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Feb. 13, 20021A fcMA All-American Ne* The Guardian Wednesday. February 13. 2002 The Guardian Web Poll Results

What do you think about Johi ->n?

• I can't stand the man. 24.6%

• He makes great video games! 19.3%

• Well, he's no David Hasselhoff, but he's alright, I suppose. 17.5%

• Who the heck is John Madden!?! 14.0%

Women dance in celebration of the Chinese and Vietnamese new year. The cele- • I don't hate fr.im, but i don't like him. 10.5% bration was sponsored by the Asian, Hispanic and Native American Center.

• I don't care... 10.5% • He rocks my world! 3.5% Campus Cnime Arson/ Related offense arrested for possessing drug Offense of public peace 'Body Werftes Feb. 8: Criminal damaging paraphernalia and for drug Feb. 7: Telephone harass- ody was reported outside abuse in Pine Hall. ment was reported in Your ccrnpCeteornplet repairfacifity! Hickory Hall. Feb. 9: Three individuals Boston Hall. Feb. 9: Criminal damaging were arrested for possessing Feb. 9: An individual was Quality is our top priority. We have trained and was reported at College drug paraphernalia and for- arrested for disorderly certified technicians. We are modern and fully Park. drug abuse outside Sequoia conduct in Hawthorn equipped. We handle any insurance claim. Hall. Hall. 426-9000 Assault 1203 N. Fairfield Rd. Feb. (i: Aggravated assault larceny/ Theft Sex offenses Quick return of your car is our goal! was reported at the Nutter Feb. 5: A wallet was reported Feb. 8: Sexual harassment Center. stolen in the Nutter Center. was reported at the Feb. 7: Aggravated assault Feb. x. Criminal damaging Nutter Center. Dayton Wireless was reported in Ailyn Hall. and theft from a motor vehi- Qift Certificate cle were reported in Lot 4. Traffic IXntn Wireless Drug offenses Feb. 7: A theft was reported Feb. 6: A hit and run was 26 Woodman Dr. in the Russ Engineering Day**. Ohio 45431 Feb. 5: Drug abuse, under- reported outside Hickory Thu ccnilkatc cnlitlev H'riqfu SUte '(. II •sity Student rtwnemiVv'Xtt) age consumption or pos- Center. Hall. TO: 10.00 Dollars session of liquor and sale Authorized by to underage persons was liquor offenses Wanted person reported in Hawthorn Feb. 4: An individual was Feb. 3: An individual was Number 4S4S Hall. arrested for underage con- arrested on an active No* trcdcmabic for caih. Rctkmpiiofi Limit One coupon per ci Feb.!): An individual was sumption or possession and warrant in Hawthorn for obstructing official busi- Hall. EYE EXAMS ontact Lenses Fitted News Bits John D. Levy and associates • Lake Campus stu- • SSDP: Drug terror government's attempt to Independent Doctors of Optometry dent recognized ads waste money demonizc drug users. NEW PATIENTS WELCOME WSU Lake Campus student Students at over 200 colleges EYE EXAMS- GLASSES & CONTACT LENSES Derrick Seaver, the first and high school campuses a SSN's no longer on Ohio licenses ^Computerized Pre-Exams teen legislator in the Ohio condemn the Office of «>C'olored Contact Lenses House of Representatives National Drug Policy's new The Ohio Bureau of Motor and currently the youngest advertisements as a waste of Vehicles will no longer <®>Eye Exams- Adult and Children lawmaker in the nation, taxpayer's money. The new print Social Security num- was profiled in the Jan. 27 S10 million ad campaign, bers on driver licenses edition of the Columbus which began airing during and state identification BEAVERCREEK TRCTWOOD Dispatch. The article fea- the Super Bowl, portrays ter- cards, unless asked to do 3360 New Germany/Trebein Rd. 5331 Salem Ave. tured the now 20-year-old rorists purchasing weapons so, beginning this month. 426-4638 837- 4794 student balancing his stud- with illegal drug money. The move stems from the ies and his legislative Students for Sensible Drug, passage of House Bill 46. 7 days a week duties. Policy is "outraged" by the Wednesday. February 13. 2002 TlM tanta 3 News

