familiar with the Nuart early in the school year. "(It') just (to) give everybody a great time downtown for free," Engerbretson said. Over 50 churches have been in- vited to attend and all students and community members are invited to jl attend as well. "We want everybody to come," he said. The festival is entirely funded by Roger Rowles/Argonaut The Nuart will be donations and corporate sponsors. hosting a block party in downtown Moscow on Sunday night. Although the performances are |. ab-'"-I. ,free, Engerbretson said the event will He said the Nuart Block Party will The group received 'riational be will be on the Palouse soon. time. feature high quality professional art- be an annual event, and he wants to claim for their 2006 album "The Face "They played a concert in Eastern "They are super excited about be- ists, get off to a big start., of Love" featuring a breakout single Idaho last summer, it turned out to ing there," Grunden said. b'ut of the'same name. „,.'-'Every'one of these acts has per- There will not only be music, be a great show," said band manager They will be playing, some new formed allI over," Engerbretson said. also a jumping castle for kids and The band has a catchy, medium- Matt Grunden. material from an album that is.:coming : "Most of these bands would be a $15- regular performances by a magician. modern rock sound. He said the band will be travel- out in February, creating an opportu- $20 ticket. This is a heck of a deal, Sanctus Real is one of the national The band just performed in Orlan- weary, but is looking forward to nity for'students to hear new tunes musica Dy." acts that will perform Sunday. do, Fla. for Disney's "Night of Joy," coming to Moscow for the first before it they'e released.. arc us ecurean ar a c onne ansion

Kevin Otzenberger "Even more so than her paintings, which associates in New York and southern Cali- Argonaut are phenomenal by the way," Catt said. fornia. The presentation will highlight the life "I thought she was a very good artist of Barchus, who was widowed in 1899 didn't .The Latah County Historical Society who necessarily get the credit she with three young children. will host a presentation on the history of deserved when she was actually painting," To support her family, Barchus spent her "I'm artist Eliza Barchus at Dunn said. happy to share with oth- regional landscape life traveling around the northwest United Man- ers what she was capable of." Ii30 p.m. Sunday at the McConnell States, creating her famous oil-painted i)on at 110South Adams St. Dunn has been a guest at the exhibit in landscapes. Moscow before, but has not yet given a for- The McConnell Mansion has been host- "She traveled from Alaska to Yellow- "The mal presentation. , ing the exhibit, Western Landscapes stone and to California making, selling, 1857-1959" Thirty years ago, Dunn first noticed „,ofEliza Barchus, since June 22, and trading paintings, giving art lessons, Barch'us'ork .'but this will be the first time Dan Dunn, on the front of an antique bartering —just really hustling," said Dan postcard that had been ".owner of 23 pieces done by Barchus and printed for the 1905 Crandall, director of the Historical Society. Lewis and ",engineer in Walla Walla, Wash., will give "She Clark Centennial Exposition in was a superb entrepreneur and a fine Portland, ian. oi'al presentation on his collection and capitalist." Oregon. Since that time he has been collecting the artist behind it. Barchus created most of her work be- Barchus'riginal works from around Ann Catt, the Latah County Historical tween 1885 and 1935, selling to Portland the count has also bunt a Society curator, said Barchus'tory is the tourists and clientele. y. D~ collect on An exhibit featuring Eliza Barchus is being held in the Mcconnell biggest thing about her. She also shipped her work to be sold by See gARgHUS, page i i Mansion through September. sse turns a new a e wit a new en eavor

traveler and, most recently, fiction struggle to heal from grief after an un- I had seen grief take a variety of Moscow-bound novelist Assefi will read from "Aria," foreseen tragedy. forms m different parts of the world doctor novelist Monday in the 1912 Building on 1412 idea for the'he novel came to As- she said. "This seemed worthy of fur- E. 3rd St. sefi while she was caught in a mon- ther exploration. I kept writing after talks about writing Sponsored by the Moscow Public soon in Indonesia. my return from Indonesia, stealing Library and Bookpeople, the event "As I waited for the rains to end, I quiet moments in the interstices of will include a reception at 6 p.m., fol- had little else work." Alfredo Barnaby to do but sit with my- medical lowed by a reading and book signing. self,".she said. Assefi is also a bit of'globetrotter, Argonaut In "Aria," Assefi explores the theme "The spiritually perplexing issues having traveled to more than 40 coun- of grief by telling readers the life- posed to me by my patients with un- tries including Iran, Afghanistan and A0 a humanitarian aid worker and changing spiritual journey of Jasmine, imaginably difficult lives, percolated Cuba, where she had a brief chat with ' underground salsa teacher in Kabul, cancer specialist residing in Seattle through my mind." Fidel Castro. an aspiring musician in Havana, or who has cut ties'ith her Iranian par- Literature, however, is merely one Assefi also finds time to volunteer the author of several scientific articles ents and heritage.. I of Assefi's recent endeavors. as a women's physician in Seattle and in Seattle, Dr. Nassim Assefi remains Upon her daughter's sudden death, Her original vocation is medicine, engage in humanitarian aid abroad. an avid explorer of life's possibilities Jasmine must confront grief with little specifically as a physician specializing Assefi is currently working on her —the most recent of which is writing support, and embark on a search for in women's health and 'global medi- second novel, "Say I Am You" which fiction. life's lost meaning. cine. is set iq Afghanistan. Assefi said she is finishing her West Her journey takes her through Gua- "Writing fiction is my scalpel," As- Assefi will donate the majority of Coast tour for her first published best- temala, Tibet and finally, Iran, Assefi sefi said. "It allows me to get under her royalties from "Aria" to non-profit selling novel, "Aria," and is exhaust- said "Aria" is a political book. the skin and understand processes at organizations associated with themes ed. Rather than encountering criti- work in human life that can't be ex- in the novel. "A book tour is the author's pun- cism of the Iranian government or a plained by science alone." More information about Dr. Assefi islunent for writing a book," Assefi longing for a pre-revolutionary Iran, It was the author's constant expo- and her work may be found at www. Courtesy photo said, themes that Assefi claims are com- sure to death, grief and other maladies nassimassefi.corn Nassim Assefi will be reading at the Before departing for the East Coast, mon in Iranian-American literature, of human life that allowed her litera- For more information call 882- 1912 Building on Mondav at 6. the Iranian-American doctor. world- readers mav come across a familv's ture to blossom. 3925. extension 16. Friday, Sept. 7, 2007 page 10 The Argonaut s amia i en i 0 e ISCUSSe

Meagan Robertson writer for the Moscow-Pullman lenges they face. comparative religion. Argonaut Daily News who is currentIy Saturday evening an invita- While the banquet is an in- working towards earning a tion-only banquet wiil be held vitation-only event, anyone can First established in August Ph.D. at the school of Journal- at the Schweitzer Engineering come and listen to his speech. of 1982, the Pullman Islamic ism and Mass Communication Laboratories Event Center in Ghazanfar said he is ex- Center will be celebrating its at the University of Minnesota. Pullman. cited for the weekend's events 25th anniversary of serving Rice said that she is very Some of the expected at- because it is another way that Muslims around the area. honored to have been asked to tendees for the event include our communities'ultures can The festivities will begin Fri- be a member of the UI President Tim grow closer, and that it will day evening with a lecture by panel. We White, UI Vice Pro- strengthen our inter-faith con- Edina Lekovic, titled "Mu'slim She is looking ~pn vost of Student Af- nections. Women: The Challenge of Is- forward to hearing are bOrn fairs Bruce Pitman, "When we are born, we are lamic Identity Today." what Lekovic wifl Er City Council mem- all first born as human beings," Lekovic will be coming to share with those W+ ar+ all bersfrombothMos- Ghazanfar said. "We have the the Palouse from Los Angeles, who attend. firSt born aS cow and Pullman, same feelings, motivations, where she is the National Com- "Itwill be a great and members of the concerns and anxieties, but't munications Director for the opportunity for us human Moscow Inter-Faith is our