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Worldwide Poetry Slamm ... ANTI-ZIONISM WEEK: PART 3 OF 3

JERUSALEM - A day after his landslide election victory, .Israeli UJS Sponsors Prime Minister-elect Ariel Sharon made a pilgrimage to the Western Speakers to Wall, restating his opposition to sha ring jerusalem with the Palestinians. Educate Students At the same time. he planned to send advisors to Washington to Week suggests altemate soften what his aides admit is an "image problem" that the former ways to promote peace general, known for controversial and bloody military campaigns, has By VINCENT GRAGNAHI Senior Staff Writer

See JERUSALEM, Page 8 [n response to last week's Anti-Zionism Week, the Union of jewish Students is spon­ soring this week "A Positive and Pragmatic National Approach to Peace in the Middle East; fea ­ turing speakers and a booth on Library Walk s.n.s.xMnap Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Slowly a.nIne Foothold UjS President Wade Strauss said the pur­ pose of the week was to educate students 1ft u.s. ce.ne... more fully on what is going on in the region. BOSTON - Like every pastor, "The purpose is to add something to the the Rev. Louise Forrest tends to current issues fa cing [srael, to present so me her congregation and shares in the tangible proof and evidence of what is going joy of marryi ng a couple. . on there," he said . "[ really like bei ng involved in Muslim Student Association President people's lives, and to be there for Eahab Ibrahim said that while he believes the these benchmark moments; said UJS should have its voice heard, he objects to Forrest, an Episcopal priest associ­ the fact that Wednesday night's speakers ate at the Cathedral Church of St. referred to Anti-Zionism Week as Anti­ Paul here. Semitic. But Forrest and her colleagues "Definitely they should make their views bless same-sex unions, placing heard," he said. "I have no problem with that. them at the heart of a growing But the tagging of our group as Anti-Semitic debate within America's religious was a direct blow to us that's not substantiat­ ed by any actions that we've done." Dr. Richard Katz, a member of the See MAlllllAM, Page 8 American [srael Public Affairs Committee's DaYId PIIl/ GuBtdiBfl national board of directors, and Rabbi Collegiate ~ (fop) A student sing.f a song while jamming on Iris ptar. (&tIDm left) Hand-pidted members uf the Abraham Cooper, associate dean of the IJIIditna mak£ their marie as judges. (&tIDm right) A S1JIJtnt rrcites an original poem at Purter's Pub Wednesday night. Wiesenthal Center, spoke Wednesday night at the Institute of the Americas Auditorium. NIne MIjor ...... Katz spoke about the current situation in Vow to Review FenuIIa [srael, giving a recent history of the peace ••1 ...... process in the Middle East. He said he want­ Communication Professor Passes Away ed to bring a sense of hopeful optimism to the DAV[S, Calif, situation. Representatives from nine top Helene Keyssar lost her long battle with cancer at age 57 "There is no panic in Israel," he said. research universities from across "There is no sense of fear. The streets are safe. the country recently met and By _OFF DlmllCH how Mike Cole, a long-time communication It's much worse from a distance than when made a unanimous statement rec­ Staff Writer professor, spoke of Keyssar's love of teaching you're there." ognizi ng gender inequities of fac­ and how she never gave up. He added that Israel is choosing a peaceful ulty in the fie lds of science and UCSD com munication professor Helene "Helene had a lot to do with creating th is political route in the Middle East. engineering. Keyssar died Monday morning after a lengthy interdisciplinary culture; said Dan Hallin, a "Israel, if it wanted to, could prevail over High-ranking officials from struggle with cancer. She was 57. communication professor. "She was a broad the PLO; he said. "But they won't because it's the Ca lifornia Institute of Keyssar is fo ndly remembered by the com­ intellect; her background was in drama but she not the jewish way, it's not the [sraeli way, it's Technology, the Massachusetts munication department for her dedicated knew a tremendous amount about journalism, not the way that country chooses to operate." Institute of Technology, the teaching style, leadership and innovative ideas. television, language and other things. All of us Cooper then spoke on the use of University of Michigan, Princeton [n 1981 she arrived at UCSD and immedi­ in the department learned a tremendous Holocaust denial and anti-Semitic rhetoric by University, Stanford University, ately made her mark by bringing her immense amount from her." the Palestinian authority in its schools and knowledge of theater and the humanities into Communication chair Carol Padden spoke media. the communication department. of Keyssar's ability to bring the humanities into See COLLI.ATI, Page 9 "One of the biggest problems has been the Communication professor Chandra the a traditional social science department. failure of Israel to take a look and keep tabs on Mukerji remembers Keyssar's dedication and According to Padden, she galvanized her stu­ what Palestinian children are being taught; love of students. "She had such joy being in the dents with her juxtaposition of pop culture and he said. classroom," Mukerji said. the classics. . Cooper ended his speech with a video pre­ Spoken The bond Keyssar had with students did not Keyssar also became a leader not only in the sentation featuring several Anti-Semitic Web stop with the classroom. Often, she would hold communication department but of women sites that have been indexed by the ''All of us in the film screenings at her home. Mukersi added professors all over campus. Mukerji remembers Wiesenthal Center. that by taking students seriously, Keyssar that when Keyssar arrived from Amherst He said one reason for showing the sites to department learned a taught them to understand and learn about College in 1981 , women professors were few the crowd was to inspire them with the "cre­ tremendous amount themselves. and were overshadowed by their male counter­ ativity and commitment of the other side. " Always popular with students, she was even­ parts. Keyssar helped to break that barrier with Thursday's speaker will be Deanna from her;" tually forced her out of the classroom by can­ her free spirit and drive. Armbruster, executive director of American cer, but it could not keep her away for long. Throughout the '80s, Keyssar was adamant Friends of Neve ShalomlWahat ai-Salam. -...... Soon after she was in remission she was back at about improving US-Soviet relations. Her desire Armbruster will speak and answer questions Professor of Communication school. even though she did not have to be. -Incredibly hard working and u;nacious· is Set 08I1UAIIY, P~gt 3 See ANn-ZIONISM, Page 3 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Thursday,February 8, 2001 Thursday. February 8, 2001 . The UCSD Guardian NEWS 3 EVENTS ETCETERA Scripps Ritter Building to be Demolished Several new projects may help Califomians with the recent power crisis Like to meet Thursda Feb. 8 ...... , IWIURIT O'NIILL out of that building was the haz­ This "concrete shell" is current­ _ ardous material," he said. ly still standing on the Scripps Editor in Chief Staff Writer IU. _ A __ The first step to demolishing campus. According to Clauss, the people ... ? Seminar: Hear Me: A Riner Hall, once the site of Ritter Hall was the removal of demolition is approximately 75 MtIIIIlging Editors many classrooms and labs, current­ asbestos from the ceilings and percent complete. Legacy of Student ...I11...... -1POIIIO II.-...n ..... ly stands as only a concrete shell. other surfaces. The asbestos Once the building has been F.ditors Cop, The destruction of the large acade­ removal was completed last week. completely demolished, the build­ Activism ...... L COAIIINIY mic building, located on the cam­ The air inside the building was ing will be crushed and used as NIIUIS Editor pus of the Scripps Institution of then tested to make sure no air­ road base or back-fill material. Student activists will discuss how Road base is the layer put down on they have worked for change on the AID J, iliA 11m -=-­ Oceanography, began Dec. 11 of borne fibers we~e present after the Associate NlUIs Editors UCSD campus. The event is spon­ last year. asbestos removal. These particles roads before asphalt or concrete is sored by the Cross Cultural Center TOIIVU The company contracted to do are a health hazard if people inhale laid. Opinion Editor The steel rebar of the concrete and will begin at 4 p.m. in the Cross the demolition is Clauss them. The building was pro­ Cultural Center. The event is free and IIVYlII.cIIAL Construction. Bernard Clauss is nounced safe for workers, and structure is also recycled after the Associate Opinion Editor the project manager in charge of demolition continued. concrete is taken to be crushed. open to the public. For more informa­ ~ ~S~I.DOSI 'TMI CAINS t# ".eu,:, ~...,.. Steel, metal and wood materials The Ritter Hall and Vaughn tion call (858) 534-9689. AIJlll\ALJSftC R\ITT'I"I& SIIIIItIIiI&,..,.. UII. the SIO project. Sports Editor Vaughn Hall, where the aquari­ were removed from the hall next Hall demolitions are scheduled to (j)~ 1tJ~T1ONS (y ft.