The North Idaho College Sentinel Vol 55 No 5, December 12, 2001

Smooth ride for online registration

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"¢<'• r ull)' a.i.s,,Ulllct, havy c»mpuLrr lib ute and• t"\'enlftf boi:an to help avai.lablc oalmt o,bov1.) 9.m. on Tuc\d4y I~ rsna dll) or fine lime. ~dt:Dh •crc::'lbJc10 rcr1at:r tunol J».pet 14«k. lbldeal.iwhofflOWto rc1tt.uauoo1 and anotbcrtirnc III tbraftcmoonon ani.110 lbc-rc:gb1.mr·"•urpril,c.thcvU1 "W~1blok 1111,·em tta!IY'(l.'tll,"' Bev,"'*awd. f'Cll~bcron: 7 p.m D«. ll. Wcdnodaybul fotonlyabotn JOWilllUfc.i ut 1hc:1u 1.bJ.

lkv1o, uld lbc high u.mc i~ cktc. tn 'l'I ~"~11.aMc on SIC ~·tiDt b;id aln:ad)· taktn Md rece,,ed II p... ,,n.a. jnlde ,wo-wcet penod." be p:u,,, 10 fillldc,nli """ho don"t ft.lJD out of tlw "') \km.

F~:r 8$ ptrcmt of wt.L..--nl'l tcghtacd MKh '"m111~ or phpic.tl cd\JCMIOft d:1.\~ and said 1'bc)i uc rccAinirJ uuhl IPQNI I.Jut C:a\l\JnJ tht' • ft(jhtrar Rkb;i.rJ Re"m .wJ.. "U )liU 't.11'$1t)' achJc:t.in.. Tbt t)~m Is oot able IQ lwldle Olhcr problem,. uidl.ldtd ubouc. 200 ~udcuf1 llne1)ked me holAo many I lbougbl -AOUJd MtU.allOOl llkc thttt,c. To fill the problem. tkvin, wbo prts!ICJ tbc b#ekblmon aftttdicy wen, done

National cuts

increase college tuition

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si..y Stlmok polta her IIOClology c laumato Aaron Ogi. .,._ the SUB and the baNboll n.1c1 during IM Prat -1111 lllOW!all of the Nason. Mofllan tlamosch end Marti Vo1t llwe II•• fun

w pay-tor-print program on its way

Copy cards will offer 20 percent discount Lb:uy', Jl'Y_..,,. lbo...,......

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Education is key to AIDS awareness

~UI) Fto\\ot'n aad IUV," ,aid Omidle Mr.hooey.

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\..i1or..11.o.!1 m.crba\c done their pm tn tj.$tl(t of JU\" aad AIDS '4.ld Kent. dleGc a~. a dtag J.bow aod ocher littk.

~laWorldAIOSOay NICJid Wofta,n..ecuni·cduocmrulSlAC t~uiu.

.tt •·rU. 0o ·o, 30 i.bc S<>M Id. Ol'I Nov. 30 NIAC l'lld • c:1ndklicl'l1 v111I NlAC ofTm n oral HIV ~I Ii an)'ODC ~CoollhnQ(SIAC)\1:1 upt.tbln 1.olbc- (or WodclAlOS 0.y aS1. Plu"XOw:ltb to hltiaayCOQetffla. Lbc)'tani:.all«i6S-1448, :--., Uhcvy

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1tudcni:- ~" !IOI lW opeaoo. l ku11'tl11K«J the lm_pomncc o( eomtnuing: m.1n.~ SfOWU1 to leq, upwlib the CXJanl)', one-Cl( 1k b,i..~ a,0\\10110 the ~IC.

Butu abo !IW pl11m Jor lht h1llft Hc:ihJwSacncc bu1IJm1 arc !IOI bch1.1 -...i.c.o,dbDJ!ll>op,ojc<to,no< op<Jon.Bwt.ulld.

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8WU IUd with ASXIC tdl.al~ th,: lbt wtt.l in NO\""Cfflho"ro ~u lbc ~le Jllllaot, hike.

BIU'ke iaid Ilk' !IC"C oon ,·Oh.:Cd«N'ICertn bul undcf'IIC!W tbt nrpa,'( dr«"h m the rutlft ql.Q:!11) or~ WC ooc nw.m, chr fuud, oou1d l'&W-.:.

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lhcir couricn~, .t u'('d their ltlllttln,g to

~l.C.. rrnmla aotl suib rt;,r hi tht

bt:uu of their cocmtr)'mm. Scores of

Laua Amcric:am .b.1vc ~a ldllal by

SOA .,,.i.....,, Sl•nnog,p,oo Hid.

"Jt'* bypocrulell.l oflbe U.S. tobc

fiJhhng a....,. oo 1morum when we

r= (1985-1986)dunag 1lw: eo.

Snndanl.si::. Wv. Both arc Coeur

d'Alene physfdant., The Latin Americ-aa tccn,ri.su.., mi:n)' u.wd by l,hc SOA. would hon\b ft'dical ccr:um: in Nl(.Am~. St.orm9glplOD'$ pan:!OU

'A-<t:t1t last )'GU" to lbo pn,cen, but thU

...,.rui lhe [l.ltJ for KAtc, her brocbtt Luke

•Dd tbu..- Kenna 0 ,1Oct S. l'r<sld<nl Cleorg• W Bush s.aid, " lhny gOVtrnmtAUpomon the. OU1i1WJ and ldllas o(iru,occnee, they have become outliwt Uld cwrdmn

'1Tr·s hypocritical of the U.S. to be fig/,rit,g a war on terrori.rm when we are.

$f)()IISOri11g terrorism''

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l.bl!msdva and they will t.u.c. that k>ncly pnth a11be:irown peril" Ooc. proccs!tt bc:ld IJ \ltUb thh t1.•l«J1Q)I oo II StolTllOllpsun nad bet famdy arc p;u1 oflbc.S01\ Watc;h 1bcS0.A WMc:h srn.ncd In I.be mid-1990s and was foondcd by M:,rylcnoll friar Roy Buwg.ob 1b• SOI\ Waich io an indcptndem Dfll!Oiutioo th.ti llc:Cks 10 close chc-Scl,ool of cbe. Amo:nca,-, or 11, Clltretll name, 1M W~cm Hc:miiphcrc

~P")'ingtax-p:t.)"ttdoll&Bnod w-co.R spowori.na: kmlri1m.·• f!Ud Stonnogipsoo. a d~-<airall.me:Dl ,w1.km.

ln,t1MC t« S«url1y CoopmilMM't (WHISCl.~vagil>. ta.11. dmlomu.tr.lont il>d t,on,.\·k)h:nc JlfOIC5lS. l'bey use media mid kgu&w,·c wotk. lk SOA WAtch Adviiory Oroop it 11•,,offrdll&OJIJIIJyJ'WIC')'bodytJuil mtttl lC\·ctfl] times througbouJ I.he. yc:11r to plan c~.ru• too "lupc tM IRO\·('tneDI.

St~·sp!L11:'ll1', Ju,1.1.naud

M.ldtc, c;\pcritnccd the 1enorum fim. hand while lmag In Nk.vagua (ort'i.O

Thc5t LAiin Arneru:11.n CCUtMes h,a\'e noa·dtmocraue p·cmmNlb ,mJ these troops are oplnj.owakd towatd chtupcopl<. 11,e so~ chall&••llt> "'"" 10 WHISC in order 10 get less f'Ubbcl.ty, acoonbng IO StMnO&ip,o,t lhe awcb wu a fuoernJ pro;:c11Jtoo for tmSc who b;a,•c du:d b«'litt,c of the lC"m;iris:m in Latin America. Protc:slen heki v..1u1i0 woodea CTOSSt$ with n rutme of MlfflCODC wbo W"1 k:UJecl by iOldleD in U!m Anw:rie11- Jt$UiJt. priests in l.®n America ahd mw were lllllOC1' the fflAll)' lha1 were luUcd because lhty wee,: ~ni out. Aftcre:,cb name 'A'A.1" re.let. c.bc p~cn- bdd up tbd, cros.set :md c:hMtcd '"prcsC'nte."

