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Science masters share discoverie s

Forum offe rs outlet for scientific geniuses

by Stac,· Zchm S~111i111•i llcp<>rt i:r

The ,mcll of sully butter and 1hc so und of mu 1,ching popcorn rilled 1hc Lake C'ocunr \lcnc Room of the S1udc111 Un ion Buildinr a, science and 1c,hnolugy in lhc we,1crn \\t1rld \\,L, c\plon:1l a11hc :?91h ,mnual Pnp1:orn l·orum

C lo,ing her pre~cntJlinn, she encouraged lh e a udien ce lo continue discovering untl asked "plca,i: tlo not let thi: laboratory re~t."

BenJamin Franklin. American Mau:,man and phi losophe r pla yed by NlC social and behavioral ,cience ins1ruciur Alan Lamh, de,cribcd the 1h1ng~ he wa, rnosi proud of ,ignine 1he Dedarat1on cir Independence. crcu11ng the tirsi public libnu y and ,Nabhshmg the postal se rv ice.

Edison dcmons1r.11cd 1he phonograph to 1he audience.

"Modern in vtn liun." he mumbled a1 the audience lau ghe d b.:causc lhc: I 1 phonograph didn't pluy immcdintcly. Alexnndcr Grahnm Be ll , Amencnn inventor of 1hc h:lcphonc por1raycd b) Dan St. John. marke1ing director of

1hc Si her Ldkc Mall wltl ur h1~ struggle for" ca ll h from pov~rt~ J ,prung from the lo,c and acccpttmce I of u wcahhy girl.

Gutenburg Langton Luther face-off

'Ilic p.uwli,1, ,poke ol lhcir lifcUITlt! .11:.:urnph,hm<'nh am.I 1111: 1111pun.inl.'<' or 1h1:1r d1S1."m.:rie, ,L, .:011uibu1inn, 10 a cnn11nnn gu,11 Each pandi,1 prm idcd a d1s.:mcr~ fo1 other. lo hwlll 0111u ere.Uc lh ~ knowk-dgc of \Cl<'lll.'I: ,md 10:chnolog) we have in 1hc modem world.

The audience chuc l..l cd al 1he humoruu, ye t importum portrayal by 1he pancli,1, o f 1hc1r hve,. Rachel Can.on. Americnn scie111i,1 nnd writer played by NIC English in,1ructor Andrea Clmcr. talked about her discover) of 1ho: harmfu l cfl'cc1s o f pe,1ici des on 1he ecosystem. Her work lead lo lhe ini1ia ti un of the lirs1 Earth Oay.

Madame Marie Curie, Polish -born Fre nch c hcmi s1 portrayed by NIC sc ience instructor Rhcna Cooper. spoke of lhc importance of fulfilling persona l passions in life. such as her love for che mi stry.

I ranklin ,au.I he wa, probubl) mo,1 tamou, for hi, clc,1rki1y cll'.pt.'rnm:111, invol\ 111g ,1 kc). n l..nc ,ind ligh1111ng. ··t l·oukl',,: l~cn ln~-d ot lhc ,pol." he ,md and l;n,r 1101cd lh, 1mponan,.: nt tukmg 11,k, :Stonu Khn)!a. ,p.:cl.'h m,1ruc1or a11ll 111odcra1ur ut the p.1nc I, m1mduccd 1hr n<'XI guc,t J,a.,r ;,,;ew1011. philo,opher of nillural

ph~ ,i,·, ,tnd 111,11hc111a11c, purll , L)Cd h~ NIC' malh 111,1ruc1or Boh Bohac h Ncw10n llx>J.. 1hc ll1111r. he quickly corrected Klinger \\llh, " I hat', Str IS11ac Newton."

Nl'\\ ton ,poke of d iscm·cring 1hc law, of phy,1cs and founding a mathematical ~ystcm ca ll ed calculw, . lie ,aid he saw himself ,1, a young ht>} un a hc,1d1, linding 1iny pebble , and ,helb on the ,eashorc. while lhc grem OCl·an ol 1ru1h lay before hin1

" I wa, a seeker of trulh," Newt on said.

