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Volume 69, No. 38 Tuesday, November 1,1988 University of California, Santa Barbara One Section, 12 Pages DP Crowds Halloween ’88 and Arrests Down at I.V . Halloween Locals Cite Visitors’ Courtesy, Friendliness By W ade Daniels, and Adam Moss Staff Writers

Monday was the first Halloween in recent memory when a person could maintain a steady stride while walking down Del Playa Dr. during the thickest hour of Isla Vista’s celebration, which this year attracted revelers from as far as the East Coast and even Europe. Police officials estimated that a technicolor throng of 15,000-20,000 were on Del Playa at about 10:30 p.m. with a total of 406 arrests and citations issued since Friday, according to Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Capt. Ed Piceno. Twenty-five of Monday’s 66 citations and arrests were alcohol- related, however there were persons arrested for charges in­ cluding possession of cocaine, shoplifting at Dave’s Market, five for public drunkeness and providing false information to a police officer, Piceno said. There was also a suspect arrested for cultivation of marijuana which occurred when officers responded to a complaint about the man’s residence. THAT'S ALL FOLKS Monday night's Halloween festivities brought to a close four days of I.V. partying. He also reported that police had received a complaint about ______RICHARD O'ROURKE/Daily Nexus (See STATISTICS, p.4)

Halloween Not a Hideous Nightmare After All Distribution of Giovanni’s with songs from Willie From Staff Reports Wonka and the Chocolate Factory, Free Whistles contrast to last year's Halloween UCSB senior Stephanie Bickford In and four friends were costumed as Monday’s massive celebration, the incidence of sexual harassment Oompa Loom pas, the little orange Falls Hundreds monster bash on observed this year was lower.... However, this candy factory workers from the Del Playa Dr., was little consolation to two women who were movie. which was smaller “ This year is better because it’s Short of Goal and better-behaved jeered “Hey babes, it's feeding time,” by mostly locals,” Bickford said. than previous several men dressed as infants. Following the credo “ you are years, was for the most part a what you drink,” a number of By Am y C oMns locals’ party. costumes were alcohol-related. Staff Writer The lack of out-of-towners didn’t Steve Ricci, a Santa Barbara stop revelers from donning the painter ^nd^Afictoria Whyte, a Approximately half of the 1,500 holiday duds and parading before The multiple Freddies confused biggest fiesta in the country.” sophomore at Santa Barbara City whistles that Associated Students crowds estimated at 15,000-20,000. police at one point when one was Disappointed by the lack of College, strolled D.P. in larger- Legislative Council purchased To observers, there were as seen setting off firecrackers and action earlier in the night, Tom­ than-life Coots Light bottles. “ We with $3,000 at student funds are many odd stories behind last another similarly dressed scab- broff declared, “ I’m sitting here just drink Coors Light,” so the now sitting in an A.S. night’s Halloween costumes as face was accosted by police of­ and won’t move until it happens.” costumes came naturally, Ricci representative’s office after less there were odd costumes. ficers who searched him for ex­ He compared Isla Vista Halloween said. than 700 were passed out at last But, hey, what’s an I.V. plosives but found no evidence, the to Carnival in Belgium where And then there were the Thursday night’s Take Back The Halloween without strangeness? accused Freddie said. people dress up to celebrate the hallucinogenic Halloween outfits. Night rally and march. Impersonators of Freddie Sitting at his post on the front end of winter, “ but in Belgium you UCSB junior Andrew Barber The whistles were purchased Krueger, the demented burnt- porch of a 6700 block Del Playa can drink in the streets, it’s a dressed as a six-foot-tall walking two weeks ago by A.S. to be weenie anti-hero from the residence, Michel Tombroff, a normal country. There’s too many bong, complete with smoking bowl. distributed at the rally in hopes of Nightmare on Elm Street were out native of Belgium working toward cops here — but people in this When asked how he came up with decreasing the whistle-holders’ in force, displaying the character’s his master’s degree in computer country are crazy, they need the idea, Barber said he “ was odds of being sexually assaulted, very sharp fingernails to those who science at UCSB, said he heard cops.” shrooming last year (on would look and those who wouldn’t. (See WHISTLES, p.3) that Halloween in Isla Vista is “ the Serenading the patrons of (See THE SCENE, p.8) 2 Tuesday, November 1,1988 Headliners Daily Nexus World Nation State Kidnappers Release Taped Hepatitis-B May Play Role High Rate o f Strokes Hitting Message from U.S. Hostage In A ID S Virus Replication A ID S Victims, Doctors Say BEIRUT, Lebanon— American hostage Terry Anderson, WASHINGTON, D.C. — A protein generated-in cells MONTEREY — Strokes, which can leave patients in a videotape released Monday by his kidnappers, read a infected by a common liver disease called hepatitis-B may paralyzed and speechless if severe enough, are striking statement that accused the Reagan administration of play a role in the replication of the AIDS virus, a team of AIDS victims at a rate at least 30 times that of people blocking his release and urging the next president to do California researchers reported Monday. without acquired immune deficiency syndrome, resear­ more. Dr. T.S. Benedict Yen, an assistant professor at the chers reported. President Reagan denied interfering with efforts to free University of California, San Francisco, said the finding Researchers at the University of California San Fran­ Anderson, and his chief spokesman, Marlin Fitzwater, suggests an explanation of why almost 90 percent of AIDS cisco, all neurologists, reported their findings on Sunday at denounced the tape as “ a cynical at­ patients are also infected by the the regional meeting of the American tempt” to influence the Nov. 8 election. hepatitis-B virus, but he cautioned that College of Physicians. “ I’ve been very close to being released more study must be done to determine Dr. John Engstrom, Dr. Daniel several times over the past two years. the exact connection between the two Lowenstein and Dr. Dale Bredeson said But each time it seems that the U.S. viral infections. that in half the cases investigated they government uses its influence to stop any A team of scientists led by Yen studied could find no cause for the strokes, but agreement from being made. And I don’t the link between hepatitis-B and AIDS by added they may be caused by some rare inserting fragments of the hepatitis-B infections and cancers that commonly V understand this. ” In Los Angeles, Reagan told reporters virus into human cell structures con­ afflict persons with AIDS. his administration had done everything possible to win the taining the human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, which The researchers studied the records of 1,600 AIDS hostages’ freedom. “ I don’t think that was Terry causes AIDS. patients at UCSF and San Francisco General Hospital. speaking,” he said. “ I think he had a script that was given Yen said the group found that a protein produced by the Most were white homosexuals with an average age of 38. to him.” hepatitis virus activates the production of the HIV genes, a Twenty-five had suffered one or more types of strokes. Anderson also urged the next president to use his in­ necessary step in the replication of HIV. Engstrom urged doctors who treat strokes in young men to look into the possibility that undiagnosed AIDS is in­ fluence “ in a positive way, not a negative one,” to end his The protein produced by the hepatitis-B virus is called the plight. Of the two candidates, Anderson singled out Vice “ X protein,” said Yen, because it long had been a mystery. volved. President George Bush. Yen said it is believed that both AIDS and the hepatitis-B “ I ’m not asking President Reagan to deal with terrorists, virus can infect the same cell at the same time. When this Jailhouse Informant Claims although both he and Mr. Bush did so in the Iran-Contra happens, Yen said his studies suggest that the X-protein, affair and the TWA hijack,” the message said. which is produced only by hepatitis-B infected cells, may contribute to the replication of the AIDS virus. Cops Help Fabricate Stories LOS ANGELES — Police drop hints to jailhouse in­ Israelis Vote in Election Tied $5 Million Bail Set Before formants to help them fabricate believable stories of cellblock confessions, said an informant whose disclosures launched a massive review of murder convictions. To 11 Months O f Violence Imelda can Leave New York “ It would shock the public to know the entire truth,” JERUSALEM, Israel — Israelis vote today in an election NEW YORK, New York — Imelda Marcos pleaded in­ Leslie Vernon White told the Los Angeles Herald Examiner tied to l l months of violence that has cost the lives of more nocent Monday to racketeering charges for allegedly in an interview Sunday from Men’s Central Jail. than 300 Palestinians and 10 Jews, including a rabbi’s helping her husband, deposed Philippine President Fer­ Authorities last week launched a review of all county daughter and her three children killed in a weekend attack. dinand Marcos, plunder $100 million from their country’s murder convictions in the last decade that relied on in­ Sunday’s firebomb attack on a bus that killed 27-year-old treasury. formants after White showed officers he could obtain schoolteacher Rachel Weiss and her children was expected U.S. District Judge John F. Keenan set bail for Mrs. enough details in phone calls from the jail to implicate to boost the chances of Prim e Minister Yitzhak Shamir of Marcos at $5 million and said she could not return to Hawaii someone he had