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Opinion/Forum Valley VOices; Stupid DAI LY- sex-crazed students. See pages 4, 5. News Professoc gets grant; Job Fair coming. Seepage 3. h t t p : 11 s u n d I a I . c s u n .-e d u Thursday MARSH DEFEATS CERNA Outsiders ups~t incumbent by narrow margin of nine votes

ByUfilEY~ a1d DANIE.LE COHEN MzNging F.dilor and Slaff Writer

In a major upset. Team Associaled's Brallley Marsh and Jon Halemi defeated incumbent Associated Students President Vladimir Cttna and running mrue Janie (JJ.) Jones by just nine voces in a runoff ek:ction beJd on Tuesday and Wednesday. Upon bearing the tesults, Marsb and Halemi were elated, falling to the floor in shock. "I'm amazed," said Marsh, who receiWid 700 of the 1,391 VOleS cast, with only ooe absteo- 600. '1 thought it would be close. We had a loc of support. ., met """" students the past - days than in the past three yean," Said Marsh, who said be leamod """" about the c:aq>uS from talking to students than he would - "just sitting in .. office." A stunned Cerna, who receiwd 691 votes, said be - · vozy swprised by the outcome. He lllribuled the loss to students who may have thought he was a lod: for the prosideocy. "!be problem is that people llnodley--Jon--lnthllrupMI vl"!"'Y .,...1ncu_-...ir Cerna- 111nnlng _...... , (J.J.)-. got too coolideot that we w..,, 1oing to win, and they dido•t iot to do with the way they led caught up in proc:edwu." Cerna VOie." Cerna said. their campalgn. said. ., hope - hold them "We migbt DOI have had the WW'e. didn't win on our own," accountable for what they VOleS." Cerna said, "but I know Hart:mi said. "We had the help of promi5"1." lhll we had the people behind us. all the-. Wetallrmtoevezy Jones shared Cerna'• concems ... I hcxady believe we did a good orgaolzatiOD 11 this school we far the coming administralioo, joo." ccukl lhllllt of. saying '1'm not disappoineed th8I "We led as clelll a campaign as (we) Jost, but I am disappoinllld Voter turnout we could,• llalemi said, refmiog with who's going to be the new llrlllllJlbl*/Jma.-l. ~.... AA1•1 ..... The biab ..,... IUmOUt contin- to the campaign violalioos be and admioistralion." ,. ~ filed Jones said and Hatemi Marsb againsi the Marsh ~C.../ Jlllle."J,J.• J9m&-UALll.-ltl uedwidl -S2 mono · lasl llllldeou - ·· votingeloctioos for REAL Raults ticUt. didn't take their ~gn seri- jllaideat dariac the rooolf, - ously and lack the experience to et ill the origillll eloctioo. Dirty politics do a good job. Mllllb Ind lflfaDi said they .Marsh and llatemi llCCUsed AIM:' Pl Cerna llld Jones ot viollling A.S. Bitter ,pppooeots km"'. they had Ill uphill - I duria&tbo- Eloc:lioo Code procodares, includ- "Ibey saw this as a populaity ~ "ll's • lllld ill MIY nee ID nm ing wnmaful ol ...... -·she aid. "lb them it ...... illcambeot,. Mmb poign Ilion llld ao6cilllioo ol wufunllldpas. as president and vice ptesideOL that Ibey were elected was said. "We wse down ISO WJIO$ ...... They - lllod 11 griev- "Ibey might - they know - said they would also becauoe Ibo student body waollld lllllwe!IOllli>1111b11palot." - ill Ibo pm week. the proc:odura aod policies of Ibo follow thorough with their new blood. The ..... spent. the - Cerna called Ibo alloplions A.S., but they don't have a clue." promise not to sock a secood tam '1 lhllllt people .., side o( DOI ~dao-lllddao "fta.oulliol." Jonosaid. in ollice. oeeiag oaytbing productive com- - llyils to - up .... dif· Mlllb llid ClqllligD proco- Halemi said SIUdem "'"' feel Marsb and Hatemi said their ing oot of A.S." .._ .. confideul in their oowly eleclod immodialo plllls 8R! to take a The candidalngton o.c.• memorial ieveal bis

