UNNERSITY OF CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO THURSDAY, MAY 19,1988 VOLUME 64, #14 Jackson Crabtree rallies his to face faithful By SABRINA YOUMANS new trial Stlfll WrIt..- By DAVID BROOKS A crowd of I,SOO waited three Sttd/ Write hours for 1988 presidential candi­ date Jesse Jackson Tueaday at Overruling a lower court's Balboa Park for his first major decision, a Federal Appeals court rally in San Diego, where he on Friday reversed a dismissal focused on a need for improved against UCSD junior Kristen Mexican-American relations. Crabtree, who had been charged A diverse crowd of Latinos, with felony assault after biting Blacks, gay activists, students, FBI agent, M.arene Allison. and union workers waited patient­ Crabtree will have to face charges ly while Jackson was delayed by again on an undetermined date. last-minute campaigning in Last August, the Ninth Circuit Oregon, which he lost to District Court had dismissed Dukakia. charges against Crabtree after Jackson stumped for 40 concluding that "no reasonable minutes with a tailor- alie juror could find that Crabtree speech for the border city which The Che Cafe is now open for business after a rally held Monday to protest University actions. assaulted Allison or that Crabtree focused on Mexican-American used unreasonable force." relations and the importance of In reinstating tbe assault developing the Mexican econ­ Passes health inSRection charge, the Appeals Court claim­ omy. "Mexico is not back door­ ed that presiding District Court Mexico is next door. We're Chief Judge Gordon Thompson neighbors," Jackson said. He Jr. "exceeded [his] authority" by added, "When it rains in Mexico, Carruthers backs down at dismissing the charges during it tends to get wet in California. pre-trial motions. The bigher When the sun shines in Mexico, court agreed tbat "the district we tend to feel the heat in court's assessment of the insuf­ California. " protest; Che remains open ficiency of the government's Rev. Jackson suuested imple­ evidence may well be correct;" menting a plan in Latin America By A.M. BEZZERIDES county health inspector make ever, Barnard added that the however, Judge Thompson's similar to the Marshall Plan that AU«Mtte NfttI' Edit", suuestions yesterday on how to Che passed his inspection because decision was premature. poured billions of dollars into combat the Che-acknowledged of all the work the Che had done The Appeals Court criticized Europe following World War II. The Chc Cafc co-op success­ rodent problem. in the meantime. the prosecuting U.S. Attorney's "It's better to ha~e prosperous fully defied an administrative The county inspector, Jim In an interview yesterday, office for not devoting time "to neighbors instead of impover­ order to close last weekend when Shoemake said that it looked Carruthers said that although it more mentorious prosecutions" ished neighbors. As long as there they opened for a breakfast rally like much of the problem had is the Che's responsibility to while at the same time "sym­ is poverty in Latin America there Monda, morning, and it appears been taken care of, and "it looks "keep an environment that pathiz[ing] with the district will be a crisis on our border." the cafe will be open indefinitely. like the people there [at the Che] doesn't promote rats," he ad­ cOurt." In fact, the Appeals Court The dynamic speaker had the The rally drew about 100 Che and the University are working mitted that efforts on both sides agreed that ". judgment of crowd cheering as he stressed the Cafe co-op members and sup­ well together." were not sufficient. acqufttal could well be war­ cultural diversity and unity of porters. After a threatened march Che member and spokesperson According to Abouaf, the Che ranted" if the same facts pre­ both countries: "We both lin on his office, University Center Keith Abouaf made three de­ and the University agreed that sented at the hearing were pre­ See JACKSON, p.ae 7 Director Jim Carruthers met the mands Monday: (1) keep the the University would be respon­ sented at the later court date. group at the Che amidst signs . Che open; (2) develop a compre­ sible for sealing the kitchen from The Crabtree-Allison confron­ calling him a "rat" and demand­ hensive maintenance plan to rodents and that the Che would tation took place last May 14 ing his dismissal. prevent rodents' from entering be responsible for keeping the during an on-campus career fair. kitchen clean. After two hours of often in­ the kitchen and Che complex; See CHARGES, p.le 3 tense discussion, Carruthers and (3) initiate better University Abouaf said that the University backed down from his earlier Center Board and Che communi­ did not live up to its end of the cation. deal. "I told Jim Carruthers that Carruthers told the rally, "In it was reliance on him and his Inside... terms of opening, we all have the ' staff that led to the perpetuation IIRats don't know the same goaL .. Rats don't know of the problem." Abouat said. issues, they just know the issues. They just want to eat. Carruthers replied, "I don't I acknowledge that there has think there is a clean line of • Opinion 4 that they want to eat." been a tremendous amount of responsibility - it's a dual -Jim Carruthers effort on behalf ofthe Che, but I responsibility. I don't want to be 1 ne usual jumble from don't think the remedial methods in a position of pointing fingers." Hunter S. Thompson University Center worked." Although he said that he felt Director EH&'S inspector Bill Barnard, sorry for Carruthers in the rally, . F ••tur •• 8 who conducted the Che inspec­ and he did not like to see his VA prof commits tion on Monday, said the rat (Carruthers') name dragged art to memory decision and agreed to open the problem was the result of Che through the mud, Abouaf said, Che pending an Environmental negligence. "I still believe that there is an • Sport. 