Sodexho given exclusive right students' funds Kimberly Short so Sodexho can meet rev - "You can easily go into Staff Writer enue and maintain tradition, the depot and spend S30.. If according to Art Neff. direc- we could use our cards off Every quarter, students tor of business services. campus, you could easily living in The Woods or in Many students think the spend your entire meal card Hamilton Hall are required lack of competition is unfair. at one time in a real grocery to purchase meal plans for "It's kinda like a monopoly. store," said Bailey. S480. This price is automati- Only being able to use your T le university does not cally incorporated into stu- food card on campus is see this as an option at the dents' housing fee. wrong," said Concetta present lime, according to This is in accordance Haldeman, Spanish and Neff. They want to see how with the contract between French major. "We should be Union Market, opening in the Wright State and Sodexho, offered optional food plans." fall, does first. They also see WSU's dining services Some think that since it as a way for the university provider. meal cards are required, stu- to lose money. The contract stipulates dents should be able to use Most other universities that WSU cannot allow any them at more places off have meal plans and some, competition with Sodexho, campus." We should be able such as Ohio State so no outside food vendors to use our cards where we University, allow students to ma>' sell on campus without want. We put the money on use their flex accounts off- their approval. Sodexho pays there, so it should be up to campus. While WSU has the the university nine percent us where it goes," said Erin second lowest meal plan in commission on all net sales Waterman, WSU student. the state, it does not have made on campus. In return, Other students disagree. different meal plan options WSU insures the company all "Prices may be cheaper, but like most other schools. of the money from food some people would starve if "In its purest form, free plans purchased by stu- they could use their cards market exists less than you Ciii liuyton deducts payment from a student's flex dents. off campus," said Dexter account. Photo by J.D. Giffin The reasons for this are Bailey, WSU student. See "Competition" p. 6 SG Seoote passes resolutionSuspecte d stereo Student senators split over gay-rights issue thief in custody By Josh Sweigart After the Senate was and transgender organiza- By Jake Stanley jump pack. Other officers News Editor split five to five on the issue, tion, have voiced strong Staff Writer were called to the scene, and Art Williams, SG vice presi- opposition to the bill. they were able to identify Student Government's dent, cast the deciding vote The passed resolution, Wright State police are some of the items as stolen Senate barely passed Wright supporting the resolution. 01-16, states that SG "does investigating a possible con- that day. State's official opposition to "We tried to make the not agree with House Bill 234 nection between a man The items were immedi- Ohio's House Bill 234 at SG's best possible decision to because of its contradiction arrested last month and a ately taken and entered into Feb. 13 meeting. support our student body to with Wright State's Diversity evidence. The suspect's vehi- the fullest," said Williams. Statement." string of thefts from auto- mobiles on campus. cle was then towed to H.B. 234, the Defense of Josh Fehrman, commuter Wright State Police Thomas's Towing, according Marriage Act, is senator, argued against the Student Government'' pulled over Kenneth Evans in to the police report. presently winding resolution. Lot 4 on Jan. 30 for having Evans has not been con- through the Ohio He began the discussion an obscured license plate, victed of these charges and Legislature. at the meeting by quoting a according to the police investigations are still ongo- Chad Wamimont Eboni Kidd If passed, it letter from Alpha Chi, a WSU Chris Davis report. The officer recog- ing. Josh burger will restrict mar- Christian group. The senator Renee lahey Christina Specker nized Evans as someone he Associate Director of riage rights as argued that the resolution Juliette Knight Josh Fehrman had given a trespassing Public Safety David A. Finnic applying to "one showed favoritism by repre- George Whitfield Phillip Kramer warning to in the past. sees an arrest such as this as man and one senting lifestyle groups but The suspect was arrested something that "lets individ- woman." Some not religious groups. for criminal trespassing and uals who commit these type groups, such as Other senators agreed No Vote cited for the obscured of crimes know that we are Dan Bebo- Abstain the Lambda that the issue should not be license plate. An inventory aware and have success in Cameron Bonner- Abstain Union, WSU's gay, considered because a fair was taken of his vehicle and combating these incidents." Pom .ell Gregory Not present lesbian, bisexual See "SG" p.6 cd's, car stereos, toolbox and 4 The ttrtB Wednesday. February 13. 2002 Over 800 online readers can't be wrong

www.theguardianonline.com Layoffs lead to talk of unions By Jake Stanley Staff Writer

GO PAI0ERS Wright Slat'1 joined many other Ohio universities last week when it cut jobs to Every digestive tract, save money in the wake of state budget cuts. The lay- offs are planned to save the a difTcreit idea of what fuiuniversit is. y S4.2 million a y ear, in a move President How do you lie Kim Goldenberg said would your wings7 MikJ? be a "last resort" in Medium? Moltwi November. Eighty-five positions lava? Wiih \2 Top representatives of Tea msters Local 957 support were removed and five to ten signature wing expanding the union. laid off. The exact number is Photo by J.D. Giffln sauces lo choose hard to pinpoint because of from, you're sure lo to organize WSU employ ees any time, and we have a con- constant changes, according was set in motion as tract," said Teamsters Chief find orp that's just to Bill Rickert, assistant a result of percieved Steward Bill Mills. "With a fight for you. provost. decreasing job-security. This contract you have things in "Moves and adjustments perception stems from con- writing and you have to live are going on here all the cern of more cuts, a lack of with it until it's time to rene- time. You might have critical raises and uncertainty about gotiate." areas where we still need to when cuts may happen. In addition some other hire people," said Rickert. "People have been con- benefits of belonging to a U tacting us union would give workers an People have been contacting us and and say ing annual pay raise, 30 day saying they have a need for representa- llu'> have; notice for layoffs, grievance tion. need for rep- procedure, and the possibili- -John Bums. Teamsters Local 957 vice resentation," ty of overtime for more president said John workers. THE BEST DEALIN TOWN! Burns, "We have been getting Teamsters input from the staff...We $.50 Legs Other regional state Local 957 vice president. have such a broad range of funded institutions, such as Teamsters is one of the operations, it is difficult to . Ewr Wednesday! F.dison Community College more prevalent unions in the cover it all," said Rickert. He and Sinclair Community country. They represent also mentioned the upcom- IioHNrtffitcl College have not laid off workers and help to ensure ing human resources liaison Offer expires in March 31st 2002 employees because of budg- job security by having program as a means to et cuts, but they have found employ ment terms in the improve staff and university 277S Ccstrc Br. 43I-S5SS other areas to cut costs and concrete form of a contract. communications that will be UUUKU! limit the number of new "I Nonunion workers] have a in place soon. hires. policy and procedures manu- .An anonymous employ- A Teamsters campaign al, which can be changed at ee commented on the possi- bility of joining a union. " There are a lot of things THE TIME TO FILE YOUR 2002- 2003 |mar agement] can get away with that they can't if you FREE APPLICATION are in a union...lf I help out somebody who is two levels FOR FEDERAL STUDENT AID (FAFSA) above me, I should get that wage for that amount of time," he said. OR RENEWAL APPLICATION IS QUICKLY Some don't have prob- lems with their bosses and APPROACHING. question why they would want to pay union dues that THE PRIORITY FILING DEADLINE DATE IS amount to a couple hours of work per month. The decision may be in the works for some time, as campaigns with resistance can take up to a year, but in the meantime employees will have to weigh the pros and cons of unionizing. Wednesday February 13. 2002 The fkurdtan Where do YOU study>? Tell us! Taft vows progress Vote online...www.theguardianonllne.com By Lori Anne Agricola WSIJ. "As college students, Staff writer this affects us all as we are forced to ' tuition cap Gov. Rob Taft delivered increase- phenson. his fourth state of the state "The i omitted address on Feb. 5, address- to resolvin le," ing higher education a few- wrote S tophi, One times in his speech. major misconcepv >n is that Taft vowed to increase of how much money is actu- the number of high school ally available. There was a graduates going to college in budget cut state-wide to (col- the next five years by 5,000. leges and universities), their He said the state would total amounting to about 11 spend $2 million to help percent this year of the state double the number of higher budget, compared to 12 per education access piograms cent last year. Overall, col- in local communities, which leges and universities will b encourage high school and receiving more money this middle school students to year than in previous years." attend college, as well as As Jennifer Ferry, OSU provide financial aid. student and chair of the Taft said that 5500 mil- Ohio College Democrats, lion dollars from a proposed sees it, Taft has "election bond program would be year amnesia." used to recruit world-class Perry spoke of the num- university researchers, pay ber of schools that recently for endowed chairs as well hiked tuition. "Taft knew Come to the cabaret style, Open-Mic Night, Show off as bring state-of-the-art that it would reflect poorly products to market. on him," said Perry. That's your talents, Have Fun and keep it clean Higher education spend- why he criticized the tuition ing is an area of concern for hikes, even though he signed all students according to bills that lifted tuition caps Date: Feb 27, 2002 Parker Stephenson, head of while cutting funding to the college republicans at higher education." Time: 7-9 pm Ra3ianl Colors I3o3? Piercing TATTOO TECH How: Sign up for a spot in W047-SU •Original Designs or ?our Own Contact: Joshua x5565 for more info • Guslom "FrcohanS • Safo Sponsored hv the Lambda Union, and UAB e Sterilization of bourse •Privacy &?ai!able 2981966 , www.tattotech.com

