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Campus News 1-4 Features 6-7 Entertainment 8-9 Editorials 10-12 Athletics 13-15 Miner Notes Phote by Jota weet | Center For Technology and Learning Media (CSM next be ie il to foethe new biking prom. Guided by rchaotogy con: and compute based pesents: plans womeve al of Pics 100 ‘egress lexming Complete Schl cueat sign Acute of Osta ‘Deparment on campus are purato practice new educitond Sted for occupation in Fall edveatonal methodloges and the outing wilincde sido) cagse to move castes sno the tecngues 2000 the Center foe Technology antcpate future changes” vneoprojecton equipment net~bulding, especially those that “Our Leaning Sti teach and Learning Media s Mines’ They ete febay a5 2 key workel computing for stra focus ot a group seting ing mod eal fra ec Intetinvesmentin progressive factor, which woud allow the gon and demonstatons, and EPICS progeam director nology-enabled. claseoom cigncenngeciton center 1 adapt when depart stteoftbeastlabnstuments. Robert Kacsi commented, ulng, “The center wal howe a le- ents plot new progam ton “AM nolongerhave limit The concepts awl to ce ‘ucchal physslab and seve "Th faci wll enable fc- "An portant Fearure ofthe ccs 1 hi dens can get ate an active engagement ev Computes classrooms, all uly to met technology into high-tech Gassoom buiding s over othe commutes tonment in which [ab exper cupped with modem educe- the teiching and pure po. dhe Authonng Cente Teil bea rel enhancement ments are cn smal par tena chnolose esse tachngmetod"sadSuffed by full-time em- to have a compromise between the tot learn metho” Aecording fo the program Vice President of Affrs Nigel ployer, the offcewil provide fi- the gal-sie computer lab and_marked Tom Purtak, physics repost fiom Anderon Nason Middleton, who. is an the lites for he craton of web group work areas professor an member ofthe Dale Architects the primary goal projects Steering Committe. sites, audio/video productions The Physics Department Stubio lab focus group March Is Women’s History Month CSM celebrates Women’s Displays are located in the information, check the web History Month in March with ibeay and outside room 324 site at wwwiminesedu/Ace displays and posters placed in Guggenheim. Posters are Twisem/ around campus, a web site, located in each of the depart web page ‘women's history luncheon fea. ments, Also include links to other web turing the women from the Detalsoftheluncheon have sity of interest Flocence Caldwell Centennial not yet been finalized. The d= oe a bSeF history of the History Committee and a versity fae wil beheld March first four women to feceive Women’s History and Diver. 31 and will include food and degrees from Nines, see the sity Fae Imusic. Focthe most up-to-date Features page. Inside this Entertaining ; Mission to New! Bourque and i of Spring Break | Mars: Disney | “Ask Cassia” | Andreychuk ey Ideas on Crack! Advice | Traded to Avs The Oredigger| ys p.8 p. 10 pis Erm Date/Acquaintance Rape Speaker on March 20th (One in fou college women, willbe raped before they leave college Chances are four times sgrcatr that she wil be eaped Dy someone she knows, ally has encountered after her daughters suside The definition of date rape, coping with the effects of date rape, and how to get help ae topics that wil be discussed These scary statistics mean "Ales Cooper wil azo em that iis extremely likely that phasize how family, friends if you have not experienced and boyfriends can help the ic this type of aggression, some- tim. fone'you know and love has. Ths is definitly nota gids The Monday following only event. spring break, March 20, An- "Men are encouraged to rea Cooper will be speaking come to learn how to deal at Mines on the subject of with a gidfaend, «sister or & Gate/acquaintance rape and best fend that has been a vic Aepresion tim of rape ‘rs. Cooper will begin tell: Many people als forget that ingher moving story at 7 pin. men can be victims of sexual in the Student Center Ball. assauleas well rooms Come hear Andcea ‘She will share the str her daughter encountered af terbeing sexually assaulted by Mrs. Cooper will also share the struggles that she person Cooper's talk because you never know how date rape wll affet you ‘This event is sponsored by Panhelenie Council, Interfea terity Council, and ASCSM. Have You Filed Your Taxes Yet? ‘Sean Doniin With tax time rapidly ap proachiag, the Internal Re Service (IRS). has partnered with various pevate Sle and pent your zeuens = : (wwwudstaxcom) Free Sownloads and suppocs all ‘ival Federale forms with e-ling for $6.95, 2 Story Software. Inc (wwewtaxactcom) Download Free software with the option ‘of audit features for only $7.95 per rerun Black Financial Corp. 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Have you ever dreamed of speaking at your own College lgradvation? If you are a Senior graduating this May, you are encouraged to submit your proposed speech fo the Student Activities Office in the Student Center. The Deadline for en- frees is April 3% at 1:00 PM. Yu could be the single biggest ‘uspiration to your oun guada- ating Class of May 2000! News Women’s History Month: Honoring the Pioneers In celebration of Women’s History Month the Oredigers publishing some ofthe histony ‘F wom at Mines taken fom ‘A Cary of Wormer at Mines by alumni Kathleen Alona, Susan Riche, Tiffany Abbiak, Mary Beth Beach, Judy Bolis, nd) Keamer, Cathy Mencia, Tacs Schenk and Pamela Ties Duin the fist 75 year of CSM existence (1874 to 1949) only four igeanted degrees: Florence Caldwell Jones Cl 1898, Grace | MeDeemut ‘Mulligan EATS, Nneta Dats, [EM 20 and Jacquelyn Borhick Kigchee PRE "9. Who were ‘hese early pioneess who paved the way for the hundreds of fwomen that eventually fol Towed? Florence Cadwell was bom ‘Gallipolis, Ohio, i 1868. She tend pubic schoo and then nelle in Adelbert College ‘Ceveind. In 1888, cooducation was abolished at’ Adelbert s0 (Caldwell tansferzed to Ohio Wisleyan Unters and eceived acheloe of science degsee i 1490, She hen ened in gra ase lasses and taught fend Sd scsenutic drawing at the vcland School of Ae fom 1892.95. In dhe 1895.96 aca demic year, Calwelenelled at ines The. pesidents. eport wo tbe board oF tus ‘event at 198081, quite | a few women | were attending deawing clases and specu lee tues at Mines Bur acound 1882, the cur fieulom was changed and é ‘When Caldwell | JoeqbelnRontickarcher | fest arived, her fellow students al male, ned 10 Adscourage