never met. White gathered enough in­ the conservative Likud bloc, who advocates tougher and her ailing husband until details of the bond are worked formation to fabricate a detailed conviction by calling measures against the Arab uprising in the occupied lands. out. police, prosecutors and other agencies, pretending to be a Four different polls indicated Labor, led by Foreign After being fingerprinted and photographed by federal lawyer, an investigator or other official. Minister Shimon Peres, and its left-wing partners would marshals, Mrs. Marcos was released temporarily without The 30-year-old convicted kidnapper and thief claimed win 47-55 of the Knesset’s 120 seats, with Likud and its allies bail and told not to leave the New York area. Mrs. Marcos, that in 11 years of trading information for police favors he never concocted a jailhouse confession but that he watched getting 56-65. who arrived Sunday, is staying at the posh Waldorf Towers Some seats are expected to be taken by three Arab- in a suite reportedly costing $1,800 a night. Aides said the others do it. White alleged that officers working with informants oriented parties whose strong support of the Palestine bill would be paid by friends of Marcos they would not sometimes feed the informants key details to help bolster Liberation Organization make them unacceptable in either identify. their cases. major party’s coalitions. The Marcoses were indicted Oct. 21 by a federal grand jury in Manhattan for a racketeering scheme that allegedly Police spokesman Cmdr. William Booth denied White’s deprived the Filipino treasury of some $103 million. allegations. “ Our people do not engage in conspiracies to The money allegedly was spirited out of the Philippines to fabricate evidence against someone,” Booth said. “ That’s a foreign bank accounts and then used to buy prime crime to do that. To the extent that’s being hinted at or Anti-dissent Laws in USSR Manhattan real estate and art objects. insinuated, no, that’s not true.” Under Revision, Say Soviets Child Pornography Ruling Jury for Jetliner Crash Case MOSCOW, U.S.S.R. — One law used to imprison Soviet political dissidents will be rescinded and another likely will Upheld by Supreme Court be revised to cover specific acts against the state, the of­ Being Picked in Los Angeles ficial Soviet news agency Tass said Monday. WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Supreme Court today let It was the second promise within a week of impending stand a ruling that a state may ban the possession of child LOS ANGELES — Prospective jurors who will decide improvements for Soviet dissidents. West German Chan­ pornography. who to blame for the Cerritos jetliner disaster that killed 82 cellor Helmut Kohl said last week after talks in Moscow The court, citing a lack of jurisdiction, rejected an appeal people packed a courtroom so tightly Monday that the with officials including Soviet President Mikhail S. Gor­ by an Illinois couple who say state officials are intruding judge said, “ Just think of yourself as sitting in the Los bachev that he had been told all people regarded in the West into the privacy of the home to impose censorship. Angeles Memorial Coliseum.” as political prisoners will be freed by the end of the year. Justices William J. Brennan, Thurgood Marshall and U.S. District Judge David V. Kenyon had the 150 On Monday, Justice Minister Boris Kravtsov told Tass John Paul Stevens voted to hear arguments in the case, one prospective jurors use a microphone to answer questions as that Article 190, the law banning “ anti-Soviet slander,” vote shy of the four needed to grant such review. individuals with conflicts over work or bias toward the case apparently will be dropped in the current review of the The couple, John and Charlene Geever of Bartlett, 111., were slowly weeded out. Soviet criminal code. are awaiting trial on a 19-count indictment handed up by a Opening statements are expected today in the civil trial Article 70, barring “anti-Soviet agitation and state grand jury in 1985. to determine who was at fault in the collision of an propaganda,” probably will be restricted to cover concrete While the Geevers also were accused of soliciting a child Aeromexico jetliner and small airplane over a quiet actions, Kravtsov said. to appear in a pornographic video and taking indecent residential neighborhood in Cerritos in 1986. He also said the law on exit visas is being revised in ac­ liberties with a child, 12 of the counts deal solely with The air disaster occurred August 31, 1986, over the cordance with an international agreement on civil and possession of pornographic material. suburban community 20 miles southeast of Los Angeles when Aeromexico Flight 498 collided with a single-engine political rights. The Illinois Supreme Court ruled in March that outlawing Piper Archer and the flaming wreckage crashed into a Kravtsov said only eight people are serving sentences possession of sexually explicit and lewd material depicting neighborhood of middle-class homes. under the two anti-dissent laws. children under 18 does not violate the Constitution. Weather The Daily Nexus is published by the Press Council and partially funded through Daily Nexus the Associated Students of the University of California, Santa Barbara on weekdays Editor in Chief M p M | Patrick Whaten during the school year, weekly in summer session. Well, how was it? Did you have fun? Did you throw up on Editorial Matter - Opinions expressed are the individual contributor's. Editorial Managing Editor Doug AraNanaa any guys named Chad? 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Bryan Vanderwarfcer Printed by the Santa Barbara News-Press Blowing the whistle on injustice Daily Nexus Tuesday, November 1, 1988 3 Translation & Third Minority Awareness Video Looks Interpretation as Viable Career Options at Concerns of UCSB Native Americans Lecture on Wednesday, November 2,1988 at 5:00p.m. wasn’t comfortable and that problem that has existed, companied by a facilitator, Counseling and Career Services, Room 1109 By Yolanda Marquez many students had never but up until now had not been EOP Director Yolanda by P rofessor W ilhelm K . W eber R eporter______spoken to a minority student spoken about so openly.” Garcia said. “ The videos Monterey Institute of International Studies until they came to UCSB,” The other minority videos, will arouse the viewer to ask PROFESSOR WEBER is Dean ot the Graduate Division in Translation Assistant Vice Chancellor of “ To Be A Black Student At questions and hopefully this As part of the continuing and Interpretation at the Monterey Institute of International Studies. He UCSB” and “ To Be A will lead them to be more effort to decrease racism at Student and Community is an international conference interpreter, a graduate from the sensitive to people around UCSB, “ To Be An American Affairs Harleen McAda Chicano/Latino Student At University of Geneva/Switzerland. His recent assignments include work Indian Student at UCSB,” explained. UCSB,” were completed and them,” she said. for Chancellor Helmut Kohl, the Economic Summit in Toroqto this year the third in a series of The newest video is in­ previewed last year. “ To Be A survey to gauge what as well as the Olympic Winter Games in Calgary and the Summer minority issues education tended to air some of the A Black Student At UCSB” racial issues UCSB Asian Olympics in Seoul last month. videos, is scheduled to debut problems Native American received recognition for students believe need to be Professor Weber will be available for individual student interviews Winter Quarter. students experience upon content, technical merit and addressed is presently in the a fte r the lectu re. The series, which already their arrival at UCSB, ac­ overall effectiveness last works for a possible “ To Be includes “ To Be a Black cording to McAda. June from the Council for An Asian American/Pacific Student at UCSB” and “ To “The (Native American) Advancement and Support of Islander” video, EOP Asian Be a Chicano/Latino Student students that come here now Education in Washington coordinator Keiko Inoue at UCSB,” focuses on have to learn to integrate D.C. said. students of these respective with other students and it is Designed to foster thought A steering committee is minority groups in a totally different,” said Linda and discussion about racism, also being formed to collection of interviews in Billey-Sevedge, Educational the minority videos are determine what to do next to which students explain their Opportunity Program shown in workshops spon­ increase racial awareness experiences with and views Native American coor­ sored by E PIR A and are on campus, McAda said. on racism at UCSB. 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0 F You Make the Call F A compendium o f sods, odds and ends as culled from the a hug therapy session and a Halloween dance. collegiate and national press. “ I never met so many fantastic ladies who are happy A with themselves,” said Lorraine Tabar, a Cleveland truck N driver. She ended a lifetime of dieting and joined the Y Fat Group Holds National Convention group last week after seeing two spokeswomen on television. WARREN, Mich. (A P ) — Overweight and proud of it, The founder of the association, William Fabrey, says P members of the National Association to Aid Fat full-figured people should have the right to enjoy them­ 1 Americans are holding their annual midwest conference selves without being hassled about their waistlines. Z and seeking to dispel the idea that pudgy people can’t be “ I felt there was a crying need for some voice in the U.S. happy. to say that your worth is not measured by the size of your Z The association’s events include a full-sized fashion waistline,” Fabrey said. “ It has been an uphill fight “Andrew, go out and get your grandfather. . . the A show, a low-impact aerobics session, an indoor pool party, because we live in a society that worships thinness.” squirrels have got him again."

