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WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 gTHE STUDENT VOICE OF WASHINGTON STATE UNIVERSITY SINCE 1895 Ever reen Vol 120 No. 96 Dance against violence Street talk The Daily Evergreen went out on the street to find out what Students and community members can dance WSU has to say. to condemn violence against women as part of V-Day WSU How common do you think violence against women is on a global scale?

Dakota Manzay junior, psychology « I would say fairly common depending where you go. In places where it’s accepted, peo- ple aren’t consciously aware. When no one is aware (it’s wrong) it’s more likely to happen.» Megan Nelson junior, math « It’s more

ELVERT BARNES | WIKIMEDIA COMMONS common Protesters congregate for an end of violence against women in the ‘One Billion Rising’ campaign in Farragut amongst Square, Washington D.C., Feb. 14, 2013. under- developed By Lance Lijewski dance. Evergreen life editor “One Billion Rising is a global movement,” said countries. It’s ust over one year ago, one of Zumba Eskander. “People all over the world will dance to the same still common instructor Jenny Eskander’s close friends song to foster an environment for social change; it’s so pow- worldwide (though), in dif- lost her life as a result of physical vio- erful knowing that we are part of a much larger movement.” lence.J Her husband beat her until she died. Group Fitness and Instruction Coordinator Jessica ferent forms.» “This is not right,” she said. “Together, we can make a Norman said this is UREC’s second year partnering with difference to prevent these tragedies.” the movement. One Billion Rising uses art, dance, songs, Joshua Crebbin For reasons like this, One Billion Rising, an anti-violence poems, testimonies and other platforms to voice the violent freshman, mechanical engineering movement, and V-Day WSU have partnered with UREC’s struggle of abuse women encounter. Zumba program to join students and faculty passionate “One Billion Rising takes on many forms,” said Norman. « It is more about both dance and combating violence against women. “We have decided to show our efforts through dance via common UREC will host a one hour session Friday at noon in Zumba.” in under- the CUB Senior Ballroom dedicated to supporting abused developed women and girls globally through the free expression of See ZUMBA page 4 countries but still prevalent in the United Pullman police warn citizens of IRS scam calls States. For example, domes- tic disputes and nonconsen- From staff reports security number; make caller If someone were to get a Administration. ID appear as if the IRS is call- suspicious call claiming to be Victims can also file a com- sual sexual activities.» Victims receiving suspi- ing; send bogus IRS emails; from the IRS asking for pay- plaint with the Federal Trade cious phone calls from people (and) call a second time claim- ment, Pullman Police offer a Commission. claiming to be IRS investigators Caroline Williams ing to be the police or DMV, few suggestions to determine a Pullman PD is urging citi- freshman, psychology have led to multiple reports and caller ID again supports scam from the real thing: zens to stay alert for phone and of attempted fraud, accord- the claim,” according to the If unsure about owing fed- email scams using the IRS ing to the Pullman Police press release. eral taxes at the time of getting name. The IRS will never ask Department. Scammers often use many In realistic cases, the IRS a fraudulent phone call, police for any personal or financial tricks to get information out of would normally contact people recommend hanging up and information by email, text or « One in three their victims, according to the about unpaid taxes by mail – calling the IRS to clarify the any , according to women.» Pullman PD press release. not phone. Also, the IRS would situation. the press release. The callers “use common never ask someone for payment If someone does not owe The press released asked vic- names and fake IRS badge using a pre-paid debit card taxes, that person should report tims to forward all scam emails numbers; know the last four or wire transfer according to the incident to the Treasury to [email protected] and report digits of the victim’s social Pullman PD. Inspector General for Tax it to the police immediately. In this issue | Opinion | 3 Sports | 7 Life | 9 Classifieds | 11 PAGE 2 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRAURY 12, 2014 PAGE TWO DAILYEVERGREEN.COM The weather box In the Stars | Horoscopes Thursday | Sun/Wind High: 42 Low: 35 Today’s Birthday —— Focus on optimal health and work this year, for extraordinary results. You’re learning tricks for powerful performance (especially through August). Include practices for physical, mental and spiritual growth. A spring cleaning at home makes space for a new stage in Friday | Rain romance and partnership (solar eclipse, 6/10). Spend time with young people for inspiration, fun and High: 40 Low: 33 play. Grow your love. Wednesday | Rain/Wind Aries (March 21-April 19) Leo (July 23-Aug. 22) Sagittarius (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Saturday | Rain/Snow —— Prepare for all the —— Gamble another —½ — Clear up confusion High: 44 Low: 37 High: 38 Low: 34 contingencies you can imagine, day. Focus on the jobs you love and before proceeding. Double-check financial documents and paperwork. The Weather Channel and don’t make promises you can’t delegate others. More complications keep. Spend time on organiza- could arise, with unstable conditions. Listen to all the considerations, regard- tion and planning before taking Keep to the plan, despite temporary ing upcoming expenses. Budget to action. Another illusion bites the confusion. Cautiously advance while make it work. Remain firm but not dust. Abundance is available again. reviewing options. Reassure someone rigid. Talk to your family before signing. Searching for a CEO Exceed expectations. who feels abandoned. Capricorn (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) Taurus (April 20-May 20) Virgo (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) —— Conditions seem From staff reports an experienced leader to com- —½ — It’s getting easier —½ — Chaos and misun- shaky. Encourage compromise on plete its $1 billion Campaign for to advance, although communica- derstandings could slow the action. the team. Don’t gossip about your The WSU Foundation has WSU Endowment (now totaling tions could slow or get twisted. It’s a good time to relax and recharge. job. Check the regulations. Work out the budget with a partner. You don’t embarked on a national search more than $876.4 million) and Don’t tell everything. Offer extra Keep it frugal. Negotiate your way out to fill a position left vacant for service. Good work leads to more of a corner. You can succeed. Offer need whistles and bells. Integrate your to lead any strategic planning for insights. Present a balanced report. more than three and a half years. future initiatives, said