10 Health and Safety (EHAS) in­ "1 think we had a very serious intention of the University to spection that afternoon. problem because the people down contain the co-ops and reduce Women's waterpolo In addition to the EH&.S in­ there [Che members] weren't their power and size." takes 3rd at Nationals Jaokeon-supporter awaits his spection (which the Che passed), paying close attention to the Jeff &resford-Howe contributed candidate in Balboa Park. Carruthers also stipulated that a condithns," Barnard said. How- to this article. >. Thumllly. May 19. /988 3 1 Thursday. May 19. 1988 NEWS NEWS Student rides too much SHORTS Air / Space America '88 Tipsy Taxi services drained AWomans In an unrelated issue, the A.S. sented students. Jets roar through the skies over Brown Field in By DAVID BROOKS Career Fair to be held May sut/ Writ". announced that a shuttle service The A.S. annual budset, re­ 20 to help undecided students Otay Mesa, site of Air/Space America '88. One of will operate durina the holiday portedly in the 5530,000 range, Choice... the largest air shows ever held in the U.S., Air /Space season, transportina resident was submitted by President Dim­ America, featuring over 250 aircraft on display, A.S. President Maynard Dim­ UCSD students who haven't decided on a career mesdale announced last night students to the airport. mesdale and referred to the started last weekend. Aircraft range from World War A.S. Vice President External Finance Committee. can "pick the brains" of more than 80 professionals I biplanes to modern cargo and passenger planes, that UCSD's "Tipsy Taxi" service • Free Pregnancy 'Jesting representing various occupations who will arrive on Mordecai Potash informed the to the latest jet fighters. Among the highlights of the had been "drained" by one stu­ In other financial matters, the campus Friday, May 20 for the annual Career Fair. dent, completely ending the ser­ Council that Iric Vonn Spears, African American Student Union • Early Pregnancy 'R!sling aerial displays last weekend were Canada's military A.S. SAAC Outreach Program The representatives will spend three hours sitting at precision flying team, the Snowbirds, (below) vice until the end of the year. received SI,314 in seneral ~lIo­ • Pregnancy 'R!rminatkm tables outside the Career Services Center from II Accordina to Dimmesdale, the Director, has been asked to assist cation funds for a black student • General or Local Anesthesia performing the world's only nine-plane simultaneous U.C. Berkeley and University of a.m. to 2 p.m. discussing their careers with students. takeoff. Also featured was a U.S. C-5 Galaxy student whOle identity was not ceremony to be held on June Many are UCSD alumni who want to help stu­ disclosed, repeatedly used the Nevada-Las Veps in establishina 12th. • Affordable Birtb Control transport, the largest aircraft in the U.S. military similar prosrams. dents through the often difficult process of choosing arsenal (right). contracted taxi service as per­ New appointments were made • Diagnosis & Treatment ofSexually a career by sharing their own experiences. Students Air / Space America runs through this weekend, sonal transportation, incurring UCSD's Outreach Prosram is at last niahes meetina. Andrew 7t'ansmitted Diseases (STDs) can use this special opportunity to explore a wide from 8 am to 5 pm daily; the aerial displays take charges to the A.S. Service of a student run organization that Chane was appointed as the A. S. range of industries including engineering, computer place only on the weekends, however. Tickets are approximately $650. As a result travels to Southern California President'S representative to the and physical sciences; health and life sciences; visual $12 at the door or $1 0 in advance (students receive of these charges, Dimmesdale High Schools and Community University Center Board and arts and communications; legal and social services; a $5 discount). Call 584-6615 for ticket information. announced that the service must Colleges and discusses college Miyuki Kitamura was appointed sales and marketing; finance; education, library and be cancelled. opportunities with underrepre- A.S. Financial Controller. Family Planning Associates museum sciences and more. For more information, drop by the Career Servi­ Medical Group ces Center or call 534-3750. Charges Call tbe College Line Underwater Basketweaving class Contl.nued from pale 1 619' 535'1379 returns this Saturday According·to a court document LSAT GMAT for StUerU DiscO_Ill filed last Friday, Agent Anison Campus Recreation invites the entire campus was seated at an FBI career community to join us for Underwater Basketweaving information table when Crabtree this Saturday, May 21 , from 10 a.m. - 12 noon at began photographina her. Agent ___ AUTOPORT MALL MIRAMAR __ Canyonview Pool. You will learn the fine art of Allison asked Crabtree to stop weaving a basket while submerged in water. Call takina pictures when she was 534-4037 for more information. S7 for students and convinced that Crabtree and TOP 20% GUARANTEE Rec. card holders, and Sl2 without. fellow students ·"intended to Classes coming up for. nJM'S Master Mechanics provoke an incident with her ===== exclusively VoN and AUOI which Crabtree would capture JUNE 13 LSAT • JUNE 1a GMAT "A Great Wall" and "Becoming on film. "Once "Crabtree made it American" to be shown Friday clear that she intended to con­ Early enrollment discounts e Cia.... In San DIego tinue takiJla phot0Ir&Phs," Aaent Call for more information 1407 First Avenue Service" Repair The political film series continues May 20 with a Allison tried to forcibly remove showing of" A Great Wall" and "Becoming the camera from Crabtree in (800) aU5-3144 San Diego, CA 92101 Master Technicians American." order to "pin control of the .. A Great Wall" tells the story of what happens situation." At this point, after a VW • Audi • ASE Certified when a San Francisco businessman takes his thor­ brief struuIe, Agent Allison was oughly Americanized family back to the Chinese bitten on the finger by Crabtree. homeland he left thirty years earlier. When asked for comment "Becoming American" records the odyssey of a concernina the reinstatement of family of Laotian refugees as they travel and attempt assault charges apinst Crabtree, ------% to resettle in the United States. They face cultural FBI Special Aaent James I 20 ~I!