.......---------------·CaliforniaState University, .Northridge ----------------l!lml < >p - LI> Women's volleyball team Increased fee follow removal of TM choice ? Stiller goe tupid in looking to spike Anteaters ee page S . Zoolander See page 16 ee page 7 Volume 44 • Number 23 · Since 1957 Thursday, O ctober 4, 200 I A financially independent student newspaper http://sundial.csun.edu PHOTO ILLUSTRATION 8Y JONATHAN DE LAAHE I ONLY SUNDIAL BLAH, BLAH, BLAH l •The Daily Sundial • CSUN •Thursday, October 4, 200 I Wire Rumsfeld talks with Mideast official WA HINGTO (AP) - Bush warned the Taliban leg of his flight that hi trip was • Uzbekistan all have suffered~ Defen e Secretary Donald H. "there will be a consequence" if meant to reinforce Bu h' me - terrorist attacks. Bin Laden i Rum feld i visiting official they fail to hand over ,.,.;::,v : ?< . 4 ".''''''"'"m. sage that the United exiled Saudi, some of hi from four key Mu lim upporter bin Laden and hi fol- #J,¥ ;J~§=W~WV State i committed to a lieutenants are Egyptian, and of the war again t terrorism as lower . The Taliban' 1~r9io~~~ long-term fight against Qaida includes militant ace 1 the United State prepare for ambassador to Pakistan V ';:<· ~%> . terrorism and that it of plotting to assas in po ible military trike . repeated his regime's c~ only be successful Egyptian President Ho Pre ident Bu h dispatched refu al to do o without conclu- if other in the region help. Mubarak. Oman, on the south. Rum feld on Tue day to western tip of the Arabia. Saudi Arabia, Oman, Egypt · · · · peninsula, wa a major u Mexicans without hi-tech IDs and Uzbeki tan - alJ piv- Six Palestinians killed by ~raeli gun fii.;-e ally during the 1991 Persiai otal nation in the fight Gulf War. BEIT LAHlA, Gaza Strip (AP) -:. · Israel the Palestinians acctised stopped at American border again t 0 ama bin Laden, :and Rumsfeld said he also hi al-Qaida terrorist net- Israeli tanks shelled Palestinian police sta~ each-Otherofviolatingatrucedeclaredlast hoped to meet with U. McALLE , Texa (AP)-Hundred of tions and destroyed fannlaQd Wednesday Week. Jsraelsaid it would.not take the work and the Taliban regime next . troops performing joint trail. Mexican were blocked from cro ing the after a deadly raid on aJewi h settlement S1eps under the truce, though neither that shelters them in side ing exercises with Egypt border for failing to secure new high-tech by Islamic militants. Two young Israelis said it was abandoning cease.fire efforts. :· Afghanistan. Building a «;ase for - ID , but federal immigration agents said and two assailants were shot dead in the The Islamic militant group Harnas ~.., Uzbeki_stan, once a · U.S. envoys met wi·th ..u.:- they were pleased the number wasn't higher. settlement faid. and six Pale&inians were claimed respoffiibjlli.y for the raid 1111111 Central Asian republic of · of a across the globe to share a.. By late Tue day, more than 3,500 killedfo theretaliatory attack. ·:Jewish settlement in the northern :.. the Soviet Union, has , ·· ·Gaza fidential evidence against Iii Mexican had been turned away for 11U ing Later Wednesday, Palestinians opened Sttin.Y~r Arafat's PalestinianAuthority offered to let the United '"''t' Laden's al-Qaida netwOlt, Monday's deadline for converting their bor- fire toward .· a <;rowd of thousa:n<.is . of condemned the raid. saying it ~kl·=· ··=bri.'ng der-cro ing cards into "laser visas." States u e its territory to Isnlelisg~ootsideadisputed brine . Jhose~potl$iblefojusti,ce. ., / America's l8NATOpartnaa An average of 543,975 people a day stage strikes on al-Qaida. in theWest Bank town ofHebron wound- . The new .Jiolence eatrie := houfS after .'.: said the information was a.. cro the 1,962-mile U.S.-Mexican bound- Pentagon officials Wed- ing two wome['4 includingone who was in PresidentBush said that bis ~stratiOO · elusive and formally declard nesday denied a report that the Sept 11 attacks an ~ ary into California, Arizona, New Mexico serious condition with a chest inju.ryj said .would take.an active role in Mid,easfpeace and Texa and an e timated 2 million of 5.5 the Army' 10th Mountain against the alliance. Division at Fort Drum, .Y, Noam Amon. a leader of the Jewish set- efforts. notfug that a Palestiriian . s~ Secretary of State Coll million card till need to be replaced. "It's been relatively quiet, far beyond our ~l.