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students and other con- The Outdoor Recreation and Hansen said fee committee ASUI votes to hold ogonfe/d remodeling stituents. Hansen said there Athletic Field Fund also con- members were also concerned have been sacrifices made for tained $330,000, but would be with the depletion of funds to the greater good to ensure UI is depleted by the project. A $5 fee construct the fields and the use BY CAMERLY COX go ahead with the project. providing the best it can for increase proposal had been of student fees to restore the ARGONAUT STAFF ASUI President Autumn everyone involved. instigated to re-establish the fund, Hansen and members of the "In this light and for the fol- fund later. Hansen pointed to campus- ore than a month of Associated Students Fee lowing reasons, the ASUI will Hansen said there had been wide cuts to budgets, programs deliberation has Committee agreed the project not be in support of the field several concerns raised about and departments as a reason to brought ASUI to a deci- would be beneficial and an turf project at this time," she the plan. hold off on the project, sion not to support Kibbie asset to UI students, but said said. One of those concerns is the "It would not be responsible Dome manager Tom McGann's they would oppose the project. The proposal from McGann timing of the project, she said. to support a project like this proposal for synthetic turf In from stated that the would "We'e having to make sacri- while others are facing such KENTARO a position paper project MURAI / ARGONAUT fields east of the Dome. ASUI and the fee committee, cost about $1.6 million, with fices, but the turf project is not fiscal turmoil," she said. The practice field on the east side of the McGann presented the pro- Hansen said they have dis- $1.39 million of the funds a sacrifice," she said, "We fully Hansen said as chair of the Kibbie Dome will not be remodeled because posal to the ASUI senate Feb, cussed student fees and how already available in a Kibbie support the project, and in a ASUI turned down the proposal. 2, asking for student support to they should be spent to profit Dome Turf Replacement Fund. year it may be a better time." See TURF, Page 3

'N WILD S P RIN G B REAK P us-minus K'ET Vote moves to general faculty members

1 BY NATE POPPINO a roved by UI President Tim ASSISTANT NEWS EDITOR vEite and the university's Board of Regents. emember those B-pluses If approved, Reid said, the and A-minuses from pub- system will take one year to set lic school? up and will come into effect dur- They'e coming back. ing the 2006-07 school year. The University of Idaho It will be applied.to all stu- Faculty Council voted Tuesday dents who attend UI at that to approve changing UI to a time and faculty members will plus-minus grading system. have a choice of whether or not The proposal, which passed to use the system. 10-2, will add plus and minus "It would affect everyone categories to letter grades and here from this point onward," will create new grade point Reid said. average levels for those cate- In response to concerns about : gories. student grade point average lev- The council iroted after mem- els falling because of the new ber James Reid reported on system, Reid said he felt grades . what he found to be the general would balance themselves out. faculty and student opinions on "Ifyou had grades that were the grading system. Faculty falling in a normal range it members mere,70 perceiit ifi would remafti the BIIIIIB," Raid favor of th'" change, .he said. said. "Its (the proposal's) likely Reid previously said students .effect would be miriifnal." are almost completely against Council member the idea. said he experiencedMickey'unter a "The main reason for liking it change to plus-minus grading that faculty quoted was it when he was a student, and allows greater precision in grad- higher-achieving students may ing," Reid said. end up with a lower GPA. Since the proposal first came "It lowers your GPA, but I up before the council last sum- still kind of got a job I kind of mer, Reid said, he has received like," Gunter said, joking. "I input on it from faculty across think it really will lower the the university and student students who are high achiev- such ASUI and the d'ups as ers." Fraduate Student Association. Council member Ed Reid said the grading system is already'in use at three Idaho Bechinski asked Reid whether universities: Idaho State C-minus students would face University, Lewis-Clark State the same academic probation as College and Albertson's College other students who fall below a of Idaho. In addition, C-average GPA. Washington State University "Students know that going and UI's College of Law also use in, a C-minus is not a C," Reid the system. said. The proposal will now be sent The grading system will have to the next general faculty no A-plus or D-minus. Reid said meeting on May 4 for another that is because the proposal vote. uses the same language as Ifthe faculty votes in favor of WSU's system, which lacks the it, it will then need to be two grades. Money 101:When shopping goes wrong

DANIEL SICKLEY / ARGONAUT Ul political science freshman lan Harpole slides down Phi Delta Theta's makeshift Slip 'n Slide Thursday afternoon while enjoying the nice spring weather. BY LIRA WAREHAM people think they need an item, ARGONAUT STAFF said assistant psychology pro- fessor Traci Craig. ndrea Meldrum did not "They provide you with a need any shoes, but she roblem you didn't think you bought three pairs of the ad," she said. same style anyway. Craig said aii example is a Hunsen fixes lax student quarre/ Fees announced "I am an out-of-control shop- cell phone commercial she saw STAFF REPORT ing addict," said Meldrum, a in December. The commercial BY CAMERLY COX student leaders are trying to redefine reshman English major at showed a family in a mall with- ARGONAUT STAFF which programs'osts should be shared niversity of Idaho President Tim %hite University of Idaho. "I bought out cell phones. They realized by all students. issued his finalized request for a student the pink and purple for less they had a huge problem ssues between members of the "What they'e going to have to do ii fee increase &om $1,816to $1,984. than I bought the tan, so that because they could not commu- Student Bar Association and the rebate their students $22.75," Hansen The 9.3 percent increase announced Tuesday justified it. I still don't know nicate with each other, Craig t Associated Students Fee Committee said. was not unexpected and had been discussed for what Fm going to wear them said. The family decided they have finally been settled after SBA mem- Hansen said before the change in the several weeks. with, but I guess I'l figure that needed cell phones, and after bers complained about having to pay a system, SBApaid fees as a part ofASUI's The majority ofthe $168 full-time student fee out later." they bought cell phones for the dedicated student fee increase, ASUI budget, but their portion OF the fees was ($122.65) will once again go to matriculation, Meldrum said the tan pair family, their problems vanished. President Autumn Hansen said. returned to them before the budget was like last year's fee increase, which was request- was $75 and the other two pairs Craig said water, food and Hansen said she and ASUI leaders finalized. ed and instituted by interim UI President Gary were $30 each. shelter, rather than cellu?ar acted on concerns brought forward by. The only change, she said, is that the Michael. People buy products for a phones and computers, are SBA at the fee committee's open student fees are rebated to the law'tudents A significant increase made by ASUI leaders variety of reasons, and most needs. forum last week. Members of SBA dis- instead of kept by the law school. to bolster their budget has also been approved businesses base their market- O'alley said marketing is agreed with having to pay'a $22.75 Hansen said she hoped this change and included in %hite's budget. ing strategies on those reasons, also present in supermarkets. increase to the dedicated student fee, would not set a precedent. She said the An additional $22.75, a 50.1percent increase, said Kathy OMalley, a UI busi- She said many supermarkets which is currently $144.35. decision was one they made quickly in an will be added to the ASUI budget, on top of the ness professor. use store structure to sell more %hile SBAmembers and law students effort to solve the issues at hand. $45.40 the student government already receives said'Malley one technique products. wiH still pay full student fees, the dedi- "It was a procedural issue that I &om each undergraduate student. The increase is sale items like the shoes When people enter WinCo cated student fee increase will be solved. We will continue collaborating will add more than $413,000 to the ASUI budg- Meldrum bought. She said Foods, they are forced to turn returned to them by the UI Law School. after spring break," she said. "The goal et. sometimes businesses lose left into an aisle before they can The dedicated student fee pays for was to figure out the issues with the UI intercollegiate athletics will abo receive money on these low prices in reach any other aisle, O'alley outdoor programs, student media and SBA.It has all been done in the spirit of an increase of $5, which means students will go order to lure people into the pointed out. international programs for students, collaboration." &om paying $95.50 to the athletic 4Iepartment businesses. The hope of the "It's inconvenient to go any Hansen explained, and the programs are Mark Brainard, UI budget director, each semester to $100.50. businesses is that people will shared by all UI undergraduate, gradu- %hite's overall increase will add more than fiscal buy other items. See NONFF, Page 3 ate and law students. These programs See QUARRKI„Page 3 $3 million to the UI budget for the 2006 Another technique is making are referred to as "common goods," and year, which begins July 1.