Thomas Edison. American inventor played by Ken Pelo. retired tea che r from Diwi ct 81 in Spokane. 1alked about hi s inventions the tight bulb and 1he phonograph. and the immense amoun t of hnr<l work that he plll into making 1hem successful.

" I didn'1 create anything." he said. "It was out 1herc, I jw.t put it in a different form."

01'\ tllc Wnph1. American pion.-.: r in avi:111on played ll) .\SNIC Se11,11orand ,1mkn1 Oan Sill-. kkr ,pol.<· ;1ho111 hi, c11r1ixt1\ uf ll1{!hl ,rt·atcd hy a thilJh1•xl In} glidet

"Wc,t<'nl Union l,1ughcJ .11 my ill\ cm ion.' Bell said. '"Th1rtv-thrcc yc~n. Inter. we houph1 the co~1p.m} " \ paud ul c1ghl h1,1uncal tigu1c, 1c,pondcd 1u u prc,cnt.11100 b) Gahko. pioneer ,ii modem phy,ic, .md 1ck,c1>11ic ,Nromun) purl! ,I) cd h~ F1cdell< k Krl."h, pnik,M,r ol \\ ~,tc:111 ,rnd ca,lt'rn l·1,·1h1a11nn m John,m1 C'ounl) Cu111111u1111) College in Kan,a,. ,II I p.m. Aprrl 5

lie .1,kcd h1m~clf , "Wh,11 Y.,1, II ,ti~ 1he \\llrld thm I l·ould do ht!llcr·r· Th<' ,m,wcr wa, llymg and hi.' and h1, b1uther ,rcatcd 1hc Jirsa con trollnhle sell-propelled .nrplanc.

PancJi,h \\Cft! Jskcd tu l!il'C :u)\lct :1, 1hi:1r charnctct. to audicr11.:c mcmhcr,.

" Accepl the ch,1llcngc " Bell ,a1d.

"A lway, questi on and come up wi1h yo ur own rcawns for being:· Newton said.

"Be c urious," Wri ght 'laid.

Galileo responded 10 1hc panelisb' accomplisbmenb by noting lhat each prn1elist ove rcame many obstac les 10 become s ucce~sful, experienced failutt and worked wnh their hands.

Galileo said progres~ ca nnot be mude wi1hou1 the prior conLribuhons of o th ers.

"I applaud yo u. my descendanh." he said "Yo u give me greai hope m "hal the new millennium might hold."

Ac complishment s co m p ared at pan el di sc uss ion 1

was hi s deve1opmen1 or interlocking 1ype. which he used 10 ' ' print encycloped ias. by Andy Tevis

Next up a1 the podium was Norm Gissel, allorney und S1m1i11t'I Rt!(IIJrtt'r board member o f the Koo1cnai County Task Force of

the rumbling noise of the new ~emilaiion Human Rela1ions Gissel played Stephen Lungton. ~y,1.:m. Johann Gu1cnburg. S1ephen Lang1on and Manin Archbishop ofCan1crbury. hi s torian and major drafter of Lu1her were heard in the SUB delivering crys1ul clear the Magna Cana of 1211 Langton explained how he ellplanalion, of who they were and what they accomplished. became archbi s hop or C11n1erbury.

The 1hree di,tingu1,hcd guc,ts came 10 the Popcorn "I was a clergyman in the time when it was important 10 Forum re,pome panel Apnl 7 at 7 p.m. Poli1ical science be intelligen1 and it was important 10 be a good public in,1ruc1or. Tony S1ewan moderated 1he discussion and Dr. speaker," Langton sa id. Clny Jenkinson n:,ponded.

"We did not realize the enormous impact, historically.