Rogers. assignments. Help a goofy friend advice only if asked. Get insight from Aquarius (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) stay calm. Allow yourself a little treat. a dream. The CEO of the WSU A search committee was cre- —½ — Quiet productiv- Gemini (May 21-June 20) Libra (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) Foundation and assistant vice ated by President Floyd and the ity gets more accomplished than president of university develop- —½ — Love grows, —½ — Unexpected cir- meetings. Focus on health and service. WSU Foundation’s Board of even if it’s not quite as expected. cumstances could interfere with the ment are two parts of the same Governors committee consisting Take care of yourself and others. Rest, position – with leadership roles You’ve got the upper hand. Don’t plans. Keep the faith. Don’t forget to and remind others to do the same. of key Foundation volunteers talk about it. Avoid an argument do an important job at work. Learn as in both the Foundation and the Avoid big expense or hassle. Postpone and staff leaders, said Rogers. with the one who signs your pay- you teach. Schedule a family discus- appointments if you need. university’s council. With this committee, the checks. Be respectful. Find a sweet- sion for later. Small steps forward add The position, previously Pisces (Feb. 19-March 20) university hired Florida- heart deal. up. —½ — Plan some social held by Brenda Wilson-Hale, based national search firm Cancer (June 21-July 22) Scorpio (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) fun. Direct your actions logically. Turn was left vacant to “alleviate Greenwood/Asher & Associates —½ — Take care if ——A lucky break opens down public for private today. Try not demand on the budget” during you must travel now. Abundance is a new door. Study the options. Don’t Inc. to partner with the WSU to provoke jealousy. Controversy could the financial crisis, said Judy available. Don’t rush blindly forward, take anything for granted. Use what arise. Ignore someone who says it can’t Rogers, vice president of the Foundation Board, Floyd and though. Meditation delivers keen you have. You’re especially charming be done. Pay attention to intuition. WSU Foundation and chair of Rogers, who was selected to personal insight. Expand it by shar- now. Exploration through travel or Admit impracticalities. chair the search committee. the WSU Foundation’s Board of ing it. Heed advice from a female. Go the eyes of another inspires you. Sort Tribune Media Services Trustees. Wilson-Hale earned a To qualify for this position, a down a new road. through your stuff. base salary of $262,500 when candidate should have a strong she left. track record forging successful He responsibilities included relationships with major donors but were not limited to cam- and possess communication and Police log presentation skills to be able paign planning, board relations, Saturday a possible traffic offense. Unable to stray dog. Unable to locate. donor relations, communica- to interact with diverse groups locate. of people. The committee also Parking Problem tions, investment management, Property Damage, Non wants someone who will also Northwest Ritchie Street, 7:53 a.m. and advancement services. Sunday Vandalism be able to hire, supervise and Officer responded for report of a In spring 2010, Wilson-Hale, parking problem. Determined to be Southwest Summer Street, 3:14 who is currently a senior con- motivate staff to inspire superior on private property. Traffic Hazard performance. Northeast Stadium Way, 12:23 a.m. p.m. sultant in New York, left WSU Officer responded for report of an Rogers said the board hopes Theft Other Officer responded for report of a to join Rensselaer Polytechnic female walking in the roadway. unattended parked vehicle that slid Institute in Troy, New York to fill the vacant position by July Northeast Reaney Way, 10:18 a.m. 2014. Officer responded for the report back into another vehicle. as the vice president institute Monday advancement, according to her “This is a national search. The of a package stolen from outside a residence. Fraud LinkedIn. search committee is committed Stray Animals Northeast Merman Drive, 3:42 p.m. President Elson S. Floyd and to recruiting and identifying the Traffic Violation North Grand Avenue, 7:45 a.m. best possible candidate to fill Officer responded for report of the WSU Foundation consider state Route 270, 2:19 p.m. Officer responded for report of a possible fraud. now an appropriate time to find this position,” said Rogers. 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Like The Daily Evergreen at Facebook.com/ TheDailyEvergreen for breaking news througout the day. The Cougars defeated the Golden Bears 45-3 to take them to 6-0 for the first time since 2004. | page 5 Tomorrow Vaccines and autism DAILYEVERGREEN.COM OPINION EDITOR DOMINIQUE WALDOpinion [email protected] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 | PAGE 3 Drip, drop Water is not a renewable resource. It’s time we start acting like it. By Sarah Steger Evergreen columnist ou never know how good something is Yuntil you’ve wasted it. I grew up with the knowledge that water is extremely precious and at constant risk of running out, which is known to be true. I live with this attitude and try to decrease the amount of water I waste every day. My Australian childhood consisted of daily three minute showers with a bucket on the floor for company, turn- ing the tap off while I washed my hair, and watering the garden once a week after 7 p.m. with the water that was collected in the shower bucket. We treated water as if it was the most valuable resource in the world, and these days it actually is. According to the Tufts University website, we are currently facing a global water crisis. Water is a resource that is unrenewable, vital for human life, and thus irreplaceable. Upon my arrival to the United States, I was shocked at the water wastage that occurred each day in the dorms. I watched in astonishment as a fellow freshman left the tap running while she brushed her teeth for two minutes. More than a gallon of water is CHUCK LIDDY | MCT CAMPUS See WATER page 5 High winds cause a dust storm across the dry lake bed of Falls Lake in North Carolina, Dec. 3, 2007. Not so noble loopholes found in government Letter to By Evan Pretzer the Tea Party movement. Like Evergreen columnist Roberts, Lugar did not live in the state that he claimed to rep- the editor scan- resent. dal has According to The Huffington PETA’s true agenda begun to Post, he sold his home shortly A Editor: plague Senator after being elected in 1977 and Pat Roberts of was bafflingly re-elected for Kansas. No, he Thank you for your column yes- decades all while a resident of terday, “Pet-killing hypocrites,” regard- has not been a completely different region of manufacturing ing PETA’s skewed and sick attempts the country. to be a friend to all animals. I wish methamphet- I hate to say it, but America you had more space to elaborate amine in the seedier parts of