1ncanma prC\eni in "'rltll , 11,e

rroc~cn alw licld moci: oofflnt and no•:rn.. SiormoppMJn Yid u wn n.ovuag and prc:11y unbellcv~I~

dcn,oc:niuc COWlltk, 111\d the Umted StniN t' su~J to wppon dcmoc:r.icie,

"'Ago..-rmmeol th lp!Xl\(lft tc:m,ri:w b a 1C:m'ln\l, SlantaoJ1r,,oti id lhctt

rtn1e\.l, tbctt w.i, ii w,..: 511<ticr 'J't.il..CN .iniJ mu,,1:. S11,nmo,: ,1 v..u • fun l.tmc for people. ta IOJfflld un,J h:dcn kl lbt oMK people lj'::ril lime .111l1 fflCIO()' (IL, ''h VID s.d aoJ tnUy i.n)p.!Cbt.ltf, bui 1t wat 1nspirin1 10 blow all thtie pcopk are fighdn,; fo, tbc '-'Ufle: c.iwt.c," s,....,,rp,oo s.ud "All lllc,1< J"''I*'

..,.,. Some p::oplc ere atrbtcd 11.tter the r~ bccauK they M:iycJ laze 11uo the nlsJ11,t.tldWt'"re~tn1,tinJ!lhe l"Old\\'11.)' Stormogip,cxt I ~uppoc1 tbc SOA htalu'tC. in l"fl"r.al, 11 tnun, 1100-

\f.ariah Ro,J.stil, 11. fomk'.f SIC" .cuJ¢111. nnC'ftdcd I.ht~- She 1• a &uhuWJ) 111 5c_.11Jc l:nn'ffl!I)', "fhc a,oop ffle T,\l'nl .along with nu\Od m~)' for l.lll'ffl to so t0 the. p«.'llN.

Shi: b thC' d.aughtc1 or NIC JOl,lm.dhn, imwccor Nib RO)l.).ahl

IASNIC WATCH Senator asks staff to leave papers alone

Stom10,tp,oa t..ilil U'Llt Wen' \'N) p;i..1..,Jw.lk'. r-b:1J \l,IC:tc C'I') int:: dunng

Owe WUJiruns, ASNIC P"idcol. a ClffllJ'U' ~ide eruail 0cc. 6

:iddu$.Sing cat'IOc:rns abo\ll the mponsc.s Pol.cc roc::cl'ltJ A«otdinJ to Willwnt' onaU, Pocce tcec,vtd JC"Vctul n:sp(Jll,.#S from stAff 1nr1nbcn dw wue quite Urlflt0rt:$S:!ONII in nutwc.

w,w1mr said II ffllWw ooc.ke "''lit sent

w, WC )'cAI, t)Q1 con~nn, all the campllunts ASNlC iutill ~Mng. lbe

miolvod "Wc11rt"«) appn:cJ.1llvc: o( the

~noc committed to " l'M'idina lhcm w,d, nc1t.",pape-11dl.recUy from sCudoli fer,."

1 lcadenlhip cioorere:occ in H.llbrnott Nov 30 and Dec. I. -·bieh pr,wcd to~ a vlWllble artllog upcnc:o(:'C.

1lle oon(c:ren«. w» IL"'CSOfflC.

WilU~ said. ~we f:Ol I Joe out. o( iL A wMlc dl:~t)' or c:Umic.lfOUP' 1t.'CR! tcp'C':$C"Btcd, aoft)CChin& wedon'1 gel 10 upcticoCe tn Nmb I daho.

''The v.hole dlin& w \"Cf)' intcmU.ttg,"' W1Uil\:mslll.id.

WillWUS Qddcd lh:ll 1tfkr IL while, they r~l"Jcd th:11 I.bey werQ the only wtu~ people dim u~ (eh that reJ,U>· ..dJed to the ~cnrcc and they probably k-.amrd .,.,,.. The)' J*rocd ulf"Qffll.ltlOI\ Oil lbett mies~ lc.11.kn. wdl 11> bow to uay moth·:.ttd. Wdlbnu ni.d they di~ poht1c:;i,I IICIJY"lsm and made SC\ crnJ \·~hrabko cont.art1 \\'uh le!lde,,.h,p IMW othu«ill:cgc.J, WilllwmRldlniJ>C OW.Willl,m, <ma.L loOlllc:tASl«C flCi'.'), lalaton 11ttcmltd

Amuhctbc:i,c:f11 war. lh•t they bondc:J u a bcwd. getting 10 k'.DQ'II, one 111\0f.hcr better A few o1 tbc k:MtOD """'"' 11 cb> arty 11nd \\·etc ltblc to visil W,uhin,.ton.. D.C Nooe ol lhe srour had any 1.roubk wl1h lWJ)Oft ~"UJ:ity. tu 1.1 wa, mterr,.h-itg to obsm'Ctbeo.irport IC!WnlytOtiogM 16:J 1n 0Ahlrnoro WUJLun,. ~n.id

Phi Theta Kappa, ASNIC puts up holiday trees

Gift baskets will be made for needy NIC students by Und.t Ball ind K1m Oimru<H'C

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ASNJCand P'1l Th<tA Kapp., n ,he -or pf>cm& Qnfflrlll.1 tn:n at"0U00 c:atlpDJ adorned 'Mlh f..:ich U1£

""'""""' aduid whoh>sbecn ~op forll>C SI. J\Sl',1C_.... e,,.,bggwUll,oidllw:i1~annollcln1>10the¥ond8">d<ro(the du1d. c,lc<hing .,,. ood """ Ii< or lhe ~- for C'luu<mo• All)'clukl""'"'"11"""'1f..-llw:popm.11bn11twoii.d,o low - furnUic>. O,ildml"""" 12...,b< i,;i•= bl Bo,wcU H.lll, lho bl>nll)-. Hedlund. IM-Klldow« IJ>CASN!Cotr=-... ~,...., children fire ,qi~ b)' on(lther-100IV1CW) artnotlfitdby inVMal,00. s..ia,,.and(""'1t)CD11pi<l:op• 1ondpu-D<W1"'"' listtdon ii. 1bc. lil& bepctcd tip any hmc. they jusr a.<k th:11 ltie if&b<'""""lnbyl)c<. 19 The ua~glfto""' (,cd,q,p,:d off',t the ASNIC olf""' ASNJC i, iB~ or dcoc.nling lhe full $ilel: ucct.. whkh n dl~pla)-cd "'the SUB a-' bbtw)' Plil'lbcl8 K,ol'I"' .,_,,...,..., 1lw: s,ft, wllhthor=p, 8\llll pp,w,Ub<..,.ppog'"'1~1lw:£ifu..

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The event cubniowd ..it a C'brislmlb Pany o«. 21. I.a d11e Dnf1wood 8:sy Room sn lbc SUB. ·ni.: (hddrcr1 o.nd 1hctr (nnub~ wiJJ COJne to enjoy food SIM tlle amY1Ja(&wtawt.owlll p.. 001 lll<p1mnu101b«hildttn flEE llfT IIUI "La11. yea, all die 1.ig,; we-re filled nnd people were w1101Mg more," said Ju.lie Blume, ASNIC vi<:eprcsadenL

Another chatitabh~ progr.1m

1ha1 Phi Thrta Kappa, ASN IC aud Student Scrvic:Q is coonlinntin,: I.J, oompUing ,a.ih Mli.ot., (or tspeciaUy needy smclmu 11>0)'II Ide donn1ioni c,f anything 1.b111 mighr be llppn,pril.tt such iH foetl, money, Vfb or ptl(Mic cws.

