• Opinion 6 • Sports 9 • Classifieds 11 • Arts&Entertainment 1A Daily Nexus Volume 69, No. 13(f______Thursday, May 11,1989 University of California, Santa Barbara Two Sections, 20 Pages
150 Person Limit Put No Glove, No Love On Pub Nite Drinking meeting. “We can eliminate booze Security and License after a certain time or we can reduce the number of people inside Concerns Spur New the barriers (where alcohol is allowed). Either way, you’ve got a Rules; Tickets Will Be difficult situation.” No alcohol was served at last Issued to First in Line Thursday’s Pub Nite, and ac cording to Program Board By Dan Goldberg member Randy Banchik, many stayed away from The Pub upon Staff Writer learning that no alcohol will be available. “That was a disaster The number of people allowed to and (it) should never happen purchase alcohol at tonight’s again,” he said. campus Pub Nite will be limited to The decision to hold an alcohol- 180, with only 150 permitted in the free Pub Nite last week was made drinking area at any time in order because event organizers wanted to promote increased safety, it was to re-evaluate alcohol and security decided at a meeting Tuesday. policies after the aforementioned Members of the University incidents. Center Pub management, UCen Dining Services Director Associated Students Program Kenji Matuoka said he does not Board, UCSB administration, “regret that decision at all,” ad Community Service Organization ding that his “primary concern is and campus police convened to the safety of my custopers and devise the new safety regulations associates’” after two altercations occurred in After much debate, the group The Pub last month. decided to limit the number of Associated Students President Javier “We have two options,” UCen students allowed in The Pub. LaFianza and friends tries to put a condom and Events Center Director Alan Employees on the second floor of on a zucchini as part of yesterday's "Wrap Kirby said at the start of the (See PUB, p.5) the Zucchini Weenie" event during AIDo Awareness Day Storke Plaza. Psilocybin Shrooms TONY POLLOCK/Doily Noma Seized in I.V. Bust Santa Barbara County UCSB students in the campus sheriffs seized one pound of directory, although con psilocybin mushrooms and an firmation of their student status undisclosed quantity of was not available at press time. marijuana, and arrested four The arrests followed a two- Isla Vista residents Wednesday week investigation by the Santa morning on various narcotics Barbara County Administrative charges at the Fontainebleu off- Narcotics Unit. Police are campus residence hall. continuing to investigate Henry Park Babcock, 22, and possible violations of U.S. Alexandria Branch Groody, 19, Postal Service laws by the were arrested on felony charges suspects. for alleged possession of Babcock remains in police marijuana and hallucinogenic custody with bail set at $5,000. mushrooms with intent to sell. Elo and Groody were both Barbara Lynn Elo, 18, was released on their own charged with felony possession recognizance Wednesday after of mushrooms and Cynthia being booked at the county jail. Elaine Baro, 18, was cited with Baro was cited and released at misdemeanor charges of the residence complex. possessing marijuana and drug Fontainebleu management paraphernalia. declined to comment on the Groody and Babcock were arrests. Court dates for the also charged with illegal suspects have been set for May possession of fireworks. 24. All four suspects are listed as — Adam Moss Matching Minds Meet and Meld in UCSB’s Interest Halls are designed to bring together accommodate interests ranging emphasizing scientific pursuits break down racial barriers; the By Steve Stayrook students of similar interests and to Reporter from academics to the great and multicultural awareness, Computer Hall, for students in reduce the apprehension and outdoors. respectively. terested in programming and confusion that first-year students The Community of Academic For students interested in sports technology; and the Outdoor Interest in activities such as often experience. Pursuit in Anacapa and the upper- and nutrition, Santa Rosa features Adventure Hall, for those in hiking or community service often A resident must apply to live in division CAP hall in San Rafael a Health and Fitness Hall while terested in camping, hiking and requires a student to become in the interest halls, which aim to both offer a more peaceful en Santa Cruz houses the Community other wilderness activities. volved in a club, but on-campus “give the students a way to meet vironment for students to live and Service and Leadership Hall, Whether an interest hall is residents have a third option — the each other,” said Cecily Heiser, study, according to the Office of which organizes volunteers and successful in its purpose depends interest hall. San Rafael resident director and Housing and Residential Life. Also special events. largely on its residents. Resident As part of the services offered by interest hall adviser. located in San Rafael are the San Nicolas boasts three interest Assistant Adrian Dominguez, who UCSB Housing and Residential The residence hall system Science and Technology and In halls: the Saratoga Experience, an oversees the Outdoor Adventure Services, on-campus interest halls features nine interest halls, which ternational Living interest halls, integrated group that works to (See HALLS, p.5) - I 4 1 2 Thursday, May 11, 1989 „ 1[eaùn iers) Daily Nexus [ JVorld 1 Nation 1 State U.S., Soviets Plan to Meet in Exxon to Deploy Additional Sailor Recalls His Memories Future for Arms Negotiations Crews at Alaskan Spill Site of Loss of H-Bomb in Sea MOSCOW — The United States and the Soviet Union WASHINGTON E ^ ^ ( ^ . , tQia t)y tbe Whjte House SAN DIEGO — When the A-4 Skyhawk jet tumbled into reached a tentative agreement Wednesday to reopen to pour more vesourpes iipicvits cleanup, said the Pacific Ocean with a hydrogen bomb mounted to its negotiations next month to reduce their arsenals of globe Wednesday it.w p m ^ p p ly ^ L ^ ^ p ^ ^ ^ o rK ^ a s well underside, William Lane feared he and the others aboard girdling nuclear missiles. as iqore boats a q fffflirS ra ftfe n mini 11 ' sbbt the aircraft carrier Ticonderoga might be moments away Both American and Soviet officials gave a positive ac The