differences that bring us Muslim Public Affairs Council, to learn and under- ~ ~ Association. together." Lekovic is a well-known stand more about beingS. The Inter-Faith Rice also expressed her ex- figure in the American Mus- women of the Is- Association, which citement for the celebration and lim community and has ap- lamic faith," Rice is composed of hopes that people will walk peared on various television said GhaZan far people from all away more educated about one S,M. Ghazanfar, religions, of the world's fastest-growing news channels and newspaper Eea(ed' ui Facuti„different articles. a retired member of composed a letter religions. Her lecture will begin at 5 UI faculty, but still of congratulations "Ihope from this experience '.m. in CUE room 419 at Wash- a prominent figure on campus, for the Pullman Islamic Center, people will have a greater un- ington State University. played a major role in organiz- and it will be delivered to them derstanding of Islamic culture Following the lecture, there ing the weekend's events. during the dinner. and faith and that we can de- will be a panel discussion about While doing so, he asked Following the banquet, velop a greater tolerance for cross-cultural women's issues that Lekovic stay and speak special guest Muzammil Sid- religions that are different from until 6:30p.m. at the Universalist Unitarian diqi will deliver a speech titled our own," she said. The panel that will lead Church of the Palouse on Sun- "Building Bridges Across Faiths Sponsored by the WSU the discussion will consist of day. and Cultures." Muslim Students Association, Lekovic, Reverend Kayle Rice Lekovic's speech, titled Siddiqi is an established and WSU's Women's Resource of the Unitarian Universalist "The Role of Women in Islam" internationally known scholar, Center, WSU-YWCA and UI's Church of the Palouse, 'Gail will take place during the 9:30 and has received numerous Women's Center, the lecture is Stearns and Nahid Khan. and 11:00a.m. services and will awards and recognition. free to the public and refresh- Jake Barber/Argonaut Stearns is a member of WSU focus on the lives of Muslim HealsograduatedfromHar- ments will be provided. The Pullman Islamic Center will be celebrating its 25th year in chal- a Ph.D. in faculty, and Khan is a former women, youth and the vard University with Pullman this Friday with an Islamic identity celebration. Gart an Tris a: s on @as, s ort on tunes l'rt Garth Brooks and Trisha Yearwood hearing the following conversation: three new songs on it, come up with over the $14 to hear three new songs. play his songs and he's sold more re- are set to release a greatest hits CDs in Trisha: "Honey, I balanced the two covers and call one of them 'lim- Garth's new song, "More than a cords than anyon'e but the Beatles. the near future, Yearwood checkbook today and we'e ited edition'ut sell it at Wal-Mart for Memory" is getting so much airtime, In a time where CD sales are down, said on Tuesday and Brooks running a little short. We the next 10 years, no one will notice." I don't know if I'l have to buy the CD I don't think it's a coincidence radio in November. won't be able to buy new Trisha: "Yeah, I'l put three new in November. stations are playing his new single This will be Garth's cars ever other day for the songs on my CD to throw people off Last week it became the first coun- so much just before he releases a new third greatest hit pack- rest of our lives anymore." too. So no one gets suspicious, let' try song ever to debut at number one CD. age and Trisha's second. Garth: "That sucks. How release them two months apart, not on the charts, getting 3 million more They want us to think it's the great- How bad can things be in . can we come up with more together." plays than Rodney Atkin's "These are est song ever and rush out and con-'inue the superstars'ousehold if money?" Even though I'm a big fan of both my people" at number two. to buy Garth's new CD and they are both releasing great- Trisha: "I could release artists, it makes me mad they can' It might seem like Garth is back in therefore continue to support country est hits CDs months apart? another greatest hits CD but even come up with full CDs of new a big way, but I don't think his song is music, Sure, Garth has been only include songs up to music when they do release new as popular as they want us to believe In a move that may help sell CDs, semi-retired since 2001 and Robert j.Taylor 2001, onit. work. and that fans are the one requesting to Garth will refuse to sell them online, his wife hasn't released a CD Argonaut Garth: Sure, that sounds I already have three copies of ev- hear the song so much. forcing fans to buy the songs in a since 2005, but are they run- arg artsllsub. great. I can do the same." erything Garth has done, do I really People in cou'ntry music like Garth store. t ning so low on money they uidaho.edu Trisha: "Babe, you'e al- need more? and he made it to the country main- He is also distributing the CFJ him- have to release new CDs? ready done that —twice." Same with Trisha, I have all her stream in the early '90s. self, because, you know, he needs Imaginestandingintheirkitchenand Garth: "I know, but if I put like original CDs but I will have to fork DJ's and radio personal wont to more money.

will be held Monday nights named E Arrow Tac Meeymi. Arts BRIEFS from 6:30-9 p.m. Sept. 17-Nov. Tac was named after the Nez 26 at the 1912Center. Perce word ta'c meeywi (tots Live music at One The 10-week workshop is may-wee), which means "good Open Spaces. open to all levels and will fea- morning." Tac was donated by World Cafi ture different local writers ev- Dennis and Patricia Smith of E. Milo Duke, Charlie Sutton ery week. Arrow Acres in Cheney, Wash- and Evy Llyan will perform Local writers include Mary ington. Tac is the sixth horse Open TirIIe Slots. their local acoustic tunes at 8:30 Clearman Blew, Peter Chilson, they have donated to the Ap- ,I+I, p.m. today at One World Cafe. Annie Lampman, Ron McFar- paloosa Museum. Check them out at myspace. land, Gail Miller, Joy Passan- The proceeds from the an- corn/praciicalphysics, mys- ante, Brandon Schrand, Judy nual fundraiser are used to pace.corn/charliesutton and Sobeloff and Georgia Tiffany. rant internships to students myspace.corn/evyllyan. Workshop participants will om UI and WSU. Also, Tendai will perform have the opportunity to receive Entries are $5 each or 5 for DJs wanted. Zimbabwean traditional styles feedback on their writing and $20. with marimba and guitar fu- read their writing on local ra- There is no limit on raffle sion at 8:30p.m. Saturday. dio station KRFP, then again tickets and all donations are tax You too can be a KUOI DJ! For more information, with workshop instructors at deductible. please contact music coordina- BookPeople Nov. 12. For more information cone tor Kelly Riley at musiclone- This main workshop will be tact the Appaloosa Museurti at We'e accepting applications for FALL DJS. world-cafe-biz. limited to 16 participants, but (208) 882-5578, ext. 279 or visit there will also be two six-week www.appaloosamuseum.org. Enjoy your semester with good tunes and New exhmbit at the workshops, a Monday night Bank Left Callery poetry/nonfiction workshop Free yoga classes at the airwaves all to yourself. Pick up and a Tuesday night fiction the Dahmen Barn The Bank Left Gallery is workshop. applications on the third floor of the Student having a textile exhibit fea- Sara Foster will teach a free turing Lewiston and Palouse Artwalk will come yoga class from 6:30-7:30p.m. Union Building, or log on to our website, area weavers, quilters and to an end in Sep- Sept. 13. rug hookers. Artists Edith Normal classes will cost $10 www.kuoi.org. Hostetler, Helen Bobisud, Jean tember er class, and run from 6:30- Korus, Wilma Goertzen and Sept, 15 will mark Artwalk's :30p.m. Sept. 27-Dec. 13.Mats Judy Cochran will feature their final day. and other yoga props are avail- work from Anyone can become a DJ so secure your application Saturday to Sept. 29. For a brochure or additional able for use or purchase. There will be a reception from There is a minimum of 6 1-5 information, call the Moscow todayl If you need more information contact Andy p.m. Saturday, with a mu- Arts Commission at 883-7036, students required, but drop-ins sical performance by WSU jazz the Moscow Chamber of Com- are welcome as well. Jacobson at {208j 885-2218 or via email at musician Geoff Allen. Fos- merce at 882-1800 or Contact instructor Sara more go to andrewkuoi,org. DJ positions go quick so don't delay! For information, visit www.moscowarts.org. ter at 301-0372 or at sarakate@ www.visitpalouse.corn /ban- bodysongstudio.corn for more kleft.html. Appaloosa Museum information. holds Horse Community gets Raffle ankle creative at writing The Appaloosa Museum is i workshop holding a Appaloosa Horse 0 ~ -~e Raffle at noon, Oct. 5. The Moscow. Community This year's horse is a regis- Creative Writing Workshop tered Appaloosa yearling Iilly ~ '.~q.

