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J•~"'VORUot .T fundtarenotsupphedbythcs!atc:, CUllplannmJ. $.500,000 to S4 n11lhon however, lc:avma Pre: K- 12 "harm and JKIWIMJ each )'Cat and theC:om• 51<4fllnl~• aninc~asewillbenecfisaryjustto Student Oovemllll!nt Asq:,cintion 111e umve110 1t)' i~ pn'pared lu han­ le~~" would mean deep cuts for the munity 1 ad:ina Nonhem for kecpestentia l servtces. Pru idenl and Smdc:nt Rc: 1cnt , Kaue dlea1.8pen:ent cut,\lolrub.a :gld, umventty greaterpubhcengaaement. Thition and fee( at NKU provide Hmc:hedc, !lid it 's no1 fair fOfthe but the univenny would suffer In If Pre- K 12 11 left "hamdeSI," Accordma to VO(rub., the com­ .51perccntofthcunivenity'spublic state to cut even fll()U fundinJ and qualitythatstudcnuwouldno!tce Votruba said, fundms could be cut mumty t ~ as kmJ NKU for expanded fuOOmJ, a high percentage when "pass the buck" to studen~J and their The amoun1 of fuod mg CUIS 10 by as much n 10 pc:.cent, furcing ICCC!Iand quality,aswcll u broad­ A tuition incrca'lC of up to 18 per­ compared to other Kcnt\ICk)' state­ famthes. po!ll·!l«:oodlll'}' c:ducauon dc:pc:nds the: untver~lly to consider cappma c:nc:d outreach proarams such IS cent is one ophoo the Board of finafloCcd univenitin that span NKU has been underfunded by largc:lyonwhc:therthe slalc:wlll de•• c:nrollment, hmlltnJIICademtc pro­ rHO!'e interaction with young nual Rcaenu it considerinil 10 off!ICt the between 27 10 )9 percent IUIIIOO the state by $26 million m recent llnite Pre-K- 12 "hannlcu," whtch gn.Jll!andstf'llices tothe cOITUllUm ­ chtldren iOthcycomtdcr colleaein threa1 of budaet cut~ by the state. dependency for fundina. yean and the state is currentl y coo­ mun1 the fundmg for thataroup ty.ddayma mamtenanceon facth­ the future . These urvJces take: At the Jan. 1.5 th meeting of the '"Our studenls alreadycany abig­ stdering cuts anywhere from 1.8 wouldnoc be cut. lie•III

J O!i(" l>oJNMII ~ n>eans learmng conOott resoluuon young bla.tk and Ht spamc males in ~ ltll s and perfc:ctin& them," she poor urban cQmmunthes. Amenca ~l lld responded by mcreasma law Soctety mus1 emh111ce a day-to­ The lecture touched on sever-~ 1 enfo«:c:mc:ntand c:stabhshtngzero­ day nonvtolent mcthodoloj!y su td public heaJih I>CTSptCII\eS on VIO­ tolerance.she\atd. vwlence prevenuon upcrt Dr. Jc:ncc:.Among the: mtc:rn:lated top­ In contrast. after the second Deborah Pro1hrow-S111h dunn!! her tc~ Dr. PrOihrow·Stith discussed waveofvtolencestrock communi­ speech l a~ t Thur~day 111 the wps \\hat she dc:scnbed as four \lcs )Ut;h as Cotumbtnc. Ltttlc:ton Univcrsuy Crnter Otto Budig. Colorado and West Paducah. Ky. 1llc:ater. more pe been done about the cuhur-JI envtronment. Soctcly's ;~~:ceptance and glam­ Lo•IRPOD Mtoogwb.a With U2 fTOfltman Bono~ ~ the Hamel lkecher Slm••e House m CinciMIII1 oruattun of \tolcnce ts contnbut­ mg to a 1h1rd "'an ofmcrusmg female vmlcnce. ~he ~at d Founding a dream - "Gtrl. now male: up 2.5 pc~cnt of t he teenager~ arn:,tcd for voo lc:nt cmnc:~." Dr l"nllhmw-StJ\h sa1d. Lovingson Mtongwiza and the Associatien of "That numberuo;cd to be rare." Youth-duected sho\\S ltke the African Charities want to help the poor of Africa Po\locr Ran ger~ are an eumple of how women arc mcrcasm1IY UeptcteJ in more vtolcnt, aggres­ JOIIIIAI' I\ E!.I.OC.(J atNKU. lllc role~. •he ~atd fdii() tit \IC· He is aware of what • hu&e job it wtll be. I do to help lhe next manY' he said. " Myself. ttmw:U nmn: m hon>e) thJn bop " I think you know the old joke: that if{you tna vd throughout my lafe. I've been hdpc:d." ~nd \\ttlle•~ the !J.aJne amount of tol ~me African countriu ano.l you want to know Mtongwiz.a was helped ..-.hen, as a htgh school dounc•ll.: IIOkncc:. but tt'~ nuth•n11 who the poor !people are l just take an llfTOW and student. he attended Pnnce Edwanl School 111 nc"' Gtrl~ u~d to run a\loa) , talr just throw it and I whoever it stabs I is 1 poor per­ Uaro.rc, Zimbabwe where he was one of the fif'lt drui:'· bccume proshtutc: l or son," he said . blac k studtnu to attend the all white. government t' ran ~ l rQoet>n/Photographer !knJOn,tratcother,.,ay•oftnternal­ Last !itmeSter Mtooswiza, a senior Journalism tllll~ the trauma Prothrov. -St tth "Gtrl• unw m.tlr up 25 pc:o:ent or the l«n!lj):Cf) arrested for map. foulllkd the Association of Afncan Charilies S(e AACpage6 VIOlent COlli(~.-- See \'lolt>IM'f page6 Students question decision to house athletes at Highland Ridge

