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For as long as students can remember, MSU's student bookstore has 15 percent discount on books for students. Due lo a consensus by a uuee that oversees the bookstore that consists of three students and acully members this discount has been lowered to 10 percent to raise y for rcnoval!ons. The decrease in the student book discount was put ect ,n the Spring. 'The IO percent [discount] still remains the highc>sl discount [among tores! m the nation," said Rob Spec I er, vice president for administra­ nd finance and member of the board. It is expected to take the )ears to raise needed. However, xs not ensure the extra 5 percent v..ill not return anytime soon. "'[The uttceJ intends to look at pncing on a yearly basis." commented Mark " general manager of the bookstore. The board \\ill review the extra money coming m so the money is rl) used. ll 1s estimated that the discount decrease \\ill bring in an SI mill :m in revenue that will be put tov. ards renovations. 'The first pnonty is to provide qualuy goods to students and faculty:• er said. The bookston, is completely self supporting, independent from the rsity and receives no funding from any other uni\ersit)-related -;ource. ves few po::.stbilities to ·se the nece.~sar) funds ASMSU \ice president and student member of the board, Justin Ell10L, 'There is always the option to increase pnces." However. the board to a\oid this to keep the bookstore competitive and convenient for lts. Although there has not been any \Oiccd concern about the appearance of okstore, it is evident that it needs attention. 'The bookstore has not been lcled since the 1970s. "We are beginning lO look very dated," Frisby said. Sophomore accounting student Nola Drga said, '"They' re putting too much · on remodeling when not many of the srudents care about iL" The floor, ceiling, fixtures and colors will be redone although no definite have been made. 'The carpet is the fir.;t concern. "I think it is fine as it is. Wedon'thangout there. Idon'tcareifit's pretty," lllles Mehlos, a freshman Bio-medicine studenL The general layout will remain the same, however, the aisles, cash regis­ D:l desk area can be expected to change. Renovations should be completed ~years . After the renovations have been completed, the bookstore wiU consider 11g b

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I think it's crap! The books Why do they need to Oh, No way, dude! I don't think it ·s fair be­ It's not I ike they don't are overpriced anyway. I remodel the Bookstore? That's bad! That's out of cause we spend enough charge enough money a; think the Bookstore is fine the question! money for college anyway. is. We just need shelves r the way it is. It doeso 't need books. to be changed.

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Graduat­ mean a college senior should post­ Lton before you pursue your Julte Zimmerman a ing seniors with superior academic nnd leadership records should contact pone entering the job market to pur­ master's degree, you're at a disad­ Rocky Brown, MSU system ru the local Phi Kappa Phi representative. Dwight Phillips, in the Biology sue an advanced degree? vantage," says Halloran. On aver­ lysts. worked together to devel Department (phone 3230. e-mail: [email protected]), for inti:mu:r How much 1s a bachelor's age, the person who went straight this new addition. Brown, a degree worth m today'sjob market? tion brochures and application forms. for their graduate degree is "not nior in Computer Science, \\ Phi Kappa Phi, \\ith more than 275 chapters throughout the nation, "Too often students go gomg to get the same level of po­ involved m transferring data fn recognizes academic excellence in all disciplines. 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That's a terribly expen­ ate school after gettmg her under­ from scratch, a process wh· ProEngincer. including sive way to make a career deci­ Engineers receive graduate degree, "knowing that the took approximately one h ProManufactwer. sion," says Dr. Alan Goodman, di­ graduate degree may not help my hour per page. software grant ""It's more like a real industry rector of the Career Sen ices Office career- earning potential in the "I do a lot of translat1• BOZEMAN - Two companies experience." she explained. "It is what at The Catholic University of short-term. but would benefit me it's a lot of work and needs recently donated $304.