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One of the most important UCSB Academic Senate meetings in recent years will convene this afternoon as faculty members discuss several critical reports on Chancellor Robert Huttenback and vote whether to hold confidence polls in the chancellor and key senate leaders. Huttenback said he may not attend the special 3:15 p.m. meeting in the Snidecor Hall Main Theater because of his perception of its content. The chancellor declined to comment on any charges released in three senate reports that examine and evaluate his abilities to manage the university. The reports focus on many topics including the senate/administration relationship, known as shared governance, the chancellor’s commitment to long-term academic planning, use of discretionary funds and a proposed $160-million cogeneration facility. While Huttenback would not comment on the charges specifically, he did defend his use of university funds to provide partial accommodations for two Santa Barbara TOM REJZEK/Naxut County Supervisors to attend an environmental con­ L ik e A R o c k — Assistant Professor Cathy Busby-Spera uses a bullhorn to point out sedimentary features in the ference in Italy last October. rocks to geology students during afield trip to Pyramid Dam in Los Angeles County. Supervisors David Yager and Torn Miyoshi (currently running for reelection) traveled to Europe after Hut­ tenback invited them to represent the county at the conference. The university paid almost $2,000 to tran­ sport and accommodate the supervisors. Organizers Postpone Hands Across Campus Event The Daily Nexus learned of the trips from conflict-of- interest forms, which are required of publicly elected Nicholas’ Environmental Hall as the energy toward the recognition of peace,” officials. By Leslie Segal Reporter originators of the idea. Forman said. However, Miyoshi originally failed to report the trip as Dubbed “ Hands Across Campus,” the “ Hands Across Campus is the UCSB a gift on his conflict statement. An amended disclosure event is sponsored by Students for Peace, recognition of peace as a desirable goal,” was submitted last week to record the $678 payment With a last-minute delay, a campus Students Against Apartheid, Students for he said, adding that it is a chance for made by UCSB on his behalf for hotel accommodations. celebration of the May 20 International Liberty, Associated Students and the people to come together and think about Y ager’s annual statement did include a $1,220 gift from Peace Day has been postponed until May American Indian Association. It will start the state of the world. the university to pay transportation costs. 27, when organizers believe they will at­ in front of the Library and branch out from The event will follow the nationwide Miyoshi said he didn’t believe he had to report the trip tract more participants for a human chain there. Hands Across America, scheduled for May because of its educational value. “ M y understanding across UCSB. “ One wing will go north and run along 25. “ Hands Across America is something was that for educational trips, it doesn’t require “ We need to be sure that everyone who the north end of the Library to the east end that was organized to provide food and reporting to the Fair Political Practices Commission,” might want to participate in this event has of campus, and the other wing will go west shelter for the homeless. The goal is to he said. heard about it,” said Associated Students along the walk that is north of Storke form a human chain across the country,” “ Any trips that relate to my responsibilities as a Internal Vice President Mikhael Smith, Tower,” said Scott Forman, a member of Forman said. supervisor do not need to be reported,” he explained. one of the organizing students. Students for Peace. According to Forman, Unlike its nationwide counterpart, Miyoshi said he inquired about the expenditure over “ It’s been planned for a while, we just it will take approximately 1,500 people to Hands Across Campus is not a fund-raiser. one month ago, before the audit into the chancellor’s use had difficulty getting our press releases span the campus if they are spaced 3 feet “ This is just a grass roots, come-out-have- of funds was initiated. He was advised by the F PPC that out and we really want interested students apart. a-good-time-and-do-something-positive the trip had to be reported, but was delayed until last to become active in the planning,” Smith “ I would like to see people spend an hour type event, ’’ Smith said. (See REACTION, p.12) explained, naming students on San thinking about peace and putting out good (See HANDS, p.12) Closure o f Shelter Brings Problem Home to / . V.

(E d itor’s Note: This is the first in a three-part series on the lives of "There's money for shelter, that's not the As many as 2.5 million Americans are homeless, according Isla Vista’s homeless. Wed­ to estimates by USA for Africa, national sponsors of the May 25 nesday’s and Thursday’s articles problem. I don't think there is a consensus Hands Across America. The group also claims that families recount the experiences of the among various groups about what to do." with children and the mentally til are among the fastest homeless who stay at the URC - Joe Mortz, director of Le t Isla Vista Eat growing homeless populations. shelter.) Citing a 1985 report conducted by the Congressional General Accounting Office, USA for Africa maintains that cuts in By Amy Siegel To combat this problem, the URC opened its doors as a public assistance programs, a decrease in the availability of Contributing Editor temporary shelter in winter 1984. But it is doubtful the shelter low-income housing, and the deinstitutionalization of the will reopen next winter because the URC Board of Directors mentally ill have all contributed to the increase of and other community members failed to solicit enough homelessness in America. Despite individual efforts to open a new homeless shelter in committed volunteers to operate the shelter, said The Rev. “ There’s money for shelter, that’s not the problem. But Isla Vista, a lack of organization and commitment among Gary Commins, Homeless Shelter Committee chair and a URC money is work. I don’t think there is a consensus among community groups, compounded by inadequate facilities, will director. various groups about what to do,” Mortz said. leave at least 15 people without a place to live when the Commins, associated with St. Michael’s Church, solicited UCSB junior and URC shelter Co-director Holly Keraan University Religious Center permanently closes its shelter adequate funds from the community to maintain the shelter hopes to open a new shelter in I.V., Goleta, or on campus May 31. but the URC directors and sympathetic community members through UCSB’s sociology department as a study in the Although there are an estimated 200 homeless in I.V., no have not organized to keep it open, he added. “ I ’m a little tired pathology of homelessness. The shelter would be modeled organization has forwarded plans to open another shelter. of trying to lead it, but I ’d love to be involved ... being con­ after the Santa Barbara Transition House project, she said. It is difficult to determine the number of homeless in I.V. cerned and doing things are a different story,” he explained. Commins hopes that I.V. groups will network with the because many, including students, temporarily live in vans, Yet, the problem of homelessness expands beyond I.V.’s Transition House, a permanent shelter facility which opened storage sheds and with friends, said Joe Mortz, who runs the boarders and is increasing nationwide, with every city and in March 1985. Transition House shelters a maximum of 35 Let Isla Vista Eat program at the URC. state finding more of its residents without a home each year. (See HOMELESS, p.3) 2 Tuesday, May 20,1966 , Daily Nexus

