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5CfL"C of utgCfK:~. T'heytoo:* a 101 of dtancc:s onioa!. in part bee.u",",Dc<:gan aod the defensewen: playin~ .pccllCU­lar\~, bu' lhe chaliCe!never panned out.Allhough the Hawksout.shot til" Anchormenin bolh ovcnirncs. in lheend Ihc~ had to setTle fora lie.

RWU hllS lhn:<: road

games coming up, bu'will "'Iurn 10 Baysidefield on October 16 10play Colby-SawyerCoUCjiI.

capllin Ian PooI~

ancllored lhe H.wksdcfclU<:, Ihwartinll anch_ lhal ClIme ;n'ohi,lOOC:.

On !lCveral or:~as;OI15

Ihc liKwk,' fron' Ii"".II'd b~ IUpc1' fmhmanNale llouehcr. hd crosspu'loell on net deflectedout ofbounds b~ the RICgOlli~, The",", WKS'"'il

opportuni'ies wlllIld oon­lil100 lill tile end ofreiII·Ia'ion.

When lhe whi$lle for!be firsl ovcnirnc bltw,the Hawk portrayed a

Men's Soccer: Deegan saves 13,effense stalls in double-overtime

The RWU men's s0c­

cer ltam Mlll~d lheRhode 1~land CoUcileAnchormen l.o a 0-0 dou·~llCllio~~

" Bll~~ide field,Sophomore goalkeeperKevin Dceil~n led lheHawn wilh 13 $.:Ivca.

Iklih ICAmIl ellfllC OUIwilh carl~ lire. Iookinil10 !Illy on !he lIfl'el15ivt:in The first half u ellChlearn look TUm5 cornrol·tina The ball. Scuior to-

l'!m Manl1for1SI"'rtJ< ..,<11'....

....­Mernl:>cn ofthc MultiaoJturuI Sltdml Un""" !Ihow offIhftr barmcT and swrut­-mmduring tIw Ughr dw N'I(JNlVaIt on Scu1lr'da1t,~ z. The ....aa: WlQ

hdd inN~ and ralMd 1IlOM!I/or IItt~ia"nd 411f1P1- Sorisy.

nic IlIblc 110 ITlOfC lllanflv", mlnu'ClI ~go." uidMcGrath.

"I lhiDk it was di~5P"'Clful bccowse whoev­er did i' had no reason...h was a probIibty j""l •drunken action thatended up IL5 • gn:aIincon""ni<'ncc 10 115.w

loIid McTlisky, wbO§Cdesk &il;i directly in frontof The brokm ...-indc:no.

Vandalism IlIld 0Ihctdisrnp:clful bdTIviorha$ ftOI bern • majorproblem so fa. tIlis~""'5U1'. DirecTor orPublic Safety BrmdaDDoftertyrtpQl1S. -ta~en.! _ of The smdrnt

body 15 lt5j>«IM and:courttoII5... As a "bok.!he swdcnl! <:ompOr1

Ihemlld..-cs ..idl ...run_If and~ for orbm.-

No furtbcr probIambIv<: IMWltd~ 1btiDcidmI. and The pomK:Iablo sriU sirs 0III5Ide ofWiUown

Willow windowsmashed by table

Buo,n;" &""Y'fContrlbutlnl Writ.,.,.

Vandllis usala picnictable: 10 ,mash a fll'!ll­Iloor window in WillowIiall on fridlt~,

September 10.Dana Cohen and

Anya Mel1,slk~, wlM)

Ii." OIluidc Willow St,w,," in Ihcir 00rm alaboul IbiS p.m. whci:llhe IIble wa, tbrownmlO thcil' window,brca.ki", lITe pa.nc of.....

R.A. Chris McGraI1Tam.cd ;mmcdil1Cl~

aller Ihc \-.ndaIism. lieIqIOf1Cd sccirc a &fOUPof peopk p~around .. area.. bur no00l' clail1lCld 10 btowwho~ the mel­....,

""I'M darnlIac _ba"e (Ia;UnI;Id quic:kl~.

bccallK a few oceu­pallIS of SI~ tbcybad jll$l pnc ~6um AnUlg 011 The pio.

Congressto CampusFormer congressmen encourage

political involvementJohn "binlalri$ studeDlS and !Xul!)",Contribull... Wrller m£QIDgmg mad=ts 10

r...o fonnn' u.s. I!"in,...n-o:d in !be poIilt­Coapnsmrn vul10ed cal prucns. The~RWU on ~ber 20. IS a pattDftShrp bel..=nDaDOC'1t MIke forbes. IiIe StamIS Cnner for• former Eaittm lorIl Public Service. OleIs.Iand ~11~C, etOue< for DcIlX"ucy8nd Georg<' WMky, a and UI;'U1Iih,p as _RqoHi... Rc:prncnwiu Council (Dr Exa~

Ii'OEIl lkS~~ in GavrrnmmI and ~~ PlICknu in U.s. AU(lCII';on ofthrK diffnftlt Iectura. FOfmC'I' MembcTs of~ aboullhe el«- ~bOn. and _ 'f!'X,fi. The vi~ilS are DlIII.

cally,!Jo:Iw If) en ckc1ed.. dchu~ AI RWU. eodITwo Iee,ura "'ell' lJll"*c on dilJaml lOp­

)odd in Political 5ciaIce in, JOIDCtimes relying

Ptofuaor June OIIlM <JIbcI- for infunna· Mli!lon Ua>lgl!r" (I6.lJarKI emily l~bncJn (J70JjinWlfd-.d andSp:#JDaa'. elasfa...d lion. Fon- began his ft>om«nlh, 'dpedivrly, during /au Saturdoll~IllwlIriotIoL RWUjinisMdone: ..... bcld in MNS renuorb with back- 5Itf:Ond ootrall in 1M _. fOl' UOflI, ""' pt¥8-200. The laflUl l~ around • information L -=c...-'-.:...c... ---'was ItteDded by.tJoul abou, himself, !hen60 people. focused lin the ;nUC':l

ConI"'" 10 Campu$ dIAl ...... rounuy is facingb...·~'~.·"'{T~' I resent lime..

former Im'mbcrs of IIIC ing ... I •

~~ one dcmocnu in !he military. healtll­and one republican _ '0 eire and a p;>or~

villi' coll~g~ ~....pu~ m~. forbes lold The audi­uound the oounlry. They entt he decided '0 fUll

~pcnd lWO dI~. hoMingclasses and meeling with

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Wellness WednesdaysBag Lunch Lecture Series

October 13Principles of Fitness

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BI:lcIw4 Iln-ado......FriJ<u' S€jIW"/I.... ~4 81 J·Jl ~ .... Randy &,fd>tor,

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......,--~.~~~;0<1I>60rr'1,"J'li MicWI.Ianteoric:z, 2:. oOk=bao)por cUrpI..w. f daf) .'1

used napkins u \ aJidIU (like tlto.: pla&:l: I.lI

Rr~ol by the ATMthaI ehargn $10).