Coast,Adm. Paul A. Tost Jr,, from death. count of the first trip to Moscow by Secretary of State ¿old a Senate hearing that despi^ tl)e incr<|ase! it will be “They were very nervous minutes,” Lane said in James A. Baker III. A formal announcement of a date for “almost impossible” to clean all the oil from more than 300 recalling the long-supressed accident, which occurred Dec. the arms control negotiations is expected. miles of shoreline tty, ¿ftp targpt fjale, o f 5, 1965, about 80 miles off a Japanese Thursday, when he meets with Soviet Sept. 15. island. President Mikhail S. Gorbachev. However! Exxon U.S,A- President “At the time, my feelings were that if The Soviets did not bring up the William D. Stevens told openly skeptical the atomic bomb goes off, this is all going divisive issue of short-range nuclear senators the company “fully expects to to be vapor — we’re just going to missiles that has pit the United States IU clean up” the beaches hy that date, after disappear off the face of the Earth,” he against West Germany, with some which poor weather is likely to make said in an interview published Wed members of the Western alliance lining efforts impossible. nesday in the (San Diego) Tribune. up with the Bush administration in trying Transportation Secretary Samuel The pilot, Lt. J.G. Daniel Webster, the to extend their range and others backing Chancellor Skinner said Exxon had pledged “a substantial increase” in plane and the bomb all were lost, despite desperate efforts Helmut Kohl in caUing for U.S. negotiations with Moscow. manpower and resources, nearly doubling the cleanup by some sailors who clawed vainly at the single-seat attack efforts by the company whose tanker spilled oil into Alaska jet to try to keep it from rolling off the deck. waters last March. The Pentagon earlier this week confirmed the incident Secretary-General Refuses and U.S. government officials have told Japan that they Murder Suspect Flies Plane, know of no present danger from the one megaton H-bomb, which remains on the ocean floor. Japan’s Prime Minister Job Lane, a resident of Santee in eastern San Diego County, TOKYO — The secretary-general of the governing party Fires Semiautomatic Weapon was a 29-year-old bomb handler aboard the Ticonderoga at met Wednesday with former Foreign Minister Masayoshi the time of the accident. He said the carrier’s crew was Ito to try to persuade him to take the post of prime minister, BOSTON — A distraught man who allegedly had just unofficially asked to forget the incident. but Ito refused. killed his ex-wife commandeered a small plane and held the Ito said after the meeting he remains determined not to city hostage for three hours early Wednesday, firing a accept the offer. semi-automatic weapon while flying within 50 feet of Bradley Admits Judgmental Shintaro Abe, the Liberal Democratic Party’s secretary- motorists and buildings. general, told Ito the party unanimously supports him to “We could do nothing but wait and try to guess where he Error in City Hall Address succeed Prime Minister Noburu Takeshita, Kyodo News was going to land,” airport spokesman Phil OrlandeUa Service and the Japan Broadcasting Corp. reported. said. “We could only have made things worse by going up LOS ANGELES — Mayor Tom Bradley, breaking a Takeshita announced April 25 that he would step down to and chasing him.” public silence on conflict-of-interest probes into his per assume responsibility for a scandal involving the Recruit Traffic controllers at Logan International Airport said sonal finances, told the City Council Wednesday that he Co., an information and publishing conglomerate accused the pilot buzzed them repeatedly, forcing officials to close made “an error in judgment” by accepting outside in of trying to buy influence in the government. the facility for an hour and reroute several late-night come. Ito is one of the few senior liberal Democratic Party flights. Controllers fled the tower twice. But Bradley, in a hastily called address to the council, members not linked to Recruit. “We have a very thick handbook on the rules of air traffic denied he had acted illegally and predicted he will be control, but there’s nothing in there about what to do if a exonerated. maniac comes shooting an AK-47 at you in the control “I’ve been very proud of the high level of unquestioned Labor Party Tries Comeback tower,” said John Leyden, a spokesman for the Federal integrity and character which have been a part of my 47 Aviation Administration in Washington. years of public service in this city,” Bradley told the After Decade of Thatcher council. “So let me state, frankly, that I made an error in LONDON — Strengthened by favorable polls, a recent Report Urges Routine AIDS judgment by engaging in outside employment, which, electoral triumph and moves to scrap its unpopular ban- although not legaUy wrong, has created the perception that the-bomb policy, the Labor Party suddenly is buoyed after Testing for All Adult Patients I fell short of my own high standards in government.” a decade in the political wilderness. Labor has lost three successive general elections to BOSTON — Doctors should encourage aU their adult Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher’s Conservative Party, patients to have routine AIDS tests even if they are not at Chemical Fire Inside Truck partly because its policies projected a party in thrall to any obvious risk of the disease, two physicians recommend unrealistic left-wing doctrine. in a national journal. Forces Evacuation of Area This week, the party leadership decided to dump the Their report argues that routine testing, which is simple ideology of unilateral nuclear disarmament and adapt and inexpensive, would reveal infection early so that people FILLMORE — More than 1,000 people had to leave their labor’s economic policies to the prosperous 1980s. could be treated and that it would also create public homes Wednesday when fire consumed a truck loaded with Opinion polls taken as Ms. Thatcher celebrated 10 years awareness of AIDS. paint and solvents, Ventura County authorities said. It was in office this month show labor is regaining popularity and Testing reveals infection with HIV, the virus that causes the second such evacuation in six days. placed the two parties neck and neck. AIDS. People