~~,!~! : shock and prejUdice and their story provides a rare Bolenbach said that the issue personal insight into refugee resettlement issues and I I "was not an FBI matter" and is HAIRCUTS American society in general. "a court matter that has to do I I The movies begin at 7 p.m. and will be shown at with the Court of Appeals." by Susanne &; Charmaine I :ALL Il!c no charge in TLH 107. Crabtree commented that she Women 517 (reg. S25) I =- 1450 94941. : was simply "waitina [for the case] -Compiled by Susie Bee! to go back to trial." Men 514 (reg. S19) I Her attorlley, Bart Sheela III, Haircut" Hlpll,bt 550 (reg. S70) aim ... : BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed stated that "the government Haircut Ii Perm 550 (reg. 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Jennifer Phillip', Dniec Valentine familiarilY with Silicon O,aphics Shaken by the wild glitter in his eyes, I offered him $4,000 in cash SHENDL DIAMOND, OffIcr Ma".,~r ~,Adriana "Ivarez. Vi_n1 A.... rade. John von Alpen. Tina IRIS and/ or SUN workstations. AI'~ WIrIea b¥ aIofe on all...".l..., In "'.. ad. I to come up to the house and tell me his story on tape. It seemed MIKE MARnNEl, Advmis/nr INS/rMr Correia. Ana Gaha..... Sheryl Gard.n. Dorothy Itnapp. Pany Jellie. Ya .. Moinpour. Mindy Plot .. in, Eli .. Stabile. Wendy Slei· MUlt be willin. to travel. Salary • CIahmont Square 272-8808 logical at the time. J"he UCSD G... rtIiMt is published Mondays and n",ndaya dlllri ••• he nit. Samantha Walerman, Julie Weimler DOE. Nine hours later, after listening to 5is madness, and in the throes of academic year by aad (or 1M I.wltn" of UCSD. lcprochtct!on or UM: of 'hi. ne w'piper without permi.,," i l l1ri~ l )' prohibited -I MI, aU riplt re.rved. To be con.idered for Ihe above ~ La JoIJaVllIogeSqucn ~ I a hate-filled nervous breakdown, I caUed the sheriff and had him .",~ Gu.rll... il DOt rnponsiIM for unsohd tod ..n uteti,.. or Irt. Tloo VCIID c-. UI" to -. CA .,.,J -fa T'· taken away. He was a monster, a fanatic, and I was a fool at least Vlt. *, u pre,.d in .rhln, Ind in ."phits do not nen ...' lly rcpretcnt lhe ~ ; C.t"_ position, nil Lori Twitchell at 8'1" yA~ 11.. ~ :r::.~="=_~~:769 II oplnlonlof TIl, a.,.,d,.". 1M Una verslt, or C.lifornll IIOr , he MloaalH - , CII,,!Q4.- .:;,u ~ y. Inclnllal (Lumberyard) 942-0337 until May 28 : It might happen. Every once in a while one of these Sludmll or UCSD (805) 962·8117. Wa~efront i.ln ~ • NOfItI CounIy FaIr 745-9425 loonies will teU you the truth. We are, after all, professionals. Fqual Opr(lnunilv Employer. .------______J 6 Thursday, May 19, 1988 Thursdav. May 19. 1988 7 , NEWS I started a Jackson calls for better Mexico-U.S. relations community Continued from pa.e 1 point of his campaign. "Stop inscription several times, his voice of his campaign of re-investing Jackson were Assemblyman Pete together as brothers and sisten, drugs from comin, into the breaking and cracking with in the individual. "It makes more­ Chacon (D-San Diego); San health clinic .. and not die apart as fools." country, our bodies, and our emotion. "It didn't say give me sense to invest in prenatal care Diego City Councilmen Bob Jackson also commented on minds. Stop jobs from going your English-speaking only. If it and day care in the beginning, Filner and Wes Pratt; County the money given to the Contras out- invest in people." had said give me your English rather than jail care and welfare Supervisor Leon Williams; and in Nicaragua: "I would have spent He reminded the enthusiastic only, we would hardly have later on." Charles Reid, a trustee of the I constructed that same money chasing poverty crowd of the inscription on the enough people to fill Rhode "One year at San Diego High San DieHo Community ColleHe and ignorance." Statue of Liberty that reads: Island ... School costs $3,000, but one district. Also present were the Rev. Jackson combined the "Give me your tired, your hungry, Jackson made more specific year at San DieJlo County Jail local Jackson delegates. Musician a well. border issue with his own anti­ your huddled massed yearning references to San Diego while costs $20,000," he added. Jermaine Jackson attended as drug message that has been a to breathe free." He repeated the continuing to share the core issues Among those on the stage with well. I surveyed a r 'EDjoJ the Ju1desl, national park. I Burgers 111 town I I I I taught school. CLA OF'88 12 for 1 1 I coached track. 