. :t It-'i :t'.'J: 1:t;1 =­ , H E u c 5 D Prof. Accidentally Mercury Poisoned HANOVER . :'\ .H. - Dartll10uth College ' henmtrj Prore~,or Karen Wctterhahn I~ ho\pitali/ed in ~eriOlI\ t:ondilion "'Ilh men.:ur) ptmonillg. Ilkel> t:au~ed h) expmurc til the dangerou\ metal dun ng a re~eart:h projet:t. n unnarm:d adl11ln l~ ­ DIEGO TH RSD AY, FEBR RY 27.1996 trawr (;() nrirmed that Wctterhahn ha~ heen unahle to \ee. hear. wal~ or talJ... ror UC Officials ~e eral week~ . Ac(;ording to Key Leaders Discuss w llege o rficial~ , Wetterhahn rirst noticed prohlem !:> with her Search For halance a lev. week~ ago. ome doctor ' think that I American Innovation dimethyl mercury, one of the Cause of element'l> more lethal variants, I SUMMIT: Attendee come Rockwell Interna ti onal hainmll1 and CEO could he involved. Doctors arc Donald Beall and Presi dent Ri chard unsure when Wetterhahn was together to consider way to Atkinson. Applicant Decline exposed to the mercury remain competitive Most of the more th an I 00 attendees agreed MYSTERY: Mi nority application hecau!:>e symptom~ of poi!:>on ­ th at partnerships between government , in­ ing can take months to appear. By Leena Shankar dustry and academia are essenti al to main­ to CSU increase but UC official - The Dartlllowh Staff Wrtter taining competitiveness in IOday\ interna­ deny existence of a connection Top leadcrs from indust ry, academi a and tional market. IU Athlete Charged government came together Monday in La "Businesses, national government. labs By Eric Brace with Battery jolla to discuss how to maintai n Ameri can and univer. ities need to cooperate to enh ance Staff Wnter wmpctitiveness in research and develop­ the quality of life in the United State~ through The University of alifomia faces its second con­ BLOOMI GTON , Ind.­ ment. research and development ," Beall said. ~ec utiv e year of declil1lng numher ~ of applications Indiana Unlverl>ity police are Key participant~ in thc conference, en­ Parti cipants also discussed the benefits rrom underrepres nted minority gro ups. and uni ver­ charging ~enior aleh Portcr titled " alifornia and the Fu ture of American and pitfalls of internati nal partnerships, es­ si ty olTi clab want to know why, Director of wi th battery after a Feh. I Inn ovation." included Gov . Pete Wil on, See INNOVATION, Page 3 Undergraduat e Admissions aria Ferri sa i ~J. altercation in th e Acacia Although the total nUll1her ()fs tud e nt~ applying ror rraternity house. Porter is the admi ssion rose 10.7 percent hetween 1995 and 1997, captain of the university 's the numher of applications from African-American. soccer team. The incident American-Indian . Chicano and Latino student s dur­ hegan with a spi ll ed drink at a WORK WITH ME•••• ing that time dropped significantl y. fra tern ity party, which led to "The numbers are more apparent and th e deerease Porter all egedl y punching is more serious 1f or 1997-981." Ferri ~aid . "We want sophomore Damion Tolliver to know if we have the es tablishmcnt of it trend. or is later in the eveni ng. Porter it a two-year hiatus?" ~ai d that he acted alone and One possible reason for the decline is that Propo­ that th e soccer team was not si ti on 209 's passage less than a month before the UC involved in hi s ac tions. applicati on deadline. and th e legal chall enges that - The Indiana Daily Student followed, have steered many minority applicants away from the University of California. Trash Fire Hits Another possible factor was the UC Board of Berkeley House Regents' SP- I resolution, which eliminates affirma­ BERKELEY, Calif. - Burning tive-action criteria from admissions decisions start­ trash caused a two-alarm fire at ing in spring 1998. a UC Berkeley rooming house However. Ferri said she douhted th e controversies early Monday morning. surrounding the two mea s ure~ ~Ignllica ntly affected According to the Berkeley Fire UC application rates. Department , the lire began in a "We don 't W.lIlt to create a linkage 1with the trash container located nex t to a decrease in minorit y-group appli(;a tl on~ I." Perri ~aid . heater vent out side of the "The student choose~ a ul1Iv er:-.ity on it variety or huilding. The fire !:>p read up the critena.'· outside of the house to the atti c aliforn ia State Universit y auminl~trator~ rece ntl y and entered the house through re l ea~ed a rcport ~ h owll1!! increa~ed numbers of mi ­ an att ic window. About 20 nority applica nt ~ for 1996-97, the mo~t recent year for residents spent the night at a whi ch figurc ~ are available . neighhoring house and were According to U ~ p () k e!'.rna n Terry olvll1 , there is allowed to re-enter the next day. no link hetween th e hi ghe r U and lower U appli- The lire caused abou t $120,000 cat ion rate~ . damag "I don 't think a cO l1lpari ~on het wee n IUC and - The Daily Californian S 1 i~ valid," Colvll1 ~aid. "The two ~ys tem s serve two ~epara te populations of perspective students." A lIi~on joncs, th SU's senior director of access and retention . agreed with olvin 's assess ment of the

Mark Patterson/Guardian two !>y~ t ems a~ ~eparate entities. Innovation: Gov . Pete Wilson delivered the keynote address at Monday's summit j()nc~ poi nt ed to distinction~ between the two on preserving American competitivene ss in the global marketpl ace. See NUMBERS, Page 7

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I Lockyer Calls on Wilson to Keep Financial-Aid Promise

BUDGET: Senator say ·90~ . in which he increa~ed ~tudent lor the 1997-9 acadellllc yea r is doe~n 't represent what i~ happen­ fees hy 140 percent , Gov. Wilson 216.5 million ing." promised increa e as~ured us that cor r e~po nd ing In ­ While finanCial aid ha,uecrea~ed However, ~ tat e Department of never happened c rea~e ~ in fina ncial aid would en­ comparcd to last year, ~tude nt - re e Finance Budget Analyst Amy CRAZY sure that needy ~ t udent\ wcre not reven uc~ have increa!:>cd from $583 Supinger said Wilson ha kept his By Meera Pal excl uded ," Lockyer ~ald. million in 1995-96 to $61 H million promise. HIATUS: The Guardian Staff Wflter According to the ,> tatc Legisla­ in Ihe current )ear. The estimated "There have heen no studl' nt -fee II1terview~ Asian rock group Shocked hy recent report~ of a tive Anal ,t\ Office (LAO) report, amount lor 1997 <)1{ i, ~630 million. increase~ in the pa~t three y..:ars and ibo Matta 8 noticeable declille 111 fll1ancial -a lu the amount allocated to finanCial I c~ revenUL glOw th ha' heen at­ under Govcrnor Wilson, the Cal­ funding at the Univcr~ltyofCalifor ­ aid hy the unlver,it} has declined tnhuted In nSII1t' LI enlollillent and Grant hudget ha, been a u ~me nt cd OPINION: Johll~on again nia. tate Senate leader Bill Lockyer, 1.9 percent - or <1 .3 million - rlOlcs\lon,i1- dlOl1l -fel' Incrcal>e~ . 30 million 111 t\.\o yearl-.... upinger takc!'. an Dlcgo to task for D-Ha ward. called on ov. Pete \lnce 1995 96. "l-Inanc l,1I ,lid ha\ go ne uown at ,ald. it!'. terminal slIIine,s 4 Wil\on to keep 1m earlier promise The unl ver~ lI y ~pent~2() .R mi I­ J lime when 1\:( Ien:nue\ ha ve gonc Howcver.1 0 . J...j cr mall1tJII1' that to Increa~e finanCial alUIll cxchan!!e lion on studcnt aid In 1995-96. and up:'l \0 Pnnclp In back to win 011 a two-out, "To sell hl\ hudget In the eJrly The current estimated e pendllure U 1hudget 1\ not a good hudget II II See LOC KYER, Page 7 tWO-fun homc fun. -7 16 OR Thursday , February 27, 1997 The CSD Guardian NEWS 3 2 NEW. Thc UCS D Guardian Thursday, Fehruar 27, 1997 C D hancellor Robert ing implication for students as well. INNOVATION: Dynes. the host of Ihe event . an ­ " Its henefits to UCSD stud en ts Cecil Lytle Discusses Participants stre s nounced the new pannership he arc long-term - I he joi nt academic­ ETCETERA ... cooperation officially form ed j ustlhe ni ght he ­ industry -gove rnmenl group was Lights& fore. mainly interesled in how Ihe coun· Charter School Plans Continued from page 1 "I am the proud falhcrofthe San try fund s basic research in an area Sirens pccially in l e rm ~ of intcllectual­ Di ego Science and Technology Al­ of high intern ati onal compeli lion DELAY: UCS D's Academic Senale to vote on the property rights. liance. " he ~ald . and at a I i me of proposed charter high . chool at it April meeting " Intcrnal ional co llaborallon. I "We will work on "For me, this is a • ve ry limited fed ­ Lights & Sirens is a selection of en­ Friday, Feb. 21 be lieve, is critical in o rd e~ to share how 10 increase eral -gove rnmcn t tries compiled from the log book of 4:05 p.m.: A staff member reported the UCSD Police Department. the burden ~ and co mbine re ­ public under­ consclence-ralslng resources." Bond the vandalism of the Sun God be­ By Julia Kulla-Mader Ihe propo,al Ihen goe, 10 Ihc C T V 1<; SOMETIMH tween Feb. 20 at 2:00 p.m. and Feb. sources." said John Gihbons. assis­ ~ Iandin g and sup ­ Staff Writer Regcn" for linal approval. 