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Jason Scott Andy Blackshaw Ryan Johnson Charles Djou Michelle Zere By Britton Manoseo and Jason Spievak, Staff Writers

Zere’s opinion of the { { The goal of the campaign, he asserts that why I’m involving myself in direction for the future of the political philosophy and its debate is to the two principal the campaign for Dukakis,” United States. applications to the current situation. “ I don’t think we provide an in­ presidential candidates’ Scott said. “ I want Michael “ We don’t have the same campaign against the need people (to be denied) formative and positions on issues will speak Dukakis to win the election fears as people in other Democrats. freedom so close to our partisan forum of the for themselves and and start these programs. ” countries because we can get Throughout the campaign, nation,” she said. “ I don’t issues,” said Democrat ultimately give to the involved and change the federal government’s think we need a Soviet beachhead in Central panelist Andi Blackshaw. Democrats the presidency, The student debate should things,” said Republican budget deficit has been an issue that weighs heavily in America. Communism can “ The way that it will be which has eluded the party clarify the candidates’ panelist Michelle Zere. spread if we ignore the presented is in a format (so) since 1980. position on issues, especially “ Today’s generations don’t the voters’ minds. “ The problem. Daniel Ortega has that people can come to their for those who are undecided. respect what our veterans thrust of Bush’s policy is to direct access to the Kremlin. own conclusions.” “ He definitely should have The students involved hope have fought for. I think we use the momentum of The six panelists, three campaigned harder for to present information in a have to protect our growth (over the last eight Until (the Soviets) tear down from each party, plan to women’s votes,” Johnson format not yet demonstrated freedoms; to do that, we years) to solve the the Berlin Wall, we have to demonstrate exactly what said. “ He should have run by the media. “ I think (the should vote because it makes problem,” said Republican protect our security. has inspired them to become Republican ideology against media have) highlighted the a difference.” panelist Torrey Chisholm. Communism has no regard active in what some consider Democratic ideology instead horse race aspect, and they According to Republican “ This means a ‘flexible for the value of a human to be a dreary and lackluster of letting the negatives have not devoted as much panelist Charles Djou, the freeze’ to (prevent increases life.” campaign. outshine everything in this time to the issues, especially prosperity of the past eight in spending).” Zere also asserts that “ This election, for the campaign.” on television,” Johnson said. years is one of many reasons “ Economists are laughing during the Reagan ad­ Democrats at least, is all The Democrat panelists for supporting Vice at Dukakis’ proposals,” ministration, Republicans about inclusion,” Blackshaw Jason Scott, another characterized their can­ President George Bush. Chisholm continued. “ Like have made significant said. “ It encompasses all of Democratic panelist, didate as a diplomat and a “ I support George Bush Bush said in the second strides in protecting fun­ the various Democratic believes that the campaign hard worker, citing his and the Republican Party debate, Dukakis wants to damental human rights. “ Peace through strength views that all the Democrats should focus on “ issues” and platform positions on because I know how I want to release an army of IRS collectors. Cracking down on works,” she said. “ It is hold in this party.” not the mudslinging that has education, the environment run my life better than the Democrat panelist Ryan been so prevalent. and medical care. government does. Govern­ tax cheaters means hiring apparent throughout the Johnson said, “Michael “Basically, we’ve got the ment should ensure equality, more collectors. His other world that under the Reagan option is a tax increase, administration, peace has Dukakis and the Democratic issues on our side,” he said. epublican Party justice and conduct a stable which would kill growth. ” been maintained. Americans Party are on everyone’s Scott finds the central issue panelists will foreign policy.” Another issue on voters’ should not take their side.... He’s working for to be education, as does demonstrate the Wednesday’s debate is R freedom for granted. While minds is the funding of the everyone in the country, not Blackshaw. “ That by far is fundamental arranged to address a wide contras at the Nicaraguan some Americans are just the corporations and the the issue that’s most im­ differences between their spectrum of issues. The Republican panelists have borders. Dukakis has fighting for their right to elite and the rich.” portant to me, both per­ platform and that of the developed firm views on denounced current U.S. party, others around the Although Johnson believes sonally and for all of Democrats at Wednesday’s their candidate’s policies policy in that region as world are fighting for their candidate Michael Dukakis America,” Blackshaw said. debate, outlining what they and will defend their immoral, contrasting with right to live.” could have run a stronger “ The education issue is consider to be the best