is now similar to Medieval further on what a lie PETA is. Wichita. Europe. The era of the compe- PETA has long hidden their Instead, it has been revealed tent public servant is long gone. true agenda and picks their battles that this sitting United States In its place, a new regime has poorly. They are just a storefront for Senator does not actually live emerged. supposed animal rights advocates in the state where voters first One where people run for who wouldn’t know what the real sent him to Washington, D.C. office so that they can use the agenda of PETA was if it hit them in in 1997. House of Representatives or the the face. In a recent interview with United States Senate as a means If anyone wants to support pets , Roberts to enhance their already vast and animals, do so in your own back admitted that he does not own personal fortunes. yard and do not donate to a multi- a home of his own in Kansas. According to a report from million dollar, misleading cause such Instead, he stays at the country the Center for Responsive as PETA and their so-called “shelters”. club home of two wealthy sup- Politics, more than half of all Research your local shelters and porters whenever he is visiting members of Congress were mil- foster families. Donations of food, the area. lionaires in 2014. blankets, bowls, as well as cash, are I would love to tell you that That would be fine with always welcome on the slim budgets this is an isolated incident. I that the real animal advocates have me, but there is one problem. to work with locally. would love to say that members Despite their vast wealth, these of Congress care about their Before getting a pet, make sure people still earn salaries in that you can spend the time with it, constituents and are deeply in the six figure range. The aver- train it, and have the funds to spay touch with their concerns and age salary for a US Senator or or neuter and vaccinate. That is what opinions on today’s issues, but I Representative in 2014 was makes a great pet-people partner- do not want to lie to you. $174,000. ship. The reality is that Pat In this era of economic insta- Ignore PETA and their egotistical Roberts is not the only creature bility, that knowledge almost leadership – they are, and have been, of the capital that is sucking the makes me want to vomit. One a joke for decades. lifeblood out of America. would be hard pressed to find a In 2010, Senator Richard better item that proves the peo- CHUCK LIDDY | MCT CAMPUS Christina K. Nowak Lugar of Indiana was defeated Program Assistant, University by a challenger supported by See LOOPHOLES page 5 Richard Lugar is awarded in the White House, Nov. 20, 2013. Communications/Publishing

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ernet sauvignon mixed with syrah gible for credit in international “I really utilized my net- Francois Hollande. program will take place from sports management and venue works in Korea, so this Chester-Kidder is one of and petit verdot grapes all grown

June 23 to Aug. 8 during the management courses. wouldn’t be possible without seven signature wines under the in the Columbia Valley around second 2014 Summer Session. Walla Walla and the Horse Heaven “The best way to really do the people who are trying to umbrella of Long Shadows, which “Korea was picked because was founded in 2003 by former Hills. It’s aged 30 months in a bar- this class is to do it in another help us out,” Rhee said. “ rel. Korea has so much in sports,” Chateau Ste. Michelle president said Chris Lebens, a clinical Allen Shoup to bring international The 2009 vintage has sold out, winemakers to the Columbia but the similar 2010 is still avail- assistant professor and co- Just being able to see this perspective, how they Valley. able at the winery and shops that leader of the excursion. Chester-Kidder winemaker sell premium wines, Nicault said. South Korea hosted the do it internationally, how they do it in Gilles Nicault who is French, was 1988 Summer Olympics, the Korea compared to here, is really exciting. informed a month ago his wine The 2002 World Cup and the “ Nicholas Frisk sports management student 2011 World Championships in Athletics and has been Continued from page 1 selected as the location for country,” Lebens said. A professor from Gangwon ZUMBA | the 2018 Winter Olympics. Rhee said the experience National University recently While untraditional, the so everyone can temporarily Students will spend the six- of traveling internationally is invited a small group of his intentions of UREC parallel the speak the same language. week trip at three universities important for students who students to complete a sports movement in their presentation The Zumba playlist will fea- across the country and visit aspire to work for large athletic management study abroad pro- and mission statement. ture several popular songs and each of the venues of the world organizations like the NBA and gram in the U.S., and Pullman “We hope that members close with the movement’s sig- sports competitions, which the MLB, which have roots was their first stop. of the University community nature song, “Break the Chain.” Lebens said is a unique experi- internationally. Rhee said the South Korean will not only participate in the Norman is excited to be ence. Junior sports management students stayed for several days event, but gain an understand- hosting this event for a second The trip will begin in major Nicholas Frisk said he in Pullman, where they con- ing and awareness of the vio- year and anticipates a large the nation’s capital at Seoul looks forward to participating nected with WSU students. The lence,” Norman said. “We are turnout. National University of Science in the program for the cultural groups plan to reconnect in involved because we first and “This event is so powerful,” and Technology and will diversity it offers. South Korea, he said. foremost want to sow support Norman said. “I’m looking for- travel from there to the Pusan “Just being able to see this “I think they already and compassion for victims and ward to more participation and National University in Pusan. perspective, how they do it Facebook-friended each other,” survivors of violence against ultimately more awareness and The trip will end at Gangwon internationally, how they do it he said. “When you go to a new women and girls.” understanding about this global National University in in Korea compared to here, is country you really should know Eskander shares the passion issue.” Chuncheon. really exciting,” Frisk said. “I someone who can take you to UREC in combating violence Men and women, stu- Students will immerse them- think it’s going to be kind of a local places.” against women and is proud to dents and faculty are invited selves in South Korean culture culture shock.” The budget for the program be one of the instructors of the to participate in this event. by living in the residence halls The program will include initially required that 10 stu- event. Participants are free to walk in and eating in the dining halls of a