Monday exm University o f California, Santa Barbara Two Sections, 12 Pages Hearing on Possible ■ “Shine” Misconduct May Void Don't miss this 1996 Fine Line Features movie about the mad {omius pianist David Officials’ Decision Hclfgott, directed by Scott A N exus lawsuit against the UC Board of Re­ Hides. Showtime is tonight at gents was allowed to continue Friday after a San 7 m Campbell Hall, and Francisco Superior Court judge denied a motion to stop the case and ordered several regents to tes­ tidtets are $5 for students, tify under oath about possible secret lobbying. $6 for general admission Molloy and the Daily Nexus vs. Regents of the University of California and Pete Wilson alleges the regents violated the Bagley-Keene Open Meet­ ing Act through Gov. Wilson’s contacting of sev­ eral fellow board members prior to the regents’ July Inside 1995 meeting to orchestrate the passage of SP-1 and SP-2, the measures approved by the regents at Victory March the meeting to end UC Affirmative Action prac­ tices. Bagley-Keene prohibits a quorum or major­ Troops o f I juircnt Kabila’s LARRY MU J „S/DiHy Nexus ity of a public agency from deciding to take a parti­ Zairian rebel army invaded An Extravaganza audience member crowd-surfs during one of the perfor­ cular action outside an open meeting. Kinshasa, the nation’s capital, mances. The annual event attracted over 5,000 people Saturday. Wilson and the regents filed a summary judge­ over the weekend, ushering in ment motion contending the plaintiffs claims a new regime. were barred by the statute of limitations because Thousands Flock to Free Concert complaints were not filed within 30 days of the al­ ■ See Headliners p. 2 leged violation. However, Judge David A. Garcia rejected their aigument Friday, stating die N exus for Live Performances by Bands and Tim Molloy, a former N exus editor, who filed suit in February 1996, delayed in filing because By Rabia Shirazi KJEE] 92.9, Naked Foods, Wood­ they were pursuing facts regarding the yote. Staff Writer stock’s, Crystal Springs Water, Bullfrog, Garcia also ruled that several regents and Sean Hardsell Independent, RP Printing and Walsh,. Wilson’s press secretary, must answer Graphics, and the UCSB Bookstore — questions regarding the July 1995 vote under oath Despite the mist and clouds, many a probably the largest contributor was during depositions. soul braved the muggy air to boogie Naked Foods,” he said. “They donate If found violating Bagley-Keene, the regents’ down and experience the thrill of money or give us a cut rate for products vote to repeal Affirmative Action will likely be UCSB’s annual musical festival we would have used anyway.” nullified. Saturday. Event organizers were surprised the —D aily Nexus Staff Report Sponsored by the Associated Stu­ gloomy weather did not affect the con­ .h i t s — are you the target dents Program Board, Extravaganza cert’s turnout, which remained high, Of a shady sales pitch? Don’t drew a crowd of about 5,000-7,000 on­ said Program Board member Jennifer believe everything yon hear, lookers, who gathered on the field of Kulonis. Harder Stadium to hear acts including ‘It turned out pretty well even though especially when it costs you Ben Harper, Dance HaU Crashers, the weather was bad — the place was Group Discusses m s . Down By Law, Kurtis Blow, and World still pretty crowded,” she said. See Opinion p .4 Tribe on the main stage and local bands In its entirety, the event took approx­ on the second stage. imately four months to plan with very Alcohol, Pesticides Event funding was provided through few problems, Rainey said. money from other shows this year and “We began official meetings and go­ By Nate Streeper A.S. Program Board savings, said con­ ing out for sponsors last February and Reporter______cert coordinator and event booker finished at 2:30 Sunday morning,” he Joseph Rainey. said. ‘This year was one of the most suc­ Two and Out "It cost in the neighborhood of cessful we’ve ever done. It went so An outdoor meeting on the grassy knolls of Es- $20,000 to $40,000. The way we get the tero Park was held by the Isla Vista Recreation and The UCSB ■ smoothly, so well — I don’t see any money is we allot a certain amount of improvements." Park District to gain local opinion regarding possi­ baseball team money from paid shows during the year Many students were persuaded to at­ ble regulation changes. Mas ousted from to go to Extravaganza,” he said. “The tend because the concert not only fea­ The IVRPD Board of Directors met Thursday in the Big West better the paid shows are, the better Ex­ tured popular talent, but was free, ac­ order to gather public input on possible rule altera­ tions regarding alcohol use on the park’s premises Mtimamcnt with travaganza will be.” cording to undeclared freshman Although fully organized and run by Amanda Green. to accommodate current children’s recreation a second-round students, several companies helped pu­ programs. I t t to Cal Poly blicize and fund the concert, Rainey "I liked it a lot because I got a free CD Shifting from the current regulation of permissi­ SLO, 11-10. said. from a band I enjoyed — Fidget, so it ble consumption, an alcohol ban would help pro- “[Contributing companies included cost negative money to go,” she said. See Sports Monday p. JA See IVRPD p.6 Proposals for Local Renovations Move Toward Final Vote By Anthony GaUoway zoning, said Santa Barbara because they’re going to be vote is the supervisors’ voting for EXLen Staff Writer______county planner Matt timed.” the redevelopment district. ... Dobberteen. This controversial aspect of We can’t do it without the rede­ The Shuttle Is Coming “On Tuesday, April 29, the the project has gathered opposi­ velopment funds.” Several propositions from a Project Area Committee finished tion from student-government Gira agreed that redevelop­ Com e check out the local group toward revitalizing its recommendations on public oiganizations, said Bob Kuntz, ment funds are necessary for the Associated Students shuttle. A aspects of Goleta have been fi­ improvements as well as land assistant vice chancellor of project’s swift implementation. nalized, with remaining consid­ press conference will take use and zoning for the key sites,” Budget and Planning. “Without a major commit­ erations to be made late next he said. “Through our government re­ ment of funds, it is going to take place at the Arbor at 10:45 month. Specific aspects in the area’s lations director we advised the a long time to get going with the am ., and students will be The Goleta Old Town Project revitalization include bike lanes, Santa Barbara County Planning project,” he said. ¡given free shuttle rides from roadway changes and greenery, Commission that [Associated The recommendation to use [11:30 am . to 1 pm . at the bus said county planner Dan Gira. Students] and [Graduate Stu­ redevelopment funds will most ‘The major components of dents Association] are opposed likely be made by the area com­ loop- the project include a four-lane to the signalization of 217,” he mittee at a meeting to be held Hollister [Avenue widening], said. “These groups represent this summer, Dobberteen said. bike lanes, maintaining on­ the