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The world now faces an increasing number of complex pr< in multilateral fora imperative to our interests and to tli Though the maintenance of adequate military power con national security, political constraints frequently limit tb narrow the opportunities for unilateral action. It is in our n more effective instruments of international cooperation unilateral solutions when needed. The global situation makes the U.N. a more positive are than it has been in recent years, and it offers greater leadership in dealing with critical global problems. The dr approach to the U.N., including the payment of its back due: hand. As a minimum, the U.S. should test the Soviets to detei U.N. and regional organization mediation can enhanc resolution of political disputes which, if permitted to get out and possible U.S.-USSR confrontational situations. U.N. p areas provide stability and discourage the outbreak or renei of U.N. or regional observer forces to monitor agreement: refugees programs and policy will be critical to the effectivi The U.N. faces, for example, a crucial refugee resettleme Soviet withdrawal from Afghanistan. Programs to combat drug abuse and drug trafficking multilateral organizations. The U.S. played a leading role ir Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking. Our interests are also w< Drug Abuse Control, which works on a worldwide basis tc machinery and to establish programs of preventative educat In many cases, terrorism cannot be dealt with effective The Big Brother Bill is Passed governments acting alone. In these situations, responses to collaboration and cooperation on a worldwide scale and the ______Editorial______in this country. Every aspect of the situation — from supply against acts of terrorism. networks to reasons for demand to alternatives for those It has become clear that our ability to control such env Politicians are, by nature it seems, sleazy. Why? Because involved with drugs — needs to be researched thoroughly depletion, the greenhouse effect and acid rain transcends t slimy tactics tend to keep them in office. A recent example is before any solution can emerge. ment, including our own. International organizations 1 the Omnibus Drug Act, passed by both the House and But the Omnibus Drug Act doesn’t even touch on the Programme are addressing these problems. Our national Senate. many facets of the problem. Even worse, it offers a blanket participating in such organizations and by working to inc It’s no secret America’s drug problems have reached an hard-line approach targeted at a very select group, hitting fectiveness. unprecedented high. A seemingly innocent pastime of the them hard with some of the most rights-infringing new laws Thanks to U.S. leadership, the U.N. has recently made inr reforms, many of which have been identified by our Cbngn counter-cultural few is now mainstream, and many believe this nation has seen. And it shows that the framers have no the problem to be unsolvable. Drugs are now a part of the U.N. bureaucracy and giving major contributors a larger perspective whatsoever on the immensity of the problem. If I welcome the president’s wise decision to have the Uni society, and instances of abuse and misery caused by drugs the president has any respect for civil liberties and any through which its outstanding dues to the U.N. will be pai abound nearly everywhere. understanding of the rapacious violation of those liberties support, comes in recognition of the fact that the U.N.has u In response to the ongoing outrage, some in Congress this act will allow, he won’t sign it. After ail, he wants to get reforms and has also embarked on a key series of peaceSteepi believe they have found the answer. By some simpleton the government off people’s backs. The new administration should exert constructive leaders! logic, it was concluded that the way to stop the drug plague A scarlet letter mentality has marked the drug plague. World Bank, International Development Association (tDA) is to curtail demand — not via education and socio-cultural- Unfortunately, no one seems to remember that historically, with economic, financial and social problems which affe economic changes — but through intimidating threats to hysterical scares only add to complex problems. It has ticularly in Africa and Latin America. We should encoura some very basic civil liberties. More unbelievable than the happened over and over: the Salem witch trials, prohibition, statism and toward more market-oriented economies U.S. i absurdity of such a single-minded approach is that such McCarthy ism. by strengthened economies in these countries, which air market for American products and which have the potential f flagrant violations of personal civil rights passed both But is it any wonder the drug act passed with flying colors houses with overwhelming approval. in both houses? Who would dare to vote no? Fears are Some highlights of the act, assuming President Reagan running high in both houses at the thought of being labeled approves it: a permanent stamp on the passports of those soft on drugs. As addicts know, just saying “no" isn’t easy. The Reader's Voice found guilty of a drug offense; mandatory drug testing of Neither, apparently, is just voting no. And the American employees and permissible discrimination against drug people suffer because of it, with bad legislation and a non- later in the users; up to a $10,000 fine for offenders, regardless o f the solution to the problem. The politicians are the only victors. Don't Stand There the Nexus a: substance, and denial of student loans and other federal The UCS1 benefits for offenders. And those are just some of the Everyone loses, however, when Congress plays games to Editor, Daily Nexus: like staff w provisions of the act. look good. Trading civil liberties for political expedience and While those of us now working on the Editor Ada No one is arguing that drug abuse isn’t a serious affliction campaign bonus points is a sleazy move gone too far. various elections appreciate support from article “To ] partisan voters, we would like to ask that Republicans people do not tear down our signs, whether what realh BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed they be Democrat or Republican. If you Marymount would like to show your support, there are that truth is other ways to do so. Go out and vote, put up the UCSB C a house sign, or why not volunteer? Both reporters of campaigns have organizations on campus, opportunity and we can always use more help. Meeting president of times for the organizations are: and rewritte Students for Hart: Tuesday 8:00 p.m. UCSB Rep UCen room 3 Studens for Dukakis: Wednesday 4:00 p.m. UCen room 3 E d itor’s m JOAN E, CAUDILL page news at College Republicans Bush rally thi Also, as F tabloid, its vii To Hell and Back those o f the N Editor, Daily Nexus: T ts s s m i To: Friday Magazine Editor Adam Liebowitz D o o n e s b u r y BY GARRY TRUDEAU Re: The Oct. 28 article “ To Hell and Thank: Back with the College Republicans.” Word of the e le c tio n being HOW A COUPte OF WEEKS. UM... YOU’LL HAVE TO I am proud to admit my affiliation with Editor, Daily OVER FINALLY REACHED TUB LONG B u rin e / ONLY MAPS WATT. HE'S IN TAPING GOVERNOR, IF being a College Republican at UCSB. On behalf c DUKAKIS CAM P... HAS IT Ï Ï OFFICIAL TODAY. A N INTERVIEW WITH YOU COULD BE çptuûru I personally invited the Daily Nexus Manor, 6647 i 1 BOON CAN I GET A R B - BARBARA WALTERS AN/vegetable, reporters to attend a private reception to thank you h< YOU'RE KJDPIN6! AFRAID OVER? ACTION FROM THB A T THE MOMENT. WHAT WOULD hear the vice-president of the United October issue ' NOT. GOV&NOR?, / YOU... States speak to College Republicans from Issued For i various distinguished Southern California Home.” We universities. I did not invite reporters to cooperation. ( mock this serious political event to the only for the sa College Republicans and the American the safety of o 5 people. The Nexus reporters turned this .7 event from a serious political one into a joke for D a ily Nexus readers. r / A non-biased account recording the evening’s event would have been sufficient the day after the event, but not two weeks )ukakis Address United Nations Endorsements Vssociation of the U.S.A., October 1988. Statement of Michael S. Dukakis to the United Nations Association of the UJSA, October 1988. Yes on Prop 78 The Higher Education Facilities Bond Act will give $600 million to state-funded higher education, as well as the ush Michael Dukakis California Maritime Academy. UCSB would receive 929.2 million for new buildings, plus more money the second year. nplex problems, making U.S. leadership Let me join all Americans in congratulating the United Nations peacekeeping forces on Since its budget was cut again this summer, the UC and to the interests of the Free World, winning the 1988 Nobel Peace Prize. The brave men and women of these forces risk their system needs this aid to continue providing a university vwer continues to be paramount to our lives every day to defend and protect freedom; they represent the best in the human spirit. education to the top 12.5 percent of high school graduates. limit the utility of national power and In bestowing this prestigious award on the peacekeeping forces around the globe, the Nobel Vote yes on proposition 78. s in our national interest to help develop Committee challenges us aÚ to renew our commitment to a better, more peaceful world. operation, while pursuing bilateral or Over the last year, we have all been reminded of the