Kl\tUur the bc:ginmnaofthe school year. athletes were chosen becau!>tofthe made R«-.r lllho~ay,thollthe p;~rlmam­ pu'i and m H1 ~hl.ond R1dgc and !>a)~ lhatllltf'~ll hchlc,lltllhl,mdRtdge H«e tile) urenut The llo JJ:hland Rtdgr apann>enl~ al n ~t 1100 a nl!>nth Mo~t of u~ at Nonhem Kentucky University had seniority, c ~pc:c ia ll y •ince they houMng may haVe felt more com· ca mpu•lho:ynn llela\\aV"tthal•~ .mo lt~u-d on aptmllnll~CO ill , a web coul•l prolhahl) till( a!Tolld that" severa.l51udentathlcteshavebcen JUe puthn& three people in 50flte of fortable!iendm&athlc:tc: ,r<~therlhan nlO«'thanwecan " )tte ~o.hcrt' annn)n\OtJS tenants can Snii,J•,.~t•thml,thcrt'WC:dl'-llli­ moved Into the nearby off-campul the Woodcrest apanmcnu," .aid a random lrotlp of stiKk n t~. to h~e Thts ts not true, ,~,,.t>rl.ltng 111 rate how ,alt,ficd the) are >At th \antagn to h\llljl tn Htghland Hiahland Ridgt apanmcnu;. The Hilllnah Barnett a JUnior and thrce­ ycarOOntl resident. offcampui. Eaton " We IC t uallyh~ICt){)fnluur Uf'llrltlle nl ~ ACcOfl.itng to Ollt' R1dge He atdthefre,hn~tnathle t el athletes pay rc~idcntial tuition f~ Althouah new donns are in the Accordtn& to Eaton, the athlcuc ass t ~ t llllt women·~ ba~letball i:t~;~<.h reHe\lo, '1'here lll1' all knl!hofNKU 1111n the MJCtal hpt'Ct of hvtn& on tbc:m. ThiJ has caused cotltrovelliy t;ampu) ' If I .,a, a fre~man I proceuofbetna butlt , they wtll no1 dcpannl(ntcorttl*C'tc:dsever-.a.l coach· eshvm,nn thchtii>Aik•..ct.luue,are ~tu.knb ~o.ho h1c here and thct·e w-e amonJ lOme of the uudcntJ who ~o.uuld 11e dt-.appomted h1e there be completed before next school c:s about whether Of not they would to OI'U"« the re~tUC'nh at lltl)hi.Uld al"'a)<~ pJrllu e1cn dunn~J the to live on ca mpu ~. betnterestedmhavi n&thetrathlctes RtdJe,"hc 1atd. IO.Ctk" V.c-arc:lilltMllatnlgr..-.upof40pcu­ Manyi!udenuareup!>etthat they yc:ac.Tha.llevtate theovercrowdm& problcntthi year, one of the most hvc: in i'l t&hland RtdJe. Not all NKU jumor Loo J ooc~. 11 ba~ball 11K'athlctr,,.,holtvcm lltlhl i1Hd plc:, m~ 1 raJ of the hundrt<.ls of Sill­ were 001 mformed about the lack of fcas tble options was to rent out the cooche wt&ntedthc:trathlc:tcs thcrc, plll)'er who !J ie)lll lhghlo\llo.IRtdliC' RtdiiC:JC:I tOCIIJOY thc:JK'Ik) ufh1 dent wthc:domb" dormspace , andt~tein s ultedthat t hc: nm tlybecausenot • ll oflhc: ath­ sa1d the ba~letball cua..h •~ then~. III J IIliUiapatlti'ICniCOHlplc1l Sollie' Barnell \l&od "I J"'' hopt' housmg athlete were aiven theapiU1menll c l o"~' II INUtnJent' to umpu~. lete ~havc:IICCfi.i t oacar,IIO ttwua "but ~ne" 110t baby-•tttma ~~~" H e uf thc:!>C JK'rll. tnclude washers and rcaltze ho"' many , tudcnts they without the input of the i tudcntl Rcsidcntuli housi n& made thti ticci- lot taster 10 ha-. e thcm rti\Jaln on '>lltd the: lh t~ hl a nd ll• d~ ll."MUC'nb dr)elli, free tannm& beth, a J)'lll, u~tbygtvtnJthc lh ghlllNi Rt d&e currently hvma on campus In fact, 5l00 durinJitit 1Unln1Crdc5plle the campus. Afterdiscussingllwllhthe dcfinuely ha1e more fr«O..Hnthan ha\tng afulllttchcn.firtplace,and apartnw:nhtothcllthlctuthts)c:ar I the fif51 time nwty of them had ~~It cost them COIIChC'I, the hst of athletes that donnrestdcnb l~~tgnapannl(ll\)thcnal'(li\'iltlable ht>J>Cthcydon' tmalethe"ntcnus­ heard Mbout it wu when The Scott Eatoo, as50Ctllte dtrector of It is an op n m~• ~u l •pnrte d b) uttciiJIII'U' J n.rl(~has lt1edoncam wlc: I"IC'~t )c-ar" Northerner ran ant&rticle .-bout it at mtcTCollC'&ille athlettCI, tatd the would h1·e ut Htahland Ridge "' as

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I he Not1hc:mer Narc appeals to senses Cttu \\1u norule,mlhe.warchfurh•~part~fll po!iler-ch•ld nominalion for all Mrt.U

Photocontrtlhlted Nintendo boosts R•Y Uotb alll.i JQOO Patrie Jlar •~ nan:oun offkm tl)'lllJ to avenge their fellow om~ death tn the IICtion piCked NlrC. Web site of the week

Keepina with the spon! theme from last issue, tht s weeks v.eb stte of the wrclri: is nhl.eom. Want to keep up lineup with old with your fa,·onte hockey team, sec "'ho i.5 leading in points or ~A-ho has the m051 penalty minuta Ibm you should go lm"e. AIJO, be sutt to tune in as the best from the Eastern Con fo,:rence take on the best &om tbe school favorites Western Confe~nce in lhe 2003 All Star Game on feb. 2 at2:30 p.m. on ABC. Oo Leafs

pomtlc~~ tf u wa ~ ea~) gctbcllerwlthage. All of )OUr favonte tooh and lfyou're mtomulnplayergames, a.:ce•~ne• are bad.: a~ wtll Thi ~ th:.1 1nvohe nm~tery of nnnl games The lmeup for the Nmrendu ~~ cool, ~pecia lly ~ inc e \he most then )Oll "Should loot no fat1htr GameCuiX't'j;fOV.tn&largrrbythe u~ful tool, the morph b;ill m:.k e:~ a th:.n MP-1 Tim ga me 1s 1ery simi­ ; day. lar to 1t'!i predecessors. and goes There are g~n~' for C\'Cr)One. In a cool tum of c:1 en t ~ you <.ce along thesamc:concc:JM . luds. adulb ~11<.1 e\en the f.untl} the return o f a m:.Jorbo,scharactcr The: mum d1fferencc: IS that MP4 Two of Nmreml,t\ bte1.1 rt"lta'ie•. from the un gmal Metrotd. No, tt '~ ha ~ 1mplernc: ntc:d a story mode:. but Mano Pe 11 .., a mg ~ p.1ce!i. You cam ~ t afli at the Friday. January 3-1st. tombratder, therc""JI Samu~Aran, ~ r eatg~me conclusion of the board fornchof qutte JKMihly the l>ild1lt',t game M cllnl.! l'rmlt t «t'IH~ a final the!tt )OU ha \e the most of. Start Date : chtd of all 11111< And now, 'he M:oreof9t10 Only the leng.th of The pla)'er w1th the most scars is Sunday. February 9th linallym.lke.hcrrctumalteraler) the garnc: ~ee l '' 11 from thilt elu>l\e named the pany Mar. IU!d wi ns a Tuesday. Febru ary -1 -1 t.h petleo -..:urt' lhiiO.c:vc:r.that o..lhuuh:t, r.unc pia) Tile game I• lull uf )OU h~vetudefcattllecreatorofthe rather th.m" platlt•rm •lyle: ll~ m c: C\IJiur.uum ~nd puhe pnun.!mg ~~.trd rnnn niii JIIIIIIC lt pl")'ltkeO."'nt,hut,..tthpul Manu Pany 4 li:Cc:tves 11 final :t]c:,\0 ftj!Uit'UUI .. nd lot>ufb:r\.k ..Clift' uf8110. The: fauthat iiiSStJ trKkmg \l :~rit.o l'ar\} 4 : . umhu to the fintthree kt'c:ps the