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TODAY March 21 Today- Monday Thursday Sunny31'ATURDAYPartly Partly 30'UHOAY. Master class: Anthony Padllla, piano HI: Cloudy Cloudy Farewell reception for Jan Lewis, payroll Spring Recess at Ul Spring Recess at Ul 54'o: School of Music Recital Hall Hi: Hi: manager 54'o: 54'o: "Taylor 3;30-5;30 P.m. 30 Idaho Commons Whitewater Room lbesday UIRA special program: Pat Peek, 10 a.m.-noon Ranch and Cougar Dave" UI Martin Forum Spring Recess at Ul Good Samaritan Village UITV-8 'ENATEBPSRT Sigma XI Distinguished Lecture: Paul 1:30p.m. Sherman, "Darwinian Medicine" Wednesday 8 p.m. March 9, 2005 in Boise, Life Sciences South, Room 277 March 18 Senate Business 3;30 p.m. Spring Recess at Ul Open Forum Last day of Spring Recess at Ul ASUI Sen. Alex Stegner said Senate Bill ASUI Faculty Council representative S05-41, providing for the appointment of ASUI Everett the Kimberly Famen spoke to the senate Sen. Eric to position of ASUI senate parliamentarian, would be regarding a presentation at the Faculty held.. Council meeting about the new TLC build- allowed to choose, many will opt for one Everett said Senate Bill S05-42, provid- Congress to take growing told Congress Wednesday. over a piece done by a student in the pre- ing. She said the original number of class- up can be easily guessed using "crack- ing for the revision of term limits for all The testimony by Comptroller General vious semester's class involving the perks that rooms in the TLC was 29, but new funding identity ing" ASUI-appointed officials would be held in problem of theft David Walker, head of the Government given to Rutgers athletes. As part of her programs. has been pulled for a 30th classroom. information security flrm- the Ways and Means Committee until the Accountability ONce —a congressional coursework, Fraidy Reiss had detailed When She also spoke concerning Ul — next senate meeting. WASHINGTON A growing outcry watchdog agency —encouraged some of the programs and services avail- Neohapsls tries to crack the passwords of President Tim White's restructuring plan. over security breaches at giant informa- "we Senate Bill S05-43, providing for the Democrats, who want Bush to drop his able only to those who played sports for its Fortune 500 clients, usually have She said the deadline for faculty cuts is tion brokers —coupled with the establishment of rules of accountability to growing proposal for new personal accounts the university, including preferential several, dozen within the first five minutes today. sophistication of scammers —is the ASUI Governing Documents for elected jolting before they negotiate any plan to fix Social scheduling and one-on-one tutoring. at least," said Greg Shipley, the firm's Shayna G(fbo, a sales associate for the consumers with a grim threat: They'e and appointed oNcials, was sent to the Security's long-term solvency shortfall. Reiss got an A-plus from Baehr. But chief technology officer. college division of Jostens, a company 8 more vulnerable than ever to identity theft. Ways and Means Committee. But Walker also said that the impact the Rutgers student newspaper, The Daily Those would be the easy passwords.. that specializes in celebration events, Congress begins a series of hearings Senate Resolution S05-04, which that private accounts would have on Targum, declined to run the article, saying But even hard passwords, such as non- spoke an official ring program Thursday into how data-collection compa- concerning states that a move to tuition will be a hin- Social Security would depend entirely on it lacked balance. words with numbers or symbols thrown:, for Ul. She said it is new program and nies with huge databases collect, handle a drance for the students in the state of how they'e funded and what other steps The paper also refused to run the in, can be deciphered within a day using;. T will involved. She said the and sell personal information, and hopes ASUI get Idaho and also moves the state legislature are taken —such as pension-benefit cuts piece as an advertisement. On Monday, special cracking programs, for sen- whether new federal regulations are need- program is exclusive juniors and away from its commitment to higher edu- or tax increases —to shore up the sys- the Targum ran an editorial written by edi- "Unless you'e talking 14-character to "take dol- ed to improve security and privacy. iors and includes sponsoring cation, was passed unanimously. Copies tem's long-term solvency, The GAO chief tor in chief Nick Sevilis defending the passwords, almost everything out there is lars" off the of the Capitol Hill is responding to growing price rings. of the resolution shall be forwarded to the also said that action is needed soon to decision not to print the article or the ad, crackable," Shipley said. consumer anxiety fueled by two serious Gribo also said the "Grand Finale," Idaho State Legislature and Idaho Gov. address the system's solvency problem and challenging suggestions that the inde- security breaches at large data brokers, where graduating students can pick up Dirk Kempthorne. before it worsens. pendent newspaper was influenced by much of whose business Is unregulated. Democracy spreading across their cap and gown and announcements Senate Bill S05-44, providing for serv- "Social Security does not face an pressure from the athletic department. ChoicePoint, the largest information li would take place March 2940. ice to Moscow community by philanthro- immediate crisis, but it does face a large "The only group on campus we are Middle East, Bush says broker, warned 145,000 people last readership," py, was passed unanimously. and growing problem," Walker told the beholden to Is our very own month that criminals posing as small — a Presidential Communications Senate Bill S05-46, providing for the House Ways and Means Committee in its Sevllls wrote. WASHINGTON President Bush on businesses had accessed their personal 1 suspension of the Section 1010.010of the first hearing this year on problems facing Tuesday kept pressure on Syria, demand- data. The firm, which is headquartered in ASUI President Autumn Hansen was ASUI Rules and Regulations, was passed the national pension system. Future could mean use of ing anew that it withdraw its 14,000 suburban Atlanta, data on mil- I) not available for comment, She, along with unanimously, compiles Bush has made changing Social troops from Lebanon and telling the lions of Americans and sells it to compa- smar I cards, tokens, ASUI Vice President Jessica Helsley and Security his highest second-term domes- Damascus government and Iran to stop nies and government agencies. presidential policy adviser Humberto Camer/y Cox tic priority and is campaigning hard to sell 'Passfaces'or passwords meddling in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, At least 750 people were defrauded, ( Cerrillo are spending the rest of the week his vision of new private investment In a speech on tenoiism that was but California officials who are investigat- accounts to a skeptical country. Polls What's your computer password' more a "State of the Middle East" ing the breach estimate that more than show public opinion turning away from Don't want to tell'? Good for you, address, Bush said democracy was ; CROSSWOHDPNZLE 400,000 consumers may have had their Bush's approach, and in Congress, When office workers were asked the expanding in the region- from Baghdad data compromised, Democrats are virtually united in opposi- same question outside a London subway to Beirut to Riyadh —making it less of a ACROSS I 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 0 Io 11 12 13 And on Wednesday, Lexis Nexis tion while are 1 First name in Republicans split, station last year, 71 percent were willing recruiting ground for terrorists bent on announced that intruders using identifica- espionage to give up their password —just for a.free tion froni legitimate businesses were able attacking the United States. 5 Memory method Rutgers calls off censorship chocolate bar. "Across to access to information on as the Middle East, a critical 9 Pot starters get many So maybe you'e more careful than 14 Olfactory as 32,000 U.S. citizens in a database of mass of events is taking that region in a . It turned out to be a lesson in freedom the average London oNce worker. But offense Seisnet, its subsidiary. — hopeful direction," the president said at Something of the press for none other than the you'e not off the hook just yet. "By 15 Seisnet, based in Boca Raton, Fla„ the National Defense University. now shared people who run Rutgers University's jour- Do you write down your password and and recently acquired by Lexis it should be clear that authoritarian rule is 16 Leg bone PR PR 27 PR PR RO it "safe" —like under Nexis'orporate nalism department, keep someplace parent, Reed Elsevier Group, not the wave of the future; it is the last 17 Presidential The chairman of the department said your keyboard' power 31 32 33 34 35 38 supplies data to a crime and terrorism gasp of a discredited past." Tuesday that he is reversing his edict that Do you use the same password for 18 Exploits database, called Matrix, for the U.S. gov- Some Middle East analysts, while 37 3u 40 on-campus topics would be off-limits to different accounts? 19 Benefit from ernment, acknowledging that change is clearly tutoring students in the investigative reporting Is your password the name of a family An FTC survey in 2003 found that 9.9 under way iri the region, suggest that 20 Components class. The change of heart came after a member, pet or favorite team? Is it simply million Americans had their personal data Bush is overreaching about its scope- 22 Blessed 45 48 47 squall of media coverage and objections a word? 23 Claim as a right stolen. and underestimating the danger that from faculty, including professors in his If you do any of these things, you'e 24 Foundation 49 50 51 52 03 One of those victims, Ruth Wilburn of events could spin out of control. 25 Regardless of own department. helped make a joke out of passwords. Cocoa, Fla„discovered that someone "What bothers me about this speech is 28 Slugger'8 stat be "We'e been going around on this dis- It's been a dirty little secret in the tech had opened 15 credit card accounts in the euphoria, that 'Golly, all this Is going 31 Ambassadors'ffices cussing it with colleagues in the media, world for years: Passwords have outlived 50 her name and her mother's name, to be great,'" said former State faculty and ...the general public," said their usefulness. But how else are people 35 Secret Hundreds of miles from her home, a Department official David Mack, the vice 62 83 John V. Pavllk, chairman of the journalism to prove their identities when logging on observers "Ruth Wilburn" was charging high-priced and media studies department. "I don' to their office computer, their online bank- president of the Middle East Institute, a 37 Guys'dates clothes, jewelry and electronics. 38 runs know if I'd say it was pressure. Really it ing site or their Amazon or eBay Washington nonprofit that tends to be Dry "It's 40 Swindle was,kvind of,justvf}nIiingpo(lt,what'@loing jfccounts? sympathetic to Arab v)i)ws; well to be 41 In full hearing PersoTIal accounts could to wovr'k tlie best Ior the class and the"stu- " Ty'pthg'III'Vln'keesin may'k'oon'be (I'da'reful'Nba 4vhat'yo'u wlsli for, because 43 Greedy " — dents ", passe.: Instead, you II)ight have to carry you may get it and it may come back to 45 Morning hasten,g jcial Security At%0'tie(jinr(III'DTNib"88f18st8i in somethin'g vf)ith'))bII hf )?Du'wdnl'Io'l6g on. haunt you later," moisture 5 Most circular Solutions from March 8 shortfall, GAO finds human advocates cele- 46 Truly amazing 6 Force out January, Pavlik had prescribed that stu- Or you might have to get a body part Many rights brated the shah of Iran's overthrow in 46 Iowa State city 7 Very FrenCh? LABS ORRBE A DOG — dents in the class, taught once a week by scanned, Or you might have to get to 49 Elicits WASHINGTON Private investment 6 Switchback turn UN I TPE(AU RO RA veteran newsman Guy T, Baehr, could no know some strangers'aces. 1979, Mack noted, only to see a hard-line 54 Sports venues accounts such as those President Bush 9 Map tomes L I F(ATA BC L EVER longer cover Rutgers, The change, he The problem with passwords boils Islamic theocracy replace him. While the 57 Wite ot 10 Female reiative e'ndorses not only will not save Social Odysseus UTENS I LCRO N E said, was an effort to get students off down to this: The stronger they are, the change in Iran may prove posive in the 11 Ski lift Security, but they also could accelerate "it's 59 French Open Cork's SANDLOT REG AT TA campus and out covering "real world" harder they are to remember. If people are long term, turning out to be a very, 12 country the retirement system's financial prob- winner of 1969 13 Dune material ANYBODY AWL topics. forced to use a difficult password, they very long term," he said. lems, a nonpartisan government official 60 Warsaw native 21 Ceases SHUNT OWL D I E T The move came on the heels of a flap will write it down and keep it handy. If 61 "The Right Stuff" 22 Fri. to((ower ACNE BANDY OLEO Ofg. 24 Small nightclub T Y K E LOG T ESTS 62 Spooky 26 Strainers E L I BARONGB 63 SIJpplicant's 27 Mexicali money request 26 Puerto DENT I ST ERA SERB 64 Molecular 29 Suitor ~ DELTA PER T A I N The University of Idaho Argonaut is published twice weekly, Tuesday and Friday, building block 30 Distinctive CL EAVE AHA ERNE Don't like the during the academic year. During summer months, the Argonaut is published every 65 Post-Christmas doctrines PASBERYEB ELBA events other Wednesday. 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cled with a Generation 2 infill will receive a rebate. since the committee's decisions She said while they are still -': turf system and that "We were still opposed to pay- affect SBA, they should have unclear and undefined, TURF Iightinp many'tudents would allow activities after QUARREL ing the fee at the very end. We representation on the commit- are worried they are From Page 1 dark and year-round. From Page 1 voiced those concerns to (UI tee. paying for programs they do not "The ASUI senate is the College of Law) Dean (Don) "If the AS Fee Committee is use and do not benefit from. ..fte, cotpmittee, she placed the voice of the students," he said. said he is happy the decision Burnett, but the goal at this making decisions, the SBA "Ifit's something I use, I will 'a opfion.jf a fee increase for the "Ifthey don't want to begin this was "reached amiably." point is to maintain and improve should have representation that be happy to pay for it," she said. g "It's out- relationships," she said. is meaningful so the vote "But I don't know if aO students ! project right now, we won'." probably the best The'committee voted against McGann said he thought come," he said. "They'e really Hansen said she was glad counts," she said. should have a fee increase to pay B"project at this there was a lot of confusion sur- . doing what they feel is best." SBA's concerns had been Fegelein said SBA's goal now for the common goods." rounding the proposal. He said while he had little brought into the open and is to either pass a bill that will Fegelein said SBA is not try- vor the allo- "I don't thmk people under- involvement in the decision, he changes could be made. include them in the committee ing to get out of paying for these requests stand it enough." did apeak with Hansen on the But Fegelein said SBA's ini- or to come up with a new com- programs, but members believe 'recreation to McGann said he has seen issue. tial concern had not yet been mittee for SBA separate from ASUI can't mandate a fee * 'a nI'm without set " tst reserve fund how much a project like this very impressed with remedied. She said the reason it the fee committee. increase a budget. .',i.'that"cab adequately support the could benefit the student body Autumn and how she handled opposed ASUI'8 fee proposal was Hansen said she was con- Brainard agreed with project at a later date, 'ansen and he had contacted several it," he said. "I don't foresee any because law students were cerned with SBA's objective to Fegelein and said he hopes the said. universities who use synthetic problems with their conclusion." included in the fee increases dis- gain equal representation on the one issue the groups will contin- . ASUI Sen. Tom Gallery, a turf on their practice fields. SBA President Suzanne cussed by the fee committee, but committee. ue to consider is the common member of the fee committee, "Everyone said we'd be crazy Fegelein said overall she was no longer had representation on "There are 8,000 students goods. said he supported the proposal not to do it," he said. happy with the changes. the committee or were a part of represented by ASUI and 300 by "They'e very important and I and wished the committee had McGann said he has been "I didn't get to go to the meet- the deliberation for the fee pro- the SBA,"'she said. "It'd be a hope the groups will work more time to consider the issue. working on this project for ing, and our communications posal. California-Idaho situation." together on this matter," he He said he abstained from the three years because he thinks it were primarily through e-mail, Fegelein said until the night She said this issue has not said. vote. students. but Autumn did her best for the before the forum, neither she been touched on yet. Fegelein said since the con- will be a benefit to I'm "I really wanted a collective "Iwill pursue it until I'm told SBA," she said. "The students nor any other members of SBA "The process is broken. cerns have been identified, she forum," he said. "But the com- to cease," he said. will pay the fee and the SBA will were aware the fee committee not sure if it can be solved by believes the groups can work niittee felt that wasn't possible. Hansen encouraged further et back 100 percent. existed. Fegelein said SBA did everyone at the table or by cooperatively for a better sys- some research and found everyone separately," Hansen tem.. It is too bad. I. wish we could discussion of the project. ssentially there is a pay quick "We'e have rallied more support and "Again, I would like to com- increase, but then it gets legislation stating SBA should said. seen the flaws, and all more time because is returned to them." be included on the committee, Fegelein said SBA's final con- we could do was to react" she had it a mend the efforts of the field turf "The good project." project constituents in making Fegelein said while SBA'8 ini- but at the forum was informed cern were the common goods said. rebate is the soiution of a bill kicking them off the their fees, as well as undergrad- for now, but we'e going to keep Gallery said he thinks the this a well known issue and tial goal was not to pay the it." proposal should go through in athering as much information increase at all, she is pleased it committee. She said, however, uate and graduate fees, pay for. working on the future. rom departments on campus as "We'l try to keep it in the 'possible," she said. "The field spotlight," he said. "We'l con- turf project can and will oper ;>v usit*'fiiture date ' " McGann said the project was McGann said if they were to There's still plenty of waiting only for student get a "thumbs up" from the stu- approval. He said it would not dent body, they could have had Transformation... move forward without an OK the project done before or soon skating left at Palouse Ice Rink! from the senate. after students returned from The project would include summer break in late August. Spring Schedule remod- two 80-yard fields to be Sun. 3/13 Fri 3/8

