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(alifornia State University, Northridge Thursday. Harch 20, 1996 Volume 42, Number 88 Plans unveiled for North Campus By Luis Medrano potential retail center will provide ll>ffWriur CSUN with money to fund a new stadium as welJ as other athletic, The development of North, academic and cultural facilities. Campus. designed to bring the The developer's presentations CSUN campus into a new era. took were held in the SSU Shoshone another step forward as four devel- Room. where membersoflhe Norlh ' oping companies revealed their Campus Boardandlhepublic beard vision for !he propeny Tuesday from developers and viewed ren- and Wednesday in !he Satellite derings of the plans. Student Union. Tuesday"smeetingsbeganwith Facel< of !he development will members of Lowe Enterprises. a revolve around a shopping center nationwide developing finn based and a new football stadium to bet- in Los Angeles, suggested a new ter accommodate CSUN's move football field, a science and tech- to the Big Sky Conference. nology ce nter for the site as well as A planned football stadium has an indoor sports arena. The plan been in !he works si nce the 1960s would also include a shopping cen- when the universi ty acquired the ler with five or six large s1ores in Conceptual drawings like this highlight just one of many ideas develop· land known as Devonshire Downs. addition to smal ler specialty shops. ers have in mind for the North Campus property. Plans include a shopping The Nonh Campus Board of a theater and a perfonning ans center and new sports facilities. Directors. which reviewed thepro- posaJs:. is hoping money from a s.. DEYELOPHENT. page 4 School of Bus./Econ. data shows narrowing gender gap By Candy Cuen

Using a new computer program to ana- N.1t1on.1! oral courts but bas oo power to punish viola- lyze the crimes, the coalition said some of tors. It strongly urged circuit Court@UOCib its finds were striking. Appeals oourls may allow to do away with any local rules of court that ~ One is that the percentage of attackers wouldcontlict with tbedecisioo to retain the under age 18 bu decn:ased nationally, trial coun ban. from 2S percent in 1994 to 17 percent last television in court room year. Matt Foreman, executive director of WASHJNGroN (AP) - lo a reversal the Now Yorlr. City Gay aod Lesbian Anti- ofa longstanding rule, a policy-malting body Violonce Project, said this could mean decided Tuesday to let each federal coun of Irish setter calls 911 and that more open discussion is malting young appeals decide whether to allow television people more tolerant of homosexuality. cameras. saves owner from death For the rust time, repeated acts of vio- Permission was not extended to cover NASHUA, N.H. (AP) - A dog named IRE lence by a person against the sat00 victim federal district courts, which are at the !rial Lyric remembeml her training Tuesday, lV,J(tOfl.1/ were documented last year. The coalition level. Appeals courts hear only arguments using a preprogrammed telephone to call for found that 22 percent of all incidents - 40 from lawyers in favor or against lower court help after her owner's oxygen mask came percent in New York City - fall into this decisions. loose. Report shows anti-gay category. The Judicial Conference of the United Judi Bayly, wbo sleeps with an oxygen crimes more violent Only 707 of the cases documented.by States also endorsed transmission of tbe mask oo because of a brealbing disorder, the coalition were reported to police - Oklahoma City bombing trial by closed- said she could have died ifher Irish setter had NEW YORK (AP) - AA a gay man, reflecting a lack of confidence in law cilcuit television. The trial bas been moved not been there to help. OlritllJIJber Green IOOlt vabll baralsment enforcement, tbe coalition said-and only to Denver, and tbe telecast would allow "!feel like if my husband's away I've got for .,..ied. but be WM stunood when he WIS 16 percent of these cases resulted in ar- families of the victims to watch from back some kind of guardian angel sleeping oo my ~mdlticbdtotbe ground lutswnmor rests, much lower than the