Thill new oonccpt ofmine has beat nothingbul trouble. 11us leadsme 10 my lesson of mew~: De\'er rodd bcHJ.ing vook. to Kamrn ­thal's JUst plain srupld.

fO!" as much troublelhe vodka thIng C.ltusedmy body. 1l really gotmy brain thinking. Didyou ever nmice thaI ifyou add alcohol to thename of a food, thatrood will then S(ILlI1dlike the grealest liq­uid/solid CQI11oinalionof all lime? Take"bccr-ballen-d shrimp~f<H" example. NowIbcrc's • crafty mar·keting idea.

8tltr with me Ileaand imagine if Iheyinjected beer-banem:lshrimp with nlC'?! IsIbat e\·tn possible?Could you imaginesccutg lhat sen'cd nexlto die PIliOUi Prllntn1Thtn Igain. how.....ould one cook s0me­

thing like thal1Whalever, you couldprobably just Ihrow itin the micro.

somctbing like -I is21" and get.sd'Ved., 00questions wed.

But 1 dj~_

Cooki0i somethID);really load U5IIIllylakes me IS 10 30 mm­utes. but then once il'sdone. il only takes meaboul t\\oo minuteS 10

completely devour. NotnlIner bow lklectablethaI cuy Mac T\1IIyhave been. I'm stillpiS$Cd off. So it's areal Ircal ....·beo one ofmy gem:rous room­mntn. will cook for lhewhole house. Theother nighl Jamesmade lbi! absolutelyamazing chicken pastawith vodka sauce. Andever since then I'vebcC'Tl adding vodka 10

t'vCl)1hing I make inthe hopes that il willWte iXlicious.

When I say vodka Idon't mean n:aI Vlxlb.1 mean me Ici.od ofVlxlb mat will killInO$I people io!ilDntlyUJ*l illgC61Na.dollar per llandIe_ half­gaiOline, half-nuclearwaste, low earb, vomilvodh. The- kind ofSluff you can only buyal plKcs thai acrcpl

for W welghl of themeal 8lld I (nIl:\'" in anundoubiedly lnKCU­

rate number Like 1.1.BO'<"' mocb dou Iclrickal. axk:l. ...rich'"Urn. how about aneighth? 1 M\'C 110 idea.

$(0 I WCllt to Transferthe lJlh(T day hopmgthat lTUIIybe, evmthough I'm not 011 ameal plan, the &Chool":auld still hook me upwith SO fttt food dol­Ian; (yeah right). Butthat turned out to be acomplete w,"te of mytime (jusllike the day Iwalked to NC fromWillow al 8 a.m. toflfld out DIy c1a5s 1'Iadbeen canceled).Apparently you stillneed out 10 to spenddoubtfully exiSlentfood dollars.

I doll'l uoderst.lndhow. if I want 10 eIlI ~

"'yschool that I pay 30gnmd a year 10 SO 10. Iget eardod. But. if I....ant 10 mgage in~ driaWq illthe city I fTeqUClttlypublicly urinate in, iI'Sno pmblC\1l- I can godown to any bararound my house wilha used napkin thllt says

Oario \'ilta...Cool'''''''''' Writer

How come e..cry­thllli I put In thernlCTOwavc sucu. ora1~bums the housedown? Am Ito lISSUlDCfms. fully dad In alu·rrunum fOil on a fryi"8pan, do not belong in II

rwJiOlClhe bolt? Am Ito u.;umc that If! puu(ruleD .... aOle In tbemtcroll.'a\'c for 30 sec­onds il will come l)I.lLsoaking wct'! Did I putthis- wame in themicrowave or did Igrab it 0\11 of. urinal?I can'l recall.I iulve come \0 the

conclusion thai I know1.....0 things _bolll thcmkf'Owa\"c: il can popcom pre"y well (how­ever. one must w3tch­ful. lila: tbc c)'C:li of l!'IeRWU lIawk. 50 as tonot bum and blackenthe popl:l)(1I - btau;;cC\."Cl')'OflC kno..,; burntpc>f'COm is the thirdfoulest smell k..,..,,, 10man) and it can dcfroiLmy meat like no""oman c"er could(with nKl.io WlI"6).

One thing I reallyhate is when themicrowave asb me

SAVE THE DATE - SENIOR EVENTSOKTOBER FEST T_ First Senior Pub Night

October 22 from 9-12 Location TBA

Rt(:rcation Center Conference Room12:10 p.m.· 1:00 p.m.

For more info. contactDonna Dannody at extension 3413

Edn(lr BlIlfIC \.1oif.atohn..,~ Albsya~. E4iIor. Aatil C)~

Sponl.FP raU 'OllH_~ES .£rib" pb)'~tcna: Edtloc.Jl 1 tinn'uh

Ihe Hawk's Herolll

Congress(eont'd·from poge ,)

for Congress as a repub­lican because Ite wa, fedup w;th thc way i"ue~

weI'<' being handled.Ikfor.: he was elected,be served 25 years as asl~ff aidll on the county

To thll EdItor:•

and stale legislatures.Wooley spale on bow

to g~ elected. In .hort.he said, you !lave to stanofT small and work yourway up. He also 111C.'rl­

lioned thai running forany office is lUI upcn.sive procc:ss, "no mailerbow you CUI it- He aOO

addressed hQw Congl'C$Oiopet'lltcs and how il ha$dultll;l-d over the years,

For inslance, thepressing issue now is thecreation of~ and thisin true in boIb panies. IfOne rcprescnuuive pro­poses a bill that will cre­ale jobs, il is respected

by lhe (>liters, becausethey mighl n=I supportfor tb<: wne iSllllC lalet.