er, butevealy she ‘was aceepted and became one of the pane School records show Caldwell was 4 good stadent ‘wo scored exceptionally wel an Sales. She price with a degree in civil engincering in 1898, While attending. CSM, Caldwell met fellow student Frank H. Jones EM. 1898, AE ‘ee gation, Caldwell retired to Ohio to tach atthe Cleve land School of Art while Jones accepted position in ‘Georgetown, Cola. Thece yeas Tate they were marie and in 1909, sey adopted son After she mariage, the Joneses spent the next 12 years tn vanous mining towns includ ing Leadville, Colorado, McGill and Ely, Nevada, Teal, Bish Columbia, and Niner, Edaho. The March 1913 Miner Maye report: Frank H, Joes a is ‘gf and Be ised te salon bray 4th and th arian care ary ha rye abl time ager ud tins ith tem They are tearing Jerome, ldabo for “Houston, Toss ner Joe ile werng offs.” NO. mention is made ‘fF Caldwell also having graduated et 400@8) frm Nines “The Joneses continued mov ing at Prank Jones’ cazeer po reseed After lifetime of p- Porting, hee husband's ing career, Calawel ied Aria Jones “de seribed. his sete: "The i Title to writ ant Der ng reerng expe neo i| Grges MeDermul Mulgan rate SEE Sh aitay beryl ity ot ate cay ns anys mito expe sphypacatl ely efanh fain oe ad ee Fricbermit the eee NjSicenole a 1499 slong ih [eee ir se Dest Toes Goose BB hand supgeseet sicheset en biel Snare ie nee eeareearoe fay ltd a Ges ticeeeteogata Yon sn 1903, leaving er | rrghiaped ert foes ae Tn 1904, MeDeemut pled shes Neon Wea ‘of. Sundents (nS), The bea dee Sr eepanct y eee a ie oer rere tee Sie taugh a Foner eestor napa greenest psy resem SqleS geese ee Sutemtepeecrsee tmanel se yea ache sermeo pomons inching Ga hed br Meccan Se teein 199, MeDecmut a ety Mitigate so She eee 1920 Tinea Daw secewed er degyeo 1920 The Dene abel pple vt ercln tien et ced secre St her faba cas. Fol ns te weil or Mie Mining Go, Uno Of Gt Califo, Shel Oi Cae Une Stes Glog Srey aninpoae bate Ta 38, the ogan working the con tert branch of USCS She completed office geology of ccremieeteeea sates poy of el len Sevweten te 0 flp wh te coneraton of od and gat eerie ‘Br owas Se fetes hanes thon of Peveoleum Gaston ame te RMAC) an served asic tree, Federal few te fit women pesslee jacnaual Bonus tamed Fer Aegge in 1900. Se a oeiccrei wih ee aaa ‘wae hone pop ee ‘homecoming queen foe 18 She ao sed on be pion eerie Oda see of te Aint Socity of Net eed coer cect od cma edt ave of Dever ‘Satay at Nie, which eve a alee be thet aranin thse sect Hepa tealof borat Miner Borick iol os Golden oe hal cool final mae rangement ot wrth he cookat he Ber Fase ieee te deg com oot tb met Anode poten te faced Chee Openeet tate the TSée—eew aac of womens ee The cay aie gendestion, ccm ex Karcher PRE). Whe ie geet esse oF Denver she Srorked for the Diner and Ro Gane Wate Raion’ doves nk ad eee of Seeeeeiniaiitaeaet Erennaly he coupe moved Souokeel Calf chee Bonhuck nied two chien became solved inthe PTA, Boy Sou, Gu co he Ea tebe Soca Rep ae Nobel Prize Winning Women Scientists Masie Cue 1903/1911 Physics Chemisty rene Joliot Cusie 1935 Chemistry Geny Radaita Cos 1947 Medicne/Physiclogy Matie Goeppert Mayer 1963 Physics Dorothy Crowfoot Hodgkin 1964 Chemisty ‘Matle Curie Rosalyn Sussman Yow 1977 Nadiine/Physiclogy Barbara McClintock 1983 Medicine/Physiclogy Rita LeviMontalin 1986 Medicine Physiology Geanae Bion Gertrude Ellon 1988 Chemsstey Student Center Scheduled for New Additions The Student Ceatee will - uilding atthe north end ofthe ceive a large $25 million 2d- buulding along Maple ‘ition that will ioclude some "It 1s scheduled to beak ff the most used studeat of ground by September of Oc Fices on campus faber and finished by Jue The acditons will include 2004 moving the faancial ad office, Funding came from selling the admissions office, the $7.8 million in boads 10 pay registie, aciemic port see forthe additions and for other vices, student development projects including improve center caecr services intenas ents to fatesnities, lines fional stadeat office and a Parkand residence hai cache ‘Other projects for the St The additions will also in: dent Center include renovating clude 2,500 square feet of the bookstore nd the cafere ‘meeting room space. The ad- sia projects wil be Sinise this ‘itions wil be added to the yeue Job Fair Offers Local Positions Explore ll the jobs the City Golden should be your em of Golden has avaiable! ployer of choice! Representatives ftom vari" The event will take place fous departments wall be aval March 28, from 4 109 pm. at ble to answer your questions the Golden Community Cen about career and summer em: ter ployment opportunites. Call 303-384-8185. for Discover why the City Of more infomation News Barnes & Noble | Reliving The Middle Ages with Ed at the say not be is moet expensive ‘mponent, but i susly one of it ost important parts a Showers, the new CSM bookstore manager, has had 15. years in Boulder to learn never, (Snmnoutof 05 0¢0,7rwa pen ileal (Our new CSM bookstore is now owned and operated bythe Burnes and Noble Company with a atthe hel, BEAN understands that when you need E2 paper or eraser Fille for you pocket clip eraser ‘Changes and improvements ace many. From soda pope and andy 0 the most recent com. puter books ‘and most current oftware, fom "school spit” ‘Not aly has El brought a whole section “af. the ‘Schaums” and. “Problem Helm ishem Solver seis of toca he has the New Yoo Tames Best Sell sand Magazines too. Even ook books. ough Fla fill as they say, Bares and Ed have pe besa space. ‘The sore his more logical, and therefoce fetsice to navigate, layout Ite setaly ess ure, Td has moved the checkout countee and labeled all other counters such ae the “Informa Tn addition, with four ful tame employes, and sx tight Dacetime the stores now “user Feendly” BRN has some 400, stores nationwide with outlets strung from Harvard and Yale 10 jumor collages ‘Wath Edy experience and BANS resources its an easy prediction that custome feed back and satisfaction wil be a ron As for that dor on the east side of the bookstore, which leads in from the sidewall? Tes longer just a ee Re in) NOW SAVE UP TO $200 Healds loudly proclaim the rising ofthe sua, cling all war foes to battle, to defend the honoe of their kingdom and thei king and queen. Men and ‘women in arm gather before thet ules, stern tothe runcements and pans foe the Upcoming bale. They form a gine on thee way tothe eld ‘Warcoes fil the eight, dsty ais, while arrows whistle and fatapults sceeam theie own cy for victory. Sounds of pound ing et swords singing off mea amor, an bt cies fl de. Boght colors fash and hen disappear banners ar beld lf, proclaiming the might of each Kingdom; sunlight glares off \wel-shined plate and elms. In the evening, drums are heard everywhere Those that were nes dung the dy lay down theie weapons and all dance to iether in the dak of the night Shasing good food and good ‘What, you may ak, is this? This isthe Society for Creative Anachronism (SCA), a wodd wide group created to seeeate and ee-enact the Middle Ages, and Remassance. SCA i de ‘ated © leaming and teaching honor, chivaley, and having 3 00d Int of Fin ALG) March 21 - 23, Tues. - Wed. - Thurs. 