(XX) worth of some medium-size or largercompames America in Washington, D.C. down the road." be massaged into the syster computer software to the College ofEn­ are usmg, even many smaller compa­ If a student knows their field DeMello couldn't be happier Brown said. gineeri ng at MSU, announced me­ nies. 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BY JODIE DEIGN·\N pottery. Fires were built at the bot­ Valley. Ari10na. Pictographs and for all of us." S1aff Wruer tom with large sandstone cobbles petroglyphs ranged from prehi - Others apprec i­ placed strategically over to Coric times to the 1930~. ated the art forms. Before Europeans sailed to create air circulation Pottery was Near the San Juan River, sp1- "I love rock art, the shores of the Americas. mdig­ placed on the stones and then cov­ raling designs of petroglyphs are I love to photograph cnous cultures enjoyed their own ered with a roof. A fire was then believed to be sun calendars be- it," MSU Alumnus Bob fom1 of art. built on top LO reach the correct kiln cause the sun directly hits theirccn- Jacobson said "This Montana State Art Professor temperature needed Lo burn for a ter · at noon on the summer and art has something that Michael Peed spent a year -long day. The students collected wood winter equinoxes. Other forms of is hard to catch by art­ sabbatical in the Four Comers of for their project and used a tone rock art are believed to be created ist:; today. There are the Colorado Plateau to research ax to duplicate the methods of the by 1930 Works Project Administrn elements in this art that pottery mak.ing techniques of the mdigenous artists. 1ion workers and depict cowboys just don't exist any­ nrea·s indigenous people. Peed presented his work, last with riOes Indians with feather more." Along with teaching wood night, to a packed Cheever hall. headdresses and automobiles. The presentation carving and ceramics at the Col­ " I am very interested in art Part1c1pants apparently en- left ome cu nous about lege of Eastern Utah. Peed also forms and artists from other cul­ Joyed the show rock art. imitated the techniques of the an­ tures," Peed said. "In my house, I "ll was a great presenta- "The show was cient artists The professor and stu­ have a sofa and other furniture that lion." former ceramic student pretty informal.Ive," said dents used clay from the natural is uncomfortable but I keep it be­ Michelle Tebay said. ·'Mike 1s a high school senior Joe soils and made paints derived from cause it is art and I like the way it wonderful reacher. We have great Mus. "I just want to local plants. looks." clay deposits in Montana as 'Well knowmoreaboutthehis­ PHOTO BY /ODIE DEi( Peed used pits that were dis­ The slides included areas and the information he presented tory now and especially Michael Peed spent a year-long sabbatic1 covered in the 1970s for firing their from Blanding, Utah to Monument tonight is very useful for students. the pottery." Four Comers region of Colorado studying• Win Montana restaurant for $50, an essay and a stam.1

Bv ARIANNA LAYTON restaurant, we thought about how New York, he said. hand at the time of closing. The win- it fun for the community. Iowa State Daily wonderful it would be to be able to "l think the thing I'm most ex- ner also will receive a two- to three­ The winning enrrant w 1 give it away to someone who really cited for is the day I actually get to give week training period. notified by mail and by phon ' (U- WIRE) AMES, Iowa - deserves it." Allen said. "What I it to somebody." Allen said. 1be res- Enrrants should submit a 500- number is available. People m1r TheAllen fanlily wants to give away don 't want is someone to win it who's taurant, Bad Bubba 's BBQ and Grill, word or less essay stating why they at least 18 years old to enter. E I their restaurant in Montana. Panemed