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7-12-2006 Arbiter, July 12 Students of Boise State University

Although this file was scanned from the highest-quality microfilm held by Boise State University, it reveals the limitations of the source microfilm. It is possible to perform a text search of much of this material; however, there are sections where the source microfilm was too faint or unreadable to allow for text scanning. For assistance with this collection of student newspapers, please contact Special Collections and Archives at [email protected]. FIRST ISSUE FREE THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT VOICE OF BOISE STATE SINCE 1933 ISSUE 65 WEDNESDAY JULY 12 2006 VOLUME 18

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OPINION

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The Arbiter editorial board has a few words for North Korea.

CULTURE

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COURTESYOF BOISE STATE The College of Business and President Bob Kustra. "This impor- student housing, and meeting and the new business building to com- NEWS SERVICES Economics building plans include: tant acquisition will allow Boise conference space. memorate the historical location of an atrium and commons lounge; State to continue its long-range As part of the $3.2 million pur- University Inn. " Boise State University has pur- a food court; a financial trading Campus Master Plan to make the chase, University Inn will remain "Boise State University has had a chased University Inn, a hotellocat- room; a 200-person auditorium; a intersection ofUniversity Drive and in business through October 31. very positive influence on the suc- ed at the northeast corner ofCapitol student services center; space to Capitol Boulevard a scenic gateway During the interim period, seller cess of University Inn, and we have Boulevard and,1Jniversity Drive. house the wide variety of profes- onto our campus, highlighted by a Phil Murelaga will continue to op- enjoyed our excellent relationship The property is earmarked as sional services and programs that state-of-the-art College of Business erate the hotel through a lease with with many departments and the the future site of a new College of Boise State offers the business com- and Economics Building." Boise State. administration," said Murelaga. Business and Economics building "rnunity: numerous specialized, On a site of 1.86acres, University University Inn was built in 1957 "Of course we are saddened by high-tech classrooms; a graduate Inn is comprised of 84 guest rooms as the Thunderbird Lodge, with the end of University Inn's opera- SPORTS as outlined in the Campus Master Plan. The corner will also become student research facility; a busi- and suites, a lounge, two meeting major additions in 1962. It became tions, which include our interac- a campus gateway, welcoming visi- ness start-up incubator center and rooms, and parking spaces for 122 a Ramada Inn in the late 1960s and tions with our guests and staff, but PAGE 1 tors to' the university. Funds are more. cars. For short-term use, the 32,288 then University Inn in 1982. Many we are excited for this' very impor- currently being raised for the five- "We are pleased to consume square feet of University Inn will remodels and updates were made tant step of campus development during Murelaga's 30-year owner- and the overall enhancement of One former Bronco and Vandal story building that will' span more mate this transaction to purchase be renovated by Boise State for use as faculty office space, overflow ship. A plaque will be installed in Boise State." take their rivalry from the field than 100,000square feet. University Inn:' said Boise State to the ring. High school students get BS,Ucredit studying abroad ONLINE BY JOSLYN SALOW forinternational education for cultures, a geographic awareness of school as well as at Boise State. .School who just returned from a She said they want the students four-week stay in Germany. Voice you opinions in the News Writer the state. the world around them, and a real- to have studied a second language Six out of ten students are plan- section surveys. "Senator Larry Craig co-spon- lzation of global interdependence." high school students who sored a resolution proclaiming' BSU's Concurrent Enrollment for at least a year before going on ning to obtain college credit. travel abroad as part of an educa- 2006 as the Year of Study Abroad," Jump Start Program sets several the trip. Anne Hay, who has been a Post your comments online at: tional exchange program can now Prinzing said. "Other states, just prerequisites for students; they The students also are required to German teacher at Meridian High WWW.ARBITERONLINE.COM earn college credit at Boise State like Idaho, have been engaged in must be 16-years old, have success- stay with a host family for a week. school for 20 years, accompanied University. programs and projects to encour- fully completed half of their high The credit the students earn will the students on the trip. ON CAMPUS Participants typically spend age study abroad opportunities." school graduation requirements, be transferable as an elective. Hay said the most important four weeks, one semester, or a full According to Prinzing the stu- and have a minimum grade point "The goal is that while they are things that students learn while Boise State University's academic year studying abroad dent gain is three-fold: the experi- average of3.0. at the high school the students will studying abroad is that, "there. is a Volunteer Services Board during their junior year of high ence will reinforce students' under- In order to earn the credit they be exposed to these other coun- whole world out there which is quite must complete several learning ob- tries and the idea of traveling so different from the world in which will host a Summer Service school. standings ofthe Idaho Achievement Students who follow state guide- Standards for the Humanities, jectives, document their trip, and that when they get to the university they pave grown UPi with other Saturday at 9 a.rn, July 29 lines for documenting their ex- the learning experience will be complete a paper. setting they will continue with ideas, customs, and value systems, at the Student Union Brava! periences are eligible for one captured in a product that can be Along with the price of the trip, that," Juarez-Coca said. "They not to mention language." Stage. humanities internship credit at shared with the students' school students have to provide a dis- will share what they learned, Jaclyn Wight, a student from the Service Saturdays are a Boise State. and community, and students be- counted rate of $50 per credit. but also look at the study of our group at Meridian High school, said chance for Boise State This new agreement be- gin to consider opportunities avail- Fabiola Juarez-Coca, concurrent programs at whatever university she is planning on earning college students, faculty, staff and tween Boise State's Concurrent able at the university. enrollment coordinator at BSU, they end up with and continue credit for the trip. said the goal of the program is to with that journey of traveling and According to Wight, the most community members to give Enrollment Program in the Division "Oneineverysixjobsislinkedtoin- of Extended Studies and the State ternational markets:' Prinzing said. help students make transitions into meeting people and learning." ' valuable experience was learning back to the community by Department of Education is the "Consequently, students (future the university setting at a low cost. The first students who took ad- about another country's culture participating In service projects. firstofitskindinthecountry,accord- workers) will need to be equipped According to Juarez-Coca, stu- vantage of the new arrangement and history. This Saturday, volunteers will ing to Dan Prinzing, coordinator with an understanding of other dents will earn credit at their high were' a group at Meridian High be able to help sort food for the hungry and homeless, piay board games with the elderly, build doghouses or assist Because no child in Idaho should go hungry children in exploring science exhibits. One of Praise . BYARBITER NEWS STAFF the Park is just one of many events and lunches are not available. The Volunteer Services Board in the Park's that take place each year on behalf Currently the Foodbank is will provide a free continental youngest pa- Local residents gathered in Julia ofthe Idaho Food Bank. running their summer feeding breakfast to volunteers who trons danced Davis Park to listen to music, eat, Various sponsors such as program through August 18th in and fellowship as part of the annu- Boise City Parks and Recreation, which a free lunch is served to any- RSVP by July 25. to music at al Praise in the Park benefiting the Albertsons, the US Department one between the ages of 1-18years To make your reservation, call Julia Davis Idaho Foodbank. of Agriculture, the Idaho State at various locations in the Boise (208) 426-4248. Park while Christian artists from Agape Department of Education, United area.