may carry this virus for many years before Between 1,000 and 2,000 residents of a one-square-mile becoming sick. area were evacuated for several hours. They were allowed to return home by 8 a.m., said sheriff’s Lt. Joe Funches. Opposition Candidate Beaten Deputies spotted the burning truck about 2 a.m. on the Study Links Common Drug side of Highway 126 just inside the city limits, said Sgt. Jim by Mob of Angry Protesters • Wilburn. With Kidney Damage Risk The truck was not involved in ah accident and the cause PANAMA CITY, Panama — A squad of men with iron of the fire was not known, said county fire department bars beat opposition candidate Guillermo Endara on BOSTON — Long-time daily users of acetaminophen, one dispatcher Jackie Noel. Wednesday, when police attacked protesters alleging the of the nation’s most popular over-the-counter painkillers, The driver was found nearby. He said he was hauling old government stole the presidential election. face three times the usual risk of kidney damage, a study paint cans, paint thinner and paint-stripping chemicals to Endara and his supporters were protesting the official concludes. the Casmalia dump, she said. count of the vote in Sunday’s election and trying to muster Acetaminophen is sold under many brand names, in international support to stop the government from in cluding Tylenol, Anacin-3 and Datril. The medicine appears Correction stalling Carlos Durque, the candidate of Gen. Manuel to be safe when used occasionally, but was associated with Antonio Noriega, Panama’s de facto ruler. kidney failure and less severe forms of the disease when In Tuesday’s Nexus sports section, it was incorrectly “They beat me in the head with an iron bar,” Endara told taken every day for years. reported that UCSB’s Lisa Hybarger walked her bike reporters. While the findings raise concern about the overuse of during the Wildflower triathlon. “I blame Noriega for everything bad that has happened painkillers, experts cautioned that the results should be The Nexus regrets this error. in the Republic of Panama,” Endara said. considered tentative until confirmed by other studies. Weather Daily Nexus The Daily Nexus is published by the Press Council and partially funded through the Associated Students of the University of California, Santa Barbara on Editor in Chief Patrick Whalen weekdays during the school year, weekly in summer session. Talk about your lame ducks! Now all they want Javier Managing Editor Doug Aredanes Editorial Matter — Opinions expressed are the individual contributor’s. around for is to slap condoms on cucumbers with a weird News Editor Wade Daniels Editorial opinions expressed in the Daily Nexus do not necessarily reflect those of Assistant News Editor Michelle Ray U CSB, its faculty or student body. 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"the policeman on the street with his club and gun issues as the fight against alleged institutional racism. He is 1,000 times more powerful" than the Constitution. added that Zinn’s citation of historic instances of civil People have had to fight establishment structures in order disobedience and dissent reinforced his belief that the recent The theoretical principles of constitutional checks and to exercise their freedom of speech and other constitutional hunger strike against alleged institutional racism and balances have been subverted throughoqt U.S. history and rights, the speaker said, citing the example of Russian- sexism was not too extreme a response and that working the mass media industry dangerously censors Jnfarmatibn, American«narchis|iSinma Goldman who. from the 1900s to through formal channels is not always the most effective said social historian Howard Zinn at a Tuesday night campus the 1920s, wàs rëpéatëhjÿ-jaiied for discussing “things in a means to resolving a problem. lecture. reàllyfrpe.country vou’rp,not supposed to speak about/’ Sophomore Shevon O’Rourke said Zinn “made me think of Zinn, a Boston University professor, and author of VA The second part, orv Ziiin’s “ lecture focused on * ' the the ... ineffectiveness of the information system (in the People’s History of the United States,” repeatedly criticized,, j ldiáse^na^ib^ l ---- — Whit iâ;Seëh be the 'United States ).... Do we know what’s really going on? ” Congress’ failure, in events spanning the country’^ iusterv, fo use its constitutional power to thwart potentially dangerous actions by the U.S. president through the application,of checks and balances. ... Contact Lens Exam Discussing the 1898 Spanish-Americani War, referred"tp ______of the “that splendid little war” by then-Rough Rider and later problems Americans rare8m,m3rorenn'iP rôttâ? iS1rèallÿ President Theodore Roosevelt, Zinn criticized then- happening in the Unifed, States and of the difficulty in $60 President William McKinley for ordering the invasion of the organizing grassroolactibfi w'hèn the oply system of com Philippines. According to historical accounts, McKinley munication across ¿the country ’is controllted by the (Tone Lens Exam $80) asked reporters to pray for him because although he did not “establishment.” know the geographical location of the Philippines, he For example, he believes that the “fiber, substance (and) Open Evenings and Saturdays believed God had told him to invade the country. heart” of the Iran-Contra affair are not whether a law had Dr. David S. Burroughs, O.D. However, “God apparently didn’t talk to the Filipinos — been broken, but who the Contras are and why the Reagan Sears and Discover Cards Welcome because they resisted,” Zinn said to the audience’s laughter. administration insisted on supporting them after Congress Sears Building, La. Cumbre Plaza 687-1623 Zinn called the United States’ crushing of the Filipino had forbidden such action. rebellion immediately following the Spanish-American War Referring to the Iran-Contra trial and its focus on deter a precursor to the Vietnam War. In both cases, those op mining only whether laws were broken, Zinn said, “Cour posing the military conflict were pitted against the govern trooms are the last place in the world things of substance can mental structure, in which federal branches such as get discussed. ” SPRING Congress or the Supreme Court should have checked the In summary, he said citizens must be informed