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Colleen Barry voice able to move thII world," among others. certs with Placido Domingo houses before his 1963 debut He was pained when he Associated Press said Bruno Cagli, president He was the best-selling clas- and Carreras reached 1.5 bil- at Covent Garden in London, made headlines for tax evasion, of the Santa Cecilia National sical artist, with more than 100 lion people, filling stadiums. where he stood in for Giuseppe saying he couldn't bear not to MILAN, Italy —Hundreds Academy in Rome. million records sold since the In his 1995 autobiography: Di Stefano as Rodolfo in Puc- be sech as a good person, and of people gathered Thursday And the world was fittingly 1960s, and he had the first clas- "Pavarotti: World," he said cini's "La Boheme." reached a deal with authorities in Modena's My night main piaz- paying tribute. Inside Mod- sical album to reach No. 1 on the first of the "Three Tenors" Having impressed conduc- to repay roughly $12 million to za to final pay respects to Lu- ena's Piazza Grande, hundreds the pop charts. concerts was a major event for tor Richard Bonynge, Pavarotti the Italian government. ciano Pavarotti, whose vibrant of people gathered for the first U2 frontman Bono said Pa- each man. "I hope I am not was given a role opposite He had as many nicknames C's and high ebullient show- evening of public viewing. Po- varotti was "a great volcano of immodest to think it was also Bonynge's wife, Sutherland, in as hats. To some, he was simply manship made him the most lice on horseback stood at atten- a man who sang fire but spilled unforgettable for most of the a production of "Lucia di Lam- "the Maestro." To his country- beloved and celebrated tenor tion, and city officials stood at over with a love of life in all its people who were present." mermoor" and, then, in a tour. he was "Big Luciano," since Caruso. men, the cathedral door as mourners complexity." In a statement from Los An- It was the recognition Pavarotti beloved for both his talent and The crowd in "No applauded a were held back behind fences. one could inhabit those geles, Domingo said he "always needed. He also credited for spreading across the globe sign of respect as pallbearers Authorities are planning for acrobatic melodies and words admired the God-given glory of Sutherland with teaching him an image of Italian style and carried the casket into Mode- a massive outpouring of grief: like hirrl. He lived the songs, his his voice —that unmistakable how to breathe correctly. flair, a man at ease on the arm ria's cathedral, where a funeral iant television screens are to opera was a great mash of joy special timbre from the bottom Debuts followed at La Scala of Princess Diana as he was un- is.scheduled for Saturday. The e set near up the cathedral and sadness; surreal and earthy up to the very top of the tenor in Miilan in 1965, San Francisco der a stadium spotlight. tenor died early Thursday at where Italian Premier Romano at the same time," Bono York's Met- said in range." In Germany, Carreras in 1967 and New And yet, at heart, he was a the age of 71 after a yearlong Prodi, among others, will a statement. "Even when the "one Pa- pay told reporters he was of ropolitan Opera in 1968. local boy. Pavarotti returned to battle with pancreatic cancer. their final respects. voice was ever." dimmed in power, the greatest tenors varotti, who had been trained his native Modena to conva- While Pavarotti moved the Within hours of Pavarotti'.s his interpretative skills left him "We all hoped for a miracle as a lyric tenor, began taking on lesce after faHinj ill this sum- world with what one admirer death, Modena authorities had a giant among a few tall men." but unfortunately that was heavier dramatic roles. ... mer, receiving g>teady stream called "the last, great voice" of posted information on the city Some of the greatest not possible," Carreras said. mid-1970s, Pavarotti opera In the of well-wishers, including local Italian opera, his legacy went Web site detailing the extraor- stars were in his debt —from Pavarotti was born Oct. 12, became a true media star. He officials and businessmen, beyond the opera house. The dinary public transport servic- the young talent whom he fos- 1935, the son of a baker who appeared in television com- His oncologist, Antonio tenor 'collaborated with classi- es that would be put in place to tered to Spanish tenor Jose Car- was an amateur singer. He had mercials and in began singing Frassoldati, said Pavarotti re- cal singers and pop icons alike help get mourners from park- reras, who said Pavarotti had a lucrative mega-concerts meager upbringing, though hugely "serene" even as his to bring opera to the masses, ing lots to the city center for supported him in moments of he said it was rich with hap- outdoors and in stadiums mained condition worsened, rescuing the art from highbrow Saturday's service. difficulty, including his battle piness. In his teens, Pavarotti around the world. Soon came medical until end. "I obscurity in the process. In his heyday, Pavarotti with leukemia. Some would joined his father, 'also a tenor, concerts with stars. and fought the joint pop his In many ways, Pavarotti ful- was known as "the King of argue opera owed itseL< to "Big in the church choir and local His name seemed to show was struck by his character, desire live and to be involved filled the pubHc's imagination the High C's" for his ease at Luciano." opera chorus. He trained to be- up as much in gossip columns to of what an opera star should hitting the top notes. The Ven- "When I wanted to construct come a teacher, but at age 20, as in serious music reviews, in every decision," Frassoldati be. He often wore a colorful ezuelan soprano Ines Salazar the Bastille opera house in Paris he took part with the Modena particularly after he split with told Sky Tg24. scarf and a hat, be it a fedora or recalled hearing him warm up about 30 years ago, they told me chorus in an international mu- Adua Veroni, his wife of 35 When he died before dawn a beret, and while he didn't al- backstage and thinking it was I was crazy. Opera was dead, sic competition in Wales. When years and mother of their three Thursday, his wife, Nicoletta, ways have a beard, it was hard a recording. Even when crit- they said," former French Cul- the group won first place, Pa- daughters, arid took up with his 'four daughters and sister were to imagine him without it. His ics complained he had lost his ture Minister Jack Lang told the varotti began to dedicate him- 26-year-old secretary in 1996. among those at his side, man- heft —as well as a restaurant voice, audiences didn't mind. news agency ANSA. "Pavarotti self to singing. In late 2003, he married ¹i ager Terri Robson said, on his property in Modena- While opera lovers treasure returned opera to popularity With the encouragement of coletta Mantovani in a lavish, Pavarotti himself was .clear belied his gourmet appetite, recordings with soprano Joan and contributed to its rebirth." his then-fiancee, Adua, he start- star-studded ceremony. Pa- on his legacy. "I think a life in But'bove all, his crystal Sutherland, Pavarotti slipped Pavarotti sought to commer- ed lessons, selling insurance to varotti said their daughter, Al- music is a life beautifully spertt, clear voice, prized for its dic- into the CD collections of the cialize opera, scoffing at accu- pay for them. In 1961,Pavarotti ice, nearly a year old at the time and this is what I have devoted tion, made him the most cele- hipper set mixing notes with sations that he was sacrificing won a local competition. He of the wedding, was the main my life to," he said in a quote brated tenor since Caruso. "Pa- Elton John, the Spice Girls, art. He relished that the hugely followed with a series of suc- reason they finally wed after posted on his Web site after his varotti was the last great Italian Sheryl Crow and Liza Minnelli, successful "Three Tenors" con- cesses in small European opera years together. death Thursday