- artists from Worship Center, Capital Christian Way of the Treasure Valley,and the The locations are Ann Morrison, CONTACT local Chris- Center, and others from' around Boys and Girls Club of Ada County, Winstead,. Cassia, Fairmont, Ivy ------~------tian churches the valley performed under the put on events to raise donations Wild, Owyhee, Elm Grove,. and NEWS performed for roof of the band shell for a -and awareness for those in need of Veterans Memorialparks,. and the delighted audience. a simple meal. Boys and Girls Club m. Garden City. (208) 345-8204 x 102 volunteers. [email protected] Attendees of the event were The Idaho Food Bank prides The hours for the program are 11:20 Local resi- asked to bring two' cans of food itselfonefficiency,partnersWps,and a.m. to 12:30p.m. Monday through OPINION dents gath- to donate to the Idaho Foodbank compassion. Their motto, "Because Friday. . (208) 345-8204 x 112 ered listen to and monetary donations were also no one in Idaho should go hungry,· A study conducted by the [email protected] music, eat, accepted. speaks to the: commitment and Corporation for National and and fellowship "This is .a great opporruntty vision the volunteers and sponsors Community Service shows . that to showcase the talents of local share." .. Idaho ranks second in the nation CULTURE .as part of the (208) 345-8204 x 104 Christian' artists. and also ben- According to the Idaho. Food Jor the annu8Imedilln.lllUDlJer of [email protected] . annualevent ditthe community,·saicfMarkBarik approximately 36 pereent .of volunteer hours donated Inajelir benefiting the Thornton; worshippastorat Capital childrenili Boise. schools depend and second for its rate lit which SPORTS Idaho Food- Christian and long~e ptlrfOnl1ei' .., on.Jree or rectucerl-price lunches e :' '.. ctJllegesilld,ents Vl)lun~~ .••••.., (208)345-8204 x 103 bank. at Praise IntJie Park...... ' •·...Picnicbt'tbe Pm. andothe{pro,.Fpr.moi'ejllfO~~on . " [email protected] • ·FittYpe~~nt'oftJi.eilgeQ:~estJiat;;gr~such~~P~ In~'!:J1e.J?~' }p.g;tpjlt~ldap(J.~. the IdahofoPdbarikserVes arepan- ','.·'.~k to feedthoseeb~dreritl1ilfafe" .COfufrigc1On.Uo~~· ADVERnSING triesandfeedfngsitesspoilsored by.: .at riskofgoiilghUn~d\lrlng ..~e ..··,····vJsif.~.~C).~b:, (208) 345,8204 x 118 faith-b~ed o~ganizatloi1s. sumrilerwhenschoolbreUfaSt&' calr(2,tl~)~6-~ [email protected] ~sCin '.. 'OJ; World/National/What the? stories courtesy of KRTCampus Wire Services unless otherwise credited. Local/BSU stories are courtesy of the Boise State TIlE -.HEADLINES Web site at www.bolsestate.edu.. All stories are compiled by News Writers . that blew up about 35 seconds into having ties to al-Qalda or other ter- world its flight. U.S. officials said none of rorist groups. local/bsu the missile launches threatened U.S. The' high court's embrace of a Bookstore returns North. Korea territory. central provision of the Geneva The massive display of firepow- Conventions on war could also bol- approximately ,test-fires missiles er by the isolated Stalinist regime ster challenges to U.S.interrogation came after months of failed efforts 'techniques and the use of secret , $1 million to BSU WASHINGTON- Defying inter- to restart six-nation talks aimed at prisons to detain suspected ter- national calls for restraint, North convincing North Korea to abandon rorists. It also could help detainees Thanks in large part to the contin- Korea fired at least six missiles into its nuclear weapons program in ex- who are being held without charg- ued popularity of Bronco merchan- the Sea ofJapan on July 4, including change for economic and political es, lawyers or trials contest their dise, the Boise State Bookstore was a long-range projectile believed ca- rewards. situations, experts said. able to return approximately $1 mil- pable ofreaching the United States ' The Bush administration and "Atthis point, almost everything lion in the form of scholarships and North Koreablame each other forthe that could be affected by the deci- support for the university operating impasse, and the test-firings made sion is going to come to a screeching budget. chances for a resumption of the so- halt," said NealSonnett, the chair The revenue generated from the called six-party talks - which .also of the American Bar Association's Bookstore's operations during the involve China, Russia, South Korea task force on enemy combatants, fiscal year that ends, this month and Japan - even more remote. referring to the treatment of de- helped support a $400,000 dona- "The North Koreans have again tainees. - tion to the Boise State Foundation's clearly isolated themselves," said "There is clearly a shot across the academic scholarship endowment, White House Press Secretary Tony bow of the administration," said $55,000 to institutional research Up to $3,000.00 Per Semester for Snow. "It's clear that whatever the Scott Silliman, a professor at Duke salaries, $55,000 to the university's motivation, the result is pretty obvi- University Law School and a former graduate assistantship program, and Full-TimeStudents III ous," , senior Air Force lawyer. $45,000 to the Graduate Residential While the White House confirmed "The opinion here has clear im- Scholars Program. Other funding • Montgomery. GI Bill * Montgomery GI Bill Kicker. five missile launches, South Korea's plications for the court being will- went to operating support, mer- • State Tuition Assistance * Cash Bonuses quasi-official Yonhap news agency ing to look at how we are treating chandise donations, and royalties the Bookstore pays to the univer- * Student Loan Repayment Program (citing intelligence sources) said folks:" North Korea launched a total of 10 Atits heart, legal experts said, the sity.The Bookstore receives no state missiles. ruling rebuffed Bush's contention appropriations or student fees. For More inrormation contact: The test-firings came as official that the president has special pow- "Sales of' Bronco clothing arid , TSGT. Christine Witte Washington prepared to celebrate ers during wartime to disregard other merchandise continue to be 422-5597 or (BOO)621-3909 Independence Daywith a traditional acts of Congress and international .strong," said Bookstore Director evening fireworks display and end- treaties. Kim Thomas, who noted that for the ed a unilateral moratorium on mis- "I think the court's ruling is a re- second straight year Boise State o sile tests that North Korea declared jection ofthe administration's post is listed among the top 50 schools o in 1999. 9/11 legal centerpiece claim, which in royalties among schools repre- o is the president has inherent au- sented by the Collegiate Licensing o national, thority in all kinds of things in the Company. • hltp:llcareer.bolsestate.edu name of crisis," said Neal Katyal, "We look forward to the contin- ,,'ente' r, the lead attorney who argued the , ued SUCCI;SS of the athletic' pro- 426-1747 Guantanimo ruling C'--{~~E • case on behalf of detainee and grams, and the continued support may shackle Bush plaintiff Salim Ahmed Hamdan. that the boosters, alumni, staff, "One of the potential implica- and students have shown for the WASHINGTON -The Supreme tions is that the' inherent authority' on-campus store," said Thomas. Court's recent ruling that the Bush argument pushed by the executive "By shopping on campus, custom- administration can't use ad hoc branch may be in retreat," agreed ers have contributed to the acces- military commissions to try sus- Sen. Lindsey Graham, R-S.C., sibility of higher education. These in an interview with McClatchy sales help all of Boise State, not Access employment listings on our password-protected, -pected terrorists may have sweep- ing implications for other aspects of Newspapers on Friday. just athletics." " web-based system. President Bush's war on terror. The administration has con- The court's decision has ignited tended since the Sept. 11, 2001 ter- what the? Student Employment & Internship Job Listings a fierce debate about its full impact rorist attacks that the Constitution among lawyers, legal scholars, ad- gives the president as commander ministration officials, and mem- in' chief "inherent authority" to do KA-BOOOOOOOM! bers of Congress. virtually anything he wants in the Career Employment Job Listings Two IB-year-olds miscalcu- Some believe that the opinion name of protecting national secu- lated the amount of explosives it could challenge the administra- rity in time ofwar. would take to blow up mailboxes in tion's claim the National Security The court emphatically ruled BOI~E • HATE ma/u//!1 co,m&:ti(HlS Whitefish, Montana. Broken bones u • I , (', , I , , •• •• Agency is the right to eaves- that Congress and the judiciary resulted. Alcohol was said to be 0000'00000000 drop without court approval on share authority with the executive; a factor, Americans who are suspected of even in time ofwar.