national rate of home. bed with me even if it's red with a fur c~ • by a poap of"""' ICl'Clllling "fll&got!" 45 percent for violent crimes overall, the Chief Judge Gilbert S. Merrittof lht U.S. she said. "II WM very tnulllllic. I don't know bow repon said. Coun of Appeals in NUhville said such Whoa Bayly' s oxygen alarm sounded lbelekids were raited lhal they would go out Green said the police who came to bis closed-circuit TV is appropriate in the Okla- early Tnesday, Lyric fust tried to rouse her md bell someone up like 111&1," said tbe 27- rescue last June intbe East Village werevay homa City case and would.not set a prece- owner. year-old panlegal, wbo suffered a bruised helpful, but that a case couldn't be made deoL Closed-circuit TV has been used to Failing Iha~ she knocked the receiver off kldney aod fractwed skull. because he couldn't identify bis attackers. allowumulydel'eodaotsexpelledfromoourt- a telephone, and bumped a speed-

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Arts t- £ntert11in11t.ent ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~-TllllHllay,Uenter S lllwdl14,1111e ~ ' Robin Williams' dream career lalWrillr Robin Williams bas the rypeof careertbal most Sland-up comedWls dream about. His ability to switch from dramatic to comedic roles bas landed him in such box office hits as "Good Morning, Vietnam," "Hook," "Dead Poets Society" and "Awakenings." He bas been nominated for three Academy Awards and received a Golden Globe for his worlc in .. Aladdin." His latest film "Birdcage" is ao American version of the French comedy, "La Cage Aux Foiles." Williams plays Armand, who has raised his son with his longtime compan- ion Albeit. When his son announces bis engagemenl to the daughter of a conservative U.S. senator, Armand is forced to clean upccnain items from bis apartment, includ- ingAlbclt. Directed by Oscar-winning Mike Nichols, the film also stars Gene Hackman, Dianne Weist and Nathan Lane. In a taped interview with Enttnainnunl and Rtview, Williams recently discussed his successful career and latest release. "I had no plan," he said. "I just had a plan to keep working and these opponuni- ties arrived, which was great. But there was also a sense 1hat I wanled 10 take dramati~ pans. It's 1his mange kind of schizophrenia because of being a comic but also being trained as an actor at the iuliard, I had bo1h of lhese drives. One 10 perform and gel as many laughs as possible and blow lhe doors off and be ou1 there, and 1hen this other desire to create dramatic characters." ROBIN WILLIAMS Williams' rapid-fire s1yle of comedy is oflen very physical and ou1rageously ou1- college when I s1arted lllking improvisa- With fame comes the recognition by Ford Coppola' s "Jack" as a 10-year-old boy spoken, but he was not always that way . 1ional thea1er classes." fans that at times can be out of place. But who is growi ng at a speed four limes faster "I was very quiel las a child I," he said. In addilion 10 hi s starring roles, Will- living in San Francisco allows Williams than normal. "h was weird, !hey had this lhing on Oprah iams enjoys gelling small parts in films. to maintain a reasonable level of privacy. "By1hetimel'm 16, when I gr.iduate from where this woman s1ar1ed talking abour He finds 1ha1 supporting roles offer a sense " I grew up there and i1's a ci1y 1ha1 has high school, I'm 72 physically. ll's aboul the me and she said •You used to make your of freedom. · a cenain level of coolness," he said ... h's weird kind of combinalion of adult/child val- liule Mork noises in the fourlh grade.' "I was 1alking to Susan Sarandon and she grea1 for me because there's nol a lot of ues," he 5'id "People say ii sounds like [the And I was going, 'I don'llhink so lady.'" said the same 1hing. She loves doing !hose paparazzi. I think we have one guy and movie] 'Big', and ii does. h had been e.arn- "I was ac1ually very quie1 because we small roles because i1'squi1e wonderful," he he's gol 1wo old cameras. ll' s such a ined before bu1 not like this. lived in differenl places and I was an only said. "You can creale a great characlcr that is strange and wonderful city that