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Bob
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Volume 89, Issue 6 October 6, 2008 Page 6
www.oredigger.net Homecoming Football Minds at Mines
Game Results
Page 8 on Public Safety
MLB playoffs Page 9
Zach Aman
Sara Post
Managing Editor
Josh Elliott
Business Manager Emily Trudell, Staff Writer
Lily Giddings Vice presidential candidates Joe After it was falsely reported Friday in a region of Pakistan known for its to Treasury Secretary Henry
Design Editor Biden and Sarah Palin debated morning that Steve Jobs had suf- Taliban and Al Qaeda connections Paulson this week, asking for a
in their one and only scheduled fered a heart attack, Apple stocks fell killed at least nine people, with some loan of seven billion dollars in order
Zach Boerner
Copy Editor debate of this presidential race last 10 percent in only ten minutes, and reports stating that the death toll was to maintain day-to-day operations in
Thursday. closed low before the weekend. closer to 20. the state of California.
Ryan Browne Melamine, the chemical that After two weeks of debate, the The diary of Ilan Ramon, Israel’s Iraq’s President Jalal Talabani
Webmaster caused illness in thousands of ba- bailout deal was signed into law first astronaut, is on display in Jeru- signed a law that allows for U.S.-
bies in China after it was leaked into allowing the Treasury Secretary to salem for the first time after the Co- supervised provincial elections to be
Cericia Martinez baby food, has been found in more purchase up to $700 billion worth lumbia crash, which killed Ramon held in January.
Asst. Design Editor for Layout food products made by Chinese of troubled assets to kick-start the and his six crewmates in 2003. Former brothel owner and sex
Amanda Graninger factories. United States economy. California governor Arnold industry tycoon Chuwit Ka-
Asst. Design Editor for Style The United States announced its Israeli officials warned Hezbol- Schwarzenegger molvisit is running for the role of
plans Friday to sell over 6.4 billion lah that they will use “dispropor- wrote governor of Bangkok,
Tiffany Turner dollars worth of weapons to Taiwan, tionate force” if the militant Islamic Thailand.
Asst. Design Editor for Style including Apache helicopters, Jav- group attacks Israel. They also
B E M B E M
elin anti-tank missiles, and Harpoon said that any community
Abdullah Ahmed missiles. found firing missiles at
Asst. Business Manager for
The world’s heaviest man, Man- the Israeli nation will
Sales and Marketing
uel Uribe, who has recently lost 550 be annihilated.
Mike Stone pounds (going from 1230 to 700 A United
Fool’s Gold Content Manager pounds), and is set to wed his long States mis-
A D Z A D Z
time fiancé Claudia Solis at their sile attack
Jason Fish home in Monterrey, Mexico.
Content Manager Congress passed the Paul Well-
stone and Pete Domenici Mental
Kevin Duffy
Content Manager Health Parity & Addiction Equity
Act of 2008, a bill that will require
M C Q M C Q
Tim Weilert insurance companies to provide
Content Manager better mental health coverage.
Astronauts from China’s first
Matthew Pusard ever spacewalk returned home to
Content Manager Earth in their capsule after a suc-
cessful mission.
P U Y P U Y
David Frossard
Faculty Advisor A seven-year-old boy broke
into Sydney, Australia’s popular
Outback Zoo, killing 13 reptiles by
throwing them into the crocodile pit
with the zoo’s 440 pound crocodile,
eventually causing roughly 5,500
dollars in damage. Because of his
age, the boy cannot be criminally
charged, but it is likely that the zoo
will sue his parents.
B E M T N O
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Uranium
Sophie Hancock
Past, present, and future
Here in the US, a quarter of en-
Semiconductor spin
Benjamin M. Weilert Boehme.
Staff Writer ergy produced comes from nuclear Staff Writer In materials research, doping
power plants, although there is a silicon with phosphorus is a large
The latest in the Van Tuyl geology huge trade deficit since over 90% Semiconductors are one of tech- contributor to these spin-dependent
lecture series was given by Faculty of the required yellowcake (unre- nology’s ever-growing fields. New processes. With it, such processes
Professor Emeritus Sam Romberger. fined uranium) is imported to be advances in this arena allow electron- as spin-dependent recombination,
Romberger’s research has focused enriched and fabricated into the ics to get ever smaller. The base of all spin-dependent scattering and spin
on aspects of economic geology and fuel rods which plants actually use electronics is the electron, which has a trapping are possible. However,
aqueous geochemistry whilst working in their reactors. physical property known as spin. “Spin this is partly due to the properties
alongside the uranium mining indus- This is also a global problem, as is such a profound degree of freedom,” of silicon itself. “Silicon is [the] best
try. The lecture presented a concise recent uranium fuel supplies have said Christoph Boehme during his developed nanotechnology that we
review of the current challenges facing been utilizing reprocessed uranium Tuesday colloquium lecture to the have already.”