student body of the campus “The PAC is going to have one street parking, center medians and [do] not support the con­ last meeting at the end of June or Area Committee has reached a and landscaping,” he said. struction, and suggest the early July," he said. “That’s going Native American consensus on various issues re­ The conversion of Highway county build a full interchange to be a meeting to look at redeve­ Culture Week will kick lating to the revitalization of the 217 from a highway to a signal­ that would not disrupt the exist­ lopment as a financial tool — to Old Town Goleta area after a se­ ized expressway was also among ing flow of traffic.” make a recommendation to the off today with a ries of public meetings last the revitalization aspects voted The overall success of the pro­ board of supervisors as to if rede­ blessing at the month, with a date set to make upon by the committee in April, ject cannot be assessed until the velopment money should be Tree of Peace between funding recommendations for fi­ Dobberteen said. Santa Barbara County Board of used in Old Town Goleta.” nal submission to the Santa Bar- ‘There will be signals at Ek- Supervisors determines the pro­ A final decision should be Storke Plaza and EOP bara County Planning will [Street] and South Kellogg ject’s worthiness for redevelop­ reached by the board of supervi­ from N-10 a.m. Commission. [Avenue],” he said. “The maxi­ ment funds, said committee sors later this year regarding all Issues were decided upon by mum delay is 40 seconds caused member Harlan Green. aspects of revitalization, Dob- the committee late last month in by the installation of these two “I think the crucial vote hasn’t areas of local improvements and signalized intersections. That’s come yet,” he said. ‘The crucial See GOLETA p.6 2 Monday, May 19,1997 Daily Nexus Headliners Daily Nexus Editor in Chief Nick Robertson News Editor Michael Ball Layout/Oesign Editor Brian Langston Campus Editor Linda Apeles Kinshasa Falls to Zairian Rebel Forces Sara Romain, Rabia Shiraz! Asst. Campus Editors County Editor Eugene Tong night readily complied, tying Asst. County Editors Anthony Galloway, Jodie Stout About 200 people were white cloths around their Features Editor D a v ia G ra y killed during Saturday’s AP Wire Editor C h r is K o c h heads to show support for Opinion Editor Marc Valles KINSHASA, Zaire Seko and the fortified mili­ rebel takeover of Kin­ Kabila. They marched into Asst. Opinion Editor Luis F. Morales (AP) —Rebel soldiers sea­ tary base that protected it. shasa, according to Red military camps past taunt­ Sports Editor Y ie r S h i led their hold on the capi­ Crowds swarmed Cross spokesperson Nick ing crowds who vented Asst. Sports Editors Ben Alkaly, Scott Hennessee tal Sunday with a mix of through the palace, loot­ Sommer. Red Cross work­ their anger at years of Artsweek Editor J o lie L a s h A sst Artsweek Editor Antony Bogandovski discipline and brutality, ing everything from swim­ ers on Sunday were work­ abuse. Photo Editors Alan Jacoby, Bryan Silver setting up sites for de­ ming pool slides to chan­ ing their way through the Illustrations Editor Ryan Aftoon feated government troops deliers as rebel troops capital’s streets, picking “Today we finally feel Senior Copy Editor B ry a n P o n to turn in weapons — and watched. The mansion of up bodies in their trucks. It free,” said William Ma- Copy Readers Nicole Milne, Nancy K. Olivas, was unclear how many of Tad Ramspott, Vanessa de Veritch, then executing some of Mobutu’s son, Kongulu, zaza, a former army cap­ E m ily W e st them in anger. tain who tossed his wea­ Daily Friday Editors Bryce Baer, Jason Sattler A day after the rebels’ The rebels quickly ordered government pon into a huge pile at the Senior Staff Writer Kerri Webb euphoric march into Kin­ Managerial Director Ryan Altoon troops to surrender their weapons by the Camp Mobutu base. shasa, Zairians celebrated Advertising Manager Matt Slatoff their arrival amid the re­ end of the day and set up disarmament Under Kabila’s leader­ Account Executives James Davis, Laurel House. mnants of battle: charred sites at military camps throughout ship, Mazaza said he ex­ Michele Larsen, bodies lying on the road pected to earn a living Eric Vandeiwdd, Lauren Weinstein and Red Cross trucks Kinshasa. wage and wear a decent loaded with corpses. uniform — to be what he P rod u ction Erin Barta, Nicole Goldberg, Davia In the La Cite district, also was trashed. the people had been killed called “a real soldier.” Gray, Stacy Jones, Kerri Webb residents danced around Togolese state televi­ resisting advancing rebels the burnt remains of se­ sion reported Sunday that and how many were mur­ While most surrender­ ven soldiers killed by the Mobutu had spent Satur­ dered in revenge attacks. ing troops were processed Moment of Clarity rebels. Witnesses said two day night in Togo before The rebels quickly or­ in an orderly fashion, of them were still alive leaving for Morocco about dered government troops there were some displays when they were set on fire. 9:30 a.m. Sunday. Togo is to surrender their wea­ of vengeance. Other scalded bodies lay run by an old friend of Mo­ pons by the end of the day on the road to the airport. butu, the dictator Gnas- and set up disarmament At Camp Mobutu, re­ Thousands of troops singbe Eyadema. sites at military camps bels took one man away from Laurent Kabila’s re­ The report said Mobutu throughout Kinshasa. for interrogation, beat him Editorial Policy: bel army fanned out across had slipped out of his bloody, then led him away the city, capturing the home village in northern Thousands of soldiers, from die crowds and shot All letters to the editor and columns submitted for publication be­ riverside palace of ousted Zaire, Gbadolite, aboard unpaid by the previous re­ him in the back as journal­ come property of the Daily Nexus upon being turned In. President Mobutu Sese his caigo plane Saturday gime and eager for change, ists watched. 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BALTIMORE (AP)—President Clinton invoked the BRUNTINGTHORPE, England (AP)— Researchers legacy of John F. Kennedy’s 1960s race to the moon Sun­ blew up a jumbo jet on an airport tarmac Saturday to test W e a t h e u day and set a national target of developing an AIDS vac­ new British and U.S. technology aimed at minimizing cine within the next 10 years. damage during midair bombings. There is no other way to describe this past “We dare not be complacent" in meeting the challenge It was an effort to determine whether reinforced caigo weekend other than pure bliss. of HIV, the AIDS virus, Clinton said in announcing crea­ areas could help a plane withstand terrorist strikes like It all started Thursday night, or maybe it was tion of a research center at the National Institutes of the 1988 explosion that destroyed Pan Am Flight 103 the daytime — I can’t seem to remember — Health in Bethesda, Md., to complete the task. Up to 50 over Lockerbie, Scotland. researchers will staff the suburban Washington facility, The initial verdict: A bomb-proof plane is a long way when those incredible amounts of unbridled ec­ drawn from existing NIH programs, and no new money