crucial role the United Nations can Yes on Prop 79 sitive arena for constructive U.S. action play in promoting peaceful resolution of conflicts. Where there has been progress towards Under the 1988 School Facilities Bond Act, the state can greater opportunity for vigorous U.S. peace— in Afghanistan, in the Persian Gulf, in the western Sahara and in southern Africa — sell $800 million of bonds to fund construction of new s. The dramatic turnabout in the Soviet the United Nations has been there working persistently for peace. And much of the credit school facilities, reconstruction of existing schools, back dues, should not be dismissed out of goes to a dedicated individual who has worked tirelessly on behalf of that peace, the identification and removal of asbestos in the schools and ts to determine how serious they are. secretary-general of the United Nations, Javier Perez de Cuellar. air condition mg *in year-round schools — without raising 1 enhance and stimulate the peaceful The United Nations is one of the most valuable tools we can use in meeting the many taxes. to get out of control, could lead to hostile challenges confronting the world today. Particularly on issues of global concern — drugs, Vote yes on proposition 79. s. U.N. peacekeeping forces in troubled environment, health, terrorism, trade and security — the United Nations can help find t or renewal of hostilities. The stationing common ground and to take joint action for the common good. These are challenges we reements reinforces this stability. U.N. cannot solve on our own; they can only be solved with cooperation among all nations. s effective control of regional instability, Yes on Prop 80 settlement problem in the wake of the Yet for the last seven-and-a-half years, the Reagan/Bush administration has undermined The 1988 New Prison Construction Bond Act will issue the United Nations and hindered the efforts to confront these challenges. Its failure to pay $817 million in bonds to help reduce the dangerous over­ afficking must be a high priority for our legally assessed dues has wreaked havoc on the United Nations’ financial system. Our crowding in state prisons, jails and youth authority ng role in the 1987 Vienna Conference on current debt to the United Nations and its affiliated organizations is over half a billion facilities that has now reached 75,000 convicted felons; the re also well served by the U.N. Fund for dollars. We welcome the decision by the administration to pay its dues this year; such prisons were built for 36,500. i basis to strengthen drug enforcement support is long overdue. The tall will not raise taxes, while costing Californians reeducation. only three dollars. Vote yes on proposition 80. effectively by the actions of individual The Dukakis/Bentsen administration will work with, not against, the United Nations to ponses to terrorism will be enhanced by solve the problems which concern all Americans: e and the mobilization of public opinion — We will pay in full and on time our assessed dues to the United Nations. Yes on Prop 81 — We will provide financial and logistical support for United Nations peacekeeping Proposition 81 would provide up to $75 million in grants such environmental problems as ozone forces around the world. and loans to public and private suppliers to help their ascends the reach of any single govem- — We will call for an environmental summit to combat pollution and to spur international water systems meet minimum drinking water standards. zations like the U.N. Environmental action to reverse the global warming of the “ greenhouse effect,” and work with the United Some public drinking water systems are contaminated ' national interests are well served by Nations Environment Programme (U NE P) to protect our environment. by bacteria and chemicals, and the water does not meet ng to increase their resources and ef- — We will give strong support to the World Health Organization’s efforts to fight AIDS. health standards. Safe drinking water is a fundamental — We will push for global sanctions against South Africa as strong as those we will im­ responsibility of the state. Vote yes on proposition 81. made important progress in instituting pose unilaterally against the apartheid state. ur Congress. They include streamlining — And we will push for international action against terrorism and the drug traffic. s a larger say in budgetary matters. Yes on Prop 82 ; the United States develop a program The world needs a stronger and more effective United Nations system. Achieving that ill bfc paid. This decision, which I fully goal will require the strong and consistent support of the United States as well as a better Proposition 82 would provide $60 million for low-interest LN.kas undertaken much-needed fiscal United Nations framework for coordinating and directing policy among the various loans to develop programs to conserve and more ef­ ¡acefteeping efforts. specialized agencies. The Dukakis/Bentsen administration will work not to polarize, but to ficiently use water by such means as increasing ground- ; leadership in such organizations as the build a consensus among nations on policies within the United Nations agenda. We will press water supplies and building reservoirs and pipelines. an (IDA) and regional banks in dealing for necessary reforms while maintaining the commitment all Americans share to the H ie loans will help satisfy local demands for more hich affect developing countries, par- United Nations. water and help prevent water loss to leaky pipes and I encourage current trends away from unlined canals and ditches. Vote yes on proposition 82. ies. U.S. interests would be well served The Dukakis/Bentsen administration will meet the tough challenges all nations face as we rhich already constitute an important approach the 21st century. And we will be better able to succeed in that goal when the United Yes on Prop 83 otential for significant growth. States stands firmly and consistently behind the newest Nobel laureate. Proposition 83 would provide $65 million in grants and loans to aid local sewage treatment and water reclamation projects. With water conservation more urgent than ever, this Where the Candidates Stand measure will allow the state to “ reclaim” used water, er in the Halloween pull-out section of purify it and then reuse it. It will also help protect our ¡Nexus as a joke. rivers and lakes by providing for the proper treatment of Phe UCSB College Republicans would waste water. Vote yes on proposition 83. e staff writer Jason Spievak and FM itor Adam biebowitz to rewrite the J DEFENSE & FOREIGN POLICY icle “ To Hell and Back with the College Yes on Prop 84 publicans,” to inform UCSB readers of Proposition 84 would provide $300 million in loans or at really happened at the Loyola grants to fund housing assistance programs for lower rymount Bush rally. Owing to the fact DUKAKIS BUSH income people, such as construction or renovation of t truth is always in good taste and that emergency shelters, apartments and homes for first-time UCSB College Republicans gave the buyers. orters of the Nexus the honor and the Ending nuclear It also provides for child care, job training and other »ortunity to see and hear the vice T C O NO essential services to help reduce homelessness. sident of the United States, an apology weapons testing Vote yes on proposition 84. 1 rewritten story is well in order. iCSB Republican and Proud, MICHELLE ZERE Increased funding for Yes on Prop 85 iitor's note: The Nexus ran a front NO Proposition 85 will provide $75 million in bonds for 65 s news article with information on the the Strategic Defense YES percent of the construction and renovation of local It rally that reporter Spievak attended, Initiative (Star W ars) libraries, a task requiring a billion dollars according to a so, as Friday Magazine is a satire 1967 state Librarian survey. aid, its views do not necessarily reflect With many communities without a library, California eoftheNexus. needs new programs for children and adults just learning MX Missile NO YES to read, and this bill will— without raising taxes. Vote yes on proposition 85. Production of hanks So Very Much NO YES Yes on Prop 86 chemical weapons Proposition 86 would provide $500 million in bands to or, Daily Nexus: build and remodel California’s overcrowded county j«»!« l behalf of the residents of Friendship and juvenile facilities, and $25 million for youth centers ¡or, 6647 El Colegio Road, I wish to Tougher economic and shelters. ik you heartily for the piece in the sanctions against YES NO A county must pay a fourth of the cost and show ef­ >ber issue of the Nexus titled, “ Fines ficiently operated jails to receive bond funds. ed For Sidewalk Riding Near Rest South Africa This measure requ ires counties to match funds. Vote le.” We certainly appreciate your yes on proposition 86. «ration. Our people are concerned not for the safety of ourselves, but also for Yes on Prop 87 ¡afety of other residents of Isla Vista. Military aid to the H ENRY W. CORAY Nicaraguan contras Proposition 87 would eliminate the redevelopment NO YES agency’s share of property tax revenue from local bonds. Because more property taxes would go directly for bond purposes, less money could be taxed, correcting a Con­ stitutional flaw forcing some cities, counties and school Produced by The National Student Campaign for Voter Registration districts to levy unnecessarily high property taxes for general obligation bonds. Vote yes on proposition 87. Daily Nexus 8 Tuesday, November 1,1988 THE SCENE: Fewer Out-of-Town Partiers Minimizes Pandemonium