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BY ARBITER EDITORIAL BoARD

As America celebrated Independence Day, the Stalinesque regime in North Korea launched its own fire- work display over the Sea of Japan. In a deliberate act of international provocation, and despite repeated warn- ings to the contrary, six missiles were launched toward Japan, Russia and the United States. If the international community-most specifically the United States-does not impart a credible response, future efforts to contain nuclear proliferation will certainly fail. . Warnings against the missile launch were copious and unequivocal. The Japanese-weary of another launch similar to the 1998 fiasco in which a Taepodong missile flew straight over Japan-sternly warned North Korea.in 2003 that preparations for missile launch would be con- sidered an "initiation of military attack" and would be met with pre-emptive strikes against missile launch sites. Just weeks ago, Prime Minister Koizumi added, "if they ignore our views and launch a missile, then the Japanese government, consulting with' the United States, would have to respond harshly." Literally 24 hours before launch, Undersecretary of State Nicholas Burns warned, "[a launch] would be a pro- foundly unwise step by the North Koreans .., they have heard from just about everybody. in the international community, including China, including Russia, that ... it would be opposed by all the countries in the world." To this UN Ambassador John Bolton added, "launching the missile would have grave ramifications." Nonetheless, Korean leader KimIong-Il volleyed a small barrage of missiles into the Sea of Iapan. The most threat- ening of these was the Taepodong-2, an intercontinental ballistic missile capable of delivering a nuclear payload to the United States. ,Although the Taepodong missile failed only 40 seconds after launch-a fitting tribute to Drop the gay marriage crusade the general Incompetence of the North Korean reglme-s BY CASEY SIEVERS brave men and women So, to keep our minds away. he made us? That is a bit the missile was on a: trajectory course toward Hawaii. On off of the catastrophes go- Many use God to [ustify judgmental. Guest Opinion home?' What happened to the scale of diplomatic provocation, this ranks a bit high- the "mission accomplished" ing on, we decide to attack the hate they spew. People need to realize. er than thumb biting. Not that you carewhat I. jargon Bush was spouting? the homosexual popula- Did Jesus not preach for that being gay does not Yet,for all the huff and puff, our response has been min- think, but I need to speak. What about gas prices? tion. Keep us from marry- us to love our fellow man. make us bad people. We I do not recall him saying only wantto love and be left imal. The most substantive development is a non-bind- The current climate in this They are higher now than ing, that will keep America any of us have ever seen. busy! that homosexuals are irn- alone. ing UN resolution to curb foreign procurement of North country is getting fright- ening for us homosexuals. The huge oil companies are I am tired of people con- mune from His love. . We do not want special Korean missiles and halt military subsidies. The resolu- Many are trying to pass an making billions of dollars cerning themselves with Stop throwing the Bible . rights, just equal rights. Gay tion must still survive the Security Council gauntlet with unconstitutional amend- by using the war as a crutch. what we are doing in the at us to make your points. marriage will not cause the almost-certain vetoes from China and Russia. Even if ment to prevent loving cou- It would be nice if prices privacy of our own homes. I am a religious man, and collapse of society. We need could come down enough We are not evil people. We I cannot worship aGod that to treat everyone the same, passed, the repercussions for North Korea are negligible. ples from legally marrying. Why now? Are there not to afford gas and food. are just trying to love. You will send me to Hell for be- not pick and choose who North Korea called our blu ff, if indeed we were bluff- more important issues to be Iam not even going to dis- may not like it, but we may ing how He made me. God gets to pursue happiness. ing. Whatever the case, we have certainly lost credibility concerned with? cuss our President. Anyone not like the idea ofwhat you made us in his image, are abroad. Indeed, we have shown our resolve to "harshly" Iraq, for instance-when who knows me knows how I do. But, we do nottryto take you telling the world that Casey Sievers is a student your rights as heterosexuals God made mistakes when at Boise State University accept scoffs of defiance and provocation with passive are we going to bring our feel about him. rumblings of discontent. Touche! If lapan, the United States, and our allies want to be tak- en seriously, we must play our hand. Some have suggest- Another overreaction from Israel ed economic sanctions through China and South Korea. BY MICHAEL J. MCLASKEY I've never heard of any country by Hamas was negligible for a time its first action was to carve out a Others, including Clinton's -former Defense Secretary after its stunning landslide elec- niche in Muslim holy land for the Opinion Writer employing several tanks in order to William Perry, have called for a military strike against rescue one soldier, who has appar- tion-through the democratic pro- survivors of the Holocaust .. This cess-until certain people in the was probably irritating to the aver- the launch site to curb this "mortal threat to US security." For the last decade or so, news ently been kidnapped by Hamas U.S. administration saw it fit to age Palestinian, like a rash that just To up the thumb-biting ante, the US could even deploy reports coming out of Israel and forces. Say it ain't so! I don't want freeze all Palestinian assets, lest won't go away, no matter how many a carrier fleet with Aegis cruisers equipped to intercept Palestine have been horrific, to sound jaded or insensitive, but and even became predictable. A is Corporal Gilad Shalit somehow some of those monies fall into the creams you try. North Korean missiles, assuming they fly long enough to hands ofterror cells. For years there has been a mas- Palestinian would target a crowded more important than our men and As we have all seen by now, pov- sive land-grab give-and-take be- warrant interception. . public square and commit suicide women getting kidnapped in Iraq? Whatever the response, it should be made with haste to supposed glory. Later that day, • I don't want to get bogged down erty and stability don't run well to- tween these embattled peoples, and steadfastness. The lack of diplomatic and military Israel would launch a retaliatory in an argument about nationalistic gether, much like oil and water. A whose boundaries are no more cer- primacy, so let's shift gears here. good corollary to this is the United tain than the average daily credit rejoinder has.already emboldened Kim Jong-il-who ap- missile strike, and the endless cy- cle of hatred and violence was thus When the United States invaded States' support of Israel's new pat. rate, or the boundary between pre· tern offoreign policy. _ emption and imperialism. parently forgot his missile launch was a complete fail- perpetuated. Iraq, is was to pre-empt a very real ure- to issue threats of "war" for any retaliation form the In these times, it's no secret that threat to our democracy, posed by Naturally, they're responding to Now, with the splendid example West, asserting his "sovereign right" to launch missiles the state ofIsrael is a favorite pet of al Queda working with Saddam the threat posed by suicide bomb- ofthe United States, Israel has carte