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www.aplacetotan.com "SG" continued really happy" the resolution representation of VVSU's stu passed, though he thought dent body could not be made some senators opposed il Start tanning now by consensus vote. "I'm here due to their personal feel- to represent students as a ings. "Their personal views for Spring Break!!! whole, not segments." said and opinions, to an extent, Chris Davis, College of need to be left out," he said. Liberal Arts senator. Davis "Any time there's a con- voted against the resolution. versation about any minority 3 Sessions for "SG had to take a group, it really steps on peo- stance," said Williams. "We ple's toes," said Williams. He $10.00 accept the Diversity- added that WSli was one of Statement." very few universities to even 20 Minute session (Expires 2/28/02) Jeremy Wright, WSII sIn- consider the issue. "Most did- Regular hed and upgrades available dent, represented Lambda at n't even put it on the table," the meeting. Me was "really. he said. WSU PHARMACY -Located in the lobby of the Frederick White Center** Reasons Why WSU PHARMACY is the ONLY Pharmacy You'll liver Need - We stock many of the popular over the counter remedies, usually in their generic forms. -Our supplier is Cardinal Distribution in Columbus. Ohio. -We receive daily orders, so ordering medical supplies and medications for you if you need us to do so is very easy. We can order a wide range of medical supplies, such as bathroom safety, braces and supports, cervical support, diabetes care, hosiery, incontinence urologicals, ostomy, wound management, and other areas as well. -We give a 10 percent discount to seniors (age 60 and over) and WSU students. -We accept checks, MasterCard, VISA, and Discover cards. -The average wait for your prescriptions is under 10 minutes and often five minutes. Also located in Fred White: -We now accept the Wright One Card. Internal Medicine: x4580 Student Health: x2552 Wendy McGonical, Nurse Practitioner and