~~~~oom~_u_~_~_re_._Th_e_~__Y_re_w_~--~-~ ----~--d-~__a_J~ -~-~-~~-· ~---· ~--~fuw~~d~fu~oo expectation . That's great news for u ," duty to Uzbekistan and sent out Monday to a taige Immigration and aturalization Service Tajikistan, two former Soviet sive evidence bin Laden was "I'm not there to be negotiat- number of nations that "powerful. poke man Tomas Zuniga said. republic that border Afghan- behind the Sept. 11 attacks on ing anything with any one of ly made the case" against the al- Some of those turned away said they did- i tan. The officials said the unit ew York and Washington. those countries," he said. Qaida organization for the temt· n't know about the deadline, while others wa on alert to leave at any time "The relation hips among ter- Saudi Arabia, Egypt and ist attacks three weeks ago. thought Congress already had or would and would provide force protec- rorist and terrorist networks are grant an exten ion. tion when ent. abundantly clear. There is no "Several unit are on a need for additional evidence," heightened tate of high alert," Rumsfeld said before leaving for Pakistan clerics and have been for some time, Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, the first \ State said Pentagon spokesman Bryan stop on his tour. G. Whitman. He told reporters on the first Condit may seek re-election nix Taliban visit ISLAMABAD, Pakistan (AP) United States marshals military though district support weak - Disheartened by an e calating forces for probable attack LOS ANGELES (AP) - Rep. Gary FBI tried fbr search crisis, Pakistani Muslim clerics Afghanistan, where bin Laden. Condit considers re-election "a real po ibili- said Wednesday they had can- top suspect in the Sept. 11 terror ty," despite the furor over bis relationship with warrant before attacks celed plans to vi it attacks on the mi ing intern Chandra Levy, a campaign the headquarter United State . i con ultant said. WASHINGTO (AP) - In the Pentagon and a field in south- of Afghanistan' Mghlin tribes resent" believed to be Condit began coUecting petition ignature the day before the Sept. 11 terror we tern Penn ylvania. ruling militia, the exiled king~s union hiding. this week, campaign con ultant Richard Ro attack , the Ju tice Department latest signal that At the same told the Lo Angele Ttmes. turned down an FBI reque t to FTC won't seek new options may .be time, the intemr Yet voters in new areas of Rep. Gary earch the computer of a man now Web privacy laws running out for the tional coalitioo Condit' redrawn di trict think l of him being que tioned about the ui- Taliban. backing the figb than hi current c n tituents do, and a majori- cide hijack . WASHINGTON (AP) Even as their against terrori m· ty thinks he houldn't run again, according to The proposed search warrant Federal Trade Commi ion chair- isolation grew, shoring up its Sl4" a poll released Thursday. described Tuesday by law enforce- man Timothy J. Muris is to though, Taliban port British Print The poll, conducted by the Field Institute ment official would have targeted announce Thursday that his agency leader accused of MinisterTony Blai of San Francisco, found 46 percent of voters the computer of Zacarias wiU not seek tronger consumer sheltering terror- scheduled a trip ro added to the 18th CongressionaJ District gave Mou ui, now held as a material privacy law . i m su pect 0 a- Pakistan on Friday. Condit an unfavorable rating· 64 percent said witness in the terrorist probe. His po ition i a reversaJ of ma bin Laden told according to a it would be good ifhe didn't seek re-election. Searched after the attack , Clinton-era po icy that said privacy the world in Eng- senior PaJci taii Mou a ui's computer Jaw were needed to protect li h that they were official who .pit wa found to contain personal data on the Web. prepared to nego- on condition ol data related to jetliners The deci ion canie tiate and didn't anonymity. and er p-du ters. want war. Pakistan . Fearing a potential threat, Leaders of four Afghanistan' east· Nationalists to leave out WWII U.S. official temporarily grounded major pro-Taliban em neighbor ~ the agriculturaJ plan . I Jamie parties had the only countr) atrocities in Japan textbooks Before Sept 11, investigators ment agencie and each other. planned to travel to that tiJI recogniltS TOKYO (AP) -Agroup of scholars who la ked enough information to justi- Muri will in tead increa e the militia' head- the rigorou ly Is- raised anger across Asia by gl ing over fy the warrant under the Foreign the taff working on privacy quarters in the lamic Taliban I~ Japan's wartime brutality in a junior high text- Intelligence Smveillance Act, said a i ue by 50 percent, aid ource outhem Afghan ership, is caught book now plan to write books for elementary law enforcement official who poke. familiar with hi plan. Thi is to city of Kandahar to a volatile iwati and high school, officiaJs said Wednesday. on condition of anonymity. enable the commi ion to police meet leader Mullah It supported tit The nationalist scholars are writing the Sent to ew York where a grand more Web ite and bring law- Mohammed Omar, Taliban until re· new books becau.se they believe that continu- jury is inve tigating the attacks, suit against violator .