6000, At.JD conference. We sa id. "The re was Sunday, Feb. 16 21 at 12:30 p.m. Damage : $150. ~ ~ tant to Pres ident Cli nlon for sc i­ port here in San Oneol CSD'~ n cwe~ t duh~. Untillhe prop<,\a l " approved. a SOMETI""H .. are trying to a lot of talk ahoul 1:50 a.m.: Officer's report concern­ 10:00 p.m.: Officers arrested a 19- l ence and tec hn ology mail ers. " BUI , Diego." I " Fn e nd~ 01 th e Chart er High perillanent ,chool ca nnot he hulll. 'Y coope rat i ve ve n­ ing th e detention of a student and two year-old male non-affiliate at Tioga we need to make , ure th at there is The new pro­ non-affiliates at lot 103 for the pos­ Schoo!." hosted a lorum yc~tcroay " We have two maj or unr ve r~ rt y foster good tures. Thi~ IS Hall for being a minor In possession of intellectual-properlY prolection in­ gram . whi ch will somet hin g sible burglary or vandalism of a blue alcohol. Cited and released. provld mg In forma lion and a n ~wer ­ donor, who arc prepared to contnh­ t~ research which In '89 Nissan. Unable to locate VIctim . L lernationall y. " he led hy fonner Atkinson h a~ al­ Saturday, Feb. 22 ing q u es t ion~ ahout hoth Mar~ h a ll ute ahout Ii ve-and-a-half mi llion dol­ . 10:25p.m.: Officers and paramedics Wil ~o n . havi ng just returned Scripps Instilll­ turn can have 12:06 a.m.: A staff member reported College Provost Ceci l Ly t il: ' ~ pro­ lar, le,r thc huilding. hut I cannot i ways believed in. res ponded to a 19-year-old student L-~~~ ~ ~ the vandalism of a concrete trash ______from a visi t to Asia, agreed thaI lion of Oceanog­ fl O~c d charter hi gh doscthat deal until applications to so it ' s n otsurpri~­ suffering from a sprained ankle. Trans­ barrel at the Cognitive SCience BUild­ ~------~~ ~ intellectual-righu, protec tion is es­ raphy DireclorEd ~c hool and the wc 've had facully. SH~ S A~ 'i !:tOu Ju S'T SIT Otol ~ o f 110':1 l=AoIoe.ft'H I ~ 0: ing Ihat he is In ported to Thornton HospItal by para­ ing between 4:00 p.m. and 11:50 I'" F A.OolT A"V D o ", ' T ., enlial. Frieman. is in ­ human society." Partn e r~ at Lcarn ­ ,enale I and re­ " ~e. 5 1 M~S' ... SO~ E.TI "~S ; the lead." medics. p.m. Damage: $80. T\" ... \I;.. ""'1 MOM 1.1\c'e.~ ll*':I'QE ,.,.O~ AS' 6000 AS • " I hal'c co rn e to Ihe co nclusion tended 10 hring - Thomas Everhart CSO ' s In - Monday, Feb. 17 1:45 a.m.: A non-affiliate reported ing program . gentall approvaL" '·S Fl C.UQE OU T that the hcslthi ng 10 do is wail until local science and 12:42 a.m.: A staff member reported three unknown males who failed to If e~ tahli~h ed . Lytle ~a id . THe. ':,. ~ ~ (..ITT~ 8oa IoJ(, . CalTech PreSident terim se nIor vire W\.(o 010 IT BHAUSE IT~ the theft of computer parts from the s octlt':l, D A D. _ all trading parlners, e~ p ec i a ll y Asia, technology com­ chance llor for pay an $18 taxI fare. thc U SI) charter According to A M ~S'l'EIt., SIIoW . J. Muir Biology Building. Loss: $1,750. cnact laws protecting intellectu al pani es to gether wi th university re­ 5:48 p.m.: Officer's report about a ,chool would pro­ LYlle. th e ,choo l acadcmic affairs. Richard Alllye h. Tuesday, Feb. 18. propert y," Wilson said. "The he sl broken Window at the Student Center, Vide Illlensivc co l­ will evenlually he sea rchers . cc hocd thi s idea. 8:15 a. m.: A staff member reported Building B. Broken acCIdentally by a defcnse unt i II hey do is 10 stay ahead. h:gc -prcparalOry housed in a huild­ Participants also addressed Ihe "Thiscol1ference la slhe founda ­ the vandalism ol computerequipment student driving a Cushman cart . Asia i, not just a hu gc market, bUI educat ion to !Jth ­ ing loca ted nex t \0 difliculties small businesses face in tion l'or beller understanding and the at the Geisel Library between 5:00 6:04 p.m.: Officers responded to n hugc co mpetition as well - thi s is p.m, and 11:00 p.m. Loss $220. through 12th ­ Ihe Mar, hall 01- forming partnerships and becom­ chancellor has made partncrships a dumpster fire near the Mountain View " ~I: <;rolO~I:;')h "'"NO OF " T~I: PAW-PAol> " IS A M" O ~D L~C; '''(&JA '' a challenge we need to mcc t head ing ac ti ve competitors. priorit y. Thus. Ihis conference is a 2:00 p.m.: A student reported the Lounge. ExtingUIshed by CSO. grad e ~tu d c lll ~ on lege I\dmrnl'.tra­ BAO, S AD .1(0lJ, THE'1 '2 E. t..Oo~ \"t~ SI:A MOrJl<€.'H QII'I: 1. OON ·T. n-'!O 'TOO on." vandalism of a silver '87 BMW 325 Sunday, Feb_2 3 "We have two WIn{ e.LOWHOLES'.1HE'1'2E Duke Bristow, a re~earcher at realizallon of that." Alliych said. the U(,SD c ampu~ . lion hui Idrng. "~':I W I\" o l ~H_ ""A'16E (OoQ':I. wI: SAw XENA A T between Feb. 14 at 12:20 p.m. and 2:13 p.m.: A student reported theft of PIle.TI'j GooO, PQ(rN BAo, ~Q. "'lO~ W 'LL LI~1i. IT, -n. t S OoJE oe; ~Oujt ment ." Gibhons believe that In Big bu s ine s~e~ 7:45 p.m.: Officers arrested a 16- the vandalism of a door at UCtr 407 "The 1111 " 1011 01 building, but I ,chool , tan .. up . ON, OON'T \.)M'\"t ~ovjL BESt' l=R.lE.NDS. of academic press ure. TI",E TA\;. ... c; I.ON", ON yea r-old male non-affiliate at lot 357 between Feb. 23 at 9:00 a.m. and the ,duml 1\ to Lytle al,o re ­ said . " We order for an and unrv e r s ill e~ "Unlversitie~ arc underthe great cannot close 8Q.U!i:HI-.I(, ~OUQ. TE ET 11. for being a minor in possession of Feb. 24 at 9:30 a.m. Damage: $20. -- DO IT Q UI'I:' strongly believe ha ve more eco- pressurc of creliling ne w knowl­ ramp ul' ve r) t:lI ­ , ponded to ,everal increase in alcohol. CIted and released. 1:05 p.m.: Officers arrested a 61- that in order for nomi c momen­ cnteo y()ung~ICI" that deal until qu e ~tlon~ ahout edge 10 hring to th e nmkt:tplace," 8:00 p.m.: Officers detained a 17- year-old male non-affiliate at the Book­ an increase in co l­ collaboration tum to ca rry them who wo uld lall we've had th c ,chool. Yoche lso n sa id. year-old male non·affillate at lot 357 store for shoplifting. Cited and re­ through Ihe " We gradu ate laboralion be­ between Industry through Ihe nc­ Ca lilorn ia Institute of Tech no 1- for being drunk in public . Released to leased. twee n industry c la cb." L y ll e~ ard . faculty, senate 70-!W tuden". goti ati on phase." ogy Presidenl Thomas Everharl, parents at police station. 3:18 p.m.: A stud ent reported the and uni versilies 10 and universities to 8:22 p.m.: Officers arrested a 31- theft of a wallet from Ihe Biomedical C luh lounder and that ' ~ a drop In respon se to who helped coo rdinale the event, [and regental) BRIEFLY ••• year-old male non·affiliate at lot 355 endure. Isuch !