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(Continued from p.l) | Halloween) and I thought of it then.” Passerby responses 1 were favorable overall, prompting Barber to explain, = “ Everyone smokes. They love it.” 9 In contrast to last year’s Halloween celebration, the in- g cidence of sexual harassment observed this year was lower, 2 several participants said. However, this was of little con- 2 solation to freshmen Sheryl Morgan and Joy Murao as they 5 walked down Sabado Tarde. “ Hey, babes, it’s feeding time;” s jeered several men dressed as infants. Morgan said such behavior was to be expected on a night like Halloween, and was “ pretty much normal, except when Culminating four days of Halloween they go too far, I hate it.” weekend celebration, Monday night Del But the lunacy was far removed from Sean Donlon, a Playa played host to a variety of costumed sophomore studying in the library, who in addition to being characters and wandering partyers. Staking sick, has three midterms next week. “ It kind of bums me out. out his territory, (top), this Isla Vista native „ I ’d rather be outside, ’ ’ he said. bared his all for curious onlookers. For these § And on Isla Vista’s street by the sea, people parading as amigos (upper right), Halloween was another * pirates, hippies, the Space Shuttle Challenger, hookers, opportunity to festiva and to serenade • vibrators, Charles Manson victims, a “ noid” from Domino’s passing women and appreciative listeners. ¡2 Pizza, Pee Wee Hermans, pairs of Saturday Night Live Right, the party's over for this once-wild one, | characters Hans and Franz, and Hare Krishnas beating on as Santa Barbara County Sheriff Deputies g Sparkletts water bottles partied well into the night. approach to find him a more comfortable o resting spot. Monday's celebration drew an a estimated 15,000 to 20,000 people to the < Reported by Ross Chan, Penny Schulte and Chris Ziegler streets of Isla Vista. y Written by Doug A rellanes and Adam Moss