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HOW DOES MAKING DCSD Physical AARON, the artistic comJ:2uter $7.11 Computer-generated art Master Plan AN HOUR- ince January, the &rm of Skidmore. may be future fad Owings & Merrill and associates SOUND TO YOU? S has been working with a number By JULIE HEIMLER instructed the computer how to itself - the subject, the size, and of campus planning committees to create a c".,dUut Tiller. draw objects, rather he has the composition of the drawing. Thafs what AS Lecture Notes pays our comprehensive land use master plan that taught the computer knowledge The size of the drawing is large, notetakers, We have roughly 50 positions re~arding appearances. with an approximate width of will guide physical growth at UCSO. A fhe result ofthis, Cohen says, 20-30 inches, and length of 30-50 available for fall of 1988. Exactly which I magine it is the year 2000 and is that the drawings are "pro­ inches. presentation and status report by the you are standing in the Louvre duced by the computer, not with Although AARON is the only courses will be offered Is uncertain at this Museum in France, surrounded the computer." The computer computer of its kind in the world. point, which leaves you free to choose a consulting team. which promises to prOVide by beautiful paintings. Amaz­ has been programmed to under­ there are AARON clones on a glimpse into UCSO's future, has been ingly, what appears to be art stand parts of the human ana­ class to cover as a notetaker, To qualify for made by human hands is in tomy (and their legal range of scheduled for: reality art not only created, but movement), and how the parts the position, you must have already actually conceived by a compu­ interact in relation to each other, Top: J'UutII Art. pI'Ojmor ter. This seemingly unlikely sce­ Cohen said. Cohen's computer, HtrOId C...... ",j'rom completed your proposed class with a "B" OM 0/ 1I0DCIat. May 23rd nario may not be too far off in AARON, is also aware of the of tJw I4rpr ~. or better, the future. In fact, the beginnings physical behavior of humans, cr..,.tI by leU cOIIfp.,_r. of this futuristic vision have their and considers gestures and be­ AARON. A tlrtlwu,...m_ 4:OO-I:OOP'" ,ItI. 0". CtIIt ,._ lIP to two origins right here at UCSD's haviors of the body before de­ UebGw Aadltoa... visual arts department. signing the figure. All Cohen has /tow8 10 ", ••/pH tutti . Interested? First pick up a Job referral at the IWllltH. Career Center and then obtain an ... Sdlace BId.. AARON has been programmed to under­ application at the Lecture Notes OffIce ScIaool of IIecIfcIM stand parts of the human anatomy. It con­ (located across from the Food Co-op In the All Students, StaB', and Faculty who may be siders gestures and behaviors of the body Student Center), Applications will be interested in this planning effort are invited before desigining the figure. available Thursday, May 19th and are due to attend. by Tuesday,-May 31st. Harold Cohen, a visual arts to do is command the computer professor at UCSD, is at the to "GO" and the creation of the forefront of this innovative new artwork is started. art form. Cohen has created a The process of creating a public display at ·the Computer program for his Micro-VAX drawing can take anywhere from Museum in Boston, the IBM computer that enables it to 45 minutes to two hours, de­ Gallery in New York, and one to . ~------.. produce original drawings from pending on the lensth of time it open shortly at the Loa A,lgeles '***************************** its own knowledge. takes the computer to make the Museum of Science and Indus­ ~ * The program, which has taken drawing in its imagination, and try. Among the three systems. ~ * UCSD STUDENT PA CKA GE 20 years to reach its present the length of time it takes the approximately 15-20 drawings ~ state, is capable of drawing black drawing machine to actually are being created each day. * and white linear drawings of draw the piece. Cohen estimates that during the : FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE COURSE : human beings, plants,and rocks. Every aspect ofthe drawing is last five years 3,000 drawings ---Jlt..oVANTAGE CtfECKING--- According to Cohen he has not "thought out" by the computer were sold to people all over the : FALL QUARTER, J988 .: J- Year Introductory Offer world. Although the paintings created Rubes® By Leigh Rubin by Cohen's computer, AARON, ~ * have not yet been displayed at : FRONTIERS OF SCIENCE 14J : 200 FREE CHECKS the Louvre, exhibitions of the computer and its amazing skills NO MINIMUM BALANCE -- have been held at other museums : SIZE, SCALE AND S i RUCTURE : world-wide. In fact , during his : Instructor: Prof. H. seven-week show at the Tate Aret : NO MONTHLY FEES Gallery in London, Cohen sold .. Coun. Cod.: 1880 * almost 1,000 drawings. ~ T-Th 10100-11 :20 AM, HSS 2105 Harold Cohen, a highly re­ * Ask about our garded British nonrepresenta­ ~ tional painter, first came to Features Errata * "ADVANTAGE PLUS" UCSD as a visiting professor in : A n exploration of Morphology - from regular : The article entitled Working to Improve SDPD's Public 1968 and became interested in Relations (Guardian. 5/16) implied that the cases of Sagon ~ polygons to minimal surfaces to fractals - and a CHECKING computer technology. Four years * Penn and Cara Knott tarnished the reputation of the San ~ study of growth processes that produce patterns later this curiosity took him to Diego Police Department. In actuality, Cara Knott's murder * Stanford University'S Artificial involved, specifically, the California Highway Patrol but has : and struaures. Applications to Biology. PhysiCS. Chemistry, : ----PARTICiPATING BRANCHES---­ Intelligence·Laboratory where he had a negative impact on the image of law enforcement ~ Art, Computer Science, Engineering, Architecture, etc. was a visiting scholar for two agencies in general. Additionally, both Sagon and Cara were * ) It years. was from this experience misspelled due to a production error. ~ Many ideas from Mathematics and the Physical Sciences * LA JOLLA SHORES that Cohen was able to acquire The Guardian regrets these erron. enough computer knowledge to : are Introduced, but the treatment is kept elementary (e.g_ : 2151 Avenida de la Playa 459-9784 start work on the program for ~ calculus is not used,. Much of the course is motivated by .. AARON. Although Cohen says ,,------LA JOLLA he does not like the drawings to r-r------., D'Arey TI'lompson's classic treatise "On Growth and Form" * 1055 Torrey