The Rev. Bob Ha ~erie~ of St Luke.~ Episcopal church. 1ha1 the Magna Cana would have, " Langton said of the Coeur d'Alene. and board member uf 1he Kootenai County pass ing of the Magna Cana "We did not sit down and Ta.~k Force of Human Reh11ion~. played the role of Johann visualize that the Magna Cana would be regarded as one of Gu1enburg. who modesily explained how he published the the foundations of all constitutional democracy " Gutenburg Bible in 1455

Little did he know, hundreds of years later Thomas "I huve worked hard 10 accomplbh the printing pre{i.," Jefferson would use the Magna Cana as a model for the Gu1c:nburg ~id. ''The halianl> worked harder: all I did wai. Declaration of Independence . develop whm thcy had already done." Gu1enburg took the Martin Luther. played by Dr William Chrystal. was a wooden press used for olives and made it into a printing major leader of the ProteMant Reformation. and is famous pre". for posting hi s 95 Theses on the door of the cast le church ai "II doe, help to drink. to i.ee upside down and Wittenburg in 1517 backward,.'' Gutcnburg said. "Thal', wha1 you have to do."

"Each of you is your own priest You do no1 need On e of Gu1enburg\ moi.1 over-looked 11ccomplbh111en1, bishop,, you do not need supreme beings in the church.

prio10 by Josie ra,,-n""

Dr. Chrystal, the Rev. Bob Hasserles and No"" Gissel entertain audience questions of their characters , Luth er, Gutenberg and Langton. each of you , given the word of God in a language you can read , arc a pries t.'' Luther said at the podium. Lutlter transbucd tlte Bible into Gennan.

Dr Clay Jenkinson came as himsel f Wednesday 10 1h( response panel. as Thomas Jeffel'!,on on Thursday. and 01 himself again on Friday for the keynote address

pholo by JOStt' Townsct1n Ken Pelo po rtray s Tho mas Edison and explains some o f t he expe r i ments th at led to t h e li ght.

Galileo built first astronomical telescope

MaDan-bornmathematician challenges popular views

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Th.: i•l'llJ P,,r,.:,,rn l·oru111 began "11h an autltent:l' ol lllntL' than 500 .,1 the Sdmkr ,\ud1w11u111 \r,ril:, riK' d,1) ·, )!uc,1 ~pcakc1 '"'" hc,knd. ·\. ~re bs. Jl<lllnt}llll_? the lanwus Gahlcu.

\.l u,1~ ln,1rul'IOr Gc:rard l\lathL·, opc,1ctl ;c rnom mg 1111h a musrrnl prelutlc p lay ing 11! 1rolin.

Pre, Michm'I Rur"c ;mt.I ASNlt' Pre,. !!e nToew, guw welcoming ,talcmcnts.

"I've been wa it ing all ycur for th i~." aurke ,aid.

l Galil eo addressed the audience wcarini; a '(J wl vct hat :mil medieval uuire \\llh •hi!~ ti ght,.

Gn lil eo Wl!li an ltahun-hom mn1 hrma1ician. t hvcd 111 a 1 , me pcri1xl \\ hen peop le '1:ikl'ed in Ans101Jc·, Uu:oric, 1hu1 :i-tl)lh in!.! bt-yo nd canh wa, pcrtci:tly ilwncal and 1ha11hc univcr-.c r.:1olvctl

IJOOnd the c:,nh. induding the ,un

Galil eo huilt the tirst aslronomica l :lescoj)I: 111 1609 lie dtd this hy mnding 'J, ow n lcn,c, and 111lll.mg 1hc111 com:avc lhruugh 1hc 1clc,copc he hc_l!an tu c,plmc ·,: un ivcr..c He ,1arlt'd w11h 1hc moon t lhtn in 1610. Gali leo ,u1\ Jupi ter. After IU<lymg Jupucr. he ,ame tu lhc conclusion n.Jl there arc plunc1, revo lving Jupi1,•r Thi, 11hcn hi' reali,ctl 1ha1 rhc urnvcrsc " t hocc nt ril' \stm centcrl'tl).

Galileo began to \ludy Copcmicu,· ::a.:hmg, (Copernicus lir,.1 in1rnd11ccd 1hc ldroccmric 1hcorv). 1lowcwr the Catholic hurch hclic1 l.'d 1lim !he,.: 1<:-adung, went ._~111,1God. making Ciod ,ccm imr,crlcc1. ~Jh lco, howc, er. 1hough1 11 11md1• God >CCmm,,re r,crfecl.

