u THE DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE 20, 2000 MONDAY, MARCH mnMMK SEE PC. 1 CAMPUS EVENTS "She really was the best combination of i himi w a a p . w 'M"jm professionalism and scholarship." JER1LYN MCINTYRE, U COMMUNICATION ' PROFESSOR SPEAKING ABOUT THE LATE OEAKN EVANS 20 MARCH San Salvador, EI AROUND THE BLOOMSBURG. Salvador--Form- er Leftist have for the first time won a greater number of seats in congress than the ruling party, according to final results from recent elections. Three Bead After Fraternity House Fire; Cause of Blaze Is Unknown fraternifire in an house near Bloomsburg Univerty located in sity, Pennsylvania, killed three people early Sunday, while others jumped to safety from a A WORLD Tension heightened Sunday in Prime Minister Ehud Barak's shaky codi'ion after Rabbi Ovadia Yosef, spiritual leader of the Shas party compared Education Minister Yosst Sarid, head of the Meretz party, to Satan and two other hated figures in Jewish scriptures. Jerusalem Alpel, Taiwan Storming the Nationalist Party's headquarters, a g crowd demanded and got President Lee Teng-huipromise Sunday to quit as the party's leader, one day after its humiliating election defeat Many of the thousands of protesters blamed Lee for fielding a weak candidate who was frounced by the opposition in Saturday's presidential election. The vote will bring to power an untested leader, Chen who some fear could a spark devastating war with Taiwan's longtime rival, China. stone-throwin- 's secon- male fraternity members were sleeping in the Tau Kappa Epsilon house when the fire broke out about 6 a.m. Three managed to out safely, university get spokesman Jim Holiister said. Hollister said it was too soon to tell whether the bodies were those of the missing students. He said the be identified would victims through dental records The cause of the fire was not y immediately clear. The wooden house is located about two blocks from campus. d students in sweatshirts huddled in small groups and talked quietly as fire officials and construction equipment sifted through ruins. Bloomsburg University President Jessica Kozloff said the building was owned by the fraternity and had been maintained well Six NATION Kitteent Texas Aircraft circled, tanks rumbled and combat-garbe- d shooters fired off rounds at a Texas military base Sunday in a field test to resolve whether federal agents shot at the Branch Davidians in the waning moments of the 1993 Waco standoff. high-stake- Cardenas, Cnfea The father and Elian grandparents of Gonzalez made a rare public appearance in the family's hometown en Sunday, receiving hugs and comforting words from as they await a United States federal judge's decision in the boy's s two-stor- Red-eye- Washington, D.C. A rossiJ snae with legs that could upset at least some theories about the evolution of reptiles has been discovered gathering dusl io a museum drawer. ASSOCIATED PRESS rs case. window. d-story ultra-Orthod- n, well-wishe- organization, will meet !n ns WORLD Shui-biit- Terra Flrma, the University of Utah's environment U stiil-smoki- Room 31$ of the A. Ray Olpin University Union at 2 p.m. The University of Utah Cob lege of Health will hold is pre- She said the university had revised its procedures to offer education and students after training for a fraternity house fire in October of 1994 killed five students. sentation titled, "Fitness or Fatness: Which is More Important to Health," at 5 for more p.m. Cal! Information and for the (oca- ; tion. us 581-85- City officials cleared the house for occupancy after noting a dozen code violations in October, said code enforcement officer Dean Van Blohn. He said the violations had been corrected by late January. The house was required to have three smoke detectors, Van Blohn 3? U Lesbian and Gay Student Union will be meeting tn Room 1945 of the Languages and Communication SuUdlng at 7;30 p.m, The said. Two students escaped by jumpwindow in ing from a second-stor- y their underwear, and a third fled out the front door, police said. All reported awakening and finding heavy smoke in the building; one reported hearing a smoke alarm. Tau Kappa Epsilon, dormant on the Bloomsburg campus for some years, was restarted in 1997 with 18 members. Bloomsburg, founded in 1839, is a state university about 100 miles northwest of Philadelphia with an enrollment of about 7,500. ASSOCIATED PRESS MARCH 21 Women's Resource Center will ho'd a power lunch at noon titled, "Special Health Care for 5exut Minorities," wltn Paula Wolfe