~'.x; fo\OIIIWlS um used to be located, is also and sent to be recycled. The metals be completed March 23, 2001 . Feb. 9 ~~ ®~~~., scheduled to be demolished. This go to a recycler, where they are The space that will remain (D TIE. "T\\alu.. ....CIVt..-r~ will occur simultaneously with the melted to form new steel for reuse. when the building is demolished Then we need you. @)~ Of' (,VII-I Ritter Hall demolition. The wood products are either to will be turned into a park. The @~o.)f.S$l\jIoN l ""'tP be reused or sold as scrap wood. park will be built with funds pro­ If you're a UCSD student who's not afraid to get out in the Workshop: Social Issues foQ~ , ~T. ®~SSIWI.C( Much of the material out of Ritter Hall is being recycled; 96 "When they're all done with vided by the family of a deceased world, the Guardian could use you. As our advertising rep. and Action Research e~~I~El7 @14MIIK *" !O~~)( percent, according to Clauss. that, all there is is a concrete shell: Scripps graduate student as a ~9\$ . you'll have flexible hours, 10% to 15% commission, and Group G> OUIIt$S,o.) "The only material not recycled Clauss said. memorial. something on your resume besides mowing the lawn . ®~to)t)"r&.O~ (i)c...... J .... i8 1\4~r.lE> AiOOT !*)C Hiatus Editor SoI-It .... The Cross Cultural Center will fORA ~ MI~\lT'ES . (!) ,aO" ~-"'6 OI>l"w JOIIIIII LII sponsor the forum, which will explore Associate Hiatus Editor sonal is political. While teaching in Call Romeo at (858)534-3467 MIII1'I ... 14uttet$ .,.. ,...,.... the politics of the University of 'CIIAIUI1ItAII _Obituary: the South, she worked on the civil or stop by our office upstairs California. The event is free and open ~T~T Design Editor rights movement. She even helped in the Student Center. _t4,~.. Political Science chair to the public. The event will take place Keyssar was involved in organize part of the funeral parade L'U~~. ....PILZ at 2 p.m. in the Cross Cultural Center. PUIoM;l Photo Editor the Civil Rights Movement for Martin Luther King, Jr. will speak on Friday For more information call (858) 534- SKY FIIOI1IIIIOII Keyssari's belief and drive for ConIInuecI,...... 1 9689. ALUJAiotS ...... ! ConeInued,...... 1 social justicc lead to her thesis and The University Centers Advisory Board (UCAB) is now accepting .Is,...... '-"TI' Graphics Editor to lessen tension between the first book, "The Curtain and the about Neve ShalomlWahat al­ applications for two Member-at·large positions . .I--""~~ ...... Veil: Strategies of Black Drama: ./SMrc!!! We6Editor adversaries led to the innovative Salam, a village in Israel estab­ Dance Party: Space Bridge Project. The project Additionally, her role in th e lished jointly by Jews and Applications can be picked up at EDNNStudent Information located in the Price Center Plaza. Heartbreakz lI'...... (...... consisted of a real-time video con­ feminist movement led to feminist Palestinian Arabs of Israeli citi­ Applicants must be registered UCSD students in good academic standing. Pili.. a8her1an._ Shannon Castle. Ancela Carrier. theater. Throughout her career Theodore DoIcko, Bertrand Fan. Arntl GIllanc. ference between the two countries, zenship and engaged in educa­ The UCSD DJ and Vinylphiles C_ Plen:e, Simone Senti"'. Jeslk:a with the United States' link at the she received many grants and tional work for peace, equality Submission deadline is Friday, February 16th, 2001 at 4pm . Sc~ . arlan Well •• Rebecca Wood Club and the A.S. Council will sponsor UCSD Media Center. awards, incl uding fellowships from and understanding between the For more information, please call Charlotte Smith @534-0818 . the event which will take place at 5 The video cast was the first of' the MacArthur Foundation on two peoples. Thursday's pro­ Scott aurrq...... J8Cqueilne CheunC . KIm p.m. in the Porter's Pub. The event is Hooper, Jeulca KlUIQrnp, ,_ Pearlman, Aran its kind, llsing satellites to connect International Peace and Security gram will take place from 7:30 BRIEFLY s.ta, C_ $I"', Arvlnd v..n, Kelly Wane, the. two countries. American chil­ and the Rockefeller Foundation. p.m. to 9 p.m. in Center Hall, UNI.}'¥RJJ.~ERS open to UCSD students and admis­ $1_ Lehtonen, Kyle a,.,..".,,,,,,. t.ar. sion is free. MoIcrip. Patrick .... dren were able to talk to Russian Keyssar, a prolific writer of room 101. I STUD NT A AIR S Jacobs School to .Hold Research Review ... _ children. World War II veterans books and for film, theater and Friday's speaker, Sanford lAura arown. ..U.... . M ..... PlI1kh. Z-nc from both countries were able to television, is survived by her hus­ Lakoff, the 'rounding chair of Saturda Feb. 10 Andrew Quadrf, sma s..m, Ruth Tene. Ed The UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering will The work done on the Campus High Voltage Wu reminiscence about old times. The band, Tracy Strong, a UCSD polit­ UCSD's department of political ical science professor, and her hold its Research Review, which Is themed "A Electrical system will take five months and will COPY~ video conference created a dia­ science, will speak after Shabbat Blueprint for the Information Infrastructure, " on new 1'01<0 I,ewa. Mar,_ O·NelII . Helllher Schmtd!. logue between the two sides at the children, David Franke and Anise services and dinner about the Performing Arts: (Bash' connect the Cogeneration plant, enable Melinda Lachance. MII'YIIm aanlro.sheml Friday, Feb. 23 in the Price Center. high voltage cabling to be run underneath height of the Cold W~r. Strong, her sister Judith Redwing history of Zionism and Israel, as Cole worked with Keyssar on and her brother Alex Keyssar. well as the broader political situ­ The UCSD theater and dance Five industry leaders and various faculty will Interstate 5' and facilitate the installation of a Tyler Huff. Lyon...... Uew. JlI'me del RoaII1o. Leo Der Stepenlans, BrI", MOChedam numerous projects during hcr time A memorial service will be held ation in the Middle East. department will sponsor Neil be at the review to give presentations. third transformer at the main campus substa- - at UCSD and commented on the Feb. 17 at 3:30 p.m. at the UCSD LaBute's presentation, which explores Information about current graduate work in the tion. "- IU.III1UI'oIts Friday's program will take place field and technical exhibits from 38 companies Efforts will be made to ensure that the cam­ Austin Hala. Mell... Chow, Mike Coalns. Tim joy she got out of seeing the two International House. from 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. in the everyday evil in three short plays. The Kene sides sit down and talk without any In lieu of flowers, donations may event is open to the public. General will also be on display. pus power supply will not be affected by the International Center. tension . be made to the UCSD Foundation Strauss said this week's pro­ admission is $12 and student admis­ Approximately 600 students, graduates, fac· work. Construction alerts will be made prior to PAlmA .... Social acti vism found its way - Attn: Helene Keyssar Fund, and grams have focused and will sion is $6. For more information ca ll ulty and alumni are ex pected to attend the any major work . Work on the system will also be Busirwss Manafit!' into much of Keyssar's work. sent to Paul Drake, Dean of Social focus on a "future paved with (8 58) 534-4574. event, which will start at 8 a.m. with registra­ done Saturday, Feb. 10 starti~ at· 6 a.m. and tion and a continental breakfast and will end at ending at 9 p.m. _IIAIII.