World Nation State South Africa Raids Supreme Court Sends Son of Masterspy j Alleged Guerilla Sites Mixed Message on m Testifies in S.F. V in Three Countries Affirmative Action Espionage Court Casej 1 JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA — South Africa raided WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court, while striking down a SAN FRANCISCO — The son of masterspy John Walker said targets in three black-ruled countries Monday, sending job-security plan for black teachers, signaled strong support Monday his mother told him in a drunken rage when he was warplanes and airborne commandos hundreds of miles in its Monday for affirmative action in the American workplace. 13 years old that his father was a spy for the Soviet Union. biggest operation to date against alleged guerrilla bases. By a 5-4 vote, the court invalidated a Jackson, Michigan, “ She was drinking heavily at around midnight,” said The attacks, in which at least three people were killed, plan protecting from layoffs black teachers with less Michael Walker, testifying in the espionage trial of Jerry provoked an international outcry and jeopardized a peace seniority than whites. But the narrowness of the vote and the Whitworth. “ She dragged me downstairs.... She just brought mission by a Commonwealth delegation. The White House court’s reasoning, explained in four separate opinions, may it up— ‘Your father’s a spy for the Soviet Union.’ ” condemned the raids “ vigorously.” portend a future victory for on-the-job racial preferences. Michael Walker, who has pleaded guilty to five espionage- South African commanders said their forces hit operations In separate actions also involving race relations, the court: related charges and is awaiting sentencing, said he didn’t centers and “ terrorist transit facilities” of the African —Agreed to decide in a case from Pleasant Grove, believe his mother. National Congress in and around the capitals of Zimbabwe, Alabama, whether a federal voting rights law may bar a city Whitworth, 46, of Davis, California, is a former Navy Zambia and Botswana. The ANC is the main guerrilla group from annexing all-white areas while refusing to annex radioman charged with passing classified information to fighting the white-controlled government. neighboring areas where blacks live. John Walker for the Soviet Union over a period of nine years It was South Africa’s first major assault inside Zimbabwe —Let stand a ruling in a Dallas case that people applying for $332,000. and Zambia. Since 1960, the South African military has sent for police jobs may be required to have a certain number of John Walker, 48, also a former navy radioman, pleaded commandos against alleged ANC facilities in Lesotho, college credits even if the rule hurts more blacks than guilty last October to three espionage-related charges and Mozambique and Botswana, where 12 people were killed in a whites. was the chief prosecution witness against Whitworth, his one­ raid last June. The court has two critical affirm ative action cases time friend and alleged recruit. All three countries raided Monday are members of the remaining to be decided before July, one from the New York Michael Walker said his father asked him to talk to his Commonwealth, the association of Britain and its former City area and one from Cleveland. mother, Barbara, in 1983 so that she would not turn them in. colonies that South Africa quit years ago. The justices did not retreat significantly Monday from a John Walker had previously testified that his wife had Britain’s foreign secretary, Sir Geoffrey Howe, called the series of rulings beginning in 1978 suporting the concepts of regularly threatened to expose his activities unless he gave attacks “ a plain violation of the sovereignty of three fellow affirmative action — giving racial minorities extra help to her money. Commonwealth countries.” make up for past discrimination. “ He said that she was a problem and that she could have us U.N. Secretary-General Javier Perez de Cuellar said the put away in prison,” Michael Walker said. He did not say military action was “ a further extension of the violence in Administration Says Syria Is whether he ever spoke with his mother. southern Africa, whose roots spring from the iniquitous Mrs. Walker eventually turned in her husband in 1984. They policies of apartheid and racial discrimination, which have were divorced in 1976. been universally condemned.” Harboring Suspected Terrorist Michel Walker explained why he joined his father’s Soviet- All three countries have denied supporting the ANC’s WASHINGTON — The United States charged Monday that controlled spy ring: “ I did it for the money and to please my military operations. Syria, despite the denial of President Hafez Assad, still father,” he said, later adding that John Walker pressured harbors suspected Palestinian terrorist Abu Nidal and him to become a spy. Soviet Official Says No Change pressed for the ouster of the man wanted for masterminding the Rome and Vienna airport attacks. White House spokesman Larry Speakes also urged Assad Assembly Panel Will Analyze in Nuclear Designs or Placement in a public statement to renew his efforts to free Americans MOSCOW — The government has no plans to put con­ held hostage in Lebanon. tainment structures around nuclear reactors or stop building Responding to an interview in which Assad denied Abu Three New Tax-Cut Proposals them in heavily populated areas because of the Chernobyl Nidal was in Syria and said the Palestinian radical’s SACRAMENTO — Three bills before a state Assembly disaster, a senior Soviet atomic energy official said Monday. organization was only a cultural and political office there, committee this week would give California taxpayers a Ivan Yemelyanov, deputy director of the government Speakes reiterated U.S. demands that Syria deny safe haven reason to smile. They would require tax cuts, credits or agency that designed the Chernobyl power plant reactor, also to terrorists. rebates if state revenue gets too big. said an investigation team was appointed and went to work “ As long as terrorists move freely within Syria and within Also this week, the Senate Budget and Fiscal Review on the day of the accident, April 26. Syrian-controlled territory in Lebanon, our serious concern Committee takes a lode at the new proposed state budget that His statement at a meeting with foreign reporters ap­ remains for Syria’s support for international terrorism,” subcommittees have been drafting. There could be a battle at peared to contradict reports by other officals that people in Speakes said. “ We believe Syria should rid itself of Abu Nidal the hearing over funding for the state farm labor board, charge at Chernobyl initially misread the scope of the ac­ and his organization. Syria remains on our terrorist list.” which a political odd couple, the United Farm Workers union cident and the Kremlin did not have reliable information on and Western Growers, want to put out of business. its seriousness for two days. The Legislature finds itself in a tax-cutting situation Yemelyanov said radioactive emissions from the Reagan Signs Legislation Easing because of the Gann initiative, a 1979 ballot measure that put destroyed No. 4 reactor had ceased. Moscow radio said spending ceilings on state and local governments. Monday the reactor “ is harmless, but still requires constant Federal Controls on Firearms In general, the measure allows state and local government attention.” WASHINGTON — President Reagan signed legislation spending to increase annually by a percentage equal to Monday easing federal firearm controls and allowing gun populaton growth plus inflation. Catholic Leaders in Mexico dealers to sell rifles and shotguns to buyers anywhere in the The initiative had no impact for its first seven years country. because inflation rates stayed ahead of tax receipts. He signed the measure in an Oval Office ceremony at­ But inflation is down now, and Legisltive Analyst William Battle Groups from United States tended by sponsors of the legislation but closed to members Hamm, before he left office last month, forecast that the TIJUANA, MEXICO - Leaders of the Catholic Church in of the news media. initiative would result in more than $20 billion in tax rebates Tijuana are upset with religious groups from the United The bill was sponsored by Sen. James McClure, R-Idaho, in or cuts over the next 10 years. States, which they say are luring impoverished Mexicans the Senate and Rep. Harold Volkmer, D-Missouri, in the away from Catholicism with promises of food, clothing and House. housing. It was passed unanimously by the Senate earlier this Sergio De La Cerda, the monsignor of the Catholic Ar­ month after an intense campaign that pitted the gun lobby Weather chdiocese of Tijuana, said the groups, specifically Protestant against police and handgun control organizations. organizations, were turning Tijuana’s needy into “ social The National Rifle Association and allied groups had been parasites,” who come to depend on handouts and learn trying to weaken the 1968 federal Gun Control Act ever since Fog and low clouds today. Lows 56 to 60. Highs 64 to 72. nothing to better their own lives. it was passed in the wake of the murders of Martin Luther TIDES Dozens of religious groups visit Tijuana regularly, King Jr. and Robert F. Kennedy. High tide Lowtide bringing supplies, building dwellings for the poor, or handing “ The president is pleased that this is a result of seven long May 20 1:52 a.m. 0.6 out bibles door-to-door. years of debate and analysis over the deficiencies in the 1968 7:48a.m. 4.1 1:30 p.m. 0.8 Efron Lopez, assistant director of San Diego-based actSpeakes told reporters. “ The president also stresses 7:55 p.m. 5.7 Spectrum Ministries, said some of the visiting churches that there is a responsibility to protect the rights of law- SUN develop their own programs to help Tijuana’s poor and make abiding citizens without diminishing the effectiveness of Sunrise Sunset periodic trips south of the border. He denied that the charity criminal law enforcement and he believes ... the bill a May 20 5:56 a.m. 7:58 p.m. is designed to convert Catholics into Protestants. complishes these goals.”