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News · Thunday,Aprll 17, ltt7 • , CSUN professor honored for her poetic excellence By CHARLES ESHUN Cmgi.ss. Hsvatd Uoiwniiy md y<>11baYe1D11D10USido.asmdmore Slaff Wriler lbe-.Poeuyl'alMll. iqJclm. lhat ylained Dorodly Banai, CSUN -- die !bat SIUdmlS usu- of l!ogliBb. was are polessor S-poet ...... RdJc:rt Plmlcy, ally - it Ibo - way around. aw,..ied $20,000 from tho wbidl die describes as ooe of ht< tbioking Ibey baYe IO Fl - Nalioml ~ far Ibo Aris gi.-...-. DBic in Older IO be rocogniml. ""10lldy far bs COOlribulioo md She bas - two boob, Ibo -·•-furbtrSIUdmls .,..,....,. in poecry. finl one ddod "All of Ibo Abave" - - them JWO¥idiug ..... Banai, 40, bas llUgbt 11.CSUN published in 1991 md .,,,. l'tlst - -...-. of bmdf CeMd at CSUN. wed< M.A deg= in fine - in poeUy "CSUN bas g;....., me immeose ''Dorocby is ODO of our most wriling from Ibo Univenity of support,. she said. ""°"" ..i finest - wriling -•Amblsst Sbo bas woo 1be CSUN aalive ail1eagues ..i the depll1naa is Barresi, who was born in awad OD two """"""" occasions, tbrilled lhat she's i-i recogoi2IOCI Bu8illo, N.Y. md raised in Akron, somedling she describes with pride. at the - leYel," Hall said. Ohio bas R>CeMd numorous inYila- Advice she offm IO poeUy SIU- Bamsiismaniodmdaroocber tioos 10 speak md 10 ..,.J poeUy at - is IO first dovelop a kM of of a lW

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• Thunday,April 17, IH7 Opilion