of what the power of the president through the use of constitutional issues are before they can act on them, as has been done FORMAL authority, he said. throughout history via civil disobedience and protests. According to the speaker, in Vietnam and in other issues of '89 foreign policy. Congress acted like a “herd of sheep,” relying Unique Collection on information and faith in the righteousness of the Panel Discussion On Local o f Gow ns president’s actions. “The Supreme Court was so and pusilanimous ... so timid, so pitiful it would not even discuss Accessories the issue” of the possible unconstitutional nature of U.S. Homeless Wraps Up Series military involvement in Vietnam, Zinn said. A panel discussion about the conditions faced by Santa NOW! “There was a time when people thought they could depend Barbara’s homeless will be held at 4 p.m. Girvetz 1004. At our The event, entitled “Whose Paradise Is It? Poverty and on the word of the president,” Zinn continued, explaining that new location Homelessness in Santa Barbara,” wraps up a yearlong now many Americans feel a prevailing distance between 1 329 State St. themselves and the government, resulting in widespread series of lectures on poverty in the United States. apathy. Panel participants include Jane Haggstrom, coor 10-7 Daily Although the U.S. Constitution’s Bill of Rights is dinator of the Santa Barbara Homeless Coalition; Ken theoretically a sound document, it “requires living, Williams, chair of the Coordinating Committee for the 10- 9 Fri struggling people to bring it alive,” according to the speaker. Homeless Mentally III; Helga Lemke, executive director 11- 4 Sun At the lecture, held in Campbell Hall before an audience of of the Community Action Commission; Armando Vallejo, about 400, Zinn also discussed the problem of how it is executive director of La Casa de la Raza; A1 Morton, sometimes difficult to exercise one’s constitutional rights. executive director of the Alliance for Community For example, during the 1960s when he was a professor at Development; and Aggie Yambao, project supervisor for liU A O U R S Spellman College in Atlanta, African-American civil rights Catholic Charities. Alice Hasler, executive director of the activists asked him if it were legal to circulate leaflets on the Fund for Santa Barbara, moderates the discussion. 1 3 2 9 State 9 6 6-9020 813' State
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Lisa Pooley said. “If Supervision at Pub Nite had barricades, and the majority see everyone get involved. inside the barriers to drink. Until now, all of the wooden someone leaves to go to the consisted of two CSOs, eight of Pub employees will be People with open containers, Once all the tickets are sold, barriers but one have bathroom or to dance, they’ll Pub employees and eight inside. Mainly, the CSO passing drinks over the no one else will be permitted regularly complied with the have to go toaek-wi-line to -Program Board guards. But officers’ duty is to alert the barricades, or fake IDs, I inside. ABC. drink again.” occasionally. Pub managers police official in case of an think we need to get them out “The Pub has enough area Only one opening will be But Kennedy said, “If ftave been unable to obtain incident. “Hopefully, CSOs of the event.” to hold 500 people,” UCSB available through - which someone leaves the drinking lh a t number of people to would not get (involved), but It was also determined Fire Marshall John Kennedy people may enter and exit area just to go ia -lh e w ork Pub Nites, leaving the would call us,” UCSB Police that the sale of alcohol may said Wednesday. “ We’ll the drinking area, and the bathrofBTr""ffcertainJ ft vent understaffed, ac- Lt. Bill Bean said. be cut off early if the crowd allow less than that, say 400 number of people inside the wouldn't ¡seem 1jr"ba fra tording to Program Board Program Board em becomes difficult to control. to 450, if there’s an unusual area, not to exceed 150, will fairest ,si{uatiau~io tmA let ijnember Trevor Top. ployees will mostly stay out UCen Assistant Director concentration in one area. be monitored at the opening. him back* in. But that Is a | Complying ' with terms of the drinking area but will Ann Hale suggested “formal We’ll have to monitor the This practice will leave up to judgmentfcall. I won’t bo the ^•established at the meeting, help maintain order in that training’’ for students area as people arrive. I don’t 30 persons with stamped one there at the entrance. 'security now comprises of area as needed, Banchik serving as security officials. INTEREST: Hikes, Health and Happiness Await Dorm Residents in Halls (Continued from p.l) requested the hall containing 50 spaces; as a consequence, Hall in San Nicolas, said he is “very satisfied” with the the unit does not see much involvement in activities. success of his hall. “I think the bonds are a lot stronger with SanHieolasHall “If they’re going to have it, I really think they ought to the individuals,” he said. build it up more because it doesn’t work when just a few Dominguez’s hall residents go on camping trips and hikes people apply,” Hurlburt said. and currently plan a river-rafting trip down the American An example of a successful interest hall, however, is the River in Sacramento. Community Service and Leadership Hall in Santa Cruz, In addition to participating in outdoor activities, hall which counts, among its numerous events this year, volun members are “consciously aware of the environment; they teer work in the community to teach its members try to make this a better place to live,” Dominguez said. The management and organizational skills. group started a recycling program that encompasses all of In addition, hall co-resident assistants John Ochs and San Nicolas and many hall members participate in the Adrienne Gallmeister helped the unit organize the “I Dig” Rainforest Action Group on campus. volleyball tournament. “They’re a bunch of good guys and But Dominguez said the group does not receive enough money from the Residence Halls Association to cover all the gals; I couldn’t imagine it being better,” Ochs said, adding activities the hall plans. “You have to raise the money that he expects future campus leaders to come from the CSL hall. yourself... or dish out the money on your own,” he said. Despite the