• Sliovcl • 11e1gbbor'1 drtw:ny cw sWewalk.

• Rctd IO childPen Ill a 1oa1-,.-

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• Otw, blood. ·am,a-

Tbey 4R C$ptti.all)' W"JCtl111 slnglo pc:op&c: who •re otJitrwlk ~M'I~ from tOC1al prna,ntn.) thMfocus on (llmlh~.

peech contestants show off skills

eiriy 100 fll.k.kr:11\ pcvdc,p..rcJ IR

,tie IOlh lltllw.11 "pccdl tomp.. ,uon

1#,hcf~ 16 ~tudcnu toropctcd for pro,,moo<)'

t1• .cw,ro1 >r,c.u.ct,. .,,ere plcM'd rrcm

~. :, prdindrwy ruuod l'be Not

l(IUod hl(l\Mlrt.l 1c,.1Cbera. p«n jfjJ .a

..-bkh p-0\ ided • ~-Ufc .,,uw101t

,Un.Inda U)\1''dl, of \1~ KJtOfl'f't

•·.u 11will'IXJ $100 rorlll!'I fiht~pbcc-

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Cam:r.af'T1:mChriM.h:'1C'~'ll.•m

1or lu• ,pc«h oo 11, h,,

tlli\lllC'"\.Cl t.UL:.b In Sw'tiuch

_M' em, 10 lwldir budgcet filflSJn,i 1100.000 to nooo.ooo c..i...0r,.,.

Jto)."k) Owtn,• c:1au, ~Alkcd llWiA)' wi1h

-.,, her sptccb co CPR.. O.nJ T!lll)'• r, Atirue McK1nlay'1.di.s. too:'>lr.

W for htt \(.'C'C\:b on .lOOI. IIUd tlic (laaJJlb al41,, rc.xm.·tl and au~'ohl~. E,'CIY compctjng w-a,owattltd•ffl'tU~ l'ho

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KhD.¥,rt. • sprub achet vf 21 )'«".a('I:. lhcC'\CITIUl~UOC11l.'lfl\\•Jlbl,hr

.p<'«h""""" compceiti~ 1111 tn:adc: up of eilbet

lWt' (If pentW,i \'"e ipttcbie,, 03 on winch 1ft octdcd. The rullll is ftlmtd. mlf rhf, ..pt«:b~ l\tC 1,1-.rJ

'hr Hend Sinn program in fall, h rrocndy In

,C-f>Ufll'I \\•itb thr- PO!!t Falls

Oi\cnct. lk'ow'it CM J>o,.t Palls dlooli pwing al ,ucb • Ill& J'IIC'C nttd..lhc 1'uildinJ rucrentl)'

·

b)·Hc-.adSlal1 lklldS1..1111

IO lmd U.\uwnfacllily. A (or Sl?S.000 w11, wriltcQ lbJ Stan co bu)" :I DC'\\' llldUu.bm:cnll)'

tnouuotloolll Toohnology Supervlaor Jell erow. (rl9ht) lntlJuds Spee<:h compeHUon nnall 1ta how to woar a remote mletophono

Im h,t111c e:\,lll'lpk, lJI (~un•111Pllt1r,, 101 ··JJut,li('Srftk.1.111··cbs~

"'Srctth,..~ t.ooch f"\'Cl)"OOC 1:11:'c..lU\C II ~w·ct,l'Cw IOI 1io1ti,you'rtf(lin&tn~ffl

1tw,on, ,he"1li.l Thtfe '".t:'i ti1.Tt1~ of CommtUI .and ont \l,sd,.-111 pt1 \C\:tl<l"I can ~Jd~ u1 the 1orcoc-b ((lfflpcbti,;,n l'bm \\-ctt 16til.ltU p11n11..lpa1111 this M'l'Jln-tl't "·,1h 1$ ,lllllcuta twpn, the (IR'fimu,;11) ruonJ futr1 cmJ11 pouio 1ti·cre ;awanlrd to ChC' '1.udmc Jtt<I#', flital r111111J •·11, flh1~ ,wl~)f01wdl)

b> 1he hhllUc:tklfl,J Ta:h110l0$) ~t .i, ,e.dlr.n JUJ~('d tt'w ·~~N,., Pve,iJc-111 Clf t.l.c Atumoi A,M'lli.uhtltl \\o all) Ad.:lrlh a11d C"otnmQnk:,1kio, Oi\'Jsk>U Clwr ViJJirfaJchiN11tal"M.• -lhcOn,fn-l II n:.ill~ •~ CIIJO)'llblt to ut.\fc kn thtJcmon.-u1tioiu>f the~ \Jib l.bDc \.f,1Jc:nt,, hn~ ac;hk.""' " foluuca l!UJ A t«rpti1,n •iti hdJ at1tn·iud v,hctc ~1h rruvadrdtclrc•Juncnt4..cooiirs.3.tlJ ~•...t, tn ,.,enct1 lhtH p111k\.

food will go 10 1hc Nonh ldllho Food Bn.nk and Outtt.1ch & Am.\Ulllec. Marl Orabtt11ttu1, FooJ 81ank ptogtAlll mllt1tirt, ~ad tbt:)' cxhsl,1,tcd all 1bc food ooll«ced in fiu,t )'Cat', dnvc by Fcbnu1ry. Elctwci:n J11UUll,I')' a»d Augu.,,11.h.cy cfu1ribotcd mc:n

1ban 5.000 pouod, (If food.

Vlgil Mtd last )W" the Food for fine, prosr•m bt01.11tb1 ht 610 l)(lllnd\ Qf foc,.J •nd tbH )"CM I.here goal I\ to t,,rcat 1.000 pourwh

l\t prognim i• hc:i.ng c.aplndcd 10 11c«p4 Jcmali"n.., so c\ en ir n pc-non doc\n•t 01ti e! mnM.y, Ibey ~n 11Ci1J lifop 1Wt llOCl•('ettthibkt food 11.em~- Horne c.unDCd 11:r:rM arc a~'(:pcrd. but ,ia.,, c,o,nuiincn 11tC not Orop,,oCt bo,c1 11.rc loaltd ln lbc Ubntry and SUB

Wild Game Feast planned for January

Srnns ~nJC>ttt os,c,u \\-Ith 1ht NIC AJwnn, A,.«lnt.lOn·, dllnl \\'Hd Ci3lfk' lfl1tJ11n. 1q, in 1heSUB. Sca:l in& ,slimi1edtl'l l00, 1o0 tckcb nruM pun;ha\Cd in .td,ancc. Appdalffl wl.ll hr~., 6

"',n.• d,nncr 1tt 7 p.n, u, •" fo)'ff Thu-cx.traonlin:ary cuhrwy c.xptncuct'.• will od(a hvc appdizct tiufr~. ,ndl.Kbn1 appk wQOd \snol:cd ,ccclbcad and dud. ,M,JJ.aJe. The llffll or1hc event, 8111 RuthafonJ, ccrufieJ Oihnllt)' llt~rute of Amenca cbc:f, wtl1 inlr'Odllcc b.nptQO and~ dlttsc-:r.tlUfcd phyllop;artels

The miLln cwnc- ,,.,,II (a111re "ul.'IOO chqw wilh fl'n(lt no1, ~Cioa Ind wild """"h.toom ri.MllltO. lliSblipiL, will ill('JtJdc I gbu1tgnu.ly tlcu-dh.pJay, lllidtrm} from JdAtxi hsh and G11mc. thC!cotl pasnhop of Ynldllfc:- 11nm Di.:inoe Mu.nki:nrick. and the ""'!'l"L,qua,1"1. Hu_ hr "'1mony. Wildlife pboloaraphyol Alan Limb nnd T,m Cbni:ti<" wlU :ilw be hilllum:I

'1'olcftts or NIC alumN "''ill be d>i.J'4\.-ak'd." Qiil Pbylll~ ~ttt, NIC AhuM1 Auoc:ii.uoo h 'ta grt:a \\"IIY t<t hXOllOCC1 olunml I.he colk-ge Md I.be (OffUDUIUl)', TICWJ ate S" per pbte, SJ2 for lllnnm, mt:mbm. l'OI'" i.11formadoo a:IJ 769 1806.