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A modern glamour plan Apple slashes iPhone prices to help for every day of the week boost earnings during holiday sales May Wong In a discussion on The Unoffi- only when they age. Samatttha Critchell the evening but there were wear it? And where? Associated Press cial Apple Weblog site, the views Analysts said quick discounts Assciated Press also modem, long and Maybe a TV star —on were split evenly. are typical for the cell phone indus- lean looks, There was just Wisteria Lane? "Desperate Many customers took the iP- try, however. The world's best-sell- enough dazzle." Housewives'" Teri Hatch- SAN FRANCISCO —Apple NEW YORK —The hone price cut in stride, however. ing cell phone, Motorola Razr, for An orange-and-black er, who stars in the current Inc.'s price cut of its iPhone and Badgley Mischka Ryan Roth, who bought one for instance, debuted at $499 but can spring print tunic with black wool Badgley Mischka ad cam- the new lineup of iPod players are collection offers a $599 on Friday after months of re- now. be bought for less than $100. grand pants —wide legs were sat in the front row expected to ring in healthy holiday paign, search, chalked up his purchase to "This is about Apple learning mix of town and country. the standard here —was at the show. sales, but Wall Street investors ac- "the worst timing ever." how to become a cell phone retail- The upscale label that topped with a brown shan- Perhaps Hatcher was customed to Apple's meaty profit has been a favorite "I realize this is not their prob- er," said Jeff Kagan, an indepen- source tung jacket that had just a shopping for a gown for margins appear a bit disappoint- lem: I agreed to the original price dent telecommunications industry of eveningwear for celeb- bit of sheen. A dark denim the ed. upcoming Emmy —it's fault," said Roth, 32, of analyst based in Atlanta. sAII rities and socialites has jacket with half sleeves and awards. Her choices in- Apple stock dropped $1.43, or my of a . New who has been thinking sudden it's in the cell busi- made an effort over the a brown-and-black print cluded a pink-and-white 1.1percent, to $135.25,in Thursday York, phone cell for four ness, and everyone last two years to diversify camisole were worn with stripe chiffon gown with morning trading, but it was still about getting a phone is trying to fig- ure its offerings, which meant pants made of that same dainty pink beading along up 2 percent ovttr four weeks ago. years but held out until the last out how to measure it, and we a parade of Badgley Mis- black- On after week. don't know yet." shantung fabric. the haIter neck, a Wednesday, the price cut is'n chka gowns, day dresses, A coat covered in a yel- and-nude chiffon gown .was announced, shares had fallen But some relief sight, Apple Chief Executive Steve pants, shoes, sunglasses, low, black and white tloral with asymmetrical pleat 5 percent. According to Apple's return Jobs said the company is on pace to swimwear, hats and hand- was graphic but not over- details that all came to- Meanwhile, gadget enthusiasts policy, anyone who purchased an sell 1 million iPhones in the United bags down the runway at powering —and it looked gether around a crystal belt who snapped up the ballyhooed iPhone within the past 14 days and States by the end of September. the biggest venue at the just right over a simple buckle or a breezy chiffon iPhone before Wednesday are cop- has the receipt can get a full refund The newest iPod media play- Bryant Park tents during black gauze dress. gown in a violet, white and ing with a bitter aftertaste now that if they haven't opened the product. ers, also announced Wednesday, New York Fashion Week The swimsuits were black print with a delicate- it is $200 cheaper within 10 weeks If they have opened it, they still can include a model called iPod Touch Thursday. fancier than you'd normal- ly beaded waistband that of its introduction. get a refund of the price difference. that incorporates the iPhone's "There were glamorous ly see on a beach. A black had a panel of fabric trail The price cut, from $599 to $399 The steep price cut less than touch-screen and adds the ability gowns to weekend chic. It and white ombre one-piece behind it. for the 8-gigabyte iPhone, immedi- three months after the iPhone's to wirelessly download songs di- really was a modern way suit made of jersey with an Fashion Week runs ately set off a debate on online tech launch on June 29 —and the dis- rectly from the new iTunes Wi-Fi of thinking," said Michael overlay of netting had a through Wednesday in forums between early adopters, continuation of the 4-gigabyte iP- Store. Also new are a version of Fink, fashion director at completely open back, for Manhattan, with bellweth- who said paying a premium price hone, which sold for $499 —were the best-selling iPod, the Nano, Saks Fifth Avenue, example. It certainly was er designers Mare Jacobs, came with the territory, and those surprising from Apple, which usu- th'at plays video and a larger ca- "This was really the attractive, especially on a Calvin Klein, Vera who said felt burned. add- Wang'nd they The ally keeps prices steady while pacity, 160-gigabyte version of the comeback collection," Fink model's body, but begged Proenza Schouler stin price reduction was too much too ing new features. video iPod, newly dubbed the iPod said. "It was glamorous for the question of who would to come. soon, some complained. It normally discounts products Classic.

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sandals seek first win Robert j.Taylor Argonaut University of Idaho football coach Robb Akey has made it clear discipline is the cornerstone of his program. On Saturday, Akey said his program will have to show a different type of discipline on the field against Cal Poly's spread option offense. "It requires another amount of disci- pline to play against the spread offense. You cannot live with 'I thought he pulled the ball, coach.'hat's not an option. We have to take care of each of those respon- sibilities." Akey said he's excited to play against the option and the team has spent time getting ready to defend against it. In the triple option offense, the quarterback has ttuee options after snap- ping the ball. He can keep it, hand it off to the fullback or pitch it to one of two slot backs. A slot back typically runs a ass pattern or blocks on run plays. Cal oly will also replace one slot back with another running back on some plays. The offense is hard to defend against because the quarterback decides where the ball is going as the play is happening. Akey isn't concerned his.team will have any trouble getting up for a game against a Football Championship Subdi- vision (formally 1-AA) team a week after playing the top ranked team in America. 'A let down is not a possibility," he said. "The fact of the matter is our record sits at 0-1 right now. There's a lot of anticipation about getting ready to play our first home game. We'e still working to get our first victory, we'e still working on putting together a complete football arne and putting together a better per- orm ance." Akey is hoping to see more produc- tion from the wide receivers than last Roger Rowles/Argonaut week. He expects Maurice Shaw and Quaterback Nathan Enderle handsoff to Roily Lumbala during football practice on Thursday afternoon. Eric Greenwood to be a big part of the offense. After running for 99 yards against Cal Poly ranked No. 17 USC, Deonte'ackson will once again be the Vandal's starting running back arne Akey said the running styles of Jack- RobertTodeschi g son, Jason Bird and Brian Flowers com- „'„!+'",.-'i',,,", Argonaut . The Ul football game against pliment each other well and the roles of CaI Poly begiri's at 2:07-p.m'. each can be increased. Saturday at the ASUI Kibble scored Idaho's 'irdlone touchdown Cal Poly comes into the Kibbie Dome. and ran for 36 yards in the Vandals'8-10 'Dome tomonow looking for the first lost. win of their season and ranked No. 17 . Flowers was suspended for the USC 'in the Football Championship Subdivi- arne, but will tomorrow. The senior .sion 1-AA). play (formerly turnovers in the first half but squan- ad 736 all-purpose yards in 2006: Since the end of the 2002 season Cal dered the six-poirit halftime lead. Expect to see cornerback Stanley 'oly has won the last 47 33 of games Linebacker Mark Restelli led the de- Franks lined on both sides of the .but were upset last week 38-35 non- up by fense with eight tackles but Cal Poly's ball. The team will look to get him more conference and unranked opponent defense struggled to stop Texas State involved in the offense. Akey his Texas State. An offense joked that returns —giving up 500 total yards, a drastic coaching staff designs better than all-conference plays three players totaled 378 difference from the defense that won the pass Franks threw into the defender's :total with Mole yards Ryan leading three games by shutout last season. chest for a return touchdown as he was . the team 57 rushing yards on seven Cal Poly is first in the nation in punt getting tackled at USC. The touchdown cames. returns with 89 yards. Barden is first was recalled after ruled replay Franks'nee Jonathan Juniors Dally and Matt, in the nation with 207 yards per game. was down prior to thiowing the Brennan split time at quarterback for The team has five players ranked in ball. the Mustangs. started Dally against the top 20 in other categories. The first home'game of the season will Texas State throwing for and 113yards Last season Cal Poly beat San Diego 'lso be the first time red-shirt freshman for Brennan trailed the rushing 13. State, a FBS (formerly 1-A) team, pro- QB Nathan Enderle starts in the Kibbie starter's stats three passing yards duced a 1,000-yard rusher by and finished Dome, Akey calls his first home game as and two rushing. Both scored a touch- the year with a top 20 ranking for the the Vandals coach, the first game on the down in the air while Dally ran in for a fourth 6-0 straight year. The team went new turf and the university's first hall of score from four yards out. in day games and 1-4 in night games. fame game. Head Coach Rich Ellerson is start- Since 1980, Cal Poly has a 3-16 Akey hopes the Kibbie Dome is filled the Van- tea'ms ing Dally Saturday against record against in the Football to maximize the Vandal s'ome field ad- but with the perfor- dals, comparable Bowl Subdivision (formerly division vantage and called the fans an extension mance it would be no surprise to see 1-A) beating UTEP, San Diego State of the football team. Brennan on the field. and New Mexico State. 'Our students, our fans and our com- A team conunonly known for leav- This is the second time the Mus- munity can play a big role in helping us the ball on the ground and running have ing taags been to Idaho. In 1999, win this game —and all our home games the the Mustangs took to the Idaho the'm 38-33. option, defeated —by filling this place up. It's an awe-, air. Despite the loss, Ramses Barden continues, Kibbie If history the some atmosphere when this place is filled earned Great West Conference Offen- Dome's artificial turf may cause prob- and it gets loud. It's intimidating and sive Player of the Week honors with lems for Cal Poly. The Mustangs have Courtesy photo very tough to deal with for opponents eight catches for 207 yards and two won only four of the last 28 games on Ramses Barden, the Mustang's wide receiver, plays against Savannah touchdowns. fake including loss to Texas grass, the State on Nov. 18, 2006, in San Luis Obispo, Calif. Cal Poly forced four Texas State State on Sept. 1. See VANDALS, page 14