President Bush. In multiple public Hussein, to deliver weapons of ers and enraged militants. To oJr blanche to deal with Hamas mill- across Japanese and American airspace. .: mass destruction. You've heard country, softened by the excesses of tants or justplain poor Palestinians As North Korea fuels up for another round of fireworks, appearances, our president has as- serted unequivocally that he would this long-winded pack oflies many television and Playstation, running as they please. the time to act is now. back Israel against any armed con- times over by now. into these problems are a new, con- 'It's an awful situation, true, and founding phenomenon. But for the one with "littleor no good solutions flict with its neighbors. The key difference between the The way we se~it is based onthe majority opinions of The Arbiter editorial So it should be no surprise that United States and Israel is that modern Israeli, this is old news. to the fight over ancient holy sites. This problem dates back to the Both sides would just have to give board. Members of the board are Drew Mayes, editor-in-chief; Marcus Hackler,' in these times, Israel has followed the former shares no borders with groups committed to its destruc- founding of the state of Israel in up their claims to those ancient business manager; Heather English, production manager; Dustin Lapray, the example of the United States, tion, whereas, the latter is sur- 1948. The United Nations was soils and let the lands of Israel be- managing editor; Brandon Stoker, opinion editor; and Hadley Rush, multime- indeed counting on our unwaver- ing support, even jf they are in the rounded on all sides by enemies of formed around the idea of repara- come what it has been. all along=- tions for the people of Judah, and a desert wasteland. dia producer. "wrong. the Israeli State. The threat posed

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Aweek or so ago, Iventured to the small "town" of Haugan, Mont. for my best friend (and former sorority sister's) wedding. Even under a sig- nificantly magnified microscope, this town would appear no larger than the tendril. of a bacterial cilia. There was, quite literally, one gas station that doubled as the only bar, and tripled as the only restaurant in town. Men with badger-tooth and bear -claw jewelry smiled absent- tooth smiles and introduced ine to locals. "Coon Dog" (who had a Ii- cense plate that read 'C Dog' on his Celebrating freedom, orange beater ofa truck) was among nature and some ofthem, This was a Montana activism, the Idaho wedding in every definition of the Human Rights word. . As I stuffed myself into the Education Center flounce-ifull, Pepto-Bismol, tulle- offers the public a cupcake of a bridesmaid dress, I memorial tribute thought back over the shenanigans showcasing .\ of the bachelorette party the night Anne Frank and prior. others who have Though innocence and sorori- fought for humanity. ties aren't exactly synonymous by PHOTO BY ALICE SCULLYfTHE ARBITER definition, I spent two years of my I nature, art, and activism. Human Rights was established by youth as an arch nemesis Idaho BY LINDSEY PARKER of the many important lessons his- flowed from descriptions of daily Vandal and (gasp) a sorority girl in tory has to teach us about embrac- activities, to uncertain feelings Kurt Karst, an 'Idaho Falls the United Nations December 10, Culture Writer • 1948 proclaiming the "inalienable . Moscow, Idaho.I now refer lovingly ing diversity, pursuing peace, ex- toward her first, crush, and later atchitect, designed the Memorial rights and fundamental freedoms to this sorority as "Pi Beta Plastic" pelling compassion, and showing questions about basic humanity which mixes the beauty of natural In this country many people of all people. It also promotes "so- because ofthe genuine dispositions love among humankind. and religious persecution. elements with the message of hope enjoy basic freedoms which are cial progress, freedom, and better and sincere and unpretentious na- She didn't commit treason A poster at the Human Rights in humanity. '. illustrated as human rights. It standards oflife." . ture ofthe girls in the house. . against her country or her god" Memorial in Boise describes the The memorial is categorized is because of the hardships and The third. area of the memorial Sarcasm. and endured the hatred that was tragic end of Anne's life, as well into three main areas: sacrafices by people of the past. is an amphitheater which sur- Incidentally, this is time I'll nev- bestowed, upon herself and six as theChope her legacy brought to The' Human Rights Wall, the that we are now able to enjoy our rounds the statue of Anne Frank, er' get back. Time wasted on beer million other members of the millions of people. . complete text of the Universal . opportunity-laden lives. who's "peering out from behind a bonging, serenading drunk frat Jewish faith. . Anne's diary ended after two Declaration ofHuman Rights, and Therefore, it's important to window with the narrow steps of boys and helping my fellow sisters . Anne was the youngest daugh- years of entries on August I, 1944. the statue of Anne Frank. reflect upon our freedoms and Amsterdam behind her." recover from their walks of shame ter of Otto and BdfthPrank, and She was arrested and impris- The one hundred-eighty foot remember the sacriflces genera- The statue of Anne' Frank (IE: staggering home the follow- and a German-born Jew who lived oned at Bergen Belsen concentra- long human rights wall holds fifty- tions of people have made. was sculpted by Greg Stone of ing morning, in last night's clothes in Amsterdam during the German tion camp where she died of star- four quotations about humanity, As citizens of the United States Massachusetts, and paid for by and slightly askew make-up). But occupation in 1942. vation, exposure, brutality, and justice, and peace derived from , we live in a country that brims various people of the past, includ- funds collected by Idaho school really, I thought as I adjusted a jew- The Nazi regime forced the en- disease at age IS. 0 with equality, prosperity, and hope children. el encrusted hair clip in the mir- tire Frank family, the Van Daan Anne Frank's diary is a world- ing slaves and former presidents, for a better future. The amphitheater is meant to ror, and contemplated just what family, and an acquaintance (Mr. wide bestselling nonfiction novel as well as quotes by Anne Frank History is packed with stories of be an outdoor gathering place for color of pink I was decorated in ... Dussel) into hiding in an annex which has been translated into herself. individuals who fought against in- meetings, presentations, and as- (Bubbleyum?) Just how conniving above 'Otto Frank's office. This more than 60 languages. "If God lets me live...I shall not justice and helped promote equal semblies promoting human rights. , and devious can a sorority girl be? took place soon after Anne cele- It is regarded by most historians remain insignificant. I shall work rights. The dedication and work of the I mean, sure they're known for brated her 13'hbirthday. as one ofthe most important docu- in the world and for Mankind"- " Human rights activists such artists, contractors, architects, and their less than honorable party na- The families collected food with ments of the 20'hcentury. Anne M. Frank, April 4, 1944. as Dr. Martin Luther King Ir., theIdaho Human Rights Education ture. But sorority girls are good at a the help of Otto's associates, arid This very real look into the mind The wall is a marvelous work of Mahatma Gandhi, Harriet Beecher Center who donated the memorial lot of things too. Like, oral sex, eat- the group was forced to endure two of an innocent young girl in Nazi- stone, with a