Residence Hall plans move.in day

Aw.ilwy Savk.u anJ ASNJC ti"C tdtnl.ng lOfdhc'r to spomor

11- •Plo"i.al move 11'1 dtly (Qt uudtou who wdl be trl(Mtll 1t110 I.he. rdidt'occ hill. All f.llC'Ully Jnds.talfm,iovl~ tohc.lpJ1111.. 10 Thct\·mt will t,c. "1Wlarlo w, hinJ1on $11111.r 1.,•an-mity'• event. ln1msted \l'llun1t:a1eM call ASNIC AS7fl>.1761.

IOBITUARY

Justin Michael Stephens, 20

Ju.,1ht \IIC:h•cl S1ephcn.\. 2(1. dleJ \1~nday Dec 3, 200 I. a, • rnult o f

1n)uoc-• he te(:ei,·cJ In a ,oowbo.i1cli1tg

1c1.1dcn1

A edtbr•don of Ju~11n'1 life wet Saturd.t)" la 1tie wc1i,pn11gs Cl)m.Jma1my Center Burial wu IR GrMdvlC"w Ctmei.ery

Stc.rhc:rh "'·u11 born Sov. 30. tQ&l. in Cowr d. Aic:oC' to Mkhittl and CnroJe

rRudcbauJ,h> Sttplmn

Ht 11.Ju1ied hom BooncrJ Ferry H1ah

$1;bool in Ji,nc 2001 aad w•• v..orkin& a, •fl cl«1ndan ilpprcn11cc .,.,,itb Eagle Elci;;tm: o(

Spokut'e Hd rc:odvina i::111.s~room in\truc:11on

,h.,,.l!h>IIC

TM, pa,1 Th1u1bg1vwg. day, be JN&r1.JCl~U:d IP ,rn.: dc,i,:,

huftt.lUJ 1r1dHiflft •nd ,r,e:id M, v...1m1th among th< m.1t1)'

Stc:ph«, family members. lie 11bo wu able to Coutb the li\!c:t du1 d.2.y of the. MMinJ ranHyand lhc Bl~km0tt Um.ii)'

An avid outdol;,t\lnan. he lovC!d to i:.1mp. hur11 .and fhh.

Snowbo1.nhn1 was a p:usion and he tovcl.l hit many 1ncnd~

S1cphem w.u IMnJ, tau1hh1J 11nJ luvin,: H(c w~l't a ml~lup occ:um:d.

Uc wa, aa Ofg&ll and tluuc dooor t.od. iluough 1.hiJ; will live on ,n 1hc many lh·~ 1h•1 he h,H lfld wdl help

Survhon include hi, paJC:1'1'1 C.rok and Ken M1mni or Donncn 1:erry. Mike Stephens and O\mnJc Oro\'t', Oouncn Ftrl)"; sister Rc!11a M11.nng. Bo1mc:r1 Pcny; a:nu1dp~rcm,: Bail •11d Twuc Stephen•, Moyie Spring.~.

Devon Crawford aJ\d Vicki Waring of tho NIC Head start program aklp their way across The Coeur d'Alene Rosorl okybrldgo white on I ffetd trip.

IWHAT WE THINK Profiting off terrorist attacks is immoral A;1cr

the Sepe. 11 1111«.b co the.! .l)'mboh o( Amcrfca 1t productn,c ~nnmy, palliotiJm ti.a, become• to010'.IOO lupnforCUft!.1m~.

A\ cbc "'Ccld (ollo,..,·cd, mUJwfik:lu~n tc'Cogi)ll'cC!d 1be

c1dtt11)· urge to ttptt1(1)1 l.bdr pndc ltld tucltd lbc 6rc

wnh J1;Unotlc rroJuru. In one day, comumm hough1 men:,

thiw, 88.cn) Amcrfo11n nas:1 lit Wal~Mm IIOttS Al~ ihc

cntllllty.

Wl'lilt 0)'111,: 1ho Amcncnn na, 1bow5 tupp0n for Amenn.

"'Ontf'Mic.'1 m: 11\iking m&\.'lvc ao,01.11lt11 or doll.m on

Amcn01·, M\lo llll:nd' pauil)CIC(O The proolcm i10'1 wil.h 1he

-.-n1111untn' p.1tnt1th1.n, bl.as t'!lib(:l' lbccowparoes ~klq: profi1

ftomh

o·, UIC'Jbh" thiru thllc A) "I Lo••c N.Y.'' orcbe tclcvisJ01t

co1111111CrclaJ~ aod 11ev..1\papcr ad\'erti»cnitnt, dhp 1y1ng the

f1mNI Red, While end Blue. l! '!I compo.nW:\C lowcrin1 !N!ir •ml n:fa1t111 ti 1n dld.r pa&riodvn or iaviqg Jrtt Amcriclo

nap II.\ p:oo; IC1t •tgnina up ror ,heir f.UbKnpuoa

~uktog UJC.IDC)" oO the IIU#Cd)' (I( Sept. 11 tt. a $0mbc:r way to

pkk Vil our «onQm)'. Mutctina pau'ionun caild be

,nhonerrrtwd ILf ~ricli'• c:ipimlhni bcln,i. on profttin1

o<r our own los,.

To""°"' oortctn'lf1~1~ \\'t v.oo·t he $,Ml.co. ,1rc·n: bdnJ

e-nteura,ed ta •pt'n!,I money as c,ur ()AU'lodc: Ju1y 11., Ii *•Y to

\C"Cp lht' C)COUOln)' h.igJ1.

In p.t,l 'l\ill1, conwn.cn v.crc told toa\loid spending CKtrl.

moocy l'lt(11u1oe producuoo couldn't m&b: cnoogh 10 meet tbm-

Jc:nnuld. Bur unhie fffviou.1, wars. thr wn.r wc:·re flgh1ing io

l\la:hanb1.1n f1, noc

prod1,1..,;ivc car11bibhc:~

• full "\Cl.le lhobiliwion 1h111 rec1uJm tiuvy

So. tf L"OllSWltm don'l-'-penJ cnoup to mttt the mpply

hrina r,odwxd. 1hc: «onOOl )' wlll drop A.ad,, the c«inomy

dr-op lbc public tupport r« o)(l(lcy ,pcoc on• \\'U aialnsc

lmomm 1n Algbani,11m will dwindle any.

TIie ~ioa h.: Con• aa1io11 \\bok: ocooomy wu alrmldy

\kcbnln11 before Sept.. 11 be nble 10 pick n\Clf up?

11·,no11M"¢0111umcrc" fauh forw1m1in3c0Jbo* 1bdr

p11trloth,,1n. 0) <100\\i.n:t our patrlocism. wc·.re showing ow

1oirc-nath in numbtN.. But au we po'l"('!ul.wi ~Q1oc)C: prodgc1s to

• 1.bow our n.ahoo·, i.1.rtngth. \l/C .vt lo$ing m~)' to comparuci

• who dno't ~\·t-Jl plan l)ft dooatlns their pa1notl( dolbln to the:.

t:.au~.