trip to the DMZ as well as dents register, and only eight “I’m involved primarily and attend at no cost. each university they visit. palaces, temples, amusement have registered thus far. The because I stand for justice,” she “It’s going to be extrava- Lebens said the goal of the parks, markets, and a few sur- College of Education contrib- said. “I believe everyone should gant,” said Eskander. “Your trip is to help students extend prise locations, Lebens said. uted funding to offset the costs love and be loved.” friends in other schools, other their global reach. Lebens and Rhee said the of bringing two fewer students. Eskander said dance is the states and other countries Yong Chae Rhee, a clinical trip would not be possible All students interested in best way to make a statement might already be part of the assistant professor and co- without extensive help from the program are encouraged to because it’s a universal action, movement! Why not you?” leader of the trip, said many the College of Education, the apply. DAILYEVERGREEN.COM OPINION WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 | PAGE 5 If we’re not robots, why are we dating like them? By Michelle Chan ficiality rather than meaningful Evergreen columnist bonding. Online dating also removes an hen important interactive component androids of getting to know one another. W dream, The internet provides users with you may find your- a mask to cover up unique man- self searching for nerisms or distinctive personality an artificial illusion traits that make a person indi- in pursuit of the vidual. romantic ideal. In Plato’s “The Symposium,” Aristophanes Online dating also conjured the idea of love as two lost halves, who once originated removes an important from the same body, in per- interactive component petual search for completion. The discovery of one’s other half of getting to know one resulted in the consummation of a physical union by which the another. two become one. In attempt to simplify our search, we’ve trusted internet Although the internet may be algorithms, search engines and a useful tool in making the first artificial intelligence to pair us steps to reach out to another, with our true beloved. it fails to fulfill a deeper long- About 44 percent of the ing. Lovers are not items to be American population is single, bought, and love can never be according to the United States fully digitized into high definition Census Bureau, and nearly 2,500 and streamed online. online dating websites exist, The illusion of love as por- promising that till death do we trayed on dating sites suggests part, according to a study cited in that love is simply a set of charac- Online Dating Magazine. teristics—an idea that life-partner However, an internet search selection is merely animalistic for love may not be the godsend and shallow rather than soulfully lonely souls were seeking. connected. Online dating mimics the The union between two façade of internet shopping, but individuals can never truly be instead of clothing or technology, emulated completely through consumers are looking to find digitalization, and we can never a potential lover, according to hope to find genuine love if we a review by the Association for choose to pursue relationships Psychological Science. solely through the internet. Online romance may help Such an endeavor is certain kindle a small flame, but they to fail. cannot sustain or fully complete The true consummation of a relationship because they do souls lies within an emotional, not portray individuals a whole physical, and personal connec- person. tion rather than the union of IP People set up their online pro- addresses and metadata. files to advertise specific qualities At the end of the day, we’re or traits that may be deemed not meant to be like robots. favorable to the desired sex. Such a method of luring partners or Michelle Chan is a sophomore animal science major from Phoenix, Ariz. She can be contacted at 335-2290 or by [email protected]. The opinions JOHN GREEN | MCT CAMPUS potential mates breeds an envi- expressed in this column are not necessarily those of the staff of The Daily ronment that promotes super- Evergreen or those of Student Publications. Liz Azevedo uses the dating app called Twine to connect with men in San Francisco, Aug. 30, 2013. LOOPHOLES | Continued from page 3 ple we vote for are fundamentally great damage to the people they disconnected from all of us. claim they want to help. Unfortunately, this awful They can be beaten. For the status quo will be hard to survival of this magnificent change. The Democrips and nation, they must be beaten. Rebloodicans have a lot of If they are not, I’ll just run for power in this nation. office in the future. Get your Yes, I did just compare the Pretzer 2048 signs ready, just main political parties in this in case. nation to two terrible street Evan Pretzer is a junior communication major from from Weyburn, gangs. They both act solely in Saskatchewan. He can be contacted at 335-2290 or by opinion@dailyevergreen. com. The opinions expressed in this column are not necessarily those of the staff their own self-interest and do of The Daily Evergreen or those of Student Publications. WATER | Continued from page 3 wasted for each minute that the ment from the bottom of the faucet is running, according to Landis Reservoir was causing Waterwise, and as people are the city’s water to turn brown, recommended to brush their affecting many students here at teeth for two minutes twice a Washington State University. day, the girl aforementioned While the water’s chlorine wastes around two gallons every dosage was increased and the single day. In my mind, that is water was reported safe to simply unacceptable. drink, complaints were received, Reverting back to my water according to Pullman Chamber conservation instincts, I prompt- of Commerce Office Manager, ly walked over and turned the Debbie Mitzimberg. running tap off. The fact of the If anything, this incident shed matter is that children, students light on how much people take and adults alike are all commit- water for granted. When there’s ting the same crime against the clean, drinkable water, wasting it environment. occurs without a second thought. According to the City of Once it becomes unavailable, the Pullman Water Conservation importance of it is realized. website, to become more seri- Water saving methods can be ous about saving water you can advertised and recommended, do things like cover up the pool, they can be thrown in your face only turn the dishwasher and or they can be hung up on a post- laundry machine on when they er in the back of a classroom. are full, fix any dripping faucets The only thing that is really or pipes, and turn the water off going to change the way water while you brush your teeth. is used is if people’s attitude Pullman residents real- towards water is transformed. ized just how valuable water is in week three of this spring semester. On Jan. 27, the Pullman Sarah Steger is a sophomore communication major from Perth, Australia. She can be contacted at 335-2290 or by [email protected]. The opinions Chamber of Commerce informed expressed in this column are not necessarily those of the staff of The Daily the public that natural sedi- Evergreen or those of Student Publications. The Daily Evergreen is now hiring columnists and reporters. Pick up an application in Murrow East 113. PAGE 6 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 ADVERTISEMENT DAILYEVERGREEN.COM Tomorrow Nelson Cruz won’t fit with Seattle DAILYEVERGREEN.COM SPORTS EDITOR MICHAEL-SHAWN DUGAR [email protected] WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 | PAGE 7 Bear witness Tonight marks the second time this season the Cougars do battle with California