the uranium industry (waste disposal, from military sources, notably Physics department, entitled “Applica- The main application of these
security and fuel supply) and a brief Russia, and these supplies are tions of spin-dependent processes in spin-dependent processes is in
history of its development before turn- almost exhausted. To compound semiconductors”. organic light emitting diodes, or
ing attention to various aspects of the this situation, the nuclear power Boehme, who works at the Univer- OLEDs. As these devices are a
last decade. plant building programs around ity of Utah’s Physics department, has recent invention, some mysteries
Romberger explained some of the the world are being expanded so been researching the capabilities of remain about their properties and the
more unusual ways that uranium can much that in many countries fuel spin using high magnetic fields, some governing physical principles.
be characterized compared to other demand is outstripping supply. of which have magnitudes approach- One of the areas under current
minerals and energy sources. One These and other economic factors ing 200 times the magnetic field of focus is OLED efficiency. “What is
ANDREW FERGUSON / OREDIGGER Earth. The idea behind the research
statement pointed out that 96% of are driving the search for uranium the glass ceiling for the efficiency of
the global uranium supply is mined and have resulted in significant
Rare commodity. Worldwide uranium is to observe the changes in different these devices?” asked Boehme. It
at only twelve locations. Three of Uranium-308 price increases, supply originates at only 12 mines. materials. He explained, “[Spin] can turns out that, with pure substances,
the operational mines are located in peaking at $135 per pound in the building on these model refinements, greatly influence conductivity, [and] the efficiency caps at 25%. With effi-
Australia. summer of 2007. and is rapidly entering the exploration optical properties such as lumines- ciency levels low, consideration must
As uranium is such a concentrated From 2003 to the present, major marketplace as prospectors bring cence.” These properties can be used be given to energy conservation.
energy source, a mere one kilogram advances in uranium geochemistry new geochemical interpretations to to produce such products as flexible A useful side effect of research
of fuel can provide 50,000 kilowatt- have occurred, simultaneous with the their exploration data in the search video screens. into spin-dependent processes is
hours of power. One chart showed current, fourth uranium exploration for additional uranium reserves. As with most experiments, there the emergence of knowledge in other
that Lithuania produces 76% of its boom. These advances have been These geochemical developments needs to be a certain level of control aspects of the materials being stud-
power from nuclear energy, all from primarily made in fundamental revi- also result in new tools and technolo- in order to obtain viable data. “By ied. “Understanding spin-dependent
its one and only nuclear facility, a sion of the genetic models of many gies for uranium. As a result of these using a pulse magnetic resonance transitions in organic materials is also
testament to the vast energy supply uranium deposit types and in par- developments, new strategies and experiment, we essentially control the important for the understanding of
potential. ticular, their geochemistry. Romberger approaches are being brought to the observables,” said Boehme. The ‘ob- organic magnetoresistance effects,”
As of 2007, thirty countries op- explained that due to the almost search for future uranium supplies. servable’ data from this experiment is said Boehme. Most of these effects
erate upwards of 439 reactors of uniquely complex and complicated The Van Tuyl lecture series covers a change in current. This is important are due to the material’s need to be
varying ages and designs, collec- uranium geochemistry, uranium can a wide range of topics relating to the for detecting spin, “We get an imprint in a steady state. “This is an attempt
tively providing 16% of global power be found in more types of geological geosciences, primarily geology and on this current transient by the spin of the system to move towards
capacity. This nuclear energy produc- environments and deposit types than geological engineering. The lectures rotation.” equilibrium.”
tion displaces the equivalent of half a other metallic commodities. are held most Thursdays at 4pm in However, the spin rotation can This research has many ap-
gigaton of carbon each year. Applied mineral deposit research is Berthoud Hall 241 and the Fall 2008 also be observed optically. When plications in the field of medicine
series calendar is available on the both observations are taken together, (with such examples as magnetic
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STUDENTS
Your student body
president, Kevin Duffy,
invites you to the third
ASCSM meeting of the year.
page layouts with just a few clicks duces a boatload of handy features width limit on their spreadsheets, source file formats like ODF and
and make documents look snappy. that put the suite on par with its for- 1,024 columns on OpenOffice is a PDF evolve, so does OpenOffice.