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organizers then sought and received money and a county «TODAY • TODAY • TODAY' permit to build the facility, she explained. Transition House receives funding from churches and local fund-raisers, as well as from state, city and county HISPANIC grants. Hassler believes a permanent facility could open in I.V. through a similar process; she explained that shelters in Los Angeles, San Diego and Oxnard started CIVILIZATION at churches and gained support. “ It would take strong leadership willing to lobby the ANNUAL support of the neighborhood and churches,” Hassler said, adding that “ historically, churches have been willing to respond to social services that aren’t being LECTURE met by the public sector.” Kernan plans to present her proposal for a new shelter Miguel LeonrPortilla to the Associated Students Legislative Council at Wednesday’s meeting. Although she has not yet “A Reflection on the Mesoemerieen Ethos” requested funds from the UCSB administration, Kernan hopes to solicit A.S. and university funding to lease or ttCen Room 2 • 4 PM • Tuet. May 20 renovate a building. Additional sponsorship by UC MEXUS If Kernan’s plans fall through, she intends to establish and the Center for Chicano Studies a free camping area in I.V. where the homeless can sleep legally. County ordinances prohibit people from ■TODAY • TODAY • TODAY m sleeping in public between 10 p.m. and 6 a.m. Mortz and URC Director Bill Johnson, a shelter co­ manager, wanted to renovate an abandoned building on Joe Mortz, who directs the Let Isla Vista the Devereux/West Campus area as a possible shelter. Eat program at the URC, makes coffee for But Mortz said UCSB uses the buildings as studios for the homeless people. art students and would not lease or sell them. WOODSTOCK'S Johnson said he has applied to the United Way for a grant to buy or lease a local building to serve as a shelter, but hasn’t yet heard from the group. HOMELESS Commins said the URC and local churches are not TIZZA (Continued from front page) equipped to operate a permanent shelter. The shelter at THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON people each night, prioritizing space for women, the URC conflicts with the building’s other programs children and single men. and it “ becomes a social service agency,” he said. ) 1986 Universal Press Syndicate The downtown project began as a temporary facility Johnson echoed Commins’ sentiments. The URC does at Trinity Episcopal Church until 14 churches decided to not have shower facilities, adequate space and cannot rotate the shelter on a monthly basis, Transition House provide a proper home environment, he said. Director Alice Hassler said. After much lobbying to gain “ The community as a whole has not been responsive community support and financial help, an enlarged at all. The churches have not made (homelessness) a network of 32 churches solicited volunteer social focus. The businesses feel the shelter should close. They workers to operate Transition House permanently. The (See HOMELESS, p.S) STANLEY KUBRICK* ★ TODAY ★ AT THE From V\Urrwr örtx. WOMEN’S CENTER Fighting The Hug That Hurts TONIGHT! Assertion skills help in all situations, but they are especially CAMPBELL useful in handling unwanted sexual advances at work or in HALL the classroom. Cathy Dougher of Counseling and Career Services will lead discussion about knowing what you feel, 8 & 10:30 PM saying what you want, and negotiating to get what you need. $ 2°° Co-sponsored with Counseling and Career Services. Sponsored by San Miguel Staff Cow joyrides H you’d like to schedule this program for your dept, or A.S. Underwrite group, call Kathryn Ortiz at 961-3778. LETS GET ACQUAINTED WHO: FRESHMEN AND SOPHOMORES White Lustrium Rings WHEN: JUNE 1986 ON SALE! WHERE: FORT KNOX, KENTUCKY

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Students-Faculty-Staff MaynaMTe pyccKMti h 3 m k HOMELESS Library EXPAND YOUR CAREER OPPORTUNITIES THIS SUMMER (Continued from p.3) “ It’s just a crying shame that we, LEARNING RUSSIAN* - OR... ARABIC*, CHINESE, think that if we had a permanent the taxpayers, and the government BOOKSALE program, one that truly worked, are paying for people to become FRENCH*, GERMAN*, KOREAN, JAPANESE, people would be coming in hoards alcoholics. We should give them food SPANISH*, AND ENGLISH* (ESL). from all over the country,” Johnson instead of money.... You open a WED. Intensive Summer Session from June 16 to Aug. 15 in beautiful Monterey, said. shelter for a dozen and soon you MAY 21,1986 Caifornia. APPLY NOW • Financial Aid available. “ Where are the Isla Vista com­ have two or three dozen,” he added. * (Classroom instruction in these languages will be supplemented with the munity groups? They haven’t done Yet, not all residents of the URC 8:30-12:30 newest learning tool: INTERACTIVE AUDIO/VIDEO LASERDISC.) much but there’s a history of I.V. shelter choose a lifestyle of Write: Monterey Institute of International Studies/ISL; 425 having trouble organizing things,” homelessness. Gayle Hopkins, a Library, 8th Floor Commins said. single mother of two, was a resident Van Buren, Monterey, CA 93940. (408) 649-3113. But I.V. Community Council Chair of an I.V. apartment. She ran into Greg Brubaker said his group does financial difficulties and family want to help. “ It’s not that we don’t problems that caused her to lose her want to do anything, it’s just that we apartment. haven’t yet.” Santa Barbara county has not The IVCC has no plans to open a taken steps to measure the size of shelter but hopes to raise awareness the homeless problem in I.V. and about homelessness among does not intend to fund a shelter due students, he said. “ Homelessness is to limited county resources, not an easy issue to get involved Supervisor Bill Wallace said. FALL REGISTRATION with, it’s not sexy like apartheid and “The economics of county it has no easy answers. It’s government and the politics of FRIMITT REGISTRATION FOR Fill QUARTER: something people don’t like to talk government don’t allow for shelters about,” Brubaker said, adding that ... that is the function of a city and “ it’s a stupid reason for not ad­ we definitely need a city to handle TIES. HAT 20 ■ FRI. HAT 23 dressing the problem.” those kinds of programs,” Wallace Brubaker agreed with Johnson said. He attributed part of I.V.’s PRIORITY DAYS ARE ASSIGNED BY CLASS LEVEL. CONSULT YOUR that local merchants are against the homeless problem to a lack of af­ idea of establishing a permanent fordable housing in the university REGISTRATION FORM AND THE SCHEDULE OF CUSSES.______shelter in I.V. “ Some of the community. businesses have gripes about TURN III TOUR REGISTRATION FORM AT THE DROP-OFF POINT IN homeless people in front of their The URC and local churches could businesses. They’re worried about apply for county funding through the FRONT OF THE MAIN LIRRARY, OR AT CNEADLE HALL IN CASE OF (the homeless) scaring their state revenue sharing program to customers away,” Brubaker said. fund a shelter in their buildings, RAIN. I.V. Market owner Verne Johnson Wallace said. However, he does not believes I.V. is ill-equipped to house favor construction of a permanent • LOOK FOR THE BLUE AND WHITE STRIPED CANOPY • the homeless and that community shelter in the already overcrowded groups should not bear this I.V. responsibility. “ Society hasn't Homeless people in Santa Barbara necessarily put these people in their can apply for assistance from the position ... it’s a tremendous county Social Services Department, financial burden and I.V. can’t which offers medical help, food handle it.” stamp programs and general relief “ When you go to help the programs for those with need, Social homeless, you end up helping a lot of Services Program Assistant Marc people who don’t need it. I would Levine said. reserve my help for the people who Levine refuted arguments that would help themselves and un­ homelessness is due to a lack of fortunately there are a lot of affordable housing in Santa Barbara homeless people who don’t fall into County. He explained that the high that category. Some just spend their costs of housing in I.V. and Santa money on alcohol and cigarettes,” Barbara drive away potential new CONTINUING GRADUATES Verne Johnson said. residents. and UNDERGRADUATES You must turn in your Official Registration Form by May 23 or you will be billed a $50 late registration fee. Contact the Office of the Registrar if you have not received your registration form in the mail.