-z Mukcrji commented on how Sciences, SSB 502, UCSD, La Jolla, peace, tolerance, mutual Advertising Art Director 4:30 p.m. Questions can be directed to John Dilliott, Keyssar always felt that the per- CA 92093. understanding and respect: Sunda Feb. 11 Some industry leaders participating in the _CAlIA", the project manager for facilities design and Advertising Manafit!' Executive Forum include Paul Horn , senior vice construction at (858) 822·3349, 'or Mike president and director of research for the IBM Griffith, the assistant director of physical plant IIItAIICIIOI Don't miss the biggest show Assistant Business Manager Performing Arts: Corporation; Paul Jacobs, the executive vice services at (858) 534-2927. of UCSD's Theatre Seasonl Shakespeare's president of Qualcomm, Inc .; Greg "the Innovative Ihealre program at UCSD stages 'Salish' Papadopoulos, senior vice president and chief ADVIImIM AUISlANY Electronic music event to Hanna Doerr .... Twelfth Night . a comedy or the heart: technology officer for Sun Microsystems, Inc. ; The University Centers will spon­ ADVDnIIN8 ...... LAYOUT San Diego Union· Tribune Twelfth and Larry Smarr, the director of UCSD's new take place at Porter's Pub Sky Frostenson. Katie Keenan. sor the event, which will take place at California Institute for Telecommunications and Cecile Pharn, Philip Lee 8 p.m. in Espresso Rom a in the Price Information Technology. The UCSO OJs and Vinylphiles Club, in coop­ CIaCUUJICIN ...... ,. Center. The event is free and open to Andrew Chantra. CII'rle Eversllne, Kelly eration with the A.S. Council, will present Mlmna",h. Keith Eshelman, Sean Slattery. CL I!fIC.o.L the publ ic. For more information call Bank of America prelldent to Jessica Roberts. Elatne Huanc (8 58) 534-4022. Heartbreakz, a free evening of electronic music, RES BA.RCH speak at UCSD on Friday, Feb. 9. co.una IUPPOItT I)I A.T .CR.P ... OL I". C The event will showcase the older talent of Andrew Chantra Monda Feb. 12 Uam McGee, the president of Bank of the OVC and will also introduce several new DJs. DoYou Have America California, is scheduled to visit UCSD There will be two sound areas, one outside and on Feb. 13 for the UCSD Economics Roundtable, one inside. Eye Allergies? Seminar: Special which will commence at 7:30 a.m. in the Faculty Heartbreakz will go from 5 p,m. to 1 a.m ., Club with a breakfast for those in attendance. and while tickets are free, early attendance is Scripps Clinic is conducting Molecular Biology McGee graduated from UCSO and joined recommended as the Pub has limited capacity. !I a research study for a new Section Seminar Bank of America in 1990, eventually rising to This event Is open only to UCSD students. UCSD eyedrop for allergies. become the chief executive of California's Mexican-American singer/songwriter Perla largest bank. McGee has also served two terms Batalla will perform in Mandeville Auditorium on TIle UCSD G_di", Is PIA>Iished MoneIlI's end Participants must: The Division of Biology will spon­ Thursdll" dufinc lile ac_c ~. by and IIIr tile sor the even t, which will take place at on the board of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Feb. 23. at 7:30 p.m. students of UCSO. Reproduclion of till. ____ FranCisco. In ony IIIrm. whether In whole or in pert. wllloouI • Be 12 years of age or older I ' noon. in Pacific Hall. The event is free permiSSion Is strictly orotolbited. 0 2000. III ,.tots and open to the public. For more Tickets for the roundtable are $50. The price r_,ed. Tloe UCSD _ .. Is ____ for • Be allergic to C31S, dust includes continental breakfast and parking. To Perla latal.. to perform at lloe ' .....n of unsotlcned """""i..r!pI. Of .n. T. information call (858) 534-9737. ,lewl aor__ do noI_~_ mites, grus or ragweed purchase tickets for the event contact Edie UCSD Feb. 23 sent lile opinions of TIle UCSD GuMdI... lile o ege ow Munk at (858) 822·0510. Universil)' 01 Cllifornla or ltoe Auoclllled Students. • Be otherwise healthy , Tuesda Feb. 13 Over the years, Batalla has lived and per· Tloe UCSD Gua-c/iMI is funded solely by _,1111,.. We'lI clll It on OUIr_h or ..rom who will be representing UCSD Conltructlon to be completed formed in San FranciSCO, Los Angeles, and Qualified participanlS will Mexico. Her music has included everything from be paid. Community Service: on campul electrlcallystem Gershwin to Mexican lullabies. Generat Editoriat: 534-6581 in the regional finals in News and Features: 534-5226 For mort information, Condom Awareness Named "Best Emerging Artist of 1999" by Opinion, Sports and PhOto: 53«l582 The Office of the Assistant Vice Chancellor Amazon.com, Batalla's music Is a mix of latin­ Hiatus: 534-6583 Please Contact the Sacramento Feb. 16·17 announced this week that the final phase of con­ AdYerlisl,. Oftc.: 534-3466 Week Amerlcan-gypsy·fospel-folk·pop , Her songs range Fax : 534-7691 Study CoonliDator at: struction on the campus electrical system will from traditIonal Latino melodies to bluesy bal­ The Student Health Advocates be E:ompleted, alleviating electrical supply and lads with a contemporary twist -each with a dIs­ e-mail: edIt~ ..UM1I .... OfI (858) 554·9604 or distribution worries on campus. tinctive voice. web: htfP://www.'UC«IIUMdI.,.OfI will sponsor the event, which will (858) 554-9611. ca ll attention to the week-long I UCSD a...... , 9100 G...... DrIve 032.8, condoms to students. The event will Www..ucs,..JnUarrll·an.o La JoIIIi, CA I20I3-0318 take place at 11 a.m. in the Price U:, , UI ,rn :t I [s SCRIPPS CLINIC awa reness event and Wil 1. p . r.O.VI.'d_e.fr,e.e_" __:'''- __.JI __ Act ... toc:atfOn: Second Floor, ucso 0... JJO,.,...- s. 0..,. s.w. m4. Center Plaza . ~"""'I""-:--"""'=-=-""""""""""'''''''''''''''''-''''--''''''''''------c..,,,, R• ..,efle · ManhoU. MVIr St~ .c~" . 8~flW :A;, ,R!", ~1,1 •. ,"OUII veso n .... , . uoutel cu"'" Roosevelt . WOI'Ten ...... : i : j s, S i ; • Thursday, February 8, 2001 40PlNlON The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 8, 2001 The UCSD Guardian OPINION 5 EDITORIAL Hypocritial Government V1-m ...... , Editor in Chief Coping with Loving but Neurotic Bill au,,. • AU_ Norrt .. Managing Editors Acts in the Name of Profit Jeffrey WhIte, Copy Editor T_ VII, Opinion Editor P•• nts Baffles Middle Child MMt Ichnder, Assoc iate News Editor Capitalistic tendencies cannot outweigh Robert Fulton, Sports Editor the battery to fail. Normal par­ an ungrateful brat (at least not DaYkl Pllz, Photo Editor ents would have comforted their most of the time), but how is it society's obligation to each citizen Random child with sweet words and possible for me to be a perfect rhe UCSD GuardliJO IS published tW ICe a week at the UniverSi ty of California. Aliff-Z'oN Itr!( encouragement. My parents told child when I don't have perfect IIJ VISIW. PATEL that the dealer should not have San [)Ieca Cootents 02000. Views tltPf'essed herein represent the 11laj()(lty vote sold him the drugs, for the dealer of the eotonal bOikd, and are not necess3nly those of the UC Board of Regents. Ravings me to call my uncle in Los Ange­ parents? Contributing Opinion Writer was aware of the individual's the ASUCSO. not' the entire GUlJrdlan staff. AN11- AMfl-ANT',_ IIO~IST!! les and ask him for help (as if he Perhaps what bothers me addiction. The dealer should have DIVYA RUNCHAL could have somehow tele-trans­ most is that my p.arents are A story I heard recently made AII1'I-S,",,,U1'!! ported like an alien on "Star unabashedly, shamelessly fair. me think about the co untry we ceased selling because the addic­ I am convinced that all stu­ Trek"). Normal parents would Most students would not have a live in ... actually the capitalistic tion was bringing harm to the UCSD Committee AlH\-ANn-AII'T'-'E.tTIST'1 dents at UCSD at some point in have arranged for a tow truck problem with that. In fact, they society that revolves around us. user. I ~ their lives have wished that they company to jump-start the car. would probably hunt me down There is no doubting that most Now, negligence as defined by " .. had different parents. The idea My parents told me to take my and chastise me for writing a dia­ Americans live to the courts is any Strips Students of )) crosses my mind a few times each apartment key off my key chain tribe against crazy (but essential­ make money, and conscious action year when I struggle to compre­ so the tow truck driver would not ly good) people. our whole philoso­ There is no doubt that affects the Essential Rights hend why it was my luck (or lack attack me in the middle of the Yet, I have come to realize that phy on life, politics, that most Americans well-being of • of it) to be my parents' second night, when I was fast asleep . my parents don't worship me, foreign policy and another human. As of this academic. year, UCSD stu­ and most n,:glected child (at least As my anger rose, elevating to which is a sign that either A) they domestic policy live to make money, So it seems that dents are prohibited from retaining legal in my view) . a point that would have put the hate me or B) they're mature. ultimately streams the crack user from our capitalis­ and our whole would have viable representation in administrative hearings I know some people might hot geysers at Yellowstone to Being mature is a good thing, but think I should be grateful for my shame, I struggled to restrain not when it is at the expense of a tic nature. The philosophy on life, grounds for his of misconduct. By revising section parents - they are for the most from screaming every epithet sweet, darling and innocent mid­ story I heard only case. 22 .17.16.13 of the Student Code of Con­ part loving, intelligent and known to man at my parents dle child (that's me, readers). further made me politics, foreign However, I hear duct, the Student Regulations Revision responsible creatures - but a lit­ who, in an ironic twist, were A little while ago, when I think about the in my mind the UnIon of Musl,m policy and domestic many readers Committee - which, despite its name, is tle part of me resents them for actually losing patience with me. received an angry condemnation hypocrisy that aris­ Worse, my Ph.D.