10am - 3pm In Front of Bookstore OHeB anne Hilt The Estella Was, described hed nae Phoenix, Arizona, with an attendance of about 9000 people. Five CSM students, Along with en others associated ‘with the Mines SCA group, Known as Scola Metalloeu, drove or flew down to Anzona Sometime ducing the week of brary 16 0 paripat i the vwar Those attending competed in fencing and archery compet tons, danced to the beat of _ypsy deus, searched through ‘wares athe huge merchant en campment, and sang and told stones by campfie light. They Spent ive days in medieval ey felaxing ftom modem society Aa trons While teking all over the countey to watch peopl teach tthe seems like sly occupa tion to some, there is something ‘entrancing about watching 200) people charge a each other on 2 batted fll plae am Crying for the defense ofthe homelands. SCA i a society of people who have dreams of Something other than moder daylife. Iie a society of people Ww get together to sce of make ends from azound the coun ney with simar interests and greatly varying backgrounds. Tt $8 society made of babes faze and the dey, of teen fs and of those n thet pe Tena society of people wanting to expeess themselves and 10 Ive some fun. Tei allo these things, and whatever else yo want to make of vents ate held on campus and aound the Denver ata, ‘well Fredo Hal held 3p proximately 50 people in cov fume on Febeusty 27. 4 Feast ‘was held ncn special even toch dng contest, dans ing, and a court ceremony. ( March 5, 2 collegiam wis held Alderson Hall Acilegjun is an event where people gather to teach others the ski they ko including pend dance Forms, rapier consticton, eavern toms, or papermaking. CSM students nd others from all around Colorado visited ca prs for both these events, The ‘managed to surprise Golden citizens by wearing garb sare Kenrows and the hardware store. The incoming freshman ser elec ‘ast Sanday was the day of Ex plore CSM, and some of the SCA members lunched and Played instruments out on the Alderion lew. Fencing ad archery practices ace held evry week on carpus Fencing is on Tuesdays in the ay from 7 9pm. Archery = fon the baseball eld Mondays from 4 unt dark For more information, con act David Clement at elemenrGines SWE Reaches Out to Younger Students anne Hill The Sradent Center Baloo weee crowded with almost a handed shoe, hyper, and very ‘enthusiastic Gi Seats on Fey fag 5. The gis were attending a program hosted by the Society ff Women Engineers (SWE) designed to foster inteest ax feutasiasn in acence. The Gi Scout Badge Day i just one of ‘many programs pt on by SWE, theoughout de year to reach ut to the commun. Last fll, SWE hosted theie annual Evening with Tne, an event created t0 help women at ‘Manes gun a beer understan ing of eaters i thei ners, aswell a to inte industry members 10 Mines students ‘The Ges Gb fom High Plains lemenrary School also wisted ‘campuslast lin an event meant te demoateate to the gs what college and scence careers en tal The ayont recent event wis Gid Scout Badge Day. Iestated with a discuston of rads and asphalt, wut the pel exer ‘esponding to questons fom the SWE peesenrets. Asphalt cook. ses wete the wb tle, and ecible portion of the lecture, effectively demonstrating how & mixtuce of tar (chocolate, ‘marshmallows, and butter) cond be mixed with the eight proportions of gravel (coconut Sand and smal stones (oatmed)) to make 4 sttong asphalt mx ture (ora really good cookie, Afterwards, varius experi ‘ments and tears ere Con acted wo ofthe most pope Tae weze whe the pls wer abl freeze camations i gin trogen and efeate their own cao posters inthe CSM com puting labs.” The girls and the olunters also greatly ened the camps tou that ede the ay 3 vets ofthe event were tele vised by Chanel 7 News fom Denver Fura events inch a visita tion day with young women from local high schools on anh 25, outreach actives with the "T Have a Dream” Founda tion, including a field trip t0 Mines on Sach 31, and 2 BBQ. fn Kafadar Commons Apel 19. events, of to volunteer, contact Annette Maat aamadanesc oe Lisa Lassner at Taser mines SPRING BREAK Fun Things To Do During Spring Break (tera by Jom Wee poe ey 129, Eat a Popeye's Adbys and pe ee vibe gia etm oe = nee ; 30, Teach youre 1 pay the : Moonlight Sonata on the Buky ce 32 Cova turin pt dank Ese ccbod ex oe i Bedoes sean Cored eee igi dunk maa bedaeae eles ip ees oate 1. Go home and annoy your paren ‘Geta pee iguana ‘Get pet kangaroo. Become a day tear on the stock market Make a elaborate stony tell when your frends ake ‘what you did for spring break 6 Hibemate 77. Change the locks and get a 8 Go bungee jumping, 9. White a spt foe when they finally make mineseis of sour life story 10. Lear to cook 1, Go to the 200, 12) Rent a snowmobile G.Goshing, 14, Bud a soow cave und Bo winter camping 15, Read a book 22. Liquide all of you asset, 37. Hiteike across the coun 16, Gamble in Central Ciy goto Vegas and puricaloa ay 17 Waite «stony red. 38, Get onthe Tntemet and get 18. Go to dhe Natural History. 23. Buy ajunker and deve off cheap aie to anywhere. seu cite 39. Geta job at Wal-Mart and an IMAX movie 24, Mao all you crit cards ey wget Ge 20, Go to an expensive hotels shoppingon the intemet. 