RUN TO THE FINISH I'In From Mo scow to Moscow a runner, not a singer Karen Hunt ! Argonaut fOr more ' "Every rose has its thorn." then that I would jump right into Moscow, Idaho and Moscow, INFO ! That was the winning song for training. So the first run I went out Russia seem worlds but for apart, The Men's Matt Racine for the Bus Idol event for a ten-miler, then the next day two University of Idaho men's tennis Tennis Team will we held on the way back twelve. Soon I started to feel players, both are places where the play their first competition from Logan, Utah. fatigued and sick. world blends into a mix of rackets at the Boise State University I sang "Traveling Sol- Long story short I ended and tennis balls. Invite Sept 7-9 in Boise. dier" and didn't make it up in the ER at 3 a.m. with Stanislav Glukhov, known to his into the finals, but I blame IV's in my arm feeding me teammates as "Stas" came to Idaho in Mandy for stariding up, nutrients and morphine. January and six months later con- school at an academy in California. giving me "thumbs up" My immune system had vinced his friend Andrey Potapjdn to Both men trained and competed in and mouthing every dang crashed and I was really join him on the tennis team. Neither California and Potapkin ranked in word nf the song to me dehydrated. man thought about the name of the the top 10 for the under 18 Southern like a proud mother feed- My coach probably town when to California section. - deciding play for the ing the words to her child. ',.-:,: ... looked at the situation university, but they both liked the The tennis court was not the only Fine, maybe I am hor- regarding the temperature school and coaches, which'ade their thing the two shared in California. p+e Oiso+ "We rible, but sbll I want to . —which was hell —and the decision to come lived together for four /Ir9onauf to Moscow, Idaho blame Mandy. altitude —which was high easy. months," Glukhov said. "It was fun." ' I have to say that I love 'g-. p @ " and thought that he was "(The Jeff Beamann, head coach of the Uidaho.edu name) makes home closer," my team. That is why it 'oing to have an athlete Glukhov said. tennis t'earns, offered Glukhov a posi- was very hard for me this who is three weeks deep in The two friends met in their early tion on the team and after checking Roger Rowles/Argonaut weekend to not be able to corn- training run herself right back into teens, playing the same competitions out the school, Glukhov accepted the- Stanisklov Glukhov trains in the pete with them in Utah. My coach the ER. in Moscow, Russia. Glukhov received offer. Kibble Dome on Wednesday. last moment that it So here I am once more a specta- "Coach is a really nice person," decided at the the title of "Wise Master of Sports in Glukho'v's. would be best if I did not race. I tor to my sport. Tennis" and Potapkin received Glukhov said. "Ihad other invitations the "(Icame) because Stas was here am not a 100 percent sure why, but 'he first person I saw crossing title of "Master of Sports in Tennis" but came here." and I liked the coach," Potapkin I have a short list of the possible the finish line was Mandy and she given the Russian Months later, Glukhov asked Po- said. by government for Potapkin and'one other new reasons. was grunting. I'm serious, she was winning a tournament. tapkin to look at UI and join him on member joined the team this year, Late this summer I finally was They became better friends with the team. Potapkin visited the school but injury-free and I decided right See RUNNER, page 'l4 each competition and later attended and his feelings were the same as See MOSCON, page 14 Page H The Argonaut Friday, Sept. 7, 2007

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Kickoff is scheduled for VANDALS '2:07 p.m. The game will not from page be shown on TV. KZFN 106.1 FM (Moscow), and KOUI na -sarin erownri 13'hen 89.3(Moscow), and KGEM they come into a big, 1140AM (Boise) will broad- dome." Adam Herrenbruck a lot to the team on and off the full cast the game. Argonaut field. "The younger runners look For now, Glukhov and University of Idaho senior up to Mandy," said Phipps. MOSCOW Potapkin will focus on prac- tice and school. Both friends cross-country athlete Mandy "They know she's been to from page 13 Macalister seems to always nationals and has been on a are sophomores majoring have more to say about her WAC title team. Mandy is also in marketing. After gradua- tion, they are looking to team, than she does about her- an amazing student and a great the new kid has play becoming professional tennis or work self. As the Vandals begin what example as a person for those not been all that bad. in the busiriess world. looks to be a promising cross younger athletes to look up .to." "Everybody is nice to me As for Moscow, Idaho country season, Macalister is But Macalister's excitement so I feel here," very good becoming a substitute for quick to turn the attention on for her team's success is the Potapkin said. Moscow, Russia, the friends to one of the other runners or only thing she talks abbut. In The team began fall toward the expectations they her final year, she has high say they miss the little things practice Monday, keeping about Russia. share as a team. expectations for the season the main focus on "I'm improving "Imiss Russian food," not an all-star," Macal- and says the women have their skills. "I'm Glukhov said. "We miss ister said. just right there what it takes to win the WAC "Ihope this year we get Moscow, Russia so much in the middle. Dee (Olson) is championship and qualify for ranked," Potapkin said. the all-star." nationals, Again playing up her because its a big city." Macalister's modesty might teammates rather than herself, make one overlook her own Macalister's basis for those see it in them. accomplishments. She is a high expectations lies within I have this . seven-time All-WAC runner in the women she runs with. RUNNER always gift both track and cross-country. "Melissa McFadden has from page. 13 of getting first impressions Her personal highlights include stepped it up and she's so right, when I meet someone finishing fifth at the WAC cross young still," Macalister said, I can honestly tell if I am go- country championships, earn- "And Allix Lee-Painter had to grunting loud, I could tell ing to like them. ing her First Team All-WAC step into a leadership role last she was in pain and her legs Regarding running, I can honors and helping the Vandals season when Dee and I weren' were tired still from the race tell if they are going to be a to the women's team title. running and she's improved a just two days before, but she threat. It was Macalister's modesty lot. And Dee, she's what drives competed awesome, consid- I personally am a front- that almost made her overlook this team to keep going." ering. runner. Shortly after her were Me- her own potential as a run- Macalister acknowledged I like to be aggressive lissa, Alex, Bri and our two ner back in High School. Not how difficult it was to red-shirt when competing because realizing how far cross-country Idaho 100-meter hurdlers, last cross country season, and I hate the thought of get- . could take her, Macalister said can't but look Christie and Heather. help anxiously ting beat by a mouse. So I it was one of her earlier coaches toward the season at hand If I had ran I would have with really am put off by trrmd that opened her eyes to the excitement. Macalister said the been our fifth person and approaches to things. possibility of competing on the women are ready to achieve only top five score on a team. When watching my collegiate level. their potential this fall after feel- Joshua Schott/ Argonaut Since I did not run our fifth team'ace Utah State and "My coach, Mike Jones, was ing like they couldn't in 2006. Mandy Macalister readies herself for track practice Thursday. person was one of our 100- against my biggest early influence," "It was