Pines Rd. 459-9741 be called "computer art," he has You dOD't have to clip into .. and its progeny. yet to find a permanent name for . • * them. ~ * UNIVERSITY TOWNE CENTER When asked about future ad- your coUe"e fund to .....ou ~ vances for AARON's capabili- • av I ~ Prerequisite. Background in Algebra and * 4315 La Jolla Village Dr. 455-7080 ties, Cohen replied that he hopes ~ Trigonometry * to create the next generation of "reat froun yo"urL ., .. computers with a three-dimen-. • Great American has many 24-hr. Tellers - plus your sional knowledge, a greater so- ~ r}! !'J ~ ~ Coune T.n TA McMahon and J. T. Bonner *.. Advantale Checklnl Passe.,,,, plcgs you into our phistication with regard to draw- ~ Iia wO" uri c,ri, ua i r - ing, and the ability to perform its v '/J" ~ On 51••• net ....., Scientific American Ubrary * nationwide network of Star System and Cirrus A TM's. own coloring. h th I t Although the 19th century may as e owes ~ * Minna SeUI be remembered for artists such ~ * Creat American Account Executive as Van Gogh and Renoir, and prices in town!!! ~ .. the 20th century known for 1030 Torrey PI ne s Rd . a t Herschel "'Jolla Your Advantage Bank Picasso and Warhol, perhaps the 1774 Game t Ave . .... -..a ***************************** 231-6469 21st century will be remembered We .. M-..., 1M .... ~ • "Well how about that! You're absolutely correct. for an "artist" named AARON ,.,..,ce.,ouCc...... ' Field mice don't have trunks! " and its creator, Harold Cohen. 10 Thursdlly, May 19, 1988 ThurllJay. May 19, 1988 11

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Intrlllfturlll So/tblll' Not~1 BudMIUI'I IntTlllfturlll Sun God SOIUI on t"~ Court The bragging rights for best dunker on PLAYOFfS are fast approaching as we So/tblll'Rllt/nll The most exciting play in the sport of campus was only part of the festivities. near June. Softball playoffs will start June basketball is the slam dunk. Many in the There was also a tournament title to be (GS of Moy 15) 5th and end the weekend before finals. To NBA have refined the art of dunking over won. After along day of preliminary games qualify for the playoffs you must finish in MEN'SAAA 7lEC. the years. "Jumping" Johnny Greene and and playoff action there were two teams the top half of your league, or in other 1. Slide It In 4-0 Connie Hawkins were the first flamboyant left to compete for the title, the defending words, the top four (4) teams in each 2. Choke 3-0 dunkers. Wilt was the original power dunk­ champs The Herd and the high flying Nor league make the playoffs. Remember, in 3. Grand Sam 2-0 er. In the 70's Dr. J elevated the art to Cal Connection. Before the game Herd the current Coed A leagues we are split­ 4. Slider Insider 4-1 another level. His launching pad was the captain Greg Kamansky wondered about 3. Deha Sigma Phi 1-0 ting the leagues up into two divisions for free throw line, and when he took off even the ability of the Herd (legendary chokers) 5. We Got Nine 4-2 the playoffs. In the Coed A leagues the top 6. Pre-Professionals 2-1 Micheal Cooper was getting out of the to repeat as champions. As the game two teams in each league will go into their 7. Phi Deha Theta 2-1 way. When Doc joined the Sixers they had began both teams were tenative, but the own playoff called the Coed A playoffs. All 8 Professor Longhair 3-2 to keep a running tally called the Dunk-O­ momentum swung toward Nor Cal when playoffs will be single elimination except 9. Fitz As Way Fat 1-1 Meter. The manchild Darryl DaWkins be­ Greg Kund followed a missed shot with a Men's AAA which will be double elimina­ 10. The Herd 2-2 gan labeling all his aerial acrobatics. Then high flying two-handed jam that brought tion. Playoff brackets will be posted by the MEN'SAA he began ripping rims off backboards. onlookers to their feet. The Herd's inability Intramural Office on June 1sl. 1. Soul City Thunder Pups 6-0 Just when everyone thought they had to hit from the outside proved costly as 2. The Esab Labers 5-0 seen it all in the world of jamming, along Nor Cal crashed the boards and got the '" 3. lilhes of the Field 5-0 came Larry Nance, Dominique Wilkins, ball to Matz, who fed Wagstaff, Tim Rapp, IAlNOUT ~ from the beginning of 4. G-Squad 3-0 Spud Webb and the new king. Michael Kund and Rick Batt. Kamansky and Co. the season have been rescheduled. If you 5. 9 Guys Named Moe 5-0 Jordan defies physics in his assault on the couldn't keep up with Wagstaff's crew. have not been contacted by the Intramu­ 6. No Action Jackson 3-0 basket. The next generation of jam artists The final tally was Nor Cal Connection 11 , ral Office about your game give Scott 7. Freud's Still A Virgin 5-1 will be hard pressed to top the current Herd 7. Berndes a call at 534-4037 and find out 8. "OJ" 3-1 gravity defying slammers. when your make-up games will be played. 9. Freeballers 5-1 10. Anderson 4-0 This past weekend at the Sun God Out­ Yes, we know Muir Field is a mine field. MEN'S A door Basketball Tournament UCSD's fin­ It's amazing that a year ago today Muir est backboard breakers had their chance 1. Spuds' Buds field had been closed for six months and 4-0 to swoop to the hoop. Just watching 2. Genuine Draft Board 4-0 was in beautiful condition. It just goes to warm-ups it was easy to tell that everyone show you how much use that field gets 3. Freak Brothers 5-0 4. Surf Beat was getting up just a little bit higher. The due to the lights. What are we dOing about 4-0 5. Los Olvidados 4-0 air must have been a little thin on Saturday (Records IltroUlIt Moy /6) it? The Grounds Department has prom­ 6. Sabut 'cause the Dunk-O-Meter was off the 5-0 AAA REC. ised to do a minor quick fix. It won't be 7. Big Kahuna 4-0 board as the monster slams rattled the Chavez Ravine but hopefully it will be bet­ 8. living A Nightmare 4-1 rims all afternoon. 