> l1lall busine ss al so ~ aid th e conference had reper­ Library between 2:30 p.m. and 2:45 John l.lcn "lid 111 thl! hUl.: ket." hI! endure, [such for being in possession of less than p.m. Loss: $50. approval." pa rt ner sh I p s I owner Jack cussions far heyond the Hya ll ball­ Frlend~ 01 I hI.' ';lId. " II eight UC~ 28.5 grams of marijuana. CIted and musl have bipar­ partnerships) 5:26 p.m.: Officers and the San Diego Chart cr HI gh - Cecil Lytle )!l!tll1v()lved mthl' Reading Being Held In Honor of Seuss H arding' s co n­ room where it was held. released. Rre Department responded to a fire lisan supporl." cern s, Bea ll sai d, School all11\ to Provost and IJ SU, and must have "For me, thi s is a c() n,cience ­ Thursday, Feb. 20 at Argo Hall. Caused by a cigarette. Los Alamo s hoth In ll lrl11 Uc. D Thurgood Marshall College co mmunIty co l- UCSD IS hosting a celebrity reading on March 1 in honor " I rea lly take raisi ng conference," he sa id. " We 9:22 a.m.: A bicyclist suffered cuts to Tuesday, Feb. 25 Marshall College Forum to ational Lahora­ bipartisan the head and face after falllllg at the ,lUdelll, .Ihout Ihe lege,. Ih.I\ ·, no of the late Theodor "Dr. Seuss" Geisel's Birthday. The whatyou'vesaid are trying to fos ter good re se arch 3:00 p.m.: Officers arrested a 53- celebrities scheduled to appear include Chance llor Robert Discuss Same-Sex Marriages lory Director support." 10 hea rl. We real- which in lurn ca n have applications Intersection at Scholars Dr. South yea r-old male non-affiliate at the Book­ ,chool and " to culti va te ,I pool 01 longer a ~ m all numher." and We iss Ln . Bicyclist was wearing a store for petty theft. Dynes, astronaut Sally Ride and Geisel 's widow Audrey, Thurgood Marshall College, In conjunction With the Siegfried Hec ker - John Gibbons i7.e how impor­ to human socie ty." , tud e nt ~ ami pan:n,," who arc CK ­ He addcd th atLJC IrvlIIl: . U LA he lmet. Transported to Scripps Hos­ 5:35 p.m.: Officer's report concern­ The rea dlllg will be held from 10:30 a.m. to noon In Hewlett Diversity and Unity Project. IS sponsoring an on ­ also com mend ed tant small bu si- Crleo ahout It. and U Da vl' an: alMI working on Assistant to President Clinton The conference is the li rst of pital by paramedICS . ing a possible stalking and harass­ the main Ibrary, whIch was renamed GeIsel Library after campus forum about same - se~ marriages. col lahorali ons, nesses are and Ihree to take place nal i()nwide. It L ytle d,sc.:u"co Ihl' ~d lllol ', chaner-st:llOol prop">tlb. Audrey Geisel 's donation m December 1995. Since The forum, entitled -Same-Sex Marriages: The Law , 2:05 p.m.: A staff member reported ment by a staff member. ex plaining why partn e r ~ hips should how import ant it is for you 10 do wu, spon,ored hy UCSD. the Wash ­ ~\atu~ at ye,lerday'" lorum. One , tudenl 111 Ihe iludlCIH.:C al,() Theodor Ge isel's death In 1991, UCSD has receIved a Male Couples and Theology : Will be held Tues. , March the theft of a stereo receiver from the Wednesday, Feb. 26 hc pursued. hu~in c ~s with us." Warren Mu sic building between Feb . " M y ex pec.: t at 1<1II two year~ .Igo que,\Joned wh

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Unlver~lly in Louisiana and council and mayor to Illake policy A city is a reflection cit y co nducted an illegal transac­ th e masses - namely, sport> finan~ial aid fund~ hy 112.5 11111 - LAO recomillended that tht: Legi~ ­ NUMBERS: Morehouse College in Georgia are LOCKYER: HACKS: and run the city; if the populace ti on with a pri vate enterprise with ­ teams. lion ." lature reduce thl' C', genera l fu nd of its people. Never Officials stress DC, two historically black colleges that San Diegans are a d oe ~n ' t like the poli CY". they can o ut the con,ent of th e people. I~ Con, idering th l.! tr as hin e~, 01 LAO says money The state Departlll<.:nt of Fi nan ce allocat ion hy $I!).R mi Ili on aml shi ft aggrcsslvely rccruil studcnts frolll unelect the councilmen at electi on has this been more oth er word " the city council and th eir <.:o mp ll~ itilln , th e ahove le tt l.!r .. CSU differences is cu rrentl y companng past C the money to the Cal Grant pro­ foolish bunch ,outhern alifornia. wa diverted IIllle". mayor had no auth orit y 10 pl ay fa,t repre,ent ,ome of the more hudgcls to actual l~~pcnditurl.!' . gra m "to offset UC', apparent redi ­ true than here, ContInued from page 1 The~e wlleges, according to Continued from page 4 ", It make, lega l and politl cJI and lome w!lh 1i0 million of tax ­ th oughtful San Diegan\. Mo, t let­ ContInued from page 1 Supill gersaid . questioning whether rec ti on of IInancial aid IllOl1les and system. articulated in the "Califor­ Colvin, offer studen t, an allno­ te,IIl" 1001, 01 Brucl.' lIender,on. Did where the absurdity payer 1Il01ll.!) '" Ith out a votl: Oil th.: tClhacJ..,d(lIl 't ,a) Ill uch Illore than: the state hudget. "to lIla~e good on the third of fcc revenue that wa, to all ow st ud e nt ~ greater di~ueti(ln nia Mas ter Plan for Hi gher Educa­ sphere not normally found In the Whe ll.' dm:, onc get the lliea that Rider and th e ll lall }el'. MI~ c lIlatter b) thl: pcork I\h(l 1\111 ra~ "Wdl don .... Ju Igl.! Jo\eph I Y"ll the gov c rnor~ pledge." ~upros('d to go tOl ard linancl<11 aid In choo,in)! l'ollegl'~ . " of San Diego's tion." Unlver~it of California. "" ,tadlulll lull III l'lC llh ,lIld 1ll.IIOI Agulrrc and Boh Oullle." lor II did the rI).!ht tiling I'or .tli u, proud When student fcc, wne rai~cd actually did . However. Supingcr said the ''The admission policy set forth "[ uch colleges I offer a style or I.:ague t"I111'" md\.. l" a ~ II ) , pI.' \ 1} re'pon ,c, to th c Jholl' thoughtless actions ' Th ~ ,t.Ill:IllCllt "legal and polll - S.Ul Dle' g.ln , I" In the early I 990s. the ;,tate legiS­ " IFinanc lal- ;, tate would " re ­ in the Ma,ter Plan ~ought to achieve education that we don·t." Colvin LI"I' J\ ' (lppo,ed III th l.! hundred or pOinh reflects the 1(;.tI 1001 ... · " J\ Immature a, II 1\ But thl'll dg.lln. that\ ~ . 11l DIC!!" lature required uni vl'rs!lles to re­ aid Ill{)nle ~ I se,' 1ll ally he reneging a qualitative and quantitative di s­ s~lId . " [Financial-aid ,(I cltll" Ihat hal e 'tadlullI , III their , Judge Allthon) \ de,I,llI n doc, non\cn'lcal. Tim l:Ollllllent 1\ ;\ ,ad lor) (Ill serve at Icast one-third of all fel' 10 he gOing ;,ome­ trihution of students that would (Inll~ 'colilpact' O\\OIl' CaIH!. . not "dlddtc the hil~~ IIHIIll dcal ignorance of the relkctlon 01 the hatred Incurred lor /Jr,'111 JOIl/1I011 lIr:r(,I'.1 \I·ilil lill The University of California re venues for finan,i ;rI ald. Th e where other then monies] seem to encourage thcm to attend inMitu ­ Wll h the un Iv er­ not onl) chalknglng the (ahelll I ICIIl' 111I1( ~ 111101('111 II/III IlIrt', plans to Inve ~ tlgate the decline in legi slature abo int:rea~ e d fundllH! Allot her example 01 San f) 1,;gdn In g\ of a local gOl anment chJI~ed people, 1'1 nanclal ald . and be gOing ~IIIC;, " hy ta~ln g t Ions 1ll0~t app ro priate III th ei r prior the nUlllher of underrepresented­ Ignorancc 110111 the k tt el ,eC li ll n 01 '" II h ma king rclJtllcl, Ill ll10r dell­ deillocraq cm pl oyed h} San 11111/1/11 1'1"1'11 I'II~I '.\ ill'wilillL: 111111 for the ~tatl' - run Cal Grant prn~ that ' s what I;, un­ away the fund ­ academic performances, their as­ minority applicants, Colvin said. gram. somewhere other t he I 1/I f1 11 - 7i'dIlIlW \Ion, al'fcc tlll g Cit y opaatl on, : I C on the next ba ll ot '1he,e arc Ihe Dlego\ Cll > cnu nctl and mayor. hu t LO.I All ~1'i(,1 i.1 1\1/1'.