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Fee!in ' Kinda Num b ■ Women’s Soccer Sees Playoffs Slip Away, Season is a Memory

despite the losses they had against a couple By Aaron H eifetz mediocre teams, the wins outweighed them. In Staff Writer the past, the western tradition was anybody who beats Santa Barbara and Berkeley will probably Halloween ’88 was a dark day for the UC Santa go to the playoffs regardless of their overall Barbara women’s soccer team. record.” It found out yesterday that for the first time in And the players? Long faces abounded, but five years, it will not partake in the NCAAs. they knew they did it to themselves. A berth was in the Gauchos’ hands, if they “ I think it sucks, but we screwed up when it could have won their last match against St. was on the line,” junior forward and leading Mary’s. They beat the Gaels earlier in the season scorer Dianne Manore said. “ I mean we had it in (3-2) and owned last Saturday’s match until the our hands a couple times and we blew it.” final minutes. But, blowing numerous scoring “ I feel kinda numb,” junior defender Karen chances, they were upset by the aggressive Nance said. “ I don’t know what to say.” Gaels 2-1, putting UCSB’s berth in doubt. Forward and part-time goalkeeper Tina An- And yesterday, the Gauchos (11-4-1) found out tongiovanni said she felt empty inside. for sure when Cal-Berkeley (tied with UCSB for “ You know we should have been there, but it’s top spot in West at 13-4-2) and St. Mary’s (tied for our own fault we’re not; it makes it worse,” she third at 11-7-2), were selected for postseason said. “ We had it up until the very last game and play. we just gave it away. You can’t blame anybody When UCSB players were told the news, but yourself and that makes it hard ’cause you emotions turned from shock to anger to disbelief didn’t get gypped out of going to playoffs. We to acceptance. And when they looked for a place know we worked hard and we should be there, to aim the blame, they found fingers pointed but we didn’t come through when we needed to?’ right back at them. They knew it; they admitted The St. Mary’s game was lone senior and it. stopper Kristin Schritter’s last college game, but But what’s worse is that they had figured that, she too had no excuses. despite the loss, they would, along with “ Frankly, I didn’t think it was going to be my Berkeley, be chosen for the playoffs. last game,” she said. “ But I guess we got what It didn’t work out that way. we deserved because when I said ‘the way we “ (The NCAA) felt Berkeley had a stronger played on Saturday, we didn’t deserve to be in schedule than us,” UCSB Soccer Program Head the playoffs,’ I meant it, but I didn’t really think Andy Kuenzli said. “ They played more ranked we wouldn’t make it; I thought we’d be given a teams in Division II and I.... They selected St. second chance, but I guess we’ve always been Mary’s over us for the fact they split with Santa given second chances. CHICA TRISTE — Dejected sophomore midfielder Miriam Clara (ranked 3rd in the Far West), they split “ I ’ve been in the playoffs three years in a row, Palma walks off the Harder Stadium field after her team lost with Berkeley and they split with UCSB. They and although this is the best team we’ve had, it’s to St. Mary's Saturday. She scored the lone goal in the beat Hayward (#2 in nation in Division II) and also the most inconsistent. The last three years Gauchos' 2-1 defeat, which knocked them out of the NCAA (East Coast power) Brown. (The NCAA) felt (See FINISHED, p.10) playoffs. MARK STOCKY/Dally Naxu* Long, Hard Weekend for Polo: UCSB Swept into Dustpan

Irvine. With four conference matches left on The headache turned into a migraine for we matched up too well because we’re not as By Craig Wong the 1988 slate, it appears the only way for Santa Barbara on Sunday as the Gauchos fast. We didn’t cover up and we gave up Staff W riter Santa Barbara to go the playoffs is by played #1 Cal-Berkeley. The Bears clawed some easy goals. UCLA and Cal really killed winning all four games and hope Irvine UCSB, 13-8, as Cal dominated play in the us on the counterattack.” Talk about your four-game sweeps. blows a wheel and falters down the stretch. second half. Fifth-ranked Stanford closed out UCSB’s The UCSB water polo team limped out of The pre-Halloween nightmare started The Gauchos hung tough in the first half weekend trauma with a 9-4 Gaucho the Long Beach State 49er Invitational last early Saturday morning for UCSB as the and they were only down 7-6, but the Bears drowning. The Cardinal took care of its 6-2 weekend as four of the top-five teams in the Gauchos were handled by #3 USC, 13-8, in showed why they’ve earned the #1 ranking halftime lead, cruising home with the country brushed the Gauchos into the the opening match of the tourney. The blue- in the nation, outscoring Santa Barbara, 8-2, victory. Burt netted three goals and dustpan. and-gold got two-goal efforts from Bill in the second half. Louis Chao paced UCSB Phraener added one and were the only two The tournament left UCSB with a 15-10 Kuhn, Dave Phraener and Scott Burt for with a three-goal performance, his season Gauchos who found the back of the net all ov.erall mark and put it in a position where most of its scoring. Number-two UCLA high, while Carl Swan added a pair of game. Stanford’s goalie Todd Kemp was it’ll have to do a little sweeping itself to powered past the Gauchos, 14-5, in the In­ scores. literally a gamesaver for the Cardinal, with make it into the NCAA playoffs. vite’s afternoon polo session. Against the Phraener felt the team was hurt by the 15 saves. The Gauchos currently are in third place Bruins, Burt rung up a hat trick and Mike counterattack of UCSB’s Pac-10 opponents. UCSB Coach Pete Snyder stressed that in the Big West at 3-3, behind first place McClear helped out with a tally, but UCLA “We played against good coun­ fundamentals such as ball control was the Long Beach State and second place UC pummeled the Gauchos anyway. terattacking teams,” he said. “ I don’t think (See NO WINS, p.10) SPORTS ON TAP SPORT Opponent DATE TIME VENUE

Football (4-4) Univ. of San Diego Nov. 5 1:30 p.m. SAN DIEGO

W. Volleyball Pepperdine Nov. 2 7:30 p.m. ROB GYM (12-12,5-7) Fullerton Nov. 4 1 p.m. FULLERTON Loyola-Marymount Nov. 6 7:30 p.m. RUMBLED0ME

W ater Polo Pepperdine Nov. 4 4 p.m. * CAMPUS POOL

W . Soccer 1988 Season is Over M . Soccer UNLV Nov. 4 7 p.m. HARDER (11-5,5-3) Fullerton Nov. 6 4 p.m. HARDER

W. X-Country District 8 Nov. 12 9 a.m. FRESNO M. X-Country Championships Nov. 12 10 a.m . FRESNO Off the Cuff David James and UCSB Sports Information Director Bill Mahoney calling the action on KTMS during Gaucho Lance Neal’s clutch interception late in Saturday’s game:

James: "The people in the press box can’t believe itl They’re screaming ’N ol Nol ’”