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Benzine vs. Eminem: Principle or publicity

jl\lhltfttll 00( that we don't IJ ke you, we hate thathLphopi•onlyablack penon'• lemJ With the media. In 1995. ''" ,,...tn... t, v...... utn you, period" And "You're thc50fl· Benzino 'troleasa~tlentlnvestorin e!t, fake~t. \Unna-be aanasta 1n Cc:rtamly, 1" oriam• are in that 11leSourccMqutoe_hehadbc:c:n NewVorkandil'lptttful." community. but if you want it to a roommate of Source pubhshcr ll1p hop lo~e~ a war of words Benzmo cl11mt the baltic bn't endure as an art form you have to let David Maya in colleae _Jed 10 a hom ke Cube trJ<.hni biller retortJ IJC!I'SOOII but pol111cal. Unhke most other people have their way with mffrebelhon...... _M-1 w11h l:a\)'1:!. tu Jay-Z SJ>eWIIIj r aptu~sles, whichcenteronsktllsor lt." Mays had placed a promutent p•.Tn-511c!w.,..,.,,.,.. story on Benzino's aroup Almighty _ lltll£r}' round\ wl!h Nas. rap feuds s tre etcred tblht y,t hl sooe hm~son But here's where Benzino sees a ha\lt fueled mterest ~nd talc~_ and double standard: Emimen is RSO in the magal.Lne. Staff mem­ pJII.-4:01JpM /'i.riooftll...... '"' \OillCilffie\ blnochhed Bc:n1.mo says Emmc:m's huge allowed to talk about deep fec:linp bers called it a connict of interest ~'11'1ttwa-VllloTV p... -S17 p.oa. s--tl.ildc2 Now crntK' <.JOe of rap's most nlc:s mean that "hlp hop is bema while black rappers ''have to talk and asked Ma)'1 to leave his po!!. _,_ p.M.-7:03p.lll 'nletl'llflCIIUIICC~ p•tched arnl, ~me qy, mtsmatched taken away from black and Laun about bling·bling (materialistic Thcykftinstead.

bmtle' lJenLmo, a modest-sdhng !JC!uople. thm&!l)bccauscthal'sallthepc:ople Some writcn have accused poa.-'rl4p .M.~IbePIIIdl rJjtpcr hum Bo~ton. ha ptckc:d a When he comes to Radio City wh-o control th-e imagu want to hear Ben:r.ino of using his infiuence with p•.·lll7p.• .s..­ fi11ht With the mightieSt hip-hop 5Ult Music Hall (at the MTV Video from us." The Source to act g:uestappearances ttJOp.lll.· tU71111.Stlollnlolllrl around, Emmem. Mustc Awards two years ago) with lt'sdebatablewhethc:rgreatnum­ on his reconb by such top mppers The ftcr-off has mu~tc fans 100 White IllY• With blue ey6 and be~ of people want to hear from u Puff Daddy and Jadakiss. bunm& actsllkc:hc'saaanasta.heundc:r­ Benzmoat all. But lttkoff says that overstates Thyrtdly JIOUI'Y 23 On mp~ reltased th1s year, l!ands ~hat's going on." lbough he hu worked for yun things. since " Benzino hu a kma: Benww (formerly Rayn10nd Scott) Btnl.ioo draws a pomdltlto the ad with respected htp·hop crews like =:~~~story u a rapper and as a Thcllll~~ wrote uf Emmem "You're the rap campaJJn for El•m' "No. I HitJ" Made Men and Hangmen ).and hu ...... llSI.M,-444•._ Kftpl ... lfteF..U. David Duke/The rap H1tl er ... I'm that reads: "Before anyone d1d any­ a current club hit with "Rock the At one pomt durin&: this inter­ j001.•.-6471m. Sl,am the r;tp Makolm CXJ. the rnp Manm thma:. Elvis did everything." Pany," 8enz1no's fmt solo album view, a pubhcuy sptmcr from The 700••··•·•'•-• SC....ltltleJ (Luthet King):· '1bal'saslapm the facetoallof from 2001, on Motown, sold under Source intc:mtptc:d to suggest that IJ01&·t0:031.•. l"h£tmponaE~<~ the black people who did those 100,000 copies. toomuchattc:ntionhadbc:c:npllidtu ...... And on ht~ new album, 11l:ml.m.·l2t4pllll\ftp11Jihe FM .. the di Spu te with Eminem. Ben1.ioo · •·Redemption," which httt stores thmJ~ before Elvis." Bc:nzino nys. For this rcawn, 501nc accuse the 1-'hotomn t rlbat~ ll:JOp.111-~:00p.._ WNTVOiia-1 today. he call' l::nuncrn '2003 "l'lll afra1d m 30years, they'll say rapper of takins on Emtnem to whip rc:Jectedthcideaandescalatedth-e 80!iton1'11J'Ptf8Cn7.1nohurecentty .....,.,...... ". 2:00p.m..-4:00p .... NMKIUI the sarnc:thinJMbotliEminem." up attention for the new album. " I put-downs. bllshedOftma~nstrcanlhiphopstar Elllimen MiJ callin11 me a girl but Emmem. Willth1 stumin1ooneor Ump:lon'•NI!Iwon.tltloTV The genre's sales kmg has taken Emioem has also noted these haveahugedeal withEleklta. 4'00p.•.·5'0p_.._ lhrthdayGorl t~cl i!ISicrapwars?We' llhlo ve t o the lm •t Emmc:m tagged the wcll­ Lronic:s, and he never fails to give I'm making good music, I don't he dreues like one in all his $.l0p.•.-6·59p.1L LiloMMISIII