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glllII Immons a I. I t IIi I The University uf Idaho Argonaut Page 4 Friday, March 11,2005 NEWS FLING Police say don't be a victim SPRING of the work-at-home seams se BY CYNTHIA REYNAUD "We definitely want to know if police department last week list- ARGONAUT STAFF the students get led astray from ed several ways to avoid becom- a job we listed," Renfrow said. ing a victim of work-at-home Ifit sounds too good to be true, Classic work-at-home seams scaIIIS: t+n it's too good to be true. include envelope stufflng, prod- ~ Closely examine the ad or ; That is the advice University uct assembly or craft work, and offer of Idaho campus division com- medical billing, according to the ~ Don't give out personal mander Lt. Paul Kwiatkowski ostal inspection branch of the information to a person or com- genve about the notorious work- nited States Postal Service. pany you don't know ett-home seams students often The newest scam is reshipping ~ Be suspicious of any offer 2 receive in e-mails or see posted fraud. that doesn't pay a regular salary iround town. "Work-at-home shippers are or involves an overseas company Kwiatkowski said he has promised substantial amounts of ~ Check out the company with riever personally dealt with a stu- money. All they have to do is the FTC, Better Business dent who has fallen victim to one receive, repackage and then mail Bureau, state attorney general or of these seams, but has read merchandise to a foreign your local consumer protection inany articles in police journals address. What they don't know is agency. and magazines about people who that the merchandise was paid "And any time you have to pay have. for. with stolen credit cards. In to be employed, it should send up "People do fall for it," he said. effect, the work-at-home shipper a red flag," Wommack said. Tammy Renfrow, interim coor- becomes part of a fencing opera- Kwiatkowski said in a lot of dinator of UI's Job Location and tion by receiving and mailing cases, students just need to use Development office, said they try stolen goods," states the postal common sense. If people are to'ist only legitimate jobs, toss- inspection Web site, offering to pay $100,000 a year intg any that look suspicious. She Cpl. Carl Wommack, the crime for stuffing envelopes, it's proba- Redid she can't remember any time revention officer at the Moscow bly a scam. He said if it was that she has heard a student complain olice Department, said the best for anyone to make such a easy ARGONAUT about the authenticity of any of form of protection is getting edu- large sum of money in a year, KENTARO MURAI I the jobs provided through the UI cated on the matter. everyone would be quitting their Local restaurateur Grahm Liily (left) and math education senior and KUOI radio personality Eric Saueracker (nghtj service. A press release sent out by the current jobs and signing up. play frisbee golf on the administration lawn on Wednesday. New UI ance oor wi ene j.t stu ents, communi

BY KIMBERLY HIRAI and Dance. foundation," Dolny said. placed on top of the 3,500 square-foot ing the weekdays. ARGONAUT. STAFF The dance floor is the largest in the 'I8 dance program has seen an out- floor in order to create a small amount of Swing Devils also uses the space peri- Moscow-Pullman area, and provides a reach of support from the community as traction for pointe shoes, such as those odically to hold conferences or daylong Slippered feet will soon be pointing, performance and practice space for many well. Halloran said that along with, the used inballet, but create a generally non- workshops, while Northwest Dance and taPping, hopping and stepping to a new local entities. 10,000 grant, they have received about stick surface for ease when dancing. Spectrum II Arts Schools often use it for beat when a new dance floor is installed Greg Halloran, coordinator of dance 10,000 from the public. He also said UI Halloran said the school's dancers, performances in the physical education building. for UI's Dance Theatre program, also has raised an additional $5,000 from teachers and directors say the replace- Dolny said they hope to hold a grand The new floor will be purchased with helped in gathering information for the alumni and supporters of the dance pro- ment ofthe floor will come at a time when opening performance in the studio early the help of a $10,000 grant the University grant application. gram. it is needed most. in the fall semester to display the new of Idaho Dance program was awarded by The Paul G. Allen Family Foundation Installment of the $25,000 floor is "It was a state-of-the-art dance floor; floor. the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation in was created in 1986, and now helps sup- scheduled for May. The process should be but it's 30 years old, and it no longer "It's been a collaborative effort November, after College of Education port and fund nonprofit organizations in completed within two weeks, according to springs," he said. between the center for dance, the dance development director Kathy Belknap the Pacific Northwest, according to the organizations that design the floor. Used by more than 300 UI students in organizations in the surrounding commu- applied for the grant about a year ago. foundation's Web site. Installation will coincide with. summer dance classes ranging from hip-hop and nity, and the private donors to really "She's the one that convinced us that The grant will not only mark the con- camps and programs in the studio. jazz to modern dance and ballet, the floor make this project happen," Dolny said. we had a project that was worthy of a struction of a new floor, but a milestone in Dolny said a wood-sprung sub floor has seen a lot of foot traffic. "In spite of the tight financial times the Paul G. Allen Family Foundation grant," UI'8 history as well, will be laid over the pre-existing floor, Halloran said the studio is used by university's experiencing, a lot of groups said Dennis Dolny, director of the division "We are the first University of Idaho with a foam material underneath. A local schools and the Festival Dance and individuals stepped forward to make of Health, Physical Education, Recreation program to receive a grant from that Marley floor rubberized finish will be Performing Arts Academy for classes dur- this happen."