www.wright.edu/admin/fredwhite/pharmacy/ Wednesday. February 13. 2002 The Guardian ADVANCED THERAPEUTIC Hazing not embraced at WSU SOLUTIONS PHYSICAL THERAPHY s (,'ti | enificaw'Y By Lori Anne Agricola New members must fill out THERAPEUTIC MASSAGE Staff writer Beta I heta Pi has recent REFLEXOLOGY an anti-hazing form an' 2372 Lakcvicw Dr. Suite E v been in the news for two chapters must part it tp, Beavercreck, Ohio 45431 •ported incidents of hazing. Russ Sydlowski Fraternity members at risk management trainin by appointment . C alifornia, a student filed PT-MT-NCTMB-CR <*• Wr«ht State are speaking "Some kinds ol initiation 937-429-3936 Over 20 years experience! r . ... defense of their repu- activities would be benefi- •lit against the fraternity, M-F: 9 to 7, Sat; 9 to 3 tation due to recent news cial," said Burger, "but since alleging he went into an coverage of alleged hazing too many people couldn't be epileptic seizure from haz- incidents at other universi- responsible and took it too ing activities. ties. "This is not how the far, they can't allow anything A chapter in Mississippi majority of guys in my fra- anymore." allegedly took their pledges Ground ternity act," said Josh Burger, There's something that out, dressed them in cloth- $9 00 per hour as a Package Handler! treasurer of the WSl1 Beta happens when you get a ing with letters of an Earn $9.00 an hour to start! bunch of college guys African-.V uerican fraternity, Theta Pi chapter. Tuition Assistance available after 30 days! "I can't speak for all the together and they have that painted t leir faces black, Weekends off! fraternities on campus, but I kind of power over other and led t icm around by Work up to 26 hours per week! can tell you that absolutely people," said Burger. " They nooses. "They're really a spe- 1 Early morning or evening shift available! no hazing goes on in our act really stupid." cial kind of stupid," said Advancement Opportunities available! chapter," said Burger. Burger's fraternity, also Burger. Although only a "There have been no the fraternity receiving much handful of members partici- reported incidents of hazing attention in recent weeks, pated in the act, !>() other Apply in person or visit oou r web site since I've been here," said has a number of programs members watched. "Their AVF. 8-4 pm Naima Tonya Johnston, asso- to promote the personal chapter deserves to be ciate director of student life growth of its members. They closed," he added. for student relations for the have a program entitled "People need to realize Huber Heights. Ohio 45424 past year and a half. "Men of Principle," designed that we are a large fraternity. WSU policy does not tol- to draw fraternity members We shouldn't be judged by www.fedex.com erate hazing of any kind. away from typical stereo- the actions of people in another state," said Burger. online this week Our print edition is just the beginning.