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0146.tif Sports Ihe Northerner Seven to enter NKU's Hall of Fame 11le foUowina iodtvtduals have been selected for volleyball te am that won the KWIC MaJor Collep Breaking lnductwn 1010 Nonhem Kenwcky Untvenuy'• Athletic Champioruhtp . She abo recorded 131 kill, and 110 Hall of Fame. 11le seven i!KIIK:tcts Will be honored on blocks in 1977 u NKU posted a4 1- lj record.. Feb. 12 from 6-9 p.m. in a cc.remony to be held on the •Bilfbara tlllrkms (IIJ711 ·82), women·s bluketball • NKU campus in Rc11en tJ Hall. llarkms scored 1,58j carccr pomts a!Kiarnbhcd 1176 Former C mcmnatt Red pncher Tom Browmna will carctr rebounds at NKU to rank No.3 1ll-ume In both 1000 be the suest spcatcr. 11le cost to anend the Induction cateJOOcs. Het best aame wa~ 1 29-point. 21 rebound G!u<~ Kr_ufl ceremony, wh1ch Ll'tci~ dmncr at 6:30p.m .. IJ $25 per performance agamst Kentucky State in 1980. 'll.olflln,..r penon. or $250 for a table of 10. •Dave Krebs (1911 1-82), men 's 5QCCer • Duong the Contact anoctate athletic dtrcctor Kun Moeller at early years of the soccer program. Krcb!i was a standout Bridget Flanasan and Amy Mobley arc lhe 1~ ­ (859) 572-66J2 for ticket information. The 2003 defenstve performer who bec1me the first NKU player c51 ~orthem Kentucky Untvcntty basketball play­ \!Kiuctccsare: to earn NAIA McDonald·s ~~«ond team and NSCAA en to re;~~;h 1.000 carttr points. They join only 20 •Paul Stctnken ( 1983-86), men'1 tenms • Steenken All -AmeriCAn honors in 1982. He also earned A11- pla)·cn in NKU h•~tory to have reached thiJ JCiai. compiled • record of ~ 17 11 No. I sinsles player for Mideast Re&ion and NAIA District 32 honoo in 1982 8oth senion thts year. f-lllnagan and Mobley NKU and was the team'l most valuable player in 1985 and was NKU·s MVP in 1981 and 1982. ha\e pla)cd side by Side smcc cntcrins NKU four and 1986. As a senior. Stccnken posted a 10-1 record •Bill Aker, baseball head coach (1972-2000) • A~e r )tanago.Nocnpecuugthenews theywrrenear· and led the None to the Great Lakes V11Jey Conference retired wtth 806 wins in 29 season! n NutK b.&seball mg ],(l(X) po~n t •. the women were both nervous championship. Stctnken earned AII -GLVC honors 1nd coach. He led NKU to 11 p~~ir of World Scnes appear· andexcltcdPhol: o Edn or eb. 6 at SlUE 8:JO p.m. "1510EO:JO p.m . Stowers scores 28 as ·Norse fall to Southern Indiana, 87-82 •••••••••••••••••••••• EVANSVILLE. Ind .• D1ond're w n &amc: 1n the PAC Arena stnce Screannng Eagles made \9 of 23 G1vens and Cm 81"\lnson combtned the 1994-9j seawn, when the N1X5C free throws for the game, while for J8 pomts Saturday as the ralhed for a 96-90 v1ctory O\er N KU coovened 27 of 3 1 at:empts Umversuy of Southern lnd1ana Southern lndtana. At th at ume, fromthchne. dcfcatc:d Northern Kentucky Southern Indiana w1s ranked No I Stowers tied an NKU s in gle-s llfl~ Unt\'er<;uy,IH-112. at the PAC Arena. mthenallon. record by making 17 free throws. Dennts Coutee addc:d 16 pom1s as A dunk by Chns Seabrooks ga\e Derek Fields also hit 17frcethrows Souttlem Jnduana tmproved to 11-4 NKU a5 1-42 1eadew-lym thc§CC· maganxagamstKentuckyStateon ovc:nll. 6-J m the Great Lake~ ond half SB turday. but Southern Feb. 15. 1989. GIVens made 9 of II Valley Conference. The Screammg 1ndtanausedal7-71"\lnlotakeaj9 ~hots from the field and scored 2 1 .. V"oomino's Pizza Eagles shot 65.-l percent from the: 58 advantage. Brunson dnlledapatr potnts to lead Southern Indiana, titld 111 the \t:Cond half and ralhed of three-putntcrs to key the Whlch ha.snowwon22consecutive from a nme-pomt dtfi•·1t to defeat Screanung Eagles ~pu n . home games. The 22-g:une home N KU, whiCh 1\ ranlo:ed No. 12 sro .... erscon\enedai&)"Uptogtve wm streak is the second loogest in nauonally m the NCAA D1v1~ion II N KU a 79-77 lead w1t h LlO tlte:NCAA Dtvislon ll ranks. poll remammgtn the gante,butajumpc:r M1ke Kelsey at sh. straight pomter wllh 2:42 left to gt\e NKU will play host to Be!larmine gamc:s at the PAC Alena aga1nst Southern lnd1ana 1 112-79 advan­ Untversity this Thursday night at Southern lnduma The Norie have tage. and the Screaming Eagles led 7:-lj p.m. in Resents Hall. The not defeated the Screammg Eagles theremainderofthegamc. Norse still lead the GLVC by one· on the road smce a 99-117 v1ctory m With Southern Indiana holdmg an ha lf 1ame over the Umverstty of • the 19% NCAA II Great Lales 8j·ll2 lead and !1.1 steonds rcmam­ lndtanapolh (12-4 overall, 7-2 • Reglonchampton,htpgamc: mg, Brunson h1t a pa1r of free G LVC). NKU ha, not -.....on a regular-sea- throw ~ to seal the vtctory The ltrlide by Spom hifomu.uion 99 • • odd oddltlonol • E1periem:e Living on Campu s at NKU! toppings lor • $1.00 • Community ~ Convenience, Academics, Friendship ... • •

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Letters to the Editor There's more to war than media reports Francisco Eltamtoer. fony ofthc9- l l vtchms' fanuhcs have filed 1 clau·action sutt aaainst Bush. hwuencout1Jing to JCCtheant· Cheney, Rumsfcld. et al for their de you printed which talked about prior knowledge and rcfuul to stop thedtaft (sec Jan. l5tsueJllliC8). theevemsof 9·11 . II is all\ll7.tna that people do not Sodott this mean the real terror· ~eem to think •bout th i! point, but isu are here at homc1 pafertoblindlybehevecvcrythin& Tragically, pcrhap!i 90 peT\"Cnt u{ dished out by the mau media. TlUJ Amroricans restrict their ncwspthtr· war is JOinJIO mean man slaughter inJ to CBS. ABC and NBC. They L------of lnqi men, womtn and children. U llon, includtlli on Pelf Kf1101J. I Tht5e weapum have alll:ad)' caused It will alw ex pand to IM':ighhor­ ~::,~~'!::"!