WE ADVOCATE CHANGE – THOUGH DOLLARS ARE NICE, TOO My friends, MiX is here. We know what the problem is with your weekend, and we know how to fix it. MiX, and MiX alone, can fix this problem. Don’t go looking for those other weekend pull-out sections – they don’t love you like we do. We agree with them that you should be out having fun, but we’re not in cahoots with the Man like those other guys. If you try to have too much fun on the weekends, the police will fine you. Will fine you. We’re somber and responsible, but we know how to have fun, too. Catch you inside. 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 The student voice of Washington State University since 1895 Vol 115 No. 34 Bayly acclimating to provost position Proposal Bayly said the extra role as next week. learning the duties and scope provost for six weeks before acting provost was unexpected, “I need to have a conversa- of the provost’s office, unsure taking leave. but he has tried to keep up. tion with him,” Floyd said. “I of how long he’ll be there. He Bayly said he is continuing for Mike’s know this is a very difficult hasn’t defined any goals for his the work of Hoch and former By Rikki King circumstance for everyone position aside from those of provost Bob Bates. In terms of Evergreen staff involved, but I simply can- previous provosts. A2P2, he is focusing on stop- not discuss personnel-related He said he has spoken with ping the tenure clock and mod- Bar fails There is no search pro- issues.” Hoch only once since the pro- ifying the duties of staff and cess in place for a new pro- Bayly said taking on the vost left. faculty. He said his role in the Potential problems included vost or dean of the College extra role as “It’s a challenge,” Bayly said. College of Veterinary Medicine people coming into Mike’s of Veterinary Medicine, said acting provost « IT’S HARD “I’ve been working on all the will not be a conflict of interest from other bars after 2 a.m. Warwick Bayly, the man serv- was unex- things the provost works on. in making those A2P2 TO TOTALLY decisions. ing in both of those roles. pected, but he It’s hard to totally separate By Nham Pham Bayly stepped up as act- has tried to SEPARATE He said he has no influence Evergreen staff from the duties of dean. I’m on the U-District proposal and ing provost two weeks ago keep up. FROM THE working hard, but I’ve always when Provost Steve Hoch took forums, but supports Floyd’s For the Pullman Police “I was very DUTIES OF worked hard. I’m the acting sudden personal leave and surprised,” plans. Department, one hour is just provost and I’m going to do my too much to ask. returned to Lexington, Ky. The he said. “The DEAN .» Bayly also did not identify best in this role.” any specific colleges, deans or ASWSU’s proposal of administration has not said speed with Warwick Bayly extending the closing time of when or if Hoch will return. which it hap- Bayly said it is unknown student organizations he has Acting provost who would be provost if Hoch met with as acting provost, Mike’s Bar from 2 a.m. to 3 President Elson S. Floyd pened is such a.m. on certain nights was not does not return. WSU spent outside of those in the offices said he will speak with Hoch that it’s taken received favorably by Pullman of the provost and president. and individuals throughout the me awhile to get my mind $146,967 on the search process police. university and hopes to make around the aspects of the job.” for finding Hoch – a process “The bottom line is we’re an announcement by the end of Meanwhile, Bayly said he is Bayly headed. Hoch served as See BAYLY Page 7 opposed to it,” Pullman Police Cmdr. Chris Tennant said. Tennant said officers are constantly responding to Career Expo draws job-hunting students issues at Mike’s. He said the bar easily has the most cases of any area in Pullman. He said ASWSU attempt- ing to address a safety issue is a good thing, but not the method suggested in the proposal. “I appreciate ASWSU look- ing into the situation, but I do not agree with their solution,” he said. « I APPRECIATE ASWSU LOOKING INTO THE SITUATION, BUT I DO NOT AGREE