Editorials First it was lawyers on camera, now it's a jury emember a couple of years We saw the way a camera trans- back, that ex-football great formed a judge and other servaots of kilJed his wife or some- the couns into wannabe movie stars playing for the general audience. What thing like that. Every now 1'08ACC.0 llllU.1 and then you could catch a should have been a serious civil prcr M1~1oe:isoJ•~ couple of minutes of the counroom cceding turned into a mock media cir- C'AO yEAA.!? R cus. WEIJ. .... :rov.aio ... saga on the evening news; CNN C\len NUP\~R£~ L . had a few clips from time to time. Obviously, not every trial involves a -rhe O.J. Simpson case did ooe thing: celebrity like Simpson, yet cameras It invited America, and "in some have the adverse aft'ect of bringing out instances the world, into a court of law the performer in everyone. to wilness first band the courtroom How can a jury sit there and make shenanigans of lawyers. judges and a rational decisions and engage in a defendant playing for the camera. proper debate on the evidence when Following the trial, puodilS protest- they have a television· camera and ed the network television attention lights shoved in their faces? claiming it tainted the trial for all Besides. the American public have involved. Who knows? Maybe they already been ex.posed to jury room were right. Nooetbeless, the one place procedures. In 1986. lhe PBS series the camera may truly have been appre- .. Frontline" toolt cameras into the jury room in a documentary imagina- Noontime concerts offer ciated is in the jury room, more than se\ICral people were left wondering tively entitled .. Inside the Jury what exactly that wacky dozen talked Room." about. With a cable s1ation devoted to noth- students something sweet Well , CBS puts an end to the curios- ing but live coun coverage (Coun TV), i1y with "CBS Repons: Enter the Jury America has become obsessed with By JOSHUA MOLINA . Room /• a two hour news documentary live lelevision coverage. Editor in Chief For CSUN students. seeing him in that follows ao Arizona jury beginning Let judges and lawyers do their jobs, coocen was a golden opponunity for with the selection process all the way and lel juries render their decisions Malthew Sweet dazzled hundreds of people to get a glimpse of a big-time up to the verdict. without yielding lo the stress of a live people by performing songs from his act, tint band oo their campus. This may be interesting for the gen- television crew. lo the end "the only one Jatesl album, Wednesday in lhe While everyone seems to be talking . eral public, but is this aoy good for lady who really suffers from all this gliiz University Student Union's Coun of about how CSUN lacu unity among ilS justice? and glammer is the defendant. Community. students, elforu to bring well-known Yes, Matthew Sweet. entertainment ocatwaru like Sweet IO The world-renowned eotertailll!t campus ano at leut a step in the right played a flee show for CSUN students. directioo toward eatabllabing a unified Segregated dorms just The show was the latest e1ample of campus identity. SPACE'• dedication to bringing enter- Most atadents arrogantly •huffle tainment to campus and a reminder that right by the Wednesday noontime con- they have the luxury to see free nooo- cert 111.ge set-up witboat even batting build more hate walls timc coaceru every week. an eye. To them, it is jail that concen SPACE ofllcials Scott Blugrind and thing that ~every weelr.. hbougb it's nl suppoo- 1997 Claude Hebroa have been very inspira- CSUN students sboald feel privi- eclly people le lllOle llJlerant If people see tional in organizing shows for the hard- leged Ibey hayq~nity to see of eacb other's lilaiylos. the working student body. class acts on campus. levels of baaed nl inloler- something wrong For SPACE officials to setUtity view If people - -..... - - people wbo .., py and ...... tb&I ii ICbool lllODJd ...... ,...,. u a -- in lenath- Individuals may of the SIMldial editorial lbolr prablem. llOD. Whoa die cbi&» r.11, _,...-is not have more than one let- bolnl and lie not aeceasari- Gay ...... people ...... t blve IObeboaolt. IOnlltOD ...... If__,. oll'eadl...,.poaplo. dlolla ter published within a two ly those of tbe journalism people - IO awoid ...... Ille IBllin- ..-....g - ...,,_ lbODld deal weet period. If the writer deputmeat. Other views on wltb. . does not include identifica- the opinion lllF 11e those Wlloa ,_ blve IO _,,... people 10 SepinliDa people wbo - dllinlll -form llappi-. it's a plOd sip tb&I tion by CsUN ID number, of the individual writer...... -.-.... dlvlliOD. .... "' -·sa hi& pralllem - -iety...... ------..,------Thundap,AprllForum 17, ltt7 • Maybe Generation X is just a bunch of losers By SIMON READ conducted a core dru1 and alcohol sur- sororities claimed 50 percent. belined tllal alcohol "facilitated -D- Oplalon Editor vey IDIODI a random sample of 843 So what do these fl1ore1 1a11e1t? al activity," 83 percent of tbe stadeats 11aden11. -Probably that Generation Xis aoing surveyed expreased concern over aex- CoUeae students have 1001 been' tbe Tbe conclasloa1 were somewhat to pow up to flnd itself plapecl with ual UA81t. tarpt of cert.in srereotypes perpetnal· iotoxicatina. It lllnl• out only 46 per- rampant, sex starved, former-fraternity It wowld be ioterestina to see ed by tbe older aeneration who view cent ot atadeata expre11ed concern brotben and slaten and what nots 111•· wbetber Ibis 83 percent conaillled of dlelr spawned seed u notbln1 more over alcohol abase and other drug zliD1 beer for • aoocl lime. tbe S7 percent of studenll who dlu a 1eneratioo of alcohol ravaged usage. Or aometbina like that. believed alcohol enhanced social booU1an1, obsessed with the panalt of Twenty percent of 11Uden11 claimed 11'1 not aacommon to here younger activity. IOJL with alcohol women became sexier, 12 folk complainlo1 about die way older Moat perplexina is tbe fact a oajor- Well, a recent survey condnCled by percent claimed men ·blicame -ier fo~ Yin! lllul. Well, Ibey can't com- ity of CSUN 1111dea11 are coacemed the Stndent Health Center be~ at wbile 39 percent said ii facilitated sex- plain now: If Ibis survey is repnseota- with uualts, vandalism and barul- CSUN bu proved tbe older folk to be ual activity. tive of tbe majority of Geo Xen the ment. ... correct, appareody, And tbe blgell surprise: 79 per- w~rld i1 goioa to be in a sorry state . No kiddioa. if mo11 of your peers Al reported lo Wecl(IOSday'1 Dolly cent claimed alcohol contumptioa wu 11'1 l11tereadn1 to note that wblle an are walking around plutered, bad SUlldlol, the Student Health Center tbe center of social life in fraternities; overwbelmia& number of 1tadeat1 lhinaa .., -nd to llappeo.