shortage of funds, residents of the Outdoor Adventure Hall are satisfied with their living situation. “We Heiser seems pleased with the hall’s progress. “This year have more activities on our floor than other floors, and we added the Community Service and Leadership floor into everybody knows everyone else,” freshman Gary Neire said. Santa Cruz in an effort to negotiate behavioral problems Sophomore Jila Abdohosseini said the group has “a lot of there... and that seemed to help in terms of taking all of that creative minds working together, and at least we have a energy and channeling it in a positive way,” she said. purpose, unlike some other halls.” The interest halls are also involved with the university’s “When we do go camping, just being away from the faculty through the participation of the faculty mentor, a building, it helps us out to just be ourselves,” Dominguez professor who volunteers to share his or her knowledge with said. the students of a hall. But student involvement is not as strong for some interest “It’s a good way for the faculty to see how students live in halls; consequently, it is unsuccessful. The Saratoga Experience, a residential hall the halls (and) what they’re like outside of the classroom ... “My hall wasn’t in really high demand, so that’s why I dedicated to breaking down racial barriers, is and it’s good for the students to see the faculty not as an almost don’t even consider it an interest hall,” said Mike one of the nine on-campus interest halls at authority person but just as a regular person dropping in to Hurlburt, R.A. for the CAP hall in Anacapa. Only 15 students UCSB. GENEVIEVE FIELD/Daily Nexus visit,” Heiser said. HEY,C0UEGE GRADUATES- HER E'S $400TO HELP YOUWT THE ROAD!
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This editorial I address to the human race in gem Currently, there is a growing lack of understanding « what human beings believe is important to them. The i I wish to address is racism. Judging from the cur structures and social norms in our society, there is i misunderstanding as to what racism is, and the degn which if pxists in our society today. As a member of society, a leader involved with developing change wi this university, and an advocate of human rights fo members of society, I feel it is high time everybody derstood the current situation and the problems that < in “our” America. America was founded upon and has always been bi on a value system based on class stratification, culti religious and ethnic biases and prejudices. When founding fathers came to this country, they did not c here because they thought America was such a g place. They came here because they were perseci alienated and hated by their native country and the pe they called family. The people that came to America not believe in the racism and religious hatred that exi in their homeland, and they wanted to get out. This i: the case for those peoples that lived in Africa and \ brought here in slavery to build what is America todaj £
Fresno Favored, But Gauchos Will Aim For ...... 1 TIME OUT wrra...... ■ 111 Mug by Individual Titles and Improved Team Finish Genevieve Field «1 By Andy Lief do well,” he added. ÍASON MUNOZ “ Staff Writer Juniors John Neubect a nc^regJjies Jiqpe. to provide some support in |he| 800, while junior Tarek Hamawi • 1 10,060) ja i l fresh 1 ê TR/^CK: 110 H H , Javelin, 4x100 A year’s worth of training and man Darfflen Cappozolla (150O)ffwiil try to preparation will come to fruition today and sneak up on some people in the disfimcesfe* Full NamesfjJason Gabriel “The main key for me Friday as the UCSB men’s and women’s “I think w j’ye all Bred, up and we can Munoz this year has been Coach track squads toe the lines at the Big West cause some*-flamage,” iHarn^wi s$id. (Sam) Adams. Much of my meet at Cerritos College. “Personally, Pm goirig^ulronshiwativem Hometown: Quincy, CA progress is due to him Both teams are seeking to improve over my race and then in the second half of the Height: 6’2” because of his knowledge last year’s efforts that saw the men and race I’ll pick up the garbage.” Weight: 200 lbs. about form and training women finish sixth and seventh, respec Leading a new and improved Gaucho field DOB: 5/2/68 methods. I adapted easily tively. unit into this year’s action is freshman high Major: History to his style of coaching. “I have a much better feeling about this jumper Colman Conroy, whose mark of 6’11 Events: 110 high hurdles, “Since I’ve come here, year’s team,” men’s coach Sam Adams 3/4” puts him atop the conference pile. javelin, 4 X 100 relay I’ve learned to focus before said. “I think it will be a lot different than Men’s assistant coach Ron Wopat also Marks: HH: 14.31 seconds I get in the race and not last year. If everyone does what they’re looks for good performances from throwers is the league’s best; wonder after the race what capable of doing, we’ll be well-represented like sophomore Andy Sheaffer and seniors Javelin: 185’7” I did. I can’t think during and we may win three or four events Darren Kettle and Paul Kim, as well as Year: Junior, with the race because it’s over outright.” junior pole vaulter Kirk Hooten. sophomore eligibility too quickly. My best Gaucho runners bidding for spots in the “Everybody is ready to perform at or High School: Quincy friends here like Chris Big West’s top three are sophomore Jason better than their best,” Wopat said. “We H.S. Sports: Football, (Conte), Kirk (Hooten) and Munoz, currently ranked first in league in have a lot more depth this year in the high basketball, track Martin (Morin) are all on the 110 high hurdles, senior Scott Baker in jump and throws. We’ll definitely do better H.S. Awards: All-NorCal There’s nice weather and a the team, and that’s been the 800 (ranked second), junior Ares Cruz in than last year.” football, MVP track nice facility. More im cool.” the 400 hurdles (third) and sophomore Toby On the women’s side, coach Jim Triplett is Last University: Oregon portant, though, is it’s a On OSU compared to Freeboum in the 3000 steeplechase (fifth). cautiously optimistic. State low-pressure environment UCSB: “There’s a big difference between first “We have one of our better teams in a Nickname: “Frank" here. We’re really student- “There’s a big difference and second or third,” Baker