1. Rectal Abies 4-0 2. Hcleus Squelch 3-1 ter. In August Muir Field is scheduled to 9. Last Stand 3-0 The pre-tournament favorite Nor Cal 3. Wet Inner Phi's 3-1 close again for two months of major 10. Euker"s Bench Warmers 2-0 Connection set the tone for slamming and renovation. 4. Robert Vacheron's Spermheads 2-2 jamming early. Louie Matz and Andy Wag­ 5. Swim Fags and Fage«es 2-2 staff sprung loose on a 2 on 1 break. Matz AA '" tossed it up near the hoop and the trailing For those who haven't driven by the Wagstaff took the elevator to the top floor, 1. Someone Horked Our Clothes 4-0 new North Center Recreation area lately grabbed and slammed with authority. Kevin 2. Slippery When Wet 4-1 you won't recognize it now. The fields that 3. Sillin' In The Hole 4-0 Stewart was shakin' and bakin' on the the Chargers will be using are almost 4. W.A.G.N.F.N. Again 3-2 baseline all day, bringing down the house ready to play on. The facility that the team 5. Wet Dreamers 2-1 with dunk after dunk, but his Cutting Edge is building for the university is almost A squad came up a couple bucs short and completed. It stili looks a mess and IS 1. Wet The Hell 3-0 months from completion, but you can get bowed out in the semi-finals. Gorden McNeil stuffed everything in Sight inClud­ 2. Powerful Pond Scum 4-0 an idea of how large the facility will be. : ()EDAAA 3. Viperdogs From Hell Return 4-0 ing one defender who tried to slow him Now if we only had a new Recreation 1 Dnve The Gap 4-0 4. Bubbling Seamen 4-0 down, but his Inside & Out club was elimi­ building to accomodate the overflow of 2 Sloth 5-0 5. Passing Water 4-0 nated early. Kirk Kramer, Brian Hutchens, people wanting to use our indoor facilities. 3. The Coed Soft-Balls 4-0 6. Fish Out of Water 4-0 At that lime our recreation complex would 4. Stroke It 4-1 Fred Davis, Nick Capauno, Thor Decker, 7. Ruff House .-0 8. Mallard Ducks 3-1 be complete. 5. Team Schaeflight 3-1 Marvin Thompson and Chris Shen all pro­ 6. Seventh Year Studs 3-1 vided aerial displays never seen before 9. Honeybutt & Friends 3-1 10. Super Whales Plankl;>n 3-1 ~ 7. Buttwarts 3-1 here at UCSD. & 3-1 Our women's basketball players are not 8. Padres Still Are Great 9. Stand Straight In The Box 3-2 one-dimensional athletes. They have a 10. Ma i Tais " 3-3 women's softball team that is awesome. They have outscored their last two oppo­ COEDAA nents by the incredible margin of 86-1 . 1. Mickey D's 3-0 Hard to believe! 2. We're Outta Here 4-0 3. Essie's lumber Co. 2-0 ~ 4. Yo\:, Wish. Bye 4-0 For those of you sticking around for the 5. Bosco's Bombers 3-0 6. We Score With 33 Inchers 2-0 r summer, Intramurals doesn't stop when 7. The Happy Hats 4-0 the school year is over. No sir! We have 8. Genuine Risk 3-0 TEAM OF THE WEEK lots of intramural softball to be played in 9. The Babes like Deep Flies 3-0 the summer. We start at the beginning of 10. Mathechlsts 3-0 July and go to the end of August. We also WOMEN have Floor Hockey and Indoor Coed Six­ person Volleyball. Come on out and join 1. Softhands for Softballs 2-0 us. 2. Roundballers 3-0

Tile Bud Pound~rs PoU (1M Volleyboll Ronkingl) COEDAAA COMMENTS 1. Shut Up And Lose 15-0 Most arrogant team in IMs 2. Kadang 7-5 Wish their spikes went KA-BOOM 3. It's Not That Hard 8-7 So how come you're just over .500? 4. Y- COS2X+2SIN2X+X 8-4 Good players : success. Period. 5. Six Benchwarmjlrs 10-4 Still trying to make first string COEDAA

1. Paust's Flaming Ball 11 -1 Still on fire 4 R Newt shown aboIIe. Top L-R: ~Iy "Put Me In thr P b" ~, DIng thr IIIng ~, 2. VB Fever 13-2 Warming up, but can't get hot carrick "Faa va," Br~er, Mike "01_ a Hodcey Slick" BradII!y, Joel "Before and ~" 3 Serving Minors 10-2 Should be serving bad passers Umonoez, Rod "Rocket" Oamblltt. Below (L-RI: MIce .-~. Kappas, Scott ''Yo-Yo'' 4. Bump from the Rear 11-1 Hope It feels good Rommel, Craig "The 1M God" ~ . Not shown: .JoeI"'Jhe italian SlaIIion" GIacalone, Craig 5 Something Stuped 13-2 Who let you into UCSD? "I'm At Work" Gross, ChIp 'WlInniI B Jordan" NorreI. 6. ThiS Spikes For You 9-0 Bud Man's favorite 7. Dr Feelgood & Halfpint 10-2 Just a half pint away from greatness 4 R NftYI' and NOR CAL CONNEcnON 8. Slam It In Hard 12-3 Not too hard, now. It might hurt. Indoor Soccer lnIr.... ur ...... 9. Dr. Moreau's Finest 10:2 Still giving clinics This ~k's Bud Tl!am goI!S not to one. but tINO tl!ams that compl!tl!d In the Sun 10 PHA-Q 11 -4 Former dynasty team has bollomed God Intramural Baskl!tball and Indoor SocCI!f Toumaml!llts. COED A This year's outdoor baskl!tball toumaml!llt prOll'l!d I!xdtlng with the Nor c:.I 1 Little Rascals 12-0 Always looking for trouble Connection bl!atlng THE H~RD in the finals. Nor cal po~rl!d through the 2 Eddie's KISS 13-2 Could give you a disease 3 Do or Diehards 11 -1 Slill dOing with 3 weeks to go tournaml!flt like a tl!am pos~ssed . All the tl!ams played bl!ttl!r than t!VI!f bI!forl!. It 4 MMM MM Good 11 - 1 Needs to be better seemI!d as though I!VI!IJ'OIlI! wasjumping a foot highl!r than usual. 5. Nancy Smokes Crack 11 -4 Her astrologer says so ~ Indoor Soccl!r tournament Open DIvIsion was filled with ~rcl! cornpl!tltlon 6. USA Team ReJecls 10-2 Stili dreaming of Seoul with •• ~ dl!thronlng last year's champs 6 LARGE PEPPERONIS 5-2 in the 7 Fred's Not PlaYing 8-1 ThaIs why you guys are Winning •. 8. Bud Team of the Week 12-3 You wish-win again and we'lI see final gall'll!. ThI! tl!am was made of mostly Intl!fcolll!glatl! players who won on 9 Team Tomba 10-2 Love 10 hear 'La Bamba I!motion. This tl!am's nail'll! and thus victory was dl!dicatl!d to thI!Ir pi!( salamandl!r 10 Jolly Balls 12-3 HaVing a gay old lime in IMs! that rl!Cl!ntly passl!d on. Congratulations to the winnl!rs. lNIllud"l Pew You. The Iud Page I. a paid odYertIaing aectton 'Of' Coast Dlstrlbuttng .