hard last year," meter hurdlers, the other schools, I could tell "He I'm were tired but they nev- Macalister said. realized Macalister said. "We knew we always the first name on the Nevada and the other competi- really proud of those they er backed the women my potential and got me to could have won the WAC and tip of everyone's tongue when tion the WAC has to offer. two girls for running for down, think about all the possibili- it was tough to sit out." discussing the Vandals cross For Macalister and the the team and experiencing were grunting and the men ties of running in college and Macalister has the had bloody, bloody already made country program, but Coach Vandal women, the prospect pain that the 100-meter toes.'tah getting scholarship money and known that she is ready to Wayne Phipps has referred to of what they can accomplish is hurdles will never be able to State has a good competing on higher levels. I wash away any disappoint- her and Olson as the "bread intriguing. mimic. heart and I am sure they are never would have gotten any- ment from last season with a and butter" of his team. "We'e After the race we all stud- nice people, but that doesn' him." getting a lot closer as where without good showing this year. Macalister's list of achieve- a team," Macalister said. "We ied the results and smiled win races. Macalister came to Moscow In the first meet of the ments, from All-WAC honors to know that we are there for each because Utah State is not a Lions win races. as a freshman, attracted to season Macalister was the top trips to nationals, coupled with other during training and at factor for conference. Dee Olson is a cross country the UI by iYs proximity to her Idaho finisher taking 8th at the her leadership status, makes for meets and we'e always talking We know this because our rind track athlete at UI. She will hometown in British Columbia Utah State on Open Aug. 31. a hefty argument that Macalis- about winning a championship best attribute as a team is be writing a weekly column on and because her friend Bevin Until Olson is ready to com- "all-star." ter is in fact an together." fire, with Utah we just don' life as a student athlete. Kennelly was already running pete again, Macalister remains Whether iYs.through RISK for the Vandals. the top Idaho runner and an im- tournaments, games of "Bus Macalister has since been an portant leader for the Vandals. Idol" on team trips or just important part of the UI track Currently they are preparing for hard training, Macalister said and field program. Head coach the Sundodger Invitational in the women are coming to- Wayne Phipps said Macalister's Seattle on Sept. 15. gether and are ready to take presence and work ethic means Perhaps Macalister is not on schools such as Utah State, It's all at the Eastside... r Restaurants KFC/Taco Bell Saturday, September 8th Mongolian BBQ Pizza Hut 2:OOpm Tuck[':,s"Italian Restaurant Entiiitajnment:: Eais'ts1di;,.Cinema s Movie'6'aiiery daho. Vandals Moscow Wild at Art Retail VS. 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Holhs; Sverre Kongs- opening of the University of annually. Hall; Randy Hall; Alan Head; Mike be able to recognize all of these Marvin Washington, a football Each of this year's inductees Hendren; Tom Hilbert; Brian Kellerman; Trond Idaho's Athletic Hall of Fame. Jerry gaard; people for their great accom- and basketball star in the late have been invited to a black tie Ken Norm Len Lawr; Orlando Around 90 candidates have Hobart; Iverson; Knaplund; lishments,"hm Ha11 of Fame 80s will be extended the honor dinner and induction ceremo- McDonald; been chosen to be the charter Gus Johnson; Elmer Jordan; Lightfoot; Ray oard member Becky Pauli ofbeing a member of theAth- on Friday night. Frank Yo Dan O'rien; members of the hall of fame. ny Craig Juntenen; Kara; Murphy; said. letic Hall of Fame. The public is invited to Ted Kara; Mike Keller; Carl Phillips; Jim Prestel; Half of these new hall of fame Ryan When choosing their induct- These individuals, along attend the as it is Sib Barb Probst; Fred QLunn; Jeff members will be inducted on ceremony, a Kiilsgaard; Flip Kleffner; ees, the board made sure to with the rest of the soon to fundraiser for the hall of fame. Kleffner; Ed Knecht; Robinson; Mark Schlereth; Friday, and the other half will Jerry include athletes from every era be "hall of famers," are being Tickets are 150 for Sharpies Scherer; Dick be recognized next fall. $ singles and Kramer; Sherriden May; Sam Patsy of Vandal athletics. They also recognized for their outstand- $250 couple. Merriman; Don Monson; Alii Sheppard; Roily Shumway; The decision to the per open took special care to include ing athletic achievements and Wiljis Smith; Bill Stoneman; hall of fame had been Nieman; Jim Norton; Doug up in the individuals from each of the contributions to the univer- 2007 Karen Thompson air for some time. Last inductees: Nussmeier; Joachim Olsen; Joel Thomas; year a university's various sports, sity's sports teams. Wayne Anderson; Dee An- Raese Turner; Karl Von committee was formed to cre- Mary Martin; Mindy Alsager; Ray even those that no longer exist "Right now we are catch- dros; Nancy Bechtholdt Koch; Rice Madsen; Katja Schreiber; Tagen; Leonard Walker; Wayne ate the Vandal Athletic Hall of like boxing and men's swim- ing up on every outstanding Eirik Berggren; Denise Brose Ken Schrom; Gary Simmons; Walker; Dar Walters; John Web- Fame. This committee has been ming. athlete since 1894, this is why Sparkman; Frank Bruder; Herb Chris Marvin Wash- ster; Knute Westergren'; Wil- working throughout the Tormey; year Among these inductee's are we are releasing the charter Carlson; Tawanda Chiwira; and Yarno. White; Wicks; Nancy to create the new ington; John lette Guy Athletic Hall reats such as Guy Wicks- members on two separate occa- Rus- and Colleen of Fame. Kathy Clark; Bob Curtis; 2008 inductees: Wicks Dahlquist; or whom Idaho's athletic field sions," said Pauli. sell Davis; Pat Dobratz; Kasey Bill Belknap; Julian Benoit; Williams Cozzetto.

'ew uick HITS Dome. turf ~ Cal Poly is 2-3 in their for Akey era last five games against Foot- The Argonaut ,Did you know: Ul ball Bowl Subdivision teams Andrea Miller "The conversion process is vs. Cal (formerly Division 1-AA). Argonaut longer," Spear said. "We will Poly take it up and down only twice ~ UI and Cal Poly both Weekend's top When Vandal fans flock is hiring! to a year." lost their last games on the games the Kibbie Dome tomorrow Each time the turf is rolled road to teams that scored 38 for the home opener of Robb up then rolled back down it points to win. ~ Navy at Rutgers 4 p.m. Akey's Vandal football team, will need to be brushed again ~ Both teams are led by ESPN they will see that Akey gave with the rubber infill. Al- QB's looking for their first ~ Miami at Oklahoma 9 the boot to the old Astroturf though the process is longer, college win. a.m. ABC Apply to be a Web or sports to make room for the new and Spear said the new playing ~ The game is the first ~ Oregon at Michigan improved RealGrass Pro sur- surface is worth it, Vandal Athletic Hall of 12:30p.m. ABC writer by applying online at face on the Kibbie Dome floor. Hellas Construction said ~ South Carolina at "It's Fame game. a first class deal for a on their website, "the Real- ~ Saturday's game will Georgia 2:45 ESPN 2 www.uiargonaut.corn or at the first class outfit," Akey said. Grass Pro system is their most be the first competition on ~ VA Tech. at LSU 6:15 The old Astroturf was proven system and produces the new turf in the KibbiA ESPN removed over the summer to the most durable and uniform Student Media office, 301 SUB. make room for the state of the playing surface available art RealGrass Pro surface. Ath- today." letic Director Rob Spear and The rubber infill provides 3'.'w ~ mw ~ ~ Akey agreed that the upgrade the system with better shock was a necessity for the Kibbie absorption for athletes on the 9 Dome. field. "We knew we had to "It's awesome," Akey said. replace the field because of "A first class field." safety issues," said Spear. Akey said his players are Akey added, "This is the happy with the change to their best improvement thus far to playing surface. ~;,R the Dome." "They are happier than s The Astroturf was a hard can be, especially when you and old surface that Akey said compare it to what used to be plagued the program during there," Akey said. recruiting process and was The team has been practic- dangerous to lus players. inj, on the new field turf since ."There were so many more August 22 and has used the injuries on that t'ype of sur- time to gain experience on face," he.said. their new surface. Spear said the process to "Iwant to make sure this is replace',the turf started last, . a home field advantage to us, year and both he and Ak'ey I want this place to be full but were involved in the process of we'e got to be comfortable choosing''ew surface. playing in here;".Akey said; "Iwas lucky enough to be Spear said the new turf 1 -,,'.