pristine waterfall and Stowe, Abraham Lincoln, Betty to the city in 2002, is very evident. ing disorders and wearing match- hears in hiding. occupied Amsterdam is the inspi- stream winding next to it. Preidan, and Rosa Parks helped The second area in the memorial Everyone should take time ing shirts while singing off-key in Anne's diary told the story of ration for the Idaho Anne Frank reduce intolerance and prejudic- consists of the complete Universal to visit this breathtaking unison. the personal hopes and dreams Human Rights Memorial. es amongst their generations and Declaration of Human Rights, a memorial, reflect upon their own We stood at the bar counter at my of an old adolescent girl living in The Memorial is located at 770 helped to forge new laws for to- stone writing table, and a repro- personal freedoms, and appreci- friend's bachelorette party and last isolation and fear of discovery by S. 8th St. next to the Idaho Human day's youth. Rights Education Center, and is duction of Anne's diary. ate those individuals who died evening of her absolute indepen- . Similar to these individuals, the Nazis. seen by many as being a tribute to The Universal Declaration of for those causes. dence and ordered shots of "Hot Anne Frank's story illustrates one Anne's entries in her diary Darnn-" something that was both fun to slam as a shot and shout out in sorority- girl-harmony. ~Hm," said Blonde Sorority Girl. "I don't feel like paying for drinks anymore." I looked at her and Northstar Cycle Cou,rierlnc: cocked my head. "Watch this" Sorority Girl said as she smiled her Crest-White-strip- smile and topically smudged deep Do it right, do it by bike! red lipstick on her upper lip with the tip of her finger (crookedly I fall above the knee and whose he- has to offer. Lately, Northstar has traffic is thick. However they are BY ANDREA OYARZABAL . that they are completely emissions noted). "Looks nice:' I said. roes include Jeff Spicoli and Angus also been doing scheduled beauty also held on weekends from time tn- Culture Writer free and Chris Scuglia, owner/op- Sarcasm. erator says, "Bikes are completely Young) moved to Boise indepen- supply pick-ups. time. She pounded her "Panty eco-frlendly and not dependent on dently of each other and recog- Recently, during a grand version These races involve completing a Dropper" shot as the bartenders Northstar Cycle Courier Inc., an fuel of any kind (except for food and nized one another in town. "I had 'ofthe "whatif" game, Iasked Patrick list of manifested checkpoints. The back faced us, then turned the shot independently owned and locally coffee).Thls means that our prices been here for a year before Iran into if I was stuck at school, but had for- check points may involve receiv- glass upside down and smashed it operated professional bicycle mes- are not subject to the price of oil." Patrick at the gas station on Bogus gotten to make copies of papers for ing a signature or answering a bit on the counter causing shards of senger service In Boise, Is raising Northstar Cycle Courier Inc. of- Basin Rd. Iwas walking in as he was a workshop, would Northstar do a of trivia or obtaining an object. It's glass to crack away from the rim of the standard for local courier ser- ficially opened for business on leaving and recognized him from runtoKlnko's.makecopies.andde- all up to the organizer of the race. the small tumbler. "What the hell?" vices. Northstar's claim to fame is August I, 2005 in Boise after San the SFmessenger scene. He shot me liver them back to Bsm "Deflnitely, There really is no set format so any- I started to say as she began her Francisco transplants, Patrick a look like 'why is this weirdo look- We can do almost anything. Let's thing goes." coil and hushed me with a know- Sweeney (who wears short pants ing at me?' I asked him if he was say that you forgot your wallet at Northstar has hosted 4alleycats inglook. and enjoys Basquiat and Bukowski) from San Francisco, he recognized home and desperately need it, but In the past, one on Cinco de Mayo, "Oh ouch," she said, cupping the and Chris Scuglia {who is a shorts me then and a few months later we can't get away from the office. Call Halloween "Hellracer", and St. glass and putting a manicured fin- purist and believes shorts should were in business together. Weird." us. We can do a run for you." Paddy's Day "Llverdarice", ' ger to her lip. "Bartender ..." Patrick and Chris were both rnes- The strangest pick-ups and de- The most recent race, "Bars & The bartender spun around and . sengers in San Francisco and with liveries that Chris Scuglia has ever Stripes" on July 6th was presented looked at Sorority Girl in horror. "I their shared 25 years of experience done include dry. cleaning, milk- 'in part by Boise Weekly and Pabst cut my lip on your shot glass" she they started their own courier ser- shakes, and even a microwave Blue Ribbon. . -sald as she leaned over and pressed vice In Boise .. Their main goal is to. oven. Testimonials from loyal custom- tan cleavage together. "Can I get make an industry in Boise for blcy- A1thoughNorthstarCycleCourier ers aswell as rates and more iittOr- some shots for my girls?" c1emessengers and to provide fast Inc. is committed to dependable mation on services avallablerrom, "Drinks on the house all night," and friimdlyservice to their cus- service; they aren't just aILw()tk. NorthstarCycleCourlerlnc.canlJe said the bartender. "For the whole. tomers, "We'd love to be able toget They host messenger style bike rae- found at. www.northstareyclecou~ bachelorette party!" He grinned. to the point where we can hire and escalled "a1leycats"; rier.com., ,;.<. . '. '..•...... ', Sorority. Girl winked .at me, in create jobs In Boise as Welt"e., "AnAlleycat race isi race started "At the sitethet'elsadditiOl1alln. a '.way, that' would arise any frat Pari;eidelivery, legaifilings,re- " byrilessel1gers, to testtheirskills formation aboutPatticl4' 'ana guy- or Montanan, for thatlllatter. searcb'andcopywork, mobilenota-' against each other by simUlating alIpcolDingeven'i'" ..• ..•, Blonde Sorority Girl did not wantto ....'ry.s~ce$tbal1ktleposits/charige,:., .(high 'speed abbreViated) workday. immediate'; . • pay forherdrinks. SororltyGirl was .... andjiQstetlfl~tdistclbutioIi are 1'hese'are'tjp~lyafterwork.lln,' cOittaCt.'~··· '.' not innocent., '.,.:.;c.·.·:.hJ~;~~~:8enJ.~~s,thai·Nort)lst~·:say;:·\il"~rldar.tiWi(Whe#;~~g}:(2~8} ..33i"S ""Noone isldl1ocent...... 1-•._J_U_L---'y----'-.__1_2..,--2 __0__·~O_6~_..,--__ ~-..,------:-'~---- Move aside, Superman: You/re not the only superhero in.town No matter what their powers may double life as Bruce Wayne, an opu- Ity comes in the form of kryptonite. BY FRANCY MARCOTTE exactly makes him so super as com- characteristics that. are similar to be; Spiderman and Batman have a lent bl1lionaire. . This radioactive material from his pared to other popular heroes like the other two in question. For in- leg up on Superman. They're hu- Culture Writer No matter what their nature, all home planet limits Superman's Batman and Spiderman? stance there are the costumes.' It man.They're limited in what they must be unwritten law that super- three of these superheroes choose powers, and is the only object that Watching "Superman Returns" It's not like he's completely can do both physically and men- to live alternate -livesthat are com- can give him pain. raises an important question. What . unique. Superman has several beroes are required to wear tights . tally, whereas Superman, being Superman and Splderman even pletely different from their true One bite from a spider, and hum- from another world. and posess- sport the same colors on their cos- identities. This offers them ano- drum Peter Parker gets his own