40. Gotoloca high schoolsand brand pickup somconeion 25.Go%oWaconsia forachesse _comenge ki not t0 come a layover ‘ou torschool hee 21, Rent a nice cit and cruise —26.Go tothe Seale Opera and 41. Catch up all your clases around Golden ee "Bors Guilonox” 42. Wok ahead in all of your $5,Sellall ourroommates pos- 71. Replace all the dey erase lass seston srarkers on campus with 43. Put up a tent on the fcat 56, Color Sharpie lnwn Of Coors for easy ac- 57. Leamalltheconsellatonsin 72. Rotate your ties cess © Coors Lab the night sk 73. Checkout the Sunday night “44,Whtesomeimterstingarices 58 Gov somewhere you've specials at The Love Shack for the Onder never been 74, Teerorzeyourloel Denys 45. Geta taco, 50. Go swimming salt 46. Geta temporary tattoo snd annoy all he 47 Puta personal ad inthe pa. ‘equa pee that exiggerts all of 60. Shop tll you our qualities and sce how drop. Aisappointed people are 61, Test deve cars ‘shen they meet you and annoy cat 48. Sella kids. ears with an 49. Buy aksdacy porant questions 50. Make up 4 story to get on ike “ae Jey Springs and see how mcd stupid you ean look 62 Picnic in the SL. Dass up a8 Sasquatch, vide mountains ‘otape it send itt “Real G3. Watch Th Mage TV" and collect your Shu money 64. Find Wid 52, Buy a pair of old school 65. Tie dye the “M rollerslatesandskatedowa 66. Swim in Clear fiom the "A" Creek 58. Buy fish and speead them 67. Clean out your heoughouttheDuldings oa cefigertoe campus and see how bad 68, Transfer schools ‘eveqthing sels when you 69, Scuba dive in (pe back lear Creek 54. Which TV all day to make 70, Aiphabetize your up foe not having tie © ete CD cole swatch ‘on FEATURES LL ES RY ET TST Canadian Resort Offers “Snow Guarantee” Femie Alpine Resoet in Canada was net on our tne aps Shively oe dave cop wo hoes. Ti age say nthe Raging Elk hot sre the female fooms wer ‘spied ened Anan dase devo spees all etes ‘omnes obo had ro in ton abot walling around thew undeorens tT dont ‘mean boxer shorts Though the hostel provid plery of enter: ‘ainment, 2 portion of the ‘evening wis spent inthe Fernie Hospital emer gency room Thad to get antios Dut of course, it | was not dat easy | The doctor felt at | recess to take | iy blood and test me. for mono ckoss The next moe: ing afte ling love with local Taker we headed 10 the slopes lo cated about five ‘minutes fom dowatown, That ‘moming, we sipped 3 few bak fry sandwiches into ove coat pockets as to avoid being owed {0 stop for lunch, However, 1 fell more than usual hat day and ended up eating compressed pellets of bread, mayo and tu ley. The slopes of Fernie Alpine Resoet presented a visual hat I Ihave never sen before and per- Terra Rogers taps never wl pin. The eng fends the knvenion of lowly ing eoude eased an scent De calor that dkamiated he fchiy dowd, busting pes Aan ein Kies once we ‘erred abore the ous he Sows sng br ond the Shy wat aca Ga The mou tat openedup before ws ance Could nor decide wher gp fs, There were power fled Bons nd pom fe sh trace al psa se ommend Cedat Bowl where Geialy Peak hovers over you whale you deop ito what, at fis, underanding, then gra ally deops you sno an option af back diamond shoot-shoots thar make you proud t0 look back at what you have jue sar vined Ferme must cece fe _quely to the snowmaking gods. Tes a tue powder pocket of the Rockies." Femies brochure even come with a“Saow Guar ante: Ferme proof its soo ‘eputation. If snow conditions do not meet with your expecta tions, etm yuri eke whan fone hour of purchase and we wl give jou a snoweeck valid foc another day" We lef Fenie thar aight and as we drove, 1 promised Amy that I would Some day have every run on hat ‘pont memoaied a wel ss ‘own acute litle cabin cn the out skis of the town ‘We were only on the road vo hours that night before we had an unex pected del. The customs officers ‘ust have felt that Amy and 1 were a threat t0 the well being of find rearched Mitsy (the Mitsubishi) for ready an hous However, this ‘obvious incon: ‘Amy Hinkse (oth end Tena Rogers at FemieApineresor. | venience ended top benefiting us We got to giggle a the offers swastng thes tne sifting doh hy socks and undergsements, tld maidy pres of pra and other awkward feral thing. Tt also made me realize Thad for ‘goten a bagin Fernie. We mend back for another night in my fare hometown, not to men tion another round of dough ruts from my favo bakery Studying Abroad a Golden Opportunity What if tld you that CSM would send yout schoo nan ‘other county fr fre? T on, youl say Ts crazy. The only things this school has given you. for fee were anuler td count less headaches. Get tha: CSKE has many scholarships especialy forstadens studying abroad, If you don’t get a scholarship ‘hough, i sl drt cheap. To study in another county cost fnly the eson you would pay at CSMyiinus school fees. Imagine hanging out on the beach in Mesico or Australia while all of your fends aes landlocked back home. Oz ‘imagine touring Europe wile everyone back home has t0 Spend another day in Golden It ‘woulda'teven cot you anymore than sayinghere meta sudent from Austcia the other day and T asked bien 4 few questions abot his expen- ences here: You could se ia his eyes that he was passionate Scott Daniels about them. He coulda’ stop talking about how great an ex Pesence it was and that evry fe should do tin these In fet, I told hi Twa just wri ing an article about i, but he forced me to Sl outa interest end ayeg "The Austrians English had improved a great del since he ved here Thete i 90 angi ‘ment that tral immersion ithe best way learn foreign lan- ‘guige If you have baie com- ‘canons sil the guage spoken in the county you are going to, youl be fine Infact, you may be able 1 tke some Of your clases in English. OF course i foreign language in- timidates you, you can always sady i 2 county that speaks English. Cueeently, CSM has formal exchange agecements ‘wth schools ia Arai and Band Ted w De Bickart about studying abroad He said he fee thaesudbing abroad ann ‘ie asset that every CSM tae Shouldespenene Engineering ‘81 global profession. To sur {hve you mus seman intima Tonal fore. An aemaa pede can leave you more Satsfiedpesonally and profes Sonal. De Bicktt says std ingabroad isan incredible way to prove yourself. And, of oumeytisan avenue Realy, hee no reason not to doit Fas, you get al of Your classes pre-approved foe teansfer so you dont have to ‘won abouthving eae a classes. The Offer of Intern tional Programs helps you through the stp takes to et Jour tp setup You couldn 2 ew language, have a great ren, be more quail for is and be a ter prt For ‘noe information got the OP ‘office on the bottom Hor of Staton Fall, Search for Aliens on the Web? Sean Dentin The Calfomiabased Search another large radio antenna at foc ExtaterestealTntligence Jondll Bank in Eagand The (SET) Instat aloagunth help softwace that runs the telescope from the Univesity of Califor then tl the telescope to move niaat Berkeley, soffeing people away fom the star and sce if ‘chance glance into the heas- he