Another change is thaiwbat used 10 be a part­lime job for rcprcscnm.tives is now a full·timepositioo. witb re:lpo<18i.bilit;c. thai includemeeting with con·

stitucnls, mcc1;ng withlobbyists and voting ""lhe floor,

The key poinl Wooleyand Forbes emphasizedwas thai if you are dis·satisfied wilb Ibe WIly

tbing.5 are mn. vOle,Otberwis.e. you won'thave a say and mml

llCCt-"]l1 lhe majorily's rul­iOI;.

After the >'Jl'OOCb., EricFournier. a sludentItl:Ijoring in polirieal sci­ence, said. -I reallyenjoyed everything bolbofthern bad 10 say....

(,""-_~ in1lo:t kIl,.,. '" lht "~Inf• .oIkIoJll.< l<lllllie.._ lbr In-........ bor "'....;.'100 of tho "'Ilk ill nMl«l *i1h ,..,.rlciol~»~~1;l(itt. ""'"'Ik\lII!ll)'cw.,,"" to:!'> ~gjn til<: ldt<:!n,

1be.~~~cl_ Df1hc' 14'h AJ • or , __ opocilkally <nldl'd til <'om!>:>! _, diJlloUitlo$; ,t ..... llI'>l '!lII:nd«lll>~ II> !ldIn<~4o!A. • A:n<lrI\4«~. I' !let.t'" IJ"'. 14"'_""" lsih M'f'JN1l"I"Q/$ .......~tVtly «oclilkd '"~ ...,"""~"'" «Jl'lI po;tlI«tit>fI clouso, t!>cttfiou.1"~ IIY mom.oa~ i, ""P<"'IlInd~ doni,.....Hen "JIb A...·l~' ',,"I'~";n<l far~ /\do IiIlf "'IIlj>e''1f_~ II'>WlDd py rtWn2llt II.. tm<ltttr."lI~~ tt»l '"~ wi1tt iI>e~ "r

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Student questions theapathy of young voters

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RcpublicInJI and.-d 10be very ""Ih'c in Ihcpliny."

Wonhington's ochef,......n: al"" shaped by hcrfamily. "My familyinnuencc led me 10become I d\.'TIlO(:rst...yookind of end up like yourfamily 'cuz they brin¥you up and you inheriltheir ~"$. I reglSl=d1hc day I lurned 18 andheY(' VOlCd in I varietyof \0lIo0 de<:lioa$. I l1li

pIannioz on W'IJIiDIIID !beupromin&; ekuio_ forKerry mQ6f likdy. Idon'l belie>-'e cithc:r ~Indy strong CIIrIdidatcsbul I haY(' to VOle for ~lesxr of two cvils.~

blftX)'. In 1991l, and IhcreullS found Z~~

~ • kvcl of profi_...1I:lI1 or ad"anccd.Howc~'~r, 7S p.:r~nl

......~ basK: or belo...basic. Out ofan chc higbIl('hool $',.'I1ion su""ycd.90 percenl uoden.'luodtllal social security is amajor concern for fulUn:l"ft"lllioos. but only 9pm>enl COIIkI name. 1·....0WI)" in "'hK:li our 5OCie­Iy can profil Irom aclwe..."i7Jcn participation..".~ ,.,..,..

Iioa of cl<:...tiorl igoo­raocc. or 'I'"'!by, inyoong adullS holck IruC

in the miDds of olderJCMTPTion$. bullbi~ rrDy

n<rI be "'orRCl. EvCT)'RWU Rudenl ROO h:IdrcJktrn:d thl.msclvcs aseilher • lkmOCfal or",publican, aml kn... wwhich spc:cific view.tbey likcdldisliked aboultheir panicular pan)'.Frank North has formedhis own political ""Iiefs..·jthnua the belp of lIUI_

aide medii aourccs, andrdic...1S on lhcm. saying,'" am a n:publican,­..Iliclr. -Uy WD..:$

from my ptleDllI ..110iNIilk:d cJocir qJiniorl'f inme. Abo I am a comet_

v..h~ penon l'OII«:rRin,my monIls and actionsSO I mostly sgn:e ..·ilbIlle p.lfI}'·s opinion'l ontraditional family valUl'll,My parcnlll art ~Irong

-­IUlting wr1tl'r Mary} 'ukon' !Vat","" $i911$ (I COf'JI ofher rtOloel,The 14!1>Iof.&rojnu foro student, The 1WI.'r./ is °collection ofshortst~ about JapcneR women wid mild"", who mustkam to SIITI!iw after Iosiny lowd 0lIe$ in I\'urld War II.lVall'l"li. int.jtcd to oompus by 1M cn'(lliV(" wn'IUlu dl'pIlr1ml'1lf.IYUd lin t=erpl from her hook and~ wilh stUtK'n!s onThunday, Sept<ml~r:13,

infoomau<- about the"-Odicbles and J'1U'1opponwlItics I1IIVdcd 10CbcJos,e or Lose promot­ers. Tk goal is 10 m:ruil20 milllllll you!b ,~10 swe !heir opinioo andmalt.... diffcrmc<:.

Aeeordinll to senior

com~ the ErhiasM SIe>-e, !be <;(KI. M A ... of !he V'lJI:in&....,Ironly support ill dle stanl b.1rTa,e of MTV opWoos of our a=cn­rttenl \r",eo Mus.... ads. ...""~ ...e1ebrilies lion come from peerAWlrd sbo..... Com....y ellpl\'Sll their _11 cam- PftSIIllU. A 101 just ~Q1c.