set ing superpowers from birth, has a tumes: red and blue. . nymity and protection from their of spider powers. restricted amount of weaknesses. But give him a little credit. enemies. Spiderman's most popular super- Sure, being practically Invincible Superman Is one of the few heroes But why become a superhero? powers are his ability '" stick to and Is all well and good, but perfection who does not wear a mask. Does he How did these guys get stuck with climb up walls, super strength, and also equals dull. have more self-confidence? Does the responsibility of saving the excellent balance. Besides these Fans of the other two heroes he not care if anyone recognizes world again and again? Batman physical capabilities, Spiderman is can take part in their human lives. him as his human guise Clark Kent? and Spiderman both converted to also highly intellectual, and invents They can laugh at Bruce Wayne's Perhaps he just loves to show off his avenge the murder of close family gadgets to help him fight crimes. ridiculously lavish lifestyle, or handsome face. members, Superman, on the oth- For instance, who can forget those pine for Peter Parker and his crush, Speaking of costumes, there's the er hand, just flew in from another spiderwebs he shoots out of his Mary Jane to get together. With idea of secret identities. All super- planet, powers intact, though un- arms? Superman, that human touch be- heroes need some sort of alias so developed. Transforming into a su- Though Batman wasnot given su- comes lost within his godlike na- they can keep that essence of mys- perhero became just a natural step perpowers from an outside source, Bring in this ad through tique about them. for Superman. he made his own by becoming a su- ture. Is Superman really that super Most superheroes choose In- Now how about these superpow- perior fighter, and using intellect to Summer and compared to his fellow crimeflght- troverted, somewhat nerdy guises ers? Who's really got the power? drive away villains. Receive $5 off any jump like Superman's Clark Kent and Superman possesses super speed, Take the Batmobile and his gad- ers? That's up to the indivdual to de- Spiderman's Peter Parker. Parker strength, superior vision, flight, and get-adorned untility belt. Has cide, but the Man of Steel clearly 11 455 2359 4412 Aviation Way and Kent also both work for news- . breath that can freeze any object. Batman ever gone on a mission . 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BY FRANCY· scheme. Let's just say it involves' Bosworth .. Sip something MARCOTTE Luther creating his own nifty conti- portrays Lois Lane Culture Writer nent (made out of Kyrptonian crys- tals) that would result ina world as a woman who wants Delicious! "Superman Returns" has' it all: flood. to prove that she does action, romance, and men in tights. Once again it's up to Superman not need a rescuer like Wrth five servings of fruit, each sip Superman around. Brandon Routh stars as the Man of to save the day, and it .doesn't take Audiences has the good stuff your body needs rocket science tofigure out if he'll Admittingly, Bosworth doesn't Steel, Kate Bosworth as his cyni- are to maintain a healthy lifestyle. Just cal love interest Lois Lane, and be victorious. completely convince viewers another way Jamba makes it easier Kevin Spacey as the evil villain Lex Though the plot is predictable, that she's a Pulitzer Prize-win- cheering to Jive a more fruitful life. Luther. The newest edition to the the film possesses many positive ning journalist and a mother "Superman's" Superman saga really knows how qualities-most notably the special ofa five-year old, but that return, . visit us at., to deliver. effects. In one scene, Superman does not take away from the with an 7709 W. Overland Rd. After decades of fighting crime uses his power offlight and tremen- strong chemistry her char- all-star acter has with Routh. (Next to the Edwards Cinema) through comic books, movies, and dous strength to stop a plane from cast and 208.658.1765 several television series, Superman crashing. . How can one de- was due for a little rest and relax- The sophisticated special effects scribe Spacey's de- record- ation on his home planet Krypton. make his powers realistic as he flies piction of criminal breaking ~------~I In "Superman Returns" he comes through the air at the speed of light mastermind Lex sales. 18 back to the city of Metropolis after and brings the doomed plane safely Luther? I", ·Cunning, I..: a long hiatus. to the ground. I~ Using his alias, Clark Kent, The acting is also nothing to ruthless, and 15,'" Superman tries to re-establish his sneeze at. Newcomer Routh has bald alI fit the bill. Spacey portrays I~ some big shoes to fill, but he does a villain that will stop at nothing to l:!l life-particularly in the 'area of his 15. old flame, Lois Lane. an exceptional job carrying on the rid Superman of his powers. Give Iill . However, Lois has moved on to a Man of Steel role made famous by the guy a break. All he wants is century I~ the-late Christopher Reeve. world domination. That's really not 1° new life without the Man of Steel. spice. . I Cure the Su:m:merti:meBlues at Lucy's She even wrote an article entitled Like a chameleon, Routh easily too much to ask. Though I Show your Faculty, Staff or Studont 10 and get "Why the World Doesn't Need shifts back and forth between the "Superman Returns" gives view- Lois Lane may not think the world I 20% OFF any purchase - all su:m:merl Superman," which earned her a shy Clark Kent and the almost-In- ers a world where guys fly around needs Superman, the world still en- I ~rYour cooi summer SpeCI3I~les: 'BUBBle~eas ·green ~ea frappe'S .!Ceg eSPresso e smDo~HIBS Pulitzer Prize: Ouch. vincible Superman who still gets in capes and save the world with joys having him around. Vacation's no questions asked._The new movie ~------_. As if ali that drama wasn't bad weak in the knees over Lois Lane. over Superman. enough, Superman discovers that Taking a turn from her hard- . stays true to its origins, but doesn't Welcome back to Earth. Lex Luther has concocted a dire core surfer role in "Blue Crush," hesitate to include a little 21S1

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I've never in sparring studios and that was a out there and give the fans some- the 2006 season after rupturing his to the popular Ultimate Fighting trained for MMA where you take long time ago so I've definitely con- thing to cheer about in Boise, but Achilles Tendon during summer Championship series, premiers at people to the ground, I have a black tinued 10 brush up on my skills." you never know you might see me conditioning drills in late June. Qwest Arena July 15. belt in Tal' Kwan Doe, 'and have Marks said. "I expect good things in Boise playing football next year." Cavender (Elko, NV/Flko HS) Presented by KnockOut promo- . boxed a little before in the past." 10 happen, I'm not a very cocky In the next two years, Marks started nine games at right guard tions, this will he the largest MMA Because of the disagreement, p,'rson so I won't say exactly what's doesn't plan on becoming an ulti- for the Broncos in 200'!, helping event hosted in Boise. The card Roberts pulled from the fight. His supposed to happen in the fight. I mate fighter. the Broncos finish ninth in the boasts UFC fighters Mike Kyle of replacement, Manuel Perez from mean it's goin!