I feel nor- "It's also greal afler {'Birdcage'J. People child," Williams continued. "I came oul of quite memorable but you're nol having to mal there." go, 'You're an old homosexual and now the close! of comedy in my freshman year of bear lhe pressure of 1he movie." Nex~ Williams is SCI to appear in Francis you're 10. Wail a minu1e.'" George Burns, legend loved and lost By Heather H. Rou great partnership of Burns and hit ''The Sunshine Boys," in greals as Bing Crosby, Jackie Gleason, !ptjoke. And then she biggesl names in century-long career. He will be friends. At 13, Bums gol his firstjob in died." showbiz. He s1arrcd missed by all who knew him in per- Vaudeville which only lasted through Bums starred in 20 films with Art Carney and Lee son or just through his performance one performance, but 1bis didn't dis- from 1932 through 1988. He Strasberg in "Going in on stage and screen. courage him. won an Oscar for Best Suppon- Style" in 1979 and appeared Goodnight George. Give our regards In 1926, he ma"jed Allen and 1he iog A~or for his role in the 1975 • on the sma)I screen wi1h such to Gracie. • ...... llludl 14, 1996 en er ThunUy, llludl 14, 1996 • ~ts 'Playboy' is light ·Williams' caught in 'birdcage' 1 ly Nicole Kutner anyone happy. ...m ~22 and playful show lallWriw Futterman does a good job of playing a son, who in trying to •j~ Ir Ginny Zoraster known for her role as the motheton I' Someone has finally man- start his own family. denies the UtriuOllt Writor ''The WonderYean." aged to upstage Robin Williams. one he bas. Fuuerman pulls off Morch 15 The men in the cast are banlly Nathan Lane, bis co-star in the 1.he reformation of Val, who dis- TopM . If you are looking for a way to worth mentioning, as they spend new movie "!The Birdcage." puts covers just io t.ime what the real OVIES Unwritten law at The celebrate St. Palrick' s Day this year most of the play drinking. The ooc the king of comedy in the back meaning of family is. Roxy that bas a little mono culture and exception is Margaret's father, seat. Hackman also does a great class than ween beer, consider see- Michael James, played by Orson Playing Armand Goldman, job of playing the uptight sena- I. ''The Birdcage" (MGM/ Morch 16 ing "The Playboy of the Western Bean. He provides some much- the more conservative half of a who determined lo save tor is UA) World," a play set in heland during needed comic relief as a stereotypi- gay couple, Williams is funny, his failing career and show his 2. "Homeward Boun~ II" The Young Dubliners at the tum of the century. cal Irish drunk, but Lane playing the flamboy- support of moral values by giv- Galaxy Concert Theatre The play, written by Joh.n The play can be difficult 10 fol- ant wife. Albert, steals any scene ing away his daughter in the (Disney) MillingtonSynge,isaboutasttanger low because of the accents, but the t the two~ are in together, 3. "Up Close and "Jelly Roll! The Music and upstanding, conservative wed- wbo stirs up a small village by tell- actors do an incredible job'of main· The film, which is a remake ding of the year. Personal" (Disney/ The Man" at Pepperdine ing wild tales of his past, The laining Irish dialects throughout the of the French film "La Cage The senator' s wife, Louise Touch stone) University Center for the stranger, Christopher Mahon, play. Aux Foiles," is centered around (played by Dianne Wiest), is 4. "Down Periscope" (Fox) Arts played by Gregory Vignolle, wins . Fonunatelyfortheaudience,the a middle-aged gay couple whose like WilJiams, trying constantly 5. "Hellraiser: Bloodline" the town over by telling everyone program bad a glossary of slang lives are thrown into turmoil to make everyone happy, Al- that he killed bis slave-driver (Miramax) Morch 18 fa- terms used in the play. Study the when Armand' s son, Val 1bough the character is some- ther. glossary before the play begins; it (played by Dan Futterman) an- what annoying, Wiest does do 6. "Broken Arrow" (Fox) Luna at Wlltern This is where I got lost. Why truly helps. nounces he's gelling married. her best and gives an amusing 7. ~Rumble in the Bronx" were all the women atuacted to a ''The