off, but engineers can partially insulate cargo areas. stasy stealthily sizzled across my neural synap­ was earmarked. “We’re just making the job harder and harder for the ses, releasing not only a million and a half AIDS activist organizations immediately attacked the terrorists,” said Ken Hacker, a U.S. Federal Aviation Ad­ natural-high endorphins, but those pesky wan­ plan as too little, a warmed-over version of earlier failed ministration research manager. ton demon monkeys as well. policies. U.S. officials also monitored the explosion’s sound to I had what some call a moment of clarity, and “It is no longer a question of whether we can develop compare it with a cockpit recording of the final moments I’m still glowing. an AIDS vaccine, it is simply a question of when. And rt of TWA Flight 800; the cause of that flight’s explosion off I can’t say I’m 100 percent happy, but I’ve cannot come a day too soon," Clinton told 850 graduates New York’s coast last July is still undetermined. climbed out of the sucking bowels of the last six of Morgan State University, the first of three commence­ The guinea pig in Saturday’s experiment was an old months a little older and wiser, and definitely ment addresses he will deliver this year. French jumbo jet wired with four bombs to explode si­ more enlightened. A few months ago, I almost The president declared that the United States is enter­ multaneously under warm, hazy skies at Bruntingthorpe selfishly took the easy way out. If you stare at the ing an age of advances in biology and outlined an agenda Aerodrome, about 110 miles north of London. edge too long, your vision gets blurred. Just back for ensuring that scientific breakthroughs benefit all As expected, the control explosion in an unprotected away slowly, and your day will come, too. people. rear area tore a huge hole in the fuselage, sending up Forecast: Continued overcast mornings, pos­ “If the 21st century is to be the century of biology, let clouds of debris and showering bits of luggage onto the sibly burning away later in the day. Stick to your us make an AIDS vaccine its first great triumph,“ he said. tarmac. guns, you’ll only get stronger, A vaccine is urgently needed for prevention, Clinton But the three other blasts — testing reinforced cargo said, pointing out that 3 million people around the world areas—shattered windows and left a small crack but did were infected with HIV last year. not tear the outer skin of the plane. Daily Nexus Monday, May 19,1997 3 - Compiled by Anthony Galloway RotteeReporl from Isla Vista Foot Patrol reports. Pee and Flee To Be Stabbed or Not To Be Stabbed, That Is the Question During a routine patrol at 10:45 p.m. Friday, Isla WITH Vista Foot Patrol deputies observed two subjects who Law enforcement and rescue personnel responded THIS appeared to be urinating on the exterior wail of a Del to the 6500 block of Seville Road on Saturday at 2:37 AD Playa Drive apartment building. Receive aa Extra B .M OH a.m. where a male was said to be bleeding from a w ith Any Competitor’s Ad “I shined my flashlight on the subjects and they im­ wound on the inside of his lower arm. mediately motioned as if they were zipping their “[The victim] was screaming that he was stabbed Ask how jroti can go to r FREE! pants,” reports state. “They both started to walk north while he was walking home,” reports state. “There was from the location. I ordered both subjects to stop.” 805-58**0505 a significant trail of blood but the trail was from [the Info on-line* www.trafBcschool.com One of the two males complied with the deputy’s re­ victim’s] front door and did not lead to or from any en­ | f««Td d o n D iM ng-SOty C t a / M O Offla: 21? » OmnNo S . Sfc a QtfamOi CA 91311 quest while the other started to run north, away from trance of the apartment complex.” the deputies, reports state. According to the incident report, the apartment “I continued north after the other subject. As we door’s window was shattered and there was a consider­ turned west along the north side of the apartment, I able amount of blood around the front door and inside Tlie UCS 1 Center discontinued the foot pursuit and went to return to the apartment. [the complying subject],” reports state. “During this “[The victim] seemed to be intoxicated but I was not time, [that subject] started to run southbound along able to determine the level of his [blood alcohol con­ the east side of the apartment [The other deputy] was tent] or if any drug use was involved because he was ta­ walking up the sidewalk when [the subject] ran di­ ken to Goleta Valley Hospital for treatment,” reports tyke Ethnic rectly into him." state. “It appears that [he] broke the glass in the front apartment door to gain entry into his apartment After One of the males was arrested for urinating in public. he was bleeding, he walked down the stairs to near the (Hetltafe £.nsttnUe The other subject escaped authority pursuit, reports pool and was contacted by neighbors who called 911 “A musk at once harmonically provocative and state. for medical assistance.” rhythmically seductive." —Howard Reich, Chicago Tribune

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UCSB Annual Fund: “Hello, I’m calling from the UCSB Annual Fund. Is Thomas M. Beers in?” Me: “That’s me.” AF: “How are you this evening?” Me: “Just fine.” AK “Well, first off, I hear you’re graduating this June and I’d just like to congratulate you.” Me: “Thanks.” AF: “I’d like to inform you that it is a tradition at UCSB for all graduating classes to give a senior class gift before they leave. This year, the 1997 senior class has decided to set up a scholarship that will help incoming freshmen pay for college for years to come.” Me: “Oh really.” AF: “Yes, now would you be willing to make a dona­ tion of $250?” Me: “Hold up, you said the senior class decided to give a gift, and the gift is a scholarship?” AF: ‘That’s right.” Me: “Well, I’m a senior and I don’t remember deciding.” AF: “Well, it’s just something they do eveiy year.” Me: “But I thought you said that the 1997 senior class decided.” AF: “They did.” Me: “Was there a vote? I don’t remember voting.” AF: ‘That’s a good question, but it’s kinda like a Way to G o... UC Regents? tradition.” Me: “So, then, the university is paying you to tell se­ niors that they’ve decided to give a ¿ft when really the Surprisingly, Their Eminences Take a Stand for Shared Governance university decided to give itself a gift and charge students. Isn’t it kinda misleading to tell people that the senior class decided?” t may be the wrong time of the year applicant over the collective head of the AF: “I guess you’re right. So, would you like to make a for a football analogy, but the UC admissions department is not a small donation? You can pay in four installments.” Board of Regents, faced with a thing in their eyes. Me: “I don’t think so.” I fourth-and-long sort of decision, haveOne wonders a bit at the efficacy, or elected to punt the realism, of this circle-the-wagons ap­ While it’s certainly not a new issue, the proach. It surety didn't stop the regents immediacy (and visibility) of the prop­ from passing SP-1 and SP-2, thereby The Reader’s Voie osed resolution to end