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Manual «admit-at the alleged perpetratorsas ewll. intthes rnibiiiog balaaltaltturl- cases especially in accussaI tions of acquaintance rape. the events mightverywwell haaeveno't constituted sexual assault or rape. The accusa- tion of such an offense is an extremelytoserious thing, and we hav bseerio about settinghthe linesuof conseent. fort sake of the potentially claimedevictim bu for the of the potentially accus determinant of whether One etxremelyecontradic- rape orsexual assault 0:- tory and. it in.k unfair cu tre piece of the Washington The sexist assumption FALL WILD '08 University judicial code. that seems tomInc the on y ...with395%budgetdecrwe ablyaappears to be impaired a intthe exercise of that judgment by alcohol orr oth- LETTERS TO THE EDITOR er drugs maI e considered ‘without consent.’'50. if In response to Bill Maas’ letter daily0when both rtiea are intoxicated. the present "Gun control IS not the answer” tif the xiial Dear Editor“ a \irginia Judge deemed solutions to our pro made it a lot harder for intoxicated. Thus. a drunk assault must be dealt with L Imminent danger Cho to get a gun. Consider- seriously. we have to he 1 agree that there is no to himself because of mental ing Cho didn't come from very careful in how we quick ii. to our situation. Illness' and or d out- a history of crime. i doubt define it and in the as» but I reallI don‘tutri et- patienttreatment for him thathe w'ouldhaIe known stand Bill Maas eagerness to iBecau the guncontrol law crimi how tog augun otherwise 5 col d In any f n\irginia only prohibit theS rials will 'somehow obtain a l certainly hate norIdea th mselves. in the treat- control legislation \\ hIle 1 sale of a fire mt ople weapon illegallI.' therefore where one might obtain an ment of alleg n't kno \ wha effect with mental IllnesseseIf they sohuln‘dhoteher regulat- unlicensed firearm. it is also . r pe and sexual assault we gun control would be on are institutionalizsed against ing gun sales because“it will likely that ifwpeople are seri- sex and both regret it.7 Does haIveto takeourdtcsiona overall c e in our coun» their will. Cho w l onlI inconIenience ous a outo ning andccar- that mean theI taped each vcrI seriously. for the lake trI. l belieIe that the mass 0 a GI ck semi-auto- abidingacitizens. Additional rIIng a firearm a f tra other? Or if theI wereobmh of both parties invoked checks rid regu atious equallI drunk a'nd mightthe antincomenience sensual' at the time.:hut in Den rILt ll a freshman in for the upstanding citi7ens al the morning ne Arts & Sciences anda Font- _ nes5? What iaf hroader etal wsistoh 31158 ‘l'safe societI where con- regrets the deCISIon andn the Editor.Me I: n bar n a m iiimal of gun aiot was requuired? 1m not protect themselies. but er oes not. is It air to via: 'at dismmih control. in December 3005 Sa\ Ing these are the great in this case it would have 589 LETTERS. 93295 blame the person who does unsalwurtiedu

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"mm retthroughoutthe year. individuals that interviewed at least tym days before the ets. Misinformation can be and “eaknesses and that can WM ldorit care if it is rive him to the endorsements. finalspecial issue of elections corrected bt better research not be portrayed through indi coverage or critic .coyer . Mash. L‘. is a small place and Reponses' is issu .isTh othe candidates. here \idual interyievys.‘ ere is th all the criti- I think Student Life could get it's very easy"to know a lot of would (1) inform sru ents 'would like to see a littleZbit a reason candidates run as a (isms Student . l." m e ' more researc the in slate. If they wanted to run as Life receives. its iriUnStudent' ioniand campus ions' Student Life ought to tentens andeiifdorsements individuals. they would. Perez in ence on the issues in general) bycme admit possible conflicts-of- and Jhnson '“Ould likeem c ncurs and not student body is unden ing Treasury appeals. Senate interest. In futur end » see the focus of the artticle tingcandidates winner for resolutions and rive nt issues possible personal (be! more on the qualifications block funding and Student more .' conflicts of interest should and merits of all can 1dates.‘ positions lhll year. and Currently. Student Life in— be stated up-fro longside StudentLife no“ complain ed 3" but one hit ye I cludes little to no information bastc information about the in an editorial about the lack ally can 1dates choose people of funding allotted to Execu- theywork well with. hate the = fl. fl 5 .. of the recent candidates on how SU actually op:rates at endorsement process. Marius O hi 8' 5 '58 y: .N ' ' ees Asking t e s an trust“:to un