Playboy of the Wesrem Val, the result of the one and performance. (New Line) Morch22 killer? Why was a murderer cel- World," will be performed through only time Armand was with a While Flockhart has a mini- 8. " Happy Gilmore" ebrated by town? the April 14 at .Ille Pacific Resident woman, was raised by Albert mum role in the overall film as (Universal) The cast of swooning women Theater Ensemble. Shows are Mike Scott at Schoenberg and Armand. the fiancee. she does make the 9. "Mr. Holland's Opus" Hall was led by Margaret Flaherty, Wednesday through Saturday at 8 Val's fiancee Barbara most of her part and in a few (Disney/Hollywood) played by Reamy Hall. She appeared p.m. and Sunday at 3 p.m. (played by Calista Flockhait) is scenes makes us unders1and how Mike Johnson at Dragonfly I 0. "Muppet Treasure to be the smartest of the female The theater is located al 705 112 the daughter of Senator Keeley Val could have fallen for the characters. bul was nonetheless at- Venice.Boulevard in Venice. Gen~ (played by Gene Hackman) who daughter of the most- uptight Island" (Disney) tracted to Mahon. era! admission tickets are $18 and happens to be the co-founder of family in history. Sotm:e:bhibkorR~CA. CONTINUING The other female lead was the cMdren and seniors' tickets are only the coalition for moral order. There is ah:o a must-see per- Widow Quin, a sad, lonely woman $15. Call (213) 660-TKTS for res- Orsoo Bean (M'!Chaet James) and Stuart W. Howard (Shawn Keough) co· Val asks his father to pretend formance by Hank Azaria, a INDEFINITELY played by Alley Mills, who is best ervations and information. star in "The Playboy of the Western World." he's straight for 1he prospective hopelessly uncoordi.nated. un- in-laws. Armand then takes on skilled and completely lo vable "The Art of Seduction" at the hysterical task of trying to houseboy named Agador. Group Repertory Theatre teach Alben how to "play While there is some ste- Good food and service at Ma's Cafe straight." reotypin'g d one in Lane's "Disney's Beauty and the By Heather H . Ross Ma's Cafe doesn't exacdy lit that ~ nvironme'!_I. is all right, regardless of who is Lane does an outstandingjob character the fitm•s goal is Beast" at Shubert Theatre lp«illttMIMttdia/ scenario but it is a mus1 for anyone A large meal for two people, serving you. of playing Albert 001 only with obviously to make you laugh. including appetir.ers, will cost you an enormous amount of humor, In fac1, there is an underly- "Party" at Henry Ford , seeking good food. The food is wonderful. Among When you drive by a place that is less than S25 and will be brought but also with a tremendous ing message of acceptance Theatre Ma's Cafe, the newest additi.on thechoicesofappetir.ersareegi;rolls called Ma's Cafe, y_ou may think of 10 the mass ofrestaurants on Reseda promptly by couneous servers. I (various Havors), bot chicken wings. amount of heart and soul. The 1ha1 the film delivers. The a kindly liule white-haired old Blvd., serves up an excellent selec- did notice something truly amazing fried calamari and chicken salad. outcome is a character that not ROBINWILUAMS film successfully sets out to woman witb an apron who will set tion of what they refer to as a "new about Ma's, waiters and waitresses Sixteen different kinds of soup only makes you laugh, but prove 1hat despite different ON CAMPUS a nice big piece of apple pie in front concept of international cuisine,u from other sections of the restau- are available including beef veg- shows you he' s a human being momenis of humor, .but he's traying more down-to-earth appearances a family is still ofyouandpinchyourcheelcs.WeU, all in a comfortable, family-style rants come 10 make sure everything etable, bot and sour, crispy chicken underneath all the dress and really just playing off Lane's Armand who, in trying to a family. makeup. performance. Williams. how- plfase both son and lover, "The Birdcage" is currenlly noodle and perk chop and noodle. Alanis Morissette - Morch 15 Williams also has shining ever, does a good job por- finds it impossible to nfaie playing in selected theaters. The ten combo plates, wh ich "jagged Little Pill" come wilb you r choice of Thai jas· ''La Victim3'' opens at (Maverick-Reprise) Performing Arts Center mine rice, brown rice, spaghetti or macaroni and steamed vegetables. 