explained. number of years,” he said. “But even if we athletes. The coaches don’t for me because at OSU I “We’ve got to run for first now; time doesn’t come away with our best times of the year, On running for UCSB: expect us to make it to was expected to perform matter.” we may not finish very high because there’s “The atmosphere here is nationals; they just expect well from the first day I got “I don’t know if the other teams take us all so much depth in the conference. Our ob- conducive to training. us to give 100 percent. (See MUNOZ, p.10) that seriously, but every race we’re in, we’ll (See TRACK, p.12) UCSB Tandem of Johnstone, Goldberger Makes NCAA s the year in three sets. However, the match was stopped in the Women’s Tennis Will Get 1st third set because the Aztecs had wrapped up the the league championship on another court. For Johnstone, it looked like the end of the season. Ever Appearance at Nationals “I freaked out when I found out we made nationals,” she said. “I absolutely thought we had no chance to make it. We By Craig Wong finished undefeated in league play and I guess we made it, Staff Writer because we had a culmination of wins over good teams. ” Johnstone and Goldberger put together an impressive list of victims on the season. They downed USC’s top team in a The UCSB women’s tennis team will have its season ex three-setter; split two matches with UOP’s team, which was tended another week, as its #1 doubles team of Tracie ranked #15 in the last Volvo Poll; defeated Arizona’s number- Johnstone and Debbie Goldberger were selected this past one team, which was ranked #20; and Utah’s number-one weekend to go to the NCAA Championships in Gainesville, duo, which was ranked #18. Florida. UCSB’s #1 team will hit the hardcourts today to get in some It marks the first time in NCAA history that UCSB, singles, last-minute practice. They’ll toughen up against players doubles, or team, has qualified for the national tournament. Debbie Goldberger Tracie Johnstone from UCSB’s men’s team this afternoon. Johnstone said she Santa Barbara did qualify in the ’70s, when the NCAA used to was caught off-guard by the invitation to Florida. be called the AIAW. legitimate shot at making an impression on the NCAA “I didn’t play last week because I thought it was all over,” Thirty-two of the nation’s best doubles tandems will par selection committee. she said. “I went and put the racquets in the closet and I’ve ticipate in the tournament, which starts Monday morning. They didn’t play against Fullerton in the quarterfinals, been busy studying for midterms. But the team’s happy for Johnstone and Goldberger will leave Friday for the because the Gauchos swept singles play. In the semifinals, us and we’re all really excited.” University of Florida, the host school. the Gaucho pair faced the nation’s #38 team, Diana Chavez As for Goldberger, she had thoughts of an NCAA invite Johnstone, a sophomore from Scottsdale, Arizona and and Jolene Watanabe, of UNLV. Johnstone and Goldberger during the season. Goldberger, a freshman from Huntington Beach, were on the put themselves in contention for nationals by destroying the “It was a goal of mine to make it to NCAAs this year,” she bubble as far as making it into the tourney. They were Rebel team, 6-1,6-0. said. “It didn’t really become set in my mind until we started ranked #43 going into the Big West Championships two weeks That set them up for a showdown with San Diego State’s getting good wins. We were kind of worried, because USC’s ago and needed to win all of their matches to have a Kristin Hill and Amy Brandt, a team they had beat earlier in (See TANDEM, p.12) Nexus Sports: If We're Not There, We at Least Have Someone Call Up to 30% O ff on A * * * \ I g ^ H o o K■IMBARCADERO DEI, MAR Selected Volley Shorts, m ¡ * S IN ISSLA L / VISTA (2 B lo c k s o ff c a m p u s) r Tees Er Tanks A Large Selection of Sunglasses x On Sale N o w l , A -pUtving oJLocnery o e l i ★ Suncloud _ 0® Prices in Town for over 21 Years' „ ★ Body Glove CUSTOM WET SUITS ★ Martin Neons ^ÇA_r n ET MADE IN THE SHOP I Offer ends M ay 15.1989 BEL A IRE Expert suit alterations and repairs Diving equipment • Large inventory 6521 C O R D O B A Boot trips to C h an n e l Islan d s Just now available. n a u * instruction • Rentals Breakaway Cycling Shoes One bedrooms $610 to $625 Repairs • Air fills Specializing in spear gun customizing Two bedrooms $975 Tuesday thru Saturday 9 am - 6 pm Reg. $44.95 Close to everything. 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En- batting average to .206 (eighth in the trance located by the Barber shop Staff Writer conference), a significant jump from the S p e c i a l N o t i c e s THURSDAY9pm .170 they finished with last season. While; THE JOURNEY HOME - a video FRIDAY 6 pm still last in the league in runs scored at 81 i”' introdugfifc ECKANKAR and UCen Rm. 1 F or Sale Completing its first year under a new techniques for spiritual experience 5in color TV very portable 3mos old name, the Big West softball conference they did improve in runs per gaihi?TFoma': will (>e shown tonite 8pm UCen Rm 3. 3power modes $350 new, Asking $275 ended the season as the toughest top-to- less than 1.0 to afmorf ^g g ec ta^ g ^ ^ z^iA Ilfs TREE. ,, 3 ,o „ rf »„„„g 0B0 Mike 968-6983 bottom league in the nation, with four of 10 Give sophomore slinger W[HOSE -PARADISE.? A discussion teams nationally ranked — including two (13-14) her due credit, as she sprayed hem of poverty & homelessness in SB. Frig 5ft 100% functional $100 OBO of the top five. The title race came down to name all over the conference'leader listsnii ^Center: Mike 968-6983 ______the very end, as #4 Fresno State edged out After finishing last season with'ohty'One For Sale: IBM 2500 pc 3.5” Drive programs. Inel. $950, Eric 562-6859 HZ Cal State Fullerton by one game to win win and an ERA of 2.43, Serrand‘cartife it. back with an outstanding 0.69 ERA (fifth jn Windsurfer, 9ft. Mistrial Trafia, the conference), 13 wins (tenth), nine Good intermediate board, Ampro It was a season that gave spectators a Apt Handy Man Mst. Boom, Sail, Harness etc. different game to watch. Softball fans shutouts (sixth) and85 K’s (sixth). $550.00 25” Raleigh, 531 Frame, accustomed to hitters belting the ball out But the most important improvement $8/hr some camy, Avocet