Central's poIi,ical com- rai~n beli<::r~ a~ nOI 10 vote. ..,tbout kDo....-inJI1lll'l1lary - lhey all ilrt Ippca1tn~. "Nobody is milch al aU, If yourdesigned 10 pm;uadc lhe . Il()nnll "Ole CUi/. r.Piddy fl'1ellds Iwu: Rush. II>cnyoung :ulults ofAmmcn lell~ theIR to. It IllIll no somc p..'Oplc may nOlto e~ercise !htir Wling influene.:'; DO younger state thdr lrue opiniotUabililies. A recenl fl<'11 people care what he '" even VOle for himjuSI~bo"'J Iliat or the 26.9 JaY'." II i~ prrci~ly thUi 10 fit in. s"mc. for K=y.million youlh eligible 10 ",""""';vro lack of eon- You IhouldjU5l come upVOle, a mere 9.9 million, e~Tll tllal h.as sparkoclthe wnh )'OW' own opin­appn>~imalel)'42.4 per- media campaigm. ioal.~ Aid McClIUom....enl, actually eJterl'i" Forjunior Frank North He Weill on 10 add, "'Fortheir ,·oting pri'i!ceca and other RWU oNdmlll, "'" """"",,II)', !be aOs( ). it is DOC 1hat Ihcy don'l ",.lly don'l h"'e anyThe WJd it&" io 13--30, ~ ..haI!be cddIriIics cffC'Cl.~and !be media is pullin, h;t,'e to say, but ntbcr I Rul junior Andru0IIl all the SlOpS (and III lc~·~l of disagrennmt Wortbin&1OD and someI!lc. funds) to rouse cl«- WIth the~ of!be of hcr pttQ believe !hallIOn inlCreit. acb, MSomc. rye seen the ...hertisanerus and

MTV tw launched itlI elllXltlrage you 10 '"DCC media inl1\lC1ltt:5 posi­OWII campaign for the: bul MmIC Idl you 10 try liv~ly influ~DCe publicelC'C1ion, airing '"ChooI;c. 10 CllAN(;E somethinl/, opinion. "The mediaor L04Ie; 20 MilliOll rather than ~uPfXln I sllm'oed me the impacl ofLoud" adveniscments (II,ndidlte. ThaI isn'l what th... young adulltha, oombud the lel~VI' neccssarily how it populati"n can do 10sion, 11 is a Mlional should be. For eJUUl1ple. eFfecl Ihe ciccI ions. IImovemenl thai Incrcases In ad li.eN all the poli' lIC(:rIW likc wc can eaebpublic Iwarct'ICSS about eics in pl.....e IlOW under m.Q;e a diffcrence.~

VOlin&, _ly by WI)' of Bush, and said thai if Tbc one romrnonc:onuncn;iak. MTV abo you don'l like _ of thrud IhroupM tbc. adhiahli&hts the: a1ChC"....... Ibcm.. Ihm chango: it. It;, campaigns;' the. DOIioa..itb ...'ebsile' inuncl:Ilcd OK 10 IclI kids III VOle. that lI\OII youlh = quite..,Ib polls .boul 11M: bul don'l influmce cJocir uR1nf~ aboul eM"5 -it! Md ..... wlu. c. ' dl_...-....d lbell

I Ihint • lot of ads do,~ 1apt<lh'e ,ie9.-s, and !be

he rcl1a.1s. medialllkes """"'" iqclf.ArioI~McCullonl 10 cdoc:= Ihq"OUlh. The

bdievcs Ibal the cam- Nal10llll IwessmcnI ofp;l1l111 ads aimed at Iht F.duc.allonal Progressyoulb may ha,·e!lOll\C (NAF.P)(}.uklxumcnleffect, bul Iht influmce i, • ,et! di~tribu1Cd

docs not l)IIly come: &om nalionally lo,tudents tl)t~ media. musun: lheir "'lIltural

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ou.u1. i1l$'IIic.: .. \IIk 10.~allha<l~..:I fII1lll5!1O" *0" L.... iD IIqIyour mend i l~ TbK ..m-.:t' .. &eo: 10jl;V,l1~

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On • m:ml trip IIoJnlt10 "c..' JCTSC'}', juniorJeff Lcllahi "115 talking10 hi~ unck: about tIM:upcoming pn:sidenliald~""Ii<>n, wl"'n tIM: l()picof voter apathy came up.

UMy unci" told 1M thaiwhen he tII1nNI 18 hee(luldll't walt 10 VOle,.nd 1M: dooC'sn'l under­stand .....hy 0lIf grnera­lionjUSl doesn·I .....,11O."'hm his ..-.need 10 ..badly. We should ~

b«au.se 1lw:y "'" the:oouotry - tbey COl1tr04lIUl".~ job opporlu­nllies. aDd Yfety, andlheff i$ one: lJ\3I\ .iloruns il aU. We h;t~ thero"'"Cf lO ...hoose him but• lui of us jusl igoon::th.t, H e~l'l.ined Lellahi.

Every day .fOCicty isboolbarded with II vari­elY of media cFfortllimed a, raising ek"diOllI"'lreness among Ibeyouth. The question of"'hdhef or \lOI. they an:luccaorflll has bom IIlCIwrth mUoo ",,"iCWJ" fromR"U~CooI.,..d .tbI: PC:m:lltUllS"dents an: UDCllCl«med"';,h the lIpc:OI:Ding c\c:c.lion. but (Ie campus. the(JppOlIlC aniun, an be

r""".WbelIM:r you rnllze it

or noI, yOll arc bc:ingrecruited each and n>eryday. 1'ho6e fluhy "frV

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1970!l tQ more than6,000 ycar-ruund reSt·dents em Cape Cod.

Most people think ofthe great white as awann water tropicalshark. but that is notc~dusivcly the caw.Great whites also e01l,einw cooler walers.Our New Englandwater.. are suitahle fOrwhites, and we have agrowing seal and whalepopulation, whichappc'dTS 10 bave altOlcted!his one.

Accordingly, expertsare claiming il IS therccSlablish~'<! se.1 popu­lation in r""em yearswhkh has led 10 Iheincrease in great whitcsightings near Cape Cod.

Howe'·er, much ha,yet \(> be !came<! aboutall sharks. including"hiln.

today are 16-18 fect10011. The great white iswbitc tJrlthe bottom. andcharcoal on top, with biejel-black eyes and a cres-­emt·shaped tail fin.