.. .. The Arts and Entertainment Section 1 Volume 18 May 19, 1988 Number 7

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I first saw an advertisement Goanne Whalley) after it, so cage" for his crimes. After some fabulous battles, eer. Ron Howard does an apt for the movie "Willow" long its spirit can be exorcised, He swears that he will care (one with a terrific two­ job, but it is hard to see his ago, around the middle of never to return to threaten her for the baby if Willow frees headed, fire-breathing dragon) influences. This movie is pure January. It was a great ad, reign. The baby winds up in him. He does, and regretfully good triumphs over evil (I Lucas. showing swords and sorcery, the land of the Nelwyn, peace­ leaves the baby in Madmarti­ don't think that gives away the "Willow" has everything knights and maidens, and all fullittle people who are mainly gan's hands. Willow heads ending). that anyone could ever desire the usual fantasy stuff. That farmers and miners. home glad to be free of the There have been so many in a movie. Adventure, ro­ was the first thing that piqued Willow Ufgood (Warwick baby. bad fantasy movies that many mance, comedy, and drama my interest, because I have Davis, first seen in the role of The fates have other things people will be hesitant to go are all included. Seeing this always been a fan of the pure Wicket, the star Ewok from in mind, unfortunately for and see this one. "Willow" movie is like being thrust into adventure movie. The second "Return of the Jedi") finds Willow. Together with Mad­ has the same quality that sets another reality for two hours. thing that really caught my the baby, and it is decided that martigan and two tiny Brow­ the "Star Wars" trilogy above Jbat is how comR,letely Lucas attention was the announcer Willow must bring the baby nies, our unlikely hero is given all the other space movies, a and Howard have succeeded. intoning, "From the creative back to big people, the Diaki­ a quest to bring the baby to a great and never-ending atten­ This is the best movie of minds that brought you "Star nis. The expedition eventually secret castle where it will be tion to detail. Each scene is a 1988 (so far) and everyone Wars"and "Cocoon. .. "mean­ meets Madmartigan, (Val safe from the clutches of Sor­ feast for the eyes and imagina­ should see it. The ad's line is ing George Lucas and Ron Kilmer, who I am told, is not sha and Queen Bvmorda. tion. correct. Forget all you know, Howard. as good looking here as in his Along the way, Madmarti­ This is where George or all you think you know, George Lucas is sort of role as "Iceman" Kazansky in gan falls in love with Sorsha Lucas' genius shines through. about all other previous fan­ like Steven Spielberg in my "Top Gun") a Diakini who and persuades her to betray He wrote the original story tasy movies and go see "Wil­ opinion, and he can do no has been left to die in a "crow's her mother and join them. and was the executive produ- low." It is a cut above the rest. wrong. I also enjoyed what Ron Howard did with "Co­ coon" and "Splash." I was ready to put down five and a Santana, su mejor gTUPO en mucho tiempo half bucks for this movie. But then, as this tantalizing trailer by jeff berelford.. howe ended, the announcer came opinion editor back on; "Coming to a theater near you this May." Lyrical ideas were infrequent and anywhere. His playing on some of two or three best rock bassists on the I almost had a heart attack, in Spanish, hits were few land far the bluesier "Salvador" tunes is the planet. but I swore to be patient, and between and the headliner was maybe most tasteful stuff he does. And, the highlight of the show was the third belt soloist in the band, a vibes solo during the first encore by eventually May arrived, and Santana has pared down his band maybe fourth. Chepito Areas, usually on the tim­ so did "Willow." I must say, for a tour built around his new it was worth the wait. There was also a dippy speech ,bales. album, "Blues for Salvador;" his One note: Playing at a Cinco de The story is pretty much about crossing the border from Tijuana to the land that has given sextet in his best band in years. Mayo festival at Berkeley's Greek standard fare, paralleling a lot They're playing new, instrumental Theater, Santana talked about El of the ideas in the original Carlos Santana the chance to play his Latin-blues-rock hybrid, and make tunes almost exclusively, eschewing Salvador and the inspiration behind "Star Wars," but putting them classics like "Black Magic Woman" his album; here in San Diego, the in a fantasy setting. The pro­ lots of money doing it. It was still a great show Friday and "Oye Como Va." border crossing speech was all he phecy says that a child will be It's a measure of the band's inten­ delivered. born that will bring about the night at SDSU's Open Air Amphi­ theater, the kind of eclectic, musi­ sity that in an evening ofloose arrange­ Whether he omitted the reference demise of the evil Queen ments and traded solos, Santana fin­ because San Diego reminds him of Bavmorda Uean Marsh, of cianly evening that has come to char­ acterize the Northern California ished a contender but out of the the old days or from fear of alienat­ PBS's "Upltain Downatain"). money. music scene. ing conservative SDSU students, this The Queen rounds up all Chester Thompson played beauti­ ostrich-like city could have used the the pregnant women in her Santana himself was not com­ fully-drawn, soulful keyboards and reminder of the struggle that so con­ kingdom, but when the child pletely outclassed; you can make a Aphonso Johnson demonstrated sistently informs Santana's music is born, it is smuggled away. case that he's the best blues guitarist several times why he is one of the and projects. The Queen sends her beauti­ ful warrior daughter Sorsha I on my own] I really wanted passionately about some of ter than many in the past. someone there to bounce off his favorite U.S. tour stops. "There is much more of an goings-on Sweeney sings Post-punk Peter of, so I called those people "New York and the big spots organic band entity on stage, ------Arlysrnoll. producers. With Simon Rog, give off quite a buzz because it's really more powerful this • 250.