~':."""" "Maybe it is time to think deeply woodtr how many students at NKU mass1ve imdJauon m Afa:ham~tan in&countneJ and mean genocide of ,..,,., " "'' •"""' •" ""' about all the issues that the mass ar-eauistedbyPellgrants. and arc re\!)(JJmble for horruro; m mtlltons. 1 It may happen later that even Iraq where chtldren arc born wnhout 11le Brill~ Ouard1an new~pllper ~!!,,:;c:: :rityt~~~~ ~~~~: medi a are not telling us.'' financial aid u we know 1ttoday heads or wtthonlyonccye cooductcd a poll and found that one throush Consrt5s, American fur· will end. We find th1 s JCenano wherever m three pttsons in Bmatn view ther have no idea how many funda· hom<. rruooritieswhofightanddie. while 111cre IS no money in the federal Amcnca has bombed. be 11 KOloOH.o, Qeorae Bush as a gnatu threat to mental nsht and freedoms have AccO«li na to a New Years Eve pnv1leaed Amencans are Kantly budaettopayforthiswar. Whtlcfor Iraq or Af&IWUSIIII Ten~ of thuu worldpcacethanSaddlUTl llusscm. been snatched away from thc.m. commentary in the New York seen or ~mam here at home. sure Bllsh. Cheney and Rumsfcld sand.§ of young bo)S Wtlt dJe, 11nJ Another poll taken tn France ~lence the eerie silence everywhere Tirnu, Rep. Charles Rangel (D· As per Rumdeld's onlcrs there may become personally utrcmely for what purpose" found that 75 percent of French~ aboutthis pre-e.mptiveglobalimpe· NY). ranlr; ina Democrat on the Ways arc already 100.000 American wealthyductotheoiltheyaain oon­ Maybe it ts ume to thmk dc:cpl) pie bcline this war tn Iraq is about rialwarthatwilllikclygonuclcar. and Means Committee and a scmor troop!lmposiuonmtht MtddleEast uolof, l believe therest ufAmerica about all the t5Sut$ thai the IIIIl S~ oil and no1 abouttcnonsm. One wonders. If Bush can do 1 member of the Bl ac k Caucus, b in preparatioo for the pre.empuve w\11 face unemployment in the mil· medtaarenottcllin1us. Furthermore both the BBC and pre-emptive strike on Iraq and all aoina toinrroduce legislation tore· USwarof colonial aggreJs1on. lions and hence impovcnshment . Maybe n is hme to thtnl of -who~t the CDC (Canadian Broadca-'IIOJ other countries unfor1unatc enough lntroduce thedraft. His ru.sc.m7 He There is perhaps nothing more They may fact fata l di seases W!llll:llll)' happen when Bush ~~ Corporation) have done proarnms to ha ve oil depo5its, maybe we the wants th at wealthy boys also be horrible in this world than war. We spreadbyCBW(chemicaJ andbio­ to war. Unemployment. poveny. tallt.in& about the glarini evidence people can do a pre-empti ve compelled to fight and die right need to understand how this war iJ logicalweapoll'i). disease.thedmft.thc:cndoflltllolar pointina to Bush knowing well impeachment of Bush io an ticipa· alongside all the poor boys. IOIIll tOMffeC'Iou rhvcs. lbey most surely will face births shipsWKipcrhapslinancildatd. btforehand that9· 11 wu aoing to tioo of the vast destruction and ln every warui s t he~stof Just two houn ago on television of mutant babies caused by the Maybe it is time to make our Vm•·· happen. human suffering he will cause the poor (those li vina on food lltn:Uor~ were discussing how too fathen'exposure to depleted urani­ cs heard abo\'e the ma~s nledta. Anf.l as published in the San around thcworlda$wclluhereat stampsh here at ome) along with m~,~~;hmoncyi sbl: ingspenton e du · um used in American weapons. MaybcutsttnM'toprutest Article 'false report' of professor's conduct in class Court needs to set clear N!CHOIA§ Il.Sm•l.\11': req uirement. Dr. Hewan not o nl y is Americans, and our problem is not At the beginni111ofevcryclass,as gu ides on Affirmative Action J~~P<>Iiltca/Sror..,. fu ll y cogniunt of this fact, but hlu with the factthatthevlllil majorityof well liS a few times throughout the the courage to speak the truth about our leaden are "white," it is with lecture. healwayspausestoaskthe students wuh lowergr.tdcs and tc"t My name is Nicholas D. Sumnle, thi s matter. their on going policies. studcntstf thtyha,·eanyquestions. scores. The uni\·er~lt)' '"~"'h 11' 1 student of Dr. ClinlOn 0 . Hewan 15 it wrong to point out the fact I would state in 1 court of l~w that and if the information that he i5 ad m ission~ pollctc~ arc bo.11h lego~l and a Political Science/History that our tront:lffilC sanctions against as a white male. Dr. Hewan has teaching is sitting well wi th the stu · Affirmative actton is one of those and thoujlhtfullycoocencd major at Northern Kentucky Iraq over the past decade have con· showed me nothma but profession· dent. high-octane issues that Americans It hasb«n~ longun~ stoccargu University. mOOtcdtothedeathofov~ahalfa alt sm and friendship during our Alsolncvcryclass lha\'cevcrhad Ioften are rciiXtantto dtscuss. But menu like thc-.c ha1·e bttn made at I am writinsthis letter bc<:ause I milltonchildrenm lraq7 teacher-student re lationship. God with Dr. Hci"JU\, he repeatedly tells that didn' t stop the U.S Supreme the Sup!"e nle Court It wa~ 19711 am appalled at the aniclt I read in Is it against America tu speak forb1d that sonleboo.l)' have an opm· the class that ift!le)' do not bc: hcve Court from deciding to rcvisuthe when the Suprcn~ Coon handed thcCincinnatiEnquireregardinal>r. about our governments pa.