sigpal stilappea. If desig fens and watch as atteonomers nal is ty feo a facaway sat Search for extateresteal Ife system, it should disappeat from the convenience of thet when Aveibo’ receer moves ‘own personal computer offeangee But if the signal Astronomers fom the SETI dueto interference fiom stl Tasttute are curently staioned lite oe an cathy transrte,the atthe Arecibo 1000-footwide Arecibo telescope will sil radio telescope in Puerto Rico pickup the signals even when it Searching the night skies forex snot pointed in the dgetion of| ‘io putems tharmighestand out the sgl amid the background cise of Project Phen aks among, space Thisbayeady event forthe the welds biggest extateres SETI Institute stated Feb. 22 tral endeavors, with many other tnd i Known as Project Phoo- asteonomers volved in the te hi The project, which runs un- seach. Data fom Projet Phoe ti March 14, being displayed nix i being combined with the live over’ the University of Cali Tetemet at htp/7 Fomiaat Beriley’s swaset inet / ect Serendip. settcam/ Project Serendip ss ‘Welcome html via bringing together eo Webcams that an extesterrestoal ae upehated every research commu v0 mutes ity by datebuting The Webcams Serendip’ sealings allow viewers t0 over the Internet See live images Focanalysis by 175 from the Arecibo malion computers eseach cente.achudnglivestar_ equipped. with SETWahome: ‘maps and data from the pant software telescope to see what stars and The SET Insitute and Ber glans the researchers aregth- ley are involved in an even fringtheieinformatioa from. At moe ambitious peoject called 1 the SET website, users are al- Hectae Telescope,o IT. The lowed to select diferent view. project calls forthe bung of| ing windows from reo separate 500 0 1000 satelite TV anten- Jcontls. The views vary from natin place of one very large video ofthe astronomers con- radi telescope Reseaschers fel ducting research to updated data. that theie plan wil help save fand comments from the SETI mooey and time and stil llow Taste them to expenence the effects Of ‘The SETI Instn conducts one lage telescope, The project ‘tsextatemestil esearch by frst i tl an preminay stages, but Picking up any unidenied sig could be Completed by 2004 and has by the Arecibo telescope might help finally answer the tnd then config them with question, "Are we sealy alone?” Colorado Mountain Club Glacier Bay Sea Kayaking PRESENTED BY EARL MOSBURG Thursday, March 9, 2000 at 7:30 PM Join Boulders Earl Mosbueg, for slides ofa sea kayaking tip in Glacier Bay, Alaska. Glacier Bayi a hig tidal basin in southeastern Alaska opened othe sea just within he ast 200 years asthe glaciers reared. Mosbucg spent 12 days and traveled 130 mies explonng some of the many arms and inlets of the bag. The presence of bears and the lage tidal vanations of up to 25 fet complicate the logistics of Kaya tel this are, Free and open othe publi. Colorado Mountain lub, 710108 Stee, Suite 200, Golden. For aiional information please call 303-279-3080 FEATURES: The State of Global Oil iis the engine tat dives the economies of most counties inthe word. Is the moethighly tended comaadity oa the ster rational market. Teepe coal yin the 20th century and ie now the world’s pray source Of energy: Ths, we ned acleae tunderstanding ofthe avaiable quantities of woeldwide of Some articles suggest thatthe lobal oll supply i in decline The only way to come up with qualified opmnion sw sey the ‘cual Bure for our recoverable reserves. Moreoves, we should observe the state of our global fil resources and reserver through empirical analysis of in datos such asthe Appreciate Ratio of Recoverble Reserves, the Replacement Rate of Pro dced Reserves, the Reserves to Production Ratio, and the Equ table Depletion Index. Evidence fom thee indcitoes sugges an abundant and growing wold oo supply with ao evidence to sup por the "immanent exhastion” theory. These figures ace acces sible though the Society of Pe teoleum Engineers SPE), Despite zeulatory bases, the current on supply macket ould support a modest growth in worldwide petroleum con- sumption. Ifetmentfcton ee main constant, the existing ‘worldwide recomerable reservar Would sustain oue production fate for 210 3decades, In 1993, the US. Geologeal Survey (USGS) ex: mated the range of the worlds ulemate resource base at 21 to 28 talon bares The Middle Ent ac counts for most of Reet lnnaee The OPEC member nation’s share of proven ol eserves s Over 60%. As of December 1998 the sum of producing and proven reserver ‘was 19 tion bar ts, and 830 billion ‘ofthese were aleady above ground. Under current technical conditions, 520 lion tore bates of discoverable od can be added to out “conven tinal recoverable ol reserves” ‘Therate of conversion fom di coverable oll to identifiable, proton and coveribe reserve FE consdered to be largely de Pendent upon technology Global astibuton of petroleum resource base | initia os Falsal G. Hashem (eniny dalling, production, ex- ‘The Replacement Rate of foe 20 year, plortion, and recovery tech- Produced Reserves measure the ‘The Equitable Depletion In igus) andl economic advances production of the eeserves re- dex (EDI) represents the ato (Guchas production uotanego- placed by OPEC, nom-OPEC, of egional ou prediction shares tations and wodd bank loans and worldwide sources, Most to our proven global reserve and grants). Since 1970, the odiadusuyaralyts use thi com shares. Its a mesure OF ma parigon to gauge the het stability in terme of reason Tikeliness tht an of able extractions eelative to out producing economy known recoverable reserves fan delay an imme. Inequitable depletion processes fnent exhaustion of | canause stress nthe global pe petroleum eesources.toleum industries Regons that These ratios ace a exttctinexcess oftheir ceserve good indicator of an shares isk transferring market Sil-producing powestregons with unsssally tegont ailiy to ce= low EDIs. In 1998, OPECS main im the global prediction was 54% of ise matt. Forthe past titable level. Non OPEC pro 3 decades, the aver- duces however exceeded 250% age global Replace- of theirshare. This indicates an es iment Rate of Pro. smminent reduction in the aon = duced Reserves was OPEC mathets ality to keep 179%. The Replace. OPEC im check The outlook then for global aoa-OPEC for OPEC nations sources tent a bight a: that of woddwide recoverable serves alone and 121M for the non: OPEC. Nevertheless, hit dost haveincteased at acound #% per OPEC nanons. The word