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www.theguardianonline.com 8 The GuartBan Wednesday. February 13 2002 Opinion 1 H© (MiPiliffl |j|}7 Feb. 13, 2002 Issue No. 17, Vol. 37 editor in Chief All Butler Managing Editor Jessica Dunham Oh. missing the high tech train News Editor Josh Sweigart Features editor Leslie Benson Column by 54,779 while Berkeley's Don Bruce, comes in at $4,088. Opinions editor Don Bruce Opinions Sports editor Justin Ross Editor Astounding isn't it? Copy editors The money you are pay- Fred Marion, Erin Runt/. ing right now for a sub-par Chief Photographer J.D. Giffin Graphic Artist Paul Kulis • ducat ion at WSU, which does Advertising Manager not even rank on any of the Stephanie l ung How would you like listings of lop or even ade- Ad Graphics Manager to attend Ihe University quate institutions of higher trgun Meric of California at Berkeley? learning, would actually be an Assistant Production editor You know, the same overpayment at Berkley. Summer Dunlap Berkley known for its How is it possible that a Advertising Reps • Jackie Meddles, Zack Zonker, Mindy Layton 1960s anti-war stance, respected and nationally Staff Writers - Krystlc Barger, which is often held up as ranked university such as UC Brendan Bergen, Matt Koehler, a bastion of liberal think- Berkley could be cheaper than Jennifer Martin. Jake Stanley , Fori ing. WSU, a little known backwa- Anne Agricola Staff Photographers - Heather Think you can't ter school that most students have stood by and watched as terns in Ohio. Skinner, Justin Garman afford it? Think again. are planning on transferring Ohio has plummeted to 40th Currently several col- Faculty Mentor Dr. Jeff John Tuition for an in- out of (according to the latest in the nation in support of leges, including VVSU, have Student Advisor N'Keicha Lynch state student at UC figures available online VVSU higher education. invoked tuition increases to The Guardian is printed weekly dur- Berkeley this year comes only has an 11% four-year That means that while help offset the funding cuts ing the regular school year. It is pub- in at almost S700 less graduation rate which can be Taft and his boys are destroy- implemented b> Taft. lished by students of Wright State than what you are proba- attributed to transfers and University in Dayton, Ohio. Editorials ing w hat is left of public edu- WSU lost a total of 12 without bylines reflect the majority opin- bly paying as an under- dropouts)? cation for children by refus- million dollars in funding this ion of the editorial board. Views graduate student at VVSU. Easy, we live in a state ing to come up with a reason- year due to Taft's brilliant expressed in columns, cartoons and According to the two that does not tare about able and fair public school (insert blazing sarcasm here) advertisements are those of the writers, universities' web pages, higher education, or any edu- funding system, they are also scheme to support Ohio's artists and advertisers. tuition for a resident stu- cation for that matter. The Guardian reserves the right to ripping the heart out of the education system. censor or reject adverising copy in accor- dent to attend WSU is Gov. Taft and his cronies college and university sys- Ohio State University is dance with any present or future adver- proposing a 35% increase in tising acceptance rules established by tuition for incoming fresh- The Guardian. All contents contained man next year, and all other herein are the express property of The ranbutob by Paul Ku(U Guardian. Copyright 2002. Privileges classes following. revert to the writers, artist and photogra- That would take their phers of specific works after publication. total dollar amount to some- Letters to the Editor where around S6000 per year. -The Guardian encourages letters to It's an . onor just This increase is only pos- the editor and commentary pieces to have competed sible because the state legisla- from students, faculty, administrators in the Olympics ture and Gov. Taft joined up and staff last year to abolish tuition • Letters should be typed, have the caps • nat the now oh-so-right- writer's printed full name, address, eous Taft is threatening to re- daytime phone, major and class stand- impose since his state fund- ing (if applicable) • Deadline for submissions is 5 p.m. on ing cut is forcing universities the Friday preceeding the next issue to find new sources of rev- • Letters should be kept to 500 words enue—namely us, the stu- or less dents. • All letters are subject to editing for What needs to be done space and content then? • Letters which duplicate others may Obviously, Ohio isn't be omitted California. If it were we would •When responding to another letter, refer to the date and headline all be in better shape and less •Quotes that cannot be confirmed will bored. not be used How can we begin to E-mail: guartfianoped < hotmail.com compete for information tech- Guardian Phone Numbers nology jobs and other "new Scene/Opinion: 775-5536 economy" positions when the Editor in Chief: 775-5534 citizens of Ohio are receiving Advertising: 775-5537 a sub-par education, includ- /tews/Sports: 775-5538 fax: 775-5535 See "Ohio" p. 9 Wednesday. February 13. 2002 TlK Guardian ') Opinion Letters to the El J) ,7M—— fitches, sports WSU fans: gui spirit? „nd frats! Oh my! I know thai 1 am proba- - showed'tremendous spirit Are you telling me fhat bly asking for it but this . and finally gave our men out of 8,000 people there, needs jo be said, "Wright ' ; someone to play for. you all had something better State fans, you stink!" ; My problem with your to do? NOw, -yes that is a bold | now is-1hut no one stayed li Kven if I wasn't'working I statement but after the the women's Detroit game. .still would've stayed just ' What do you have Butler game and Detroit Now when I say no one, I because the'game was right game on Saturday Feb. 2,1 mean out of a possible 8,000 after. to add to the WSU can say that. I saw maybe 150 at mosi. I stand up for the I was at the Butler game Not even Rowdy Raider women's basketball team as on Saturday dong my usual stayed. That is very sad. well as the other sports that mix this week? assistance with athletic pro- You know, the women no one goes to. motions and noticed a mon- almost won to. They might To quote a cheerleading S#nd Letters to the Editor to: ster turnout for the men's have if they had gotten even saying, "I have spirit, how Butler game. close to the reception the about you?" • I figure between 7 or men got. [email protected] 8,000 people were there and Yes, a typical women's I applaud all of you for com- game that I have seen is Dan Perry. ing out to that game. about 150 to 200 people, but Senior, www.theguardianonline.com Even though we lost, it cone on. Communication Studies www. Is WSU inaccessible U? the During my two years get on the Dean's list for last working in the tutoring semester. Here, she couldn't office, I have seen many stu- even pass history 101. What guardian dents succeed and many fail. does that say for the system These failures were not aca- at Wright State? demic in nature; they were Now I am forced to online social. watch as another one of my The most intolerable tutees goes before judicial part is that these students affairs for accusations that .com were all disabled. Whether could never be made by any- physically or emotionally, the one who knows this individ- "Ohio" continued system at this university ual. knows they are underpaid failed them. l am outraged that one ing reduced services and less and overworked taking care When I started at Wright person can destroy another qualified instructors due to a of you? State three years ago, 1 was person and feel no shame. lack of state funding? your Ohio needs to reevaluate told that this was one of the I will not sit back this Currently, WSU is in the its priorities before we drop most accessible universities time and watch as a student process of cutting some staff further back in the pack of for the disabled in Ohio. with a 3.9 GPA gets kicked positions and then offering (un)educated Americans. 1 watched two of my stu- out of this university. source the jobs as open positions If Ohio ever hopes to dents struggle continuously 1 have always believed with increased responsibili- move beyond its industrial with disability services. that people who make mis- ties and less pay. base, which is crumbling, and Whether it be for help find- takes deserve the benefit of for This may not seem like a the S8-11 per hour sales jobs ing reliable PAs or just for a the doubt and another huge deal now, but wait until that are so plentiful and into little emotional support and chance, not a restraining someone with fewer qualifica- a future that keeps Ohio com- acceptance. order and the possiblity of campus tions, more work and less pay petitive for good jobs, tough Now one student has being kicked out of school. is helping you through the choices will have to be made. been dismissed and another admissions processes or But these choices should may be dismissed. financial aid. not include continuing to dec- neuis One of my tutees was Do you want the best imate the education system thrown out of school and qualified person for the job because of shortsighted now attends the University now... helping you find money or politicians who are more con- Alison Lee Baker, giving you information, or do cerned with their power than of Toledo. Junior, you want someone who the people they represent. There she managed to Psychology Wednesday. Feb 13. 2002 Tile Guardian 10 Scene Visual Art*=. Music. Film. Theatre. Locai ite-night studying spots