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The students clamoring for divestment are saying, in effect, that they do not wish to touch pitch, lest they be difiled. The position is not automatically to be scoffed at: The civil disabilities of blacks in South Africa are as indefensible as Jim Crow was indefensible in the United States, where we practiced it until about 20 years ago. But the nervous system of the United States is such that we make little room for perspective. If on Tuesday we discover that what we did on Monday was dishonorable, we pronounce it dishonorable everywhere in the world. That generality should be slightly modified: We pronounce it dishonorable everywhere in the world where we can agitate without running any risk to ourselves. There are vast regions in the world, the capital of which is Moscow, where they have yet to discover any of the Bill of Rights, which we have enjoyed for about 200 years. But it is one thing to criticize Johannesburg, which can do nothing at all to hurt the students at Columbia University in New York, quite another to agitate against Moscow, which can drop little atom bombs on the campus of Columbia University if it chose. A Helping Hand For The Homeless Accordingly high moral dudgeon is exercised with some discretion. But along comes a report from the Investor Responsibility ______Editorial______Most people in tee Santa Barbara/I.V. area just aren’t Research Center, which keeps track of corporate policies in interested in helping tee homeless. Homelessness is not America, and certain questions slowly emerge, some of them It seems now, more than ever, people fill themselves a fashionable cause. lucidly discussed by Matthew L. Wald in The New York Times of with concern about looks and fashion, and forget about And not only is support lacking, but city ordinances May 6. In a sense, these questions have to do with retaliation in another form. the truly important things in life. Santa Barbara in prohibit outdoor sleeping/camping between 10 p.m. and People don't like to be thought of as less moral than other people particular typifies this attitude by its casual, carefree 6 a.m. Laws like this only work against homeless people, because they arrive at different conclusions about how to deal with image which, in itself is no big problem. But when at­ especially those who are trying to find jobs. The homeless certain problems. Thus, for instance, the Johnson & Johnson Co., tempts to keep Santa Barbara (and Isla Vista) the domain are forced to sleep during tee day when it is legal — but which makes things like Band-Aids, and has a factory in South of only the well-off infringes on the rights of the less when they could be looking for work — and stay awake Africa that makes things like Band-Aids, doesn't like to be told by fortunate members of our society, something is gravely during the night to avoid being arrested. students that people who work at Johnson & Johnson are moral wrong. And contrary to many people’s opinions, tee homeless In about two weeks the homeless who have made Isla are not only younger men, alcoholics, and drug abusers. Vista their temporary home will become the victims of Of the 2.5 million homeless nationwide, the mentally ill indifference on the part of our small community. At that and families with dependent children are adding tee most Domestic Violence: Take time the University Religious Center will close the doors to the ranks of the homeless. of the only I.V. shelter. No replacement is foreseeable in But on our own localized level, much can be done to the near future. help the homeless and regain the losses that will be Karl Irving The URC is obviously not the best place to temporarily incurred with tee URC shelter's closure. house the homeless. There are no shower or laundry We call on churches and other social and community “ Come out of the clouds, fo r Lord’s sake, and get down here with us facilities, and operating the shelter caused time conflicts service organizations to team up with tee people who ran humans. I am sick to death of your holier-than-thou attitude toward with other activities at the URC. tee URC's shelter in reopening a new home for tee women whose husbands give them a well-deserved belt in the mouth. But the students and community members who un­ homeless. Even if these local groups and churches can Don’t you know that a man can be pushed to the brink and something's derstand the injustice of having a community with over only house the shelter for a few weeks at a time, together, got to give? A crack in the teeth can be a wonderful tension breaker. ’’ 200 homeless residents have been using whatever they could set up a rotating shelter. Additionally, state — A letter to Ann Landers facility they could to help out the homeless. And since the funds allocated to the county for homeless programs It's amazing that so many people in our society can be so dense, winter of 1984, when tee shelter first opened, tee work should be sought — before the URC shelter's funds are but I guess violence in the home has been accepted since the dawn of those concerned people at tee URC has materialized all used up. of time. The term "rule of thumb” comes from the old English into one of tee best temporary aids for homeless Isla As a last resort, we encourage tee URC workers to "practical" guideline that a man shouldn't beat his wife with a stick Vistans. continue working with the local governance to lift tee that is wider than his thumb. Old proverbs referring to spousal Unfortunately, now that the center must close its outdoor camping/sleeping regulations, thus allowing tee abuse abound: The Russians ran about saying, "A wife may love a doors, the rest of the community has not even taken the homeless to work, or look for work, during tee day, and husband who never beats her, but she does not respect him," first, minimal step at establishing a new shelter. sleep out at night. And, of course, we urge the Santa while the English preferred a rhyme: "A spanial, a woman, a It is not finances that are restricting the opening of a Barbara Board of Supervisors and other local political walnut tree; the more they're beaten the better they be." Only new shelter, but rather a closed-minded community bodies to realize the severity of this problem in our own within the past 20 years has anything concrete been done about which does not recognize the homeless as its problem. backyard. child abuse. It's time that mate-beating be wholly condemned as well. Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU One of the main problems concerning men beating the women they love is the reluctance on the part of peace officers to interfere you*. ROOM- iKNOtUfPSA in domestic matters, even when they become violent. This stems mmisyouR BrrampnjAL, both from the high level of policemen killed due to interfering and PSYCH0L06Y BUTSVETTA also because the double-standard imposed by our society that even TERM PROJECT? CHANCE. HBR&S officers do not escape. Fortunately, cities across the nation are beginning to take progressive action, imposing new regulations which require police officers to treat domestic violence cases just as any assault case that occurs on the street. This has worked incredibly well in the city of Los Angeles, where there have been 917 felony arrests made in domestic cases between January and April, a 718 percent increase over the same period last year. Yet the battle is hardly over. Much of society continues to condone the beatings as a right for men to keep their loved ones "in line." In a poll conducted among 3,118 teens for USA Today,33 percent of the boys and 25 percent of the girls said that hitting your wife is OK, sometimes necessary. The police in Los Angeles are seemingly trying to force the new regulations out of existence by arresting every offender, in one case both the man and the woman BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed where one had a slight cut on the knee and the other had a scratph on the face. The district attorney, flooded with cases already, has to occupy his time with such cases that are unprosecutable and 0PUS~Y0URE A WEALTHY f t SOUNP, 1 GAVE PENGUIN. NOW.. ANC MORAL, SENSIBLE, SPIRITUALITY/ ORAL ROBERTS both "perpetrators" now have a felony arrest permanently (m I V UK£ W PIÔCUÔS PHILOSOPHICAL WELL, 6 0 0 P /„. 4 1 3 7 MILLION. record. I hope the LAPD will soon figure out that this is not a game THE NEEP FOR- APPROACH TO 1F0UNP THftTS GOOP/ HALLELUJAH/ they are playing. WELL.. UFE~ RELIGION The FBI estimates that less than 10 percent of all wife abuse acts / THIS MORNING. \ I are not reported, putting the number between three and six million women who are beaten by their lovers. They also report that of all Full Page Readers 1 lexus Tuesday, May 20,1966 7 )ry: A Lack Of Conviction The Isla Vista Clone Conspiracy