in Room 293 of the imioru The U There will be a mathematics coWoqyium ili'et", Min$rt$el Surfaces, Soap Films anjf the Plateau Problem, at 12:55 p.m. to Room 334 of ttf ' James FfrtcStr Bulldta?., ,t , ... "A Critical Rote in Editor in Chief DmllUTAH DAVE HANCOCK News Editor CHRONICLE KESSTEK Assistant News Editor SWINlfASD STEPHENS TEA KARV1NEN DUNCAN MOENCK GABRIEL ROBINSON LAGRAND Editorial Cartoonists ELIZABETH WHITE LACEY ROGERS JILL HOMER QUINN Art Director Typesetting ROLLINS Sports Editor Assistant Sports Editor Spring semesters (excluding test weeks and Sports Writers BRANDOS ERIC WALDEN STERLING CLIf FORD Feature Editor Utah students and are solely responsible for Feature Writers the newspaper's content. Funding comes from advertising revenues and a dedicated Production Manager Production Assistants MATT THURBER EMILY by the Publications CHRISTOPULCS JESSICA ROMINE BRANDO JACOB STRINGER CLARK ROBISONFEDWICK WELLS Copy Editors YiNGLI LISA MANWILL ADAM DAVENPORT Business Manner Accountant JARED SMITH respond with your questions, comments or complaints call (80!) or visit chronicle.utah.edu on the World Wide Opinion Columnists Web. ROBERT McOMBES p.m, ANDERSEN KAY LYNAE Advertising Manager SHAWN PARKER DEIDRE HUGHES Advertising Reps KEITH JOHNSON ERIC BRADY ROLPH BEN BIBEE Collections CARI CLAYTON JONATHAN STEED JAMES ELLSWORTH STEVEN JOEL HYDE Classified Manager in PULSIPHER CHAUH.VU JARED ANDERSON the tltls of a colloquium by the dspartment of cjeogra-ph- y Wang Yir,g will spsak on. "Changing Values: Twentieth Century Chinese Art," as part of a presentation from to get a job at AMERICAN EXPRESS Come to Kelly today and you could bo earning top pay at AMERICAN EXPRESS tomorrow. the Obert C csr.d Grace A, ' InboundOutbound DaysEvenings Call today or stop by 972-864- 5 875 S. Decker Lake Dr. (2200 W.) game servers are the fastest a round-b- ar none. We keep you In action without the added horrors of serious latency. Step into the arena with XMISSION and play Quake 3, U.O., Unreal and more with a group of worthy adversaries. Pick your avatar and come play with XrilSSION. We'll put some zing in your ping. Half-Lif- e, XMISSION. Get on with West Valley. KFIIY SERVICES li TRAVEL RELATED Equal opportunity employersNevw an applicant too vm Kelly Services, Inc Tanner Hunsar-itfeCenter in the Gould Auditorium of the J. Wiliani MarrioU Library st noon. s $8.00 - 8.80per hour Data Entry Orson Spencer Mali, at noon. Room 215 Attention Students: There's Customer Service Credit Analyst the union Ballroom. "Utah to Buenos Aires: A Virtual Field Trip by Boat," is In my y. "Doing What is Best for Patients: What's So Hat d About That?" is the title of a seminar m Classroom C cf trie School of Medicine at 7:?0 a.m. BAILEY , an easy " THOMPSON KATIE TONKOVICH KATHSYN COWLES ROSE PERRY HANCOCK DAVE 22 Meet with the departmental advisers from each irajor on campus or attend one of tne seminars oh choosing a major during "Majors to Careers" from 10 a.m. to 4 McGUINNESS ERiN JAWIE JONES Chief Photographer Assistant Photo Editor Photographers Opinion Editor MARCH BULLOCK Assistant Accountant SHER! NIEVAARD BRENT OLSON "G" RYAN WYNNE Cflibe Editor HENRY SHANE McCAMMON MAX HART For- - " COLES HALLZON EMILY DAVIS JAMES GARDNER including chanqe of address, to the Business Manager. Writers JOSHUA EREKSON ward all subscription correspondence, To RED BRIAN WATTS MH Chronicle editors and staff are University of Council. Subscriptions must be prepaid. Magazine Editor Assistant RED Editor RED JEN SMOCK holidays) and weekly during Summer Term. student fee administered WINN MARCUS JENNIFER PFAFFLIN THE DAILY UTAH CHRONICLE is an inde- pendent student newspaper published daily Monday through Friday during Fall and RUTHERFORD YOUNG STEPHEN Ewt-Joini- ng LymphOJ-wesI- s and Nuerogenesk,! flws ' title of a U School of Medicine seminar In the auditorium of th Seclef institute of Human Genetics.; SLIPSKY MIKE : MATT CANHAM MATTHEW IASSIG EMILY SCOTT LEWIS News Writers NATHAN tar QHA it. XMISSIONT phone 801.539.0852 www.xmission.com The Graduate School of Architecture will hold a panel discussion titled, "Building Delivery: New Processes," at 5:30 p.m. in Room 127 of the Architecture Building. The Coliege of Mines and Earth Sciences and the department of meteorology present a lecture on will ' Tornadoes and Tornadogen-esis,at 7:30 p.m. in the auditorium of the Utah Museum of Fine Arts. Call for more informa581-613- 6 ' tion. The Campus Crusade for Christ will be meeting at 7' p.m. in the union Den, "