computer $350. Must have experience in plumb- 969-0359 of the infield (and out of the park) were made by the Gauchos was in wins. Coming carpet-tile-dry wall surprised as they saw games won in the off of a 6-50 last place season, UCSB posted We supply tools work 6/19-23 pitcher’s circle and not at the plate. a remarkable 25-29 record, 14-22 in the CUSTOM A utos for Sale Call Bob 967-6785 There was probably no more conference — good for a seventh-place SCREEN PRINTING 1964 White Rabbit convertible w/tan remarkable change, however, than the finish. • In-House Art Department top. Professor owned. Loesche rise from ashes accomplished by the As for next year, Oliver is confident Design/Typesetting Hse Cleaners serviced. M int cond. $6250.688-5694. Gauchos. Last year’s doormat, UCSB has things will continue to be on the up and up, • Low Minimums $7/hr 64 Bug 4 SALE Runs well, reliable boldly predicting a top-four finish and a For Isla Vista Apts. 25k on rebit engine, stereo, Asking now become a thorn in the side of Big West • Fast Production Time $950 OBO 562-8260 Jon______postseason appearance. 6/19 thru 6/23 opponents. ExperReq 68 Bug runs Excellent $1600, 81 “It was a very good season,” said junior “We’re definitely on the upswing and Quality and Service Honda bike 400cc $900, 82? Moped outfielder Gina Oliver. “There are a lot of we’re only losing two players. (Head 964-0838 Call Jane 967-6785 $250-all have extras, 966-6701 top-ranked teams in our conference and Coach) Brenda (Greene) has recruited 330 South Kellogg Ave. ’68 Classic Cougar Great condition Low mileage A/T P/B P/S 302 we were the underdogs, but we beat a lot of four good players from high school, so Goleta,CA 93117 STUDENT those teams. Even the ones we didn’t beat, we’re definitely looking forward to next Power $2,550 wk 681-1240 Hm 967- E MT-1 A ’S 4179______you could tell we scared them.” year, but it’s nice to finally have a break. WANTED! ’79 VW Rabbit - Runs well, sunroof, The Gauchos showed improvements in It’s been a long season.” clean, reliable, original owner. $1000 nearly all categories, posting a sixth-best Not nearly as long as last year’s, though. UCSB Paramedic Call 968-0117 ______1.27 ERA — nearly cutting in half last Steve Czaban contibuted to this story. Rescue Dept, is ’81 VW CONV Orig. loc. owner. 37K presently mi Immaculate, redwd, a/c, 5spd, Vynl seats. $5,700 965-6982.965-5186. P ersonals accepting 82 HONDA ACCORD Very reliable, ! ALL POINTS BULLETIN! applications for runs great, Hi Mis 30+ mpg, $1900 MUNOZ: It’s Great to Be a Gaucho It’s Wendy McCallum’s 19th B-Day! student rescue obo Mike 968-2283______Be prepared to rage! Shots are going worker positions. 84 RABBIT GTI 5-spd, stereo, to pound. Rules #168 & #169. DO AC,sunroof, alarm. Runs great. 78K (Continued from p.9) apply so get ready to be locked up. Application miles. $4000968-8823______Look out TJ here come the VHrs deadline is 5 p.m. Cherry VW Van 1970 7-pass. New there. I choked on the Love Viento A Me!______May 12. For Trans, Muffler, Starter, Ignition pressure and didn’t run as COACH RUSSELL-CONGRATUL- switch, Brakes. $2950.682-6254. anticipated well as I expected. The rain ATIONS on winning Coach Of The KNOCK-OUT 831/2 Honda Prelude was terrible there, and I Year in the Big West Conference- summer and fall 5-spd, mnrf, stereo/cass, radials. L ovePiPhi______didn’t adapt to it very well. openings. Call Mint. 78K miles, $6650.968-7428 CONGRATS to our adopted tennis UCSB Rescue But the schoolwork here is players on a great season! We luv U much harder; I have to MIKE,CRAIG, A KEVIN- Pi Phi's 961-3928 for B icycles come to the library every CONGRATULATIONS JU U E 8. & details. BIANCHI SPORT SX 12 speed 201/- JEFF G. ON YOUR night instead of one or two 2” frame, almost brand new 300.00 ENGAGEMENT APRIL 24, 1989. nights a week at Oregon obo. John 982-5071 Day 982-0588 Eves WISHING YOU LOVE & HAP- BICYCLE Mechanic/sales positions State.” PINESS FOREVER!!______available now & Summer p/f time. Trail Bikes-Town Bikes-Cruisers Exp pref. Pick up app at 6540 Par- All pre-owned& reconditioned. Also On seasonal goals: SUMMER IN EUROPE FROM $343 da 11. Isla Vista or 224 Chapala St SB parts&quick repairs at ISLA VISTA “My goal all season has each way on discounted scheduled BIKEStadj RexaU) 968-3338 Daily 9- airlines to Europe from Loe Angeles. been to win conference. I’m 6 ranked first now which is Call (800) 325-2222.______Summer nice. If everything goes What day is it? It’s CAROL KRAMER’S 21st Birthday! Jobs M otorcycles well, I should win it. In the. Let’s all watch her stay up past 9:00 short relay I hope we can tonight and rage!! _ in L.A. Honda Aero 50 larger, heavy scooter sneak in for a place, and if I ______Have fun! Love, Weej ext. low mileage. Runs fantastically $ 6 /H o u r + krp. lock and battery recharger. can get my javelin $650 obo. Gretchen 562-8013______together, hopefully I can JEFF LAWRENCE plus Bonuses score a point there too. But Who ever said T.G.’s are just a big PT/FT Hours P hotography my main emphasis is on scam scene? If it wasn’t for “A Night in Shanghai” 1 year ago, we Public Relations/ the 110 highs, and I hope to F A S H IO N It PORTRAIT would never have met. Thanks for Direct Marketing PHOTOGRAPHY win it.” making my last year at UCSB so Extensive Portfolio Feelings in the starting special. Although we’ll be 10,000 Positions ______Ask 4 Kelly 685-2800______block: miles apart next year, you will be Representing; “When I get in the close to my heart and always on my • Environmental Groupe mind. Hurry up and graduate! • Universities Services O ffer ed blocks, I try to react to the ______I love you, Nicole • Public gun and not listen to the Television Stations ARTISTS i t ILLUSTRATORS noise. Sometimes I think • N on-profit Permanent record & self too much and get slow COURTNEY Organisations promotion,fast turn around & O n campy» InkntaM May JS student rates. starts, but the last few HAPPY 20th A 26. For appointment contact races I’ve gotten out well BIRTHDAY Sandro Barrio*. CounaoBwg A MONIE PHOTOGRAPHY 682-9603 Corner Service», 961-4415. DON’T LET YOUR LANDLORD which helped my times a LoveYal Tracey______FACTER. FOX A ASSOC..INC. lot. GENEVIEVE FIELD/Daily Nexus 17 UCSB Students made 165,000 last RIP YOU OFF summer. Find out how tonight 9pm Get it fixed, call Mike he can fix “I also get a very high “Winning the hurdles this year is or Fri 6pm-UCen Rml 685-5353 Growing computer software com anything 967-8214.