\1' 1/11111 SIlII fair." Lodycr in~ . i.1 III piration~ and their mOll l'at i()n~ and although th e study will not begin "I "i UPCll llr ( 'OU I I Ju dge ma int ainin g and burldlng he tt cr CII) t:oune d\ cent ra l t a~J..,. hut Ihe lor l,or~ 1I1g lor II hat one he li el'e, /) i('~() . jllllll.llJ/I al.1'II pmlld II(' The Cal Grant program . opcr­ said. The "COIll ­ ahdity_ and that would recogni/c then financial aid, AntllO n} JI)'l.! ph·,) dec l' lon va ll , treet, and parl. ,. rep,lI l'1n g and w un er! ha, heen \Voci ull) lIlade ­ I, nght. No politiCian \ url'ive\ the /mlll iI/1' /1(/\ Arl'a. whl'/'(, CI/II'I until the fall enrollment cycle is ;1I<.:d hy the Cali fmnia . tudent Aid Ba'ing e ~ti ­ econ olllit: factors of college atten­ and that's what is pact" " a lour­ da tl.!" ,cvcral thing,,, replaCing lI1 ic li or water IIl,tlll ' . vot quatl.' In la llhlull) and competentl > vil ilicallllll HendcNHl cxpenenced dllll 'l 111/11~ lII'i(,I' lli}()1II fllllllllr: jil­ complete and tlnal statistics are olllillission. proVides fundin g for matI.!, li n the dance." the plan 's authors wrote in ready. ~ ar agr~cn' ~ nl " , It \.r1ld atc, our fOlm II I gm In g on \\o h';lher or not a 'b60 1111 II Ion executi ng thl! 1ll whl k rl.! pre,entlng thl.! IIltere,t, 01 lioll-do/lar IlIlIld illillalil'('.I'.Ior .Ill/­ necdy studcnts de;, inng to attend C', "pa,t prac­ unfair." hl' tween " 11 - 19 72. The unlver,ity plan s to inter­ l.! rnlll <.: nt ; i.e .. we cil:Ll th e Cit) hund In ltrat lVt.: ought to he pl acl.!d Hend l:r,on', POlilt wa, that the reork lIot ta ~ e n In hy the opl atc 01 dl/IIII.I 1/1/ Ihl' hlllllll. college or ullI ... er~it y. whether puh­ tlce, ." th e LAO ·, - Bill Lockyer son . the Unl l'e r­ Aggressive recruitment by other view ~ tudents who declined the Ir c or pn I at e. analy,,, a~, c rt ;, Ca lifornia State Senator ;,it> of Calrillr­ colleges may al so be hehind the universit y', o lTer of enrollillent to Whde funds gi ven to t he Cal that ,pen. Linder th~ cOlllpact. State remembered for In particular. Gramhling State added. Chinese· leader was (,;IKC to Deng Xlaoplng Wil, 11I gh: of po\>e;,,, ng an unhrcakahlc , pint. Trann anlm:n Squarc" report statc~ that linancial-ald fund, the 216.5 million propoM:d In thc General Fund appropriation, In 19 no In end to opportunism, you thlrl~ th at you could ,ilence a whelp, to the four corner, of th e " C has ~hl fled finalll : Ia I ':Ild r~ ­ Tell me not, in IIIOIImful nu_ LAO did lIot aceulllulate al' curat l.' ye ar~ . In return thl' LIC ;Ind the nall on\ cry for Ire~ d n lll with your wo rld and hl ow, down the founda­ FOI hi ' "count l:. lrl:.vu luti ll nary th e Chlnl:.''; pco pk . ,ollrces to other UIlI VCr-.r1 pro­ Information. CS agreed to ral~e fcc;, 10 per­ l:rllll <.:\ ilgaill , t th l:. Chllle\e peopk," The real heme, 01 th c ('hll1e\1.' to th cli cla\\mate;, In BelJlIlg. They gul ags. your 'ec r~ 1 pol ICC and your ti on, of the hou,e of ca rd, you ~o gram~ ... It ha~ not dli cCled in ­ " Ill vers lt flnanl'lal -ald cent each year. 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Sometimes you just gotta say @#$%A%$@#$!!! Guardian Opinion. 534 6582. Loy. in a 118W8'OOIII, with wu and • insertion order, is - LoYe, ,.. usI- cinders, lilies, dust. - With apologies to Keats ' Lamia. Part il. Thursday, February 27, 1(1)7 The UCSD Guardian HIATUS H9

CIBO: f C()fll Miho Hatori knows her chicken ___REVIEWS ___ Continued from page 8 touring for its all - ~tar sid \! project li stening to those records, people felt When asked whelher or not the th~ir fifth alhulll, cnti tled Thank BUller 08 (with m e mb e r~ of th e a sudden urge to jump out of their hand wanled 10 oc laheled as junk )" YOI( , in 1995 oincidcntally, it B ~as tie Boys and JOIl , pcncer cars and do karale kicks. Kid s who Ncil Hagen answered, "As we was recordcd with a producer who Blues Explosion ), lived hy these record s were labcled know rrolll the history of religion, once workcd with Alice Cooper. Ciho Mallo i~ ~till on the road, "heathens," "heavy melalcrs" and Royal Trux latest album, entitled Long Hind Legs the casiest people to recruit arc those ~ u[lpo ning its excellent ncw EP. "losers." that arc most vu lnerable. 0 10 get Wl'el SiXIl'l'I/, has already been emerges ... StipeI' Relax, which Inc.:ludes l'our Undernealh all the eam()ullage away from that, wc quit taking drug, acclaimed as onc of this year's best See page 10 remixe~ of Vi l'a/ La Womall's clothes and bandannas wer\! aver­ altogether hccausc the last thing we alhum , and is reminiscent of olher "Sugar Water" by the likes of Co ld ­ age kids looking for a way to want is a bun 'h of manipulaled trashy-rock albums of the early UCSD GU ARDIAN ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT FEBRUARY 27 . 1 997 cut . as well as members of th c express individuality. Today tim LOmbies following u ~ around for '80s. At a first listen the albulll Beastie Boy, and JOIl Spencer breed has been washed OUI hy whatever rcason." The hand has sounds like a rctro-'70s/'80s classic­ Blucs Explosion, medi oc re grunge-roc " band~ and eomc to oclicve that hard work pays. ro 'k r~l:Ord , but a closer listen will )1) r1 StipeI' Relax al,o includc. two wecnie alternati vc-rock bllnd ~, hut Royal Trux has occn touring and bring out the layers of guitar elrects extr\!mcly funky new composi­ they ex ist antlthcy' re sttll singing, recortling records for over a decadc. and vocal tracks, The guitars t:arry tion" "Spoon" and ·' BBQ." Ciho "Wc' re not gonna lake it I" After meeling in Washington, D,C., more of a "wa-wa" funk sound than MatH) will perforl11 at the Ca~hah Photo by Nina GouveIa The only dilTerence "that those ci l Hage rt y and Jennifer Herrcma other records. STREET The sccond song, entitled "Mor­ next Wednesday at 9 p.m. hands havc either mov\!d on or hro­ lx.:gun playing show, at CBGB's Guardian: Where did you Royal Trux ken lip. Mo,t people hclie ve thi S and recorded their first record in phic Resident," resembles early-era get the idea for the "Sugar Sweet SIxteen l11u sic is gonc for good. But didn 't 1988 for Royal Rct:ords. Thc alhulll Rolling Stones. The band decided to Vir, In The following movies Water" video? pcople say the same thing ahout was li stoo in the Gavin Rcpon, and make positive aspects of negative will open in theaters "atori: We wanted to work di sco'! If uny huntl is going \I) res­ they hooked up with Drag City teenage energics the subjecl of the tomorrow. wi th Mi chel Gondry and wc saw -*** urrcct trashy roc" , it will he Roya l Records for their second. third and record. While the title Sweet Sixteen his videos and we lov\!d it. Actual­ One thtng ml~sin g from the '90s Trux , fourth records in 1989, 'I) I and '91 , implies teen-age slruggles, the • Johnn y I)cpp and !\ I ly, we saw them and I wa, like, "Oh are mis,ing arc rock r\!t.:ord,\ like Royal Trux has comc a long way respectively, alhul11 was wrillen for all ages. Its Pa(; IIlO \tar III "Dll/lnl\! l11an, did you scc M iehel Gondry ')" Ali cc Cooper, Twisted Sistcr and since their lir.t alhum , ,tanding out Aftcr holdi ng out and playing divcrse assClnment of songs will I3ra\co." And cveryhody gOl:~, "Oh . it 's th e Motley e rue\ lirst alhum,. There from their predcces~() r s a\ a roc" hard -to-ge t, the hand ,igned with have evcryonc , including grandmas ., llIt l" And we dcc ideu we wanted wa, sO I1l \! thing ahout lhose rciease, hand who ha~ put ex ira crfol1 IIlt n Virgin Rct:Ord ... In 11)1)4 . On Virgin. and heathens. ,in!!ing along. • Bill PullmJn . Halt ha/ ar to wo rk with him . BUI it wa, VCI') that made rod 'n' roll trashy, When th eir mu,i (; rather than drug ahu\c. Royal Tru x recorded and relea s~ d -Marshall Shuster C;~tl y ano P"tn cl,1!\rquctl <: JAPANESE DUO hard, because he \ vc r} husy and \tar In "Lo ... t HI )! hw.I}." hc's grea t. great. grcat t.:r~alO r , So It CI 11111" long time to ma"c it: so wc • .\11 .111'" ' 1\11111.'1 ... 1.\1\ In hatl 10 wait a long IlIllC. We wcr~ "l '.nhoo" thl.' St.II ...... REMIX dOlllg th l' Porno ror p) I'll' tour du r­ ing th e ,ummcr. and 11<: I111 l11etl i­ • CiwYI1l:th Paltrow ... t.lf ... In SONGS at~ly dct.: ided that hl' \\,1\ the ,hit ~ "liard Lt )! ht .. How old were you when you Last year, downtown New York hip­ moved to the U.S.? ster-duo (Ibo Matto blew away col­ I came here thr.:e ~ car, ago. and YuJ..a IHI .. heen here 10 yca r,. I The following albums liding schools of the cute, the bizarre and the seductive, With Its debut thin" , Wc mct out here, in ell' will be released next York . Tuesday. release, V,va La Woman, Led by Ml'ho Haton 's sweet, Food­ When did you and Yuka get into sampling and key· • 2 Will r\!k:l,e 1'(1). centered Iyncs, and the keyboard/sam ­ pling Wizardry of Yuka Honda, Clbo boards? Matto literally ate Its way Yuka ha\ heen a IllUSI t.: lan , • Edna,wap Will r e lea~ e hclore I met her, ,0 , he was like, Wild 0 MlIgllf' l lI. into the hearts of huge hip-hop, Jazz and pop tloing music in tlowntown New music audiences all ove r. York City. I ju ~ t wanted to make a • Ho.: "11\:t will rcbl\e A.fIC'/'­ hand l /(/.