idiots. That in effect is what has been said of them by students at involved in their own peculiar rituals, endlessly Rutgers, who clamored for, and got, divestment of Johnson & Bruce Anderson narcissistic, they, exist in a world of their own, Johnson stock. J&J has been grand about it and recently pledged impervious to argument or entreaty. And are they sse $2 million to Rutgers, which sits adjacent to J&J headquarters, I was gone from Isla Vista for a long time. I spent ever obnoxious when they're drunk! iny But we walk now into a residual subtlety. If the students at some years here, and then I left. I didn't really mean Some people think that this is a natural to Rutgers so disdain J&J as to refuse to own any of its stock, does it to ever come back, but I used to think about the phenomenon, just a matter of the winners of the im- not follow that they should feel a correlative reluctance to accept place sometimes. In my naivete, I used to reminisce popularity game in high school getting together to he money earned by J&J? The reasoning is surely as obvious as this: about the good old days, about the interesting reenact their success for four more years in college. ley J&J does business in South Africa. Doing business in South Africa people that I knew there and the open and ex­ 1 think it's more sinister than that. I think there is a is evil. Therefore any earnings made by companies that do business ploratory way they lived their lives. I was carrying secret factory somewhere. Bland and beautiful :ivil in South Africa are tainted. We decline to use tainted money, that image with me, like an old photograph, when I bodies are being popped out of molds, lying lim George Schreck of General Motors put it quite bluntly: If returned. stretched on tables while reactionary political d it students "on the one hand are advocating divestment of GM stock Imagine my astonishment when I drove into town ideology drones into their ears, being issued their ted and on the other hand are perfectly willing to accept financial and found that the whole place had been converted Izods and prepared to take their places in the world. on support that might be forthcoming, (they) are certainly engaging in into a set for "Happy Days," populated by legions At the top. \/as a sort of selective morality. It doesn't indicate much depth of of Richie Cunninghams. I couldn't figure it out. I Now, I may be wrong. These may be real people. the conviction." knew that things had changed, but this was If they are, they're in a whole lot of trouble. They ice And the problem is not quantitatively trivial. Last year, for the ridiculous. Isla Vista has always been weakly at­ are spending the time when they might be exploring ate first time, corporate gifts to colleges and universities exceeded tached to reality, and I thought perhaps it had and testing, spending that time in front of the the private gifts. At Cornell, 41 percent of all corporate gifts came from passed through some kind of time warp and mirror. They are aping uncritically the manners and to companies that do business in South Africa. What then ought we become tenuously attached in the Eisenhower era. mores of the monied ruling class, in the vain and Dut to expect high-minded Cornell students to do? Reject the $6 million For want of a better explanation, I went on thinking unspoken hope that they will thereby qualify for :an they received from corporations that do business in South Africa, that for quite a while, but I’ve recently changed my admission. This is nothing but a cruel joke, but one ew and vote for a tuition increase of (to use round figures) $1,000 per opinion. I think that Isla Vista has become infested with lasting consequences. The deeply cynical op student? That would certainly be living up to one's principles, and by clones. materialism that informs their lives at present is se. certainly will not happen. There's no denying that I.V. has been invaded by leading them into a trap. It won't be many years in. In years gone by it flirted through at least one mischievous mind a large number of identical people who don't want down the road when the value system that they lity that the government might have said to every college that closed to have anything to do with the rest of the adopted blindly, by default, betrays its terrible in down ROTC programs during the Vietnam period: "Well, sorry population. These may be real humans, but they flaws. Divorce, crime, alcohol and drug and child 3m about that. But since you are not cooperating with a program look like interchangeable parts. In appearance and abuse, the symptoms of the moral rot at the heart of designed to help the American people, we don't think it quite right dress they are as indistinguishable as lemmings. of our society will in them be greatly magnified and in to spend the American people's money on your campus." So, no They speak a peculiar language among themselves, exacerbated. Many of them are already alcoholics. more research grants to, oh, Yale, Harvard, Princeton, MIT, similar to English, but arcane enough to require a This is not a happy prospect, and I don't like to pie Berkeley - you name it, back in the days when ROTC played the phrase book for the uninitiated. They share a think about it. I console myself, if that's the word, ith role of South Africa. A policy like that, practiced over a couple of common ethos, which is nowhere made explicit but with the thought that they're probably not real, and o., years, and West Point would have become the research center of which seems to be compounded of equal parts of it's we who have the problem. They're probably not Jth the world, T.V. sports. Fortune magazine, and the emotional people at all. They're probably just clones. by self-centeredness of a five-year-old child. Deep Bruce Anderson is a student in the Graduate School of rat William F. Buckley Jr. is a syndicated columnist. down, these folks are shallow. Posturing, preening, Education. :e Back The Home As Well Insurance Faux Pas: Funnier Than Fiction

women murdered each year in the U.S., one-fourth are killed by — To avoid hitting the bumper of the car in front, I their husbands. It is estimated that one in every four couples ex- Steven Hooper struck the pedestrian. — perience spousal violence, most of those on a yearly basis at least. — I had been driving for 40 years when I fell asleep us Sadly, however, at least up until now, only 2 percent of wife Every once in a while each of us stumbles upon at the wheel and had an accident. rd beaters were convicted. The statistics are absolutely horrifying, something in life that is amusing or downright — I pulled away from the side of the road, glanced th. completely frustrating and invoke anger within me. How any man hilarious. It may be a good joke, a ridiculous action at my mother-in-law, and headed over the em­ ¡’s could hit a woman he loves baffles me to no end. It is a good thing by someone, or some kind of technical error. And bankment. to see old gender roles and male dominance themes dwindling, with all the gruesome news in the media about — The guy was all over the road. I had to swerve a ¡rs albeit far too slowly. racial violence, nuclear disasters, and terrorism, number of times before I hit him. Many myths surround the practice of partner beating: "The man one tends to especially appreciate the humorous — A pedestrian hit me and went under my car. :e, must be a psychopath. This only happens with lower-class families, sidelights that come our way. I recently came — A truck backed through my windshield into my vn Only alcoholics attack their wives. I don't have to deal with it, it across a collection of written statements from wife's face. sh doesn't happen around here. My boyfriend hit me once, but it's insurance forms that someone had the gratuitous — I collided with a stationary truck coming the ck OK, he promised it won't happen again." Wrong. All wrong, foresight to collect. The following are actual other way. sal People want to believe these theories, so they don't have to face statements from insurance forms on which car — I thought my window was down, but I found out ¡a the reality of the problem. The truth is, wife-beating is not drivers attempted to summarize the details of their it was up when I put my head through it. associated with any one type of man - it could be anyone, accidents in the fewest words possible. From the — The other car collided with mine without giving a although the majority were, studies show, probably beaten as a wise guys and grammatically incompetent: notice of its intentions. ily child. These men are not crazy per se, yet they do need help. The — I was sure the old fellow would never make it to — Coming home I drove into the wrong house and ut disease stems from our patriarchal society, not from lower-class the other side of the road when I struck him. collided with a tree I don't have. as trauma or any psychotic problems. Alcohol is almost never the — The pedestrian had no idea which direction to After reading these, one is struck with the cause, only the excuse some men use to justify their attacks. If you run, so I ran over him. realization that it really is not safe on our roadways. 3n think it doesn't happen here, think about what happened over — I saw a slow moving, sad faced old gentleman as On the other hand, maybe it crosses one's mind re ISVT weekend. That was an extreme case. An informal study of he bounced off the roof of my car. that these incompetents are really comedians in ns students taken by UCSB sociology Professor Richard Berk in 1979 — An invisible car came out of nowhere, struck my disguise. Enjoy them either way. id found a lot of inter-relationship violence. Date rape is an offshoot car, and vanished. Steven Hooper is a senior majoring in political science. 3n of such violence. And for those of you who are hoping it "w on't re happen again," think again. The vast majority of men who hit once ns are repeat offenders. As Sarah Berk, also of the sociology st department, put it, "most women ultimately break the cycle. 3d Those that don't die." 3n The most important thing I hope those of you ladies who ex- id perience this remember is that you should never find yourself to blame. Nobody has the right to hit you, for whatever reason. Don't to sit there and take it. The love he may have to offer in the moments 3s of calm are not worth the risks involved. Don't feel afraid to ask for 33 help. There are crisis hotlines and women's shelters available for ur you if you don't trust the police, although you should. It has been re shown that, conviction or no, an arrest is an effective deterrent of )y domestic violence. Some men do not even know it is a crime, in Indeed, part of our society doesn't even understand why it should :h be one. It's time for us to make it clear to them that ideas have got as to change. Women have a right to be treated as the human beings id they are, and society as a whole has the duty to defend that right, in The ball has been set in motion. It is up to you — us — to keep it ie rolling. What good is it to feel safe in the streets at night when you're beaten in the privacy of your own home? ts This column is dedicated to Shanie. >n ill Karl Irving is a senior majoring in French. Voice - Next Page 8 Tuesday, May 20.1986 Daily Nexus