______anxiety level before a race, important to me because next year I’ll pany needs enthusiasic person for Speedy Research- Reports $4.00 per and I have to do push-ups to various tasks. Must hae working pg. Materials for research give feeling in my arms. I be concentrating on the decathlon: I’ll BUSINESSP ERSONALÍ knowledge of IBM DOS Knowledge assistance use only I (213) 463-1257. of WordPerfect 5.0 A plus. Call 964- TREAT YOURSELF to a great tan! have to think arms coming train through the meets and compete 8ClfOLAÎft8’Hfli/ti'ÂANTS fo 9671 for interview ______out of the blocks. Once I in the decathlon at conference;!‘Titfilnk Collég(t- aN! avattaWe MiRiora g Control acne, psoriasis, etc. Try our run I’m fine; I’m in my Ünclàünêd^jfëàïlJÇ^ôâli2 Í^OO-US, 36 bulb superbeds! Suntime Tan the decathlon will give me-et- better- — 122lte?0 ® ? '08s?-°ZBiiG8 n 0 ■iss'Cl' ning. 5858 Hollister 967-8983. element.” SUMMER JOBS! Special M 0 min, tans $20.00______Future goals: shot at nationals, henaust?-9 l9 .(MWKm&A “Winning. the hurdles e lp anted the pure speed for that =H aaaegasnbflfe W this year is important to T utoring in the 110 hurdles.” * M ACTORS-ACTRESSES- experienced me because next year I’ll Sales Training Video. 14 days i».' Spanish Conversation. Semi-pvt be concentrating on the Jason M unoz June. Paysjwell: Bob .Craig 968 6090 ; classes. Five 1-hr sessions $50. Call 685-9114 l-8pm for more info.______decathlon. I’ll train GIRL SCOUT CAMPS through the meets and get a masters and go into think in the coming years CATALINA ISLAND & T yping compete in the decathlon at college administration and he’ll get a lot better.” BIG BEAR MOUNTAINS conference. I think the try to do some coaching as Coach Adams on Munoz: SUMMER A-PLUS WORD PROCESSING decathlon will give me a well.” “Jason’s easy to work •C0USEL0RS ACCURATE AND RELIABLE. better shot at nationals JOBS •WATER FRONT STAFF LOCATED IN ISLA VISTA. with, and he gets along well STUDENT RATES 968-1416______because I don’t have the Teammate Andy Sheaffer with teammates. He picks w/Voter Revolt •PROGRAM SPECIALISTS on Munoz: Carol’s Word Processing 685-1153 pure speed for that kind of things up easily and isn’t *225-*350/wk SALARY PLUS Papers, Theses, Manuscripts, etc success in the 110 hurdles. ” “Jason shows leadership afraid to work. He’s a very Ralph Nader group that passed Spell Check, disc storage, more ROOM & BOARD “Before (UCSB) I never by example rather than good hurdler how, but he Prop. 103. Offices in S.B. and tan TYPING in my home. Daytime 569- other Calif, cities. Interviews 5757. Evenings 964-0569. Ask (or thought about nationals, speech, but he’s also very could be great. I think he May 10-17. Sign up in Counseling CALL (213) 93S4700 k Career Services or cell (213) Diana.______but it’s exciting because I supportive of everyone will excel in the decathlon ANGELES GIRL SCOUT COUNCIL 383-9618. Wordprocessing/Typing really love track. Some else. He’s got all the also, but he has a lot to P.0. BOX 78001 people are glad the season potential in the world. He’s learn. By his senior year, Resumes-Papers-Disk Setup LOS ANGELES. CA 90016 No Job Too Small or Too Large is ending, but I won’t be. a real hard worker, and though, he may be national ACCU-WRITE (Sue) 964-6156 When I graduate, I plan to he’s really into track. I caliber. Daily Nexus Gassifieds Thursday, May 11,1989 11
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I ab and I got a call from we beat good teams, but (Assistant Coach) Becky after (the Big West solutely thought (Barmore) and she said they Championships in) Ojai it we had no chance made it. They’re very was a surprise to hear that to make it. We deserving, because they play we were going to nationals. in the West region, which is We played great from the finished un the toughest in the nation. first match we were paired defeated in league Debbie’s an exceptional together. We cMdn’t really play and I guess doubles player and Tracie’s have to work at it because we made it a big hitter, so that com we get along so well on the bination goes real well out court.” ; ; because we had a there. I’m just excited for Among the surprised was culmination of them and for UCSB.” Head Coach Lisa Beritzhoff, wins over good Neither Beritzhoff nor the who was told by a NCAA players have any idea what committee chairperson that teams.” number they’ll be seeded in things didn’t look good for Trade Johnstone the tournament, but their Johnstone and Goldberger. plane will land in Gatortown “I’m on an NCAA regional and teams,” she said. “At on Friday, giving them some committee and we have to do our meeting last Tuesday, I practice time over the rankings for singles, doubles asked one of (them), ‘How weekend. TRACK: Big West Bash Begins (Continued from p.9) triple jump, while freshman Micheline jective is to simply do our sophomore Donita Lyons Shaeffer can expect to pick best, and in that respect I’m attempts to score in the 100 up some points in the discus, optimistic and excited.” meters and the long jump. while senior Shana Stahl will Leading the Gauchos, as Freshmen Tracy Hollister vie for honors in the shot put. she has all year, will be and Jenni Kron will join Freshman Susan Callahan senior high jumper Tara Lyons and Jones to form a could surprise in the high Fairfield. The conference’s strong entrant in the 4 x 100 jump as well. best in the event at a NCAA- relay. UCSB’s distance hopes qualifying lift of six feet, rest with veterans Toni Fairfield hopes to come “I feel we’re a young team Hartlaub and Megan Riker. home bearing her first Big and that if we put our heads Events both days get West title. together and want it bad under way at 5:00 p.m. enough we can do all right,” Fresno State’s men are The sprinters should also Lyons said. “ We’re favored to take their seventh make a strong showing. especially eager to place in straight title, while the Freshman Niki Jones will the relays.” Bulldog women seek their try to place in the 200 and the In the field events, third in a row. American Red Cross + ______For Classes & Info call 687-1331 CAN T DRINK AT THE PUB? TRY THIS PUB NITE AT THE GRADI $35 £tH&&iceuCen&dei *Vi4tei