-possessing from an individual, I ran to my es from a society policy ultimately laughing at this S1vd.en-l being so tormenting. composed largely of administrators and l'ew ISh ·A recent incident in San father suddenly began to pound parents, deeply hurt. Their having such capi­ mati and me, for talistic qualities. streams from our believing he staff - has struck a blow to the rights we AS~CI/A-t,O'" ;/ Diego, in which I was stranded in me with a swift succession of irri­ response, "It's what you have as students to defend ourselves S;vJ.el'tts the cold for more than two hours tating and illogical questions. deserved." Recently, a man capitalistic nature. should be allowed in Vancouver sued to sue. against any university accusation of beca.use my car wouldn't start, is The worst was, "Where are Sadly, I realized my parents testimony to my unhappiness you exactly on the freeway? " to weren't being sadistic: They were his crack dealer for I must admit, it wrongdoing. with their neurotic behavior. which my exasperated reply was, just taking his side in order to negligence. This man was an does seem a little ludicrous that a The Guardian condemns any practice of Normal parents would have "Dad, how can I be on the free­ point out to me how he must admitted crack user and was on his drug addict should sue his dealer restricting the ways in which students can been concerned for their child's way when I just told you the car have felt in that situation. I rant­ way to recovery. for negligence. After all, the drug However, he believed that to user is the one who got himself affect potentially pivotal events in their safety. My parents wanted to is stuck in the parking lot of an ed and raved about the unfair- know what light I had left on in apartment building?" solve his problems, he should sue into his mess; he should have no academic lives. In a process that can have the car that could have caused Don't get me wrong. I'm not See COWMN, Page 6 the man who was helping bring a significant negative impact on people's pain to him . The crack user said See HYPOCRISY, Page 6 lives, a process in which students' acade­ mic futures can be at stake, no option should be denied students for their own 'Austln Hsla/ Gvardlan basb la one of the moat anticipated events of the 2001 theatre _aaon. defense. After the university got burned by the "thr innovative theatre program at UCSD stagrs American Civil Liberties Union and its Leadership Requires Staying True to the heart-stopping evils of Neil laBure's basb ." all Diego Ullioll' Tribllne March 1999 lawsuit on behalf of UCSD student Ben Shapiro to revise the campus posting policy, the university took over a Both Voters and Personal Principles year-and-a-half to actually change the The resignation of A.S. Programmer Cassandra Williams reminds students policy despite a federal court order to do Everything you so. that defending one's principles requires as much strength as fulfi!ling duties wanted to know about Despite the university's "oversight" in IIJ JACOB WASSERMAN In her own words: "Officially resign­ enforcing a federal court order protecting Lord Acton wrote that power tends to Staff Writer ing the . position of programmer, I feel corrupt, but said nothing about how students' freedom of speech, it certainly did obliged to tell you the reasons for this power tends to cling. Nobody likes leav­ not fail to promptly thereafter rescind Dear Littles and Germinates, decision. Since before I ran for this posi­ ing a job half finished, especially when it STA7T/STICS UCSD students' right to have legal repre­ I was in the Round Table courtyard tion, my family warned me that I would means giving up a significant amount of last spring when they announced the be alarmed about some of the things ( authority, extra-especial1y when that sentation in administrative reviews allowed winners of the A.S. elections. I remember saw and that I would either have to com­ authority comes hand-in-hand with but were afraid to ask! them since 1978, when the Student Code watching many faces light up with the promise my morals or compromise my responsibilities to people who voted for of Conduct was drafted. It seems the uni­ Aurora Bor.lis of the victor, or freeze duties to the office. Of course, I didn't you over somebody else. Holding power versity is more concerned with curtailing into the sporting grin of the also-ran. I listen and I took the position." and staying uncorrupted pales in com­ The Department of Mathematics remember the indrawn breath, and the "From the beginning, r was shown parison to the challenge of letting go of is pleased to announce students' rights than it is with defending ripples of applause, and the handshakes. some of the darker sides of life. Many the reins when the time comes. them. I remember Doc Khaleghi's near people in the industry have tried to sue Williams faced both these challenges a NEW lower division course in It is clear to the Guardian that students' aneurysm after his upset presi

or cocaine to make profits as a to their actions, while preserving south Gust as much as Texas) Hypocrisy: dealer. . . the capitalistic nature that has Resignation: things are different here. Again, [ wonder why one case brought us so far? These cases And yet we do "not stand up for Society must look out for seems more rational than the have shown that Americans seem Officer resigns rather than our beliefs. To stand against the the well-being of citizens other. to want both the benefits of cap­ compromise morals silent crowd of so many other Some also argue that the dif­ italism and the freedom and unvoiced opinions requires a continued from ,.,. 5 ference between the two cases is safety provided to us by the Con­ ...... "-Ne4 strength and purity of inner one to blame but himself. the differentiation in the selling of stitution. These benefits include dangers of drug use. I'm not even vision, a clarity that is hard to But here is where it gets a little lega l and illegal goods. The tobac­ the joys of smoking a cigarette sure that [ do. Wi ll iams inspires me come by amid the collegiate iffy. As absurd as this man's case co industry sells a legal product, and the profit gained from sell­ by her demonstrated willi ngness to chaos. seems, one should realize that the therefore if it is discovered that ing it. make sacrifices for the sake of her Rabbi Lisa Goldstein, one of federal government of the United this product is harmful, the tobac­ However, with these benefits principles. We all need a moral our campus ministers, notes States similarly sued a drug dealer co industry should halt the sale of comes the harm from the smoke compass ... we also all need to another challenge students face. for negligence. Only in that case, this product. and the ultimate lawsuit and know how to follow it. "College years have· such poten­ the company was the tobacco attempted suppression of one of Some attest that here at UCSD tial; often for the first ti me in their industry. In the end, I wonder America's oldest and strongest we stroll daily through a play­ lives students are deeply confront­ "The tobacco industry!" you companies. Ultimately, these ground of sin. Maybe you don't ed with different values systems say. "What does that have to do when Americans will desires cause hypocrisy to form prescribe to such a concept, and and new ways of seeing the world. with crack dealers?" Well, the start owning up to their in our values, as shown with the maybe [ don't either, but the fact They have the opportunity to test tobacco industry and its con­ cases above. remains that ours is a community the systems of morality in which sumers are analogous to the crack actions, while preseroing This hypocrisy arises from our rifled with lax morality. they were raised and make deci­ dealer litigation. America sued the acceptance·of tobacco companies When was the last time you sions about the directions for their tobacco industry on the basis that the capitalistic nature into American society, for they, stood up in a group and said "[ life paths. Whether those deci­ it seIls a product that is addictive which has brought us so like all of us, are in the pursuit of have no power to stop you, but I sions are informed by thoughtful to its user, and ultimately calises money. believe that act is wrongr When reflection or by . peer pressure At the signing of the Oslo Accords in 1993, Israel and harm. far ... Americans seem to However, when we discover was the last time you witnessed a often depends on the individual's The government said,just like want both the benefits of something hazardous about the wrong, be it a tipsy drive to the level of awareness." in the drug user's case, the tobac­ product, we immediately blame store and back, a racist or sexist If there's anything you have the ' Palestinian Authority agreed "that it is time to put co industry was acting negligent­ capitalism and the the company. We then allow our­ joke, or the kid next to you cheat­ learned from our recently resigned ly when co nsidering the hearth of selves to destroy this industry. ing off your exam, and