by people who don't choose to plus students on this campus cluding those who have a a large pizza (with toppings Kudos conform. have to say. Now with what is broader, more educated view on his/her choice) and a pitcher Don't change your image left of the bike path system let's the world and our environment to beer at the winner's favorite Isla Editor, Daily Nexus: Borsodi's. You're one of the few have some improvements. What please pick up and put trash Vista pizza parlor. I know that your "Commie places that gives me hope in a about three lanes (one passing where it belongs. CARTER ELLIOTT Rag" gets ragged on a lot around place that once promoted a lane), stop lights, center dividers, People should begin to wake to campus; it's chic not to like the difference of opinion, rather than off ramps and over passes. Most the problems that confront Nexus. But I just want to say one that condemns it. likely the only changes to be seen humanity and realize the con­ Swig that, in my opinion, you guys are DEBORAH LEE from the closure of the arbor bike tinual waste and exploitation that Editor, Daily Nexus: doing many things right. Cases in path will be the magnification of is ensconced within our system ' This letter is written in the point are the recent articles about problems such as traffic and must cease before we destroy the defense of Doug Yates. In the European student conference Chuckle accidents at other problem spots very planet on which we live. deeper sense, this is a letter on the nuclear problem and Editor, Daily Nexus: within the system. I have an idea: JOHN MANN commending Mr. Yates' ability about SDI funding of university I just had an amusing ex­ How about we use the chan­ DEAN ANTONIO "sw ig." I'm quite aware that research. And the arts and en­ perience. While walking to my cellor's $100,000 kitchen and Doug is our A.S. president and tertainment section: first rate. office in South Hall, a CSO came raise money for a ferry boat line that the position requires a lot Actually, the only thing lately riding past me at a pretty fast or metro tunnel to transport Contest responsibility. So what if Doug that's making my eyes glaze over pace on the sidewalk! Quite often people and their bikes around Editor, Daily Nexus: isn't the most responsible is the seemingly interminable I've been barked at by these folks campus? Seems about as sound I have read with interest the dividual on this campus, at least discussion of Doug Yates' for the same offense, so I as bike committee/chancellor many editorials and letters he's having fun. I admire Doug pretend presidency. decided to turn the tables, yelling logic for solving problems. Better discussing the relative merits and he is having fun at the expense Keep up the good work! "Would you walk your bike, yet how about molecular tran­ demerits of both capitalism and so many pilgrims. Yes, Louis BRUCE WOLLENBERG please!?" sport like on Star Trek. Maybe communism as economic Katz, I'm referring to the puritan His response was classic we can get the people over at solutions to the world's ethics you seem to bathe in. Your UCSB. Turning his sunglasses to SDI working on it right away. I problems. In all of these article condemning Doug was ISVT face his distractor, he answered can't wait to see what gets discussions, however, seems to touching. Reading the article Editor, Daily Nexus: with a most eloquent. "I'm in a handed down next from the be the unstated assumption that sparked my imagination. For Mr. Neil King: hurry, dude!" almighty sources around this all conceivable economies fall moment, I felt like a pilgrim People like you make me want True, perhaps he was campus. within the spectrum defined at getting off the Mayflower. It was to throw up and die! Why can't responding to an emergency, Good luck to the freshmen/- the extremes by capitalism, on great feeling so moral. I almost you just leave the poor Lamdas though he didn't say he was. women. A fortunately graduating the right, and communism, on turned in my altered I.D. alone. They deserve credit, not Thinking about the apparent senior. the left. My purpose in writing exchange for some fake marriage another stupid criticism by your double standard of the whole MICHAEL J.YONXE this letter is to assert that there licenses. Just think of all the fake article. situation still gives me a pretty are probably hundreds of marriages I could consumate Mr. King, have you ever tried good chuckle. Ripoff economic theories which are without guilt! to organize an event that draws CHRISTOPHER WALKER equally viable as the more Nevertheless, the cry of the 30,000 plus people? Or even any Editor, Daily Nexus: standard versions, just waiting pilgrim was uncalled for. Doug people-gathering event at all? In Untamed "Redeem this pass for your for someone, anyone, to for­ doing a fine job, I wish I could the past I've tried to put on few ticket to the Milton Bradley mulate them. pound a six-pack with his in events that attract only few Editor, Daily Nexus: Comedy Entertainment Night. A new economic theory would tensity. How many pilgrims can hundreds of people and it takes a Like MacArthur crossing the You must present this pass for have the potential to defuse the honestly say that they "swig lot of time and effort. thirty-eighth parallel, Doug Yates your ticket. Exchange of this pass political rhetoric which has and "cheezze" with the glory of For Lamdas to organize ISVT is his own man. I don't know who for a comedy ticket dependent on accumulated as the residue of Roman gladiator? Doug certainly they must have worked on it the you all voted for, but I was under which school wins the Twister decades of propaganda, par­ does, the guy is nuts. In my whole year. As matter of fact, the impression that we had Tournament of Champions and ticularly if both the U.S. and the mind's eye, Doug is the epitome this year because of the new elected the man who would use grand prize Entertainment USSR could be shown to be two of the well-rounded politician. He rules the city imposed on them it any means possible — legal or Night." sides of the same coin. All simply normalizes his hard was even more difficult for them. not — to remove the con­ Didn't we win?! Yes, Milton political motivations aside, I feel pressed political lifestyle with Mr. King, let me tell you from descending Chancellor Robert Bradley, we did! Yes, Milton that the top two contenders are wine, women and song. It's experience, IT IS A PAIN IN THE Huttenback. In order to shake the Bradley, I still have my pass! I each too ragged to wear the shame that the pilgrims of UCSB NECK IF NOT IN THE ASSH complacent foundation of this might be mistaken, you may have crown, as it were. Communism's have to be so moral. Personally, After all, as we all know, ISVT school, we need an A.S. produced a comedy night. The theoretical foundations were laid can't wait for Doug to make his was for a good cause, not for President as untamed as most of problem is that you forgot to tell down by Marx, who died before mark in the world. He will make Lamdas to seek profits. the student body. Rome had its anyone. Thanks for a day in the the first automobile rolled off great governor or congressman Don't get me wrong, I do feel Caligula, UCSB has its Yates. sun and thanks for taking up a Ford's assembly line, and basking in the glory while turning sorry for the women who get Hey, I'm serious. space on my shelf with a blue capitalism never really had much corporate America into an orgy harrassed, too. However, BRETT A. MERMER piece of worthless script. theoretical basis, other than a of go-go bars and strip joints. whenever there is a large crowd, SANDY MURRAY few philosophers who asserted Louis Katz, I think HI sign off often there will be women getting CRAIG HENDRICKSON its merit in terms of work ethic little differently than, "Peace and harrassed and you can't change and inevitability. Neither is Love, Louis Katz/' How's this: this. I've seen it at every place Think capable of application to the new Overindulge and date your where there is a large crowd of Editor, Daily Nexus: Refuse motorcycle factory in Japan roommate's sister, people such as: rock concerts, I am writing in response to a staffed entirely by robots. Where GEOFF FOLSOM football games, beaches, etc. So letter printed Friday, May 9. It Editor, Daily Nexus: are the oppressed workers? get off your high horse and face was written by two boys who Ever since the new con­ Should the robots take collective the reality of society! Neither you said they were confused. Chris servative mood swept across the action against the