The problem, though, is that iWork pay Microsoft and Apple brethren. nice jump from the previous 256 OpenOffice 3.0 is within spec for
By now, if you are a student, uses an extremely proprietary Several new features in OpenOf- and is beyond the range of most both of these formats, allowing
you have probably had to make format (trust me, I’ve worked with fice focus on compatibility with spreadsheet applications. Also, the tons of control over PDF exports
a decision about the office suite it) and Microsoft Office’s pricing a certain UNIX-based operating Solver feature makes short work of and keeping right in line with the
you are going to use while here starts off at expensive and ends system preloaded on certain ma- everyday optimization problems, OpenDocument standards that
at the Colorado School of Mines. at highway robbery depending on chines made by the maker of the a nice touch for those of us who are open-source equivalents of the
You have either paid $100 or more what credentials you have and the iPod. The software is no longer a remember Calculus 3. Word, Excel and PowerPoint files
for Microsoft Office 2007 for Win- features you want. Plus, there’s long-to-load, T h e everyone knows so well (and Ope-
dows or you are out $40 or more the matter of getting used to the square-peg- open-source nOffice can import). You can even
for Apple’s iWork suite. Or maybe infamous “Ribbon” UI, which has in-a-round-
iWork uses an extremely pro- suite gets a import PDFs with a free extension
you have not bought either suite, quite a learning curve. h o l e j o k e . prietary format and Microsoft f a c e l i f t i n and edit them.
opting for free alternatives, in which The alternative: OpenOffice 3. The new this itera- In all honesty, OpenOffice 2
case you’re better off than some Now, before you hit the big OpenOffice Office’s pricing starts off at tion as well. seemed to me to be a blast from
might think. Download button, direct your eyes integrates New icons, a the past, on par with Microsoft
True, Microsoft Office is the de to the right side of the OpenOffice. smoothly expensive and ends at high- quick zoom Office 2002 or so. On the Mac, it’s
facto standard for applications in org home page. You will find that with Mac slider in the worse. But OpenOffice 3 is another
its class, with its wide feature set OpenOffice 3.0 is a beta release. OS this time way robbery. word pro- story. From a person who knows
and revamped user interface that, With that in mind, download and around, and cessing ap- both Apple and Microsoft’s own of-
once you get used to it, is amaz- install it. From my experimentation, even includes a few features plication that allows for multiple fice suites, and thinks Office 2007
ingly fast to use. On the other hand, it is rock solid. Just remember to (some VBA support and a “Solver” pages onscreen at one time and a is worth at least the price of the
there is Apple’s relatively simple yet check back at the OpenOffice site feature; more on that later) that new, more useful way of display- student edition, there’s a possibility
-
powerful iWork, always focused on for when the final 3.0 version is Microsoft Office 2008 for Mac just ing document notes are just a few that OpenOffice will become my
presentation so that it is always released. doesn’t have. of the usability improvements that tool of choice for word processing,
n
ready to create reasonably detailed But why not use the current Also, OpenOffice is now more bring OpenOffice right up to date spreadsheets, presentations and
o
version of OpenOffice, version 2.4? powerful. Although still dwarfed from a user-friendly standpoint. more. See it for yourself at http://
Simply put, the new version intro- by Microsoft’s 16,000 column Last but not least, as open- bit.ly/ooo30 .
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Benjamin M. Weilert
Geek Week of
Occasionally a movie comes along that requires a
second viewing. Most of the time, this is due to a fractured
storyline. When the plot unfolds in a non-linear fashion,
the
there are many details that can be missed the first time
the film is seen. The following three movies require the
audience to piece the story together, even if it takes a
few views to do so.
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The best
department, to an Expert Group
on the Global Governance of time, he made a lot of contacts
Science. The group’s task is to and became known for his broad
determine how to equalize scien- knowledge. The EC also wanted
of both worlds
tific investment in the European someone who knew US policies
Union (EU). and concerns in relation to the
“Some countries like Germany scientific world, and Carl Mitcham GRADUATE STUDIES
have very strict laws against stem is quite knowledgeable in those
cell research, while other coun- areas.
Engineering
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These policies and laws are
we’re going to manage guns and
whether we’re going to have the and of this unique graduate program.
very important to the EU because right to have guns, but whether • Learn business problem-solving techniques
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migrate to places where there are comes down to whether or not
fewer regulations because they this trend should be changed, Join us for an Information Session and Reception:
can make more money. and if so, then how it should be
changed. • Thursday, October 30th at 6:00 p.m.