con- _notaupporthe pessimist views annum. During this time, tues tomplice its seres,con- of the naysayers who wim of {growth of recoverable reserves tinuouly pushing back the "ee- an ammunent global ol ces ‘was ypialy higher forthe non- serve crunch date" As foe the Rather the tends inthe emi OPEC producer. Thitsinthe Reserves to Production Ratio cal daaindcate no evidence that las 30 eas, n00-OPEC coun- (R/P),cucentlevels inde that the global od industes aes any Imes extracted more of their oll producers coudeasly sustain danger of woddwide petroleum identified ceserves than did the a continsed worldwide produc- exhaustion for many years t0 (OPEC nations tion of SS lion barels pe day come emommssasae JIC] 1968 ot Berry to Appeat at t E-Da Day ARTS AND ENTERTAINMENT GLC aa iS Ca ET Mission to Mars Fumbles in Free Night at the Art Attempt to Mix Styles Museum Brett Maughan When Iwas just young tad- to the long axis ofthe vessel, be acumen. WOODSSOCY. pS ee eee orem March 20th, father dragging me down to the smaller And Missiow s Mars humor, while necessary to some from & - 8, of the tee remaining large sistenly sound scien prn- overused here The soundvack igh forall members of Sere eer ote smog NS ee Sort nitaerciger alias w/a ca gimmie CAD aie Soy access cutee’ wena neatigusy Come See 2 ravicidinteyuatcs: SaOGTRRE eI | meee oes 3... jem es Sen aattaceT eaenineti pes! eeeaieetuete Te seems he $hould have told the ene School dhey'e wrong, He was never suspected of harboring ant-Cathole views pio to his Feb. 2 vin, but because he did not eal he campus that theyre ‘weong, he obwiously has ant Catholic ews? Although he ‘does have an influential voice to spel against “wrong doings,” Font think one pesson should dictate the eis find morals ofthe popultin, Everyone inthis county bas the freedom to decide his oe ber own views. Tchoote my bli, you choose pours, people at Bob Jones Universiy Shoose theirs and George W. Bush chooses hi. Why should the people at Bob Jonce align their moral compasses ith Bush? Geonge W. Bush was ding what he knows beste seus being «politician Asa plein, you mast solicit totes Those votes must come From people of al diferent walls of he. The voters belies may aot be the stme as those ofthe candidate, but ‘shen voting, you vote forthe peson who wall bes serve the County needs 3s well as your ‘own. People donot need resident fo outaw itera Suing and persecute Catholics, but coatnue to give them the freedom to choose what theyeleve ‘George W. Bush wants the votes of people at Bob Jon. Alinating potential spportes ‘wil not wi i 4 Peedi leon Te mpoerane Stand up for your baits, burs Ss just as imporant to respect those belies of people around you, since everyne ented to their ow opinion in Kock mentee ‘George W. Bush was recently erated for empaign ing at Bob jones Univesity Bob Jones University hts Been called a cist nation and fntCatholc. For the reason Bash has come unde fie ‘Now Tcannoc say that Bash led or was immoral in ging, Tas speech to dhe university In fact he did everthing that a politician does He went to erin segment of the popula ton and fold them exactly ‘what they wanted to hea. In lection, dhe joy eles, and, n the Ute States, the Uninformed vores rules.” So these poliucans go ont there axl gre ther caeflly fom lated Speeches n'a attempt George W. Bush we wrong, though, He wanted 6 ppeal to everyone in every sty. Its maposibe wo do is if you ate staughtforward George Bush acceped the suppost of Bob Jones Univer: sity He wanted the unm fated promotion ofthe University and everyone ese for hat matter. Bush remained silent about any disagreements that he may have ad with the ‘university 20a not to make any waves. He stood on stage and sang and peed whe Folding hands with Bob Jones TL, pesiet ofthe inition, ‘hay, so Bush holds hands swith Bob Jones, then goes and anders tothe general public Took, Ifa politician went 0 campaign at a KKK rly rd participated ia peer ith the Grand Dragon and di aot speak out agaist ther, bie campaign would be over Ben the uniformed voter Tag encugh to recognize that this would be a problem, Tm not saying that Bobb Jones Univesity ox BJU a 1 Tike teal 5 the same as the KKK Tin unt suggesting that itis wrong to accept the Suppor of an organization seah which you and many others dsagiee witout “Biemang your disagreements. This snot the Gt tie Bush hasbeen unvling to ake a stand for what ght Like ‘mort politicians he seems 1 be ‘more motivated by police than vieue:Unal Al Keyes pressed him during a television 2 debate, Push refused 10 condemn one of his suppor. fr, South Carolina Sate Senatoe Arthur Ravenel, who called the NAACP the "nt tonal association of retarded people” Ata recent conven: ‘om of the Republican Jewish Coalition, Bush was wowing to condemn Pat Buchanan's nt Semitic our, ‘Bob Jones Universty very dtcbanginsruton. The college has ules about ngs lke tock mai, sit ene sd dag, Toteracal dating s not allowed and all dating ‘must be chaperoned. Up unt 1971, no Aftcan-Ameriane were admitted tothe school, ‘The school labels Catholics a eatanc countesei.” Bob Jones TT, current president of the univ whim George 1W held and with called Bush’ father, then Vice President Geosge Bush “the ded” and former Secretary of State Alexander Haig "s ‘monster in human flesh anda ‘demon-possessed instrament to destoy America” ‘This the same station that labeled the Pope “The Antichast" The university s Sled with Faulty reasoning, This junk gets passed on 0 the students, who help to spread the ignorance. The Following are jus a ew of the esponses the University had o pubic taste foe the ban om era cal dating, Tus to dus the uniwetse’ spreading of Fanancs along wth n> ‘ance, lethal combination, lre ‘are some comments taken fom thei web ite Sine mont ppl of al rae how 0 marry ahi be rae 1s for gas Bob ones Usiery eattatelydirer- ‘imate Them come fm ato ‘ide fos wid pers aes. My response: Since the amount of people diectly fete y school shootings is ‘ery smal the public outery guns seems totally depo Pomonate What kind of reaeoning& this? This Kind of rationale is extremely danger 1 he ppl of al rand de tend Bo ons Unies ‘are sing thy sn iy hy soul the worl at age cre 1 does her hare. Nowe fhe Unis rs be on bering rife pon eit at ag, Response: The eason Bob Jones Univesity mites cand dates to ciempagn there 20 thatthe students and Chistian [Right can choore a cand who wl support their agenda ‘None of the university ules have any bearing on