( to be very serious, "I just plan' on finishing school country in scoring, 19th in rushing Boise and, and Kyacey Uscola, as University of Idaho. PIIOTO COURTESY ORONCOSPORTS there's not going to be any joking and making it to the NFL, or play and fifth in rushing touchdowns. well as former Boise State football "I don't really know a whole lot around. " some type of professional level He split time as the starter at right tailback, Lee Marks. Scheduled to about him just that he's going to Fans can watch "And this is not a staged fight, football, because [ can't do this for- , guard as a sophomore, helping the fight Marks was Brian Roberts, for- -rbe my opponent and I have to go Lee Marks and his where Lee is supposed to knock ever. If football doesn't workout in Broncos finish second in the na- mer University of Idaho Lacrosse in there and take care of business." opponent weigh in some guy out. But I'm not going to the near future I think I'll become a tion in scoring and fourth in total player, and current Borah lIigh Marks said. Marks has been train- school lacrosse coach, "We couldn't ing with Boise favorite Cleveland say because that's not in my per- graduate assistant for Football, and offense while ranking 14th in rush- Friday night at the come to an agreement whether Corder, Fighting at 183 pounds, sonality to he cocky about any- get my master's: ing and 20th in passing. Crescent Bar-Grill. Cavender was listed as the co-starter at right guard before \ the injury. Boise State awarded Web site calls anti-BCS fans to action 2010 NCAAMen's basketball tournament- BCS for dummies 1. Harris, Interactive College The NCAA Division I Men's BY ARBITER Football Poll:'This pull consists of a Basketball Committee released fu . SPORTS STAFF panel of lurmer players, coaches, ad- ture sites for its national champion- ministrators and current and former ships July (i, and it was announced : The BowlChampionship Series has media who submit rankings ofcollege that Boise State University will been in place since 19!1B. It is a for- teams each week, A team's poll num- once again host first and SI'C01HI mula that seh'ch the collegl' Iunthull ber is the percentage of the possible round tournament games. , r~' matches forthe fin'prestigious games points it could receive in the poll. Four first-round and two sec 1·' the Tostitos Fiesta 11011'1, the FedEx 2. Coaches' Pnll: This is calculated and-round games will be played conferences, 53 teams, millions of the cooperation of our fellow fans, OJ'ange Bowl, the Nokia :,ugar Bowl, BY CAMERON MAY in the same manner as the Harris at Boise State's Taco Bell Arena on fans and alumni, zero chance for a last season will have represcntedt he and Th« Hose Bowl. The teams se- Special to the Arbiter Interactive College Football Poll March 18 and 20 (Thursday and national championship. Over a mil- BCS' final opportunity to broadcast lected include the conference cham- number. Saturday), 2010. lion of us show up every fall weekend a college football game anywhere pion from each of Ih,' six liCS confer- For ten years now, the Bowl -J. Compurer Average: The DeS The 2010 tournament will mark and cheer for our neglected teams, in the country without millions of euces, which rnnsist (If the Atlantic Championship Series has worked uses six computer rating systems the eighth time Boise State has am! that's over a million missed viewers seeing the faces of oceans of Coast Conference, Big 12 Conference, diligently to prevent the so-called (Anderson-Hester, Billingsley. Colley, hosted first and second-round opportunities every week to shine BCS victims." Big. East Conference. Big Ten "mid-majors" of college football Massey, Sagarin, and Wolfe) and games of the men's national tour- a harsh spotlight on the BCS. We- "\Ve're tired of watching the trick- Conference, Pacific Ten Conference, from any meaningful shot at a na- drops the highest and lowest rank- nament. Boise State first hosted know that the alumni, athletes, and le-down effect of under-funded pro- 'and the Southeastern Confcrcnre, tional title. ing of each team. Then, uglves a team games in 1983, and again in 19l19, fans of Boise State University feel grams cost universities their gym" plus two "at-large". sdections from In so doing, they have also been 25 points for a Number 1 ranking In 1992,1995, 199B, 2001. and 2005. that they have no chance for afoot- nastics and wrestling programs, non BCS NCAADivision I-A Fnothall phenomenally successful at hoard- an individ~al system, 24 points f~r All the games have been played ball National Championship under and we hate trying to compete for Conferences, whit'h includes the ing post-season payouts to their Numher 2, and so on. Each team's at Taco Bell i\rena. Boise State also the current BCS system, but we arc recruits with feeble enticements like .Western Athletic Conference. The top- arislticratically appointed selection ranking points are then added, mak- hosted the NCAA Division I 11'0111- here to request the aide of those very "A conference title and a second-ratc ranked and s,'cond-ranked Icams play of conferences and tea·ms. In the ing the n;lmber compatible with the en's west regional basketball tOtll'- fans, in fina)ly1;lringing about equal bl?,wlls really much better than it in the Des National Championship 2005, OGseason alone, bowl payouts percentages from the tlVOpolls. nament in2002. opportunity for all.': sounds.' But most of all, we want a Game'in onjcr to crown an UIloft1dal - totaled Sl75.5million for the six BCS More changes have taken place In the announc,!ment, 'the What is an average fan to do? shot at a national champiOliship via NCAA Oh'ision I-A n;niona'i foothall conferences, versus a paltry $14.7 in the DCSfor the 2006-07 season. A NCAA awarded a total of 24 cities _"Ilere's what we propose," May con- a post-season tournament, just like champion. million for the Grher half of collcge . game, sepamte from the games al- which will serve as husts for first- .tinues, "We would like 10 provide ev- anybody else. It's only fair." The formula was r('vamped after foot hall. ready in the HCS, matching the top round, second-rOluid, and rt'gion- erY'available Nou-BCS fan with their "Furthermore, we strongly. en- the 200] -IH conlroversy in whith A l!t'termined crew of foothall two teams in the RCS rankings will al games for the 2009 and 2010 own unique victim number, which courage institutions and their lead- til" top team in the human polls, the fans from the -Non-BCS confer- take place at the site ofone ofthe Bowl tournaments. In 200], the Men's will he emblazoned on a simple ershi[l to officially register their op- University of Soulhern California, ences is finally taking a stand, and Games one week after the Bowl Game position to the BCS system on our \l'as denit'd a plac(' in the title game. .Baskethall Committee announced thev arc extending a broad invita- white t-shirt. They will become 'BCS Web site, BCSvictims.com. I'm talk- Schedule strength, losses, and quality as the current rotation will continue. that Detroit would host the 2009 tiOf; to the tens of millions of other Victim #1234', for example. They ing about coaches, schools, confer- IVinsare no longer considered distinct Due t;, that, the addition of tw~ m()[e Final Four and lmliana[lolis I\'ould victims of the current BCS system to then need only go to a football game. ences, publications, public figures, componenls inth" fortllula ..llowel'er, "at large" teams will take place. Also, be the 2010 Final Four site. join tltem. "It's really a simple plan:' Or several. Just be seen in the shirt. everybody. The BCS needs to see human voters remain frce to consider a new rule states that if a non-BCS explains Cameron May, founder Everyfan counts, and every non-BCS how entrenched the opposition is." any [artors they feel·valitl. The for- team above a rating of 16th is inore of BCSvictims.conl "The BCS has fan is a victim of the current system. Another pre-season "This thing can't help bll! snow- mula was lItatie puhlic, consisting of highly rated than a BeS conference flourished because t1wir victims_ We plan for tens of thousands, but ball. This is an all-out assault on the ao arithmetic aVl'rageofthe following champion, the non-IlCS team will be All-America Team, have remained relatively silent and, hope for many, many more than that BCS monopoly by the true fans of Ihree statistics: selected. most importantly, faceless. 