By Krystle Barger locations arc located Staff Writer ' throughout campus. There is also a safety escort service Studying, although not provided through Public Safety. the favorite pastime of most "I think the Dunbar college students, does occur Library is very safe to come with some degree of regulari- ty. Students can study to at night. It's fairly popular almost anywhere, and they as well, as far as late night do. studying goes," said Maggie Often, depending on Penner, a librarian at the Dunbar Library. one's environment, it is not always the easiest or the Another popular choice for late night studying is most convenient to study at home. Some common prob- Barnes & Noble, located at lems include loud room- 2742 Fairfield Rd. The cafe mates, distractions such as inside is a tantalizing draw, TVs or radios, or a lack of complete with treats and lux- urious coffees. access to study materials. All of these problems can be "You can see students in Students frequent Waffle House for a late-night meal and a study break. remedied by a change of here all the time study ing. location. It's really common and it night studying spot for stu- If silence were the main really isn't minded at all." dents is the Waffle House, concern, a good study spot said Sarah Beck, a cafe work- located at 3998 Colonel would be the WSU Paul er and a sophomore at Glenn Hwy. W right State. Laurence Dunbar Library. "You can get the The late-night hours are The cafe can be a good absolutely best breakfast somewhat limited, but there study spot if one can tune- there anytime of the day. is boundless access to free out the random conversa- Also, when it's really late tions of other patrons. This study materials. The hours they aren't too busy, and it's for the library qre Monday option can be a great alterna- easy to concentrate, especial- through Thursday from 7:30 tive to studying at home or ly when you have a cup of a.m. until midnight, Friday in the library . Barnes & Noblc- coffee," said Jesse Maxfield, is open until 11 p.m. 7:30 a.m. until 9 p.m., a freshman Criminal Justice throughout the week. Saturday from 9 a.m. until 9 major at Wright Slate. p.m., and Sunday from 11 Every employee at the Open 24 hours a day, the Students study for midter s in the Dunbar Library. cafe inside Barnes & Nobles a.m. until midnight. Waffle House offers flexibili- Safety may be an issue, Bread, located at 2751 goes to Wright State, and The Dunbar Library is ty that no library or tale can considering how late or early Fairfield Commons Blvd. about 90 percent of the total also a good study location offer. However, as a restau- one chooses to study. Also, With its eclectic blend of cof- store employees are WSl! for students worried about rant there is no access to the noise factor may be just fees and sandwiches, it may students. their safety. WSU emergency study materials other than as bad as one's apartment or soon become a favorite of Another favorite late- one's own. dorm room. As long as one's WSU students. The usual finances hold out, there is a restaurant atmosphere- limitless supply of good food applies to Panera. but during and coffee. non-peak hours it is fairly Another 24-hour spot is quiet. Steak and Shake, located at "I have noticed students 2856 Center Drive. coming here to study late. "We don't mind if stu- They seem to come at the dents come and study, we right times, and we have just don't want it to get out never asked anyone to of control. About 85 to 90 leave," said a manager at percent of our staff are high Panera Bread. school or college students, Panera's hours are from and some of them like to 6:30 a.m. until 9 p.m. study here," said Candy Monday through Thursday , 6 Webster, a manager at Steak a.m. until 10 p.m. on Friday and Shake. and Saturday and 7:30 a.m. In addition, Panera until 7 p.m. on Sunday . Steak and Shake is a popular hang out for late-night studying. I I I he Guarditf Wednesday. Feb 13, 2002 {groove! Tour blows out the Nutt house

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By Brendan pocket and a bear. Seagull. Although Donahoe that isn't produced as often Bergen One of the last of has always loved The as it should be," said Staff Writer Shakespeare's great plays, Winter's Tale, she says that Donahoe. "It has a beautiful, The Winter's Tale concerns now is an especially appro- exquisite ending, and it's a The Wright King Leontes, who destroys priate time for the play given fairy tale so wonderful State University his family out of jealousy. the recent tragic events in things happen " Department of After 16 years,-the cleft the United States. The Winter's Tale will be Theater will con- between Leontes. his family "This is a play about a performed in the Festival tinue their season and his friends is healed, dark time turning into a time Theatre at 8 p.m. on Feb. 14 with William and everyone finds love. of hope. It does it in through 16 and 21 through Shakespeare's "It's a very profound Shakespeare's great poetry 23 and at 3 p.m. on Feb. 17, romantic comedy, play," said Mary A. Donahoe, and remarkable characters," 23 and 24. The Winter's Tale. area coordinator of the said Donahoe. There will also be an The play Acting and Musical Theater Because The Winter's additional performance on includes a cast of Program and director of The Tale is not as popular as Feb. 20 at 7 p.m. Tickets are 32 actors and Winter's Tale. some of Shakespeare's other SI5 for students and SI7 for actresses, over Donahoe previously works, it is not performed non-students. fifty masks, two directed WSU's A Piece of My that often. For more information or The Winter's Tale examines hope big dance scenes, Heart, You Can't Take it with "(This is| a wonderful reservations, call 77"i-2500. and loss. a clown, a pick- You and last years The opportunity to see a play IThe Guardten Wednesday. Feb 13. ?002 Read The Guardian online every week {culture} Student's DMB website a popular link www.theguardianonline.com By Krystle Barger Staff Writer