Never say /111mb11g 10•••

I C HOKECHERRIES

Qult )Wrtomplalntn,! Nocllinil>olhcr<1110.....,di.io

~l,ca pcq,i<compl.u ,boul

C'USlitlf cmdllUII tbi1l dx)' - An<Jl,,,,.d:lhiJ

,~ fC'CJPlt i..1io bwlJ Chelr hotbcl

on llr OooJ pbcn ol' the

\fd.W...sippiRMtaaJtb=t

«lfl11'4su:4~11Cft 1hemu Oood:s lb,;,-. NIC b,1) I \imlt.''41Ulricrs

,..,oO.Thc~I

"'"""'1dll1jlhc u>o1.lhcf<Jn

"'"'""'"'"'""'bom cxim~1qlll);uoo,'CdJow

twbua: fron, 1he ~hool The

1t1111g 111111 tiuis me it Vial me, all

1-now,._ NJC bdm: <he)'

llooi,lv 1hdr bnmc<. Mo<!. d oo< alt oCI.he poorloe \\ilo l.l\'c: ill the

l,irt ~:m r,ciJhbcwhooJdlll

<1allctlhccolitJ<"""""·INJ

I<\:"""' CoCltgc,p'O'I'. 11'1.~ a

:.~:r~~

\'OllltltJUlor' IJte~lllall

mro!ltnm cml:tnuct IO~

Ytrlh.NIC'uirunnm~ooc.<11' room. Ytllh. ~•,cm be a twn•·bmtbeyp.rl;..t.,tthc

OCJ(i'IJ<norNK"kn<w<hett

-~bcdi.tlk.~b'Vbl:$t1C:U loacoile&<mllhc)'11,>st,dt.Je

llrllW'<I) H,1wc»v."''°'''ll.dw p,,1,km?Wdl.•"•(t"011pia 11,e ,>!w nri$bbo<."" onU. l«tltl like the PC'Xl ltldy plxt fnrNICIOc'<l"'ld,bulllultll'4 ht{c1u ~tllle IA the nit.wt

-i_ .mlhcoolkg<""'11JOt toruui.tyCJ'JX'*-ll

Ju..uauklra

AIIOlbcrd,11i,tha dm-c, mi, • t.nr) h kaing ttuil enni hotir of Jl«pdulcai,bc-potdif)'OW" &.....:avit1c:a1'ft.lk-d. h h,~~,cdhtr<by. l w,, )""baldyobi<,oq111yM

I

PERSONAL OPINION

Adviser speaks about last Sentinel iss

A fr" ill!IJI" In lh(' la\l Sc:mlnC'I r11~J more 1ti1m • frw ~ychrow1. A1.1ht- •d"1~,m~uucw, 1oc- n.~ ScotmC'.I. I weathered 11utnc.rou, •.JJ(:.l,t1c t"Omme11b a-nd me\1.llfC'i 1cf:Mdin,i the bchavi.:x of Joum~lism ,tudcnh ora 1belr

1.tip 10 I.be oa.tlou.d CoUc;i,11tC' PrC'H

C'onvet11ion u1 '"Stn CH), Lounu111.1. Yo. "'n;cr (oud ,pon\ fdJtOr) Sam

ootclllho.1nodycramy$a.m. OC'ltimc:1"M10findCU1d»il l coulilh.J\<iJ'l'"""'11crhiu. I jtJl lhint i 'WWld be a rtalfy cool 1.....,, for<bocollclll'd thm,w:as II WOY toc.lllaD lhc ~u&nb when atbu canctllcd aod Jct 1btm knoll,, wbal'•PQ& ... For~11·,at,t•bl:1diiw.~1 lh:rcarc~lhaldri,'C:Crom ~ar<boS~,-,VJolley O\ cr~nucrroadsto 8:"'hett.l1mllftl.hty1N001d: ~d,:...il.

Slupid S.mp,r,tld<m Sui...--cmovina1c>N«tt,.ld.1tlo bjt11: Orto )M"l~'G, I ha.\'t' IIOl!Ccd•t1rnngt,1b~ ~11,1om. '°"t°' c1oo1 capc:. 1r, u,cd ro, c,u,1bl111,l le.\'Cft ~· IOf 'IOOfleklqlirlJ bis*-: .,,.,i,,,...i,11. My,wpicions ..,.,,,coallm,cd recauly ..,..,hM Isaw a bumpmO,:ladWI wj ''Due, Tnp,Meui;ah."

U n pl'"'OMMM O<m'lh.1\~lhc.maacyfor1 pngcror I.C!.1:t on1cdl ri-·10o ••S..W..1 pblJlogrllpbtrl:nill10colerd-. WiCfl•1111 o..i.....i orbctfrialdo N,,~ beeoustlll dWt imd • wn1J (JUIJide~ HaUtownat ~gn.D()ll,lbll'1~!

C'-llme!ron wrote, quite- \'1\'Jd.Jy II.boot hu lld\'(.QIUl'CII Wllh hoore a~ ,,c:,1tn•n nae n.nicle h ,11,.:«nttJ by ll hupc phlllo bl man)· )'WUJ n,cn 1J1~lott~ ,h • ~c~n, WOllUl.ll .,CAffll bl'J l.'lc.lMJ4"' Unfom111a1tly, 1he ht.1t.llm,r jn.JJL.1.IC\ tbcjoumali,m 'f.llldcn1, \llftt' nrJChing f\111 pwty Wmnh m lhc Bitt Eai). rhe) 'NetC'll't Tiicy •c1uall)' V.Cic t\a1l01llll "i..utn," ,iaimnp 1op honCIH a1Ml rommcna for 1hc:1r w9",. ,."' io 11111dc •h,»1ld ~vc 110Cc:d t~, bell dt~p,IC' tn)' 11au1.111< lht editot\ •en: too humM<' tu pnnt uoe 1'bc fflO\I \'JIOf"()IU (:ind .,~'11 WSiliVC) commcou rc1uuJmg cw Scttti11tJ lUUC' calll('_ from 1'1C arhlclic Jcp.utmcna pcr10«11v:I

They •daliued the ~tury WJI:\ accurntc al'IOClt two fott:i,:n ,1udc1t11 bcu1~ AV.Md<d lar,:t- gt,,1U•·lrl·1uJ 11.ml \hupplllJ 1oehuvl immedialely whrn 1bc ha,Utb:111 WaM\JI WH O\'Cf They v.etc correcl th/I.I 1he he:.dhac "SfW,1fh •ho.,. grant Ji.hu.c SO.J,dt' the c-11tire sport1 dcp1mmct11 look •• fn.uh Tbe he.,d Joc:L1. \\t:ft rc.,Ur 11rnc1 al1cm1 the editorial (•Ito b)' Came-NIH indk,uina mat lheltdtpanruent wa, tidi.lleJ Vrllh hie' maa) abu,c::s or s.ran1H.rHud i.nd tra,·cl e•pctae\ for n far.nunp S1,;cnt.; W""''

Re: Ymmg whipfll!r.<ll(ljlf/<'r 11eed~ a gtHXI <pa11~i11' RwocU!bux· Yt»),Mlf"'bi~.So)'OO,~nC" ,.,,.,,. ""''I"~ Ytumtlllli'flb:IMltt)''lUl'IIJlln11)11i::ami Nl,y boornm. I"""" """"1-10 mt Yo.w~.i&b:rpmlnil)w.athooncwbo (~•ia.WCl'klW•lltal.cz-p)\Vt..ldlm:. ih:Pi. mil lh:ll It\ yonrl:ft». n.\'ldrub.. Ta~ 1irlhc"'Onr..Tof{io:lp:t )qi 00 Your tunclSOOl'lql()l"Ccurdul \loh.11.)'Qllgy t~~==!YOW\loMJ.",-immc.Jf