WITH THEIR SOLUTION.» Chris Tennant Pullman police cmdr. Calls to Mike’s general manager DJ Goldfinger for comment Tuesday were unre- turned. Tennant said Pullman Police received an e-mail from Goldfinger, in which he wrote that he has reconsidered and will not try out the proposed one-hour extension on Oct. 24 and 25 as originally planned. Pullman Police Chief Ted Weatherly said based on his 45 years in law enforcement, DANIEL MITCHELL/DAILY EVERGREEN Goldfinger’s cooperation is a Michael Fredrick talks to students interested in a career in forestry at the USDA Forest Service booth during Wednesday’s wise decision. Career Expo of the Palouse at Beasley Coliseum. The expo, co-sponsored by Career Services and the UI Office of Career and “From my experience, Professional Planning, allowed students to connect with top recruiters from companies and graduate schools nationwide. when you have these kinds of situations, bars tend to lose their liquor license,” he said. Weatherly said though ASWSU’s proposal sounds Leaders speak on water issues at Moscow summit reasonable on paper, it is not Crapo, R-Idaho, spoke through situation.” is the shrinking levels of practical. He said it would The problem on the Palouse only encourage people to stay is the shrinking levels of the video messages. Steve Robischon, executive the Grande Ronde Aquifer, “Each spoke about their per- manager of PBAC, said the Robischon said. at the bar longer. He said there may be some Grande Ronde Aquifer. spective on water issues, par- event was successful. “We are using more water potential problems, such as ticularly in the Palouse Basin,” than is being recharged into By Kara McMurray the possibility of intoxicated Evergreen contributor said Mark Workman, Pullman « SMALL THINGS LIKE the system,” he said. “If we people from other bars com- public works director and a CHANGING WATER USE were taking out as much water ing to Mike’s after 2 a.m. More than 300 people came member of the Palouse Basin as going in, then water levels “Often the best thing to together for the fourth annual Aquifer Committee. HABITS CAN MAKE A would stay even. If we were do is let (intoxicated) people Palouse Basin Water Summit As part of the event, a hypo- DIFFERENCE.» taking out less water than what go home and sleep it off,” he at the Best Western University thetical situation was presented was going in, then water levels said. Inn in Moscow on Tuesday. where a soda company comes Steve Robischon would be rising. We can’t con- Weatherly said the typically Speakers for the day’s to the Palouse wanting to use Executive manager PBAC tinue to do this forever.” young age of Mike’s custom- events included Sen. Gary the aquifer. Workman said water levels ers and the number of people Schroeder, R-Idaho, state Sen. “Coca-Cola was going to “People said it was good and are dropping about a foot to a at the bar can make it hard to Mark Schoesler, R-Ritzville, bottle 400,000 gallons of there was a lot of good informa- foot and a half each year. control the situation. and Keith Stoffel of the state Dasani water out of the aqui- tion and to me that means it “If it continues to do that, “When you have that kind Department of Ecology. Sens. fer,” Pullman Mayor Glenn was successful,” he said. Patty Murray, D-WA, and Mike Johnson said. “It was a bizarre The problem on the Palouse See WATER Page 7 See MIKE’S Page 7 INSIDE: WEATHER: PAGE 2 || POLICE LOG: PAGE 2 || CLASSIFIED: PAGE 6 || CROSSWORD: MIX 8 || SUDOKU: MIX 8 ALSO WSU TO TAKE PART IN LARGEST KIDS’ HEALTH STUDY IN U.S. HISTORY: PAGE 7 2 THE DAILY EVERGREEN PAGE TWO THURSDAY, OCTOBER 9, 2008 P.O.Box 642510, 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ Pullman, WA 99164 The weather box 5ǣǠ%ǜǤǧǴ&DZǠǭǢǭǠǠǩ www.dailyevergreen.com Friday | Sunny The Daily Evergreen is the official student Order a photo reprint: Other contact numbers: publication of WSU, operating under authority Contact Tracy Milano at 335-4573. granted to the Board of Student Publications by Circulation: 335-5138 High: 51 Low: 29 the WSU Board of Regents. 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