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Ih Phil Roderick needs a clue What are you dDIIIg fOr Dear Editor, Spring Break alld hOW are When I read the article, "CJ's owner NGB yoU going to make it safe?:„- upset with possible campus pub," in Tuesday's issue of the Argonaut, I thought CJ's owner Phil Roderick's comments "Going to Puerto „,", Villarta. I'l not „'„'. were highly dramatic, and out of line. I try don't understand how Roderick thinks he to drink too much." 's going to make people want to stop a pub from coming to campus by making Argonaut readers feel guilty for wanting to Ryan Atkins; I, broaden opportunities on their campus, Junioi" or ~ p" by making threats, rye/ 0 Secondary„". I Saying, "If the university takes away ) education;,"; our business and starts selling beer ...I'l Anchorage, Alaska.:„-'l u shut down CJ's and take away the fun," is .r et m a threat, Comments that accuse the uni- ATKINS I 'in versity of being "greedy" are harsh. I r in', wouldn't hesitate to remind Roderick that

if this "greedy" university were not in Cr Moscow, his bar might not even exist. I didn't know there were any plans to "I l3EAR Tl PPl gC HuOE AI.Pals. Clime>SS am going home@'o place a pub on campus, but I feel safe to spend time with,'y guess that if a pub were to open on cam- family. Also to; pus it wouldn't have the same dance club relax, and be atmosphere that CJ's has, and therefore prepared for the should not interfere with the amount of 1'Ise> other half of the Ht 6onOr 1 ge,ch money Roderick's bar is making, If CJ's semester." is a "top-notch, classy" establishment, as Roderick claims, it should not fail just Maria Avila because of one new pub opening on Freshman, . campus. It should be able to stand on its General studies,. ''„ own merit. , y AVILA Pasco, Wash. I don't want to seem unsympathetic i;st toward a local business owner, I support local business, however, I don't like Roderick's comments about my universi- gthr ty, nor do I care for his complaining about the seasonal business that comes with "I am going to owning a business in Moscow. If you th. Smstn hr~C 4;Cnyn) Arizona to kick it „:,,;-'ARCIA open a bar in a college town, should you 'Hrn.hre. with sor'ne friends. know that there are to be off sea- 8ULDE R 8Oxl N C going Driving safe doesn't I:;Try sons, and if Roderick like the especiallybynot ag c amount of money he has to into his put drinking and business, then maybe he should consider SEAN GARMIRE / ARGONAUT driving. Just a different business, keeping it cool."

Erin Bissegger Hugo Garci Grad student .. r," Freshman~ Education Criminal justice~ ,:i er ana4 CNIPUSNM communicat/onsC Safety, responsibility wisely encouraged Pasco, Wash.C It'S running Of the bull f you are one of the unlucky often fatal. If you need to ally fatal decision. Know ty to turn "adults" into 3- New York Daily News (KRT) —With his students who has not yet be brown, use sunless tan-; . your limits and do not year-olds. And we all know r'areer ending.in a crash, and on his last, 1left;the, Llnivereity„pf Jd8tho, .'. ~gh>4";,'<»bye:.'. ~ ".'„',i'arh 'cd ...:;.t,'', 't p''I.-htoxaeeg~g@n y)sin, r .'.<,=-jithryrtttrhtit'Habeas'it)tthxIt'injrou='. day of,anchoring the "CBS Evening it likely meani'y'ou. have one -8 . Three. Rod'Bttzl)II8''kg'-.'tw»o':t'-'F.'~,-',"""'0'gjj~@~yth;. 'friende .'='-"„ryii%jgi",soigne~ j'~tj'pur 'Silt)ng',a'[email protected] ~ -.,ch 'xbsgi'tth".'"~'+': ''gib~'. r 'w'jlfmmakme'-It News," Dan Rather ought to benefit from more:midterm," "'*exa'tin;,(gitiod, luck ",„'.r,ovagltiias do~(i)'e@g;pne Ji'tlrirdkg~jgC'',, sate 'he traditioii 'of kind,'decent words w'ith "Giat. niglit's sleep. Your body Do not purchase a by staying close being 5 chimp; ' 2 He is not as cute ae you m said about the dearly departed. But Rather As for the rest of you, you may be awake, but your that hot female escort or think he is, so don't sleep to the couch." has made sympathy or even silence likely are already on Spring mind will not be. And a drugs, no matter how much with him. Beer goggles can impossible by adopting an exit strategy Break. And the Argonaut has fully functioning brain is your friends dare you to do turn the sleazy guy from Jason Hathom+

that is as unseemly as it is bizarre. 10 tips to make sure you enjoy important when driving. so. Generally, these deci- the bar into an'o Freshman Sttty me for expecting anything else. your Spring Break. not leave after pulling eione also relate to having Abercrombie model. And do General studies@ In interviews, Rather two all-nightere too much to drink. want a string of has 10. No allowed. You just But . you really to wake up Homedale8 studying because you want to start Break is not an next to the morn- inadvertently revealed the raging ego that do not need to know how to Spring that in excuse to make decisions .'artying. took him to the top of his business, and diagram a sentence or dif- 'rig? took him over the cliff. "I'm big- 7 Do not drive drunk. This that will land you in jail. 1 Wear a "helmet." What then a ferentiate a calculus equa- HATHORN hu'nter," needs no explanation. Remember that permanent game he told my colleague tion to lie on a beach, I 4 happens in Mexico does not "And I'l could cite statistics and marker is hard wash off. Richard Huff. continue to hunt big will to always stay in Mexico. Thinking only make give examples, but every- game." your'ead hurt did- Again, it is an incident that Specifically, the sexually (as if it one knows it is a poor and relates to having too much. transmitted He also told Huff that "after 43 years, n't hurt enough already diseases from often fatal decision. It is to drink. should fol- I'e got a lot of scars. They'e all from the from the hangover). But you a one-night stand will I didn't I worth the $20 to call a taxi. not drink enough that you low you the rest of your front, get it in the back because 9 Tanning oil is not sun- nStayin't home didn't run." Or —heaven forbid —you pass out and end up the life. screen. Everyone wants a could walk. victim random and watching Analogies to hunting and running and of a punk- don't — golden glow. Unfortunately, 6 There is no need for chuz- lllg. Remember, if you sur- Aquateen and batges and bravery who talks about that golden glow is more Sealab. Safe ...I'l himself like that? No journalist I know. ging contests; you already 3 Do not run with a straw in often a painful, red burn. be able to summer vaca- not know who will win —the . enjo~ try to eat too t Real journalists don't regard them- can can- your mouth. And one more And it cause skin beer. Binge drinking is reason to not drink too tion. Have fun many taquitos." selves as heroes or macho veterans. They cer, which unfortunately is don't think about their stories as "game" another poor and occasion- much. Alcohol has the abili- A.l. Christifer to be shot and hung on the wall like some Kamme ger Even after lots of beer, don' trophy. they Senior boast about their battles because experi- Theater and Film ence has taught them to be wary of those 's Salmon who thump their chests. For real journal- C owner needs to come back the to Earth ists, the story is story. Lights, camera, journalism? usiness rule No. 1:Do not alienate owned and operated campus pub. Roderick decorations and people grinding on each He also sounds like he's locked in a your customers. Apparently Phil is just off the mark when he says UI is other. That sounds more like a bad frat time warp, for there is a1970s quality to Roderick, owner of CJ's, didn't get greedy. The pub has nothing to do with party. Doing without the weird abstract down Richard B Rather's boasts. Bringing that memo, because that's just what he did funding the university, so learn about visuals on the big screen would help too. Nixon was the ultimate "gotchan story, week. something before Don't off'the "Hanging out in earlier this JOSHSTUDOR you spout off about it. 4. piss media. Calling news and it unleashed a generation of investiga- Moscow and Twin ',', Roderick left Opinion Editor 9.Play some good music and tell your DJe reporters and telling them they need to tive reporters who fantasized about nailing University of Idaho stu- to stop talking over the top of it. Granted, "wake up" and start "taking care of busi- (Falls), Yal Not a president. J'e ness" drinking." dents crying when he C is a Top-40 club, but people want vari- just makes the media even more I Rather, who covered Watergate, seems was quoted in Tuesday's ety and do not want to hear the same unfriendly. to hove lived his life looking to repeat the Argonaut saying, "Ifthe songs over and over. DJs should be paid to 3.Don't alienate your clientele. When peo- Kathryn Litke; I sensation. university takes away play music and shut up. ple start saying crazy things like "Greed Senior That quest is relevant, of course, to his our business and starts 8. Expect lulls in the market. CJ's is in a kills, and the university is getting greedy. Justice studies demise. The story he and his team did on selling beer ...I'l shut college town. If it weren't for the universi- It will kill bars and end up killing stu- and psychology President Bush's National Guard service down CJ's and take ty, this town would be about the size of dents," it starts making patrons think Twin Falls would no doubt qualify as one of his "big- away the fun'." Not Palouse or Troy. The uriiversity is the only gone off the deep end. Business 'ou'e e game" hunts. Perhaps it could have because they were ead, reason CJ's even exists. With that in mind, owners can't blame clientele for'poor busi- LITKE r brought down a president, or at least but because of they plan for most of the people to be gone in ness shifted an election. Indeed, the probe into COuldn't Stay laughing. Josh's column appears the summer and hohdays. Adapt to this 2. Stop charging a cover. There is no way the fiasco uncovered some chatter among IB he really serious? regularly nn the paces ol the instead of complaining about it. Give rea- the number of cover charges can make up the participants along those very lines. Apparently he is. Due to sons for students to stay in Moscow for the for the lack of drink sales from people who I address la All that was missing were the facts. his own inability to keep weekend. Nobody forced Roderick to open won't don't it's arg oPlnienlsub.uidahn.edu just pay, I care if 50 cents, But that didn't stop Rather from plunging his mouth shut, the arti- a bar in a college town. it's not worth it. Last year, CJ's was where "I to you'e Don't am going ahead. What do facts matter when cle used quote after quote that left 7. try stupid ideas like a CJ's Bus. everyone ended up after getting drunk. relax." Dan Rather, star reporter? Roderick looking absolutely ridiculous. He Vandal Taxi works because it is'eo well . Now, tons of people just go somewhere else that Rather has a said things like, "People want to walk," advertised There is much talk and it is related to the univerei- because they don't want to pay a stupid Rachel Santoro liberal bias. The evidence is a long record and "It (CJ'8) teaches them (students) how . People don't want to walk, but they also cover charge. on't Senior hostile incidents with to act in a classy place." He went on to want to take some —.'heatre of adversarial, even privately owned, 1.Stop whining about problems with your arts =t instances of fawning. blame students for his business problems. and possibly shady, transport service when Republicans and business. Roderick's quotes in the Boise '%p praise for Democrats, especially Bill Is it possible Roderick is that divorced they are drunk. Argonaut made him sound like Cartman 'I Clinton. from reality? 6. Use your niche. CJ'8 is the only'1-and- from South Park when he tells his friends, older Yet I don't think blas is Rather's great- In an effort to help the owner of the dance club in town. Its competition is "Screw you guys, I'm going home." Nobody est sin. cheesiest club in town get a grip, I asked not with John'8 Alley, The Garden or a likes Cartman. SI No, what is really destructive, espe- members of the business school to help me campus pub. People want to go dance. Just The likelihood of Roderick changing his off'er J's for young people, is the very notion 10 ways C could become a better use that. tune is pretty low, but why care? SANTORO cially Don't that Rather is a journalist at all. He's a club. 5. delude yourself into thinking CJ'8 Ifhe really wants to "take away, the performer, a stunt man, a celebrity who 10.First, realize that the campus pub is a "class act" or a "home for fraternities fun," I say, let's get to work on the campus year for role-playing. would be student-run —no university and sororities." When people think of a pub. I'm sure the ex-owner of Shaker8 makes $7 million a act" He's not a journalist, you see, he just involvement. A large difference exists "class they do not think of keg cups, would love to take CJ's off Roderick's between a university and a student- overpriced drinks, plays one on TV. pub stripper poles, cheesy hands.