game of the season, here are three key areas the Cougars must execute tonight. Compete the entire contest The Cougars trailed California by only one point at halftime in the last time the two teams met, but in the second half of that game the Golden Bears went on a tear and outscored the Cougars by 20 points. “It’s one thing to get beat or get outscored in a little bit early on in the first half,” Bone said in his Tuesday press conference. “Both those games (at California and at Colorado) are similar, Cal jumped on us kind of like Colorado did early on in the second half.” The Cougars came out slow in the second half against Colorado, which hurt them in the end. WSU can’t expect to win merely by playing one solid half of basketball. “I think it’s all about being more consistent,” sophomore forward Junior Longrus said. “I think when we’re good on defense, we’re real good on defense, one of the best in the Pac-12, but when we don’t do the little things, those kinds of things start to fall apart. So for us it’s about being consistent and keeping that energy.” DANNY DEREGO | DAILY EVERGREEN FILE Refrain from deferring to Redshirt senior D.J. Shelton leads the team onto the court during a home game against Oregon, Jan. 26. Lacy The good news for the Cougars is By Evan Baron The answer may be with the home “I think we go into every game that their returning scorer DaVonte Evergreen Men’s Basketball reporter environment of Beasley Coliseum, wanting to win, but in the fact that Lacy has shined since his return from which the Cougars will experi- (California) did beat us last time, we injury. However with Lacy missing fter losing two straight ence tonight in a rematch with the want it kind of like a revenge (game), four weeks, the Cougars relied heav- games on the road last California Golden Bears. like you guys beat us on their home ily on other players such as redshirt A week, WSU men’s bas- The last time California (15-8, 6-4) court and now we want to win our freshman Que Johnson and redshirt ketball Head Coach Ken Bone faced the Cougars (9-14, 2-9) was Jan. home court,” junior guard DaVonte junior Dexter Kernich-Drew to be is looking for a way to fix his 18, where the Golden Bears won by a Lacy said. team’s struggles. margin of 21 points. In order to win their third Pac-12 See REMATCH page 8

Team hunger remains after coming up empty at home By Zack Menchel group that remains very hungry Evergreen Women’s Basketball reporter and is excited about doing some- thing really special this year and The Cougars shocked the Pac- continues to build on the success 12 with a 5-0 start in conference that we’ve had.” play during the month of January. Out of WSU’s six conference However, injuries and the real- wins, only two occurred on the ity of a rigorous schedule have road – at Washington and USC. seen Washington State post a 1-6 The Cougars will have a chance record against conference foes to improve that mark with four since then. upcoming road games in the last “We got a nice win on the six on the regular season agenda. road against a USC team that was Daugherty said that being on getting ready to be ranked and the road is no excuse for poor per- I think we gave Stanford pretty formances, and she wants to see much all they could handle,” Head her team play harder and smarter. Coach June Daugherty said in her “You have to believe you can Tuesday press conference. “The win on the road and know that Pac-12 is tough and you have to because there’s no longer any play 40 minutes of great basket- undefeated teams in our league, ball each night or you’re not going anyone can win on any given to get it done.” night,” she said. As disappointing as the rough While the sight of the Friel patch in the schedule has been for Court hardwood was certainly the Cougars, Daugherty said the a welcome relief for the WSU team is fine mentally and exactly women’s basketball team last where they need to be. week following a 1-3 road trip, the “It started in the preseason sight of No. 3 Stanford and No. 22 with the win against Nebraska California was not. and playing well against other The two poll-topping Pac-12 top opponents in the polls like rivals from the Bay Area offered Syracuse and it certainly fed itself a unique set of challenges to a DANNY DEREGO | DAILY EVERGREEN FILE into the five wins to start confer- Junior guard Tia Presley attempts to drive past a California defender during a game against ence play,” she said. “This is a See HUNGRY page 8 the Golden Bears in Beasley Coliseum, Sunday, Feb. 9. PAGE 8 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 SPORTS DAILYEVERGREEN.COM REMATCH | Cont. from page 7 Saved by the Bell; rugby fueled by freshman the primary scorers. Johnson, Kernich-Drew and the rest of the team must learn how to score with their leader back on the floor. “I think it sometimes affects certain guys differently, but it has to,” Bone said, adding, “We need (Lacy) in the lineup, and all in all we need him, but I think it’s affected a couple guys.” Bone said the presence of Lacy has led guys like Kernich- Drew and Johnson to defer to Lacy on the offensive end and lack the aggressiveness they showed while he was out. In the last three games with Lacy back in the lineup, the Cougars have managed only one game where at least three players scored in double figures. “Que played really well when I was gone, Dex played really well when I was gone, I think it’s partly my fault,” Lacy said of his teammates failing to be aggressive. “When I come into the game, obviously I’m going to score, but I think I need to be more of a playmaker, and get them shots, get my assists for them and make them have easier shots.” Feed off the home crowd Though the Cougars have had their struggles on the road this season, their two Pac-12 wins have come in front of the home crowd at Beasley Coliseum. The last time they won was a five point win against CONNOR MCBRIDE | THE DAILY EVERGREEN rival Washington. Freshman DeShon Bell carries the ball during a rugby practice at Valley Road Playfields, Monday, Feb. 10. “(The fans) treated us so well last time we were out here,” Lacy said. “With the crowd, By Jonah Simental my teammates to score. We all put Junior All-American Under-20 ties as an individual and executing the noise level, it really affected Evergreen Club Sports reporter