Shark leient'.ts saythat when great whitesreach around 1.000pounds, Illey !witchfrom a dicl of fish t"marin.: man-"nals, main·Iy whale carcasses and.nls. At more Ihan1.700 pounds, the sharktrapped n~ Cap<: Codwould probably pI'l:fer abig fal SUllO a fish din_ncr.

Sincc the MarineMamm.l ProlccliQn Actof 1972, the ...,al fK>pUla·tion in New England and

on Cape Cod has explod·ed, Gray seals alonehave gone from Ie... than10 In SQulhem NewEngland WilleTS in the

•VI"" UtI on the Web 49 __.Klcctl~tfb.com

Great white shark spotted,tagged off coast of Cape Cod

The conditi(lII'include: lhe ~VcrRge

temperature be aoovelCTO degrees Ct"OtiJ;!'ll<k'.the game 001 inlCffe!'l'With t",lfie m cau~c

IlIInn to prop<:rty, stu·denlJi refrain fl"Qlll drink.onS .... hile parlicil';uinlland .11 matcnals beproperly slored whenfinishtd,

''I"m wkkcd CsCilc,<!about it:' said Scna,tJl"Emil)' Quintin. "ThisshQ~ lhatlhe senate can~>tl thing< done f<>r Im­

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llrothu KordlliaS<:ience EdItor

A 15-fool great whileshark was "poned andlagged ()If the coast ofCape C<>d a few "'!leksago. This is the Ii"" timea g:real "hilt ha'l bc<>nequipped wilh a s.atcll;le­("",king device ill theAtlantic.

The tag does notinstant))' transmit daraabout the shark's loca­tion; rnther. it documentsinformation about theshan.:'s tnlVc1s. 11 is pro­

t)' is essential (0 thc con- gmmlTll...J 10 fIOII off in!le"""lion of the land. April 2005. float II' the

Q\·CI'lI.Il, !he TKCP is surf:><:e, and ;;md all ofIlUIki"g Ii 'ignificsnt ils lln'hived data back u>impaCt on oonservlIlion land. S<;~nli,t. ""id thein PNG. Over 75.000 gath<:rcd data would~acres ofrninfon:SI onlhe vide a ":lSl amount ofHuon Peninsula have inf'mI1atioll aOO,,! thell«n set ",ide for 00II- migrations of the grail

scrvalion. Howe-'cr, ",hilt shark.TKCP is seeking to The while shark.establish a COI\SC'I"IIalion Car<:harOOOn cuchari",a!'l'8 of 150,000 aCTII'S also called the greatthai would providc a while, man,eater, "hiltoonli1lll<>l.ls eonservalion pointer and 5e'I=1 o!hercorridor from the ooa.<t sensalional names, isto 4,000·ml.'lc:r mountain noW the most famQUSp<:aks, be<;"minll the Shark in thc world ­"nly area in I'NO to beating Out thc tigcrc~pand over thi~ moge shalt..

"f altilu""~",,,,,,,_,,,. '1'b£!Wlil/limw);)J4e)·'ha.;,{laJso cori- arounJ"!l feet with a

ductcd Ih firsl·ever weighl of about 6,000population denlit}' esti· pounds. Howcver, most

matc for a Pf.;O t= kan· '~':':.='=b~"~W~h~'='~==~='=";;'::::~::::==~===;;::==::::::::=---,garoo spttics, TKCP

w'''=,h;,'"''''~;~ The Selectl've Etl!<;: habitat """luiremcntsofa MaISChie's tret: un·_.

With all it b& acoom­plisht'd. the TICCP hasshown that community­based cunUTVatiunworks and is a model forlither ZO(lS to getinvolved '" such pro­grams.

For more info, "isil:rogu...illilllllSptlrboo.org!rorull'TVatiwl!TKCP_main,q;",

Be Repealed," WJ!; pro·posed th= .....e<!ks ago.

The i:1na,1 statel<, ~ln

response to tile Student~nate reoolutiQnrequesting lho use ofSlip n' SI.ides onUniversity property andan in<;reascd level MSll>·

dent mtere,t, it has l>c<."decided to approve theusc of Slip n' Slides...bc<:au"" of tile" desire to

engase in thl. n<:li"ity tofnSIIT eonlln"lIily and"",ale S hc'31thy "OClalm""",phc"'.....'I! ",ill sup-­P"f' lhi$lIC,jvity:'

AUisyn [){,'/i')t.....dnlt Edlto.

In a campus-wideemail1\lesdr>y, SCpt. 2g,the lJep;lTtrnent ofStudent LIfe acquiC'lt'cd\() student demands and_greed t(1 alln'" Slip n'Slid",g '"'" Universitypm!,,"'ty. The deciSionClime following lhe pass­inI' of the "Slip n' Slidc"bill in the: SlIIdenl S<..'T\lIleon September 20. Thebill, "A fleWI"tinnReqlle$tiD~ theInjunction At:~11Iit Slipn' Sink l ~ in Uay~llic

Legal Water World

tree kanga·roos isover-hunt-

Usa Da~k, director ing (forof conservation and thei.- mealTC>eareh at Ruger and fur)Williams Park 7..00, I",,· and habitattured 10 a full room destruelionWednesday afternoon. from log­"Who knows what a tree ging. min·kangaroo is'! she q~ 'ng. andlioned-. opcmng Ihe agriculture,newest Science and The TKCPMath Seminar seriei. is investigating tree kan·entilled "The Tree garoo populatiOTl del1-~i·

Kangaroo Cooservation ties (bolh past and prc$­

Program: A Community· em), bome J'lIIge sit.esbased AppfQll<;h, M and mOvement patterns.