\/1'. 1996, according to Hatori (In an inteNiew with the Have you ever had any vocal training? • Soul A... ,a~ln' (MIX Ma\­ Guardian) was, "Busy! $0, so busyl " Nevertheless, Oh no, no ... t\!r Mugg' or Cy pre,s I·hll) Out of all the side projects wi II rcka .. e OJ Mu r.;g .l· the girls also man­ you've worked on in 1996, 1'/'1'.1'/' 111.1'. aged to jug- gle an intense tour which was your favorite? schedule with the Project" Um, I think it was . 0 • USJ Wi ll rd.~a,e Ur/JIul- husy, All I rememher from all of' 1\ '(1\' (/1/11 52 1111. likes of Beck, Porno for pyros and that stuff' was that it was so, ~o Everything But the hu,y. So husy, Girl, alongside When do you plan on releas· recording and ing a new album? See CIBO, Page 9 Next album'! Ithink it 's goi n/1 t(' • Ti c"e" al e on ,ak no w be, after this lour, like time olf and 1'01 'Ii,ol who will perrOn11 time to chi ll out. And to work on wilh the /lk/l ",... at Ue. 1)\ the ncw s() n g~ , Wc ' riC going to go to RI~1i\(, Aren.lllil ~1 . lr l' il 16 studi o, hut we don't thin" ahout it .11 K:JO p.lI1 , Inl o: 220 TIXS , yct. Wc' re on tour. ,0 we just think ahout tour, The nex t one might he • Tl e"ch arc nil ,ale n(\ 11 di rfcrent. 1 don'l kn o"" r III not lor That DII)! II ilo 1\ ill per- planning an ything but tour yet. 101'111 \lIth Swell ,lIld IllI Have you encountered lots d) ne at the ('a,h.lh (In of strange or interesting ~b rL h l) al K:JO p.lll , Inl ,,: reactions to your band? _2()-TIXS I think , heeau s\! we arc alien ~. it i, wcird. I don 't know. It '\ prcll)' • Tld.et... arc on \ak 1Hl'A hard for me to de,erihe oth er 1111 n (i <: ller.lIllll1 wilo will bano" r III not ~I \Hllcr. ' 0 I can 't pl'donn \lIth Flutt , at Bn e" tell a good thin g, I don't "now! B) Bri e" Oil 1arch I X at t) p.llI. Inr" 220, n S. In cue ,OU hIIIIn't heerd...

• I'l c"et, an: pn ,.li e lll\\\ 101 orbit II h" will P ~ rr(\nn HIATUS II Itil IllJI llle 1)0 111 a (Irolll ('/cdl R... puhhl·) at the C;" EDITOR h.lh on ~1 .lrlh 22 al ~·UO pill Inl ll' 220·TIXS. WANTED

• Tl t.: "l'" all' nil 'Perfect From Now On !11tH e toward a IlC~\ dlrl.!ctloll III thc Warne' Bros. that oftcn plagued thc '70s progrcs­ ~ive rock that seems to be the ulti­ h,lIld ', \lIllg-\\rIIing ,tluclllIC. FEBlUARY 27 - Though at a lir\t 11,ICIl the rc eord -.... mate precur~or to this album . The Feslival of Unmedialed dOL:\ nut Ilimp out ;lIld grah ) ou . II Play ritualistic carnival and Perfecl From Now On is a sur­ On previous albums, the slower 1'-1111 \\urth) The rCl'Old \lwLtld pagan parade . Will begin at 7 pri sing album from Built to Spill, ,ongs "I ways seemed 10 he ~ec­ ondary to th e more up-tcmpo OIlC~ , ,,1'0 not 10 hl' nll\t;ll.cn a' a lalled p.m. in the Price Center. For repre~enting the band '~ progres­ aliI.! 111 pt at \\.illlllllg \lIW nc\\ lam. information, call 534-4022. sion . All the press ures and ex pecta­ ~ reat e d wi th bs earc and performed If your l(lo~lIlg for \olllcthing ne\\ tions associated with a maj or-label wi th b~ pre <': lsion . This is no lunger Tro" Federation true. On Perfeel From Now 011, the III checf... out. gil-I.! thi, onc a h~ten . The Meices, Perfecl , Several dehut ex ploded into an impre s~ive Shudder to Think The Infamous Hamburger Transfer - Marshall Shuster Girls Galore and Trunk Federa­ rock-and-roll album . two arc given equal attention and are 50.000 B C Alln tion Will pe rform at the Casbah Built to Spill i~ drivcn by the cre­ often hlended seamlcss ly and erfon­ Ep ic lessly within a song . at 9 p.m. For information, ca ll -••• ati ve impetu ~ of ~o ngwriter Doug Various Artists Mart sch procurcd the talent s of -••• 232-4355. Thc A ri 101la-ba~ed marvel~ Manseh, who is al so responsible for Rare On AIr. Vol III CO li Plouf', the dynamo drummcr Fan, of Shudder to ThlllJ." and known a~ the Trunk Federation the ethereal guitar and pix y-esque M.mmolh of the Spinancs, and bass player thclr DI~cord preCUNlr might not fu~ c ha ve managed to ru ~c togeth ­ voca l ~ that give the hand such a ••• be IIllPrC\,ed by it, late~t reka,e, - er ollhcat lYri C" heavy gu itar, uniqu e ound. Mansch' abil ity to Brell elson of Caustic Resin to FEBRUARY 28 provi de the tight rhythm ~ec ti o n entitled 50,000 B.C The rccoru o Ill: lIf the 1lI11~t compelling and a tw"tcd appro;lI:h that ~ till write brilliant. catchy pop songs fir~t lacb the heavy ()VL:rtOIlC th at d,,­ attrihute, or li ving in LA. i, 1\, Thurgood Marshall Music Fest managc\ to ohll ge th l.! Indlc -rock hecame apparent earl y in his ca reer necessa ry for hi s journey into the ultra-mundane. Other in strumenta­ tin g ui ~ hed th e hand frolll other ex tremely prulific, di vcr~e and will begin at 5 p.m. at the Thur­ ~ce n c. with Idaho's Treepeople, a hand that alt erna ti ve pop Phil Ek, all these cle­ th e dlSl:ordant stru cture of previou~ li on - feature, Chri s D()Llrlda~' "The Sixth Son " with Speaker s umm on~ thc audicm:c to v ig o rou~ ­ The Innova ti ve and energetic Photo by Lisa Oarm s ments blend to create a deepl y rec(>rlb. The mo ve IOward a more award-winning mornin g show. Mr. Landau , the film 's director, Iy bob their hcad~ along With the ~o n g craft of their two major ~o n orous and multi -layered sound. radio-friendly so un d may have "Morning B CCCl lll e~ Ec lecllc." The will begin at 7 p.m. in room 107 long Hind legs Iy re~p(ln~ihle for writing, per­ hand. Thl' ~ harp \ound or Trunk albums, Ultimate a/temlllive waves COUltesy ollnlerscope Hi gh point s include the rolling bct.:n provokcd by th e lo~ ~ of for ~ h ow's t: ulllllg-edge play, ary from of Solis Hall. For Information , Long Hind Legs forming and produ~ing Long Hind Fcderation can he de~crlbed a~ no ( 1 l)~3) and there 's Ilothing IVrollg Helmet Will perform with Incubus at the Showcase Theater on Friday rhythms of "( Would Hun a Fly," mer lawbox drummcr Auam Wade. JaIl to world l11u si<.: to indle/a lt cmll­ call 534 -4873. 1111 Rock StI" I.egs' unique ~o und . LOIlII /lillli less than I DO-perce nt -pure pop with love (I ~94) , won Buill to Spill at 9 p.m. and With Bluebird at Bnck by Bnck on Saturday at 9 p.m. the halcyon tones of "Velvet Wa1t7" 50.0()O 11. c.. due III s t (lre~ thl ~ ti ve rock and pop. Ran' 011 Air. I1JI. tellS is the product of five year~ mayhem . They arc absolutely ready a loyal following and cri tical accla­ will perform at the Belly Up Tav­ -..... and th e co ll age of melodies on month . features a nUlllher of Inter­ III IS thc tlmd in,talllllcnt in a se ri e~ Helmet , Humble Gods and the Casbah at 9 p.m. For infor­ of un~ertainty and fllntasy, nine 10 take th e pop-nation by storm, by m, Palll Smith. Luna, the Wall­ 5483. For information , call 683 -9397. p.m. at Espresso Roma . For guitar chord~ and ~poradic ke y­ mln~. the "3 ~()ng~ Shot Right To , hare the \tage. Veteran hands such wa~ an album or epi c proponions. IIl g record than their prev iew, fl owcrs and Ben Fold, Five. Srlllth \ information , call 534 -4022. board in se rtion~. coupled with har­ 111::11" ~even - in c h released on Satur­ as Archer, of Loaf. Dick Dale and The trademark sound remains. hut rcl ea~c . The excepti on, the sc:ve nth "Dancing Barefoot" is her onl y li ve The Unlouchables and Skanic Helmet , Bluebird and Sprung moniou ~ and embracing vo~ab , on nine. the "Me Bi g Mouth" ~ plll Kliido/cr havc rlggy -bacJ." ed Tru nk the ~() n g~ have evolved a new ~o n g entitled " K isse~l1lack of Past recording to date. The he,t song' the will perform at 'Canes at 9 p.m. Monkey will perform at Brick By Downsel, Earth Crisis, Vision of its dehut full -length and ,elf-titled \c cn-lI1ch Vin yl wll h KARP on Federation In to th t.: \po tll ght wht.:rc ~o rhi s ll catio n and ex panded inlo ACll on," IS the pop-rock ~o n g that compilallon has to olfer arc Ster.:o­ For information, call 488-1780. Brick at 9 p.m. For information, Disorder and Damnation A.D. alhum . Karate and the "Kld.lng Giant " II can ga ll1 thc national appeal and longer. Wider ranges of sonic Excellent may he the next teenage anthcm. lab \" plllal Column" and the Tin­ call 275 -5483. will perform at SOMA Live at It wou ld \cem alll1ml Incon ­ \plll ~e~e n - inch With the PccChec\ mcdia att cntl on I{lr which thc) arc amhlance. ***** The latest Shudder \0 Think d c r~tick s' "Shc\ Gone." The B-Side Players and Ihe 7:30 p.m. For information , call ce ivable tltat \ uch cx qul ~i t e three on Sklnnlc Girl. cncrgclI call y \ 1rI\ Ing . The \ong, aho have a mercur­ Good **** alhum . though not a~ dynamic as - Esther Yoon Price of Dope will perform at The Ventures and the Mar Dels 239-7662. or fOUr-lIlll1ute Int l.!rv al ~ of mu ,l­ l.ong Hind Lc!:" Will grace San Tru n~ h:dcrat Ion \\ i" perform Ial. , 11Iftlllg quality. Full of parox ­ Fair cal ~p l end()r w uld he the work oi­ ,II *** Dlcgo wllh a pcrlnrmann: WI~ct \~lth thc :vtell\" .It the ('a,hah thl'­ Y ""~ (II' \ocal and tnl/l~ltlOnal Weak only two people. 