After thousands of web- site hits, wivw.ljveDMB.org is still one of the most popular Dave Matthews Jiarid sites on the Internet. Zach Crawford, a student at Wright. Stale, has had his DMB site up and running since January' 2001.. 'AiniOugh this is. his onlv 'sitc^ J e collaborated vyithothers . >n their DMB sites."' - UJitkout o.fartr^er\t scXool The success of Crawford's site caught the attention of Entertainment W eekly. The magazine's web- site helped promote LiveDMB.org by featuring it Dave Matthews Band as a link on its page. Since Internet," said Crawford, who then, Crawford's site has offers the CD and many See Why Business Professionals maintained popularity other live 1MB shows on CD CHOOSE WRIGHT STATE among DMB fans. from his page. Unfortunately, the link LiveDMB.org offers a for their MBA no longer exists on wide range of information Entertainment Weekly's web- for the curious DMB fan. site, but Crawford's site can The site features upcom- An MBA degree from Wright State still easily be visited. ing tour dates, the trading University can help you take "Entertainment Weekly list, including CDs from 350 your career to new heights. actually contacted me. There different shows, photo- was a CD that DMB made, graphs, show reviews and • More concentrations than any called the Blue Light ly rics. The site also features other area school, so you can Sessions, that didn't get |dis- a well-rounded group of custom tailor your MBA degree. tributedl for purchase. It links that arc all click-wor- • Relevant curriculum such as somehow got released on the thy. E-Commerce and International Business, because local business leaders say they need professionals with a global perspective. WrL0kt Mt-0ht • Faculty with real-world experience and close ties to Every Thursday! local business. (4:00PM-9:00PM) • Designed for working professionals, with evening and late-afternoon classes. Chick-fil-A • Conveniently located right off Fairfield Commons 1-675- (Not the Hanger) Choose the best of the best - the first MBA program in the Miami FRJEE Valley to be accredited by AACSB International. Chick-fil-A Sandwich W/purchase of 11 Raj SoJn College of Business Large Waffle Fries t www.wright.ed u/bus! ness/m ba / A WRIGHT STATE (937) 775-3645 Large Soft Drink UNIVERSITY C * T T O » Wright State ID Required III AACSB Wednesday. Feb. 13. 2002 The Guardian {culture} Cabaret to show oft WSU talent RECYCLE: Share The Guardian with a By Krystle Barger is no limit to the creativity friend! Staff Writer Last year's first annual that one could put into their cabaret proved to be act. The second annual success. The night v\< Anyone interested in Earn $14.15 base appt. Wright State Cabaret, hosted without a hitch, allhou, participating in the show can bv the Union Activities Board total number of part id, call Josh I'hilpot, vice-presi- '* "•> and the Lambda Union, equaled no more than fifu dent of the Lambda Union, at Guaranteed starting pay! will feature some of the most people. The show will take 10-40 hrs/wk. We train! unusual talents that WSU The Lambda Union place on Wednesday, Feb. 27 students have to offer. hopes for many more partici- from 7 p.m. until p.m. in Co-ops/Scholarships awarded. Conditions Exist. The cabaret is a unique pants this year. Anyone thai the festival theater (TI1) in Call Mon.-Fri., 11-6pm 436-3580 show, differing from a tradi- would like to enter ma> do the Creative Arts Center at www.workforstudents.com tional talent show in many so right up until the day Wright State 1 niversity. ways. No prizes are given before the show. out. and the event is not a Acts have been known to competition. include humorous skits, Another difference, dances, singing and poetry which makes the evening reading. more intimate and relaxed, is One act even dressed in the absence of a stage. drag and performed to a Instead of having a popular 'NSync song. There stage, the room will be a "black box," which is a term used to describe a formless space that can be adjusted to any arrangement. This ',ype of setting usually has more of an experimental atmos- phere. Large Pizza "It will be a relaxed envi- • SOUTH PADR*. ronment that is more like an • PAKAJ4A v.TT B£ACH • open mic night than any- • STEAMBOAT • $6.99 thing else," said Amanda • BRKXENHIDGE • Barnett, a junior at Wright State and president of the • DAYTOKA BEACH • ASPZ3 • I Additional toppings only $1 Lambda Union. "It would be nr.sunchase.~om I Delivery Service $1 cool if someone just wanted l.t.00.50HCHAU to go and read a poem FA.RB5R~NY3~I5 N.Broad St. 4 754-1010 in.-l2.00 Midnight Ftiilt) & Saturday '!:00: in.-1.00 a.m.

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By Brendan Bergen initially wanted lo show the explosions and escaping one scene. I'errini, is a hands-on kind of Staff Writer descent of an upst ' through holes in the plot. Arnold plays Gordy terrorist who does his own "every man" who's However, Arnold doesn't Brewer, a firefighter and dirty work, and Arnold In Collateral Damage revenge after a tcr; touch guns himself, choosing family man who loses his unwittingly talks to him Arnold Schwarzenegger but they got lost alt instead lo use weapons more wife and child when they are briefly on the street before sticks with his recent trend way. appropriate for his firefight- killed outside the Columbian the blast. 01 making movies that aren't Apparently, it's hard i er character: axes and explo Consulate during a terrorist When the CIA and FBI very good, even by the stan- make a hulking Austrian an sions. Arnold is also kept bombing. are unable to get justice, dards of other Schwarzeneg- every man, and before too from say ing too many dumb The perpetrator, Arnold studies the situation ger movies. long, Arnold is dodging bul- one-liners, although there is Columbian terrorist and sol in Columbia, and despite It seems that the writers lets, leaping to safety frojn the trademark "Arrgh!" in dier, Claudio "The Wolf" warnings from his firefighter buddies and the FBI, heads to South America to seek his revenge. Education Majors After getting a "pass" into guerilla territory from a perv erted Canadian played Have you thought > by John Turturro, Arnold about the classroomsin poses as the new mechanic for a .cocaine manufacturer played by John Leguizamo. After a botched revenge attempt, Arnold meets up with "The Wolf." The cap- tured Arnold eventually California? escapes the guerrilla camp California has committed $53.3 billion with the help of The Wolfs to education, and we need you to fulfill wife, played by Italian beauty Francesca Neri and sleazy our promise to students. CIA agent Peter Brandt, play ed by Elias Koteas. Arnold then returns to the U.S. to stop another bomb- ing. Despite its drawbacks. Collateral Damage has a few surprises, especially in light Whether you're seeking your of its subject matter and the Kindergarten first teaching experience, or a mood of the country during through third first-class teaching experience, the past four months. California is your answer. The movie draws not-so- grade classes We're seeking graduating and subtle parallels between BOW have 20 experienced teachers to lead our six million students into the future. And Arnold's character and " The we're hiring in all areas of the state, for many types of teacivng positions or fewer pupils Wolf." both men who are driven to violent revenge California has a uniquely diverse population, and we're looking for teachers per class. after the loss of their family. who embrace these differences and use them to enhance the learning The movie also attempts Schools receive environment. Because the Classroom Reduction Act of 19% reduced class to show ' tie complex causes sizes to 20 students per teacher in grades K-3, we have a renewed need financial of terrorism, and surprising- for teachers in those grades. We also have a great need for teachers who ly, places some of the blame incentives for specialize in math, science. ESI/bilingual education and special education on U.S. policies, or lack redoctnf class at all grade levels. thereof. sizes in othor Of course, by the end of trades, toe. Bring your teaching degree to California the movie, Arnold is blowing stuff up and killing bad guys Our commitment to education translates into real benefits for teachers: with axes and, in light of Starting salaries of $34,000 to S44.000 for first year teachers; up to S19,000 in grants this, the plight of the for education loans; no-money-down mortgages with low interest rates; and other Columbians' is largely forgot- incentives for teachers in areas of high need. ten. as well as any merit the film may have had. We need you in California. It's easy to get here. For more information, call toll-free I |jCl 21 1-888-CafTeach {888-225-8322} or visit V# U I lUUVll Read The our website at www.celnnch.cnm Left Coast. Right Job.5* Guardian every week. Wednesday Febuary 13. ?00?DMCMPMH I ">