~l policy ioninourprescntcultpre. what he is sayina. that the students subject, ~tleast as it relates to uni· down tts landmark ruhnJ! m 1Hewan's teaching at NKU. of~upportingSaddamHus scini nhb The statement Dr. Hewan's clllos Umver51t)' of c~hfumt:t ' Albn ~~~. 110 read and try to prove hf" ve~J~:::i::: the niht th'ng in Mr. PeterBransonnotonlywrote waragY!IlSt Iran" Espcctallydunna 1s not objccth·c, fair, or balanced. BaU.e. A•IdcHnthJt()e(;,,.Or(""" a completely false report of Dr. a time when Hussein was commit· could not be further from the truth. "Don't take my word, or anybod- decidmg to t~k c on thiS thorny farfromdefinth.r .TIIcrourt!ll\,JI Hcwan'stcaching style.butitwasa tin& the same atrocities that our gov· During his classes Dr. Hcwau ie~ clse'~as gospel," he always says. •ssue. They soon wil l h.:ne the td~ted the "quota" th.Jt BJUr biased account that was not fully emment is accusing him of today to does not attempt to force hi s ideo­ I think hts favorite statement to say chaocc to do n1h1 again by ruhng c!amtc:dl.epthunootufnl<'llllJI investigated. justify.,..·ar. logical beliefs on his students and inclass t s,''Go~ ad!' ' thattnstttu!LOJtsofhiaherlearrungm school and ordered htm admmcJ But 11 ulw affimted the l~gi!Uil.J•\ I would like to ad!nss some of These. as well as many other docs not try 10 etther suppress or Dr. Hcwan loves to ci"ICOUTliiC hi s Amenta must have the dJscrenon to the issues the Mr. Branson brought issues are polictes that Amencam ridicule any ,.jew contnuy to his s tudcnt ~torea d.andnoi Jil S iwhathe take note ofthtnas hke apphcams' of race ·conw i ou~ adm""un' a· long a~ an apphcant' .. mcellla,•·tm up in his W1iclc and give my per· should t.alk and think about. own. assigns, butllll)'lhing and e\'Crything race and cthmcuy. lbey must do 'iO stdcred a~ First. let'saddrcssthetcnn "anti· Dr. Jlewan tw a bias against "white Hcwan force his idcologtcal beliefs 1 could d1spute cverythmg 1hat toward cxpandtnJ educational w ive that nddle on their own. ,JnJ 11 American." America" 1! in my opinton. as 1 five on anybody. Peter Bronson said about Dr. opportumty. Hewan. however. 1 think II is bc:ncr Nowonthccoort's dudetaretwo 1~ nu wonder tho~1 "' nl.on~ h.a\c I do not believe m this wording, tJmt ~t~nt of Dr. Hewan. tom· What must be understood about ponder why a man that dwms to cases that challenge admiSS IOnS ended upmcoun and neither should any true pletcly fallacious. Dr. Hcw1111 is tht and is incredibly we lt read. So tf be a journalist would take the practices at the Un•\crsuy of American. 1lle U.S Constitution lhaveheard thJsmantcllachm ADitncans can fpamc mg hand ufaffinn.dt\C .... uun ' policies do not meet this blasic do I and many other int~lligen t Cart5Vtrydeepl)'abouthiSiiUdenh. &======~

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I he Northcrnc:r DPS Reports Law may ban smoking in dorms ~AN 18 200J-Saturday-0600.m. UJtahon PAR KINO LOTH · PROP­ ERTY·FO\Ind/R('C(Ivcrtd Property· N K U. PoliCe Officer found a (Gray) C.UV IIliUIIII the role of postKCondary in~tttu · conduct surveys •~km& students Commonwulth Hall . tioos in rcportm&such thmJ!t as the:tr opinion• about the po\t1ble The no Jmokin& policy m•y be Motorola CC'Ilular Telephone at the li sted locatwn The propeny wu crime,umpusufety stau,tiuand no smoktn& rcaulationt caMer to enfo«:e in the tudltiooal loge ere talen adm1mJter the policy in Woockrell the posted ~ peed hmrl at the hstcd lucat1on Driver was tssued a Kentucky K hools as an addtlion to not they arc in favor of the new from them," sa1d Chris Shelton, a and Norse Comrnotu b«1use they Kll':ntucky State Cttatton for Specdma and fupued Ltcense Platts. Cue the MtnJer Act, WhiCh deall with unokina pohcy. The RHA will student who re~idcs at arc mOfC private. closed. JAN 1.5 2003-Wednesday-02 .5.5pm- LocatiOn; STEELY LIBRA RY · Garage will relieve parking, stress wallet f.li-IH FLOOR HARASSING COMMUNICATIONS..HATE CRIME · Male reponed that he recetved • threatenma and tkroaatory leiter from rnorelludents,"hcsaid. muchuan«hcr$4mtlhon. Law, supporu buildln& a parltinJ subj«1(J) unknown at the bs11:d locahun. Under iJwesttJPUOil .... Lori Coli Nt!wrEditor The propo5Cd dcsian includes • In hght of the current budact cn­ ~ tro cture. even if it means an multi· ticrcd structuTC' hous1n1 1600 sisfiiCin&thcumvenlty,thctetsno tnc:reasc in fees. "I definitely would JAN 1.5 2003-Wedncsday-11 ..57am l.ocat~t~n; NATURAL SCIENCE Northern Kentucky Universuy to 1800 parkma spaces located on money m the aencral fund to be be wtlltng to pay more for the con· l:ly BUILDING . AfTH FLOOR THEFT-Theft Unlawful TaklnJ-Unde:r his !1«0 1 poWih !purt in recent theturrentsiteofthetOCCCt"field u~ toward the proJCCI. Rasp uid. vemenc:e of knowi na that I am SlOO- Female rtponcd that subJe<:l(s) unknown re!TIOVed her pune and years, wuh nearly 14,000 studenu ncar Albright He11lth Center. Thc comnullcc. made up of stu· as~urcd 1 safe. closer spot," she tts content! from the hsttd locauon. Under m~ H: hJ!IIion ... currentlycnrolledl!'ldpredtctionsof Accordma to Mtke Bal.e:r, \ltce PfU· dents,faculty,staffllndlldmmtstll!