took that A.S. programming commissioner, its co nsumers. [ pose this ques­ freedom and safety When the man of Vancouver tries leap of self confidence necessary to it should be that we cannot under­ tion: Why does it seem prepos­ provided to us by the to do the same to his drug dealer, express your disapproval? Too estimate the importance of aware­ an end to decades of confrontation and conflict, terous when the drug user sues we laugh at him. many times I have looked the other ness and clarity. Lacking them, you his drug dealer, but not when the Constitution. [n one case, America tells a way, knowing that this is San run in circles around yourself. Pos­ government sues the tobacco man to be responsible for his D iego, and no body likes a fuss sessing them, you can match recognize their mutual legitimate and political rights, industry? Also, the user of the illegal actions, but in the other, America down here. thought to deed and thus free (or Some may argue that th e drug is taki ng a risk in using this says the company, not the con­ None of us approves of apathy, save) your souL Williams found tobacco industry was aware of the drug if he knows it is illegal. He sumer, is to blame. Thus, we none of us accepts the foolish them and took action. And so she effects of nicotine, and thus it leaves all responsibility to him­ become hypocrites whose capital­ notion that because this is the is my hero. 'and strive to live in peaceful coexistence and mutual increased doses to assure profits self, for he is the ultimate deter­ istic sense drives us to look out for from addicted cigarette smokers. minant. only ourselves and not the well­ This knowledge of th e effects of This argument, however, fails being of all people. were right. That realization dignity and security and achieve a just, lasting nicotine should be enough cause for it does not consider the fact Ultimately, we must realize that Column: annoyed me even more. to stop production for the indus­ that both of the goods sold are man must stay true to all his Dealins with parents' It's not a good thing when you try to further research and notify similar in their addictive qualities. brothers and sisters. After all, as behaviOr irritates daughter realize your parents are better its consumers. Ultimately, both goods are the John Donne said, "No man is an human beings than you are. It and comprehensive peace settlement and historic It is this negligence for which same substance, for they ca use island, entire of itself; every man is oonIIMecI rro...... doesn't mean however, that I'm not the governmenr sues. But this harm and are addictive, and the a piece of the continent, a part of still thinking of trading my parents does not show that th e drug case consumer is taking a risk by using the main." So we must care for all ness of it all , and angrily accused for others. If there's anyone out reconciliation throu'gh the agreed political process." is less reasonable than the tobac­ either. . man with equality and reason, and my p<\rents of liking a stranger there who wants two caring adults co case. The drug dealer also relies [n the end, [ wonder when not let money decide the fate of more than they liked me, their own (potential downside: They tell upon the addictive effects of crack Americans will start owning up our actions. child. But after much sulking and extremely corny jokes) please con­ brooding, I realized my parents tact me. (just hope it's a fair trad~ . 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drinking. Race R.latlons Come Collegiate: "Our soc iety has ta ken alcohol as a rite of passage: Wechsler sa id. Full Clrcl. at LSU The meeting itself was an "It's like living next to a fi sh factory Ev.nt achievement - after a while you don't smell it BAT ON RO UGE, La. AXQ any more." Protesters li ned the steps of ~D & NATION ContInued from ,.,e 1 However, a core gro up of Memorial Tower chanting and ra is­ Mr. ALPHA CHI Pageant and Science, Anne Salo. researchers and college administra­ ing signs against admitting A fr i ~n­ Though the recognition of gen­ tors attack both the accuracy of American students to LOUI SIana Wechsler's studies and the thinki ng State University. of the Evangelical Catholic Church der inequity may be noth ing new, that underlies them. On the same steps decades later, th -....ge: in America, a reform Catholic faith solutions have been hard to come Thurs. Feb. 8 Christian Religion is at the Center of They say Wechsler's definition students and faculty of different community. by. of binge drinking is inherently races gathered to celebrate genera­ 25 members attended the "I am a pastor to people who are According to the Ame r ic~n fl awed and classifies too many stu­ tion s of progress, to remember the 7pm gay and lesbian," said the Rev. Association of UniverSIty Texas Faith-Based Aid dents as problem drinkers. past, to reflect on the present and to prayer c:eremDr9' Reine Abele, a United Church of Professors, the sa lary gap between AUSTIN, Texas - President paid for social services contra<;ts numbers from ~ wiD In an even more serio us charge, look to the future of black history. Christ minister. "I want to affirm male and fem ale professors has Price Center Ballroom George W Bush set off a national and grants to 29 community stand the tl5t of time. the pogram c " .~""~J. they say Wechsler's s t rat e g~ of "LSU is one of the main schools community over whether such their relationship and acknowledge increased by 3.3 perce nt since debate last week on the separation groups made up of secular and reli­ appears favorable when aJIIIfIIRd emphasizi ng the extent of dnnk­ that did not want black people. and church ccrcmonics arc proper. that God has called them." 1975. $51ickets of church and state by proposing to gious organizations. The programs to normal prison m:idivism nII:S m ing on college campuses has back­ now we make up more than 10 per­ A b Now, female professors ea rn available @ PC Box Office do nationally what he did as Texas provide services to more than SOpercml denominations with pro­ Abele was among about 25 cent of the population" said spea ker gressive traditions wholeheartedly members of the Religious Coalition 12.5 perce nt less than men. fired. governor - direct taxpayer money 6,500 poor Texans. particularly . There also has bcm COIl1l'OVa"- Instead of reduci ng the level of Catrina Mini fi eld, president of the support such unions. while most for the Freedom to Marry who This qua ntifica tio n put a num­ Proceeds benefit Wom en ojDomestic Vio/e,!u , Easter Seals & to religious organizations for social women and children. sy. college dri nkin g, they say, university'S chapter of the NAACP.. do not. oftrn citing biblical injunc­ gathered Thcsday at St. Paul's for a ber to a feeling that wome n have A lpha Chi Omega Foundation services for the poor, the n~lected In the past year, the Texas CivilIibcnarians sua! the -.r. Wechsler has convi nced students The Natio nal Pa n-He llenIC tions against bomosexuality. prayer meeting. h eld fo r years. and the addicted. Workfonx Commission, the stall: claiming an Innomion Project in that binging is socia lly acceptable Coun cil kicked off Black History The Unital Methodist Church They made plans to observe "There's defi nitely a sense that In Texas. Bush's record is a nUx agency handling job dcvdopment . the cmtral TCDS 10WII mBrmillm and has actually increased the Month Thursday night wi th cIdrocked a North Carolina minis­ Monday's National Freedom to it 's more difficult to get things of success and controversy, with and unemployment benefits, has called jobs Partnership m number of students who drink to speeches, poetry, a ba lloon release tEr, the Rn_ JIIDIIlY Creech, in 1999 Many Day, a nationwide effon by accomplished as a woman: Salo the line between gomnment and awarded $3.1 miDion in contracIs Washington County aoad the excess. and prayer. for manying scvaaI same-scx cou­ gay rights and religious organiza­ said. Wish you were in Barcelona? religion blurred at times. But while to 15 faith-based organizations aid­ line mdwrch and SlatE sqalliolL Despite the widespread publici­ The event marked th e start of a pks. AnoIhcr Methodist pastor, the tions under the sponsorship of Bush's proposals have been direct- ing mothers on wdtiIre. The sa­ The aIIcpbons wa'r that it mimi _ - The California Aggie ty of his views, Wechsler's critics month-long celebration emphasiz­ Study abroad with ISIS in the Fall. Winter, Spring or"\ . In_ Gregory DdI, recently ended a Lambda Legal Defense to draw ed at all faiths. the orientation in vias include child c.are and train­ proselytizing about jesus Ouist charge that his definition of binge ing black history and issues and 50 Summer term. Spanish language offered at all - suspension in Chicago attention to the fight for same-sex Texas has bttn almost exclusively ing in skills that will get the women with its official cask mtracbing life- one-yar drinking - five drinks for a man years of integration at LSU. levels. Electives