in a lot of work preparing for the Eagles squad. the team’s game plan. Washington, I truly believe that game and it showed on the field.” Bell did not make the squad, With a deep postseason run in (the fans) had a major factor in The last couple weekends have Head Coach Matt Hudson, but his invitation alone is a testa- their sights, Bell said the countless us winning that game. It really proved nothing but triumphant a former Cougar rugby player, ment to his skill as an athlete. hours Coach Hudson dedicates helps when they come out and for the Washington State men’s focuses on using his backline Hudson said Bell has areas in to maintain the program and the support like that.” rugby club. Following a win over athletes like Bell and inside center which he can still improve, but way he helps develop the players The Cougars hope the fans the Boise State Broncos earlier Josh Vizcaya to gain field position noted he also has a lot of the char- illustrates how great of a coach will provide the same atmo- this month, the club defeated and score. acteristics of an ideal rugby player. he is. sphere tonight against Cal. Idaho 61-5 this past Saturday. “The game plan against Idaho Hudson suggested Bell fine-tune Up next for Bell and the rugby “It’s definitely nice to have The win gives WSU a 5-1 was to move the ball wide and his game to achieve his interna- club is a weekend road match that crowd, you know we under- record and a top spot in the get the ball into the hands of our tional rugby aspirations. against Montana. stand that for them to want to Northwest Collegiate Rugby come back and see games, we athletes in space,” Hudson said. In a strong start to a four-year “We have several A-plus cali- Conference. “We know that Idaho likes to keep rugby career at WSU, Bell is not ber athletes and we want them to got to give them a show and Freshman outside center put some wins on the board things in close and tight and we slowing down his development have the ball in their hands to use DeShon Bell was a key contributor wanted to get them out of that as a student and an athlete. His their explosiveness,” Hudson said. at home,” Longrus said. “So to the team’s success, scoring four hopefully we have a good crowd game plan early and often.” mindset and pre-game rituals do “Everyone on this team is talented tries and bringing his season try Bell is a former high school not change, and his game perfor- enough to handle their position, this weekend and this week, total to nine and his season point so where we can kind of build football player from Shelton, mance reflects his determination. we got to see some of that against some momentum as far as the total to 45 for the club. Wash. who recently spent a couple He said no matter the oppo- Idaho with a few players making fan base going into the end of “My team helped me score four days down in Tempe, Ariz. where nent, he enters each contest their first starts, or first starts at a Pac-12 (play).” tries,” Bell said. “I was set up by he tried out to be a member of the focused on both his responsibili- new position.” HUNGRY | Continued from page 7 Cougars (12-12, 6-6) team reeling Daugherty. “She’s pretty much with injuries. Both schools feature unstoppable or at least nobody has prominent front line play from stopped her yet.” some of the nation’s premier post WSU again ran into problems players. under the hoop as California out- Limiting the role of Stanford scored the Cougars 46-22 in the 6-foot-3 All-American Chiney paint. Four Golden Bears scored in Ogwumike in the paint was one of double figures including 24 from the key points of emphasis for the All-American Reshanda Gray en Cougars before Friday’s contest, route to a 70-87 Cougars loss but Oguwumike ultimately proved Daugherty mentioned foul to be as good as advertised. trouble, including that one player “She is the best post player in fouling out and two finishing the the country and has been for the game with four fouls made things last three years as she continues to more difficult. The absence of prove it,” Daugherty said. Hana Potter due to a concussion The senior forward entered just added salt to the wound as the the matchup fresh off her record- Cougars were eventually left with breaking seventh Pac-12 Player of only four true post players. the Week award this season. Her “Cal is relentless on the boards 27 points per game lead the con- and they’re able to keep rotat- ference and her 12 rebounds per ing All-Americans on the inside, game are good for second. which makes for a tough go espe- In WSU’s 77-69 loss against cially when you’re in foul trouble,” Stanford on Friday, Ogwumike Daugherty said. “We can absolute- posted numbers well above those ly improve our rebounding and season averages with 36 points scoring in the paint, but when you and 17 rebounds. look at those numbers for Stanford “She is such a competitor and and Cal, you’re going to continue plays extremely hard because to see those types of numbers she’s playing 40 minutes a game against just about anyone in the unless she’s in foul trouble,” said country.” Tomorrow Writing up Bookpeople

DAILYEVERGREEN.COM LIFE EDITOR LANCE LIJEWSKI [email protected] LifeWEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 | PAGE 9 Local artists go global Singer and songwriter brothers dominate contest, receive commercial recognition

COURTESY OF SCOT PEARSON The Olson Bros Band performs at the 7th Annual Elma Chamber Wine & Seafood Festival in Elma, Wash., Jan. 18.

By Hannah Ray Lambert “I wrote the guitar lick and then “They’re at almost every show,” he voted on by fans. The Olson brothers Evergreen reporter started writing some of the first few said. “And my dad’s always getting won the month of July In November, lines, and then we wrote the rest everyone to vote and Mom’s getting a panel choosesone Grand Prize Isaac and Luke Olson only started together,” he said. Isaac was already everyone to vote for us in the competi- Winner from the songs that won each playing guitar together when Luke home for summer break from WSU at tion.” month. . graduated from high school a couple that point. He said their parents also help Both brothers were confident in of years ago. But now, their song The Olson Bros Band began as a them sell CDs and T-shirts at shows. their song, but weren’t necessarily “Sunrise” has made them the 2013 duo in 2011, but now includes Nate Soon after writing the song, the expecting to become the Grand Prize Grand Prize Winners of the Texaco Collins on bass and James Blackburn brothers shot a music video “just Winners, an award that includes Country Showdown Songwriting on drums. for the hell of it,” Luke said. They meeting with industry professionals as well as a $5,000 prize. Competition. The brothers said they have been now have several music videos on Luke, a junior guitar performance “We thought we had the best song,” singing their whole lives in choir as YouTube. Luke said. “But you never know with major at WSU, said the inspiration well as taking voice lessons. Even Luke said their mom was the one for the song hit while he was driv- judges.” though Isaac, a senior, is an engi- that found out about the Texaco After being announced as the ing to Tacoma in the morning last neering major, he said becoming a Showdown. Grand Prize Winners, Luke and Isaac spring when he was attending Pacific professional musician has been the “We thought, ‘why not enter the went to Nashville in mid-January to Lutheran University. He said he was goal since the brothers started playing song?’” Luke said. meet with professional songwriters. “wowed” by the view of the sunrise guitar. He added that their family is Judges chose one winning song and Mt. Rainier. very supportive. each month from a pool of five songs See ARTIST page 11