consideration of a abolishing Affirmative Action in the UC sense and e UC applicant’s donations (or, more admissions process. And it leaves us Nexus Running S cared are a limite« likely, those of the applicant’s relatives) wondering if any among the chancellors Also, all 20 to the University immediately caused cer­ might have a voice of his or her own — a From Maw of Justice area. There tain rather delicate political considera­ voice currently silenced by this practice individuals tions to crop up. So, wisely, the regents of presenting a united front Editor, Daily Nexus: copy. After reading the staff editorial in May 9’s Both of t¡ removed the item from their May 15 And one winders even more whether a cisions mad agenda, giving themselves some time to real need exists for the chancellors to op­ N exus (‘Taking a Stand”), I feel it is time to stop the hypocrisy that is being purveyed by protesters, \ consider the proposal’s ramifications pose this measure. It does pose a threat to various writers and editors. My actions on wouldn’t it more carefully — not to mention a little the chancellors’ powers of discretion in April 25, 1997, have come under extreme than 1.74 ] breathing room. admissions, but it leaves them largely in­ scrutiny in these past few weeks; those ac­ Also, wouli Obviously, this resolution is likely to tact Why go against a resolution that tions being the protest against the N exus something c gain no little support from the large ma­ boils down to a ban on preferential treat­ made by members of the Associated Students Nexus offic jority of UC students and applicants. The ment of the children of the rich? government and myself. The N exus has made Another 1 regents —^especially Ward Connerly, ar­ This puzzlement only grows as one duals on the chitect of the end of Affirmative Action, comes closer to home. Why does our own destroyed pi who co-authored this latest proposal into the Ne Chancellor Yang, who has to all available either. Ever with Student Regent Jess Bravin—would knowledge never once used the power of and placed t enjoy an upward ride on the pendulum of his position to admit a donor’s relative office. Agair University opinion should they champ­ (thereby earning our admiration), join volved on th ion this measure. With a benefit like that, his fellows in this? One would think that cared about what could possibly make the board fal­ a chancellor who refuses to abuse his au­ access to thi ter and foil to immediately pass this thority might well support a legislative tion of retur “ I like my universe as resolution? ban on that same abuse. their respe< A unanimous show of opposition to copped out, immenser grim, icy and responsibi the measure from that rather select Whatever the case, whatever the rea­ Lastly, to pitiless as possible fraternity of University of California sons behind the chancellors’ unanimous frequently u campus chancellors, backed up by UC — Logan Pearsall Smith (and somewhat incomprehensible) op­ editors to 1 PresidentRichard Atkinson, that’s what position to this resolution, we hope that strict adhere Now, you may ask, with nine different the board of regents will use its breathing ism.” This is people running nine different campuses, space to examine the matter carefully, hit My wh why wouldn’t there be a dissenting opin­ and then pass the resolution oyer the stems from t Editorial Policy ion or two to be found within that group? tween April chancellors’ objections. If they're willing KAZUHIRO KIBUISHI/Duly Nona Simple. The U C ch an cellors m ake a habit to ban preferential treatment of applic­ lure of any e it its goal to tell lies and half-truths about the the proper n The Daily Nexus opinion of presenting a united front of opinion on ants with SP-1 and SP-2, they ought to be section is an arena of whole incident in order to trivialize our posi­ Now, I lo< major issues— and a resolution aimed at willing to go all the way with this one— to ism.” They d thought for the UCSB tion and ensure that no group can affect its curbing a chancellor’s power to admit an take tiie ball and run, if you will. stranglehold on information on this campus. ety of News; community. The Editorial The real facts are going to be finally revealed theASNESt Board meets daily to dis­ THIS OR THAT? within the words of this letter. they wish to cuss current issues. A First, there were not over 500 copies of the they should i board majority chooses a N exus stolen. Those who protested picked fer to Article Star Wars or Star TreKl H an or Chew ie? racy.” It reac topic for discussion, and up about 200 copies of the N exus, in total, The Jackson 5 or Hanson? Chewie or Short Round? out of the 11,500 distributed and returned “Every eff< the result is written up as Hanson or Spice Girls? Corey Haim or Corey Feldman? them to the N exus office. So, the number the news coi the Staff Editorial by the brought back to the N exus office was 1.74 and in conti Buttny or Chaconas? opinion editor. Columns Spice Girls orNKOTB? percent of the total number distributed every sented fairly Shoemaker or Levy? can be submitted by any­ Spice Girls or Power Rangers? day. I myself took 25 and I am willing to pro­ and commen Hale or Bopp? standards oi one and should not exceed Power Rangers or Voltron? duce a fist of individuals who gave me per­ Bennett or Sinatra? C a p ’n Kirk or C ap 'n Picard? mission to use their copies of the N exus. frets as news three pages. The Reader’s Certain ms Ham mer or M C Ham m er? Cap’n Picard or Cap’n Morgan? Nowhere within this action do I see any Voice is a public forum for evidence of theft. The writers and editors of use freedom« those wishing to respond to 101 o rth o 101? Cap’n Morgan or Cap’n Crunch? the N exus continue to use the words “theft” Amendment, or comment on anything C afe 101 or the Spearm int R h in o? He-Man or She-Ra? and “steal” within their articles and editor­ whole First A Skeletor or H ordak? ials. Look up the definitions of both in any to protest is ¡ current All material must Balto or Benji? James Brown or Rick James? Go-Bots or T ransformers? dictionary and you will be hard-pressed to First Amend] include a name and phone protests that My Little Pony or Rainbow Bright? find a correlation. This is because we re­ number. Drop off letters Russell or Jeff? turned the copies of the N exus. We didn’t wanteveryon and columns at the Nexus “Maddonna and Child" or Madonna and Care Bears or Gummi Bears? hide them, destroy them, or take them home César Gháve office below Storke Tower, child? Smurfs or Snorks? to line our hamster cages (although some They protest would say that is the best use). We returned needed to be fax them to (80S) 893- The Batmobile or the Mystery Machine? Trotsky or Stalin? Gilligan or the professor? Furley or Roper? them to their point of origin. wanted to se 390S, or e-mail us at: Second, no one was attempting to with­ Nexus staff v [email protected]. Shaft or Indy? Enos or Roscoe? hold information from students on this.cam- errors to be p Indy or H an ? Knight Rider or Baywatchf? pus. This protest took place on a Friday after­ I evidently noon «ieurid 1530r a töne ;.whe'n common brought befoi Nexus Monday, May 19,1997 5 it a Gift From UCSB!