Gali leo w," horn 111 P1,.i. lwly and he bie r moved 10 Horcncc. His falhcr wa, a :nu,1rn111 l le was the oldcM of c1gh1 ,hil llrcn. I Ii , father tlictl young and he was 'po n,ihlc ror his 111u1h,·r and prol'1thng luwrie, for his lour ,istc1, He ne ver mnrr ied. bu1 had lhr.:c chi ld ren •uh u wo man from Venice. li e la1cr lef1

+-,J Wha t d id r,o you thi nk Cl) abo u t t h is co ' yea r s Po p co rn Cl) F o rum ? Cl) by Andy Tevis +..J CJ)

I le ,,a., a profossor ol mnlh<!matics at the Un1wrsi1y ol Patlua 1n his cur ly Ilk

Ile fo1111u l111cd 1hc ba\lc law o t falhng bodic~. and Jc,ignccl t he ,cctor. n mcchanicnl ca lcu l a1ion device. I le wa, one of 1hc ft r,t tu c~p,mmcnt 1, 1th phy'1l'al luw, He als o ,n~c nt ed the i:coml'lric mi li l!lry comp a", 1\ hich 1,';.1m il ar to the slide rut.:.

I n 1610 Ga li leo wrote a book c:1 ll cu The

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Hc bdicvcd th~ flillk !wiped fo11h ,mu

The Book ot N;uurc ,!towed human, 1ha1 Ood can~ ,,lh,·ncd thn•U!!h 11.11111<'

Galileo, portrayed by Frederick Krebs, realized the universe Is heliocentr i c , an Id e a many f o und unpopular her and tool. the childrcn 10 hi<! with him Kreh, sa1tl Gahlcn hud a eompuls 1on for ml'asurin!! thin!?'· He invcnlcd tool, 10 mc,1,.rrc: weigh!. lcnglh wid th anti ,peed He d.:, i,cd 1hc thermo,l'opc. a lUOI li"c the ther1111•111ch:r

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He wu., finall) ab le IU have one llf hi, lx,ok, puhh,hcd m Eng land l ilied l>r.1 loguc of Two World S~;,1crm

Gulil cu died 1~ 16-t:! a l !he age nf 78. lfo 1>as 111 11 111 good hcuhh mo,1a l h1\ li h:; hc

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-Kris1i Haycock Whe n pi:ople 1um 001 importllnl 10 lool< bad a h<> Ul 1hesc pe ople ge llin g be tter nnd

8oi.1t• fo r in1dl ct.1md at hc.1ory 10 '><-"e ht111 w i, ant.l wh ut they di d .. s hould do lh inw, m the lkmc r every yc ur.

F.feme11ta T)' 1111d conf~ rences lik.: 1hh

-Dr. C'L1y ,Jenkinson St>£'ci af Ed11, 111io11 Cr1t•111 tf'Aft·11, Plt11·('(( the mil' of nul)or

-Gabe Zimmermn n 11 \ so am.uing .. future

-Ben Toews Affm111ti11g mu/ 7710 ,na.( J e_if1m1»1

-Tony Stewart Comrd'A /(1111· S1 •a11i,h »WJ<"

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Journey Through Tiia,Lsecond Millennium

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" Our culture has collapsed and we don't even know it. We live in a culture with paradoxes at its cemer. "

Keynote Speaker

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On ,tit- other h:and. Jcnlinton doc:\~ that many VtiuoJcrful tn\cOUOcn ba\"C COJnC' (rom tlk 20!'1 etnlUI')'. indud1n1 .,irpl.anc,"" au condiricmin1, rtfrigcn.10C"\, 1ht ,ibirit)' co m..-onl ,0i1m,l. ('O ria)·Cf't. fflO\IC'i. .ind CPl'l~C'h- In,~ nmJ.J,f of IIIJ 1h.u. llurd World «>utttnC"i DI\! kdingo tin ,n Je>;lalr. The\,(' c«hMl•)lteal CMIHrncn an: f'.~-lJ f(J{ lhc "h,:a,C"'l," bul ll""-te:,, lo ttk.-11.a..-c not:t.."