THE SENTI NEL

K1mC.~

0,11111

Ad1le1lc: C(lnlc1thCt (SWAn .ending OW' lt'.UnS 10 l'll.Ul(:\ the) lvloC'" TI,C' cJ1tuni1I c.ondudC'~ 1h~1 hcin; 1n lc1-M::r lcq:uc "Aoold lcH,(lllh~C' C~J"C'n~c, Cc,pc.;1111) Wllbdu.:l)(<\I. h11tdlftJ C'Utha.ck111, v.hlle proud11,s !ocnl r,l,1yr111 v.Hb oprortUUllie\ ;1nd ~uddmg ri\'Alric, Wtllt U(IJhborni11d-..'IOI\.. Athlettc D1t1:1o'l(•t J,n, Ht,1Jley -.11)', the, -.111:n·1 lo'-tn. "'i.ool.at l,1\t)wrt11n JJ.im<1f.1, h~,kc-lhall SWAC r«otdl :ind 19% when \lle\\Ctc founh Ii, the oollUD'"' ltc- 1io1111cd 001 And t1m Wrr.llhng tc-Am 'lliU1l tullJonal dr.un.pl~dlil)'!'. True Hnwe\'tr. «i;epc f11r .,..rc-,.1linr. ft•' 1nm• tune cumul11h:d an 1bclvc 4i0 ptif\.1:111 S.WAC "'"n·h.ui n"(.()td In tbc 1.111 fCJ,111' )"i:.lf'I And 1br rcgul.ilr SW /t.C' h;i.1. only one oiher wtt1od!11s cc.Jnt: I.be Plbc-r k.lffl\ }oin from 1bc Nonh\\C'll Le.ague. 1\ccl'lfdlt11' h\Che SW.AC "'·et,~ue· ln th( f\ht four fc11Jvt )Urt men·, bJ\.k.ctb:ill u J~"'"'U and \\D1t1i:r1', N\kcth:ill n lb-~O In the Pll,.C lhrt'C: )'WI b.1ftball I• _'I.:$ .37 ,llld t10llb11l 1, 22• '41 Th~l.a~OV~.)icnt1owomcn·, vOllcyball wa, ll•S6. The t.OCnh arc n, wrn1, ,tAd 230 IOt.\C'1 Om er,-....\ i:<u,111,y and lmd, Lc.n11n qualify for o•tJon.1h, hut the lc.t$Ut! h.u on1)' four lcanh

)w'reluc~,)'UU~lll~oldtoo.A,tor the frtt'o\':I)' t'XWnple, moM '1n\'C'h dfllic:ip.1~ ClCk'(lnlUi, ,'tldtle) •Ml m,wc U\'\..,- • CUWlC:\)' - ~h),'IUI'\ A\ I Y\"IUAJ;. ~lll)l·tlO\Cd Jud. )UUI p,mdfa1bc:r 11,boulJ 1um )"OU 0\.'(1' h,_,. knNI on lltriplotht \'i"l»d-.hcd. St,cp,,,_1hUIJ )'OU pn~l)'fUl't,'Kd. Stuckm GIClri..tSnccJ Sentinel .,taffw11ve., goodbye I<> e<lit<>r. frie11tl

We hold to ge1 ~lh1n& 1n Whi1~" we o.it)' .~, S:tmmy? l'ot two "rkl ,111.1111

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OVERVIEW

XPLOR

• Staff

Jerry Manter

.\faMtin, £dun, Sam Cameron )(plor (d,111r

Josh Studor

P.rodu.ctwn F..dJ.wr

Andy Tevis

Photo Ed(t,,r Nils Rosdahl

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L uke George

• Cover an by J ames Bell

• Xplor is a special s«llon of The Sentinel, the regular publicat,on by the journalism department of North Idaho College.

Flyers promoting rave eventa have become collector's Items. The pieces have developed Into a modem art fonn

It's a step into a room where the darkness is pierced with brightly colored neon light;; mi,:ed with loud, electr0nic music. On a stage stands 0111: man. the DJ, leading the dancing crowd through a mix of sound~ and beats. It's an allnight escape to a place that doesn't resemble daily life.

Raves sla!tc!d with techno mu~ic and began a~ an illegal following. Part.yen, broke into warehouses and danced w1til the police showed up. Now a mainstream following. attending raves until early morning bours is a common thing for people to do on Ille weekend.

Information lo attend these all-night panies is on ea~ily identifiable, brightly colored, space-like designed flyers. In essence. real raves are events that are held illegally. in unaurhoriud facilities without security. Rave flyers of illegal nature do not disclose the location of the event lo avoid police problems.

Most of the parties that are referred to ru. raves are more lik'll lcchno concer,s. In the laland Northwest, most panies are held legally. Though they are not uue raves, they still resemble what has evolved wto rave culture.

The idea behind a rave is really no different than a rock concert. It has its music, its fashion, its drugs and its following.

The music, created electronically and driven by heavy bass and repetitive patterns, is what guides a rave. It's led by one man with two turntables. labeled the DJ (disc jockey). The DJ plays bis set. mixing two records of different electronic noises, leading the crowd of dancers to varying levels of intensity. DJs that began unknown have attained superstar status.

Tcchoo music began in Michigan in gay disco clubs and in England with experiments of progressive music. Ifs original fonn was called house, a mix of dance music ,.;,., and drum synthesi7.cr. ln most techno musie, lyrics aren·t the main focus; it's the music's changing rhythms that guide the mi)(.

In some aspects, the music is believed to have healing effects. With some foans of techno, the music has progressive beats that build excitement in the crowd for its highly anticipated climax. When it reaches that certain point. Ille tension is released from the crowd and dancers all cheer.

CloLhing trends, dance moves. common ideas and the issue of drugs are othei- things associated with the rave movement described in this special edition.

Raves are becoming more iofluential as they become more mainstream. Already, techno mu.~ic is played in the background of many commercials and clothing styles arc shifting towanl the trend that rave culture bas set. Tecbno music and the raves that foll ow are just like any other music movement.

Artdy Tevis/The Senbnet DJ Dig-Dug of Seattle stirs the dance floor with his bre aks during Marble Productions' " Keepin ' It Real 2 '' at the Coeur d 'Alene Gre yhound Park.

Promoter leads techno events

Legal parties keep area scene alive

by Mindy Wolfrom

·A& EEditor -

Parties have changed considerably since promoter Marble Production has hccn promoting the area scene.

Legality has become the only way to keep the scene alive. Venus arc becoming easier to rent. and the media arc promoting positive vibes for the soloist head of Marble

Product10ns, Jason DiGiamman;o, 20. With an upcoming event in January, "Kccpin' it Real 3," he's

Jason DiOiammarco - Marble Productions becoming known for promoting safe, all-night, all· ages events that arc up to state codes in Coeur d'Alene and Spokane.

Not only does DiGiarnmarco promote, he also ~pins his own music. ln his Hayden Lake apartment, DiGiammarco spins atop of his pool table. By the name of "Marble," he plays for clubs, but rarely at his own events, making sure the night goes smoothly.

DiGiammarco, an NlC student pursing graphic design, went to his first event in Venice Beach, Calif., When he was 13. Since events have become IDaiostream, DiGiammarco said the scene has changed a lot.

"It's gone from underground to more in the public

eye," DiGiummarco said "It's the only way 10 make ii survive."

Though the events thrown by DiGiammarco are a resemblance of what remains of the rave scene, DiGiammarco said there's a big difference between the tvenrs he promotes and a rave his events are legal.

There hasn 't been a rave since '98 when Underworld (local promoter) was still around, he said.

Another issue commonly associated with the rave scene is drugs. Earlier this year, the U.S. Drng Ent'orcemem Administration and the U.S. attorney held a ca$e using tl1e 1986 federal "crack.house statute" against 1he owners of a New Orleans club. The club was accused of promoung an event while selling drugs tJ1ere. DiGiammarco said a rave in Boise was shut down using the crack.house law. The case is significant to promoters like DiGiamrnarco because of the potential it has 10 end any techno music event.