2. 2Pac - "All Eyet on Me" The CSUN "B" Jazz offer you everything from seafood 'On the Spot' hits mark with students (Death Row-lnterscope) Ensemble at Recital Hall to ieriyalci chicken. There is also a 3. Fugees - "The Score" very large selection of Chinese stir- By Christopher Townsend Richard de Vere is one of the that is a pleasure to experience. edented knowledge in theater (Ruffhouse) fry items that are all available with . Morch 19 Contriwting Writer directors of this funny ensemble She is a graduate from Sonoma and set design. 4. "'Waiting to Exale' chicken, perk, beef, shrimp, squid of comedians. de Vere has a de- State University who has had the Dave Goldstein and Barbara Soundtrack" (Arista) Noon Concert at ora lrioof chicken, beef and shrimp. Shortly after the Norlhridge gree in theater from CSUN and opportunity to work with Jane Abelar round out the cast. 5. Mariah Carey • Recital Hall Towashdownyourmeal, Ma 's. earthquake, a gro6p of talented uses hi s management skills 10 Curtain on the television series Goldstei n brings sunshine into "Daydream" (Columbia) drink menu is packed with a van- "Third Rock From the Sun." the lives of everyone he comes entertainers banded together to lead the group successfully. 6. Shania Twain - "The ely of beverages ranging fro m form "On the Spot," an impro- Roger Ontiveros is the other Doug Kayne is a multi-talented into contact with and Abelar has Woman in Me" (Mercury pink lemonade to Taiwanesl'.- visational comedy troupe. half or the dynamic duo of di- actor who has been with the group a distinctive flair for showing, NEW MOVIES styleslush. Forthoseofyou look- "On the Spot," was created rectors for the show. He also from the beginning. Kayne cur- off her many abilitie~. Nashville) ing ftJr some1hing a li ttle s1rongl.-'.1 to be the cure for whatever ails has a degree in theater from rently .teaches psychology and She takes life forev.;;ything it 7. The Presidents of the "The Celluloid Closet" to go with your hot and spi c) 1he human spirit. If you ha ve a CSUN. uses his creati ve resources to in- is worth and gives it to her audi- , United States of curried chicken, they also offer a headache, muscular aches, mi- Ontiveros attended the spire hi s peers and give a lift 10 ence. Abelar 1ruly gives a perfor- America - "The "Executive Decision" choice of beers (imports and do- nor pains of arthritis, spousal American Academy of Dramatic his audience. mance to remember. Presidents of the United The li ghting and camera crew "Tarantella .. mestic) and wines. aches, minor aches and pains Arts and is a member of the Laura Clark is a theatre major States of America" from CSUN who has recently used are wonderful and their work For dessert, be sure to order a associated with the common Screen Actors Guild. He be- (Columbia) "Too Much" piece of the cappuccino mousse cold, or the pain of menstrual lieves that thi s form of improvi- her production abilities in the made the evening enjoyable for 8. Oasis - "(What's the cake. h's a sliee of heaven for .i cramps, then they have the cure. sation sharpens the skills of per- school production of "Other everyone. "Wings of Courage" Story) Morning Glory! mere S2. If that doesn't suit your Take one show every four to formers in any geqre. People's Money." The humorous and hi larious fancy, they also have fruit tans six hours as the symptoms per- Terrie Huberman is one of Eric Bram is also a graduate antics of the "On the Spot" crew (Epic) and fried bananas. sist. If the pain or fever does not the most jovial ~nd energetic from CSUN, having a desired created one wild party, promot- 9.Joan Osborne - "Relish" Ma's Cafe is located al 9306 respond to the first show, then a members of the crew. She is interest in 1hea1er. This extem- ing creative thinking and side- (Blue Gorilla) Reseda Blvd and is open seven second show may be needed. Be currently attending CSUN and poraneous comic has had expe- splitting laughter for all. I 0. Hootie & t!'