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planc1 ffll)'Jlvt-OlllSIOOn. knkifl)Qn ~d ThornAS JdTe™>n ptCWrCd poap&e liYin& .tlone feeding. rht-m~J\es, provuiin, shtiit:r' atd -~ly beins sdt-11ufttctcnl. He Mlld dw kfftnon amcd lhrcc ctun,-i ro,r C\·tr thclf dts.fo). undcr11andang of the world Vil't live in anJ i,ou.l de,'ek1pmenL

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Luther addresses religious unrest

Luther on Clint<H1: God challenges us all

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R igh t : D r. W Iiiiam Geor ge Chryst a l s t eps to the edge o f t he s t age t o answer aud i e n ce q uestions after h is p erfor m a nce o f Martin Lut her. pnoro bv Mclloffo Mc.Nutty

Religion, philosophy, art pondered by panelists

Famous ardsts, musicians tel the tales of their time

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<'""''l'!!'a O' Keck, a i:onll:mpor.tl) wti,1 pla}·•'tl b) ,Ul 111,m11.-ior Alire Vogt. opened the .\pnl (1 rc,poo..c pan.:!

An .1ni,1 \\ho kepi p.1cl' \\llh the 11orlo.l. O'Kccfo cxpre,scd her.cit 1l11ough her painting,. ff Keefe: Jl(lin1.1:d Inwn the ,ckw, m her he.it.I. ,pc-JJ.ing in a l,m!!uag,· of line, ,hapc, ;uld l'Olor, She 11oold l"Olk~t nx l. ,. bone, anJ Jl ll'\:l" ol wood 10 dmw hc:1111i ful scene, o f her \ UITOUndrng, An 1111.cre,1 in and .t move 10 M.:xico m,p,n:d her dra" ,ng,. ,\ n 3ni,1 \\ho ti,ct.110 " Male )Our unl,.1111\\n kno\\n" died on March 6, 1986.

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pt'°' 1> 1,<,nionnAmelia Phillips takes the audience back to the conditions and attitudes that vice presidential c andidate Charlotte Spears Bass experienced d u ring her political career

Scou Joplin composer of we ll -known '°"~'' ,uch a~ "1l1e En1eruiincr" und known a., 1hc "Km~ ol Rai:111ne wa., pcrtormcd h) Dj, <' Rcnung1on ••1 hltr.irian at NIC.

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Wealthy discuss rise of economic power

He nr y Ford, Karl Marx amo ng forum visitors

by Annie Wood~n .Se111i11el Rc1m1wr

Sonu• of the richest people in the v. orld vi sued the nc\\ Student Union Building Apnl t'.l. The Popcorn h1rum hrou11ht name, like llcnry Ford Queen Eli,ahcth uml Karl ~larx to !\IC to discu,s 1he rise or ccono1111c po"cr 111 the WcMcm World.

"l tll.tde a hil lion dollar,." w:i, a l.ey pl11.isc I rom American au1onrnhilc lllilllUf,tcturn Henry hml C'mnputcr Sen tl·c, Dm:ctur Steve Ruppe l pl,1)1·11 Ford , " hu ,,ml lh at he \\a., not the lituntlcr nl th<.' automnhilc '" ,omc ,1ill thin~. hul th,11 he made it po,,ihlc tor c,cryonc to al ford to huy a car.

··we made a c,tr that our wor~crs could afford to hu>. · Ford s:nd.

Instructor Vict11r Duane acted u, a cit11<:n ol the ancient Mexicnn city of Tenochtitlan. He ,ard that with

the fall of his city. new world market~ provided a link Ill tht: older world. The ctty of Tenochtrtlan prospered in 1hc 1-lth century.

Queen Isabella I of Ca\1ile. "ho married rerdinand 11 or Aragon. ellp tuined how her ;lid to Chris to pher Columbusrs voy:tgc helped he, economy. Queen hahcllu

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a, p.11 ing 1he ",iv fnr h,ml., Js inst1t1111nn~. Thi.' h,mi "'ucd the liN hills of exch.m gc 111 1609

D,I\\ n \twat<:r portrayed Queen H11ahcth I. She .:xptarnt!d h,,1, ,he ,tahili1.cd England', cnmomy to pro, uk the econonuc ,crcngth to move alwml. She ,aid that ,he h<:in~ l.110,,n as the "V1rgi11 Queen" helped Eng land prosper ht:t·au,e ,he kept ,..-vcrnl suil()r, "dung ling "

The founder of modem economic,, Adam Smith. exp lain ed l11s idea, of thc wealth ol nauons as a science with limited government. Smith died in 1790, but his idea~ have become a force in 1:conomics in the We stern World. Hugh Smith ponrayed Adam Smi rl1 at the panel dbcussion.