The group seeks to find out
ilable
what policies to implement that “[The US] is not aware of the Fellowships Ava • Student Center, Ballroom C
would educate the EC about need to govern the productivity of • Refreshments will be served
the problem. They will study the knowledge,” said Mitcham. The • Please RSVP by Oct. 24th to kmartin@mines.edu
problem and compile a report European Union is much more
on how science affects society, focused on the problems facing
how scientists govern science humanity in the coming years
internally, and how governments and the “EU is the world leader in
govern science externally. asking these kinds of questions.”
Internal governance can What the group decides will im-
change quite a lot from country pact future generations and the
to country, which also poses a development of science for many
problem for the group. In the years to come.
United States, there are privately Mitcham is optimistic about
operated professional organiza- the project. “I’m learning a lot,”
tions open to all, whereas in
China, all the organizations are
government-run. The EC, and by
he says. “I hope I can contribute
a little. I hope to bring some of
these people to CSM.” Mitcham
Join us!
extension the EU, want to know hopes that in the near future, the
whether these differences are fine US will catch on to the trend of http://etm.mines.edu/ Division of Economics and Business • Colorado School of Mines
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CSM studen
square of white tent canopies and
the sounds of the marching band
could be heard in the distance; the
Homecoming parade was in full
swing. The smell of roasted pep-
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pers floated through the crowd as
children watched a puppet show, a The group is very excited. “This is the T
boy played his saxophone for those SPENCER NELSON / OREDIGGER first year that we actually got [a] budget al
passing by and people met each All Organic. Fresh produce on display for shoppers. from the school,” said Treants, and they are th
other at tables shaded by bright hoping to use some of that money to create er
rainbow umbrellas. Golden, loves “working because [he produce,” said Shauna, a Mines easy–going, with children playing other fund-raising opportunities. Support B
A variety of farmers and busi- makes] money” and the opportunity graduate who comes to the Golden in the open areas amid the sounds goes beyond the school and the program to
nesses were represented at the to meet people. He has been to the Farmers’ Market about every other of the young saxophone player and is fortunate enough to have local business no
market, selling everything from wine farmers’ market every Saturday this weekend. Peaches, apples, corn, the generators powering the mini- sponsor the food that is provided during all he
to garden charms to real estate. year selling fresh salsa. A couple pumpkins, gourds, peppers and donut cart and chili pepper roaster. the events. However, the program needs tr
The main product being sold was from Castle Rock, who sell choco- tomatoes were only a part of the va- This was not all without a tinge of help for the Up ’til Dawn celebration. “We fo
food. Apples, peaches, bread, late sauce every Saturday, think it riety of options for produce, almost sadness - this was the last Saturday need lots of entertainment, so however A
pasta, salsa, chocolate sauce and is great to “get people’s reaction all grown in locally in Colorado. the weekly market will meet until the local businesses can contribute is greatly th
a plethora of other goods were to [their] product and come back The sense of community was spring. Nevertheless, the general appreciated!” said Burleson. The program w
sampled and bought, usually for for more.” everywhere at the farmers’ market. jovial attitude of everyone prevailed, only started two years ago and those Ju
reasonably good prices. “It’s cheap A unique feature of the Golden People were meeting neighbors leading to a fine day of community. involved are looking forward to a year in sa
for the most part,” said Michelle, a Farmers’ Market is the amount of and seeing friends, all while eating “Meet some neighbors,” said John, which previous fund-raising records will he
sophomore at Mines. The vendors fruits and vegetables grown locally. fresh Colorado food. The entire a Golden resident, “I wish it didn’t be broken. th
love it too. Dale, a vendor from “I think it’s great to buy local, fresh environment was laid-back and end so soon.” The Up ‘til Dawn group has a passion in
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the recipients from Mines: Matt Bolt, compound in the country. It will be Mark: This school is very highly
Ryan Decker, Alexander Gan, Dan a true mixing bowl. regarded in the region. All of the ap-
Lecocq and Mark Malone. Mark Mark: I’m getting married in plicants from Mines were accepted,
Rosa was not available at the time March, so it will be a challenge for while only about 20% were accept-
of printing. myself and my wife to adjust to ed overall. I want to thank Mines for
Oredigger: Why KAUST? married life and a new place at the the reputation that we have.
Alex: KAUST is an experiment, same time. Alex: Thanks to Kay [the director
something that has never been Dan: I’m excited to start new of international programs].