the society alarge? All cight, BU is sculpting childeen who wil perpetuate the filth ofthe Unversity by force fecing his to thei kids, who wil cram. is Sul? down hr cldeen's oats, and 50 0a and 50 0n- Not oniy this, but the school ‘makes publi for choot hides Dae! th sie be that ‘hes aha cae itera mariag do woof reelion ‘gut Gall Na I de eee, Inve that gf the raat of inter deg do nt of ‘tigen tard ad be th ‘a fe the sam ene that Promote omer, aero, ‘al ater fires of ta rai Response: The Univer = jbsiously perpensating eno tance. Look ath stitement closely. The reasoning Screwed up. The university Tacieves dhe promoters are antago becuse they are the same eis that ier in ‘other of thee philosophies ‘Because Beeasel Thats an aad hominem argument Attack the promoter and disegaeding the message. University officals just dodge the se dnd atack people who use resco over fth estan ‘Scott Daniels ETT SPORTS Mines Athletics Update Jett Duggan 0 hi ret Southem Colorado in Golden on Sat = The CSM seats tennis tat improve spring with 9.0 win day, March 3 ‘Geno Falco, Kevin Yu, David Rademacher, Brad Howe, Bian Buck and Mart Wish ll won thee singles matches agunet the Thunderwatves Tn doubles action, alco & Rademacher won 8-5, Howe & Yo wom f+ and Buck & Walsh woo #1 ‘Next home action for Head Coach Steve Wimbedy’ team will be in Golden thie Saturday, March 11° a 1200 noon. The team wl hen travel south for spring break and playin the Aazona Ten nis hlenge from the 12° tothe 18 ‘Whale ia Aizna, the tem wl have a dual match aint Colgate Univers in Geneon the 148 INDOOR TRACK € FIELD - Dayven Johnston will com pete the 400 meter dash atthe NCAA TI Indooe Trac Field hampionships this weckend, March 10°41 use OUTDOOR TRACK & FIELD - The outdoor tack season began forthe Orediggers le Saturday, Match 4 atthe University of Northen Colondo Preview Ene Stelmon placed first both the 110 meter high hurdles (tine of 15102 seconds) andthe 400 meter intermediate hurdles 32.7 second). Stllmon finish inthe 400 ue was an NCAA I provisional qualifying time Aaron Hal placed fifth inthe 200 meter dash with time of 22590 seconds and tht inthe 400 meter dash, ishing in 53.77 second WRESTLING - Junioe149-pounder Jody Teantham wil com: pee in he NCAA I National Wresting Championships at South Dakota Stae this weekend, March 10-11" SWIMMING & DIVING - Freshman Brooks Masteeson wil compete the 200 butterfly, the 500 feet, the 20 este and ether dhe 100 Frese or the 1,65) fives atthe NCAA TL Na ‘vonals in Buti, New York on March 8°11 MENS and WOMEN'S BASKETBALL - The 1999-2000 AIFRMAG teims were announced on Monday, Match 6* with five ladies and two men from Colorado Mines eaming All-East Divison recognition. For the Orediggess (1214 overall, 8-1 RMAC), janie forward Ben Esplin was named Second Team AILRMAC a janie ard Sam Handsborough received Honorable Mention AIL-RMAC lau BH in Borton, Masse pli rshed ninth i the RMACin scoring with 17.6 ppgand 13* mn rebounding at 57 boards per gime- Handsborough fin ‘shed tht in the conference in fre throw percentage at 829 (6 (0-76) and ninth in ast pee game with 3.26 Fortine women, sence guard. Amy Bolinger eamed Second Team All-Conference honors while sophomore forward Marissa TBichhom, senior forward Kasia Dillard and senior center Niki ‘Bautista all eamed Flonorable Mention AIRMAC accolades Even mom, freshman center Kim Good cecived the RMAC Freshman of the Year award after finishing the season second in the confeeace in blocked shots per game (60 block, 231 per game) and 11° in rebounding with 68 a game. Her singe season tonal of 60 blocks and single game total of 11 (Feb. 18 v= Chadeon Seat) both set Lady Oredigger econ this yar Bollinger, who averaged 11.1 ppg in 1999-2000 led the RMAC this season in steals per game with 2.92 and finished tid with 450 assists pec game, She wil leave the schoo! with career records ast (39), single season ati (117) fee dows made 260) and these point FGs made (85) Dla finished the 1999-2000 campaign fitth in the RMAC in ‘onl rebounds, Eichhorn shed sevens seal and Basta (Lady (Ong carcer leader in bloc with 76 finshed sith in blocked shot Colorado Mines’ Sports Information Director Jeff Duggin at 303-273-3095, cll the CSM Sports Information Hotline at 303 273.3177 or visit the Mines Athletics’ website at sewwathlenes mines Oredigger of the Week Carrie Wittkopf At the plate, Wittkop eee od cal eee aa: pore Se = ese Sconce You Want To Begin Investing, But You Cant Afford Much Per Month, And Yen you can only afford to invest afew dors every month you‘ better make ste those dolar are working hard for you. 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They acquited from the Colorado Avalanche forward Brian Rolston, minor-league defenseman Martin Grenier, ‘enter Sami Pabsson, and thei choice of the Avs fist round ‘ck in ether the 2000 o¢ 2001 deaft. In return, Colorado picked up 4 much-needed Aefenseman in Brains captain Raymond Bourque and tough, inyourgoales-fice forward mn ave Andreychule Ray Bourque i acknowl edged as one of the greatest defensemen in NHL history. At 39 yeas old, he has played his centre 21-year carer tn Boston Ta that time he collected five Se: 6 SS ey SS ers carry less than $20. Cash value 1/20¢ o] ris “Trophies for top seman, the Calder Trophy for top rookie of the yea, a tended 18 AllStar weekends, and was voted MVP for the 1096 All Sta game, Up t0 now he has scoeed 395 regular sex son goals, placing him first among all defensemen ia NHL history Wath 1,111 asi be is second in that category for defensemen, nex to Pal Coe. (veal he im in scorn th 506 poss, and thin games Played with 1518, Tall hatte, he and his Bruin have missed the ayo, conly once. They eache the f tals twice, and lost both times to the Edmonton Oilers (the seam the Avs ae chasing frist place i thee division), Bourque sways side would spend his entice carer with Boston. But with renrement on the horizon, Ray also wanted that elusive Stanley Cup Championship. So, when t became obi hat the Bruins were not going to make ©2000 Domino's Pizza Inc. Not valid with any other offer. Brett Maughan the playoffs this year, Bourque decided wo fall ask for a rade to a playoff contender ‘Bourque’ fst choice was umoeed to be the Philadelphia Fyers However, when that de fall dhrough Monday night, the Avalanche offer became the best fe on the table. Alea belived to have been fishing for Bourque were Avalanche archrival Detroit Red Wings, St. oui Bes and reigning