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Boise State placed eight Broncos on the CullegeFootballNell's.com Pre-season All·W1\C team and three more ·on the spcond team. Boise State linebacker K()fl')' HaiL Notre Dame.pitcher/tight end gets who lVas one of the eight n,lllll'd to the first-team was selected as the Preseason Defensive Player nf the Year by the Web site. Joining- Hall on the first-team his shot with the Boise Hawks are four other defensive players- senior defensive tackle Andn'lI' BY D U STI N LA PRA'( ably a lot alike:' Samardzija said. awakening to his professional base- you yourself arc a Cubs fan. It's kind Browning, senior linebacker Colt Managing Editor "They're both kind of smaller cities. ball career, giving up a hit on his of cool to actually have it work out Brooks, senior defensive back There's a lot of people, but it's not first pitch. a bunt single by Anthony like you wanted to." Gerald Alexander and junior de- Notre Dame tight end Jeff like a Chicago or an Indianapolis Jackson. Jackson quickly stole sec- Fall camp begins for the Notre fensive back Marty Tadman. The Satmirdzija found that though the .. or Minneapolis or something like and base and later scored the Dust Dame foothall team August 6. Broncos placed two defensi\'e play- distance from South Bend to Boise that, which arc pretty common in Devils' only run on a 4-3 ground- Samardzija plans to get in as much ers- senior defensive tackle Mike is expansive, never chang- my area. So it's a little bit different. out. time playing baseball with the . G. Williams and sophomore de- es. It's still nine innings, six outs But again, it's the same. Like South Hawks pitching coach David Hawks as possible until he has to fensive back Orlando Scandrick-on per. For Samardzija, it's a slice of a Bend, there's a lot of people, but it Rosario needed to take a Visit to return to South Bend for the school the second team. similar pic. still has that small-town mental- the mound in the first, to calm the year. On offense, sophomore offensive The All-America end made his ity." young pitcher. "1 love playing baseball and get- tackle Hyan Clady and junior of- first minor-league start Thursday, Asfarasbaseballgoes,Samardzija Samardzija was limited to a 60- ting an opportunity to play for a fensive guard Tad Miller were se- Jul\' 5, for the Boise Hawks, a short- still has a lot to learn. That's why pitch count for Thursday's game. summer for a great team like the lected to the first team. On special se~son Class A affiliate of the he's in Boise, to learn, to improve He used up 25 of those pitches to Cubs, it's a great. ..not only accom-

teams, senior Quinton Jones was a . his craft. Samardzija relied heav-- get out oftlte first. PHOTO COURTESYOOlSEHAWKS.COM . plishmeni, but opportunity too," first-team pick as the punt returner - The Cubs drafted Samardzija in . By on his fastball Thurs day night, But he did survive, giving up the Samardzija said. and Kyle Stringer was the second- the third-round of the 2006 draft leaving little question to opposing lone run, one hit and one hit bats- go in this league, whether you're in - Samardzija has two semesters team selection as the punter. The and moved him to Boise in June to hitters what was coming their way. man. Single A or Double A or whatever. left at Notre Dame, after which he wehsite also released its ]0 top prepare for the,season. . "!t's still early here. with the Cubs He needed just 28 pitches to get Every lime you go up, you just got- will be faced with a quandary, de- players in the WAC, seven of which "It's exciting," Samardzija said. 'and everything, SO obviously I'm throug,h the next three innings, ta play better. That's the way I ap- ciding whether to play in the NFL were Broncos. "It's cool to corne out; it's my first going to throw a lot of fastballs and recording his only strikeout in the proach it. There's a lot of good !'.It- (where the pre·season AlI·America Football.com named kick re. time in the Northwest, living. They work the off-speed in where 1 can:' fourth inning ..- ters and you just have to be on top nominee is likely to be drafted after turner Quinton Jones to its All. have a great fan base out here for ev- Samardzija said. He was aidedby two double plays of your game." his senior season) or stick with the America Third Team as a punt re- cry game. It's nice to make my first ."The more it starts coming, the and two diving catches hy right Samardzija's game will be tested Cubs-and give baseball a try. In the turner. The senior from Cerritos, start here. It actuallyfelt good." more ii will be used. Right now,' fielder Alfred Joseph. Joseph also sporadically for the Hawks, who in· past, some professionals have done California, is also one of nine The Hawks play their ball at we're just trying to get my feet wet went2-for-3withapairofRBIin the tend to put him in the rotation, but both. . Broncos named first or second Hawks Memorial StadiUJp, a mere and throw a lot of fast balls, which game: Sarnardzija also recorded ~ realize that the 6-5 right-handed For now, Samardzija isjust a' mi- team All-WAC by Football.com. He 100 yards over the centerfield wall is probably my best pitch, and just walk and a throwing error on what hurler is a long-term investment nor league hurler,. bunking with is one of five Broncos earning first. from the Boise River. Fittingly, the go from there." would have beena double play. and will keep his pitch counts a host family and enjoying the· team honors, joining defensive' stadium is host to a nesting pair Samardzija pitched four solid in- Samardiija seemed cognizant of down. The details of his contract, .Northwest lifestyle .. tackle. AndrewBrowning,line- of Harrier Hawks, living in a set of nings and received a no-decision the upgrade in competition, mol'- were not available. The sun. is bright in Boise. backer' Korey Hall, safety. Marty lights on the first· base side. in the, Hawks 5·1 win' Thursday ing from college to professIonal For now; Samardzija is just excit- Summer tbunderstormswil1con~ Tadman and punter Kyle Stringer. - AlthoughBoise is quite different, over the Tri·CityDust Devils. inov- baseball, even ifltis just Single A. ed to be playing ball, especially for Untie to roll into the valleY and over Running b_ack Ian Johnson, quar- geographically, from South Bend, ing the Hawks Into;;<\ tie In the "Obviously when you make ino the Cubs. the Foothills. .' terback Jared Zabransky, offensive Ind., Samardzlja. has, found' silili-. standings with_ thenextJevel it's going to b~ a step . "n'sJJreat,especiallybeinga local If you can make I(to the Jo Boise er tackle Ryall Clady and linebacker 'Iarlties and says he feelsqulte com· the Spokane Rangers. Both are 8-10 up:Sam3l'dzija said.~oU gottS ~uYt()Chic~go: Samardzija said;. litis stim.rn , yotlciui. <:ltclllhe·' . Colt Brooks were aUMmed to the ~fortablein his newsurroundlngs.ontn~season.· improve with It. It's going to be..~le~~\teri t~t much more exciting. ..Ha~alongWitht~~-Ughtnlllg, ',. seeondteam...... "(SouthBendallli !Joise)are probcSamardzijareceived a gentle tough competiti()n anywhere ~u.i,\~IYOll{buddi~Sar~C\lbSfans:AlI:d )lliUttl~a~~tN'~I~~.;l/~>;l«.·S Arblter classified advertisements are freeto students. Classified ads may be placed three ways: emall:[email protected]. phone: 345-8204 x 100, or stop by the office at 1605 University Drive. (across from the SUB).

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