· said. more in the future. In an effort to idcnt of Admtn•strallon and tors, recommended fundtng the Busch added that NKU should JAN l!'l 200l·Wedntsday·0948am Lotauoo. SCIENCE CENTER· keepupwtththegrowth and rruni· Finance, the plan is to butld 1he pm,JCCtWtthaniocrca~ mp;ttkmg constder !Siructurina patltin& fees SECOND FLOOR · MEDICAL Rr,_o;;PQNSE-No Squad Female passed mize frostntton for uudcnts. the structure in two phase . wtth uc:h fees. T11c: tncreasc - the fi,.;t 51oce ~•m•lar to the University of out at the hsted louUUfl The vlcttm was c:on~mus upon officers Transpor1at10fl Advisory Commtttee phiiK providm& apprmimately 900 1996 would double the parkmg Cioctnnan. At UC "you pay leu lli'Tlval The ~tthm rdu,ed transportaiiOn to a OOspilal. Case tloscd.... recently approved 1 proposal to spaces and cosung $9 million. fees over • two year penod. result· money for the farther 5pOIS a.nd bu1ldanSI8 rniltionpart.inaaanJ!e '1'hcstatewilln«fundparkin& ing in students paymg S96 and r~e . more for the elmer OOCI," she said. JAN IS 2003-Wednesday-08:47am • Locahon: PARKING LOT E • oncampu). structurcs,espcc!allygivcnthccur· ulty/staff$192forpyearlyparkmg While plarnl hl!ve been approved by the Committee, Blker ~M:d lblt PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY VEH ICLE· Female was "ruck by a ve:hi· "Right now therc are noc enough rent ecooom1c coodlttons," Baker pass. "We can't &et the money from the they III'Ceurrentlyonly in the propos· cleat the hstcd locauon. The Central Campbell spots" to accommodate future growth. Hid John Rl§p, 1 studrnt The university hn been under state. 50 the only way is to increase a1 51ages. Student Govemmcnt, the County Squad responded and transported the sub_ie('t to St. Elizabeth ~· · representative on thcTrunsportation funded $26 million by the state in theparkmgpassfee," Raspsatd. Board of Re&e:niS and the President South Hospital for lll'atTIM'nt or minor inJUnes. Case d~d .... Advisory Committee. recent years and could be facing Lynn Busch, a first year law stu­ mustapprovetheproposal beforc it "Wehavetoplanfortheinnuxof rnore cuts this spnn1 - possibly as dent a1 Salmon P. Chase College of canbellclintomotion. AAC: getting resources to those who need them

Continued from t'ront Pagll' support we aho do awarencu," 29.4 million aduiiJ and children MtOOJ!WI7..3 said. "We 5011 of tell were li vin& with A IDS In sub­ pii'Ople whul 11 1~ that Afnca IS in Saharan Africa at the end or 2002. NnKhool. tcnmofpo\eny." l ncom~sontherewereanesti · The Sludents forced htm to cal Ue wants to make sure though, mated 9~.000 people living with ~l)avmg crcam whtle the teacher's that hts ITIC'SSllJe doc~n't J!CI mixed HlV/AIDS in the at looked on. They called h1m a upwtlhpohllts. the end of2001. 'blod:' instead of 'biKk' and §.:ltd 'Tm a pohhcian. yes, I know. " Even if exceptionally effective the word was synonymous with ~•u· Butth1s is ... a separanonofpohties. prcveution, treatnw:ntand carepro­ dent 'olko were troublemakers. m We ju~t[ highh~htl the poverty idea. gJ11111ffiCS take hold immediately, the anauempttothrowa ~ell o\·erthetr We want to make an awareness of Kaleoftheepttkmtcmea.ns thatthe mism that Th:1t'san awareness of things human and fOCioeoonomie toll will Finally. a go,ernmcnt mumter hl.e AIDS An awarcnes~ of thinas remain nwtssivc for- many £COCT"a· intervened and thmg~ tmpro\ed at ltke hunJ!er~ lions," reads a message on the sub­ the S~;;hool In December Mtongwtza WI$ pari SaharanAfnca fact 5hect po;tcdon Mtonl""".a went on to ~tudy at of a small ifOUP of NKU students uoaid,,or,. lhe UIUVCTStty of Ztmbilbwe and who ~o.erc in\1ted to listen to and Bono said one or the problems worledasafrcelarn"cJOUmalist meet wtth U2 frontman Bono. and WIS JetliOJ! collected resourte5 10 In 2000, wtth help from the hts Hean or Amc:nca car.t~an. when thosewhonecdihcm. Salvauon Army, he ctune to they made a .~to p in Cmcmnati to "Wehavethedrogs,wehave the Amenca to ~tudy JOOmahsm. t.alk about problems factng Afnca. money, we juS! have to fiJ!UfC out a OnJ!tnally,hewasaumstuenroll Dlrectur of Student Ltfc, Belly way or transferring them to people at Northwc)tcrn Um\CT~IIy, but Mulkey, ~o.ho helped oraamzc the who need them the most," he said. decided to con..e to NKU when a tnp ~td Mtongwiza's name came ForMtonswizathlsisa hurdlcto fncnd recommended the .school to up comutcntly when she talked getovertuwell. him \1-tth faculty;~.bout wkothcy thought "Just th1s morning I had a meeting At NKU he aot 10\olvtd wuh would be a good candnlatc to go. wuh the Salvation Anny tryinJ! to Student Go1·cmment "'here he now "He'sastutkntleader."shcYid. say ... lf l pickupreSOIIfce!,tflptclt strocs as a Senator. He') also a Mtongwuil used the mec!lnJ! to up clothe1 and ~ t ufT hke that. bow member of the TKE fratemtty do '>~-hat he tkscnbes tu "network· can we xet [thc~l things over to Mtong...,. tta ..... ouldhleupandthe mgiOI" Afriu'r'hesaid. AAC beyond 11·~ thtny member~ He went aruund mcc\tng Wtth The AAC i~ wor-kmJ! on two big and posstbly beyund campu~ •on~e· people, tall.tng and taltmg down prOJCCIS for this scme5ter, a thirty­ da).buthe'sJ!IJdhcfoondcJn nanM."