already set in life." is located in Bitterroot Valley in Mon- think they should win the restaurant should include a self-addre ­ after ''The Spitfire Grill," Allen said he and his brother tana, surrounded by mountains and Essays will be judged on content stamped envelope and the ent they are holding an essay contest with decided to sell the restaurant about wildlife.Allen said it is a beautiful area only. The top five essays will becho­ should be paid either by mom their restaurant as a prize. three weeks ago for a "change of and a successful restauranL sen by a panel of five judges and then der or cashier's check made 1 Allen said he checked every­ pace." is only being ad­ "They seem to do well," said di played publicly for two weeks. Saddle Sore LLC. Entries m1 thing out with his lawyer, Jeff Kelley vertised in college newspapers be­ Pat Easley, office manager for Bit- The winning essay will be chosen by mailed by Feb. 28 to Essay Cc. of Idaho, to make sure the contest cause they would prefer to give the terroot Chamber of Commerce. She public vote. Allen said he already has c/o Saddle Sore Limited Lii would be legal. The contest has an restaurant Lo a college student, Allen said the restaurant has been around three of the judges picked, who are Co.; 522 Hwy. 93 Nortl enlr)' fee of $50 for students and $100 said, althoug)l they did not want to for a while, although it has changed local business owners. Once the top Hamilton, MonL, 59840. Inte. for other people. In that way, the fam­ exclude everyone else. They have owners and locations. In the past five essays are selected, Allen said people can also write to that ac i ily will get some money for their res­ since contacted about 40 college three years, Allen said, the restaurant he plans to run an arucle m the town for a list ofcontest rules. Iffew t ' taurant, but still give it to someone newspapers and plan to contact many has grossed $300,000 to $400,000 paper, asking people to come to the 3,000 entries are submitted b: 1 who could not normally afford to buy more. Allen said they have already per year. Along with the restaurant, restaurant and vote on the winner. He 28, the owner may cancel th 1• it, owner Shawn Allen said. gotten their first couple of entries. Allen said, the winner will receive said the restaurant may provide in­ test and return all entry fees 1 ''When we decided to sell our The first one came from a student in all equipment and the inventory on expensive lunches that day to make ticipants.

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BY PATRICK J BERN!miY our Legislature isn't responsive to Staff Writer the needs of college students," said vice pn:sident Chantel McCormfck. Doses here. Who need College campuses have long The Campus Democrats ,? I don't know what kind of been the cradle of poliucal move­ currently have 110 students on their , you prefer but, if you lean ments in this country. This holds mailing list and seek more support his "pure and healthy: natu­ true for MSU. which manifests it­ from student~ who want to get in­ processed and unpolluted" selfin student run organi1..utions like v0lved in the poht1C. affect their lives. ly what you need. The organiz.ation got started "One of our main concerns The Itals will be perform­ this semester because students were right now is \otl!l"rc!,'lSlrnUOnoncam­ the Cat's Pa\\ on Monday. angered by the outcomes of the pus and in Gallatin county.. Jay 10th. Tickets can be pur- 1997 State Legislature. The Repub­ Kommer.;, pre1>ident ofthe group said d in advance for $10 at CD lican controlled legislature affected ''Traditionally the districts ouse and Cactus Records in all of us at MSU voting to cut with the lowest voter turnout are man, Books Etc. in oy funding to the state's educational those that included college cam­ gston and The Grateful Shed system. 1be result of this is higher puses," Kommcrs said "We hope Jlalln Gateway. to change tha1.·· Originally formed in 1976, tuition for students. oup now consists of lead In 1987, resident students The College Democrats r Keith Porter and the har­ were responsible for I 5 percent of work closely with the local Demo­ vocals of David Isaacs. To- the cost of tuition. Today they're~ cratic Party on issues concerning r the two deliver solid crys­ sponsible for 30 percent. Since 1991 Gallatin County. They've hosted .ar roots harmony sounds. tuition has increase