Tree kangaroos arc Dabck claims ~tree

unusual looking mar..u· kangaroos are extremelypials. small i" size, with hard 10 find in Ihe\hick. dense fUT. As their world.";md SO ,tudicsn-arne suggests, they arc are ennducled Ihroujlharboreal. meaning tOCy dislance sampling, thelive in trees and spend lISl:ofrcll1(ltelytriggeredhllie time on the: ground. c.meras. lree kangaroo'"They are really sweel genetics sludies, andanimal>." dcdared landowner intcrv;"ws.o-~bek. The landowner ;mL""

Tree kangaroos are views pro"ide informll_only found in the llIin· tion .bout regional treef"rests ofAu,tralia, West kangaroo abundllnce.Papua and Papua New. Iree kang.roo historyGuinea (PNG). Si. of and culm",1 belief,the ten spe<;ies can be about the tree kangaroo.f\lUnd in PNG, in some In ltddiliun, IocJi par.of the last undisturbed ticipalion in the TKCI'rainforest habitats left in rcsc=h is higbly val­the ",orld. ued, They involve lhe

According to Dabek, village landowners in thethe l'rec Kangaroo rescareh projects byConservalion Program lr.lininll th,~n to collccl(TKCP) focuses on- II!<;: data.;\latschie's tree kangs. Dabck and the ITCPn:o. IRntiro/agu'J malsch- fe<!1 c<I~ation aclioniei. which is endcmk to requires invesunem inthe. 11000 peninsula on local communities. 1)Iislhe northeast coast of is because 97 peteent ofpNO. The International thc. land in PNa is heldUnion for the undi..,. cu:llomary tenure,(;.,.,~ation of NaTUre which n,eans thlll trlldi­placed the Malschie's tiemal oonununi!ies con·rreo: kanjlaroo on the trol its resources.2003 R,'d LlSI, labeling Therefore, edoclll;nllit an endangered 1In-lmal. these IIIOOo"..ners "hoot

n.. major Ihreat~ tn the values of biodiversi-

Zoo researchergives studentslecture on tree

kangaroosH""rhn KordlliaSden"" Edito.

Ih~ Hawks Huold page 7

A ",cent tr<'nd se<''' at HWU: leg'lJ(Irmel"llond flip-flaps, paired with IJ ./rirt. "asthis .Iyle Ull/le back inia fashion? Wethink "or.

I've rcc~ntly COll\<: a<:milS 3 '·nr)l....,..hip". trend ~wccpillJlthe campus IUldneedless 10 r.ay, I'm fnghtcned, Lellwarmcrs., de'eloped in !he l.at~ 1'1705,ha"c llecll ~tillcI sil1C/: 1'15~, bul ~lIf'l1n.'1ltly some ~tudcnu did l>(>I =~;ve

the memn.Pkas-: lMli""li. what are w~ trying to acrompli"" her~ IIJId woo told you thaI

itlookoo lfOOd? I Understand th:It Flash Da",x iu cool movic, but there's noncf:<l to lJring our love for th¢ 1980s 10 such an t!i.1reme 00-1>0. I feci all

th""Sh Kevin Bae'm is dJmcIRg (lloon<l behind me tu "1 Need I Hem'" when­ev", I~ thiS hideous wardrobe I11alfullCtion. Antlthat'a precisely "hal it i5:a Ollilfun<:IN:m. Tlual's all I ha,..., to say .hoot tlull,.

-'~Drrod1oeks, lih Ih~ ,.me< a.(>(we,Cllll ~fushiooablyrooI- 1m! onJ"ijl:JJplcloon.

Ab ~~. drcilodlocks. Where can one begin? No. ooneslly. I don't have aproblem witb d",adlocu: they·..., very int=t1ns and quite a SIlIte.lIem. If

YOU KEEl' 11!EM ClEAN. Recently, I hav~ had the unfurtunate e~perien~e of rul1nilijl j'ltC> a few prople ,,·hohave Il() idea bo"· to time the mauhe knot gmwin, out of their head. So. I hne ptovid,..d the following helpfulsuiddines 10 emu", 1will never have m be grmsed out again;

Care fllf yuur dreads:1_ If you feel like your dreads <lCCd 10 be washed it is OK to wash them! You can always re-"'·aX loose

pi~es of hair, and ""83hinS a<:lually as.iw in thedread_rna~in& pt!Xe~

2. Be sure 10 get ywr dre8ds completelY dry """1)' IIIllC you wash them. Thi~ is important because yourdread!; will begin to smell fun',;y ifyou do not. Mold can octua/ly begin 10 grow inside the dread ifthey're !lOt ~ept cornpk1ely dl)l!

3. If you work at Mjob that ClllI get smelly (fO! CJ<ample. a eafeleria) wear a hat 10 keep the smell outIII llddiliOll. ifyou are campiDJl or hilcing, hats must be WOf/l a. well. This is SO that dirt and bugs will

no! get tntppe<I inside the dread. (Yummy, your very own Vel1US nytrap altac1K:d 10 ye>ur ltead),

Recent Fashion Emergencies!M~gh(ln ROIluehild

Record attendance at Club Endzone

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Ashley EbrHng Co-Chair, Slephanie leams' je!"5C)'S and 01hc1"Conlribotin& Write. Bt:= said this was the football apparel. Some_"'Jbc O'!!"i c

"''''' bl~t~o.u".l!'.~hal:e'of the b,,,,"er menand strobe lighlS WCfC had yet. Up II s irIS andpulsallng on Sepl~"1llbcr Inside the gym, a giant broughl porn-poms to25 'n thc Campus screen ran continuous ~how suppon for theirR~"Crcation Center for f",,'lMll e1ips over the OJ favorite cheerleaders.the fU'St ChameleQl1 Club 'laIId. This year CEN Many of lhe girlli alsoof the year, This year'. ~t1ose a Student 01 for nauoted Ibeir shortestwelcome. back dance the ~vent in~tead of a !>lim and shortS to showtheme was ~Club pwre..iol1lll company, their team spirit_Endimc." The Qnrdn-1 In additiOflIO the decora- Public Safety was OUIClub, a sludent_run tions, CEN s<:<:ured lhe in full foree. tllOtlitoring"rg.ni~a1ion, i; huge, Patriots' actlllli mas<.'01. an evcnl thaI is t1SlllIlIywilh attendance growing M_lll! Lopez, to mingle synooymou~ wilh drunk·~t e\'Cry dance, The and dance with the etl incidents. All gu.,,,tSEndzone surpassed pre. gyrating srudents. wc..., patted Jown at thevious dances, with 1,490 SlUl!ents could he ""'C'Il dOllT beforc entering..rudent. al1endins_ ('EN sporting their favorilc Se'·eral sludentli Wetc

cithe, dcnied entry or","",,"cd out of the eventbecause they ""cn: toodrunk to sbmd up. Somefemale studcnt~ WerCeVet! IiCen practicingtheir pole dancing out­side 011 a lamppostbefore entering thedance, however. Iherewere l1<l major ineid<.'Iltsreported .