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(2120-2/27 ) I C·'k W\SII Expores Mar ch 31. 1997 $3.46! I Employer MlFIDN. ~------10 -15 hrs Iweek - GOL DEN TRiANG LE AR EA- St art March 27 Treadmill (gym quality) auto incline up ~------, to 10"10 grade & speed up to 1Omph . 14 SPORTS The UCSD Guard ia n Thursday, February 27, 1997 Thursday. February 27. 1997 The UC D Guardi an SPORTS 15 - REVENGE: UCSD Concordia Eagles Fly Past UCSD comes out flat against CHC UCSD CLUB SPORTS ROUND-UP Malibu Waves MISCUES: Committing eight errors in the opening game of a doubleheader at Concordia, the Continued from page 16 Tritons were swept by the Eagles, dropping their record to 5-3 on the 1997 campaign plug Nick Marout os helped keep the team Cycling Women's Lacrosse alive as eac h hit rour three- pointers, but it was Engulf Tritons By Sean Rahlml the mound and received ~o m e help fro m her the team', inability to close out the firs t not enough. T h i~ past wee kend . the Ue. D Every tea m has a rival. and the Howevei;, UC B was n't about Sports Editor tea mm ates. Coac h Gerckens' squ ad put up ga me. Otto and company fe ll behind 3-0. "They we re a be tter team than us, obvi ­ cycl ing team traveled to the L.A . U D wo men's lacrosse team is to give up and began to appl y pre~ ­ In sports lingo. they say a lead is never big fo ur runs and led by the sa me score goi ng " It was a long day," Olto said. "I wa lked ously ," Thimga n said. "Some guys had a Ba in to do hatti e wi th other colle- no exce pt ion. Last season. fo r the sure in Ihe seco nu hal f. The Gau­ PEPPERDINE: UCSD traveled to L.A. for a enough. You are neve r safe fro m a co meback int o the bott om of the seventh inni ng. But a couple ofbalt ers and Ijust didn't have it. I rough ni ght - Aune was kind of co ld , Wall giate tea ms. The ra re • fir t time in the hi s- chos began a ~co rin g frenl.Y with Mountain Pacific Sports Federation match and if yo u ask me. Concordia pl ayers arc that' s when the wheels fell apa rt. got nervo us and coach pulled me out after the was cold . But they played reall y we ll. They which fea tured a gruel­ tory of th e club, momentum on th eir side. ex perts at comebac ks By the end of the lirst game, the Tritons fi rst inning." had more talent th an us." ing 10·mil e- long hill­ UCSD dereated U o matt er how mu ch they By Steve Walsh three players rack up double fig- Consequentl y. the fat lady had committed eight e r ro r~ , allow ing th e U SD clawed back into the ga me wi th It was an anti -climacti c end 10 the season • climbtime tri al that rose .,.Sant a Barbara not scored, though, U D wasn't Co·Associate Sports Editor ures in kills. in the ~ t a nd s ye~ t e r day at Eilgb to get bac k in the game. Conco rdi a two runs to close the gap to a single run , but fo r a team th at had stru ggled early hut seemed 3,000 feet in the last five once, but twice on its way about to relinquish their lead . The For most people, t he mere men - While Pcpperdine continued to Concordia Uni ve rsi ty wa, n't ~co re d four runs in th e bott om of th e ~eve nt h the Eagles pull ed away in the hott om of the headed for th e playoffs. A late-season surge miles. was held by Claremont Col ­ to the Final Four. Triton stalled late In the game, tion of Malibu conjures up images soar, UCSD was just beginni ng to si ngi n' hecause the Eagles ­ tu kn ot the c;o nt e~ t at 4-4. fi fth , and the ga me was subsequentl y ca ll ed had given the men cont rol of their fate, but lege at Bonelli Park. Thi s past Saturday. the two preventing UCSB from taking 'on­ of expensi ve homes. fast cars, find th e play that had been present h o~ t s to our Trit ons - came Playi ng by Interna ti onal rul e~, each team due 10 dark ness. losses in twoof the l a~t four games wi ll likely On Saturday, with the team short ­ squads met again on th e Warren trol in the last few minutes. scantilycladpcople in it, past three wins. On offense. back fro m a 4-0 defic it in the received a ~co nn g chance in the ex tra inning The you ng squad\ record now drops to shut them out of the tou rn ament. handed in the hi gher le ve ls. the C Fields and in the end. UCSD once Sian Beilock scored four goals and, hlazin g fires. the Tritons were led by junior op- I)QUom of th e ~eve nt h inn ing (!l th ) wi th a base runner on second ba~e wit h 5-3 on the season. The team play,> a do uble­ ow th e men mus t recover in th e ofr­ and D teams showed th eir determi ­ again bested the team from Santa and Katie Galvin . Marissa Bell, On Monday night, posite hiller Jon Yarris, who had to defeat U SD 5-4 in the no one out. The Tritons. however. coul d not header ve rsus Poi nt Loma thi~ Saturday at , eason and build on a successful 1997 ca m­ nation. Barbara. 9-8 . Sabina Yunand Amy Haselfeld eon­ th e UCSD men' s II kill s. and senior outside hiller opener of a do ubleheader. The Eag les wo n capitali l.e on the ~i tu a t ion , st randing their Tnl!l n Softba ll Stadium. paign in which they Iln lshed 17-8 . Though In men's D competition. Dan Dominating the first half was a tributed the remaining five. Goalie voll eyball te am Eri c Mai . who fini shed with 16 th e nig ht cap a~ well , pos ting a 6-2 victo ry runner on th ird, while Concordia hrought "I honest ly th ink that we have a be tt er the team wil l lose on ly one senior (A une), Lindell fought olT tough competi­ piece of cake for the UCSD play­ Kri sten Madigan al so posted an i111 - traveled north to the kills. th at ended in the fi fth inning du e 10 dark­ home the wi nn ing run in the hott om half of team than th e one which played la t he wi II be sorely m l ~sed . Pl ayer who arc 6- tors to fini sh second . while Justin er • whose confidence and strength I)re sive perfonnance. keeping the land or palm trees In the second game. the UCSD nes,. th e eighth inllIng. Concord ia!." Ott o \aid. "We didn't have the foo t -!:l and 24() Ih s. do n't come through th e Forbes came in fifth . In the men 's C gave them a comfortable 6-2 lead UCSB team down by one in the end. and hi gh fa shi on offense cut down on its errors and Fre~ hm a n pitc hin g se nsa tio n Erin Mary Jane Ott o started the nig htca p for timely hitt ing today and ou r fie ldl ng mi scues rank !