Seniors, have you gotten this call yet? If you haven’t, be _____ ready for it. If you didn’t catch the drift of my telephone conversation, let me tell you flat out: The Annual Fund is m the soliciting your cash through fraudulent sales techniques. _ I was told that the 1997 senior class decided to give the gift of a scholarship back to the university. If there are any seniors out there who were in on this questionable deci­ sion (and who don’t work for the Annual Fund), please s June let me know. I have a hunch that there were in fact no se­ niors in on this decision to give a gift to the university and, in fact, it was the university who decided the seniors UCSB should give this gift. before Does anyone else see the problem with this? What the ded to Annual Fund is doing is the equivalent of someone who ;n pay you don’t know approaching you, informing you that he just bought himself a nice birthday present, and then po­ litely asking you to chip in, promising to put your name dona- on the card. Don’t get me wrong — I love this school and I’m not o give entirely against giving a senior class gift But why should we give a gift ofcash? That to me seems so impersonal. Why can’t we erect a huge fountain in our memory? Wait, smber Strike that — our Associated Students Legislative Coun­ cil already has the fountain thing covered. Well, how ab- year.” out a tree? I think a tree would be perfect Then we could ■class come back in 20 years with our kids and tell them proudly, “That’s my class tree.” „ ’ Isay we tell the Annual Fund that the senior class is in- ting.” telligent and creative enough to come up with its own gift, ike a If everyone in the 1997 graduating class drops off a $1 bill to the Daily Nexus, I will personally go out and buy a tree ill se- and maybe even a little plaque or something to go next to ly the it A tree will add to the beauty of the campus and serve as ients. a reminder that our class was a class of people who : class thought for themselves and were smart enough to know when they were getting shafted. So, sometime this week, lake a drop off a buck at the N exus and we’ll give a real gift back to the university. Tom Beers is a Daily Nexus co lu m n ist KAZUHIRO WBUI!

Latter* to tho adit or REALLY OUGHT to bo no longor than 500 words (PLEASE!) and MUST includa tho author's namo and phono numbor. se and experience will tell you that there Committee on charges of theft, disrupting a Washington (eg. cow flatulence research) I a limited number of students on campus, campus activity and violations of the First don’t think that should really be that Where, O h Where, Is o, all 200 were not taken from the same Amendment My penalties could include sus­ difficult. ». There were plenty of N exi left for ¿lose pension or expulsion from school. The ERIC P. CANNON ividuals who still wished to pick up a N exus editors brought these charges. They Wonder Woman? y- brought them because they are scared. Three Deaths Offer Editor, Daily Nexus: loth of these actions were purposeful de­ TTiey’re scared that their stranglehold on You stand accused of false advertising. ans made by we the protesters. If we, the printed media could be challenged. They’re While I normally find the gray margin on the testers, wanted to withhold information, scared that someone could have a differing No Easy Lesson front page a helpful index to the stories ildn’t it be more effective to take more opinion and felt strongly enough about it to Editor, Daily Nexus: within, I was appalled when May 15's N exus l 1.74 percent of the copies printed? protest In response to Wednesday’s article con­ featured a photo of Wonder Woman for Arts- >, wouldn’t it be more effective to do For everyone that has been upset over cerning the “autopsy results of three local zueek while there was absolutely no related lething other than bring them back to the poor coverage of any event, I protested. For women” (Daily Nexus, “Police Confirm Al­ story! ;us office? those who feel the N exus is biased and too cohol Played Role in Fatal Accident,” May I find it quite unfair of you to toy with the nother lie being put forth by some indivi- one-sided, I protested. Finally, I protested 14) and the ensuing “Reader’s Voice” letter fragile emotions of Wonder Woman fens the 1s on the N exus staff is that the protesters against the lack of truthftd reporting. For titled “Take This Loss to Heart” (D aily world over while we are still reeling from the royed property by throwing their bundles those who feel as strongly as I do, I urge you N exus, May 15), I would like to express my blow FX dealt us by taking the show's reruns the Nexus office. This is not the case to bring back your daily copy of the Nexus. disgust with the hypocritical employment of off the air. Perhaps in the future when Arts- er. Everyone involved walked in calmly Get your friends to bring back their copies as these three young women’s tragic deaths as a week lacks the crucial ’70s pop-culture refer­ placed their stack somewhere within the a show of solidarity. Show your dissatisfac­ means to “prevent driving under the influ­ ence, you will do more than use Wonder Wo­ :e. Again, this was intended. If ¿lose in- tion with the way the N exus presents the ence.” These students, were human beings man’s picture to deceptively lure readers in. ■ed on the N exus side of the protest really news, bring back your copy of the D aily who had a meaningful existence other than TIA FAVORS d about making sure each student had N exus and do it often. the circumstances surrounding their unfor­ iss to the paper, they were given the op- MATT BARRALL tunate deaths; this tragedy should not be of returning those copies right back to MEMBER, A.S. JUDICIAL COUNCIL “made a lesson” for the propaganda of the r respective bins. Instead they have A.S. REP-AT-LARGE-ELECT “authorities.” ped out, using the excuse that they are not The fact is what happened should not have ponsible for distribution, occurred — these girls made a mistake, but astly, to address a point that has been so uently used as a shield for some N exus they paid for this mistake in the highest way Re: A.S. Hyperbole possible — with their lives. As friends and ors to hide behind — their supposed family mourn their loss, they do not need the :t adherence to the “Canons of Joumal- " This is bullshit. Plain and simple bulls- and Balanced Facts disgraceful and “tacky” (as one of my peers My whole involvement in the protest put it) treatment of the event by the writers of is from the lack of accurate reporting be- Editor, Daily Nexus: the Daily Nexus and other members of our ;n April 1 and April 23,1997, and the fei- Two items: community. Attempting to rationalize a of any editor to check those articles for 1. ) To A.S. and particularly Rep-at-Largetragedy like this one by pointing to ‘“The fact proper representation of truth, Trinity Eyre (Daily Nexus, “Representatives' ... that [the accident] was caused by a driver ow, I looked up the “Canons of Joumal- Agenda Includes Bevy of Items,” May 14): who was impaired,”’ stated by an arrogant ” They do not exist. The American Soci- N éws being reported in a factual manner is an and hardened CHP officer, is an insensitive, inhumane and derogatory act. )f Newspaper Editors rewrote them into admirable goal and an admirable wish. How­ ever, nothing states that an editorial has to be For decades there has been a wide know­ \SNE Statement of Principles in 1975. If ledge of the alcohol and drug misuse by both ' wish to stand behind these Principles factual. It is an opinion, and like most opin­ ions, a person has to look at all the facts sur­ faculty and students in this college commun­ r should adhere to them. Specifically I re- ity, and these problems could have been 0 Article IV. It is titled “Tnith and Accu- rounding an issue and then decide if that .” It reads in part: opinion is one that they agree with or not addressed much earlier through more tactful If an editorial is based on insufficient or in­ means. Further, having cops arrest students ivery effort must be made to assure that accurate facts, then the reader should under­ for having a beer in the streets quite obviously news content is accurate, free from bias stand and, if so motivated, help others to does not do anything (as we have seen time in context, and that all sides are pre- understand this point. Personally, this cam­ and time again)—in feet, it just pisses people ed fairly. Editorials, analytical articles pus media bill sounds like a good way to kill a off more. This event should not be a call to commentaiy should be held to ¿ie same condemn the students involved and falsely dards of accuracy with respect to the legislative hour (which equals five horns in The offending photo 1 as news reports.” real time) but isn’t gonna do a helluva lot in say their deaths should provide those who terms of actual results. knew them with a “personal experience” of ertain members of the N exus continue to 2. ) To the Balanced Budget Boys, Davewhat happens when we drive intoxicated. reedom of the press, a portion of the First Please, our lives are really not a living “say ■ I incline nt, as their defense. Read the and Matt (Daily Nexus, “Point/ le First Amendment everyone. 1116 right Counterpoint: Balancing the Budget,” May no" commercial. 13): Get together and talk, ’cause one of you If there should be any lesson derived from rotest is also an intrinsic portion of the this horrible event it should be this: Life is a Iffta patty Nexus, Amendment I do not wish to trivialize has got his facts wrong. Dave states the BBA ests that are of real importance, yet I doesn’t make allowances for recessions and precious, sacred and valuable thing that wars, Matt says it does. You can’t both be should be constantly affirmed in light of its The award-winning student t everyone to think of Mahatma Gandhi, right. Or can you? Not outside the realm of ir Chavez and Martin Luther King Jr. fragility. May the memories of those who newspaper some people r protested actions and events they felt possibility when dealing with Washington. died, Lindsay Colby, Jennifer Parsells and So talk it out and give us the scoop. Be­ Erica Reynolds, be blessed and remembered don't want you to read. led to be changed. I feel the same way. I cause if Matt’s right, sony Dave, but I'm ted to send a message to those on the for who they were— as good and real people !/s staff who continue to allow grievous gonna have to come down on the side of ac­ — not for the circumstances leading to their Solid. tually making lawmakers do what most of us ■s to be printed in their articles.. . . , i . . tragic dea¿ls and the so-called “lesson” the havé to do oh a daily basis, namely making a event can teach us. ividently have,’ because, I, qip qp,w 1?qlpg, budget and sticking to it. With*11 the pork in ...... MICHAEL N. FORD - ght before^heStudent^Pactrity C onduct“ ‘ 6 Monday, May 19,1997 Daily Nexus

safe playing environment. “Say we ban this park we’re setting for the kids." implemented. IVRPD “Kids need to be safe and we ban that park, and Cordoning off a specific “If they do prohibit al­ Continued from p.l and have their own pri­ the problem’s not going area with chest-level cohol here, we’ll respect GOLETA vide a better environment vacy. They should not away, could we perhaps hedges to prevent children that and go to a different Continued from p.l for the children who use have to be scared," he said. open up another park, of from watching adults park,” he said. “We just berteen added. the park's facilities, said “That's why we’re farther simply have repeat offen­ drink was suggested by need a space to come “This fall, probably Oc­ IVRPD rdbreation coordi­ away from them, over ders banned from the concerned community together.” tober or November, the nator Anne Aziz. here, so the kids will feel parks?” he asked. “The member Steve Nichols. The board decided to board of supervisors will s&fc ** “I really feel that the al­ folks who we’re talking “There’s a dwindling postpone a final decision be hearing the Goleta Old cohol is in conflict with I.V. Foot Patrol Lt. about are probably the re­ number of places where regarding the potential al­ Town Revitalization Pro­ the recreation program Geoffrey Banks believes peat offenders. But there you can