O""...U, the eve"t ,,'asa huge success forCENThey are hopefulthat fU1Un: dances willcontinue 1<> bring inmore .tudenlS. Anethertouchdown for CEN.

The State I Love to Hate: Bitter hatred toward the Sox:am MannionSports Editor

MlI!iilachu....us willforever be known a. lhcbirthplace of America,TIt<: firsl '\I,lttlcmcnl WIlsC,>lablisbcd by Puritansescaping p.,lse<:Ulion inEurope hsl-forward3$4 y~ars and the s,nnething is happening.Howe>'er, thi. limoMas..chusctts i. knownas Red Sox ha.cn. TIlehuge sculement i.Bo.ton, filled wilh"ma..holes" who havespread acro.s theirbeloved state and intc>the tiny Roger WilliarmUtti"""'ity communily,

These nlllsshuics Ill-'~b,,-,ut thdr daily live.like every olh~'T stude'lll(with lhe a<;ccnt), bUIthey do IiO with a chip Ontbeir .hould.._.. and Idespise them lle<::ausc ofit_ I loathe them. I di",agrc'" with everythingIhal "'!mcs ""t of ~lCir

m""ths, 1 will foreverha,'C a burning hatn...I1(>wanl Ibeir stale andmore imponandy, theirSOX.

I will never underl'laudwhal makes Ihcm tick.001 will I ever have thepower to effieienllyundersumd their nalure.They W/Ilk around ClUIl-

pu~ "'ilh "Yanke~1i

Suck" t-.hilh in the;-pring. IIJId 'lorn Bradyjerseys in Ihe falL Theyact as if the seneral pu;'"h~ owes them som~­

:Iung, and lhey blameBill Buckner for theirunhappit1CS'j

Unhappy? The onlypeople wb<> are unhappyabout this situation arcthe students who have 1<)

!isten 10 Ihe whintnll and'nooning when Ihe RedSo~ lo,e. Th" "holecamp"s went into an"prolll" when BootIe llilthat homerun lutOctober. The excilementof watchins the Red Sox

los.: makes this campussomething spedal,People whQ didn'l ellenlike ha'ebal1 were rvot·itll! rot tlw Yankee:<. jusl1<> w~tch lhe Bostoniansbreak down and sob. I"mnot going l\llk - llo"cdit, The pain and angui~h

on the collectivef~ ofRed Sox fans had mesk:eping like II baby.

M another CX:1Obcr isjusl &rOUIIJ ,1>1: eorm:r. I"'wld like to set some­thing waighL The cu~is one \If Ihc b'Tealeslsports Iitories of the een,tury. People fromMassachusclts arc lucky,Red SoX' fanli a..., lucky.

Eilher way, W;II or1l)M:, Y\lU'rcinv()ln"tl '" 11""'1"ntis. Th,s greal>neS! doe:;n'litl\:()l,'~ "·inniag.It invol"ti theaura Ibat Sur­rouods tho~ whoarc die-han! RedSoX' fans. So don'ts.ly you, as B fan.hallen'l accomplish",1squat since 1918_ YOl!have l>uil! more traditionthan the New Yorl:Yanl:C<.'S e"er "ill. Theheart and ""ul of thisteam is not the playersthemselves, bul thc loyalfans whu would give

an)'thins to liCe 'hirtel.,,-, "in. YOU'Vl,~ 'Icn10 cX'I"''TH:nec S()f 109llle "averagc~ Sfl'.. tall.like me. will nc'e-, t tofeel ur evC'll ltaveSleinbrenner' buy. Forthat, I amjeBlOUli.

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mUNlc: lal« M midf",1d­« MICt-l B~. .ium"..,beat I..... def~ 10nW;c the KOI"C 2..0.

Tbc H..."" U>ed Ihrs~lum 10 soar UUO

IWfttme "1.= a 6-0 Ic:iIdIl-nlll paq of pis fromsophumoR" k>elMontgWlll'rY, d"lrlyendi.. lUlY dl3DCt rharlhe CnlfIden eoul.!IIIc:mpIl I oomcbacli:,

R....'U cruised throughlbe 5«00II half, gWrng!!:oab from Shohe,0Icubu ~nd E"an Soh~,

~lid,ryinll lheir '<CCOIId~()nrcre"cc \... ~. TheHO"'ks will rerum 10pl~y Culby·S~"')'cr <In

Oclolx'f 16.

sible dIle ofC~Dpdilioaper bylaw,-a-b Steve PIfIPU

mtaI, ""'En.. tbough _WUlIed 10 puoy llM: alum­nae pme:, we believeIhllt Pllyilli tho: scrim­.....gel thaI day ...ill b,:,,­clit us more Ilhletically.M

Pappas loki !be alum_nae learn !hal ifthcy can8et enough playentogClhcr 10 field IWOleams., liley win be .hle10 plrticipale again.,each Dlbcr.

Freshmen young·,.....ClitJin MI)"O ....:I MaryD1Cunhi Iddcd pisjUli I couple: miDllteaUltft" 10 I1lIkc !he pEDe

Sol and officiIlly OUI ofnach for UslernNIzarftle Col.lc:go:_

]"be lb..."" Slfyed ontile oll"em"·" for the IISIlinem mioules of thepOle, !K:an"l ~man: limes 10 cnsun:: ,bIow'OIlI win. RWU 'I'mbe on !he rl*l for tbc:u"next two pmc:s, bu1 willbe n:tllm\01 lO BlIysidcfield when they lake 00Salve Rcgina Univcnlltyon O<:lobcr ~.