Mahoney (overcomeby the moment): “Yesl YesI" 10 Tuesday, November 1,1988 Daily Nexus

“ I felt we didn’t play close to our potential. We were upset and it definitely ONE DAY ONLY! NO WINS reflected on the way back Tuesday, Nov 1st u (Continued from p.9) home. I was very disap­ Achilles’ heel of the Gauchos pointed. I ’d say it was the over the weekend. low point of the year for us 10 AM - 11 PM “ We enhanced the other considering our per­ teams’ chances by turning formance.” the ball over,” he said. “ We As far as points, Snyder -EXTRA- feels the team has yet to averaged in double digits on turnovers. At this level of reached its high point of the «/« play, that’s not something year. that’s conducive to win­ ning.” “We’ve overcome some He added that the team’s adversity this year and impatience on the offensive we’ve taken our lumps, but I end of the pool contributed to feel that we haven’t reached the team’s downfall. our highest level of play “ We seem to have this Scott Burt yet,” he said. “ We’ve been tendency of getting too Freshman 2-meter guy progressing but hopefully anxious and too rushed and it pumped home nine within the next one, two, or definitely hurt us,” he said. goals in 4-game Long three weeks, we’ll get to that “ We try to force our offense, Beach Invite night­ level. We have good work whether it be a risky shot or mare. ethics, but I think it’s just a risky pass. Why we do this is matter of us being more beyond my imagination. We outing in Malibu, but he mature as players. We have get this feeling that we gotta expects a tougher contest to understand how important do this or we gotta do that than last time. it is to work on fundamentals and it just hurts our fun­ “ I think they’re really so that we can control the damentals.” improved,” he said. “ I game. We can’t keep The fundamental right scored five goals mainly shooting ourselves in the now is a Big West victory. because they weren’t good at foot.” The task this week is a guarding drives and I took Campus Pool contest at 4 advantage of that and got Last week, goalie Steve p.m. on Friday against some passes from Scott Sorkin said the Invite would conference rival Pep- (Burt) and scored. They tell where UCSB stood as far perdine. The last time the played Southern Cal really as getting to the playoffs. two squads met, two and a tough at the tournament, so This week, the answer is half weeks ago, the Gauchos it should be a good game.” crystal clear: far away. whipped the Waves, 11-7. For Phraener, this Phraener had a five-goal weekend was the pits FINISHED (Continued from p.9) we were either consistently good, consistently lucky, consistently working hard or consistently fired up. Here, sometimes were really good, sometimes really bad. I guess the NCAA doesn’t want to invest their spot into a team that’s inconsistent,” SOME EXAMPLES she said. ATHLETIC SHOES EXERCISE Freshman midfielder ORIGINAL CURRENT EXTRA CURRENT ■XTRA Shari Menard said it hit the SALE SOH OW SALE 20% OFF PRICE team hard because it had Special croup Mem up pacific naively taken the playoff Basketball Shoes to $82 54.99 27” Std. no. 10 P la te ----- . .3.90 1 « special Croup Men's up pacific spot for granted. “ We all thought we were Basketbail Shoes to $65 28.99 231* international Na 10 Plates . .4.90 3 ” Special Croup Excel Brutus l . going to the playoffs,” she Children's up incline B e n ch ...... 199.99 159” said. “ Even after the (St. Basketball Shoes to $42 19.99 1 5 09 Precor Mary’s) game, no one even special Croup 612 R o w e r...... 219.99 175” imagined we still wouldn’t W om en's w Tunturi go. We just assumed Athletic Shoes . . to$52 34.99 27” 279.99 2 2 3 ” Tee Ergometer Bike . everything the whole season Fila Snake High Basketball Shoes mm 49.99 1 9 ” ATHLETICS — that was probably the CURRENT OXTRA biggest problem. ’ ’ New Balance SAU 20% OFF 990 Running ... $100 49.99 19“ Spalding NBA Synthetic “ The whole thing is so ATHLETIC APPAREL Leather Basketball .. .24.99 19” frustrating because we Gaucho sweeper Cindy Hawkins (left) saw her worked so hard for so long CURRENT EXTRA Rawlings NCAA season and her playoff hopes die Saturday. This SALE MHOPI Leather Basketball .. . 24.99 19” and put so much into it and St. Mary's player will see NCAA action instead. Champion ___ Wilson NFL then it’s like all over,” MARK STUCKY/DaMy Nexus 100% Cotton Pants ... .9.99 7” 1445 Football...... 19.99 15” freshman Can Goldy said. Russell ____ Kiwi Orion “ None of us actually realized been on teams where they perhaps it may beneficial in Sweatpants...... 15.00 12” Cycling Helm et...... 29.99 2 3 ” it could really happen. I kept say ‘oh, you have next year,’ the future. Russell crew Neck ____ “ Not being selected was Sweat S hirts ...... 15.00 12” BACKPACKING thinking, ‘how could they not but that doesn’t help any ... CURRBUT ■XTRA I ’m just kinda numb right the biggest pain suffered this Russell ___ take us, they have to take us Fleece S hort ...... 12.00 o * 9 and Berkeley. We might not now.” year,” he said. “ And I asked Ketty 20° the players to take that pain Frank Shorter Mummy B ag...... 69.99 5 5 ” make it past the first round, UCSB Coach Tad Bobak Cycling Short...... 21.99 17” Jansport Rawhide but we have to go ... It’s so said the team went through a and transform it, right now, 4 " ______Leather Bottom hard because I ’ve always lot of pain this season, and in such a way that ft will w a rm u p s ...... 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I don’t measure Palm springs 5X2 course t s i ...... 269.99 215”----- my success by won-loss 99.99 79” SKIS NOT AVAILABLE AT HILLTOP MALL Excellent Service Department, \ records, going to the playoffs ALL 1988-89 SKI Full Lifetime Warranty o r winning national EQUIPMENT & APPAREL with ALL New Bikes championships because only NOV 1ST (Including Univega, Trek, one team in 200 can win a 9 f ) 0/o OFF Makaha Cruisers, Sterling) national championship.... ONLY! EXTRA A W CURRENT PRICES AS WELL AS: And as far as developing • Safety Equipment • Locks • Tires • Accessories players, character and • Parts • Maintenance Items • Touring Equipment people as individuals, I felt Copeland’s Sports we were very successful. As far as developing the team, Opera A ir Bicycles we made some tremendous strides and if we take what 1230 State St. 968-5571 we learned and build on it, Santa Barbara 963-4474 6540 Pardall Rd., Isla Vista then next season we’re going to be even more successful.” Daily Nexus Gassifieds Tuesday, November 1, 1988 11

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