Stanley Cup Champion Dalle Stas With vetean Alexei Gusaow out for the season, the Avalanches need for anes ac Avion to this questionable de fense became a pressing ise With dis rade they picked up one of the best defensemen in the game. Furthermore, Dave Andeeychukis considered one of ‘he greatest all-time “snipers” ‘he NHL, and, lke Avs forwacd Adam Deadman ie srong di ‘eel in Font ofthe net, which wll peove help in repens ing the Avs’ slumping powee play Alco they gun a pest pit of leaders and seasoned veter ans. Bourque and Andceychuk tne now the wo oldest players ‘on. team that began the season 2 one of the youngest i the league ‘Bost, on the other hand is ooking wo bul for the fue They gine Su Pahsson, who hasbeen playing in the Swedish Elite League, and was thought to be Colorado's next young stac The Bruins ar confident 9.99 An Extra Large Hand-Tossed Pizza with 1 Topping Add Cheesy Bread or Cinnastix, for Just $2.99 Delivery or Carry-out 2600 EAST STREET e GOLDEN 303-278-7241 Offer expires 5/1/00 “p ino -eiqeoldde e1eym xe} soles shed owoysng “Aiea Kew seat “Aju they got good prospects in both Pahlsson and Grenier since the Colorado scouting staff has been called the NHL best by smaay hockey analysts Brains fs were saddens to sce Bourqueleave aie 21 yeas, but most were supportive, want ‘non for him ge that taney Cup wine so ech deserves Postings on the Internet show 3 ‘reat many Br rooting fr the Avalanche, ome smoreeluctany than others At the time of the trade the Ava lanche was far fom secure in thei seventh place playort spot, with the Calgary Flames only game behind them inthe sind ings. But the Avs were also one {me behind Edmonton, i the ‘hid place spin the West. The division tie 8 fans now same. With 15 games lei the regular-season going into Tues day nigh’ game with the Flames, Ray Bourguc cn forthe Cup this yeae ofcially began anew there sesois Bunedionied ye plea ‘Ajuo uodnoo yim plea say SPORTS. PEI Mines Lacrosse Builds from Softball Has Season Opening Loss Winning eee Weekend The Mines Lacrosse Team fense was able to pressure dhem to capitaliae” stated Bonfoey Freshman gpae Chad Ones and ‘opened their spring 2000 season anddeny themmany scoxngop- The second half of the dhe entie defensive unit ‘The ‘on February 26¢when they teav- portunities,” commented Mines game, Mines was able to slow score may not have shown it, 23- ice. coeaeg led 0 Ft, Collins to banle Na- Lacrosse head coach David the asaultof CSU. The CSU 5, but Mines played a hard tional Champions Colorado Bonfoes team was ony ableo post ten fought st game and fied bet- | This weekend, March 4th and Sote Universi. Asthe second quarer started, mote goals for the entice Sec- ter than they had in previous | 5h, the Colorado School of ‘Mines entered the game with the Mines team was showing ond half and Mines was able games against CSU. aca see arc nly 15 players, compared to. sigs of being outmanned, nd wplace evo mor gousonthe ‘Chad played one of the | tre conto 39 ater soning (CSU squad wih ovee45mem- CSU wasableto take quickcon- board fom again Chan, and toughest games ofhiscarcersav-| thee ef te four gnc payed bers, two oF the game. Sophomoce Brent “Goose” ing what would have been nu- | with Colosdo, College The young Mines tem, with CSU aged foe 10 goals at Late ‘merous addtional goals. This |" The key player during the 5 ofits 6 new feeshmen whom Mines was only able to answer "After halftime, we were game was not a waste for the | weekend or the lady tad never played ina game be- witha goal by Junie Jeff Chan mow focused, and moc able fam. We leamed alt from it | Oradggers was Dither/Des, fore the season openes kept the by the time the while blew foro hold and cun with CSU. andlnow what we need to wock | pare ne, Carse Wathoph fame tight in the Fst quarter halfime. Both the defense and the of on ‘On the weekend Windoph Mines held CSU o only tree “CSU just outplayed and out fense played extremely well "The oe ni thing ove team | pce 82/3 imngs one 2 tls, but failed to find the net manned usin the second quar- forthe ccumstanes"repled showed was character. They | oedpclangup rast ieake po ‘bemelves tee We were making 00 many Boafocy. fever gave-up and that is com | Gx "We payed one hell of a Gist mistakes and not playing good Mines ended the game with mendable,”” proclaimed | “This weekends games Im: ‘quarter against CSU. Our de- fandamentas and CSUwasable impressive showings from Bonfocy!, Pee ener er ‘aly di she do he ob itching but she also proved rabies Astacio Could Be Shipped Home |*#"..... cs plate wit sc doubles, fete ‘Othec key games came from The US, Immigration and der law considers this © "convince her otherwive though Rachal Wilde who bated 9 for Natunization Services consid- be alto a conviction, which woud, resorted to pyc pee 2 3.780 iota sel Manes ering deporting Colorado 38 enough to depoct an mmission Bollinger who bated? for 123 Rockies pitcher Pedro Astacio grant The couple was going 583 average back o his home country, the Astacio apparnly punched ¢hrough a divorce, and the mae The Lady Orediggers next Dominican Republic, his wife in an argument about cage status would have conse home game wil be March 16 Aqaciocrecently pleaded thestans of theimarriage-Ana quences in the slitof propery multytoanassaultchaggewhich Astacio claimed the marriage "The INS began working on resulted in a two-year deferred was a common-law maccage, Astacio’ ease a 00m a8 he was a judgment oa Jan. 28 and Pedeo, apparently unable 2 Gonvicted of assault. Pore Astacio when therhost Regs Universi (Game times will be at 00 anc 5:00 PM. Outdoor Recreation Center Events EVENT DATE DEADLINE cosT Full Moon hike March 20th = March 15th $10/$15 Tune up Clinic March 22nd none $5/$10 ‘Ski Shuttle March 25th = March 15th $10 ‘Ski Shuttle April 1st March 22nd $10 Basics of Bike Tuning April Sth none $5/$10 Rollarblading Clinic April 7th April 6th $15/$20 cPR April 10 $10 Intro to Rock Climbing | April 15th $20/$30 Rock Climbing II April 16th $20/$30 For more information, call 303-278-6202 or visit the Outdoor Recreation website at www.mines.edu/Stu_life/morc/ APO APO messin Meyer Hall 357 1 Wednesday a 7 pm, For more formation. contac ian Nickerson Bridge Club THURSDAYS fom 1pm. inthe ‘oolbaugh ats, Feet fee 19 ome for ay pton ofthis ie emersare welcome. youve ny questions, please contact Jeff Brown S03-279-1810, Sbrowtomives ed) or Dan Say 20371-1292, day mines). 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