TV comedian behind ‘Dumb ’ in California By Justin Pritchard valid permit. The Associated Press Earlier in the day, and for much of the weekend, a line LA — It was a caffeine- from the store wound alongside charged Hollywood whodunit: the parking lot and up the block. Just whose bright idea was the Some patrons snapped pictures “Dumb Starbucks” coffee shop in front of a green awning and that popped up and started serv- mermaid logo that is familiar — ing free drinks from the corner except that the word “Dumb” is of an otherwise uncelebrated prominently featured. strip mall? They weren’t coming for After several days of specu- gourmet fare: Their descriptions lation, the big reveal came of the coffee ranged from “hor- Monday: The buzz-generating rible” to “bitter,” and one parent shop was a comedian’s publicity said his daughter complained stunt. that the hot chocolate was like Keeping a straight face, water. Canadian comic Instead, they were just com- told a crowd he was pursuing ing to say they came, and to the “American dream” — before score a white paper cup with a acknowledging that he planned sticker bearing the curious logo. to use the bit on his Comedy “It was a pretty dumb idea to Central show “.” come out in the cold” and wait Soon after, Los Angeles for nearly two hours to get a County health inspectors shut ALAN BERNER | MCT CAMPUS it down for operating without a See STARBUCKS page 11 A Starbucks menu on display at the Reserve store in University Village in Seattle, Dec. 12, 2013. PAGE 10 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRAURY 12, 2014 NEWS DAILYEVERGREEN.COM Gov. Jay Inslee suspends death penalty Local briefs By Rachel La Corte capital punishment is waning. death row inmates will remain Mark Schoesler of Ritzville said 2 dead in Oregon The Associated Press “The death penalty is being in prison rather than face he thought Inslee’s move was used less,” he said. execution. “out of touch.” avalanche; Colorado OLYMPIA — Gov. Jay Inslee Washington state hasn’t “During my term, we will He noted that lawmak- said Tuesday he was suspend- executed an inmate in more not be executing people,” said ers have previously rejected victim found ing the use of the death penalty than three years. There have Inslee. But “nobody is getting opportunities to pass such mea- PORTLAND, Ore. — An ava- in Washington state for as long been seven inmates executed out of prison, period.” sures, “because the public and lanche in the mountains of eastern as he’s in office, announcing a this year in the U.S., according Rep. Reuven Carlyle, a Legislature support keeping Oregon killed two backcountry ski- move that he hopes will enable to the Washington D.C.-based Seattle Democrat who has that tool.” ers and seriously injured two oth- officials to “join a growing criminal justice nonprofit. introduced bills to get rid of Leola Peden, whose daugh- ers Tuesday, and another skier was national conversation about In Olympia, legislative the death penalty, said Inslee’s ter was raped and killed in found dead in Colorado a day after capital punish- efforts to get rid of the death action provides a “profound Tacoma in 1996, was outraged he was swept up in a large slide, ment.” penalty have received public shift” in momentum for future at the decision. The man con- officials said. The first- hearings in recent years, but attempts. victed in her daughter’s death, At least 12 people have died in term Democrat they’ve never gained political “He has opened a legitimate Allen Eugene Gregory, is on avalanches nationally this season, said he came traction. Inslee said he would conversation that gives the death row. Peden, 78, said including six since Sunday. The to the decision support a permanent ban from Legislature the ability to not Inslee hadn’t spoken with her danger of more slides remained after months of lawmakers. only bring legislation forward before announcing the new high after prolonged snowfall review, meet- policy. “He’s absolutely wrong,” measured in feet that has lured ings with vic- Peden said. skiers and snowboarders to the tims’ families, Gov. Jay Inslee “ “I don’t feel that my fam- mountains. prosecutors and He has opened a legitimate conversation that gives ily and my grandchildren and The Oregon avalanche hit at law enforcement. the Legislature the ability to not only bring legislation my great grandchildren should about noon as a group of eight “There have been too many clothe and feed (Gregory),” she was skiing in the remote Wallowa doubts raised about capital forward in the coming years, but to step up and said, “and take care of all his Mountains near Cornucopia, Baker “ County Sheriff Mitch Southwick punishment, there are too health needs and dental care many flaws in this system engage the public in that conversation. said in a written statement. for the rest of his life. Where is A helicopter was dispatched to today,” Inslee said at a news Rep. Reuven Carlyle the justice in that?” conference. “There is too much rescue the survivors but couldn’t Reaction from county get closer than 1.5 miles from the at stake to accept an imperfect prosecutors was mixed. Dan system.” Inslee, who was elected in in the coming years, but to step skiers. The Idaho Army National Satterberg, the elected pros- Guard also sent a reconnaissance Inslee’s action is the latest 2012, said Tuesday that execu- up and engage the public in ecutor in King County, which helicopter. of several state moves on the that conversation,” he said. tions are “unequally applied” in includes Seattle, said the The skiers were among six peo- death penalty in recent years. the state, “sometimes depen- There have been 78 inmates, moratorium “is likely to cause ple and two guides on a five-day In Maryland, lawmakers last dent on the size of the county’s all men, put to death in more delay, expense and uncer- trip organized by Wallowa Alpine year did away with the death budget.” He also said death Washington state since 1904. tainty.” Huts of Joseph, Ore., company penalty, becoming the 18th penalty cases can take years to Since a 1976 U.S. Supreme “A moratorium alone will owner Connelly Brown said. state to do so and the sixth in wind through the legal system Court decision cleared the way not resolve the issues raised by Brown said the clients and six years. Colorado’s governor and represent