in the social sciences (in Engli sh). same-scx unions. marriages. Christian. off welfare. . skills to wd&rc IDOIhcrs. aCta- blessing ~.rd R.... rcher and four for a woman - is inher- Black History Month can help copmg __'_I aI - fon'est and an increasing num­ The religious coalition, formed SmaIl classes. Transcripted by Portland State However, there is no doubt that In the state prison outside the The contro~ tr:rna1Jve many students understand African­ ber of clergy of all denominations in 1998, issued a declaration calling Cracks Down on ently flawed . . . University (12-21 quarter credits). Spanish thousands of Texans have benefit- Houston suburb of Sugar Land certification of eight rdigious­ They say it has . no sCI~nt~fic American achievement, said Matsue say they arc merdy tending to their for civil recognition of gay and les­ homestays for language and cultural immersion. ed in the past three years from gov- there is a New Testament-based based child-care facilities in ~ Colleg. Alcohol basis, fails to account for a slgmfi­ Wiles. an international student and flocks' spiritual needs. bian maniaF, and now counts emment funding of faith-based prison redemption ~, ~ Corpus 0Iristi has bun blightEd cant number of other factors that mass communication senior. Sprtq term appUeatioa deIMIIlne February 15, These putors say they bless about 300 tndfvidual clergy and CAMBRIDGE, Mass. - Henry social service and job training pro- InncrChan~ Freedom Imnatlve, by a aiminaJ inftSligalion into the influence the physiological effects "As a minority among minori­ wwW.lslS.pcjl .edu same-scx unions because God does churches as supporters. Wechsler's name is synonymous grams. . founded Watergate figure Peqple's Baptist Cturcb IJId of alcohol use, and classifies too ties. it was very positive to see this not discriminate. and therefore Signers include members of the with college drinking. ISIS' Po

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COlXtesy 01 Universal Pictures Dos Pescados KIfC: Freddie Prinze Jr. is the king oj the silver sCTI!en along with co-star Monica POller in the romantic I drama "Head Over Heels." Combo nlv Hard to fall head over heels with this film, even $3.49 with Freddie Prinze Jr. playing the lead That's two of our fish tacos, FINS La Jolla beans and chips! Iy USSANDA trying to do everything at once and never real­ La Jolla Village Square Thi6 coupOn good for up to 2 orders. Not valid r:T':r::I Staff Writer ly manilges to achieve anything. The only Nobel Drive at Highway 5 "'t h any other <>ffer. Offer expi re. 212&101. U:LI thing it has built to excess is the melodrama (858 )270-FINS The quality of a film is often negatively with quivering lips and knees. correlated with the number of genres it tries The action scene has been toned down to to straddle. "Head over Heels· could be an insipid level. The models try to act but described as a romantic-crazy-drama-comedy become, at best, caricatures of themselves with action elements. next to the more developed main characters. It is the concept of one "girl next door· Guys, they don't even have breasts, cause (Monica Potter) living with four models, and they're models, and models are too skinny arighte.n Your Smile she just happens to be good-looking herself. to produce any luscious cleavage to speak E rase lI.ears oleo/as, coffee & mochas NostaJgia: OK, fine. This is America, after all. of. Add living across the road from the I tried to amuse myself by reading mean­ General an~ Cosmetic . 470 Nautilus, Suite 307 vague exhibitionist Mr. Perfect (Freddie ing into the Kate Moss-skinny script, but to Denttstry MIchelle La Jolla Cartoons that defined Prinze Jr.), who mayor may not be a serial no avail - unless the statements "Women 20% off additional treatmenl such Zoubek (858)459-3212 killer. Then progress to pile up the cliches at can't be both beautiful and smart at the same as Bleaching, Bonding, Crowns, D.D.S. a higher rate than your average Bon Jovi time; they need men to save them" and "Men Please mention ad Veneers & Ceramic Fillings • when making lyric. . with foreign accents are villains· count as r appointment our childhood A sense of humor based on bodily fu nc­ anything worthy of "meaning.· To me they !/_va1i

, . HIATUS 13 Thursday, February 8, 2001 The UCSD Guardian 12 HIATUS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 8, 2001 To Some They're Still Giant Breakdown to Heart­ decade of self-imposed seclusion. today. kick off with their most recent Oasis to completely capture an Only the diehard fans showed up to support They Their last two studio , anthems "Go Let It OutW and audience." Helen Folsade Adu, otherwise breaks at Porters Pub "Be Here Now" and "Standing on "Who Feels Love." -Joseph Lee known as Sade, follows her 1992 the Shoulder ·of Giants: seem After the success of their first "Love Deluxe" (which carried the Might Be Giants even with recent airplay At Heartbreaks, you can expect to find overproduced and layered with just two albums, "" hit "No Ordinary Love") with and "What's the Story (Morning "Lovers Rock," an album that By MICHAEL TURNER one too many guitars. They seem yourself in Heaven and Hell in the Pub like they are trying too hard. But Glory): Oasis have been criti­ masterfully blends her soulful Staff Wnter witt.- their recent live album cized for losing their touch with voice with today's electronic By JOSEPH LEE Heaven-esque themes. Hell, of "Familiar to Millions: Oasis prove their last two studio albums. Liam rhythms. Alternative band They Might course, brings out the darker side that they are more than just a stu­ makes the offhand comment, Soft saxophones give way to B~ Giants played to an enthusi­ Hiatus Editor with devils, fire and brimstone. dio band trying too hard. "You should write more of these delicate acoustic licks in classic as tic but diminutive crowd at The contmsting themes in the This two-disc set shows off the songs, Noel: before heading into fashion. But the album also offers San Dlego's 4th and B. Last year The UCSD DJs and Vinyl­ raw talent and energy of Oasis "Supersonic," a classic from their some recent flare with beats mas­ the band toured to commemo­ philes Club will launch its first areas also separate the styles of music. Heaven is focused more pumped through 's first album. . ter-stroked by Massive Attack and rate the 10-year anniversary of event of the quarter at Porter's on house, breaks and NU-NRG, Marshall stack amps. You can feel Oasis run through brilliant B­ Everything But the Girl, helping their album. "Flood." Pub, and with Valentine's Day while Hell has an obviously dark­ the electricity as throngs of people sides like "· and ·Step propel the diva's pipes into the 21 st The 2001 tour is in reaction just around the corner, it is aptly er mood with jungle and hard­ at the famous Wembley Stadium Out· while throwing in old century. to the high turnout they received titled "Heartbreaks." With the Oasis core DJs. chant "Oasisl Oasis!" until a mas­ favorites such as "Wonderwall" All in all, however, the tone last year. ye t last Sunday's San event being exclusive to and free ·Familiar to Millions· for UCSD students, there is hope Capacity is limited to 500 and sive arplaUSC greets the opening and "Live Forever." All the while, and temperament on "Lovers Diego show did not sell out Rock" remains resolutely the early arrival is suggested. The Big Brother bars 0 "Fucking in the Bushes: an Noel shows his prowess on the despitc the band's re cent notori­ that there will be a strong student Sad. event is free for UCSD students instrumental guitar solo that sim­ guitar with classic rock solos and same, from the lush melancholy ety as the performers of the support for the show. A "Lovers Rock" and there is no need to obtain lush riffs. Noel stands as one of of "King of Sorrow" to the dub­ theme song to the sitcom "Mal­ Event coordinator Robin ply rocks. The return to the band's more the most underrated lead guitars inflected sensuality of the title colm in the Middle." Duong hopes to see a lot of peo­ tickets before the event - just show up with your student 10. rock roots show that they are players. track. The band catered to an audi­ ple attend the show, which will A showcase new members of the This is most likely the DVC's Amid all the fighting between defined by more than just a ·Won­ Forget about the canceled tours, Seemingly negligible lyrics ence composed of overwhelming­ come across as distant and DVC as well as the talents of the only event this quarter. brothers Ind band mates, a new derwall" or "Champagnt'Supcmo­ the fist fighting and Liam's insa­ ly die-hard fans by playing a good tiable urge to kick Robbie lovelorn, making the words just as number of their older and more more experienced members. bass pllytr and a new guitar player va." After front man Liam Gal­ Williams' arsc. This live album The woman who fueled the palpable and delicious as the bizarre songs and B-sides like Duong is excited about the event AREAt:HEAVEN(H~~bre~ and getting