> vcry often. and It will be a tough tas k leve l, Chri a Ha/.l itt ~ t nle the go ld by halftime. - Nicole Vargas and wa s greeted pl ayed tough against its hi ghly Flani ga n started th e lirst ga me for U SD on th e dis hea rt ened gro up. Ohviously ra tt led hy rea ll y hurt u ~ ." to co mpensate fo r hi ~ loss in the o ff- ~easo n . and Dave Rees follo wed sull with with a fire of a different kind . ranked opponcnt s. Thc Waves seconu place. Lac king h:a11lmatcs Rugby While the Tritons may have missed proved to be too much, however. in the men's B race , Dan Sweeney, out on th c scantil y cl ad I)Copic, taking the gam e. 15-7. the onl y UCS D B nder, lOok sev­ It ·s a bea ut iful game. Well . les~ to ~ay. hi , t:ar did not come out th ey we re fa red with a fi re of a Thin gs wo uld get no easier HEART: Mr. Hil1 needs I have a pro blem. wah . ry me a ri vcr. on the donn lawns at Du ke Uni versity how enth . maybe it '~ not heauti ful , or ap­ of the ~i tu a ti o n ve ry we ll when Iu s different k111 d that 'ame fro m a fo r th e Tritons In the third game, some help in the stands We we re surrou nd ed by opposing fan~ . Do yo u thi nk the players have it any great the co ll ege game i~. Can you imagi ne Only two women competed for pealing to watch at times . In fac t, h\: ad went onc directi on and th e Pepperdlnc t.:a m ranked o. 4 in as Pt: pperdine cont inu ed to turn • They we re bec kl ing us, knowi ng j ust how casler? obody gets a free ri de In or out of people camp1l1g on lawns here to get in to a the San Diego team, and both did so onoe asionyour stolll- hand that had a hold on hi ~ ca r the nation. up th.: heat in it s own gy m. Again , Continued from page 16 patheti c th e scene was. I was ge tt ing heck ­ thi s ~c h oo l. Ju st because you' re an at hlete Tri ton basketball game'! There would bc crie~ in the B leve l. Lexi Rugg powen:d ae h wil l tell you to we nt th e ot her. The rir ~ t brush wit h n a m e~ UC SD stru gg led to ca tch the ge t angry. 0 I stood up and bega n t; heering led on my ho me co urt. T hi s was just wrong. at UCSD doesn' t mea n yo u get a frec de­ of. "Get ofT my lawn, I have to ~t ud y 0 - to fifth place and Sarah Hutchell Luckily, no CS D pl aye rs wen.: ca me ea rl y for UC SD as th e Waves as Pcppa dine co ntinued • • ~'" a vert yo ur eyes so loudl y fo r our tea m. Wh ile th is was a foreign I ex ploded . I began swearing and maki ng a gree. Quit e th e contrary, you get th e shaft. Chem!" or "Look at those foo ls, I get tu si t in came in eighth . 'Q'/) as to keep the hot taken «) the hospital. FunhenTlorc, Wa ves burst out of the ga te, In to dominate. The fire proved to conce pt to the vast majorit y of the UCS D foo l of myself'. But hey. at least I tried. So The admini . lration doesn ' t care aho ut ath ­ a dimly lit roo m 20 hours a day and do wo rk . On Sunday, the team competed in dog yo u bought at they managed to shut out the oppos­ front or tth:ir homc crowd . The he too hot lor th e Tritons in supporters, it sure wasn't to the Hawk fans. hard in fact that after the game some guy leti cs, and probably wan ts thi~ sc hool to be They wi ll never kn ow the joy of hav in g a the time trial, whi ch leu them up a WelnerschnitJ.el wh ere it belongs. In g team. 34-0. The San Di ego Tri tons. who we re coming off Mali bu and Pepperdine closed So wh at did do they do? They cheered louder. came up to me and handed me a trac t on solely acade mic. If it wa~ up to these half­ persona l relati onship wi th TESS, my T-reg lowering mountain . As a team. they Yes . lo vers of sporti ve brut ality: H()()(h . who arc a loca l1l1 cn' s ru ghy one of thei r hi ggc~ t win ~ thi ~ (J ut the game and the match. 15 - OK, rtow I was rea ll y pi ssed off. So some ' hris ti anity. By the way, th e basketball wi ll ed lose rs, the re wo uld he no sport s here. god d es~ . " took fo urth place. The hi ll proved to the spon is rugby. d ub. ~ howcase d th e t ah: nt ~ 'of two sea,on against La Verne last Fri - H. fri end s and I bega n the norm al roullne of team pl ayed unin spired In th e second half Heaven fo rbid hav ing an enjoyabl e co ll ege I want to issue a cha ll enge to all those be no fri end to the JIUer,. hu t the Lasl weekend ' s match aga 1l1 st UCSD alumni . who abo happen to day, were 111 no pO~ ltl o n to do Dt.:s pite th e I () ~~ . UCSD did get h a ra~~ ln g the OppOS l\l On, including th e re fer­ and los t by 2 1. Good-bye pomeason. no t ex perience out si de of the library; sports arc peo pl e who li ke to wa tch bas ketball . sports In UCS D men's D team grabhcd second the San Diego Hoods featu red. he D ru gby coadlc'>. Mark any ri refighting on th i~ night. some po~ iti vt.:~ out of the match. ee~ , who were horrible at bes t. We began th at th e ge neral UCS D pop ul atIO n (of Id i­ of th e deviJi ge neral. or just Ii ke to go where there arc a lot through lifth place. Lmdell nabbed among other things, a few IIljuri e, t en~o n and Morgan Pattison. Game one sa w Pepperdirl\: '" Triton Head Coach Dun can screa ming "You suck I" when they were shoot­ ots) ca res . The pro fessors and adm lni ~ tr a t o r s make it of people haV ing fun . These games arc not the sil ve r again while Tom Toth took that w() uld pUI even the strongest Jumping out to an earl y lead on a cli cking on all cy llnden. while Mcfarland w a~ ahle to use the ing free throws, on every call th at didn 't go Apath y is what' s killing me about th is a point to announce th at no athlete wi ll be like lectures peopl e. th ey arc a good time had third. Justin Forbes fourth and Dave ~to ll1 ac h to the test. At one POlllt . try hy And y "Lady DI " Wil ga. the UC SI),~ o lTense sputtered to find depth a vai lable tu hi m on the our way. sc hoo l. Anyone wh o kn ows me kn ows th at given specia l treatment. So athletes here prac­ by all. We' re all in the same gang wh en we arc Schun g lifth. one of th e opposing pla ye r~ fell to UCSD ruggers took control and any sort Oflll 01l1 elllum . The front- o.:nch. What's the UCS Dcrowd reac ti on? Mainl y whi Ie I am cert ainl y not th e nag hearer aga inst ti ce for an average of th ree or four hou rs a day. watching Triton sports - Greeks, grad uales. Pushing up the bmtal 11111 In 42 Iht: groulld and was stepped on. never looked hack. Shamus Brown hne of th e Wa ves had no proh- A g aln ~ t th e Waves, laughs. You know, th ese people aren' t used to apath y, th is is one thing th at rea ll y fru strates Add in the siudyi ng the r e~ t or you no-shows all ethn iei ties. it doesn't matter. ll1inut e~ . Ha L litl ca rn ~ m,ccono lll the Unfortunately. it was hi s head th at had two tries. while Aaron Smith lem chull cngln g the bl oc k 0 1 Ih e McFarland used nearl y hi s entire rabid support of the leam, so they fi gured we me. / know th at there arc more bas ketba ll fans arc bitching abo ut , and you have a Triton The wo men' s basketball team has a play­ C di viSion while the onl y WO lllen', was stepped on . and ht: needed dnd Dave Owen ~ amassed onc try Tru ons. OffenSivel y. th e Tritons ro ~ t e l With pla ye rs such as seller must be doing thi s sa rca~ ti ca ll y or somelhing. at UCS D th an there were at RIMAe last nig ht. st ude nt -athlete. off ga me at "ollie coming up. All the people rider for UCSD on the day too" thi rd medi ca l att ention immedi ately a, each. onl y managed to reco rd ~ill s on Kurt Secklllgton and hitlt:r Ryan Well , we weren't. We rea ll y want ed our tea m, I parti cipate in th e intramural bas kctba ll These playe rs (and coac hes as well ) give who wa nt UCS D to move up a di vision andlor In the women's B. With onl y a pa rti al the cut went clear to til'> , kull. He Tim Salllrda ,the ru gge r~ pi a y ,even perce nt ufthe lr opportulII - Woous gellin g valuable playing OUR team, to win and I can't fathom how program here and it is hu ge - hu ndreds of th ei r hea rt and soul fo r the love of the game get a foo tball team andlor want UCS D to have team, the squad from San DIt;go had wa~ takt: n to the emergency roo m. their biggest ga me of the year t l e~ . experi ence ag a111 ~ t a top-ranked others do not understand . teams, ollViously interested enough In bas ket­ and the uni ve rsit y, and how do we treat them? a bett er sports progra m in general bett er he to he proud of its elTon where he recei ved slltche,. agalll,t Clarcmont. aga lll ,t wholll Before UCSD had even gott en team . It IS thi s depth and experi - It was right around this lime that rrealil.ed ball to pay to pl ay. If less th an half of them Like dirt. It is nauseating to me. I rea ll y do there, or nothing will ever get done. Conquer "The pain was sweet.'