Sports Wright State's Sports Source. Overtime: Tim USA Raiden ilit conference games By Justin Boss i.u iocks, and six Sports Editor rebounds. Seth's brother Olympics? Cain Doliboa, a senior, scored 17 points. The Wright State men's Commentary by The big game was basketball team put together § Justin Ross Detroit, one of the top teams an impressive win over in the conference. They MMPI Sports Editor Cleveland State (10-12, 4-7 defeated the Raiders by one III.) Feb.9 but then suffered point in overt' ne earlier this a clutch loss to the year. DetroitV Greg Grays ate the University of Detroit-Mercy up the scoring for the Titans day (13-10, 7-4 HL). The split by dumping in a game-high •Bi^^MMmhat a bunch leaves the Raiders (>-(> in the 29 points. of foreign diplomats, who Horizon League and 14-9 For the Raiders, Seth were at the opening cere- overall. Doliboa was the lead man. monies of the 2002 Winter The CSU Vikings hung He scored 23 points, had six Olympics, were complaining tough, exchanging the lead rebounds, and shot three-for- that it felt more like a several times, until there was six from behind the arc. "United States Olmpics" roughly ten minutes left in Hollins scored 16 points with rather than a "World the game. A big dunk from six assists from the forward Olympics." They also com- junior Vernard Hollins, fol- position. Senior Jesse Deister plained that there was no lowed by several big plays by hit four of six from three- reason for them to fly the Hollins, got the green and point land to make up his 12 U.S. flag that was found in gold offense moving quickly points. the World Trade Center rub- as they pulled away to win* "It is just disappointing. ble at the Olympics because by li> points, 87-72. WSU We didn't gel the job done it had nothing to do with the shot 34.5 percent in the defensively," said Cain Wuiti'i l ames, supposively ii game, nearly even with the Doliboa. was an American event and Viking's 53.3 percent. not a world event. Next week the Raider's Senior Jesse Deister .re on the road in Wisconsin I can see how it would be scored 22 points and had to play Milwaukee on easy to jump to the assump- three assists. Sophomore Thursday and then Green Sophomore Seth Doliboa takes to the foul line. tion! that they were right, Seth Doliboa had 22 points. that we got caught up in our Bay on Saturday. Photo by Justin Garman own ego and poured on the "America is number one" scene. 1 can see how easy it would be to claim that The double Doliboa impact at WSU because in the past they have complained about all the By Matt Koeftler "Coach Schilling has 11 commented Seth. market ins; wc do when the given us a great opportunity The Doliboa tandem Games are in the United Statt Writer We've been playing to play together," remarked have brought an intense, States. together for too long. It Cain. competitive attitude to the I can see how it would Brothers Cain and Seth usually just ends up in a For the Doliboa's, their team. This brotherly duo just be easy to believe that, Doliboa are hooking up on first coupled domination was fight. epitomizes the word "rival." but for once I think we are the basketball court once showcased at nearby -Seth Doliboa On the court these two are innocent of these charges. again, only this time they are Springboro High School. The nothing short of fierce com- Every time an Olympics succeeding at the NCAA n brothers led their team to an State. petitors. Their ferocious is held the country hosting Division 1 level. Despite both 18-2 record as well as receiv- "Me and Coach Purnell rivalry has reached some- the event adds some of its brothers being newcomers to ing All-State honors as preps. just weren't seeing eye to eye, what of an extreme as they own cultural spice to the the Wright State program, the After high school, Cain so this just seemed like the refrain from guarding each opening ceremonies. In Doliboa tandem has made a went on to play at UD under best option for me," men- other in practice. Sydney, for the Summer stellar impact, leading the coach Oliver Purnell while tioned Cain. "We've been playing Olympics of 2000, we saw a team to a very respectable 14- Seth finished up high school In conjunction with together for too long. It usu- lot of Aborigines because it 9 record thus far. To further and played a year at Bowling Cain's decision Seth put BGSU ally just ends up in a fight," was very relevant to the cul- emphasize their impact on Green State University. Their behind him and Wright State remarked Seth. ture holding the event. the program, the brothers paths to Wright State were into the picture. With the regular season This time in Salt Lake find themselves one-two in similar as they both arrived "I was happy at BG. I just winding down, the Doliboa's City , we saw a lot of mumbo- scoring for the team as they and the rest of the Raiders in transfer-style. After two wanted the opportunity to both average 17 points per seasons at UD, Cain decided are finding themselves in a come back close to home game. to transfer and play at Wright See "Olympics" p. 17 and play with my brother," See "Doliboa" p. 17 Tht Guardian Wednesday. Febuary 13. 2002

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