kicked off airlines and lagher dubs the hallowed Wemb­ shows off the band's gorgeous '80s with casual sex and slicked­ music_ More than worth its price. "Minimum Wage" and "Finger­ because it will give the new mem­ and NU-NRG) canceling tours, Oasis still stands Wonderboy, Ladykilla, tommy­ ley Stadium a "shit hole: they melodies and the inherent ability of back hair is back after a near -DavidLcc tips" along with such hits as bers a chance to play on a large - as one of the best live acts in music "Don't Let's Start" and "Particle system in front of a large crowd. boy, OJ Evil B, Kurt Hectic, Adam Man ." Heartbreaks will feature two Mercury, Spartan, OJ Sam and L4. AREA 2: HELL The band's principal mem­ areas of music, themed "Heaven" Oung/e and hard­ to be, well, girls. bers John Linell and John Flans­ and "Hell." The Heaven area will core) Toys: Petite, saccharine horses that burgh, and their three back-up be located inside the Pub and Crime Lab (Tag Team: Crazy were either painfully shy or hope­ musicians - all named Dan - appropriately decorated with and Otterpop), Degen_erate, OJ G.l.].O.E and My Little less romantics - girls were suckers CCUlesy of 4lhan1fl.com still managed to keep the crowd angels, stars, clouds and other Elated, OJ XL, Flip! and AlterEgo. fbtry now on DVD for these pastel-coated equines and on its toes, introducing five GI...ts: Members of band, Thry Might Be Giants, stand tall...... ,...10 bought stampedes' worth of these unreleased songs and lapsing ---cJ totally immovable ponies that just into improv segments. "robots in disguise;" classic good­ posed there looking stomach­ At several points the musi­ jovial attitude that the band is as it moves into a slightly more fighting-evil prototypes. It's a con­ churningly cute. In the show, the cians facetiously emulated free known for in his on-stage banter, commercial sphere. cept still used today - automatons ponies had three human friends - jazz and incorporated the audi­ Linell stood behind the keyboard Fortunately, the focus of this that have the ability to shoot lasers Megan, Molly and Danny - whom ence into the performance in a and performed with a self-mock­ tour is the commemoration of with the adaptability of disguising thanks to their opposable thumbs command-response relationship. ing tone. that which set the band apart into an inconspicuous, common always saved the ponies from Iife­ These moments of spontaneity The two seldom made eye from the beginning. vehicle, such as a Lamborghini threatening danger, like being tied laO's OF EXHIBITS lent the show to a sense of fresh­ contact, even when they were While the band is producing ambulance. up in rope or being too far in the ness despite the fact that the audi­ alone on stage. This didn't disap­ material that looks less and less But beneath the deep end. featuring the wildest transportation to ence could sing along with nearly point the crowd, as the band was like what made them famous, Transformers' But ultimatery, we The ponies the coolest boards in town all th e material. But all roo obvi­ coaxed out for two encores. they've proven that they can still adventures for always had celebra­ ous was evidence of the alleged But the conclusion the audi­ rock like they did almost two peace on screen lay all know that it was tions and parties rivalry between Linell and Flans­ ence seemed to draw was that decades ago. If you're not famil­ a corporate jugger­ the high cheese for no apparent EXTREME PRO-AM burgh. after 17 years al}~ multiple per.­ iar with TMBG material, check naut bem on rak­ reason, and inces­ While Flansburgh. the mutations, the band might be Ollt their greatest hits album, ing in cash with its factor of these santly preached for COMPETITIONSI rhythm guitarist. ex hibited the losing some of its original gusto "Severe Tire Damage" subliminal half­ cartoons that won love and kindness hour toy commer­ until maple syrup • Skateboard Street Jam cial. For Hasbro, our hearts and poured from the and Vert Ramp Mania the producer of brainwashed our viewers' ears. But Transformers fig­ the toys' popularity • BMX & all terrain ures, it was a spec­ minds. dwindled, and the JOIN tacular success. ponies went dirt jumping My friends and straight to the glue I bought almost every robot so we factory. IN could re-enact their television Only "My Little Pony: The adventures without 1:100 scale Movie" ca n be seen on the hard-to­ ON models of the patriarchal leader find VHS by Vestron Video, and the Optimus Prime, the aggravating episodes have not yet been released Starscream and the hilariously use­ by Sunbow Productions. THE less Bumblebee who, playing the Old cartoons have been rising perfect foil, constantly found him­ in nostalgic popularity, as many self in trouble. Of course, the show series and movies are being re­ FUNI always gained new characters, like released in some way or another. ADMISSION: the "Constructicons" (five earth­ Oldies like "SilverHawks" (a spacy • See HX)'s of version of "Thundercats"), "Yogi moving robots that made one unique adrenaline $8 Adults Apply to Golden O.te Unlveralty. gigantic eatth-moving robot) and Bear's lreasure Hunt" (in which all thus, there were more toys to buy. of Hanna Barbera's characters are pumping sports & fitness $6 Students It'. not too I•• for Fall 200' I When Transformers were intro­ featured), and "Chip and Dale's products & exhibits Rescue Rangers" are all on syndi­ & Seniors Appllo.tlon De.dUn•• : duced in 1984, there were perhaps • Save on outrageous show 30 Transformers total. By the cated rerun on the Cartoon Net­ april for full-time fall 2001 series' end, the number grew to work, Boomerang and the Disney specials for summertime t. Channel, respectively. "G. I. j.O.E: "un. , for pare-time (evening) fall 2001 approxillJately 23,000 mechanized gear & apparel Children warriors. 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Men: Buick: to providing lively golf festivities, Tiger Woods up-close and in Due to local construction at Whitzgell to lead team UCSD golf is selling the Buick Invitational also raises action. the Torrey Pines Lodge and traffic Men's Tennis Weekend is Feast and Famine money for several causes includ­ Ticket prices for the event are congestion around UCSD, using with U a lot of potential" tickets to the event· ing the UCSD golf program. $19 per day for today and Friday, public transportation from ca m­ Tritons lose to College of the Desert, a junior college, 6-3 then bounce back to slam United States International University 9-0 Over $4.5 million has been and $25 per day for the weekend. pus to Torrey Pines is highly rec­ By ARVIND YUAN match though, as we go into the the biggest thing." tently, so it is always a burst of tending to gear our practices and raised for local charities since the For those who want season ommended. The golf course's Staff Writer It-ague matches." On that same day, Feb. 3, the energy to have some of your team- style of play toward them, and if we tournament moved to Torrey badges, tickets are $65 in advance close proximity to the campus Most students don't know Tritons demolished the team from mates rooting for you." can get ahead of them in the stand­ well for the Tritons, as he took the round, the field will be cut down Pines. Other events that are or $75 at the gate. A season badge should not be a major problem. The UCSD men's tennis team about the College of the Desert, United States International Uni- Higginbotham added that he ings, we're there." c::ollegiate lightweight event with a to the 70 players with the lowest scheduled include a Pro-Am tour­ allows entrance for all four days General parking for the tourna­ played well but fell short to a tough but many of their players are from versity 9-0 in a complete sweep of has tried to instill in the younger "Our main competition will time of 6:45.0. scores; weekend rounds begin at nament and a junior golf clinic. of the tournament. Children 12 ment will be available only at Sea junior college team, College of the foreign countries such as Brazil singles and doubles matches. players that they should have come from UC Davis, Sonoma The freshman crew team was 8:30 a.m. The UCSD golf team, which and under, when accompanied by World and the Del Mar Show­ Desert from Palm Desert, Calif., and Mexico. Plus, the team is fairly Simply put by Wilson, "our guys "pride in playing for their college: State University and Cal Poly pa~icula .rly impressive as tlrey Sponsored by The Century also plays regularly at Torrey an adult, are allowed admission park. Shuttles will provide trans­ Feb. 3. young, with no upper-class players. killed their guys." and teach them that it will truly be Pomona," Higginbotham said. SWIped eIght of the top ten times. CI' ·" and local Buick dealers, the Pines, is selling tickets for the free of charge. Tickets can be pur­ portation to and from the parking The first-year phenoms were led annual tournament normally The overall score was 6-3 in This shows the amount of young This victory came off the tough a "good experience in one's life.