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BY HILLARY FLowERs a person wanted to go on a diet, ARGONAUT STAFF "DDR" would be a reasonable form of exercise to go along "DDR" s Robbie Krishner walks with the diet He said into Bumpers arcade in was mentioned in a health jour-;; A the Palouse Mall, he nal.' exchanges his $2 worth of "It's good. for the mind and .- rolled nickels for $2 in quarters body," Whipple said. "Mostly -,-, at the front counter. He isn't just wasting time, but it can be there to play just any game. He effective." walks up to a machine, puts in Krishner, a sophomore com- his 50centsandstartsto dance. puter science major, plays the,~ N3APG He's playing "Dance Dance game about once a week. He Revolution." said he used to play "DDR" "DDR", was released in more, but now he only spends„ Japan in 1998.The game came about a dollar a week on it. to the United States in 2000, "I just like the music," "It's 'nd irl"PI" ",i(S is now available as an 'rishner said. easy to do., arcade game and in Xb'ox, and it's something that I

PlayStation 2 and seemed to have picked up natu-;'layStation, PC vers'ions. The mastermind rally." behind the game is Konami Krishner said the game is Digital Entertainment, a convenient for this school-based Japanese corporation. Bemani community, and agrees that it' provides the music for the a good form of exercise. He said game. he prefers to play "DDR" at theta The arcade revolution arcade rather than the version:~ The nearest arcade version that is played at home, becauset< S'2'- of "DDR" is located inside the pads and arrow's'are more Bumpers in Mosco means the game is played once a wee% for about threeg about 400 times a week. hours. Whipple said Bumpers makes He said "DDR" included about 20 percent of its revenue many motions and rigorous> on the game. exercise. He likes it becauseg Whipple said people are unlike other video games, th4 drawn to music, and "DDR" is player is actually movin@ one of few games that incorpo- around, and not just sitting rate music as a centerpiece. playing with a controller. "They'e doing more than "Ijust think it's really fun,~P just using their thumbs or mov- Larsen said. "It actually gets+~F" ing a joystick," Whipple said. my heart going." . "They have to use hand-eye Larsen spent about $300's DANIEL BICKLEY / ARGONAUT cooraination." the game and foam dance pads+ said one particular School's tears the dance floor of the "Dance Dance Revolution" game at Bumpers video arcade Thursday evening in the Whipple He said he would spend morg Pullman High Sean Anderson up woman comes in to play the Palouse Mall. gamejust to exercise. He saidif gee pglIiIt;E parle 7

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BY TOM BANKS alone touring and recording. He touring musicians out there. He BY JON 'ROSS peers, to make connections campus. ARGONAUT STAFF turns 80 this year. averages about 250 live sets every AsslsTANT ARTssiGU

E-mail artslsub.uidaho.edu On the Web www.argonaut.uidaho.edu/current/artindex.html Editor ) Tara Karr Phone ) (208) 885-8924 ) arg i The University of Idaho Argonaut ARTS8ICULTURE Friday, March 11, 2005 Page 7 'I Northwest will be considered. Huckabees'reat bands descend on Artists may submit a concert at 7 p,m. April 10 at the Heart Mikey's Gyros March 22 range of different media, including paint- Unitarian UniversaIist Church of the ing, drawing, photography and sculp- Paiouse. The Paiouse Folklore Society ture. Artists must be able to provide sponsors the group's visit. Three bands will be featured at three to six pieces framed and ready for The musicians recently released Mikey's Gyros March 22. Heroes and minds hanging, "Together Again," their first studio for philosophy-loving Villains, from Portland, and Thomas recording in 15 years. Wss Weddsii will paul, an electric folk band from Boise, Folklore be accompanying the duo on mandolin. will T-dub and society announces play. Junkyard Bandstand Tickets are $15 and can be pur- wii! also perform. The show is aii ages March dance March 9 chased atths door, BY TYLER WILSON The movie itself could be con- rific score by Jon Brion, and there is a $3 cover. ARCONAUT STAFF sidered a great mystery of exis- arguably the best "indie" com- The Paiouse Folklore Society will Val Kilmer not invited to tentialism. Many things hap- poser around, to enhance the have a Participants needed for sec- Contra Dance March19. The "I Heart Huckabees,n either en, characters do crazy things, film's ultimate purpose, whatev- dance will be from Mystical Tatto concert 7:30-11 p.m. at the one of the most bewildering or ut for what purpose? Some er that is. ..0 ond annual Artwalk 1912 Center on East Third Street, Cost genius come- viewers may find relevant, life- "I Heart Huckabees" is one of is $7 for members, $5 for newcomers. D,P, Productions will be hosting a of "I those "love it or hate it" kind of The Moscow Arts Commission is altering issues at the heart Dance instruction starts at 7:30 p.m. wide-ranging group of musicians at 7 REVIEW Heart Huckabees." Others prob- movies. But if strange, outside- asking for artists for Moscow's Artwaik p.m. Friday at Mystical Tattoo in ably won't have the patience to the-realm-of-traditional story- 2005. The event, which was launched Folkin't up at the Unitarian Pullman. The "Everyone Invited But Vai al questions. I+"«o"'''bees look. telling is your cup o'ea, a head last year with 28 participating business- Kiimer Show" will bring five area bands may at church April 10 Have you Despite the divisive premise, trip into existentialism es and dozens of artists, is a coiiabora- to Pullman. Corner Stone, Chuck Lush, ever had the film is often laugh-out-loud least have you reconsider between tion the City of Moscow, Elusive, Sick As I and 867-RKO will aii real- Mark's place in the act- Ginny Reiiiy and David Maioney, a existential hilarious. Wahlberg, never Marky Moscow Downtown Association and the folk duo, return to the Inland Northwest perform. issues? Is the ly considered a quality actor, ing universe. Chamber of Commerce. in their first appearance here since the Tickets are $4 and $3 with a can of entire uni- manages to steal every scene Original work less than two years old iate1980s. The musicians will play a food. verse con- he's in, and brings a surprising nected, or poignancy to an otherwise NEW Des TNIS WEEK are we indi- comic-relief-type character. viduals mov- The rest of the cast is also a "Ladder 49":John Travoita, ing through, blast to watch, especially when real encouraging," Anderson said. HIICKABEES Joaquin Phoenix life without a their characters begin to ques- Travoita continues his long, Join the obsession ur ose? tion the very premise of the DANCE Available annoying quest for a comeback. ' nation's Now s DDR Games at ddrgame,corn is the Albert movie. Albert seems to be as From Page 6 leading distributor of the game. To play at home, played by confused as the viewer, which "Rushmore" "Friends: The Complete Ninth a player needs a TV or game projector, star Jason results in many funny explo- Season" money in an arcade over time than he spent buy- PS2 or Xbox console, game software Schwartzman, is questioning sions of bewilderment. Jude PlayStation, better than trying to sit ing the home version. and "DDR" his purpose in life. He calls Law hams it as Albert's das- Probably a pad. up an entire episode of "Joey." Junior psychology major Guy Anderson owns The PS2 games are "Konamix DDR,R "DDR- 'upon a couple of "existential tardly nemesis, and Hoffman through the PS2 version and plays it about one hour a MAX,n "DDRMAX 2" "Extreme." "Konamix detectives," played gloriously by and Tomlin are on cruise con- or "Felicity: The Complete Fourth day. His mother bought him the game for exercise DDR" Xbox games Lily Tomlin and Dustin trol, playing the detectives with , is the preferred version. The Season" around the end of January. "Ultramixn "Ultramix 2.n Hoffman, to clarify the coinci- such panache it hardly seems include and were four seasons of this "When you start off, you'e really bad,n available, in mate- dences in his troubled life, like they'e acting. There A variety of dance pads are show'? Wow. Gives "Joey" a bit of Anderson said. He said he got better after about rials such as acrylic and metal. Albert battles a cocky executive Writer/director David O. "I hope doesn't it'? a week, and now gets above-average scores. Price lists and places to buy "DDR" can be of Huckabees Department Store Russell ("Three Kings" ) keeps "DDRn "DDRR (Jude Law) and befriends Heart Huckabees" brisk, and he Playing gives Anderson a sense of found at ddrfreak.corn. console games "Barbie Fairytopia" pride. He gets to exercise and have fun at the range from 30-$40. Pad prices range from $9- Tommy, (Mark Wahlberg), a relies on his quirky characters $ exis- Join Barbie in this delightful direct- same time, he said. depending on quality. Bundles can be firefighter facing his own to entertain viewers that may $580, sounds existen- to-video adventure. OK, so the choic- "You feel physically fit afterward," he said. "At bought that include the game, pad and pad cov- tential issues. If the plot be uninterested in the bit that's because it is, debate. He also uses a ter- es are slim this week. least when you do the songs right." ers. a vague, tial He said owning the system is beneficial to him There are 10 locations with "DDRR machines because it doesn't cost as much as playing at the in Idaho, including Boise State University. arcade. He said the game that was released in Washington State University and Zeppo's in the United States doesn't include some of the Pullman also have machines. arcade songs, but that still doesn't take away Bumpers is open 10 a.m. to 11 p.m. Monday- from the excitement. Thursday, 10 a.m. to midnight Friday and "Seeing that you improve every time, that' Saturday and noon-8 p.m. Sunday. 'The Whole's a whole lot of'something