!.e Blowfish - Look for this wacky and tal- c days a week from 9:30 a.m. to s·ure to not exceed six. shows is interested in radio as well as rience with several other im· "Cracked Rlar View" provisational groups. ented crew to appear on slage as 10:30 p.m. If you are in a hurry, within a 24-hour period, unless television. (Adantk:) call ( 818)717-3988 and order instructed to do so by a famous Another comedian, Nickie Jeff Hartman is another mem- they visit the CSUN campus on MA'S CAFE your meal to be picked up. comedian. Bryar, has a fresh comdic style ber of the cast who has unprec- March 27. ~ ...... ,,, llal'dl1•,1998 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ VCR brings fun in the sun ly Colleen Delalu flicks that can best be described as smokiog in this empty-headed "quintessential beach movies,• for movie. lack 9f a plot to sumlilari7.e. Oth- "The Swe Thing" (1985) is an- OK, so you'no not going l-0 the ers that followed are: "Muscle other coming-of-age flick about beach this Spring break. Beach Pany" (1964), "Pajama two mismau:bed college students It'• highly possible that you'no Pany" (1964), "Beach Blanket (John Cusack and pre." Melrose not alone. Some studenlS simply Bingo" (I 965), "How to Stuff a Place" DaplmeZuniga) wbofall In can't afford the price of a dieam Wild Bikini" (1965) and ''Ghost ·love while on across-<:OUDtryroed vacation.others will use their days in the Invisible Bikini" (1966). trip l-0 Los Angeles over Spring off l-0 work, Spend time with their Other not-to-be-missed beach break. families or go on a job hunt movies from this era include the The cult favorite "Surf Nazis But that doesn't mean theR! isn't entire "Gidget" series, which Must Die" also surfaced in 1987. "fun in the sun" to be bad. stanedout in 1959 with Sandra Dee This low-budget film featUn>S the With a little belp from your asthetitlecharacter. "Gidget Goes usual beach movie essentials and a VCR and a well-stoclced video Hawaiian" is considered the sc~ twist: sand, sun and nuclear radia- sl-Ore, the sand and sunny skies of ries' "piece de nosistance" and fea- tion. the beach can come to you. tures a character named You may be bleary-<:yed, but Here's a list of"beach movies" "Mooodoggie." theno's still more beach-related -fromFrankieandAnnettel-O"Surf ''The Endless Summer" ( 1966) fare. The year 1989 saw two new Nazis Must Die"- that takes the has some historical significance, beach movies. "Week.end at edge off a mak wben your mind if you will, in that it populariz.ed Bernie's," with Andrew Mc:Canby has gone south and you haven't. the sport of surfing. It also led to and Jonathan Silvennan cavorting Widelyconsidenldthefirst-<:ver numerous remakes and a sequel in onthebeacbwithastiff,and"Sbag Spring bR!ak flick is "Wbere The 1994, "The Endless Summer II," - Tbe Movie," which stars Pboebe Boys Are," which stars the man of which proved the search for the Cates. the eternal tan. George Hamilton. perfect wave never ends. So as you wave goodbye l-0 This silly musical, which hit the The film "Malibu Beach" your classmates, don't despair. beach in 1960, is about college (1978) takes a slightly more ris- Sunny skies, bcacbballs and greal girls searching for Mr. Right in que spin on the 1960s beach-blan- ocean waves are only a video store Fort Lauderdale. ket movies, and stars a dog trained away. "Beach Pany" (1963), with io snatch the tops of girls' bathing And if you don't have a VCR, Frankie Avalon and Annette suits. Brief nudity ensues,~ does don't worry. 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Br Shane Oullr becoming the la1es1 victim 79-fi7. 