~ "Even though we take every match by event to raise money. They are chased at the gate or through areas. favor of the College of the Desert, talent that the college brewed in road win against a quality Point Looking ahead to the competi- one at a time, it seems like those Andrew Fisher with a time of 6:31 .5. but there were some highlights for such a short time. Lorna Nazarene team. tion level, there is no doubt in matches are more intensified. We the UCSD side. In singles, Sameer "Usually most players from out Team spirit seems to be the key every player'S mind that UC Davis know we must play well against The rookies' performance has there are supposedly more tight- in court all day, like so many of garb themselves in those very Chopra and Jeff Wilson won tough of the country are pretty wild: said for this season. With five freshman is the key match. Davis, ranked No. those teams, but we try to take coach Casey looking forward to the lipped than his previous high your NFL brethren before you, same schoolgirl skirts and knee­ new season. Lobster: three-set matches, and the doubles sophomore Sean Higginbotham. players, the veterans have seemed 1 in the California Collegiate Ath­ every match seriously, regardless of school "date." became a fixture for many a high socks. team of senior Cory Moderhak and "But these guys came out and to step up and take the initiative. letic Association, is the one match the opponent." "The incoming freshman team Chmura, like many You really can't blame a guy couch potato, and the whole Luckily you told Cochran and freshman Amir Nejad defeated the played really well. We could have "It feels good to have the older many players on the team are gear­ The next roadblock for the team is probably the best freshman team athletes, went free . like Chmura for going through bunch of them were pondering F. Lee to shelf the "Christina Road runners' No. 3 squad. won a couple more matches, like guys cheering for [the freshmenl: ing up for. is California State University Los ever at UCSD; Casey said. "The this phase of lusting after teenage the same thing: Here is a family Aguilera made me do it" defense "They are a tough junior college our No. 6 singles match, because it Wilson said. "It has really helped a "Our goal is to beat UC Davis." Angeles. a team they did not face biggest thing I'm happy with is our c..III•• d ...... ,... 20 girls. Most guys have gone man, a prosperous young celebri­ or the outcome to your trial team: Wilson said. "They found a came down to a couple points, but lot. In the college game, the oppo- Wilson said. "Then we know we depth and tenacity; also our will­ through it, including me. I believe ty with nary a care in the world might have been different. But ingness to work hard and meet the way to win . It was a good practice we played with heart and that was nents get more balls back consis- are in [the playoff] hunt. We are See RNNIS, page 19 mostly teens. and the plethora of I referred to this period as "high and a job that many would kill luckily you emerged a free man, goals we set." available "YM"-reading gals school: and if I remember cor- for. The perfect life. So let's see, and now with all your newfound The varsity team, however, will makes it a perfect place for a fel­ recdy, I was an underage feller what to do, what to do ... I know, free time you should cruise on be looking to recover from the loss low like Mark to take a trip. myself during that time. Now, let's try to hook up with a wee lit­ down to San Diego; it's got more of key contributors to graduation. However, while most of us while most of us grow out of this tie high schooler partying after high schools per square block "The varsity will be good, but associate Disneyworld with the by our 18th birthday, remember returning home from a dance in than most places, and with all the not as strong as last year,· Casey famed amusement park, Chmu­ that people mature at different her ribbon and banner-strung spring birthdays, a good number said. ra was actually talking about paces, and some people never . schoo! gymnasium. Yes, Markie, I of the ladies will now be as legal TRAVELER'S DEPOT _ Varsity head coach Michael Fil­ Disneyworld High School, mature at all. know, I have seen the Britney as the day is long. And on top of ippone will be looking for returnee • Discount Travel Packs located about a half-hour from Remember, Chmura, there are Spears videos too and I under­ that there are also plenty of bub­ - Tom Whitzgall to lead this year's his house. There were going to plenty of ladies around, and lots stand the effect they can have on blin' Jacuzzis in which to do your • Travel BookI, Maps varsity team to its goals, which • All your EuraU Supplies! be some awesome keggers there of them actually will not imprison a man .. But please, you can easily thing. include winning the Cal Cup for this weekend ... and the girls you. Watching you fidget around persuade many an elder lass to Party on Mark, party on. • Locks, Cable Locks, Division IVIII and the San Diego Sleep Sheet, PICk Towel, Crew Classic on April 7 and April Teva Sport Sandals 8. The Tritons are looking to Rain Gear and avenge last year's loss, in which all Accessorlts. they came in second to Trinity Uni­ We're In PB juIt up tilt versity by less than a second. This IIrMIIrom Council TrIWI year, UCSD has an extra incentive It 11155 GlmeI Ave to beat Trinity as the previous 858-483-1 '2fl.~'" freshman coach, Jim Oaks, is now an assistant for them. The Tritons are also seeking to extend their domination of their local adversaries. "We definitely don't like all the San Diego area schools: Casey said. "Since Filippone has been here we haven't lost to any of ,those schools. There's this pride with not wanting to lose to them." With such a strong freshman group, UCSD crew will most likely be dominating its neighbors for a long.time to come. "This program has a lot of potential," Casey said. "Right now we're probably the fifth-best pro­ gram on the West Coast. We defi­ FEB. Central Campus nitely have the athletes and the 12 potential to be a top competitor." AP&" • Bumr's Office Add the fact that their event on AD DEADLINE: Canyon Vim • CfnW Hall *Galles , Com,eddem Jast minutes from the bord • . Sunday was 2,000 meters, which is TODAY, FEB. 8, 2PM , Club "ed • Geilfl Library more sprint-oriented and shorter * PrIJes , GiveawtVS TrmlSportation availaJje with IIXICOACR. GenmlStore • Grove Caffe than mos"! programs are used to at HII Lecture Halls . this point in the year, and their Call (858) 534-3466 *WIld party for aD 1 -866 ROSARITO "arshall Dean 's Off ice dominance is even more impres­ to reserve your Blkili , bard body wWN.rosaritobeachhotel.com sive. "'... of war Role per pelton. Sun .Thu'• . 1",·$01 ~gh., b~d on ~ . Occ PkJs tQlrt Advonc. t.'er'IIotlOf\l "ed School Library "We have a lot of depth," Casey ad space. • "6 req.ired. limited ovolcbilty Void flQf'fl Mar 9 th 1 0~ ' 6Th. Not voI d with d~ PfOmotlOns ".0.". · Pepper Canyon ApI! . said. "The biggest thing right now Petmon Hall • Porter's Pub is fitness and mental toughness." Price Center • Rathskeller To top it all off, the men's crew hgistnr's Office team this year has already landed Rmlle Sundry Store three top-notch recruits from Orange Coast College. These Solis Hall • Tioca/Tmya Halls recruits will help UCSD extend its Warren Lecture Halls dynasty well into the future. York Hall • Undergrad Library The Tritons will be looking to University Bookstore build on Sunday's performance USf Credit Union this weekend, as they go head-to­ head with Loyola Marymount in a preseason scrimmage at Mission COU!GE STllJENTS CANNOT LIVE ON ' Bay. G Tennis: RAMEN NOODLES AlONE. Eat w\tll your bean. Outer -Campus Up next for the team is ""AC • UNU Cal State L.A. ...,. s.perColputtr Cuter hstit.lf .1 t~e AMericas Gilll3l OriYf Info Booth last year. The match will take place Tomy Pim Cuter Friday in Los Angeles at 1 :30 p.m. If anyone is going home to L.A., Nort~ T.P. Info Booth If wnas:theY're saying is true, then you could use BALANCE GOLD~ It has a 40-30-30 ratio of carbs) protein please stop by to root for your team! Ckipotle SIO Library • Suckropolis, SID After that comes the Saturday d dietary fat which provides your body with energy. And who knew there are 23 vitamins and .irf.~erl Hall, SIO showdown at 1 p.m. with Cal Poly minerals in all those peanuts, caramel and rich chocolate flavor. To learn more, log on to Balance.com. Thrtn H.spital, El Pomona, a team that beat the 1li­ Early Oi" ....4 Edmti .. Cltr. tons in a convincing fashion last' season. The match will take place at the north courts on camp~ The men's tennis team has FUlllEU·t f ••• RIE MIS.. something to prove this weekend against good competition. VILlA IA JalA I.u. SI. I t ...... " • f t ft' .... . t ...... ,. * ... • •...... ~ ...... _.. ... ~ 20 SPORTS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, February 8, 2001

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