Life erndosement”'5 prior to the ‘ .7 ‘ _., ..., ' * uThe i 1 "1". their thoughts on the Student student body was toldwhen it would be good to publish elections begi nin . right questions lanhead oftime together on a slate reaking ufe endorsement ocess. ' Treasuryran t of mo hat the endorsement rocess (andcoorroatbor gtosh up that cohesiyeness could l've pooled and lected from (which was actually not even is likenand whatc teria was facts) would hatm\e revealed se unnecessary delay r responses. ncorporati true). t we are never told nalyzingcandidates. sible. Particularly in examin— t e funding intentions of the the transitioning andrsin:stsah|la their Ideas and opinions with ow reasury opera 5 Even This would helpppeoople know ing t 2 recent U Btecutive candidates. Student Lisle needs tion oft e new 0 own reform suggestions to though Patel won in 111 nd’ 1ftthey agreenv: hthe metthod Secretary race. I question the to ask tough questio and also cautioned. howe r.rtshat make next year's SU rid slide. when asked if there was of evaluatt lengthseto“hich Student Life pitor more than a littleresearch if Student Life feels students merit: as noncommercial as something he wanted Student My thirdsltggested reform examln dthe twocandidates time and energy into endorse possible I til luded ideas Life to cover more. mly Is that the endorsements raffw ecision thel:nitns. regarding candidates running stated, 'lwish theehay was difficult considering that larn concerneed as slates. rather than indlvidu- “Tit alarm in- both students have served'in abouttheissue of candidates the SU" There are NeilPatel. MariusJohnson. cared write-in candidates for tirrin all unner- which Alimmiis co--chair. as both pros and cons to chaos» sothat weell as SU Treasury This i rig to run as a slate.Slatesse interyietys. they 5 students would startntso rake IIIt m. horror. perienc'e has girorovided Foreman as a whole egoocod bec able to verifwythe individuals t e e ectlon y. and Alimiwith a goodwwork theeypprovidea united fronteof paebl ring crosss-slate. if Student Life. the indepen- are far fro- porfo: .” ing knowledge of what kind people familiar with one an- Ifwhole-slate interviews are dent on—cam us news-source. ofiimprovmments they could other, ready to make change. does not describe how and implement as secref'tary This Student Life errs in splitting why SU operates. no one will allow enough Lime for re- analysis did not revealthat slatres a art ande take it serious y The student nses. Student Life has not Alirniahd over a year individuals rathernthan entire . longer identify candidates as ody should not be oambl done all it could to ensure fair of active Treasury and“1Budget would be fine if being part of a slate. The solu— for voter apathy——Student Life endorsemen s.oEndrsements 'Committee Student Life”interviewed slates tion is clear: conduct whole» needs to lead by example and need to be masde at least one For as awwhole slate interviews and work tell us why we shotild care issue before the election dressed none of Alimi‘s ideas. they didl nwfaét. as Johnson from there. enoug ore. begin, preferably two. This If the paper felt she had no reveals. they only conduct Every candidate i asked ond.wwe needto be made conumld ore than three ideas. this could have individual interviews. While agreed that StudentLlfe aware of the actual endorse— issues per A special been better articulate. One he disagreed with me that Stu» should have its own opinion ent process. ur student 'El ion'sissue i c1 ‘ of For sideas. "informma< dent Life should be limited to eendorsemees.nt lohope they body is relatively small. How comprnehensive election infor- tionalworksshops thatwould choosing one slatis over anoth- consider the reforms I offer do we knoow the editorial about the positions trainthe treasurers ofveve er. he does “feel there would when ma ng future endorse- board interviewing the candi< available could befollowed evalue in' ents. why and how t are made. dates wiill be both challenging alnreadny'in place. as fara with whole slates as well as Patel elaborated, 'Although and fair to each candi e. —th'eyre actually called individual interviews. Often. Dave is a sophomore in Arts ambition would really like equally? While Neil Patel is in- Treasurer'5 Trainnin ork— aan & Sciences. He can be reached to see constant coverage of credibly qualified to head SU. two issues sh shops andttheyre mandatory P via email at daveshapiro@ the Executive. Treasury and he admits that he knewthe before the election allowing for all student group treasur— ment one another‘5 strengths gmai'l.cam.