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BY EXPONENT STAFF REPORTS of the season. overall team hitting percentage of only player to have relative suc­ FLAGSTAFF, Ariz. - Third-place Northern Ari­ .120 did in the Bobcats, 16-9, 7-5, cess at the net was Karen The Montana State volleyball zona needed only three games on who previously, had been success­ Weyler, who paced the ' Cats team followed its gut-wrench­ Thursday to dispose of the fourth­ What's my majqt. ful on the road. with 12 kills. i? ing five game Joss to Eastern place Bobcats, 9-15, 6-15, 9-15 in For every one of Brandy Jenny Treglown nailed 13 Why do you want me to Washington last Saturday with Big Sky Conference action. Anderson 'sll kills, the junior kills for the Jacks, who improved holes in the orange picket one of its worst performances Twelve serving errors and an boomer pounded an error. MSU's to 15-8, 9-4 with the win. a prerequisite fur Calcu-

. Were the '60'sassexualas e says they were? The Weyler-nator! . No. I got the Birds and the - from rny parents . Bobcat senior middle-blocker excels . Didn'tltakeBio 101 asa 1 . Thank you. Now will you Bv McCoRv JAMES ships she has made on Sports Writer some beer? the team. " We get . What did you say your From junior high klutz to cap­ along better than any '> tain of the Montana State volleyball other Learn I've played team, Karen Weyler has come a long on," Weyler said. way in her athletic career. With only oth Gantt A stalwart middle blocker. four matches and thi: Weyler has played a pivotal role in conference tourna­ ws what's up; the team ·s recent success, as the Bob­ ment left to play. cats are having their best ~n since Weyler reminisced 'sBensona Weyler joined the team five years ago about her years of as a redshirt freshman. playing collegiate vol­ tspeaker Weyler's current No. 5 na­ leyball. "We used to tional ranking in hitting percentage be so bad," Weyler Karen Weyler, a senror middle-blocker for the Bobcats, smashes a kill in a match i\RY BY PETE FAGGEN has boosted her team, but she is very said. "[ remember at earlier this season. Weyler is one of the nation's top hitters and one of the best modest saying, '"It's a reflection on one NAU game where volleyball players to don the Blue and Gold. terviewing volleyball how good the team is doing this Coach started eatmg ave Gantt is like talk­ year." 1\vizzlers during the match because great," Weyler said. "With their this year 's three-game sweep in dad. our Wey !er remembers the last he couldn't do anything about how knowledge of the game there is none Missoula. ou actually want to tis- five years as ·'being one big trip." bad we were losing." better. Coach Gantt has also put to­ "Even though they didn't look One comical situation came to mind Weyler added. '' We've gether a lot of good people for play­ as good on paper this year,'' Weyler e makes perfect sense. where one of the Bobcat players "be­ come from being a team where ers. When he recruits he looks for a said, "the 'Cat-Griz games are won e's sooooo peaceful you came rather embarrassed" when she people said, 'Yeah. whatever'. to a good person who has great skills, not with heart and emotion more than hug him when you're went to moon Weyler in a grocery team that people really pay attention !-.Omebody with great skills who skill." store. In tum. the player mooned an to." might be a good per.;on. ' And guess who Weyler faces ust me, not all inter­ unsuspecting Coach Gantt as he She attributes the recent The ·cat-Griz matches m her last regular season home match -e like this. walked around the comer. Weyler improvements in the team to strong have been a fond memory for the Tuesday, Gantt calmly will fondly remember the relation- coaching. ''The coaching staff is Billings. Mont.. native. especiallv See Weyler page 16 d questions about the enson "I'm the next Carlin so f--- you dent after the Eastern Elk-cellent! Bobcats on match. "Woodsman,' friend bag two of Bitterroots' best elk derstandably, he got a onal, but who wouldn't Elk were moving slowly After the gutting process Later that day w c cut some prepare for s pla}ers and coaches through the dark timber with only Dennis said. "Arc you ready to go fresh track.., that !