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School of Mines 7, Mesa State 14. get down like that.” Looking back, 6:00 – 7:00 PM Student Center Ballrooms E PE
Athletics Hall of Fame inductee, he commented that his biggest
ConocoPhillips
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Broncos team member was hon- goal) twice and only getting three Tuesday October 7, 2008
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Benjamin M. Weilert
Silent Artist and Telekinetic
In a move to increase enrollment,
at Mimes will include introductory
classes like “Facepaint 101,” “In-
troduction to Black Clothes,” and
Student center pianists planted Soothing Piano Music Played by to spill.”
“Basic Silence Theory.” As students Janeen Neri
CSM made the decision to add two People that Look Like Mines Stu- A freshman finally discovered
progress through the program, Undercover Musician
new schools to the already existing dents Plan was initiated. the hoax. “It was really an ac-
they’ll learn how to get out of an
“Mines.” This next fall, students will Campus officials revealed The SCE began with a small cident,” said Robert Tumnus of
invisible box, walk against the wind,
have the opportunity to go to the Thursday that the dozens of core of two EITSPMPPLLMSP his realization, “I was going to
pull an invisible rope and lean on an
Colorado School of Mimes and the “students” who play the piano recruits, piano prodigies who had ask the girl at the piano a phys-
invisible box. Mines Little Theatre
Colorado School of Minds. The new in the student center are, in fact, recently graduated from a local ics question, right, because she
and Mines Improvisation Theatre will
schools shall remain independent of hired for the job. “Well, I guess music college. They were instruct- looked like one of the girls in
also be transferred to Mimes, where
the original school and will be inde- we didn’t figure we’d get away ed to come into the student center my physics class who always
they will undergo changes to make
pendent from each other. with it for so long,” said Student at alternate hours, as if they were ends up being right. So I asked
them serious theatrical endeavors.
“We want this university to be as Center Environment Coordinator in fact Mines students just com- her, but it wasn’t her when she
The Colorado School of Minds
well rounded as the other Colorado Andrew Tebard. “I mean, really, ing in to practice a piece or two. turned around, but I talked to
will be the leading psychic school
institutions,” said Mines’ Dean, Jim- is it possible for one, 3,000 stu- To add to the realism, they would her anyway. Well, she said she’d
west of the Mississippi River. “The
my “Sausage” Dean. CSM has been dent campus to have that many occasionally play Chopsticks re- never taken calc! And that her
idea behind Minds will be to unlock
criticized for only being focused on virtuosos?” petitively or come to the student favorite subject was literature!
the dormant powers of the human
science and technology, with only a The plan started as an in- center at 10 pm and act as if they After I finished puking, I knew
brain,” remarked Minds’ Dean,
minor involvement in both the liberal nocent way of improving the were practicing their scales. something was up.”
James “Actor” Dean. A graduate of
and psychic arts. Land has already ambiance of the student center. As the EITSPMPPLLMSP pro- Tumnus confronted SCE with
the Minds program should be able
been purchased with the intent of “We definitely were working uphill gram grew, SCE coordinators the information, and the coordi-
to control all of the psychic powers
constructing the two new schools. there – I mean, the bus tub is found themselves more tied up in nators issued a public statement
available and known at the time.
With a focus on the silent art pretty much minus 5,000 Envi- the story. “If someone had asked explaining that the pianists were
Psychokinesis, mind reading, ret-
of the pantomime, the Colorado ronment points right there,” said me at the beginning,” said Tebard, not actually Mines students.
rocognition, telepathy, precognition
School of Mimes will also absorb the Tebard. The SCE determined “I would have laughed and told “Really, do you expect Mines stu-
and clairvoyance are all skills that will
LAIS department from Mines. Many that the best way to counteract them what we were doing. But dents to be talented in math, sci-
be in the students’ repertoires.
of the courses that will be offered the foul-smelling tub was with eventually it got to the point where ence and music?” said Tebard.
Naming rights for the
new buildings have al- soothing music, and the Envi- so many people believed it, it was “It’s not like math and music are
ready been snatched ronment Improvement Through like an inside joke. No one wanted linked or anything.”
up at an alarming rate.
The main building that
4 8
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will house the School
of Mimes will be named
“Marcel Marceau Hall”, 2 3 6
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anyone who wants to
BENJAMIN M. WEILERT / OREDIGGER make the switch,” com-
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CSM Logo. The new logo will include all mented Mimes’ Dean,
aspects of the university. Dean “Singer” Martin.
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