BY TARA KARR now in about the book is finding the HOW TO PLAY "DDR" tered your bread, sleep ARTS&CULTURE EDITOR it"). point. Not the "theme," per se, Reed attempts to drive this but the reason it exists at all. To play "Dance Dance Revolution," a gamer steps on four "dance pad" arrows to the beat of techno-pop music. Arrows There are hilarious books, satire into the world of the sur- "The Whole" might be about stream up the game screen, and when they reach the top, the player is supposed to step on the corresponding arrow. The inspirational books and terrify- real, but it doesn't come off fate, but it might not. It might player earns points for getting the right steps with the right beat. ing books. And then there' well. Rather than reaching the be about celebrity culture, or "Perfect," "Great," "Good," "Boo" A Dance Gauge appears on-screen to show the piayer's progress. The game shouts or John Reed's "The Whole." hilarious heights of strange the wild-ride effects of alcohol, "Miss," depending on how well the player is doing. If a player misses so many steps that he fails, the game stops. Players "The Whole" is something. writers such as Douglas Adams or lobsters. It's next to impossi- earn a grade of "SS,"meaning ail steps perfect, to "E," meaning failure. Players choose the gams's difficulty level, ranging Ask again later. ("The ble to tell. from "light" to echaIienge." The book's central character, Hitchhiker's The end only makes things Thing, is a former MTV VJ who Guide to the worse. There are some mind- I rehired after her replacement Galaxy" or bending twists, but they fail to I is ) is sucked in.to a mysterious Jasper Fforde be clever or interesting at that I hole. The hole devours the ("The Eyre ''~''' point because the entire bookie I l cards. Creator Jean Peterson family's house, the Affair" "The stuffed full of twists and com- t~ ball E. FIND THESE SITES ), Carroll envisioned the site as an town of Prairie Dog, neighbor- Whole" floun- plications. I:~ WEB "The Whole" promises,a:, alternative to thefacqboog. ' ing GrpupersvOIp, andemolft of ders in a con- ;tI From Page 6 ."Everybody beliaves .like Thefacebook'; www.thefacebook.com'-'.-- ,,-,j .,the Midge'st'"Thlxigdtictp9s —. 'fusing,often'. mental adventure, but:4'„','-.F~". * IdahoFacebook: reSult iS;,as Streng urg(r'fit(fr'gigdhfIR s , bunch of old ladies on thefacer sheh Xated(tofdispoveg'e distur'I2?fig. (- "'-- 4j'uck [('i limits users to the college com- book. I wanted a site for unruly www,idahofacebook.conf <'".-A'-'atch meaiiing 'o'f'the'Iffy'6, k8'the of plot. wall some'where and repeatedly munity. According to the Web people," Carroll said. "Catch 27 27: www.catch27.corn ensuing adventure is a sloppy The book smash skull to brick. site, IdahoFacebook allows peo- is the anti-facebook.n mishmash of giant talking bun- starts out But. on the other hand, it is nies, cocktails and Santa- fresh, but slightly intriguing. Reed makes ple to "check out the six degrees Interested users log on and and girlfriends pink your boyfriends worshipping cults. grows less ***f Thing a complex-if-shallow of Idaho and meet students you write personal information on in for hotter, smarter boyfriends wouldn't otherwise meet." trading cards. The cover of the book trum- appealing as John Reed character (paradoxes like this virtual and girlfriends," she said. "a in the While not affiliated with the- Acquaintances can then be pets itself as subversive it grows Now Available are perfectly acceptable These Web sites have all book's world), and the hook of facebook, IdahoFacebook boasts invited to the site and the trad- satire of modern culture," stranger. It up within the last year, does the book, the hole, is curiosity- membership from a significant ing and buying of friends begins. popped which it certainly is. Reed even occa- but updates are still being of mocking every- feels as the inducing. portion of campus. By sending Carroll, a former writer for a decent job sionally boring, made. Hughes has many plans from MTV to the Mormon same repetitive- Most horrible of all, the book out a mass e-mail to VandalMail "Saturday Night Live," hatched thing things happen the future of thefacebook. church in highly bizarre ways. Thing and her camera crew is impossible to figure out, so accounts, the site was able to the idea for the site after read- for ly, let- "We'l continue to expand to Thing is a stereotypically stu- go somewhere, funky stuff hap- it's nearly impossible to give a get a jump on thefacebook, ing numerous relationship solid rating to. Four stars. No, interest. ters. as many schools as possible," he pid celebrity, whose frequent ens, Thing giggles and gets which did not solicit "We'e malapropisms and verbal mis- aid, there are a couple of one star. Can book reviews touts the slogan "I receive thousands and said. interested in keep- Catch 27 use- understandings are one of the aliens, they leave, and it starts have "?"stars? Fine. Three "your social life is a game," and thousands of letters from people ing the site as efficient and possi- humorous high points of the over again. stars. Happy medium. Read it if allows students to trade friends in college. 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BY BRENNAN GAUSE "Our players ly evident in the stats to 15, but the Divilbiss said. "No team is going to go SPORTS&SEC EDITOR were outstanding of Irvine's second- Anteaters responded away ouietly and we expected that. (UC on defense," Idaho team All-Big West with a 10-3 run to Irvine has) been playing with more con- daho's two All-Big West first;-team- coach Mike member Angie Ned. close the gap to eight. fidence late in the season, and they are ers, Leilani Mitchell and Emily Divilbiss said. "It Ned, who'd averaged By the seven-minute a more difficult opponent than their 8- t Faurholt, combined for 48 points as was a tremendous 16.3 points per game mark Irvine had nar- 21 record shows. This is a quality win the Vandals advanced to the semifinals effort. With during the season, rowed Idaho's lead to for us." of the Big West Conference Tournament (Jessica) Summers finished with 10 only five points at 49- With leading rebounder Summers (7 with a 63-50 win over UC Irvine out, we are under- 44, points on 3-of-17 rebounds per game) on the bench, Idaho Thursday afternoon, sized Emily shooting from the The Next game Vandals'ffense senior wing Heather Thoelke stepped The Vandals will play second-seed (Faurholt) and floor. picked it up ~ her season high with 11 Long Beach State at 2:30 p.m. today. (Karly) Felton were Long Beach State Mitchell, who fin- from there, rolling off up and tied Vandals competitive P1aying with only a six-player rota- outstanding with 2:30 p.m. Today ished with a game- an 8-1 run of their FAURHOLT boards to keep the tion due to an injury to freshman their post defense. on glass. The Anteaters still man- post Anaheim, Calif. own to stretch their the Jessica Summers, the Vandals used a We have a lot of Faurholt (21) scored lead back into double aged to outrebound Idaho, but only by a staunch defense to pull out to an 11- respect for Irvine's Idaho's first 25 points as Idaho went digits, and from there they coasted on to narrow 35-32 margin. point halftime lead and then weathered post play.... They into the locker room with a 32-21 lead. an easy win. Mitchell added seven assists and a second-half charge by the Anteaters to absolutely abused u s at their place." Mitchell scored the first four points "We weren't pretty, but we grinded it seven steals to go along with her 27 grab the victory. The Vandals'ef ense was particular- after halftime to push the Vandals'ead out and found a way to get it done," points. :Disappointing Kurrat an ;'season ends Kamau o to :with'. first- c ampions i s ,:-. round loss BY MACKENZIE STONE ASSISTANT SPORTS&REC EDITOR BY JASON LEIBLER wo University of Idaho track and field athletes will ARGONAUT STAFF advance to the NCAA Indoor Championships, but for most Vandals, last weekend was their final indoor meet of he Idaho men's basketball team suffered T the season. a disappointing 80-67 first-round loss to Athletes competed March 4-5 in the UI Last Chance and the UC Irvine to put an end to a disappoint- R: University of Washington Last Chance in Seattle in a final ing season. attempt to for the The qualify championships. story of the game for Idaho (8-22) was Multi-event athlete Manuela Kurrat I rebounding, or the lack thereof. The was the only Vandal to Vandals, reviously secure her spot in the NCAA Championships with i who have prided themselves on rebounding all er mark in the pentathlon at the WAC Indoor Championships season, were outrebounded 50-25 by Irvine. "We in Boise. Tuesday it was announced that Mary Kamau received got pounded on the glass," Idaho coach a berth in the Leonard "We mile with her provisionally qualified time from Perry said. give up 15 offensive her performance on rebounds. In my eyes, that's the story of the Saturday. game. seemed like It they were a little more . Sophomore. Dee,Olsen ~ detegqipeg-,to go get,the shots they niissed.,: - had"a-PrPvisionally'uali- «She 'js Wheii you get a team to miss, you have to go fied time of 4:45.97 in the (Kung) ranked jn 'et the ball." nn e ut it was not ast the flye, and if The Vandals enough to compete in the tpp every ~ w««nable.to "I could never really NcAA c~ampions~ips. thing goes as Planned . contain junior Kurrat and Kamau are , guard Aaron Put iTiy fjngey Pn jt the only vandals who she finish at the tpp. She Fitzgerald, Qualified for the champi- who this what- exploded year, but onships, which are today iS very fpcuSed ever happened pn and Saturday in 'ncluding Fayetteville, Ark. Last 6 of year, "no athletes from 11from 3-point the pffenSjye Idaho qualified for the . end affected us NCAA Indoor YOGI TEEVENS 'loger had 12 Championships. -'oints, Greg defensively" "She (Kurrat) is ranked IDAHO COACH Ethington had in the top five, and if .". 10, and Darren — everything Fells had goes as 10 off planned she will finish at the bench for LEONARD PERRY the top," co-head coach Yogi Teevens said. "She is very focused Irvine. IDAHO COACH not extremely nervous and she The Vandals ... is a good competitor." Kamau and Olsen did not automatically qualify, like KurraI;, I were sparked but were eligible to compete based on how their times compme I by a career- to the rest of the nation. I high 19 points from sophomore Dillion guard The automatic qualifying time is 4;39.10, which only twii I Higdon, who hit 5 out 7 3-pointers. Dandrick athletes had reached as of March 4. Kamau finished second Jones, who received Second-Team anil All Big West broke her own school record in the UW Last Chance with ', a tinIp honors this year, also scored 19 in his final of 4:40.79.She is ranked seventh ,'ame as in the nation for her time ip a Vandal, and Tanoris Shepard added the mile going into the championships. ! another 16. "Both Mary and Manuela are capable of finishing all- Besides those three, Idaho really had no American," Teevens said. ! help offensively, as they were outscored 18-3 Olsen was in the running for her time in the mile, in bench scoring. Jerod Haynes, who finished 4:45.9, ;'with when she finished fourth at the UW Last Chance. three points, was the only nonstarter to "They both break the school score for record and they both ran greati" I Idaho. head coach Yogi Teevens said.. Senior post Anton Lyons, the Vandals'lead- e Both Kurrat and Kamau will go into rest mode until ing rebounder with seven :;e Ie th+ per game, managed leave for Arkansas. I '; to in pull only one board on the night. "They will be in rest mode and will This was be finishing technicel the last game for Lyons and fellow work," Teevens said. "We want them to be fast and fresh." ! Idaho seniors Dandrick Jones, Lionel Davis, Multi-event Matt ',V;. athlete Melinda Owen finished fourth in Seatt Anderson and Armend Kahrimanovic. in the pole vault, barely missing the "I was team's qualifying mark on h proud of our effort," Perry third attempt. She made it over the bar at the provisional said. "We really qua- tried to execute. We fought ifying mark but knocked it off on the way down, Teevens hard. This for said group, whatever reason, has not The provisional qualifying mark for the pole vault is 12-11 . been equipped enough to fight through any V2, and Owen cleared 12-5 3/4. . of KIANNA HAIL / ARGONAUT type adversity. I could never really put my "It was amazing she jumped that high," Teevens said. 'inger on it this year, but whatever happened Idaho's Kendra Colyar (left) keeps a couple steps ahead of WSU's Grace Coulter during the women's 3k '' on the offensive end affected us defensively." at the McDonald's Last Chance track meet in the Kibbie Dome on Saturday. See TRACK, Page 10

