VOL. 104 ree No. 104 10, OPINIONS SPORTS Tuesday, February 1998 Caps show more than team Leaf jeopardizes chance at Weather 2 I Sports 8 support being No. 1 draft pick Opinions 5 IClassifieds 13 www.onlinc-green.corn Page 5 Page 8 Dancing in the name of art Suspects sought in sexual assault FROM STAFF REI'ORTS three small dots on the web of his left hand, had a gold hoop earring in Pullman police are searching for his left ear and was wearing a gold three males in connection with the cross necklace. He was wearing a abduction and rape of a 16-year-old black sweatshirt, baggy jeans and girl that allegedly occurred Feb. 2. possibly Doc Marten's boots. At about 9:30 p.m., the girl was • A White male, about 18 years old, abducted in front of Historic Grey- about 6 feet to 6 feet 2 inches tall, stone Church and then taken to a with a very thin build. His hair was secluded area and raped, according black with blond roots and in dread- to a Pullman Police Department locks. He was wearing leanko jeans, press release. a shirt that read "Legalize It", a The suspects are described as tal- black leather coat and had several lows: chains (large loops) around his waist • A White male, approximately 18 and neck. years old, about 5 feet 10 inches tall The suspects were driving an with a muscular build. His short, older model sports car. The lower dark, straight hair was slicked back part was in a darker, rnaroonish-red with gel and hair spray. He had green and the upper part was a lighter red. eyes and was wearing a "No Fear" The rear window had defrost strips cap. He wore a silver hoop eaning in and the windows were tinted. The his left ear and a black plastic sport car had a black interior with dice watch. His clothing included an Adi- hanging from the mirror and a CD das-brand pullover acrylic jacket and player. The bumper had "Darwin" stone-washed blue jeans. and "Nine Inch Nails" stickers on it. • A White male, about 14 to 16 years If anyone has infonnation about old, about 5 feet 6 inches to 5 feet 8 the suspects, contact Sgts. Chris Ten- inches tall with blondish-brown nant or Kathy Buck of the Pullman short hair, green eyes and sideburns Police Department at 334-0802. to his jawbone. He had a tattoo of STAFF PHOTO BY ERIC R. NUSSER Artist Mel Chin opens up his lecture by dancing to music for a crowd of hundreds who attended to hear him speak on the topic "Imperfect Pearls in the Ether of Infinite Labor." Chin, a Chinese-American who creates art, spoke at the 1998 John Mathews Friel Memori- al Art Lecture, in part to open his spring exhibition at the WSU Museum of Art. The exhib- it, titled "Inescapable Histories," follows his development as an artist from the 19705 to the present and will be on display through March 29, but is closed from March 14-22. ' Supreme Court Justice O'Connor presenting lecture at UI By BETry Jo The shuttle service will depart from the west end of the The Da;ly Evergreen Kibbie Dome parking lot beginning at 3:30 p.rn., with two buses running continuously until 4:40 pm. The shuttle service will make return runs to the park- Teams need space U.S. Supreme COUl1 Justice Sandra Day O'Connor ing lot beginning at 5:45 p.m. and continuing until will present a public lecture Tuesday at 4:30 p.m. in the approximately 6:45 p.m, By HEIDI HERRMANN ing renovations. The renovations University of Idaho Student Union Ballroom. Justice O'Connor's appearance is sponsored by the UI Contributing writer began last October and are expect- Justice O'Connor's lecture is titled "Charting the College of Law Bellwood Lecture program. ed to be completed by fall 1998, Course of Federalism: The Supreme Court and State O'Connor is the second Bellwood lecturer. The pro- The intramural and club teams said Robert Stephens, associate Sovereignty" and will be followed by a reception in the gram is funded by a $1 million gift from Judge Sherman will be scrambling for field space director of ActivitiesIRecreational Student Union Building. 