-.till had thl' -.mell of utally accosted by their black legs visible against the get your bull no\.\ T elk 111 them. We cautiously tracked Cal Poly white snow It was Saturday the "Yeah," I replied, but I first n front of 1.200 people. for nearly an hour Ix: lore spotting the BY PETI· FAGGl:N Nov. 2 and we were at the edge want to say a quick prayer like you )thin a course of an lead CO\.\ bedded down only 70 yards Sport~ Writer of an open park high in the Bit­ did this morning back at camp." I did antt said, " I was in away. We carefully If football coach Cliff \\as extremely irritated terroot Mountains. Den------. scanned the area and saw I lysell had his way, he would nis and I spotted the elk ly, r was saddened." several other elk bedded have his players skip class for in the pre-dawn. I ight en Gantt said ··sad", I close by, one of wluch the next 21/2 wei:ks and con­ and were now crouched kedown. was a bull! My pulse centrate on the three remain­ and waiting for them to e, on coach. this is an quickened once I realized ing games. make their move from I might also have my " I think we'd be in the woods lo the tt seemed genuinely prayer answered that day. trouble when the grades come meadow. One cow... two hen he heard Karen To get a clean.hot I needed in," Hysell jokingly said. cows ... three cows ... comment about how to move I 0 yard-; dooer, so Three games in three bull. The bull was the to beat EW on the slowly I stalked toward the weeks stare them straight in last to emerge and when elk. Just before I had a clear the face-- two games remain he did we were ready. aid he didn't need to shot the elk stood up and on the schedule in the wacky Dennis shot first and the otivalional speeches began to move away. The Big Sky Conference race (at bull started to run. I fol­ eight room Sunday bull moved into the clear, I Sacramento State and Mon­ lowed up with quick "The Woodsman" and his buddy bag two elk. after the Eastern shot and he died. tana) that likely will go to the shot; hair flew from the Two bulls in one wire, pending the outcome of bull's back. not know at the time if prayer would day! Unbelievable. My bull was Saturday's Eastern Washing­ olumn page 16 "!got him!" Dennis said as help, but when it comes to elk a per­ small, but my smile was and still is ton at NAU clash. we hurried to where the bull was son needs all the help they can get. big. I have learned that elk don't But before Hysell's standing. And sure enough, he was After a silent moment we headed off come easy, but when it all works out Bobcats play hooky to dis­ right. The 4x4 bull was piled up next deeper into the woods. bwas the quarterback it is the best feeling in the world! cover their Big Sky fate, they to a fallen tree not 40 yards from Side note: For those of you ihree Forks High have a monumental test blind­ where he was shot. My shot was high looking to fill the freezer, try the ~I in 1974? Hint he's a ing their eyes in Cal Poly-San and ineffective, but Dennis hit the !litcoach at MSU. Gallatin Weapons Restricted Area Luis Obispo at 12:05 p.m. Sat- boiler room. This was his first bull in 16 years of hunting. Needless lo See Bobcats page 12 say we were excited! See Woodsman page 16 lmnll!lt itlllQ Ill nq ••U»M F¥1 iln I@ •••

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Nov. 8, 1997 Starters only: Cliff Hysell. Montana State Bobcat Offense Bobcat TE 85 SCOTT HARRY 6-3 235 Sr coach, LT 66 ADAM HOUTS 6-3 285 Sr. rumbles out LG 64 B.ARCHDALE 6-4 284 So. onto the c 76 BRAD CALLAN 6-1 278 Sr. field with RG 73 DENVER STAIRS 6-3 290 Sr his players RT 68 JOHN HAUSMAN 6-5 286 So. before an QB 18 ROB COMPSON 6-3 200 Jr. MSU home game. FB 36 T. CORMANEY 6-0 247 Sr. TB 28 TRAVIS WRIGHT 5-10 200 Jr. SE 1 CRAIG GALLE 5-10 160 So. FL 84 TONY VALLEZ 6-1 205 Sr.