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IV llJlI SIM 2. HINDSIGHI' IS 20/20. many oftenforgeet ltoplacethe BY DANIEL MILSTEIN tionship. and to find some- love you very much. But m STAFF COLUMNIST true blam STAFF COLUMNIST one who will care about you you're ignorin W Now. saying this may seem the killer andhthe largereterall for four years, show suitors prospective freshmen talk to ... l- - i the system that failed to prevent t‘s okay to make your- yourself. not the skills of newspapers and biog- abovevepolnt about the system 1m. self look pretty every Top Care. your salon. You're rs pour over every not working. butl mean it now and t en. campus smart and you can appeal to etail of the killings differently. In the aftermath 3. PEOPLE ARE CAPABALE 0F prospective freshmen‘s intel- of complaining about how at Virginia Tech last anday. of Virginia Tech, many people EXTRAORDINARY HEROISM. tiple times a w lect. Ma e them want to have they have to pay for every- l-t nuln lump: ‘ ' a whore, campus! You don t long conversations with you. thing, while you‘re spending cola Smith are put on the back- blamme on specific peopler—the This is the most significant need to do t‘h 5. instead of them wanting to so tic money on ma ing burner for awhile [thought I'd university administrators thing that I've taken away from Yoou can attract prospec- leeave before the morning yourself Iookgood. flect on three of the things the police and others I don‘t Virginia Tech. Sometimes.the tive freshmen justtwho Youve got sommany differ- Itt's OKt some new that 1 ha lly 11 fee: um any II? yooau You don’ t need to ent interests. you can prove clothes every now and then way from the event. warranted. Each person did [he most amazing heroismWe plant new roses right before that you anrid your future and to look and. but re whatwould beexpectedin saw it on 9/11 with firefight they come. You can et the partner have somethingin 1. THE CUIRBIT SYSTEM such a situation.Obviously, old ones stay. There's even common eep him or DOB NOT WORK. had thesc ool been evacuated beauty in watching the cycle heer happy. instead ofjust to get prospectiovcfreshmen or completely locked do“ other ordinary of life take its course satis itind. to come ere. usttlook The system that is in place immediately after the first it again with Virginia Tecch.nyet ARE pretty. campus. Just the ostimportantly. you good.Do whateveryou can to prevent t of 'es would have still how seelfless people way you are. can ‘t alienateyour f lends. to be good. even if it means horrors is a failure The case been “de It‘s im ortant to remem- ' Bros befoore hos and chicks u can't have new roses of SennaHui Cho hasproven no reason at thetime to think DerekOl'Dell after being shot ber that it’s what's inside' before dicks Iright? While cyery week.

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SOFTBALL Senior excels on the moun Performers of the Week BY TRISHA WOLF SENIOR SPORTS EDITOR Simply put. Laurel Sagartz Eddy Hoering has had a phenomenaal co le- ‘ , giate career. The senior pitcher Baseball has played a mau‘or role on the school‘s softball team in each of the four years she has spent - 2;:mesztnswnaswmmm am) on the Danforth campus one of their fiveenrus. This season,he iii batting.355 finding “Laurel has made a tremen- started each of the team's 32 games Aiii Aiberts, Maegan Leonard—o often is the 'first to arrive and Fieckmanand Abbey Hartmann last tolea Sagartzefirst burst onto the Trackand Field " . . . _. scene as a freshman, “inning both the UAA Rookie of the Year and Player of the Year awards with an impressive 0.77 ERA. She also combined 111th Ashley Johnson for a no

She also tossed another perfect 5 game. She remained constant ,. as a junior. throtting another if: and field .- 1 ' no--hitter with a 0.76 ERA. Track Sagartz has come roaring Mites each won nndnple titles back this year. ha\ing thrown » ‘1 M l»nam~“-I“ *- ~ M ..,, ~...«,.\.-»' a no~hitter and the third per- . 1 - . fect game of her career. She . WandsStowe also currently has an unheard on the champioon 4x800mreiay teamgmningit i119:2’26.1 of 0.36 ERA. More impressively. sowonthe Guillermo 4.5. she has thrown at least part of seven of the nine no-hitters in school history anedS three of the Tanner? Goghiii ; four perfnectagain Noto ySehas gtar 7. had an Tract andReid 7 I“! . 1“ incrediblne pitching career. she SCOI‘I BRESSlER ISTUDENT LIFE Sen/0r p/tcher Laurel Sagartz has had an ERA of under I. 00 in each other four seasons on the Wash. U. softball seconds atthe UAA chamnimshipsthia team asncwseason-bestinthetriplejnmleaping13.211111alsogood enough for third place. Player of the Year the past four athletes. hillltiul them'slir sail. toss tor the last four years. years and was an All-American “i considered playing [)1- \itth only three games re “i.aurel's poise and pres her sophomore and junior sea» \ision i. butt incused on ac maini ng in her raegular ence on the mound and at the Allison Damien , , sons (this honor has not been demics not athletics whenl s.eason Sagart/ isCsmoring the plate exudes confidence in our announced for this season) was choosing schools.‘ said rein er of her er. team She is a great student Women's Tennis .1: . f ' (I Her career can be summed up Sagartz “The fact that there ud be a stretch for me athlete, and erson"said Pine~ in one word: proolific. “as a softball team “as a ho to play Obeyond college i plan da- Boutte "A great deal of pres- the freshman went 5-1 a: the UM“ diamante mm With these truly amazing nus.’ on working ne\1year,“r said the sure rests on her shoulders be- mentihiSweekendmdaperfectw$08fl3$flcimr statistics, the obvious question She is also qunk to praise mechanicalengin was Whitaflutch21—52!ka . maxim to as Sagartz is why she did theteam aspect oi her sport Her skill and leadrership will an un against second not play Divisioni softballmHer defense behind me be greatly missed by the pro troi regarding the outcome of a team-best 18—8 record on theseuon. response summe uept en- makes ‘me look good. i would gram.a she has been the face the gam an sch hashhandled tality of many Wash U. student not ha\e hali’oi the stats l have of Wash [1. softball and its suc- that pressure wonderfully"

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