-„C.A;tg T'tg able to be the're and help with hasn't yet had a noticeable im- 9 9Ig,t ght 9 . some of the research," Akey act on ticket sales or boosters >hgcf'ead. said. ut he thinks will see 'he people RealGrass Pro turf the new turf as a positive step made by Hellas Construction for the athletic department is a removable system with . when they come to the Kibbie the rubber infill, which looks'ike Dome and see the new surface. small black pebbles. The The turf replacement project surface will roll up,the width was funded by money ear- of the field in five yard rolls marked in the for turf budget 9 along the west side of the Kib- replacement Spear said. bie Dome when football is not '' ' in season. 8 III:: I, II".II I . 2 tr tnnnLC wgltM/I I I Isvtwutl "'''," ILIEIKJIP'CI21LIID 58@ '.4 I'andals 4 to watch '4'lackBlack tf/tattet tttattet FREE SINOEI SIGHTRON N!KON LEUPOLD SURRIS ':,:':: Sl 3x9x40,'.;::::;:BUCKMASTER 3- x40 VX-I 3x9x40 3x9x40 FULLFIELD II RIFLE SCOPE:- '; RIFLE SCOP E ':;:.:: RIFLE SCOPE RIFLE Deonte'ackson, ",::: .;.'":.- SCOPE Waterproof and fogproof const- Rugged waterproof, sho ckproof, ';: Mid-range magnification levels Forgiving fore/aft/left/right eye i:; ruction'. ue1m football Wind and elevation::::-'': fogproof design. BrighiV and moderate size. '„,". ., positioning. Adjustable eyepiece. 'dlustments. anti-rsliective lens. -I 239.99 The red-shirt freshman bust- +egggg,: 'eg. Reg. 249.99 '- .199.99 . Reg. 239,99 Qgg 299gg ed onto the scene last weekend 'e Ig)Q, ]9 $3999 Ocr~a/rgTp< with a 22 carry, 99 yard perfor- 1 ' DOSES PORT mance No. USC. USC against 1 'GEABErR*::,::.".,-;:,i :,,SINGLE'GUN CASE . led the Pac-10 in defense last :, Holde longer-handled pistols with, year and returned 10 starters, CiNNIVORE scopes or accessories, Cal Poly's defense won't be as I',R'ACKfII|6 Bg; 6.49 big or hit as hard. "„:LlQ'HT-.':;-";:„''.::;:;",

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Associated Press known before this season as Division ing those Georgia Southern teams, I'm Mountains, most of them overlooked "Itwould be pretty difficult to eval- I-AA. sure the top teams in the Southern or .underrated by the bigger pro- uate some of the I-AA teams they play, Conference are as as mid grams. because they don't have the same ex- After pulling off one of the greatest The AP decided to make the change good any majors" in division," Van "Itshows what a team can do when posure as I-A teams," said Heuser, upsets in college football history, Ap- because schools that show they can the upper "They'e as it believes," senior cornerback Jerome who covered Saturday's stunner in palachian State is still shaking things compete with big-time teams on the Brimmer said. probably field should have a chance to be recog- good as anybody in the MAC (Mid- Touchstone said after practice. "We be- Ann Arbor. "We know how good Ap- up. and, as palachian State is because they beat The Associated Press said Thurs- nized with them in the top 25, Sports American Conference). They'e prob- lieved in ourselves at Michigan Belt." we'e changed the that a Michigan. But I would not really be day that lower-division schools, that Editor Terry Taylor said. ably better than most in the Sun a team, way lot of think about us and about able to assess how good their oppo- means you, Mountaineers, are now "Why not? The poll was always Joe Giglio of The News & Observer people we at our level." nents are the rest of the season." eligible for its 71-year-old poll. intended to measure teams that com- in Raleigh, N.C., said he would have football that play no change in its Taylor said those sort of issues "It's great they opened the door," pete against each other, regardless of voted for the Mountaineers this week, USA Today plans which will continue to be limited should be up to the voters, not the Appalachian State coach Jerry Moore division, based solely on on-field per- though he never considered where to poll, division formerly news cooperative that organizes the said from his office in Boone, N.C. formance," she said. "It was that way put them after being told they weren' to schools in the I-A. and tallies the ballots, "Certainly we'e not to be the long before Division I was divided eligible. known as poll up going the Foot- "This was an issue we never had to No. 1 team in the country. We know into I-A and I-AA in 1978." He's not sure if Appalachian State As Giglio pointed out, Subdivision has face before," she said, "But we thought that. We'e not even going to be in the One poll voter, Adam Van Brimmer, will get another chance to crack his ball Championship State was about it and decided there should be top 10. But if you have a win over a said he wanted to put Appalachian top 25 since the school doesn't face its bwn poll (Appalachian no rule against ranking a I-AA nice football team, I like that it's not State at No. 25 after their win over another big-time opponent, which a unanimous choice at No. 1) and a team, cham- as as that team competed out of the realm of possibility for a the Wolverines, largely as a symbolic affects strength of schedule. After-Le- playoff system to determine its long against I-A school like us to be one of the 20 or gesture. He might still do it next week, noir-Rhyne, the Mountaineers take on pion (the Mountaineers have won the a opponent. top "Oddities 25 teams in the country," assuming the Mountaineers beat Divi- Northern Arizona before getting into last hvo titles). of one sort or the other Several AP voters expressed inter- sion II Lenoir-Rhyne. their conference schedule. "We'e probably better off just sep- frequently crop up where the poll is and it's est in putting Appalachian State on "If I have any openings in my "They could go unbeaten the rest of arating church and state, so to speak," concerned, not unusual for their ballots after a shocking 34-32 up- poll, they would certainly be strongly the way, which is certainly a possibil- he said. "How long is the shelf life for us to make adjustments. This one was set at then-No. 5 Michigan last week- considered," said Van Brimmer, who ity," Giglio said. "But that would be a beating Michigan? At. some point, it just the fair and right thing to do." end. But the poll guidelines, which works for the Georgia-based Morris problem, particularly in the method- wouldn't be enough" to keep them in Heuser said the Mountaineers were mir'rored the coaches'ankings con- News Service. ology I use. They would never have a the top 25. certainly deserving of being in the top Heuser for least one ducted by USA Today, limited eligibil- In a previous job, he covered long- chance to improve their ranking." Another AP voter, John of 25 at week. Ann Arbor (Mich.) News, agreed "They are an impressive team," ity to teams competing in the former time Division I-AA powerhouse Geor- Still, the Mountaineers were fired The "I he NCAA Division I-A, now known as gia Southern, which, like Appalachian up just to have a shot at the rankings, that Appalachian State might be 'able said. thought they were Michigan's the Football Bowl Subdivision. State, is a member of the Southern something none of them expected, to crack the rankings next week, but equal on the field. I didn't think it was The Mountaineers compete in the Conference. when they signed on to play at the would have a hard time staying there a fluke at all."

Tigers, Kenny Rogers returned could play. Victor Martinez had two hits entering with one out in the start and Mark Ellis hit a three- MLBBRIEFS from the disabled list with a .Torre had imagined pinch- and two RBIs to back a quality eighth. run homer. solid start. hitting duty at most for his star start from Fausto Carmona, Donnie Murphy had a ca- The closest race in the "I felt more comfortable on slugger. But he relented after and Cleveland got its second Devil Rays 17, reer-high three hits and two American League is for the the mound than I expected to," meeting with Rodriguez and three-game sweep of the Twins Orioles 2 RBIs for Oakland, including a wild card. said Rogers, who was 17-8 last team trainers. in 10 games. homer leading off the seventh Alex Rodriguez pushed the year iri his first season with the "He wanted to look at me yCarmona (15-8)allowed bvo In St. Petersburg, Fla., Carlos inning to chase Joe Saunders Yankees further ahead in those Tigers and 3-0 in the postsea- in the eyes and make sure runs and eight hits in 7 1-3 in- Pena homered twice, including (7-3). Ellis also singled in a standings talking his by way son when he didn't allow a run that I wasn't to him and nings to help the AL Central a grand slam, and drove in a run. into the lineup and homering lying in 23 innings. or silly," leaders to their 11th win in 12 team-record seven runs. Blanton (12-9) gave up six twice to help New York open a do something stupid In other AL games, it was: "I games. Pena hit his fifth career hits with one walk and three, three-game ead on Seattle. Rodriguez said. told him I Minnesota To- Scott Baker (8-7) gave up grand slam and second this strikeouts to win for the fourth Meanwhile, Detroit moved Cleveland 6, 2; could give him some quality three runs ahd 11 hits with six year, and Delmon Young had a time in five decisions. just a half-game further. back ronto 6, Boston 4; Tampa Bay at-bats." strikeouts in five innings.. three-run shot during an eight- with a big win over Chicago 17, Baltimore 2; Oakland 6, Los With the Yankees trailing Rangers