Boucher scores againr ... MamoicJ,oSpotts f..dilor

The ROltt ....'ill"tmsmnl'l IiOC«t I~

breezed by thetrCommun""uJth C_Coofcrence foe f palll\vMene Coll~ onSqMmIber 25. The ftMI5COR' ...'U 9-0. "'irh spa:­IXU"" plio) cominsfrum rrabman Nile

""""".Bouch.... l:tllted I

ca=r_hlgb four lIlS$osU,his linu jlL'\.! I mlnul"min lh.: s-m~ as ... malka cross 1"'-'" 10 !imiorScan Whak. who >t'fll ilpa,1 lll<: Crusader keo:.'PI-'ftll 1M the Ilawb ,head1<.

The lla"ks scoredanoIher goal leu Ihan I

wly throuJb lhc: finl1.1(

T'he !My CruAderltallied I pi befeft !heend or lbe bIl.( -ioJlht: score 2- I. TheHnb, dtspmllle 10ke.p up Ulri.. Ihlfthonx-pnx ...iDnm.streIlt. came: OUI mOb­

...Ied in thc: --.:I hflf,mIdy 10 end \he crusade:,

A ftc:r SC"'C1"lII sbO(

oppor1unitiC'S on gUlltllal fliled to createpoint., senior LlurenU1\'01e 100Ic I P-" frGmKim Adam.'lI! and putthe ball Jl&S1 thto LadyCrusader G".. lkecper.

..n.,.t.ded In play apinat

--~~"& IU IbcNCAA 'l'ebsile, anic1c11.20 of !he byllwss1ate:!l, "One 1')1\ba1i dateof compc1itiOll duringlhe ttaditional segmalleaclI year ....ith lUI alumniteam of the: instiNlioo.Alumni conleSI$ eon'docled during Ille non­traditional se~",,,m ~~

oot ex,,",pl, 0Ild lhere­fore musl be counted asI"" one pos!iblc penni..

Frnll_.~

pl#J't!r Naujlm,rlter Io-.s

".__CCC~" 01 r1I~ .-ukIpr(lit s«rmd li",t

flrb UQOll.

IltHIdttr ltd liteH_1u 1tJ. J-8

~ "'it1I '""5~i",owr

IlllbMM Col/qt,ell.,"", N.:,III'r,,,Collqt .nd An".M.rl. Ctli/q.,BOMder Mondfive gmd.~ ."11

1m" o..uJs/1I d"....I., IItt vll:tDrln.

Newruling

sidelinesalumnae

gameM<oItIl_Contribwtl.. W";Ia-

Due 10 I~ rulinJfrom tbe NCAA. mem­ber< "r R~'.l' aJUI'lUACwf'tb.n learn WIll beDklined from playing inIllis )'t'l\l"', ann\Oll game.The ruling limilsOivi,ion III lums 10few'er JlfXtic:e dales andonly one clay of game:<for their fall ~ason.

Th~ leim Iuld planneda llCrin"nsllc day a ""eekbefore AlumniO. ylll 0 mc e II In i nIWeekend, ....hen !hey U\\

Women's soccer rolls 8-1no. ~~""ion............

The RWU WllmI:ft',

totter ream hid I'C:I5<ln

10 cheer 011 Scl*ltiba2.S "'-ben tbcy 0Il~mnk"nc:e foc EalemNuan:ne ColkJc'sLacIy erus.krs en rouIC'

to an .. t rinory. II '"' apmr WI finally muedVflenn MnlOr' anduvvy young mltmctJ.1010 I gc:11ed leam.

SenlO' C<H:fplainEmily 5«lil brokc I""RWU !K:oring record.lP~i"il her 49 goals fOJ"her career, .~ shf put lhe!i~ ....ks ahead 2·0 mid·

I'Tf:5hman Nate8oudru(/3J,dribbIr:s dtr: bollbemWftIWOA"",,",,","~nders.

~itenum......[)W shofs on/lOllI, Ihe Rawlesoffense W<IS

unable to -'rol'l',

and Ihe gameended QoO indaubl..-atrertimr:.

--

c_ ChunI', lOp ruD­

ner, JoElk1l Al'OlIlI.1kJ.anicT grabbed !hecll'ly Iud. bu. Amrts~ the Hadi'lopt\lIIJle1' m the secondmile Ind 1lC'\"tt looIcedbet. fiDisllinc in 19:10.Belanger fini.hed ",ilh a

a.m. and die CGA11lDn<1"S toot «Illtrolimmc:dialely. The teamposted I perfect _

(IS). with n'a)'~

Iini:Jtrillll: in !he lop live..The Hlwn plll«d Isolid second wdth 61~ (11 points Ibeadof~ Colkao:) ... illleighth and ninlll plittfinishes by Knior lri.capu.iJl Eric Vlo 'flue!(211:46) and sop~Jim lJolgan (28:49).

Dug;m tept pace withthe lead pack" of eGArunncn bcfo~ fallinlh;\i;k in llle thin! milc "f1be race.~Halfw.y thl'UlJgh the

race 1was wilh f pllCk ofthme C....I Guard rtIII-­

ners,- ..id Du~n. '"was makhtll I move onIbc:m and , pieked up mypa« w1x:n il fdl like Ihad b«n punched in !heszornaclt. I Cime dowIlwith I bid avnp Ind Ijust kqx falli...k,-

I.. lht: wornn'f 5KTaCC. omior tri..cllpllinAllison IkllDger5qUlfed ofT apinst

RWU Cross Country takessecond in InvitatIOnal

the lIa\\'k'll/eraUJ

~,­Jim Dugan, bol:lI./<;/t, midl'$ to keep up with nm~Nifrom the Coost C"cu-dAoodc",y. DuganjinWrftJ in ninth phmefor rhe Rlvva:; r""m.

00... P<>riMConfributl.,. Writ....

With perf«!: wealhcl"and an Ilkqo_'e lJlouchSOSlD". courw, RWU'f

--~primalI'« IIIlIIIber ricK>-ry.

T1tc:n 1M Co.! GuardAadeuty (eGA) _

.",,&.RWU'f IMD" and

wornm's cross COWl[r)'

lnms, fresh off W'll$from lhe GordonIn~italion.al, IOOi: scwOOal lile ROiler WilIIanUInvilalional S~lurday,

October 2, II Coil Stalerarl:.

The mell'~ 8K I1lCCbellan al 10