(. OFF medium or large I and one's ears to a deadly bv larry weintraub' ~ tion with Bauhaus, Murphy ers, however, he actually did you get that whole concentra' time around." • Ie, frozen yogurt I bv eleanor ca.tillo hiatw writer sounding music as the com­ hiatw writer spoke affectionately, .. It produce the album, but by no tion similar to London and Murphy proved true to pany performed the opening doesn't really bother me. 1 means was it a situation that Paris and all those music capi­ his word as he displayed an • I Neofest, the Sixth Annual Friday the 13th brought the ballad. The second scene Amid the dyed hair and actually see it as a very natural he took the whole thing over tals. But I really like playing intensive amount of energy • I Festival of the New Arts, chill of death into the air as ney Todd, the remorseful clothing that thinM ti:ll!t hapPens. and made it sound exactly as cities like Cincinnati and Pitts­ during the ninety minute set. • I presents a diverse and chal, movie theatre presented olt!!!lllllll barber on most of the young audience " If you've been a part of a he liked; it was a real collabora, burgh which are really un­ Jumping around constantly I I lenging group of works that opening night of "Friday was wearing Sunday night at band, and a very strong part of tion." known areas and there is probll­ only to stop suddenly to strike I I exemplify new performance 13th Part V II" to haunt San Diego's North Park Thea­ that band, and that is what Citing his live performan­ bly a concentration of only theatrical poses similar to of the '80s. Sushi hosts two buffs. But the San Diego tre, I couldn't help but feel you are most Icnown by in that ces as a vital and energetic part three to five hundred people those of and Peter 1VOId with ony other oIfe<. J=+J~~I world premieres in conjunc, out of place. The near capacity ofhisartistry, Murphy spoke who know of me in that whole Gabriel, Murphy recited rna, • Toppings not included Ule I. drama dl'loal~nll'l1k11 point in time, then 1 can. One coupon to 0 tion with Neofest. On Friday crowd had turned out to see understand why commercial city. terial primarily from his new I customer ExpIres 5/22/83. I and Saturday at 8 p.m. see England's post,punk leading people play on that to get " I also love playing to peo­ album. I Houri: 11-10:30 Mon.-Thurs. I John Fleck, a hyperacting man, - some' attention. I am pretty confi, ple who haven't experienced Proving to give more of a 11-11 Fri. & Sot. I tour,de-force, in two works, one who until only a week dent that it will disappear when me or what I've done. For in' self-choreographed perfor, •I 12-10:30 Sunday 1:EE2:::t::=±::::j I "I Got The He,Be,She-Be's" ago I knew very little about. it needs to." stance, we played Pittsburgh mance than a concert, Murphy and "I Remember." On Sa­ Braced with knowledge and the place was fifteen added the welcome element of turday and Sunday at 8 p.m . gained from a phone interview Trying to sidestep the sub­ hundred capacity and we got a vivacious energy rarely ------see "There are 206 Bones in with ¥urphy earlier in the ject of Bauhaus I kept the five hundred in. I performed matched by other music acts. the Human Body" performed escape singer ot Gothic supergroup questions geared toward Mur­ as much as I would anywhere In a time when bands seem by Las Gringas, five 'San urpin (the tacular performance, I awa­ phy's latest album, "Love in that situation, and the less and less interested in Diego women concerned with man for Todd's ited his appearance anxiously. Hysteria," and his tour sup' audience gave off the reaction showmanship as opposed to the effects of the upheaval in false criminal charges). From his hotel room in San porting it. In regard to his use as though they'd experienced lifeless performances, Mur, of numerous producers on his Central American on the The musical then takes Francisco, the former lead something special. It was really phy is a welcome change. mothers and ·children. The setting is 19th ce numerous twists and turns as singer of Gothic supergroup solo projects, including Simon a wonderful gig, the fans made Having mastered this tech­ London, and the curtain rose Todd seeks to avenge the death Bauhaus, Peter Murphy Rogers on" Love Hysteria," more noise than most. II nique, Murphy utilizes it in a to expose one's eyes to a of his wife and the cruel spolce freely about his current Murphy explained, "When I Before ending the conversa­ fashion that places him in a graveyard and burial scene, See BARBER, pale .. and past associations. In re, was in Bauhaus, I'd have other tion Murphy promised that category with a very select gard to his constant affilia- people to bounce off of. [Being this year's tour would be bet' few. 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2 hiatus May 19 1988 May 19 1988 hlalus 3 from London. The produc, Denning trading off the lead, colors "Red," "Blue." tion later ends with a surpris, ing roles of the Beggar Woman Annex Art "Green," "Yellow," and ter, Barber ing and bloody conclusion. and Mrs. Lovett, and John The six rectangular com' tiary color, "Blue,Green." postitions of the "Thomas" Curt Thomas paintings are Continued from pale 2 The musical stars profes, Bell stages ensemble scenes exhibit are covered with cloth clean and perfect. But the treatment of his 15 year.-old sional New York actor Ran, and is the choral director. The and acrylic. They are pre' lines offer no softness, except daughter Johanna, now under dolph Messing as Sweeney San Diego premiere is under for the nuances of emotion the guardianship of Judge Todd, and features 26 students the direction of university in the rich color of each Turpin. The joining of Todd from SDSU's drama depart' faculty member Jim Christian. work. The works, without and Mrs. Lovett is horrify, ment. Twenty~ight students Final performances of borders to hold in the white' ing as he cuts the throats of his are working on the produc, "Sweeney Todd, the Demon , ness of compositions, seem clients (now working as a suc, tion '5 technical portion. cessful barber in his old shop ), Barber of Reet Street" can be to bleed onto the white wall, Four of those students seen from Thursday, May 19, Guardian creating an optical illusion of and she uses them to make involved are in the drama Saturday, May 21. Tickets are dominantly white but sharp a heat wave of whiteness. meat,pies for her customers. department's acclaimed pro, $7 and $9 and can be pur, vivid lines and blocks of color The show runs until May Todd's plans are threatened gram for Master of Fine Arts chased by calling 265,68843 cut through them. Each 20. The Annex Gallery hours when Anthony falls in love in Musical Theatre: Michael from 12,4 p.m. weekdays, and paintin& represents and is are from 1,5 p.m. daily. titled from the p rimary __brin. youman. with Johanna and vows to Detroit in the role of Tobias, at the box office the evening of marry her and take her away Sandra Wells and Pamela the performance.

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