Royals 2 when Timo Perez singled off Angeles 2; and Texas 3, Kansas 2-1, Rodriguez hit a 3-2 fastball run fourth. Pena added his 37th 5, the right-center field wall with City 2. off Jarrod Washburn (9-13)into Blue jays 6, homer of the season, a two-run In Arlington, Texas, Vicente drive off two outs in the 11th inning for Inge doubled with two outs Monument Park in left-center Red Sox 4 Brian Burres in the Padilla allowed 'two hits in six a 2-1 Tigers win Wednesday in the 11th off Heath Phillips leading off the seventh. After sixth. scoreless innings, and Hank night. (0-1), who was making his ma- the Yankees took the lead, Ro- At Boston, Vernon Wells The Orioles have lost 13 of Blalock had two hits and two "It's 30-3 a start," Detroit third jor league debut. Phillips inten- driguez went deep off Brandon broke out of a slump with a 15. Including the loss on RBIs. baseman Brandon Inge said. tionally walked Carlos Guillen, Morrow for a two-run homer. tiebreaking homer in the ninth Aug. 22 to Texas, Baltimore has Padilla (5-9) struck out five "When have been allowed least things going and Perez drove the next pitch He then took his second curtain and Toronto ended the host at eight runs in 10 and walked two. Joaquin Benoit as badly for you as it has for us, Sox's of 15 off the fence to score Inge. call of the inning. Red four-game winning games. pitched a perfect ninth for his you get a win against a team The drama in the Bronx was streak. third save in seven chances. that has kind of dominated us, of a different sort. Despite be- Indians 6, Twins 2 Boston's lead in the AL East Athletics 6, Royals starter Kyle Davies it's a little jump-start." ing injured in a collision with dropped to six games over the (2-4) allowed two runs,'one 5-9 Angels 2 The Tigers are against Seattle third baseman Adrian In Minneapolis, Cleveland Yankees. earned, arid three hits in five the White Sox this year. In Beltre on Tuesday, Rodriguez left the Twins barely clinging to Jeremy Accardo (4-0) retired In Anaheim, Calif., Joe Blan- innings. other encouraging news for the told manager Joe Torre he their playoff hopes. all five batters he faced after ton settled down after a rocky —Associated Press

Officials will be allowed to NationalBRI EFS use replay on the more severe type of flagrant foul, lcnown iamon ac s eat a res Tennis as the penalty 2. Because a 'flagrant-2 results in an ejec- Venus Williams turned her tion, the committee ruled that game on when she needed to reviewing such infractions and was stronger down the was appropriate. stretch, beating No. 3-seeded raves s oc i ies Jelena Jankovic 4-6, 6-1, 7-6 WNBA Even with Ja e Peavy on the to us over there (in California), winning streak. Right-hander each hit three-run homers, and (4) in the U.S. Open quarter- Lau- mound, the San Diego Padres and after the first game here, Tom Shearn (2-0), a 30-year-old the Brewers connected five finals. Seattle Storm forward ren Jackson won her second were unable to beat the Ari- when they beat us up, we need- rookie relishing his long-await- times in all. Yovani Gallardo Next up is a semifinal zona Diamondbacks to take the ed to send a message back," ed trip to the big leagues, gave (7-4) pitched seven shutout in- against No. 1 Justine Henin. career WNBA MVP award. lead in the NL West. Arizona'anager Bob Melvin up only three hits in six innings nings, and Milwaukee won for The other semifinal has Jackson, who also won the MVP honor led the The Philadelphia Phillies said. "The guys responded to a Mets lineup missing five of the fifth time in six games. 2004 Open champion Svet- in 2003, were in perfect position to pick beautifully the last two games its regulars. lana Kuznetsova against No. league in scoring for the third up a game, on the New York against two of the better pitch- Giants 5, 6 Anna Chakvetadie in a time with a career-best 23.8 Mets in the NL East, before a ers in all of baseball." Pirates 8, matchup between Russians points per game and led the shocking comeback by the At- The Braves'hances looked Rockies 5 who won in straight sets. WNBA with a career-best 9,7 Cardinals 2 rebounds lanta Braves handed them a slim when Brett Myers (3-6) re- At Denver Barry Bonds hit In one men's semifi- per game. most deflating loss. tired the first two hitters in the At St. Louis, Mark Mulder his 762nd home run to back nal, it will be No. 1 Roger Her scoring average was Pitching on three days'est, ninth with an 8-6 lead. But Jeff (0-1) lasted four innings and Kevin Correia (4-6). Federer against No. 4 Niko- more than five points better than her career San Diego's ace gave up eight Francoeur and Martin Prado gave up six runs and eight hits It was a costly loss for the lay Davydenko. Federer average of 18.6 runs to the host Diamondbacks, hustled to beat out infield hits, in his first start in more than a Rockies, who began the improved his career mark points entering'he season, day which ended Seattle's who defeated the Padres 9-6 on and Yunel Escobar walked to year. Ronny Paulino was 2-for-4 four games behind San Diego against Andy Roddick to 14-1 with Wednesday night and grabbed load the bases. with a three-run homer, Jack and Arizona in the NL West by beating the fifth-seeded third consecutive first-round a one-game division lead over That brought up Diaz, who Wilson was 3-for-4 with a three- and the wild-card race. Colora- American 7-6 (5), 7-6 (4), 6-2. exit in the playoffs. San Diego. entered the game as a pirich- run double and Adam LaRoche do lost for only the second time Davydenko beat No. 10 Tom- Jackson, who was selected "Ipicked a bad night to have hitter in the seventh. He went was 2-for-4 with a homer for in seven games. my Haas 6-3, 6-3, 6-4. to the All-WNBA team,,set a bad night," Peavy said. the opposite way with a liner the Pirates, who won for only a league record with nine AtAtlanta, MattDiaz capped that eluded Roberson's lung- the second time in eight games. Nationals 6, NBA games of scoring 30 points or an improbable rally with a two- ing attempt and stuck at the Armas (3-5) worked more. The native of Austra- Tony six NBA referees will, be able out, three-run double in the base of Roberson hit the relay innings and limited Louis Marlins. 4 lia became the youngest (26 St. to to use instant review ninth inning, giving the Braves man, but the throw home was two replay to years, 77 days) and reached runs and five hits. At Washington, Wily Mo altercations a thrilling 9-8 victory over the the first-base lirie. Escobar and some flagrant . the 4,000-point plateau in the up Pena singled off Matt Lind- fouls starting this Phillies. slid across with the winning season. fewest games in league his- Brewers 14, strom (2-4) to break a tie in The NBA Board Gov- The Phillies led 5-0 and 8-2 run, thrusting his right index of tory during the season the seventh, helpin~ the host emors voted last week before giving four runs in finger toward the stands. Astros 2 to And last month, she was up Nationals to their fitth straight the the eighth and watching in dis- 'Diaz, who had just rounded approve changes recom- selected to the league's all- At Milwaukee, Prince Field- win. mended the league's Com- belief as Diaz's liner skidded second, pumped his fists and by defensive team. er, Ryan Braun and Corey Hart —Associated Press petition Committee. off the tip of right fielder Chris was mobbed by his teammates —Associated Press Roberson's glove with the bas- in a wild pile beside the pitch- es loaded. er's mound. "I'm not believing that," "When I got it in the air, I said Philadelphia manager thought I got too much," Diaz Charlie Manuel, whose team said. "Ididn't realize how shal- remained five games behind low he was playing." the NL East-leading New York Manu el remained on the Mets. "I totally can't believe top step of the dugout for at that. I'e never seen that, ever. least a minute, watching the IYs mind-boggling." celebration and subtly shaking The eight earned runs his head. Finally, he headed for matcheci a career high for the clubhouse."It didn't look Peavy, who lasted only four in- good," Braves manager Bobby nings, his shortest start since Cox said. "But we did it." July 21, 2006. "OK, he wants to pitch with Cubs 8, three days off, we'e got to 2 make him pay," said Diamond- Dodgers backs catcher Miguel Montero, At Chicago, Ted Lilly (14-7) who homered twice, once off got his first win in nearly a Peavy. month and Aramis Ramirez Conor Jackson added a homered to keep the Cubs a home run, and Chris Young half-game ahead of Milwau- drove in three runs as the Dia- kee in the NL Central. Ramirez mondbacks restored the one- hit his 20th homer, a two-run game lead they carried out of shot in the third for a 3-0 lead San Diego a week ago, when against lefty Eric Stults (1-3). the Padres beat them three out of four. The Diamondbacks re- Reds 7, bounded from a crushing 10-2 Mets loss in the series opener by out- 0 scoring the Padres 18-7 over At Cincinnati, Brandon'Phil- the next two nights, roughing lips broke Cincinnati's record up Padres aces Chris Young for homers by a second base- and Peavy. man in a season and helped "They kind of sent a message end New York's five-game

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