Bobcat Defense: 24 Srr. LE 97 WALTER ROBINSON 6-1 Conli1111cd from LT 63 TY O'CONNOR 6-4 246 Jr. 242 So RT 98 ALEX SILCZ 6-2 urday at Sales Stadium. Poly ·s defensive coverage. vert third-do\.\ n situations, h1 Sr. RE 48 NEAL SMITH 6-5 268 " Players." llyseil said. .. have Vallez. who caught I I passes third-and-long situations ... 6-0 222 Jr. LB 46 B. MILLARD come into the locker room after prac­ for a school-record 221 yards last Keep an eye on Ty 0 LB 47 K. LUNDSTROM 6-1 230 Jr. tice thi week and said. ·Fellows, it ·s week. will sec tighter coverage. Out, and Akx Silicz's uniform~ Jr. LB 13 J. ALEXANDER 6-2 227 time lo tum ii up a notch' " ''ill be the 60 and 55 yard pass plays l\vo defensive tackles. as the) 170 So. LC 27 NOEL KULBECK 5-10 For starters, this non-confer­ that turned into touchdowns against to plug-up the Line against Pc 184 Sr. SS 10 DYLAN TRIPP 5-9 ence game provides an opportunity Weber State and in will be the three. tonio Warren and Craig Yo Sr. FS 15 TYSON TUCKER 6-3 195 to beat a nallonally ranked opponent four, five yard gains that test team ·s They might be dirty. 5-11 167 Fr. RC 26 DAMON MCNEAL -the Mustangs from Cal Poly (7-1) patience. Don't lose sight ofM ride into Saturday's game with Mon­ "Offensively, we have to be backers' Kevm Lundstrom Special Teams: tana State ranked No. 23 in the coun­ very patient," Hysell ~aid. "and Millard and Jeff Alexander, l PK 49 G. GROSHELLE 6-1 176 Sr. try in one Div. 1-AA poll. happy to gain yards in small not strangers to physical slu p MATTHEW PEOT 6-0 175 So. 39 Secondly, Saturday's game chunks because they don't give Cliff's Notes: LS 19 KEN AMATO 6-3 225 Jr. will be a chance to maintain momen­ up a lot of big plays." Morgan questionabld tum gained from last weekend's 28- On the other side of the receiver Kenyatte Morgan, he 14 win over Weber State. line of scrimmage. Cal Poly's a severely sprained ankle, is ,, ln other words, Montana State offense poses. what might be able for Saturday's game. needs to keep drinking its extra­ Montana State's biggest defen­ Ch.ip Hobbs (knee) is doubtfd The Exponent is now accepting applications trength Tony Vallez. potent against si'>e quiz to date. Who is left to catc'f nagging defenses 'The key is to tackle well," Compson pass besides • for Sports Editor for next semester Which is exact!) what these­ Hysell :.aid. "We need to put them Tight end Scott Harry. Cra1 nior star receiver will face in Cal in a situation where the) have to ron- and Arie Grey will do the l Cal Poly-SLO (huh?) brings No. 23 ranked team to Sal

B Y PETE FAGGEN Poly - San Luis Obispo Mus­ And g uess what? They hap­ to be one of the more physical year's 37-20 Bobcat vii Sports Editor tangs (7-1) happen to be ranked pen to be the next opponent for games of the season. S ales Stadium where 1 Cal Poly-who? No. 23 in the c urrent Sports Net­ the Montana State football team, "It's gonna be a physical Chip Hobbs pretended ht Who and the heck is S-L-0? work Div. I-AA football poll. who gets a break from rugged Big ballgame,'' Hysell sa id with a acrobat. making several o What kind of football team They've prevailed at N ew Sky action this weekend. smile, "just like it was last year." ing catches. attaches an S-L-0 to the end of Mexico State, a 38-35 overtime Or, is it a break? Trainers best be on red-alert There's one pro' its univeristy name? Nobody you thriller, and they chopped down Bobcat head coach C liff come kic koff at 12:05 p.m. in you're looking for an e nc take seriously. right? Northern Iowa, a perennial Div. Hysell expects this game between Sales Stadium. formance. Hobbs is still 1 For posterity sake, the Cal !-AA powerhouse 38-24. the Div. 1-AA independent school Hysell referenced last See Cal-Poly page 11 SPR1N • M E X I - C 0 • REA

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