~ and phone numbers. hour hunger campatgn and a play, wherehedtd " It '~ fcrttlc ground around here which Mtongwtza IJ wnllnJ! now. "I tbought startmg 11 111 -elwell and out of n "'·e arc aotnJ! to grow a Bothevcnuarcdcsigncdasaway wouldbcthebc-,l\l.ay~au!>::hcrc 1novenM."nt," Bono told the small to prornole awarenes~ as well as at school )UU do a lut or trtal and Huwd g~the rcd at the Harnet J!Cneratc donations. error," he §.:ltd. BccchtrStowe House mCmcmnatt. Other, smaller events hke ca.t.e The AAC IS \lutlmg on -e\·er.aJ Bono',, mess.aJ!e focused heavily salesandclltwashesare planned as proJects now. focu~tnJ: on gathcnnJ: till AIDS. which ktllef.l 22 mllhon well. resourtes and bl.uldmg a\larene\~ of Afncan~ 10 2001. accord1n1 to "We cannot wtpe out poveny theproblem~f<~~:mJ1Afncd LNAIDS. u JOIDI Untted Nattons right away, but we're gotng to take 29. Competitt vc p<"rfomumee poet· 16. Bruvery "Smcc n\ an nraaruzauon that DOWN program fucusmg on HJV/AJDS. thingsinstagcs,"hcslud. 111. Lexmgton based printer manu· mob1ltlC' matcnal and ltnanc1al Accordtng tu UNAJDS esllmates, I. CIU'bondustinsmoke "30.Gandulf,S.r lan facturcr 2. Dcminutivepottedshrub 19. Softwychcese Budget: public needs to convince legislature !'l. ltaliMehccse ACROSS 20. Beef • lou of s.ruonin&. und· 6. Forerunncr,hcralf.l wichmCllt ~tmuedfn>m t'rontl'agt If the buJget cut IS handled hy have to convince the pubhc to con· 9. Hockey hair, a B1llyRayCyrus 2. 0tiC!itrOI.eO\'erparin&JIIf 22. '1'he PriOCC"U Bride" Dread h~IIIOJ! ll'l'illTSOA ttlc: agtng fac1hhc vt!K'ethelegislature,"Vutrubasatd. 3. YoYoMainstruniC!ll l'lnte NKU, already carrymg oul at NKU, II could Sll\e the Ulll\'erslly This is the seventh month that '"'10. Palestmianleadcr 4. Divtde mto thlft' equal pans 24.U.S. DirectorofCenlrll admmtstratt\e 111:llun\ a~;~ rnult of 1o1 good deal of money. tlllllally. After NKU hall bet:n opcrntm& under the II . Campus TV shllton 7. Form of an elcmtnt wtth same lntctliacoce the shortage of fundmJl, tu, bun &ovemor's spcndina plan wh1le the 'tOIIlCIIIIIC,hU\ICVCI,thc UOIVCI'SJIY 13. Hall thathouse1NKUbaslet· ltlomtcnumberbutdtffcrtnt 27. Broadway lui based on John forcedtoplacecllrarehaoceon budget is worked out in Frankf011. cuuld ~pend more money repamn& lliOI'IUCWCight Walen film parHm..efaculty ..... uhmany,hann& ncglectedbulldmgsthan lfthcykept '"ll!e bottom hne 1 ~ th~l we don' t 17. Dark,naturallyiweetcbincsc 8. Togeormte pus J I. ''Confcssiolli of • Danaerou1 office >pa.:c Adnum~,tranve lead upwtthffiilmtenaocenKIIII!Uillly. know what'J aomg to happ<"n." ""' 12. V~m mneck Mtnd"director ersh!p!Sal'IOhaodlmjta,l.,typtCal '1'htscampus 1sas leiAilas any· Votruba said. "'21. BmerhallucmoJenicliqucur 14.NKUgay/smlight:llliancc, 32. Nothm& lyhandlcdby['lfl•fe\•l{lfl.tlstllfftu '>~-here I've been."' Votruba Utd. The nell Board of Reaents meet· 22. "Fountainhead" author Common JJ. Sodium Chloride the faculty 'One ""'~~)' or aood..er, we will find a ina Ill set for Man:b lind the 111111on The um,eritly ha\ also had to ..... ay todo'olh.tt 's tmportant" iocre•sewtllbedt..cusscdfurthtrat 23."Steppcnwulf'author 15. Km& Cnmsun·~ "stun11ui· 3-'. Lllrge n1usicl&l mcuUlicdisk endure adccrea!oe 10 hbnU"y m.llcn· However, as cul l are made, the that ume. Recmmoendauons will be 25."D•vtd"sculptor tanst" from Co~mjton. collaborat· J.S. Death by betnJ tttrown out of 1 •b IViltlable 10 ~tudenh lA IIJdttiOil hve,ofconmlunuymcmbersw•llbe bltsed on "ou1 response to Frnnlfort 26. Pru ~kattrTony cdwtthNinelnchNatls,lilp[la. \IindoW IOOpcratiO£WIIhfanhltc\thllt 'olere affected, Votmba h id "The rea:ion and our rcsponse to our own 15ptra· 28. MHardKnockLife" MC BOWie construtled to support a ~tudent need~ NKU 1o srow" and NKU tioos," Votruba sacd body or JU)t !'1,000 nee:d1 ~tate funUmg to do that." We Check out www.thenortherner.comfor the Violence: Preschool teachers worried answers to last week 's crossword puzzle CIMttlnuedfrom t'rontt>aJCe l:i etttr wiilys to reduce youth vio­ foraivenns,emp.athy,c:onnictrcsu­ lence will hl.cly appear when one luuonslttll andcompromise " lthml.th• trendof&lfilparttc examine~ the whole pttture milead Brandon lhll, 1 sophomore CLASSIFIEDS '""''" ''''"''"" · '""" ''"'"'"" ipaun1 10 \ltolence and be1n1 of dtvtdmiJ the t~sue mto diitintl majotin& m Anthropolol)' said he \\ "'"' 1t s~·• ~~~ ~s-1 lfTCiited for v1olen1 cmoes rcfl&U c:atcaone hte 1~"1 vtolcnce, v10. found the lecture to be ve ry Celebrity Sprina Rreak brought to takm&thattrauffiilandextern.ah:t leoce aaacnst women, chtld abuse enliahteninJ."She"soneofthebest yuu by StudentCity.com! Book in& it now," dJe 1ia1d and M.Jon speakers that hu ever come to now and uve up to $100 on 1111 Do Your Taus OolitiC 1U SPRING BREAK ClnCUn. Jamaica. 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