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laying in the last round of a coach Brad Rickel said. "To shoot "We'e he Idaho men's golf team followed "Hopefully we'l find good things to three-round 888 real happy to have the tournament and is phenomenal in women's college s ring season underway," Rickel said. two outstanding rounds Monday build on," Rickel said. "Next time I hope holding the we'l better." P slimmest of leads golf." opefully this is a sign of things to Twith one disappointing round react a little over a rival school, the Idaho women' Freshman Renee Skidmore took 4.come." Tuesday to finish eighth at the golf team excelled under pressure the individual title from BSU's Katie Braveheart Classic. Xsam standlngs; 1. UC Riverside 850, 2. Cal Poly Wednesday and clinched first place at Street by shooting 70 for the second Team Standings: 1. Idaho 888, 2. Boise State The Vandals posted 310 in the third 858, 3. UC Santa Barbara 869, 4. UCLA 873, 5. St. the Bobcat Desert Mary's Utah Boise State 878, 8. Idaho Classic. consecutive round. Skidmore, who 903, 3. tie, Montana State and North Texas 912, 5. round and finished with 882 overall. 875, 6. 876, 7. The Vandals "We San Diego and shot 291 at the Palm shot 216 for the tournament, has fin- Western Mchigsn 918,6. Northern Arizona 921, 7. definitely showed what we'e 882, 9. Loyola Marymount 883, 10, tie, IO Valley Golf Weber State New Mexico 0 Course, thus setting a ished in the top three five times in Montana 922, 8. Portland 929, 9, Gonzaga 933, 10. capable of in the first two rounds," head Portland 889, 12. 898, 13. r school record "We Southern Utah 15. tie, Santa Clara C with a three-round her first seven tournaments. This Eastern Washington 937, 11.Cal Poly 945, 12. tie, coach Brad Rickel said. went back a State 901, 14. 904, . score of 888. and Utah 1Z. Sacramento State 18. Cal 1- was her third tournament champi- UC Riverside snd Western New Mexico 947, 14. little today." State 907, 914, They entered Pennsylvania 936. e the day with a three- onship. Sacramento State 949, 15. Grand Canyon 954, 16. Pete Williams, who posted a 67 in the State Northridge 919, 19. , stroke lead Vandal scorerst Tlo. Pete Wiuiams 72-67-75-214; 3- over second place Boise The Vandals finished ahead of 19 Weber State 956, 17, Wyoming 965, 18. Idaho State second round, shot 75 on the final day to 71-73-79-223; Hill ZO-75- n 0 State. By the end of the round, the other teams. 1010, 19. North Dakota State 1032, tie for 10th with 214. T35. Jason Huff T40. Dylan Vandals'ead Akau 72-76-77-225; T78. Bill was 16 strokes. Junior Jennifer Tucker shot 72 in Vandal Scorers: 1.Ranee Skidmore 75-70-70- UC-Riverside won the tournament 79-224; T45. Christian "The 82-72-79-233. 7 entire team played great. the third round and tied for third 215; T3, Jennifer Tucker 72-77-72-221; T6. Cassie with 850. Brendan Steele led the Witte Everyone Non-scoring individual: T68. Gabe Wilson 75-76- 0 competed well, and every- with 221 overall. Sophomore Cassie Castleman 74-76-Z4-224; T23. Kelly Nakashima Highlanders by shooting below 70 three one contributed great scores," times en route to a 203 total. 81-232. d l Idaho Castleman tied for sixth with 224. 73-81-75-229; T54. Jill Phillips 82-80-76-238. 1 l e 1- - SPO CALBMR a Today Boise Congressman defends subpoenas, warns MLB d I 7 'I track and field at the NGAA Sunday Indoor Championships BY JIM PUZZANGHERA Fayattaviila, Ark. UI women's tennis at Boise State KNIGHT RIDDER NEwsPAPERs Boise (KRT) —Rep. Tom Davis, R- UI men's tennis at University of Va., said he'd hold seven Washington Note: Intramurals —Entries for any of team baseball players in contempt of sports will Seattle be open one week before Congress should they fail to entry deadline. For more information appear for March 17 congression- Saturday call the Campus Recreation Office at al committee where 885-6381. hearings — they'e been subpoenaed to testi- UI track and field at the NCAA Outdoor Program For more informa- fy about steroid use. Indoor Championships tion call the office at 885-6810. Davis, chairman of the House Fayattevilla, Ark. Committee on Government Sports calendaritems must be sub- Reform, also reacted sharply to UI men's tennis at Pacific Lutheran mitted in writing or 8-mailed to plans by Major League Baseball University arg sportsluidaho.edu by Sunday . to fight the subpoenas, likening Tacoma, Wash. or Wednesday before publication, league officials and players to for- Items must include a date, deadline mer Enron head Ken Lay, who UI women's tennis at Boise State or other kind of time element. balked at congressional investi- gations into his company'8 finan- cial collapse. The committee on Wednesday SPORTSBBIEF8 subpoenaed some of the biggest names in baseball, including ,Fencing club president wins tournament sluggers Mark McGwire, Sammy ll )I Sosa, Jason Giambi and Jose )1'f Canseco, whose recent book Ul Fanclng Club president Byron Wong won the men's foll event and "Juiced" alleges rampant steroid secured a spot in the Fencing Sutnmsr National Champion8hips In the Inland use'y players over the past 20 ie 'Empire Divisional Tournament, years. 51 The United States Fencing Association sanctioned the March 5 tournament But Davis baftled many by not in Spokane in the West Central Community Center. Also in the tournament, issuing a subpoena to Barry Io .Rose Keller fini3hed fourth in the women's foil event. There were two other Bonds, the single-season home '- h club members who finlahed second and third in the novice foil event. run record-holder who's at the KAT )8 The fencing club meets from 6-8 p.m. Mondays and Thursdays in PEB center of the controversy. He said The Yankees'ason Giambi strikes out in the ninth inning as the Red Sox win ga me six of the American League d 111,Invmng ail students and faculty to join regardless of their level of axpsrf- he didn't summon the San Championship Series at Yankee Stadium Oct. 2003. Giambi is one of several ML8 players being subpoenaed by ence, Also, students may enroll for one credit in the advanced fencing class, Francisco Giants outfielder 15, which Is taught by Norman Pandegraft and Robert Bahal. because he feared that would Congress. turn his hearing into "a Bonds Idaho women's basketball jrlayer awarded ',Best,tlustle,',, show." He Mso said'hat Bonds might be called to a Major League Baseball'layers pie, they make millions'tffIdbllrtrs, f 4IIQ', r'Il IT.',:.ZvI,'III '.Ilil testimony Bonds'ongressionalcould future hearing, Davis said. Association. Commissioner's they don't intermix with the pub- affect a federal grand jury inves- Baseball 0 )cials have vowed office attorney Stanley Brand lic, they don't understand what Lsilani Mitchell, a for the Idaho women's basketball team, was hon- guard tigation of steroids produced by a to challenge the subpoenas, said in a letter to Davis and the world is like. There is series Conference "Best Hustle" Award. a 4g ored with the Big West San Francisco Bay area laborato- charging that Davis's committee Waxman that the league would of laws. It's like The award, which is voted on West Conference players, is the first Ken Lay saying, by Big ry and noted that Bonds wasn' has no authority to investigate fight the subpoenas for all the 'You don't need to investigate me. .„,specialty award given to a member of the Vandal women's team. the issue. But in a four-page let- implicated in Canseco'8 book, as players except Canseco, as well There's already an investigation Mltchall, a sophomore from Kannewick, Wash., was rewarded for hsr all- ter Thursday to Major League several other players were. as those for documents related to on. company's investi- around scoring, stealing, assisting and ail-out cov8ring of the court. Sha kept "The hearing'8 not about Baseball, Davis and Rep. Henry going My Barry baseball's steroid-testing pro- me,'" Davis the Vandal offense running at a quick clip with conference highs in assists per Bonds," "It's Waxman D-Calif., the commit- gating said. Davis said. about gralii. "That's game steals game and assist-tumovar ratio (2.31).She I'm tee'8 top Democrat, cited a provi- not the way this busi- (5.74), par (3.78) steroid-use policy, and afraid Fehr will testify next week, averages just 2,5 turnovera per game. if Bonds gets here it's going to be sion in the rules of the House of ness works," he continued. Representatives gives along with Robert Manfred, base- UC Rivaraida'8 Kemla Nkele, who wrapped up 2005 Freshman of the Year a hearing about Barry Bonds. that the "Whether it's the president of the committee the authority "to con- ball's vice president for labor honors, added Big West Defensive Player of the Year honors to her resume We'e not intere'sted in witch- United States or whether it's a duct investigations of any mat- relations, who's offered to appear while Cal State Fuiisrton'8 Amber Pruitt waa honored with the Big West Best hunting we'e in'terested in ... ter" at "any time." on Selig's behalf, Brand wrote. Major League Baseball player, Sixth Woman award. getting to the bottom of this." Canseco has agreed to testify. Davis vowed to pursue con- everybody's subject to the law in The committee also subpoenaed tempt of Congress charges this case, and some of these peo- three baseball officials, including against anyone who doesn't show ple may not understand this. But commissioner Bud Selig, and up. I think they will by the time we'e Donald Fehr, the head of the "There are a lot of these peo- through." e