"To say that if you are throwing a party and people are doing drugs there, that's a crack.house. That's· absolutely stupid," he said. "Granted, you arc responsible ror keeping kids who are on drugs out of ther~. but if you talk to anyone who's thrown any type of concert. that's not possible."

The American Civil Liberties Union is involved iu trying to keep the crackhouse law from happening anywhere.

"ff they're going to use it, they need to use it for every kind of event," he said. He said that.would include everylhing from rock concens to Christian concerts.

He said new kids like the music and stay around the

Most techno mixing is still done using records and multiple turn tables.

scene while others come because they've heard they can get drugs !here. Those kids, DiGiammarco said, don't slay around the scene too long.

"If you're going there for drugs, you're going there for the wrong reasons;• he said as words of advice. "Go there for music, go there to dance, go to make friends. Don't go there for a crutch."

He said everyone is drawn to the scene by its family-like nan,re and their love of the music.

"Everyone watches out for one another," he said.

While there are other local promoters, DiGiam.marco said he's had the biggest turnouts, with one event at Silverwood Theme Park attracting about 2.200 people.

DiGiammarco's most recent event was held in the Spokane Convention Center Nov. 17 from 10 p.m. to the early morning hours.

Already planning for ''Keepin' it Real 3," DiGiammarco is finally making back what he's put into the scene. He said with a good rapport with U1e police and getting good press, Marble's events are running smoothly.

Jason Di Giammarco ""~··"-·spins one of his favorites,

Andy Tevis/The Sentinel

DJ Micro, In his Hayden Lake apartment.

"]fyou 're going there for drugs, you 're going there for the wrong reasons"

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Donald Glaude mixes fo r the crowd at NAF Studios In Se attle. "Return2 Layg ol and" was held on Dec. 1.

Values fuel music culture

Events bring all people together for socializing, dancing in to early morrung

There is a point when the outside world ceases to exist. The area outside of !be dance floor has become complete blackness, as much in substance as in color. The dance floor itself has become a pulsating mass of life.

The DJ has become something similar to a spiritual guide, tappmg mto the energy inside each individual and

PLUR~

Sam Ca meron

unleashing that energy back into the collective whole.

Strobe lights, in time with the music, freeze each person lost in the moment. If you stop to look, you see frozen smiles of utter bliss. The music reaches a point where it seems that if i1 gets any faster, the entire mass will explode. The mass of people feel ihe impending blast and start to whistle and scream and shout, sending the intensity of the moment even hlgber.

At chc perfect moment, the music slops. For one second, or maybe two, the dancing mass itself has become black. Aside from bubbles of excitement from the people, there is no sound and no light The energy now in the mass is like

that of a long-silent volcano. For ages, pressure has been building up inside il. waiting. Now it's just about to blow.

And it does

The DJ breaks the silence with the perfect dance beat. The built -up energy is released. Life's little stresses, and big ones too, are thrown into the air like ash. They drift on and are fo rgotten. The mass divides back into enlightened individuals, and they dance .

This is the pinnacle of a rave

Lef s get into what a rave. or a dance party, or a tech no concert or whatever you want to call it. is. On some levels it's exactly wbat you think it is, but on some ifs completely not.

First of all, raves and drugs are related the same way that concerts and drugs arc. Some people choose to use; others do not. Those who really care about the scene would agree that drugs are the least needed ingredient, but they could easily become the cause of the demise of the electronic music culture

PLUR and a positive vibe are the real focus of the culture. PLUR stands for Peace, Love, Unity and Respect At a rave you'll notice people are very friendly and concern ed with the well -being of everyone there. Ravers

incorporate this super-value into the everyone not only gets along with ! out of their way to be friendly, the, Ravers don·t act like drunks Ther. fights at raves. and women aren't rn matter what role someone plays in e; become equals there.

In the Inland Northwest. events ar: biggest parties don't usually draw a. I Attendees don ·1 have to suffer t , and the prices don't usually surpass' coolest things about local ga!beri.og, knows euch other, and if they don\ aquainted.

~or a. look at the massive scene t. , as 1t exists today. Jet's look at a · Exhibition Center.

Typical" might be the wrong w parties are the same. The music · DJ spins. The vibe of a party is b~ · and can be so different from one pat' 1 tough to call any party "typical."

Lul<e George/T1le Sonllnel

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If you've been to the Exhibition Center. you know it's n huge location. which is perfect for a rave. Nonnally. 10.000-15.000 people attend pnrties there so the line can be a problem. It's 001 unusual 10 spend 1wo hours waiting to get w.

In line. you'll see people dressed in everything from blue jeans and T-shirts to full Winnie the Pooh coi.tumes. People from all races and all walks of life are there. Nonnally, it's =,y 10 strike up a conversation with just about anyone, and the time will go by a little fasier.

When you reach the front of the line, police and secunty arc everywhere. You h<111d over your ticket ond get back your stub for posterity. Nexl, girls and guys are sent to separate lines for full searches.

Despite the bad press raves get, these searches are usually quite thorough. More so than any concert. They pat you down, emp ty all of your pockets check your hal. shoes. backpack and anything else you might have.

After inspection. you head inside and wait for your friends Don't leave the door. or you might not see them all night.

Once all ore accoun ted for, take a look at what you ' ve gotten yourself into. I t's overwhclnung.

The first, giant room might have a rap or hip-hop theme. along with information table:. and vendors. Aside from Mage lighting and lights al lhe tables. the room is pitch black. Giant decorations hang from the ceiling and bouncy castles and ball pits lake up part of the room. People are everywhere.

You and your friends decide to walk through the o ther four music arenas-one for trance, one for jungle, one for house and om: for either break beats, hardcore, happy hardcore or any of the other music styles.

Walldng from room-io-room. you bump into people, and they apologize before you even get a chance to. Other people hand you flyers promoting furure events.

When you reach the techno music rooms, they're ju.,1 as big as the hip-hop ones, and they hove even more decorations. Huge screen.~ o n lhe sides of the stages show colorful visuali1.ations lhat go with the music being played. Laser lights pan over the crowd. writing messages and drawing pictures on !he walls. Crowds are dancing in fronl of I.he stage as huge bass is pumped from the sound systems. You'll see people da ncing wilh glowsticks and circle, around groups of good break-dancers.

On the outskirts of the rooms, people j ust hang oul and lisie n 10 the music.

Once you find a room 1h31 has good music, make a meeting spot so you con find your friends throughout the cv e11ing.

Now it's completely up to you to have a good time. Set ou t 10 lind a room with music you like and let go. U you can't dance, dance your ass off. If you don't normally go out and talk to strangers, strike up a convcrsalion with someone. lf you arcn' l feeling the music, go to a different room. Don·t forget to check ou l the meeting spo t every so often to see what's up with your mends.

The lineup of DJs progresses to the IIl-051 well-known throughout I.he night. The sets for the popular DJs are longer. and usua lly they draw the biggest crowd.

Al I.he end of !he party. one room will still be going. and one DJ will play the last couple songs. This is sometunes the best set to catch, because everyone wi ll be dancing, not wanting the night 10 be over.

As you walk out exhausted. the floor will be a mess of empty water bottl es. dying glowslicks and flyers. The sun greets you outside, and e ven though you're ti red, you feel strangely revitali7.ed.

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Pop it, lock it

Music inspires breaking

by Russel Dunne

• Sentinel reporter •

Every action bas an equal or positive reaction .I1'sa matter of science. Rhythm, eat, sound; the body's natural reactions suggest motion, dance. Back, forth or side to side, every direction is explored. including down.