\:luh prc~ l ­ In anothcr instance, anoth t:r of the leamlost last yea r In the league cO lllfo rt a bl ew llh i t s n .: w ~ urround - ence that will he Invaluable ('or my fr ie nds and I we re quite literally sur­ showed up to a ba ketball ga me here, th e hate you peo ple. you make me sick. your apath y, beca use spo rts arc great and ir dent Dave Schurig said . the o pp () ~in g playe rs got hi ' car hnab. In gs. Pep(lerdlll chad taken the fi rst the Tntom as th ey close out their rounded by Hawk fans. Their reaction to our stands would be full . So wh y don't they?They I was watching ES PN the other day and I you don't like them. stay the hell out of my - Jonah Nisenson caught III somebody', hand . Need- - Jonah Nisenson game. 15-4. Mounta111 Pad fi c Sports Federa- taunting; They talked ri ght back. This i ~ why have classes, they ha ve to study.· Wah, wah, saw Di ck Vitale tell hundreds of fans ca mp i ng way . A ~ the Tritons ,earched for a ti on .. eheduk and travel to the ,park. th t: W ave~ ' flam t.: grew Di VISion III Nal10nal hampi - the li eld at Triton Stadium and when h a~ o.:nn forc..x/ to ex periment. even stronger. Des pite improveu o n s ll1p~ . BOMB: Pinch-hit it flU ns 11 takes Ii ve or si x days fi)r the Now. the Tri tons an: heginllln g play hy U SD . Pepperdin e con - While UCSD may have escaped HAIR home run wins it fi eld to he dry enough to play on. A ~ 10 come together and learn th t:i r tlnucd to ex ploit th e height ad - the Malibu fire with nothing more SKIN Not afraid a result. the ine)(perienced pitdll ng ro !t:,. Tht: , tartlng rotallon ha, heen vantage of it ~ fro ntcuurt pla ye r ~. than a lirst-dcgre t: hum. things will NAILS FREE BOWLING Nl· ...... Continued from page 16 , tafT had 10 he thrown into the earl y ,ct, JU t as the oth er pO' llI ons. Wnh Thl:- height ad va ntage would al - get no easier for the Tritons when of [shoes included) lIced wa s the 9th. ~e a so n lire. Instead of knowing t:lght thi, win . the Triton s appear on th e low th t.: Waves to record 10 more they ho~t No. I Brigham Youngon There is a dramage prohlem with set position, and a rotation, Fletcher ve rge of o1llethlll g ve ry pO' ltI VC . hlocb than the Tritons and have Friday Il1ght at RIMA . cold WE!dnl!!iday~ March S~ Igg7 ~ SAVE RENT $ . Buy YOUR OWN HOME MIRAMAR VOLKSWAGEN • AUDI g-11:3D PM ~ Condos & Homes. Call for INFO on caffs:? , Specials for UCSD Staff & Stud nl s. JUDITH HADDOX, Rea lt or Rlt'MX Coastal .. 619-274-4477 February Blow-Out ------"The Homebuyer's Guide Software," $50 vatue. Almosl all you need 10 know about fin anCing and bUying a home NOW THROUGH FEBRUARY 28th ~REE For Softw are and Loa n tnto catl ' ·600·824·2430. 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That'" right, you wl:k. How Two-Run Dinger many people go to thl~ ~l:hool'! At least 20,000. How many more are ~ J mply a!>,()l:la ted Propels UCSD with the sc hool? (Jun tl e!>s more. How many people were at the men' s basketball game RALLY: Down 7-6 in the eighth inning, Chri last night'! Around 20. Rondestvedt's home run won it for the Triton Including RIMA staff, abou t 25 . By Travis Hili Tnton StadIUm. thl~ young CSD This was the game to make Staff Writer ~quad wa~ put to the te~t. Another or break the season ror th e Vince Lombard i, quite possibly los~ would be deva~lating to a team men. Ir they won , they would the best coach in all or sporting of such littleexpenence. A Win how­ go to the postseason. Ir not, history, said it best: " Win ning isn ' t ever, co uld create a wave of mo­ everything they had worked lIO everything, i t 's th e o nly mentum and he th e turning hard ror was over. They needed thing." Winning is what dri vcs point of the you ng !.eason. ClaIre SchneIder/Guardian all the support thcy co uld get. all of sport . It is an mdescrib­ But Eli Reichline led ofr the Hand In my Glove: Junior shortstop Mark Mason dodges the slide So, it was the biggest game of able feeling, one of complcte inning and nied out to right. of Tyson Brackletto (2) to turn a double play against Redlands. the season for the men's team \ati !>fa tlon. That feeling, that Then Enl: Pangellnan tapped and we comc out wllh 25 recognition ISw hat people are ou t to the pilcher. Two outs. knew there wa~ no ca tching up to ti ce all of ~I)( days. Six days in people. Twcnty-five frcakln' willing to ~acrir;l:e almost nobody on. Oh no, not again . thiS ball. It \ailed over the right­ Jan uary and the last day th ey prae­ peoplc. Ahsolutely pa th et ll:. anything for. Tony Lin ~ t epped up to licld wall for a two-run homer that See BOMB, Page 15 But it wasn ' t Just the numbcrs And th at feellngl\on that the platel:arrYll1g ton~ of pre~ ­ gave the Tritons the lead that wcrc pathetil:. h no, thc the SD ba~chall team has heen ,ure, hut he was not 10 he denied. He and the vic tory. A Triton Report Card cmbarrass mcnt wcnt mUl:h desperately searching lor in liS la~t co ntinued hi~ great day and rippcd This wa~ an c~pecia ll y Pitching: John Willis did not further than that. thrce gamcs. In all three games they hiS third hll of the game, a line drive sweet win fortheemhallied give up an earned run in five in­ nings, and Martin Saiz picked up I was there la~t night with were so close they cou ld t a~tc it, single to cen ter that nearly took the Tritons - not just hecause B- his first win in relief. some fnends. We got to on ly to have thcir de~~ert eaten by pitcher\ head off. Kennith Fluharty Ronde~tvedt ' ~ bomh was witness thc dchacle Ilrst-hand . the fat lady who would never go pinch ran for him and reached ~el: ­ the perfect end to a see­ Bats: The line-up came alive, lighting up Bulldog pitching for U SD played the hn).{ian away. ond on a wild pitch, hu t il wouldn' t ~aw war that saw the lead eight runs . t'ric Pangelinan led Hcritage Hawh, anu the Ye terday In the hottom of the matter. change three timc 10 the A- the charge with two doubles. Hawk. had brought fans . Thcre eighth, the Triton h ope~ were about Triton Head oach Rohcrt final two-and -a.. half in­ wcrcn' t th at many. even by to be dashed once more. The TrilOn~ Flelcher pinch hit hris R onde~tved t nings. This team has becn Defen.e: Three errors lead to three unearned runs. Basically, if lillie-icaguc baseball sta ndards, were down by one run , but they had for Ramp i Gulall. The6-root -3, 205- dealing with amazi ng ad ­ they make less than two errors, j ust given up the lead . It looked pound sop homore very l:a lmly ve rsi ty all eason long. but it was enough to ou t­ I'll give 'em a B or higher. number Triton lans at Icast two suspiciously like th ey werc going to worked the co unt. Then he got a In January, while every Coaching: Decisions to put in to one and drown oul what follow the pattern of their laslthree pitch on the o ut ~i d e corner, a pitch other tea m in the l:ountry Siaz and Rondestvedt look like ga mes: gel up early, lose in lhe laSI he cou ld drive. was sharpening it~ ski lis lillIe support our team had. work of a genius. It also helps that The Hawk rans amved fired few innings. I! was a long ny ball that seemed and gelling the winter kinks A- both came through in the clutch. up. They were dUlOtlllg lor In the bott om of the eighth at to hang in the air. but everyone out , \'he Tritons got to prac- derense evcry time SD came down the nO

Women'. Ba.ketball: Ba.eball: Men'. Thurs., Feb. 27 at Occld' ntal College, 7:30 p.m. Fri., Feb. 28 at Chapman University, 2:30 p.m. Volleyball: Men'. Volleyball: Golf: UCSD visited Fri ., Feb. 28 vs. Brigham Young at RIMAC Arena, 7 p.m . Fri ., Feb . 28 at CSU Dominguez Hills, 12 p.m . sunny Malibu I. Women's Tennis: Softball: and the Sat., Mar. 1 at Pomona Pitzer Colleg .2 p .m . Sa ., Mar. 1 vs. POint Loma at Triton Stadium, 12 pm. Peppperdine Fencing: Men'. Tenni.: Waves in a Sat. Sun .. Mar. 1-2 a NCAA Western Reglonals, TBA Sat., Mar. 1 at Cal Poly Pomona, 12 p.m. Mountain Pactfic match. CO]