computer Worthless nor I nor Lamdas can change the and Biff, you are confused. country with the election of controlling them? This may Editor, Daily Nexus: society and its obedience. You I find Womanwise to be in­ Ronald Reagan, our beautiful appear to be a ludicrous example, Here we are in the middle of just have to learn to deal with it sightful and educational; and no Santa Barbara campus has but it is the wave of the future. At May, and our fingers are still and live it. more filled with opinion and become increasingly littered with some point in the next century, doing the walking through our think the members of the emotion than any other article in garbage. It seems to coincide the vast majority of the means of free, but worthless, student Lamda Chi Alpha have taken this paper. It looks as if you are with the nationalistic, militaristic, production will be totally directory. You could probably enough abuse from narrow­ not against expression of materialistic, self-interested automated, the ex-workers who, look up 70 percent of the minded people like you. I think opinion, but instead are against views of simple-minded right­ in the past had jobs, will be graduating seniors and still find Lamdas deserve a big round of the content of the feminist winged conservatives. People collecting some form of their freshman P.O. Box listing as applause or two for putting on column. Where would we be if seem to take for granted the unemployment compensation, their current address. the best ever ISVT and the most everyone who's ideas were not in environment around them and the economic burden of which Students on other campuses successful greek fund raising accordance to social norm exploit it and destroy it at ail will come from the taxes placed like Stanford and UCLA use their event in the entire USA in last moved out of the state, as you costs. Case in point: the Olympia on the robot work force. directories on a daily basis, which four years I've been here. I'll suggest? We would be living in a beer cups strewn all over the Depending on your point of we could do, but the ink imprints drink one for you tonight dry existence, in my opinion, beach below San Rafael dorm, view, this type of economy can on our derriere might itch. Lamdas! filled with people like you who remnants of a keg party. These be described either as a Marxist Cheadle always seems to be BENJAMIN LEE (GDI) fear change. I think minority cups and cans are not state* wherein all the workers are able to contact us when BA/RC opinion is refreshing and in­ biodegradable, they just don't totally enslaved (but, so what — statements are due, so why can't Borsodi's valuable. It is the articles that disintegrate overnight. they're just machines) or as a these same privileges be available question our beliefs and values The lagoon and grass area in huge profit-sharing capitalist to us? | Editor, Daily Nexus: (i.e. the ones that make us front of the UCen is another corporation, in which everyone We are sure that Associated Regarding Robert Schaeffer's THINK, God forbid) that make place where people get off on holds enough stock to retire on Students is making lots of cash I comment about why he didn't the Nexus an interesting and throwing their garbage after their dividends. At that point, the off the sponsorships, so why not feel "right" about going into unique newspaper. eating. The lagoon cleanup crew differences become academic. just send us a book of ad­ Bordsodi's: "It's not the run of JEANNE EMMERLING last quarter did a great job but The real trick seems to be getting vertisements from the local the mill students, the people that (I'm not from the Women's many selfish people continue to to that point without glowing in merchants which would take up hang out there are more off-the- Center.) contribute to its being a public the dark. less space on our shelves. Who's I wall." dumping site for trash. In pursuit of this worthy goal, I responsible for this year's Somehow the breath of fresh If every student and faculty am hereby offering a prize to the worthless student directory? In lair (or should I say stale air,) that Energize picked up a piece of trash every first person to bring economic the future, please employ more emitted from Borsodi's when day, this ever-increasing problem theory into the modern world of time and effort into Jhe passing by was always a Editor, Daily Nexus: of environmental degradation computers and robots. Anyone production and planning of/the welcome change from that of the To the Bike Committee: would be curbed. Picking up who successfully models directory, which would hopefully places attracting the carbon­ Go ahead and close the arbor trash is just the first step in (computer-models are ac­ accomplish its original goal of copies we are accustomed to bike path. You guys and the becoming more aware about the ceptable) modern capitalist and providing a service to the here. How sad to think that administration will probably close environment around us. communist economies with one, students. ADAM BERNSTEIN anyone could be so intimidated it regardless of what the 17,000 WE appeal to all people in­ unified economic theory will win ’ LISA JUDD Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 20,1966 9 Police Seek Assailant in Isla Vista Attack ID I S C Q V ER I Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s Department deputies treated and released from Goleta Valley Community ASIA’86 are searching for a man responsible for slashing an 18- Hospital Friday, Nelson said. 8 WK. PROGRAMS BEGINNING AT $1,395! year-old male Francisco Torres resident with a small knife or razor last week. Nelson believes the attack was unprovoked and there (Airfare Included) The victim was attacked at 5:20 a.m., May 16, on El is no known motive. “ We don’t know why it happened,” IHTEMUTHNML TRAVEL and WORK EXPERIERCE Colegio while walking to his car, according to Senior he said, adding that although the victim was dressed WITH OPPORTUNITIES TO LEARN Deputy Tom Nelson, public information officer for the “ punker style, I can’t see... how it would play a role.” Sheriffs Department. The sheriffs deputies have only a “ hazy” description KVW-FV, CHINESE LAN6UA6E, C00KIN6 IN I PHILOSOPHY The victim broke free from his attacker and the of the assailant, Nelson said. They are looking for a WILL ALSO OFFER VISITS TO assailant fled, Nelson said. 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ESPN/COLLEGIATE Robinson Stadium, where the BASEBALL POLL Gauchos beat UCLA, 18-9, earlier Countdown to Regionals 1. Florida State University 53-11 this year. 2. Louisiana StateUniversity 50-11 “ The ball park seems to fit us 3. Miami (Florida) 43-15 well,” Ferrer said. “ The whole 4. Oklahoma State 50-13 question is how we play our game. Gauchos Seeded Third for UCLA Regional 5. University of Texas 49-12 If we play with confidence, poise, 6. Michigan 47-10 and execute well, then we can beat The winner receives a berth in By Scott C h an n o n both left home from the Regionals 7. Southern Florida 50-14 anybody. If (Hie of the teams goes the College World Series the Sports Editor despite fine records. 8. Loyola Marymount 45-12 in intimidated, then they’re in a lot following week at Omaha, This year, PCAA foes UNLV (32- 9. UC Santa Barbara 44-17 of trouble.” Nebraska. 22) and Cal State Fullerton (36-21) 10. UCLA 39-21 And your chances of winning the Much to the dismay of UCSB “ I ’m disappointed with the were both left out despite decent 11. Oklahoma 43-18 regional, coach? Coach A1 Ferrer, the UCSB seeding,” Ferrer said. “ I feel we records. Fullerton was in good 12. Texas A&M 44-21 “ I’d say we have a 25 percent baseball team received word should have been second, Loyola shape to qualify up until the last 13. San Diego State 42-21-1 chance of going to Omaha.” Monday that the Gauchos, the top- should have been first, and UCLA weekend of PCAA action, when the 14. Stanford 35-21 ranked team in the West last week, should have been third. Gauchos swept three games in 15. Arizona 41-18 were seeded third in the lone “ We beat UCLA twice this year Fullerton. It was UCSB’s first ever 16. Hawaii 41-22 The Gauchos open the double­ Western Regional, set to begin and we had a better overall record sweep of the Titans. 17. Alabama 41-18 elimination tournament on Thursday at UCLA. against equal competition,” he While Ferrer was surprised to 18. Arkansas 42-15 Thursday against Loyola (Game UCSB (44-17, ranked ninth in added. “Loyola has beaten us see UCSB seeded third, he was 19. Maine 38-21 One) at 11 a.m. in UCLA’s Jackie Monday’s ESPN/Collegiate twice this season and has a better equally surprised to see only one 20. Pepperdine 35-19-2 Robinson Stadium, while Game Baseball poll) was seeded behind overall record than anyone in the Western Regional. Stanford, which Two will match UCLA against the Bruins (top seed, 39-21, ranked tournament.” was put in a six-team Regional at region,” Ferrer said. “ We got a Hawaii at 3:30 p.m. The two losers 10th), and Loyola Marymount Just like the past two years, Oklahoma along with Oregon little bit of a break in that it’s a will meet at 11 a.m. on Friday for (second seed, 45-12, ranked Ferrer had to wait for a phone call, State, Arkansas, Appalachian four-team regional, but it’s a tough Game Three, with the loser of that eighth), while Hawaii (41-22, but this year, it wasn’t to see if the State, and Richmond, submitted a one. game getting the early exit, while ranked 16th) was give the fourth Gauchos were to participate, but bid to host a Western Regional, and “ Of the three regionals I ’ve seen, the two winners will play at 3:30 seed. (See below for game tim es). where. His 1984 and ’85 teams were the Cardinal appeared to be in it looks like the toughest one,” p.m. in Game Four. good position to host a regional Ferrer added. The winner of Game Three will because, according to Ferrer, The other regional involving play the loser of Game Four on Stanford’s Sunken Diamond “ is a western teams is at Texas, where Saturday in Game Five at 11 a.m., beautiful site and it draws pretty Arizona, San Diego State, and while the winner of Game Four will well.” Pepperdine will be playing, along play the winner of Game Five at 3 But the NCAA elected to go with with Pan American and East p.m. in Game Six. I f Game Six . only one in the West, leaving three Carolina. doesn’t provide a champion (if Western powerhouses, plus Aside from the advantage of only both teams end up 2-1), then those Hawaii, to battle it out. playing three other teams, as two teams will play again on “ It’s unfortunate that there are opposed to five, Ferrer likes Sunday at 1 p.m. fo r the Regional k « \ o > r < £ three conference champions in one UCSB’s chances at Jackie Championship. * * 1 < # ce 9 BASEBALL SUPPLEMENT Look for a special souvenir ,\\C3 Pizza Bob's Trivia Quiz baseball supplement in Wed­ O e » 0 ..