Philosopher Karl Marx inve a motivating spt:ech directed t.iward members of the working class. Marx , portrayed by Harv ey Richman was the founder of Communism and e ncouraged worker~ 10 unite against the socialist economy.

Perhaps the most influentitil economis1 of the 20t h century. John Maynard Keyne~ shared some of his theories on the economic world. He

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Dawn Atwater and Hugh Smith mingle with the crowd before taking their p laces on the pane l as Qu een Eliza beth I and A d am Smith to discuss th e r ise of econo mic power. wn\ un economist of the Grcut Depre ssion. " We need to spend o n peaceful thing, what we spe nd on war." said Keyn c,, pla yed by Ki:ith Johnson. li e also s ard that we will ~uffer if we donft ca se up on the demand for money

Described as the richcM woman in the world at her time , Que e n Juliana of the Netherlands addres sed the audience. The Queen, who ruled from 1948 until her death in 1980. said 1hai she paved tht: way for 1he common markcl m Europe. Her personal wealth wus over $600 rmllion Betsy

Huwkm, pla)ed the Queen.

Steam engine developer Jame, \\ Jll. ponr.iyc:d b) 1mlf\lctor Oak Mo rey• .iddrt,'l'd the ('<tncl foll("' ing their ,ix m11nnc prcscruauon,. Watt ,md he \HI, thankful for 1ho..e panel 1ncmt,cr,, who tf\cd fiefore him und allowed ham to be ubk to borrow murt<:} for lu b mvcnuon \ and 11:1\ c mcmi.. 10 utrhtC'. Wan ,a,d he wit, al,o 1hnnkf11t for those who lived Jfter him and the progn:" made in the e<..-onomtc world.

"I ,tuned ,w t a worl.cr. but I became one o r chc weallhy:· Wan \aid

Watt shares trials and tribulations of revolution

S c ottis h e n gin eer brou ght to li fe

b y Bretl Murton

S1m1inel Reporter

S1epping away rrom his 1eaching, NIC ins1ruc1or Date Marcy "became" J ames Watt , a Sconish engineer and inventor of the 17- 1SO(h. A~ pan of the Apri l 6 Popcorn Forum. Marcy

Lrnnsfonned six mon ths of preparation into a rea lity in Schuler Auditorium

Highligh ting the life of Wa tt , a major developer of the steam engine. Marcy presented the crowd with a ll of the tria ls and tribulatio n~ 1hac Wa tt went through on his way to revolutioniting the world"s economy Ta lking about everyth1ni from steam

engine mechanic, to the government t>fthe 181h century. Marcy believably brought a legend 10 life once agmn

"You get a ta:.te of the university experience wilh thing\ like this:·

Marcy explained "Students get a chance 10 expand their mind,- rn p laces other th:m the cl:1,sroom thi, week:·

A" "Watt" pointed out though. the Meum engine!> were nlll the ~olc rea~on ror 1hc revolution Tht: cngme, were simply whut the world needed co replace the human and animal powered worker~.

Wan told of his inten~e curio,ity. and how thi, inqubi tivcnes,, lead him 10 co ll ege. where he was first inlroduced to 1he ,team engine Watt wru.n' t smisfied with ju,,t fixing something. he explained. he needed to

undersmnd th e woy 11 worked Workini on the engine,. W.nt rcalm:d that he could 1mpro,·c on II After a financial ,truggle.

Watt developed un engine more than twice a, e:flicu:nt Thb not on ly made Wan rrch. but re-111vented the entire eco nomic ~y,tcm Jltogcthcr.