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"You have to playoff berth But he was make that adjustment in your missed after the season (KRT) —Mike Montgomery of managerial style and how you Lon Kruger compi]ed a 318- the Golden State Warriors is the lead guys." 223 record in 18 seasons coach- BY MIKE BRUDENELL Sc]iuxnacher, a four-time winner of the event, ]atest coach]ooking to prove that In college, what the coach says izlg Pan American, Kansas State, KNICIIT RIDDER NEWSPAPERS fai]ed to finish the race after tang]izig with Nick co]]ege success can carry over to usually goes; there is little Florida and Illinois before taking He]{]fe]d on Lap 43. debate. In the there is over as the head coach of the — next NASCAR Nextel cham- NBA, (KRT) The Cup Schumacher, who won 13 of 18 races last sea- seaso~ and NBA history he has much more give and take, with Atlanta Hawks before the 2000- Pion at Dale Earnhardt Inc. Probably will have a son, hsd his own version of the incident, which ."Jr." a lot of work to do the emphasis on giving for coach- 01 season. attached to his name, but the question is, sidelined his Ferrari. es. Kruger was fired after posting one? dif- ,which arith this type of thing, there are always has been filled with growing "In college, you are kind of in a 69-122 record in two years. Bight now, Dale Earnhardt Jr. is the undisput- ferent options," said Schuxiiacher, who had qua]i- ajns, for hjin and his team. The charge of everything," After taking an assistant's job red-hot. "And w{] No. 1 at DEI. But Martin Truex Jr. is fied 19th for the season-opening race. mine IIJPMTiors ste 19-4] hea{]ixig into Montgomery said. "You are in with the New York Knicks, he is Tzuex drives for Chance 2 Motorsports, which is that it is impossible to blame either one of us. I tonight's game at Indiana, They charge of recruiting, fund-rais- in his first season as head coach owned ljsresa Earnhardt and Dale ps by Jr. He saw him behind me as I came out, of the Pits, and are in last place in the Pacific ing, the booster club. And you are at UNLV. pron the Busch Grand National race at Mexico Imadeitclear Iwas defen{]ingxziy position. clearly in charge of your team." "It wss kind of humbling to City on Sunday and finished second in the season- "At one point, I lost sight of him in the mirrors phoen~jxii Suns Then, laughing, he added: not turn it around, but it' I'd P epenjnglnternationa] Race of Champions event at and went into the corner when I felt been hit. I Not zn~y coaches ha«suc "I'nI not sure what you are in healthy, a reminder that a lot of aytona Beach, Fla.. In the Daytona 500, Truex have seen the incident on film. Heidfeld was on ceeded in the transition here." into winning," car." making charge of circumstances go x]ua]]fie 10th and finished 34th. the grass and so wss not in full control of the from co]]ege to professional bas- College coaches jumping to Kruger said in a recent phone Michael We]trip is fighting to keep his ride at Heidfeld, who was also forced out of the race, ketba]] For every Cotton the NBA learn that interview. -DEI, Busch quickly they but Truex, the 2004 champion, could replied: "With regards to the incident with Fitzsimmons and John MacLeod, have to do more a{]lusting than When a new coach comes e his spot in 2006, or at least be a{jded as the Michael, I think that I made a good move. Michael who succeeded on both levels, the players. directly from the college ranks, team's No. 3 driver. just came out of the pits and obviously had a bad there are p]enty {)fRick pitinps'ruex, realize are take waft-and- wasn't Sou you coming players usually a 24, was born in Msyetta, N.J„and exit from the first chicane because he on John Caliparis and Jer into their game and it's your see approach to see what his began racing go-karts at sge 11.By 1998, he was the ideal line. responsibility to adjust to this, style is like. mo 'eds and moved to the Busch North "I xunning went alongside him and I could have out nearly the results in the pro rather than to everybody "I don't think there is that in didn't try get Series 2000. braked him, but he leave any sPace and gazne that they had in co]]ege to adjust to what I'm used to," automatic disrespect because a After of part-time seasons in 'ngis obvi- a couple Busch, pushed me onto the grass, wherebr Mont oniery js the p+y cd Montgomery said. "That is some- coach is from college," Golden ,'Truex found a permanent home at Chance 2 last impossible." ' ously md. thing you of have to live State guard Derek Fisher said. :yemjon the way to the ch~pjonship, hs won six While Sch~acher ~d Heidfeld were g directly from the college with." "But do think there is a level of seven g~e. I ,races and poles. contact, Giancar]o Fisichella was roaring away to Th 58 ear ]d ~coached With an 82-game NBA sched- respect that has to be earned." This year, Truex will compete in about eight victory in his Renault, crossing the finish line 5.5 Montana for e~j bt se~ons has Chevrolet ule, coaches realize quickly that Fisher said Montgomery CuP races ux the No. 1 Bass Pro Shops seconds ahead of Schumacher's teammate, Stanford for 18;f 's career coach- well this 'for He fourth in the ]3usch series, a dictatorial style that may have held up during trying DEI. is in points Rubens BaxT]che]]o. worked in college won't necessar- season. .]ed. by Kevin Harvick. She's Alright "The course in Truex ily cut it in the NBA, fact that he has so many In winning on a road Mexico, We thought Danica Patrick, the sole womazi to the NBA has been eye- Wizazds of success coach, even on showed his versatility. Mark Martin ~ Washington assistant years as Inpressuring driver in the IRL this year, might have a rough 'Ibm NBA the allows him to 'to the line in the IROC race he a " Young is in his second college level, finish displayed time in her debut Sunday at Homestead-Miami It is zea]]y different season. He serves under Eddie carry himself with confidence ',special coolness. Speedway. some-belief in what is somehow Truex misses shot with DEI in Jordan, whom Young once and he If a Patrick was sailing along nicely in 10th place jtjng Warriors fell 115-99 coached at Rutgers. capable of in terms of run- ',Cup next season, lots of teams will be knocking at when Kosuke Matouura of took out seven doing Japan Sunday to the New York Knicks. "The route to go is being in the ning the team,'isher said. his door. cars, including Patrick', while trying to Pass pole "Just iThat's the routine, the people you league as an assistant," Young Coaches often learn how to Incredible winner Tomas Scheckter on the outside. "Three — Unbelievable as it seems, seven-time Formula said. or four years handle the losing which they Patrick, who drives for Rahal Letterman then want be head didn't much in col- '.One champion Michael Schumacher wasn't in the if you to s experience Racing, suffered a concussion and spent time in a Drawing Xs and Os coach, have a better chance lege. 'ints at Sunday's Australian Grand, Prix in race in the next IRL you hospital. She is expected to sanie at >Izst about sny ]eve] of because you understand the "You do beat yourself a lit- elbourne. event, in two weeks at Phoenix. up coaching. But the interpersonal league. That is important." tle bjt when you lose, but you relationships are drastically dif- In many instances, can't spend too xnuch time doing coaches'uccess ferent in the NBA from the way has little to do, with bas- it, or ypu will wear yourself com- they are in college„76ers coach ketball acumen but much to do pletely out," Montgomery sajg dash by winning the event with letes will compete in the LSU Jim O'rien said. with the team they inherit. Many Whether it is college basket- RACK a time of 21.44. His time also Tiger Relays in Baton Rouge, O'rien is a former college of those teams lack the talent to ball or the NBA —or even junior gave him a personal best, beat- La., and the Stanford head coach at Wheeling (WVa.) compete every night, high —coaches realize that pre- from Page 8 inganearlier time of21.47. Invitational in Palo Alto, Calif., Jesuit and the University of Tim Floyd took over the cious little replaces having better Junior Kevin Potter shattered for the first weekend of the out- Dayton; he also was an assistant Chicago Bulls after the 1997-98 players than their opponents. Vandals competing jn the UI his personal best by 13 seconds door season. at the University of Kentucky. season, when they won their "In the NBA, you are remind- Last Chance had several first- in the mile. He won the event "We (Vandals in the UI Last He was an assistant with the sixth NBA title in eight years. ed right off the bat even more', place finishes, but none of the with a time of 4:32.68. Chance) were training through Knicks and the Celtics before he But the Bulls were disznant]ed, it's a player's league," Kruger marks qualified for the champj- Vanda]s who did not qualify this meet and filling lanes for earned hjs first NBA head-coach- and Floyd was left with roster of said. onships. for the indoor championships those t ng to qua '," Teevens ing job; he replaced Pitino on the CBA-caliber players. "Teams with the (Tixn) Pat Ray was just shy of hit- now have their focus on meets said. e looked at it as practice Boston bench. He went 49-190 in less than Duncsns and Michael Jordans, Eiiig the provisional qualifying for the outdoor season, which because we are focusing in gear- "You have to, in a sense, part- four seasons. Floyd returned to the peat p]ayers are going to xnark of 21.23 in the 200-meter will begin Maych 25. 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