„ a u W* nesday's Nexus. With its focus on the Entries must be in the Nexus office before 2 p.m. Western Regionals, the supplement will contain informative articles, Question: When Henry Aaron hit his 715th home run, who was on the on-deck spectacular photographs, and other circle, who served up the pitch, and what outfielder leaped in an attempt to special odds and ends com­ take away the home run? 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have contact with a perfect stranger “ Students often assume that the that you’ve never had before. That’s administrators are evil people,” he HANDS basically where peace starts — said. “ Thus, a lot of people see ★ SALE* understanding people, un­ what’s going on on campus with a lot (Continued from front page) derstanding strangers.” of controversy between students and Participants are encouraged to Hands Across Campus organizers the administration.” 1 /2 OFF ALL VITAMINSI bring radios; campus station KCSB hope faculty, administrators, and “ It would be really interesting if At The UCen Country Store will broadcast “ appropriate music students will join hands to we could get (A.S. President Doug) for the event, hot tunes,” Smith said. strengthen ties within the campus Yates and Chancellor Huttenback to Legislative Council member Marc community. “ We all have reason to join hands,” Smith said. Evans expressed his support for the come together, realize our common event. “ I believe strongly in peace, humanity and do something toward “ We’re going to talk about the and this is basically an event for creating a better world,” Smith native American ways of bringing world peace. Our goals are to raise said. peace within yourself,” said Smith. awareness on world issues and be in “ In order to bring about peace we unison with Hands Across America. “ The event is symbolic of the fact need to start in our own backyard By uniting a divided campus, we that we should begin to look toward and with ourselves.” hope to get support from the faculty what we have in common and not While Smith believes most and the administration,” he said. dwell on our differences,” Smith students are concerned about peace, Anyone can participate in the said. “ A lot of people think that if he said, “ the question is can they demonstration for peace. “ All you peace is going to be brought about, make the connection between being have to do is come out and grab hold we must not fight for it but work concerned about their future and of someone,” Evans said. “ You can together.” participating in an event like this. ”

the university.... Probably more than I could afford.” REACTION While Huttenback declines comment on the meeting (Continued from front page) and the onslaught of controversy surrounding his week because of his campaign. leadership, the senate plans to meet the confrontation “ The reason why I was delayed was I am very busy head on. with my reelection campaign. I wish I didn’t delay (the Flacks is hoping for “ a resolution that will express a ACADEMIC CREDIT AVAILABLE FOR filing), but the invitation was, from my perspective, consensus of faculty concerns.” The suggested outcome STUDENT HEALTH SERVICE COURSES given in good faith,” Miyoshi said. is a recommendation that UC President David Gardner “ When we accept something in good faith, we do it review Huttenback’s leadership of UCSB, he said. FALL QUARTER 1986 with trust,” he said, adding “ this could get sticky for Faculty members must also decide on a vote of con­ RELATIONSHIPS • ALCOHOL AWARENESS me.” fidence in the nine senate leaders who wrote to Gardner * Indepth coverage o f health-related topics. “ It’s embarrassing at this late date to get caught up in suggesting that the chancellor resign. Several * Skill Development in Personal Growth and Communication. something like this.... But every educational opportunity professors believe the leaders overstepped their Opportunity to utilize “^eal-tife,, skills in social service settings. you get I think is very helpful, and I took it in that authority by not consulting their constituents. ' T ra in in g fo r 2 n d q u a rter a s a P e e r H e a lth E d u cator. spirit.” Religious studies Professor Gerald Larson condemned Sociology 191C & D (38414 & 38430) Huttenback said all county supervisors were invited to the letter. “ My god, it’s apocalyptic,” he said. “ They RELATIONSHIPS Italy. “ I invited the whole batch. This (the Global En­ were clearly out of order with our senate procedures.” vironmental Research Organization, Venice Project) is Tuesdays & Thursdays 3 :3 0 - 5 :3 0 pm . A field training course about Relationship The nine signatories used senate stationery and signed skills, emphasizing values clarification, communication and group facilitation for men something that is going to need a great deal of civic their names using their respective senate titles. Larson and women. Begins Sept. 29,1986.2 Units. support from Santa Barbara and so I helped defray believes that another resolution calling for a committee some of the expenses,” he said. to investigate possible procedural errors is unnecessary. Sociology 191C & D (38406 & 38422) “ I thought it was a good investment. I wanted “ The evidence speaks for itself, the letter speaks for MAKING POSITIVE HEALTH CHOICES: someone from the city there, too; I thought it was im­ itself. There’s hardly a need to investigate.” ALCOHOL tk DRUGS portant, but nobody came,” he said. Larson said the content of the reports is not in Mondays & Wednesdays 3:00 - 5:00 PM. This training course explores issues Richard Flacks, acting chair of the Academic Senate question, only the procedure used to call the president’s involved in making realistic health choices and trains students interested in Alcohol questioned the use of funds for the supervisors. “ I just attention to the matter. and Drug Education. Begins Sept. 29,1986.2 Units. wonder about the appropriateness of using university Flacks thought the resolution against him and eight Students must apply and register for the course(s), ap­ funds for those kinds of junkets. I presume that, like other senate leaders denied them due process. “ I can’t plications available in Student Health Services, Health other things we’re hearing about, the justification for it believe that the faculty would vote on a resolution that Education Office (rm 1308) and the Sociology Department is it’s good public relations for the university. Per­ denies due process to people.... They want the faculty to Office. No graduating seniors, please. sonally, I think there is something questionable about a vote without hearing the full story from the nine,” he All c la M « held in Student Health Service, raa 1913. university giving those kinds of hospitalities to public said. Flacks supports the resolution which calls for an ______For more information call 961-2630. officials or to anyone for that matter,” he said. investigative committee to examine any procedural Huttenback is under fire by systemwide ad­ defects. ministrators, who are auditing his alleged use of state Huttenback is not sure if the senate will act on a vote of funds for home improvements, and by faculty members confidence on him. “ I ’m not at all that sure that is going BUY BELOW and student leaders. to happen. That is a proposal by one faculty member. Results of the audit are expected to be released by the And what they are going to do, I haven’t the slightest end of the week. University of California Regents idea,” he said. WHOLESALE discussed the audit in a closed executive session held Flacks is opposed to the chancellor’s confidence poll. last week during their monthly meeting at Berkeley. “ I personally have not favored the resolution. On the Warehouse Liquidation Huttenback said he has not been officially contacted and other hand, if people want to split the faculty by con­ is unsure how much he will repay. “ We’re still bickering demning the senate leadership, maybe we should do —7 Honrs Only— about it,” he said. both.” 60-80% Esprit * Cherokee * Naf-Naf Prices “ I shall probably have to transfer some money back to (William Diepenbrock contributed to this story.) Gasoline * Guess ★ Jimmy ’Z Below Jag • ID* ★ Merona Start and Much Much More! Graduated Savings. Retail at the A t

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