a drag on state for the resumption of execu- the governor,” Satterberg said guides were all “fit, proficient last year decided to indefinitely and local budgets. tions by states, 1,366 people in a written statement. He said downhill skiers.” stay an execution, saying he He said the system “does have been put to death in the there should be an informed The Colorado skier was iden- had concerns about the fair- not deter crime, costs citizens U.S., according to the Death public debate before the state tified as Kevin Kuybus, 46, of ness of the system and would millions of dollars more than Penalty Information Center. makes changes. Highlands Ranch, just south of be unlikely to allow the delayed life in prison without parole,” In Washington state, nine Kitsap County Prosecutor Denver. case to move forward while is “uncertain in its application” men are currently on death Russell Hauge called the death He and another person were he was in office. And Oregon’s and “exposes families to mul- row. The state Supreme Court penalty “an extremely ineffec- caught in an avalanche Monday governor in 2011 issued a mor- tiple decades of uncertainty.” last month rejected a petition tive tool.” But he noted that the just outside Keystone Ski Resort, atorium similar to what is now Inslee’s moratorium means for release from Jonathan Lee moratorium didn’t change state but the other skier managed to in effect in Washington state. that if a death penalty case Gentry, sentenced to death for law, which obligates county pull himself out and go for help. Richard Dieter, executive comes to his desk, he will issue the murder of a 12-year-old prosecutors to seek the death Members of the Summit County director of the Death Penalty a reprieve. Reprieves aren’t girl in 1988. Gentry could have penalty when circumstances Rescue Group searched for Kuybus Information Center, said the pardons and don’t commute the been the first execution in the warrant. “The problem is,” on Monday and Tuesday. moves away from the death sentences of those condemned state since September 2010. he said, “the law’s still on the penalty show that support for to death. Under Inslee’s system, Senate Republican Leader books.” See AVALANCHE page 12 PAGE 11 | WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 2014 CLASSIFIEDS DAILYEVERGREEN.COM STARBUCKS | Continued from page 9 Local briefs coffee, joked Anthony Solis, who Starbucks Corp., said in an Profits from the production are limited and must be reserved. lives in nearby Hollywood. email. “A Memory, A will be donated to Alternatives to Cost is $75 plus tax. Dumb Starbucks opened She added that most trade- Friday, and the interest it gener- mark disputes are handled infor- Monologue, A Rant, Violence of the Palouse (ATVP), a ated grew over the weekend with mally, suggesting the company local nonprofit organization. WSU Planetarium a boost from posts on might not need to take legal and A Prayer” Performances will be held and Facebook. action. at 7:30 p.m. Feb. 20, 21 and 22. features date night Before the rush of the past At the front counter, a sheet Next weekend, “A Memory, A Tickets are $5. few days, production crews came of frequently asked questions Monologue, A Rant, and A Prayer,” beneath the stars to the location several times to said the store was shielded by will be performed at Jones Theatre “parody law.” in Daggy Hall. The performance Merry Cellars The WSU Planetarium is host- “By adding the word ‘dumb,’ will be hosted with the assistance Valentine’s Dinner ing a “Virgo and Valentine’s” date In the eyes of law, we are technically ‘making fun’ of the V-Day WSU group. night event Friday in Sloan Hall of Starbucks, which allows us

The performance is composed from 7 p.m. to 8 p.m. The show our ‘coffee shop’ is to use their trademarks under hosted in Palouse will provide a presentation of the a law known as ‘fair use,’” the of a selection of writings from

Cellars is hosting a Valentine’s night sky and focus on mytho- actually an art gal- sheet said. credible and globally known It continued: “In the eyes of authors and playwrights previ- Day Winemakers Dinner at Henley logical symbols of yore. Tickets are “ “ lery and the ‘coffee’ you’’re the law, our ‘coffee shop’ is actu- ously compiled in a book. The Court between 6 and 9 p.m. Friday. $10 at the door, $7 for students. buying is considered art. ally an art gallery and the ‘cof- selection addresses the issue of According to Merry Cellars, their Advanced tickets can be pur- fee’ you’re buying is considered violence against women and girls, third annual dinner will provide a chased at TicketsWest.com and at But that’s for our art. But that’s for our lawyers to Beasley Coliseum Box Office. worry about.” and this particular production will meal made by Banyans alongside lawyers to worry One law professor suggested be targeting issues on campus. Merry Cellars wine to drink. Spots From staff reports Dumb Starbucks needed to about. sharpen its legal theory. Dumb Starbucks promotional flyer “Fair use” can protect paro- dies of copyright material, but ARTIST | Continued from page 9 a trademark such as the logo film, according to permits taken has different protections that They will be going back again that. “Sunrise” will also be used in out with Film LA, a private non- Dumb Starbucks may well be violating, said Mark McKenna, sometime this spring or sum- Isaac said the band has been a commercial for Sunrise Tacos profit that issues the licenses. mer to co-write with writers at booking more shows recently. in Thailand. The permits were billed to Abso a trademark law expert at the Lutely Productions, which has University of Notre Dame. Tom-Leis Music. The brothers will perform as a As for the $5,000 prize, Luke produced Fielder’s show. Fielder, the comedian, said Luke said he thinks one of duo at Rico’s Pub Friday and said, “I bought a nice keyboard Once opened, Dumb Monday that he didn’t need the strongest parts of their per- Saturday. They will also play I will be integrating into our Starbucks’ permission and he formances is stage presence. March 1 at Stubblefields for live shows soon. Isaac bought a Starbucks caught the attention was glad the company had not of the real Starbucks. pursued a “case they know they “He has a very enthusiastic Mardi Gras and an all-ages fiddle. And we may be upgrad- “While we appreciate the can’t win.” positive attitude and that’s show at the Grays Harbor ing our PA system soon.” humor, they cannot use our He then revealed that city what it takes to succeed,” said County Fairgrounds in late He said they’ll use the rest name, which is a protected health inspectors had arrived Bradley Ard, Luke’s guitar March. Additionally, they plan to improve the band, whether trademark,” Laurel Harper, a and told his staff that they had to teacher at WSU, adding that to compete in the WSU Battle of through advertising or buying spokeswoman for Seattle-based stop serving drinks. he wishes all students were like the Bands. better equipment.

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