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• Thursday, Aprll 17, 1997 That's Bnkrtainment! Thunchlr, April 17, I '97 • ·Matthew Sweet Five provides ·an original rocks noontime and eccentric sound for listeners By LFSLEY GOLDBERG You," Sweet charged the crowd Managing F.dilD< wilh quick-paced guiws and By PAUL KERSH on drums and oo tioo as the sound is stimulating rus, comes across as something While ba. bass, is sttoog, bannonic lyrics. St.affWriter unique in the seruc lhat while at the same time not overly straight out or a Bee Gee's song- appeared at such alremative More lhao 400 studeots rod«ti perfec1 in so Wilh some funky, spiraling Yet dcspirc the letdown of Reading Festival in England, compositions to take center stage. Amen" shines for both its eccen- two ttacks, lhc album as a . their frantic and imaginative mooies of Maahew Sweet during mlll)' ways" and "You shook! work from lead vocalist and these Recorded at the Chapel Hill tticity and Folds' piano work, it whole is quite enjoyable. Wednesday's ooontime coocert in ..... m... IO feeVYou didn'1 get group leader Ben Folds, brand of rock 'n' roll may actu· home of Folds, "Whatever And the University Student Union your say ... You're over it,'" Swee1 "Whatever and Ever Amen" is an does have some low points, most "Whatever and Ever Amen" ally marl< them as truly alterna- Ever Amen" benefits from a down ootably on the songs "Fair" and jumps from the catchy, bluesy to Court of Commlnity. provided momenis duu anyone eccentric mix of widely. imagina- tive most mainstream music. home, natural aimosphere not "Kare." While bolh songs high- opening track to the longing, rrwcb Sweet operm bis set will! wbo•s been in Jove can relate 10. tive llWSical styles lhat while hard With so music becoming often found within the confines or light Folds' impressive piano heanfelt brilliance found on "Come 10 California." He also One of the shows high po i n~ to classify in any one genre, oev· mundane and repetitive, large recotdiog studios. The woric they also contain .wmc "Cigaretta.. "One Angry Dwarf .. What.ever aod Ever Amen" is perfonnod Ill assortment of includ

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Daily Sundial celebrates anniversary

By DOLOlll!S GUSMAN Reilly, chair or the journalism separated the SIUldlal produc- StaffWdler depanmenL For a year the paper tion from ·pottery kilns," Devol was run entirely by studenlS. said, "but we made due.• In Febnwy 1957 a college In the 70s, with funding from It was in the 60s that the newspoper debuted carrying •r by the Associllled StudenlS, the Swtdlal became a daily newspa- as its li1le, but by the tbinl issue, university administration asked per; it was pn>duced four times a the Sllle Standard oppeared as the journalism department to week. Prior to this, the paper ilS title. One month later, after consider adopting the Sundial as was published twice a week. enotbor dtle change, the SIUldial pan of its curriculum. Swadial production manager was born. lnJ975, the Swndial became Jerry Biederman who bas been Cyntbiallawiu:b, CSUN jour- a practicum or "baods-oo" expe- (llrt or the prnductioa team since nalism professor and former rience for journalism studealS. 1979 said there have been many pubUsbor, said Iba! the SIUldlal "They were pleased to have production changes. en& than • real put-time job," Nonbridae Clltbqaob were name .-ged afta a sundial some guidance because !here By using Compu Graphics, Biederman said out or a back room in during the 80s. Ugbt tables and 8eneraJ edncatioa and the 1971 rm at the S""""'1. wm student activity rather lban a the ut depanmeot during the X-acto knives were imporWlt Sylmar eorthquab were covtft!d place Friday at Raty'1 Sarf'* publlcatioa of the journalism 60s. tools in this process. in the SIUldlal. Aflirmatlve bndl Reslaunot OD the S- department,• sald Dr. Tom "Only a curlain in one room "It felt more like arts and action isaues and the 1994 MOftica Pier.

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