After hi' triumph with 1he ,1cum engine. Wan never completely qu11 inventing He "a, to later on re· dCl>1~n the pnnung press. nnd com the tenn "hor,cpower:· By the time of ht, deuth in 1819 Watt ho.1d mcrcom¢ rnany ob,1o.1des to become the succcs, that he wa,

The life ol Watt wa, ,o interc,1ini bccau'-C ~<> man) of 1hc changes m ~ocicty depc:nded ~l much on hi, invemiom,:· Marcy ,:11d.

pno10 by Josie Townsdtn Harv ey Richman g ive s a p ass ion at e d eli ve ry o f the strength s o f commun ism as Karl Marx

by Jose Tcw,115<1,n

pt\010 by Bren Motton Dale Marcy explains the mechanics behind the steam engine In his portrayal of James Watt.

Le av in g an impression

White House greats bring wit, humor to Schuler

b) Darcie Jones

'i1•111i11t'i R1•1111rt1•r

Thrr~ individu.ils who lel"I a landmarl. in hb1ory made an appearance! :u the Popcorn Forum April 8.

Fir..t to take 1hc ,tugc wa, Thoma, Jdfcr,.on. lhird pre,idcm uf Uni1cd S1a1es and au1hor of the O.:dur.,1ion of Independence. He opened h1\ ,peech by apologi1mg io th,' audience for hi~ poor ,peal.ing skills. Schuler

Auditorium didn't ,;eem 10 noricc.

Dr. Clay Jenkill',on. a University of Ncv;1da instructor portrayed MfrNlll Jenkin..on ha.splayed Jefkr,on lllore 1han J,(XJ() time,. including at the White liou!>I!. Jeffcr,;on ,poke nbout the d1fliculties of dratling a O.:dara1ion ,,r lntk:pcmlcncc. Origmully. John Ada1m and BenJumm Frankhn wen: 10 help Jcfter,on compo~e the declarnt,on. but Jefferson ended up domg II on l11s own.

"'It', whal C\cr)· ;\merican \H'mld hav,: wrilli:_11." 0 Jcffer,on ,..,id

Con1,>re" reduced hi,, final copy of the declaration to oncfoutth ii,, original ,i1c. Jeffer~on felt II w~ important to builtl d ,ocie1y ba~ed on ju~uce and. with a linle help from Benjamin rr.inklin. cn111c up \\:ith:

··wehold 1hc,e tru1h, to be sclf-cvidcnr. th,11 all men are i:r.::ttc<l equut:·

Jdfo:r,011 me111ioned thar if he had known lh~ declar:11 ion w:1s going 10 be ,uch un 1mpnnan1 pan of his1ory. they ,hould have found someone else to write ir.

Lincoln. portrayed by Dr. 1larry William Fntt.. a h1Story professor from the Unrvt:rslly of Montana. opened hh, s~h by 11,~ing about the W'JY he mi,lllkenly carv~'CI Montana out IO be ~uch a huge ~late. leaving a large panhandk on the swte of Idaho.

Lincoln was born in 1809 in Kentucky, clo..c Jeffo.r..on Davis. future leader of the ~th. Lincoln C\ entually moved nonh and led them in the Civil War b;111lc: His dad wa, a d~mocrat who hmcd slavery. Strong convic1ion, muM have rubbed off on Lincoln. also having a hate for ,h1very. He wa, la1er elected to four 1erms of the head of th.: legislative "Whig"" pany.

Before becoming pre~ident. Lmcoln worked as a lawyer for nearly 20 years. In 1846 he was elected to the House of Repre!.entillive and in 1858 lost 1he race for Illinois senator to Steven Douglas. In 1860 Abraham Lincoln was et.:c1ed as 16th U.S. Prcs1den1 for the republican party. He i~ now thought by many h1,1orians to be one of lhc greatc,1 pre,ident,. ··My line,, occomplisl1111cnt

wm, uidinc in 1hc end of ,lavo!ry:· Lincoln said.

Slavery was lhc soulh s 1?.rcmc,1 source of ,1rcng1h. so he ~rged 1he north 10 em:mcipate. This le.id m trcuung the Emancipllli(1n Proclamation.

