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May, Martin and Van De Velde are Iowa State graduates. Martin was a candidate for the Idaho job that went to [Mike Bohn]. Though Xavier and UC Santa Barbara don't play football, Bobinski (Akron) and Cunningham (Fresno State and Wyoming) have been athletic directors at schools with Division I football teams. Bell was the A.D. at Utah State, where he hired [Larry Eustachy] away from Idaho after the 1992-93 season. Other candidates believed to be on Iowa State's list are San Jose State A.D. Chuck Bell, South Florida A.D. Paul Griffin, Xavier A.D. Mike Bobinski, UC Santa Barbara A.D. Gary Cunningham, Colorado associate A.D. Chris May, Oklahoma State associate A.D. Dave Martin and Oklahoma associate A.D. Bruce Van De Velde.

Finally, a new pediatrician sent [Brittney Bohn] to the Inland Northwest Genetics Clinic, a nonprofit organization that diagnoses genetic problems and provides counseling and education to patients. During Brittney's first appointment, Dr. Jude Martin suspected what was wrong. The genetics clinic has been helping families pinpoint disorders and diseases since 1975 - a decade before genetic fingerprinting was first used in the courts and almost 20 years before the first genetically engineered foods were approved. The clinic will celebrate its 30th anniversary this winter without fanfare; it simply will continue its work with patients at its South Hill offices. The Inland Northwest Genetics Clinic still is the only such clinic between here and Seattle, and it serves patients from throughout the region regardless of their ability to pay, Martin said. Genetic testing is expensive, so it's unique that the clinic is a nonprofit and not affiliated with a medical school, she said.

\"[Damian Bohn] and [Corey Bolton] helped out with some acting and some [of the] script,\" said [Miyagawa], adding that everyone helped out each other. \"It was a really good experience and, as far as going with young students from Kitsumkalum, it just felt like a really nice opportunity to get to know these individuals and let them see what the world of film is like and hopefully it becomes a passion for them,\" said Miyagawa, adding that Bolton and Bohn did show a passion for scripting and storytelling.

It will be the second head coaching job for the 50-year-old [Keith Richard], who also coached Louisiana Tech from 1999 to 2007. Richard coached for fellow Louisiana native Rick Huckabay at Marshall from 1986-89. * Red Sox outfielder Jacoby Ellsbury has hairline fractures in four ribs and it's not known when he'll be able to return. DENVER - Forward Kenyon Martin missed the Denver Nuggets' final practice before tonight's Game 3 of their first-round matchup with Utah, resting the balky left knee that caused him to miss 18 games late in the season.

  Golf Lefty surges, but Holmes has lead at Wells Fargo Phil Mickelson's best round of the year wasn't enough for him to stay in the lead Saturday in the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, N.C., just enough to give him a chance to end his slowest start to a season in 11 years.

  Golf Lefty surges, but Holmes has lead at Wells Fargo Phil Mickelson's best round of the year wasn't enough for him to stay in the lead Saturday in the Wells Fargo Championship in Charlotte, N.C., just enough to give him a chance to end his slowest start to a season in 11 years.

A memorial service will be held today in Madison for Margaret Young, who as a nun in the 1960s was swept up in the civil rights movement, marching with such figures as Father James Groppi and the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. She was born Margaret Mary Sery, June 25, 1938, in Milwaukee to John Henry and Anna Maria Sery. She graduated from St. John Cathedral High School in 1956 and immediately joined the School Sisters of St. Francis. She marched with Groppi and King during civil rights demonstrations in the 1960s but won more people over to her cause with her gentle demeanor, her sister Joan Bohn said.

ISU is conducting an interesting search. The three publicly identified finalists are Oklahoma associate A.D. Bruce Van De Velde, Oklahoma State associate A.D. David Martin and South Florida A.D. Paul Griffin. ISU has a hush-hush list that includes [Mike Bohn], who will interview Sunday in Denver. San Jose State A.D. Chuck Bell is believed to be a candidate. There may be another mystery guest. Bell likely has the support of ISU basketball coach Larry Eustachy, the former Vandals coach. Bell hired Eustachy from Idaho to Utah State. Bohn backers include ex-Big Eight commissioner Chuck Neinas.