Break dancing is the combination of semi-acrobatic movemcmts perfoaned on the dance floor at clubs and raves alike. It is an essential clement to the hip-hop society, and the perseveronce of a dancing subculture.

Segments include:popping, (R&B performer Usher-like style of gliding, waving, and popping at the joints), locking (wild i\Olated movements that are quick and '·lock" into place). Any one of these~ styles, somelimes combined togetbc.r, will most likely create a circle where any bas a chance to show skills. Expect 10 see a variety of moves from any B-Boy (break dancing enthusiast). They will involve a coordinated movement of the legs in a circular motion around the body. all known as footwork.

Footwork is typically the prelude to power moves, which consist of gymnastic resembling ability to lift legs off the floor and roll or swing the limbs in the air and around the body. This also includes the ability to spin on head. Some times B-Boy will pause (usuaUy to the beat) in the process of dancing and maintain a frozen position. known as a pose, or freeze. The BBoy will incorporate a variety of other moves into bis dance which will contribute to cbe individual style.

Break dancing, like dancing in general, is inspired by the m111,ic. Music fuels the creativity of the B-Boy and promotes attitude. which allows him to bring his skill to the circle, and challenge any other to show his talent. This bas caused another occasion within break dancing to fonnulate. This is called ballling, when any crew or number of individuals compete among each other usuaUy for respect and recogrutioa.

Because of break dancing·s explosion of popularity in cbe '80s, its decline into recent day bas categorized into a seemingly "underground '" style, where sporadic cameos on mus:c vjdeos and comedic parody as in "Zoolander"" are all that is subsequently acknowledged by mainstr.:am.

However, those who witness and perform know the dance continues because they stop dancing for a moment, fom) a circle and give the B-Boy a break.

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• Energy drinks provide a quick energy boost for dancers at all-night raves.

• It Is important to remain hydrated while dancing through the night, whether on drugs or not.

• General tenn encompassing hip-hop dance scylc:s such as Popping. Locking. The Robot and Aerial and Power moves.

Andy Tovi&/Tha Senuoel

A photon dancer in the " Keepin ' It Real 2" party at the Coeur d'Alene Greyhound park gives a light show.

What brings raves under fire

by Matt May News Editor

The appeal of the '"club drug" ecstacy, {also known as "e") at popular all-night dance parties stem.~ from the peaceful, energetic euphoria it produces.

The flashing colored Hghts, electronic music and tactile stimulating fashion flood the users' heightened senses. Empathy and a feeling of well-being transfonn the packed dance floor into a considerate community.

Ecstacy's popularity in the rave scene has raised more than a few eyebrows. Government agencies warn the pubHc of die drug's possible perils and lobby for stricter laws while other organi7.ations claim the drug is a therapeutic tool. According to an article in the June 2000 issue of Time, critics tended to overstate the dangers of the drug, while supporters usually understated them.

According to the article, the amount of people who use eat least once a month is so small, less than 1 percent, that it doesn't register on the governments drug survey. Comparably. S percent of Americans over 12 say they use marijuana once a month and 1.8 percent repon using cocaine. The trend is growing among youth. however. Eight percent of high school seniors say they have tried it. ll is one of the only teen drugs where use is not on the decline. ''&-stacy is no different from crack (or) heroin," said an Orlando. Fla. , investigator featured on CBS ··6() MinuteS II."

On lhe other side of lhe scale, ecstacy.org clainls the drug can cure schizophrenia and help people ··makecontact with dead relatives."

The drug wa~ patented in 1914 by the German company E. Merck. The company developed it to be used as an intermediary to develop therapeutic drugs, according to Time.

The scientific name for the drug is 3,4 methylenedioxymelhamphetamine, or MDMA. It targets specific cells in the brain that release serotonin, a chemical that regulates mood amongst other things. MDMA causes these cells to disgorge all of their contents and overwhelm the receptors with serotonin

Usually these levels are precisely maintained since serotonin also controls body heat. One of the major dangers ecstacy can pose is overheating, which isn't helped by dancing in close quarters. If a person using e doesn't know to drink plenty of water, his temperature can reach 110 degrees, causing the blood to coagulate. Do7.ens of people have died this way.

The effects of ecstacy last about three to five

hours. Because of the body's heightened senses experienced by users while ·'rolling," Vick's VaporRub or menthol cigarettes awaken the Lhroat and nasal passages. Pacifiers are used to prevent teeth grinding. a ~ide effect of ecstacy.

One of the most dangerous thmgs about ecsiacy may not be MDMA at all. OanceSafe, an organi:r.ation funded by millionaire and Microsoft employee Bob Wallace, confirmed that eight of nine people taken to the hospital from an Oakland rave had taken pills that were not MOMA They contained DXM {dextromelhorphan), a powerful cough suppressant that causes hallucinations and prevents sweating. which can cause overheating.

The organization sets up tables at raves to test ecstacy pills. A sliver of the tablet is shaved off and dropped into a solution. and they can detennine if it's pure MDMA or not by the color it rums. According to their website, www.DanceSafe.org. they found that 20 percent of "ecstacy" sold at raves coruained something other than MOMA. In addition to DXM, fake ccstacy pills can contain PMA (paramethoxyamphctamine), an illegal hallucinagen that killed two Chicago teen-agers who thought they were dropping e in May 2000. Pills may also be laced with LSD, speed or PCP.

Test kits are available for purcha~e on DauceSafe' s website with prices ranging from $20-$50. The website also contains information about safety while using ecstacy, including conditions and medications that contradict with MDMA

According to the Time article, a secret Uni vcrsity of Michigan srudy using animals funded by the U.S Anny in 1953 found MDMA itself to not be particularly toxic. In fact, it would take about 14oftoclay's purest pills taken at once to kill a person

According to the National Institute on Drug Abuse (NIDA) website, more recent studies h_ave pointed out that MDMA prevents serotonin from being reabsorbed. This concentrates the amount of serotonin in the brain, which can damage or even kill axons. Some grow back but may be abnormal

George Ricaurte, a John Hopkins neurotoxicologist found that animals that were given MOMA were found to have lower serotonin levels over time.

Despite all the myths and rumors (there's even one floating around that Nazis used the drug in the '40s). one fact still remains. The results of srudies on the permanent effects of ecstacy remain inconclusive.

Street names of ecstacy (pllls shown above) Include "e," "X," "rolls," "beans" or "bombs." Individual pills have proper names.

Luke eorge/The Sent ne Ravers at NAF Studios In Seattle enjoy a light show from a friend. Typically, users report enhanced visuals and tactile sensations.

(Above) Menthol products enhance a user's high.

Xplor's quick guide to party fashion

Diversity iwd acceptance are two of the main concerns of the rave culture, and no place in the culture are these values more \•isiblc thnn in fushion.

Nearly every Lype of clothing eve.r made shows up at raves. Some people dress in full costumes. some in prom dresses or ruxedos and still others in jeans and T-shlns. Really, the only guidelines for rave wear are that iL is comfonablc, and that the wearer shows their personality in what they wear.

Probably the most well known style of rave dress is k.oowo as candy. Candy kids dress in bright colors and accent their dress with aans full of beadw jewelry. The jewelry itself is also referred to as candy, and it is custom for candy kids to bring plenty of homemade pieces to trade. Candy kids wear T-shirts featuring their favorite toys from when they were children_ It's like a return to innocence. Girls might wear colored wigs, while visors are extremely popular wiih guys.

Gigantic. baggy pants are a huge hit among many ravers. Some people say it is 10 give them room to dance; oihers say it is to be as unconventional as possible.

Athletic jumpsuits arc usual dress for some ravers. They get their origin from breakdancers ( BBoys, B-Girls). and are comfonable to dance in.

Be it expensive leather pants or a $3 shin from Goodwill. ravers wear what they want to because no one cares olherwise. If it feels good. I.hey wear it.

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