enjoy the sun and cohol prohibition at Es­ ject and those are final we’ve got going on here," potential for problems are other people who wind after spending a day tero Park until its next hearings,” he said. she said. alone provides enough to would simply like to have working in a building fim meeting to provide more Dobberteen is satisfied Aziz believes permitting justify a ban on alcohol at a beer in the park. ... We of people,” he said. “I re­ time for personal thought and positive about the alcohol at the park in­ Estero Park. have more than just recre­ ally think the best way to and public input proposed changes to the creases the likelihood of “Whenyou have a recre­ ation programs here.” go is by providing a After the park gathering Old Town Goleta area drug use on the premises, ation program in an area hedge.” the board adjourned to the reaching this critical as incidents of narcotic with kids, it’s best to move After IVFP Sgt. Jim Dol­ Alternative solutions IVRPD office, where it dis­ position. use in park restrooms has the alcohol to an area lar recounted a stabbing such as integrating the cussed an appeal for an “It’s kind of exciting to caused fear in local farther away,” he said. incident last quarter at Es­ park into a regular IVFP Anisq’ Oyo’ Park fee get to this point,” he said. youths. “Many communities are tero Park between two in­ beat during children’s re­ waiver toward hosting a “Old Town Goleta is going “The children are afraid now struggling with this toxicated individuals, creation hours or spread­ June 14 alternative gradu­ to be a place that people to use the bathrooms here issue. Most of them are de­ Leila Salazar, Associated ing the barbecue area and ation event. The appeal are going to want to go for because of this,” she said. ciding it’s simply better to Students external vice benches away from the was passed. dinner and spend some time down there.” “I strongly urge the park ban it because there are president for local affiairs- playground facilities were district to consider a ban other establishments elect, said the real focus of suggested by IVRPD Di­ The board also decided on the use of alcohol at Es- which are built specifically the issue should be on rector Pegeen Soutar. to join the Integrated Pest tero Park.” for drinking.” What the children witness “I’m not unwilling to do Management Association. Park user Alfredo Diaz, IVRPD Director Dave rather than how often an alcohol ban, but I want The membership is ex­ who uses the premises to . Fortson is skeptical of full such incidents occur. to look at all the possibili­ pected to enhance crop relax and drink socially prohibition as the proper “I don’t really think it ties,” she said. maintenance by organic with friends, believes an solution, and believes matters how many inci­ Estero Park user Mauro means through informa­ adequate distance is usu­ other park usages must be dents are happening,” she Sanchez said locals would tion provided m a monthly ally kept from the play­ considered before any de­ said. “I thinkit justmatters simply congregate at newsletter, for a $50 an­ ground area to maintain a cision is made. what kind of examples another location if a ban is nual fee. Santa Barbara Film Society Presents Hyperlearning KOYAANISQATSI IS THE MOST COMPLETE, MOST INTENSIVE A FILM BY GODFREY REGGIO MCAT PREPARATION ANYWHERE. COME TAKE A TRIP INTO A WORLD OF IMAGES, A WORLD OF THE SENSES, AND EXPERIENCE ONE OF Course content:______THE MOST BREATH-TAKING FILMS OF ALL TIME: • 140+ hours over 9 weeks. KOYAANISQATSI • U p to 16 Full-length Practice MCAT Exams.

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7 pm — Musical performance by the Ethnic Heritage en­ Office of Student Life Is Monday, May 19 semble, who fuses traditional African rhythmic and me­ lodic sensbiiities w/popular African American musical ex­ 8-10 am — Native American Culture Week Opening pression. MCC Theatre, free Ceremony: A blessing for the week's events held at the 7 pm — VARIATIONS meeting, discussion on multi- Wrappln’ Up the Year... Tree of Peace located between Storke Tower and the raciality and plans for next year, snacks, MCC EOF Building 434 Graduating Seniors 7 pm — Come to the Asian American Christian Fellow­ 11 am-12 pm — Intro to resume writing, C&CServ 1109 • Pick up your Commencement Stage Passes and Regalia at the ship meeting— topic: Resisting Temptation, UCen Flying 12-1 pm — Video: The Native Americans: Pacific Coast UCSB Bookstore during Finals Week A Organization Officers and Members: Region with Chumash Elder Piiulaw Zarate, MCC, free • No more cash advances! If you are looking for reimbursement funds 12-2 pm — St. Mark’s office hours — come and share ideas or questions with a leader from St. Mark’s Catholic Thursday, May 22 TURN IN YOUR RECEIPTS! Church, UCen 3177A • Make your transition smooooooth! Tip off your groups’ new officers on 1 pm — Model United Nations open meeting for all ma­ Today — Lecture: De una vida en la lucha/oi the ife in procedures at the Office of Student Life! jors and interests, HSSB 1224 the struggle: the writings of Elizabeth (Betita) Martinez' by • Celebrate outstanding organizational achievements at Activities Awards: 3- 4 pm — Intro to Interview skills, C&CServ 1109 community activist and organizer Claudia Huiza, disserta­ Tuesday, May 27,5 - 6:30 p.m. at the Multicultural Center 4- 5 pm — Remember how Take Back the Night affected tion fellow in Chicano Studies Dept. Women's Center 12-2 pm — Lecture: Crisis of the Mexican State by Pro­ Campus Community: you? Has someone you care about been sexually as­ • If you haven’t done so already, come check out our new space! saulted or harassed? Come listen to what other men have fessor Adolfo Gily, visiting professor from Stanford, to say — come and be heard. Women's Center speaks on the indigenous rebellion in Chiapas. MCC Office of Student Life 5 pm — Listen to KCSB radio news, 91.9 FM 1-2 pm — Intro to resume writing, C&CServ 1109 6 pm — KCSB news general staff meeting, always look­ 5 pm — Listen to KCSB news, 91.9 FM SAASB 2201 • 893-4550 ing for new staff members, everyone welcome. Storke 5 pm — Alternative Graduation meeting — anyone who © H Library is interested in participating in this creative alternative 7 pm — Guest Roberta Cordero, Chumash, will facilitate celebration is welcome. EAB/A.S. Lobby Office, (above a discussion about Tomols (Chumash Watercraft) follow­ MCC) IV T h e a te r 8 &Kpm ( $3$ f ¿ en" | ing the video ‘In the wake of our ancestors.’ MCC Theatre, 5- 6 pm — Leant how to control nervous habits and or­ 7 w e free ganize your thoughts. Join Toastmasters: a public speak­ * 5 / 2 0 7 pm— Volunteer for Habitat Restoration Club, we pro­ ing dub! Meet new people and it's free, come join the fun! Gaam vide hands-on experience in growing and planting native UCen Mission plants lor local habitat restoration projects. Noble Hal 6 pm — La Sodedad de Tlaktc: math and science stu­ Ganipkell H a ll 8 &]Qpin 2001 dent org— come find out about summer opportunities, al 8-9 pm — Bible study at St. Mark's Catholic Church, welcomed. Bldg 406, El Centro 5/21 B E AVIS mad BUTT-HEAP 6550 Picasso 6- 10 pm — Kapatirang Pifipino study room, Girv 2124 Bo Amoríom 6:45-8:30 pm — Zen Sitting Group meeting: Zen chanting followed by zen sitting and walking meditation, Tuesday, May 20 Girv 1108 Acoustic HAPPY HWR, in the Hub Today— Do you want the beaches of Isla Vista blocked 7 pm — Pre-Law Society meeting featuring guest ^ W ednesdays 4:30-6:30 pm by a giant seawall? If not come voice your opinions at the speaker and meeting the new officers, UCen Flying A ^ • ¿ ^ County Board of Supervisors seawall hearing. Time is not 7 pm— Tune in to UCSB's own sports TV show "Gaucho 5/21 The Coodkind known as of yet; if interested call I.V. Surfrider at 562-922, Scoreboard’ on Channel 21 p p ^ 5 / 2 8 The modes ask for Bryan. Sea you there 7 pm — Gay/Bisexual Men's Rap Group, C&CServ 1109 w (Formerly Liquid Sunshine) 10 am-2:30 pm — Listening Post— a place to talk ab­ 7 pm — Lesbian Rap Group, Women’s Center Great Food & Drink Specials ft1' Chililos out anything and be listened to, The Arbor 7- 8 pm — Armenian Student Assoc meeting for ail inter­ Presented hy ASPB . UClèri Pinina Services, and Coca Cola 10:30 am-12 pm — St. Mark’s office hours: come and ested in awareness about Armenian culture, or getting to talk about anything on your mind w/a leader from St. know other Armenians on campus, Girv 2110 Mark’s Catholic Church, UCen 3177A 8:30-11 pm — Rim: “Once Were Warriors’ set in New [5/23 Tit Guaiti- Starke Plaza 12pm j 12-1 pm — Video and discussion: ‘Annie Mae— Brave Zealand, film deals with the loss of tradition upon indigen­ Hearted Woman,* a powerful account of recent Native ous peoples due to the long term effeds of colonization, American history told from the perspective of a dedicated Girv Theatre young Indian woman killed alter Wounded Knee. Discus­ sion with film maker. MCC, free Friday, May 23 5 pm — Listen to KCSB radio news, 91.9 Fm 5-7 pm — Net-ing a Job: catching career and job Infor­ 12-1:30 pm — Women's Circle: all women are invited to mation on the internet, Davidson Ubrary 1575 "brown bag’ it to discuss issues relevant to women in the Surplus 6:25-8:30 pm— Zen Sitting Group meeting: sitting and 90s, MCC Lounge walking Zen meditation, beginners are welcome. Tea, 5 pm — Listen to KCSB radio news, 91.9 FM cookies and informal discussion after practice, Girv 1108 6:30 pm — Learn more about abusive relationships at Sunday, May 25 Sale! the NOW meeting, speakers and role-playing. Women's Center 11:30 am — The United Methodist Student Movement, ay 21- May 23 6:30-9:30 pm — Come on down to Chem 1179 and an open progressive Christian group, meets for lunch and watch Fushigi Yuugi (ep 24), Saber Marionette ‘J’ (ep 8), program after 10 am worship at University Church. You ■ (Wed-Fri)jt Super Atragon (ep2) and G.S. Mikami, Great Paradise are welcome. 892 Camino del Sur Operation!! (ep 12). All in Japanese with EngKsh subtitles. Free 7 pm — Interested in animals? Come check us out, Vet Monday, May 26 Med Student Assoc. ?s call Mandy at 968-DOGS. Phelps NO CLASSES! Memorial Day observation 1412 7 pm — HaunanFKay Trask speaks on Hawaiian Sove­ reignty, MCC, free 8-9 pm — Irish Club — last meeting of the year. Learn ’“Including a Huffy Mountain Bike, free tune-ups and water bottles!] i about upcoming events, plans for next year. Officers wil be elected for next year. Get ready for Irish festival June Heart Disease is the 7&8. T-shirts on sale, free pizza & soda, everybody wel­ To have your event published in the calendar #1 Killer in America come! Girv 2112 you must: Wednesday, May 21 1) Register your group or organization with Visit the Heart Care Clinic at Office of Student Life Student Health Service 11 am-4 pm — Celebration of Native American Culture Monday - Friday Week: dancing Danza Mexica Cuauhtemoc oi S.B. will be 9:00 am - 4:30 pm 2) Submit the information on the proper form one of the groups performing, speakers, food, craft and in­ to the Office of Student Life office, SA A SB formation booths representing AISA, AIM, Indian Health Room 2201, by W EDNESDAY 5 pm Are You At Risk? and the Chumash Casino, Storke Plaza Does someone in your family have high blood 2-3 PM — Intro to interview skills, C&CServ 1109 3) Only one event per form pressure or high blood cholesterol? 4 pm — Lecture: ‘Fourth Estate or For the State? Press Do you smoke? and Politics in Contemporary Japan,’ by Laurie Freeman, 4) Only events for the current week are pub­ Are you male? politicai science. HSSB 6020 lished, on the day of the event 5 pm — Listen to KCSB radio news, 91.9 FM Do you exercise regularly? 6 pm — Come join the Party TOADS as we have a great 5) You will need to submit a new form for time making delicious drinks at parties and other events, each meeting Let the Heart Care Fears help by gM ng you call for meeting location intoraiatiim and answering your questions. 7 pm — Lecture: "Native American Religious Freedom,’ F ree Bloo d P ressure M easurements three Native American ceremonial leaders, who volunteer C holesterol T ests $13.30 - $16.50 within the state prison facilities, will speak on the injustices F o r m o r e inform ation c a l l 8 9 3 -2 6 3 0 aimed at Native Americans. HSSB 1174