Lincoln believed not only that all men arc creaicd equal. bul they an: equal dc,pi1e 1heir ,kin color Next. l.:lcanor Roosevelt. firs1 Indy of the United States explained the many hurdships of her life. Roosevelt was played hy Su tun Jan b king. and a,siMant cnglbh professor at Tulsa Comm.unity College

She wa.:; married to Presidenl Franklin D. Roosevelt. Later. her husband was qricken wi1h polio and died. This fon:ed R()(,~velt m mke on many tasks that her husbund nom1ally took care of. In Dec 1945. after President Truman took office. Truman asked Roosevelt to serve as the delegate for 1hc United Nations. I was so scared."' she said. It was now time to face her fears that she tried to put aside for so many years.

She was determined 10 land free of black discrimination She pur her belief~ to work by helping draft the U.N. Declaration of Human Rights. She also became an ac1ivist for ~ocial juMice and civil rights.

'"You muM make up your own mrnd, she said. "Or someone cbe will do it for you."

Tsar, Birth Control activist share stage

Peter the Grcal speaks on being Tsar of Russia

by Jenny Schuldheisz St'nti111:I Reportl!r

The Thur\day response panel for the Popcorn Forum eonsi~tcd of many famous charac1ers such as Queen Victoria. Peter the Grc:1t. und Susan 8. Anthony. all dressed in fancy auire 10 attrac1 the crowd.

Peter 1he Grea1. played by ,tul.len1 Munul Khnlliev. spoke of his experience a, Tsar of Rus~iu With no fonnal education cxc;ipt fo1 the tcuclung~ ol a priest, he munagecl to unite lh~ country thm Inter hccame the Soviet Union and today is Rui,sia. When the S1rcll~y (national anny) killed most or the rcla1ivc., from his mother" s ,idc, he bruuilly punished them by personally chopping. off lhe headi, of lhc leaders or revolt. Pe1er tht: Great said he ""opened the window to the west,"' while Russia still was nn agrarian coumry. The only three things that kept a common Russian going :II that time were

his black bread, his woman and vodka.

Margaret Sanger (Mona Klinger). began her p1ese111ation with a little bit of symbolism. a piece of tnpe covering her 111ou1h. Sunger began a revolution amongst women. birth control. Speaking strongly and confidently. she talked 11hou1 her motht.>r anti I he 18 pregmmcics she went 1hrough in 2'.! years. She ,wore ,he would never struggle the: way her mother ,hd.

After going to college and becoming a nu~e. she ,pent her lite s~ak1ng to women nbou1 their rights. She \ail.I rhey didn"1 have to have 10 or more children and 1hcy didn't have to feel guilty alll>ut wishine for a nn,currioge. Sangc~ wa, able to gc1 millions to gel women the first binh co:n1rol pill. Women no longer hu-d to worry about whc1hcr or not 1hc:y would be able ro feed ,md clothe another child.

Sojourner Truth (Pat John\Oll), n former slave and acuvis1 in the Abolitionist Movement, reflected

on her childhood. Truth ,md she wa~ born into a Dutch family as a slave. She spoke only Dutch and was 1radcd five 1imes to English families. She said she was beaien severely becnu~c her "nmstcrs thought she wn, ignoring them. hu1 they didn' I know she co11ldn'1 ,pt!ak their language.

The families kept no rccor<b of thcrr slaves. therefore :.he hull no n:cord of how old sh.: wos Truth ,:iid her birthday wn, the day she became a free wuman. 182 l.

She spokii or 1hc "patchwork of ,car:." inflic1cd by mas1cl" and the Ii me 1ohe ,poke up and wa, accused of being a man. She ~aid her voice wa~ rather low for a woman and wa, mid to lake off her clo1he, 10 prove her gender. Needle,, to i.a) • she didn'1 obey.

F.uch speaker received a strong round of applause for their pre~entation and a, of Thursday, approximatc:ly J,200 people attended the Popcorn Forum.

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Truth, played by Pat Johnson.

Above: Lincoln speaks at an afternoon panel discussion.

phOIOS by Man Jonshon

phQto by Mall JolWOl

Former First Lady Eleanor Roosevelt fought for civil rights. When her husband, Franklln, died of Pollo, she took care of his jobs.

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