1. Bellwood and is the largest endowed lectureship at the this spring because of the loss of . Sports. Justice O'Connor's lecture is free and open to the' pub- UI. Rogers Field and Valley Road The improvements to Valley lic. Doors to the ballroom will open at 3:30 p.m. Nominated to the U.S. Supreme Court by former Pres- Field. Road Field will be extensive. "The A free shuttle for those attending the lecture will be ident Ronald Reagan on July 7,1981, Justice O'Connor Valley Road Field, which had new features being built include a provided by the. UI College of Law, and attendees are took her oath of office Sept. 25, 1981, to become the first been the main intramural practice new restroom, storage office, land- encouraged to use the service to alleviate traffic on cam- woman to sit on the U.S. Supreme Court. and playing field, is now undergo- pus. See INTRAMURAL Page 3 PAGE 2 THE DAILY' EVERGREEN' TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1998 Pullman forecast from the National Weather Service at www.weather.com/weather! Weather us/citiesIWA_Pullman.html TuEs. WED. THuRs. FRI. H H 50 44 L L 35 37 5 Showers Showers . • ommuru E c§ALEND~R • S.A.F.E. Place offers peer sup- CUB 232 on Feb. 19 at 7 p.1ll. port and resource referral for sur- Anyone can attend, and beginners vivors of sexual violence and their are welcome. If you have ques- friends and families. Business tions, call Daniela Serra at 333- meetings are on Tuesdays at 5 p.m. 5345. in the Women's Resource Center. Rent any tw-o items for For more information, call 335- • The Marketing Club will meet this -w-eekend and 6849. this Wednesday in CUB 108 at 6 receive a certificate for p.m. We will be having pizza and a Free carnation for your • The Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, discussing projects. , special slolTJeone! i:' Transgendered and Allies stu- dent group is meeting Tuesday at • SAC members, don't forget we ;..,,,..eflts of tl.e ORe r d - 'i'.\~1"'''' 5 p.m. in CUB B-19A. Call 335- have a meeting Tuesday at 6 p.m. v,~ , (,oUl{ar's Cat'nf'us 4311 with any questions. in the Lewis Alumni Centre. Hope S ....J . to see you all there. If you have • The Risk Management and any questions, call Tom at 335- Insurance Club will hold a gener- 6908. al meetingTuesday at 6:30 p.m. in Todd 320. Please bring your $5 • The College Republicans will membership dues. Don't forget meet Tuesday at 7 p.m. in Todd that Safeco's Dan Antonietti will 120. All are welcome. IHI POlilfOIIQIII'IIO.IIIIINti I(HIDIJII join us at 7 p.1ll. Please dress pro- .. 11M III Ic.I(jS fessionally. • Interested in helping recruit stu- dents to WSU? Join the Preview TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 10 limedwri.ingl • The Yoga and Meditation Crew. For more information and Club is having a yogic monk as a an application, drop by the Office WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 11 Ire'r•• guest speaker on Tuesday in CUB of Admissions in Lighty 370. 222 at 8 p.m. All are welcome to Applications must be returned by TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 24 lp.m.'.~p.m. attend. Thursday. WEDNESDA~FEBRUARY25 • Golden Key National Honor • The Anthropology Club will PRIORREGI~T14TIONI~REQUIRED. Society is having a general meet- have a guest speaker, Dr. Andref- TUESDAY, MARCH 10 ing on Tuesday at 5 p.m. in CUB sky, demonstrate Stone Age tech- Questions? 219. All are welcome. nology in the Lithics Lab in the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 11 College Hall basement at 6:30 Call the Writing Assessment Office • The Apparel Merchandising p.m. on Tuesday. Student Association will be hold- TUESDAY, MARCH 24 at 335-7959 or visit us in Avery 483. ing model try-outs Feb. 18 and 19 • The Yoga and Meditation Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. at 6 p.m. in White 208 for the Club is having a guest speaker WEDNESDAY, MARCH 25 • To have your portfolio evaluated, you must have completed annual Mom's Weekend fashion Wednesday in CUB 220 at 8 p.m. show. Both males and females are All are welcome to attend. TUESDAY, APRIL 7 the timed writing portion.as well as submitted the three course needed; no experience is required. piipers signed by your instructors. • Fashion Show meetings are in WEDNESDAY, APRIL 8 • Seniors with an anticipated May 98 graduation who are • Are you interested in playing for progress every Wednesday at 5:30 delinquate in meeting these requirements will be delayed in a women's lacrosse team? Come p.m. in White 208. It's time to get TUESDAY, APRIL 21 to a meeting and check it out in involved. graduating if writing skill does not meet the standard. • WEDNESDAY, APRIL 22' tYrYversity Portfolioenvelopes are sold at the Bookie for $1.40. UP IN THE WRITING ASSESSMENT OFFICE IN AVERY 483 OR CALL 335-7959. Evezrgreen EDITOR IN CHIEF ONLINE EDITOR Fekadu Kiros Ieramy Rosenberg 335-2488 ~35-4576 [email protected] MANAGING EDITOR PHOTO EDITOR Ryan Sadoski Rachel E. Bayne 335-2292 335-2377 [email protected] NEWS EDITOR ADVERTISING MANAGER Ihulldil,.