2A Leai:ue BuketbaQ ASREC's James Morris led all icores with 34 points. Boeh Keilh No. 3 Geor&etown dominated It's that time of the year again. Houstooand Amin Shaheed nailed this one, slapping the Bnilns with When some sort of bug crawls 27 for PBS (1-2) but even after a everylhing they had from inside under your skin, gets into the bones, tw.,.point halftime lead it wasn't and ouL Trent Mo!J!an scored 38 boils the blood and then bites the enough to hold the reigns on the points,justmissing last weeks sea- heck out. ASREC up-tempo approach. son high total 40 by Ahman Dol- It's March Madness! No. 2 Nikkel Student Associa- phin of UTEP, with eight, count Everybody knows about it, ev· tion (3-0) handed the National So. them, eight lhrec pointers. Yossie erybody wants a part of it and cielyofBlack Engineers (2-1) !heir Fakbemia led the Bruins with 26. everybody showed up Ibis past first setback 65-37. The loss was a UTEP on lhe other hand, found week thinking about it. reality check for NSBE who had !heir competition, a little to close The only problem, some were knocked off the Phi Beta Sigma's for comfort, surviving UM ass 66- thinking of the tournament instead 43-38 in !he featured game a week 61 in a game that ended on a sour of playing the game at band. ago. Jerry Ng scored a season-high note. UMass center W_Araire A team like Michigan, which 26 points to lead !he way for the Boswell was called for a fdill wilh came into its Tuesday night con· formidable NSA auack. the game tied al 61-61 and refused test ranked No. 2 in the Men's 2A ASRECandNSAarenorsched- !he ball to the referee and was hit division, not only was upset 61-37 uled to play each other in the regu- wilh a technical An argument en- by Synocuse, they were annihi- lar season, so the finals may be the sued and anolher technical, lead- lated, taunted and just plain day of put-up or shut up. ing 10 Waraire's ejection from the outplayed from start to finish. The Other games: In the closest contest. Four foul shots later, lhrec embarrassinglossshowsmorelhan game of the night the Athletic made, and !he game was put out of just a loss for one toP"notch team, Training Center (2-1) nipped the reach to the dismay of UMass. it solidifies Ibis league as the deeP" Vietnemese Student Associa- Dolphin finished with 29 points est in talent. Oftheeigb~n teams, tion (1-2) 44-43 in the night cap for No. 2 UIBP (3-0). from bolh Monday and Tuesday in the Matadome. ATC played TheSaiuklssbowcdtheirdomi- nights, at least 10 teams have a well throughout the contest but oancc wilh a 91-52 victory over Baseball team wins solid shot at the four playoff spots. left the door open for V SA down the Rebels that solidifies their No. Softball makes Yes, some teams are on the bubble, the stretch. VSA not snatching I nmldng. Panaka Chea oetted 31 two-day game so to speak, but with the bursting tbe opportunity granted, showed and James Morris added 28 for the history despite ofMichigan,upsetscanprovecon- a lacking offensive prowess that Salultis. 97 Luis Medrano tagious as the top teams will have proved fatal. ATC's Darrin · Other pmes: Quakes SI, Slip- downpour St>IWrillt to stay alert for sneak attacks by Jones led all scorer. with 19 payRock46; "-67,SlanWlul The Hawaii Rainbows baseball thehuogry undenlogs. The NCAA points. 66; Syraruoe6 l,(was) No. 2Mlchl- The 78 softball fans that team came out to Matador Field Tournament tol'"SCCds can take FASA (2-l)defcatedlhe Latino 37; 81 , SO; sal in the rain got a chance pn Colormdo Coyous Wednesday, but there was no such some advice from the devastated Business Association (1-2), 6S- to see two history-making lloilennakers67 ,Arizona64; """' luck with rainbows of a more or- Michigan squad .. if you Chink your SS. Roberto Cruz W!IS high point events in the Matadors rain- slers 54, Blue De\'lls S2. ganic kind, as the second game of 100 good 10 be beaten then you've man for LBA wilh 26. shortened 6-0 win over Iowa what would have been a rare already lost Tberestofthescores: Korean State, yesterday. Men's JA Leai:ue tripleheader was rained out. Christian Fellow SO, Deaf With a runner at third The Matadors won the first Player of the Week Csunians 47; Mulllcultural Psy- No. I RedShirts78,Knicks 29 base, Scia Maumausolo game 4- a continuation of chology Association 6S, APSA/ No. 2 Bullets S7 , Grizzles 37 grounded a run-scoring Tuesday's game which was rained MALE: Jqmes Morris-scowl AACF37 single up the middle, giving No. 3 Warriors forfeit win over out in the bonom oflhe fifth inning acombined62oointrjntwogqmer Scores: ASREC 79, Athletic the Matadors 2-0 lead in the Clippers with Hawaii leading 3-0. /411 wuk, Jn the Club League he Training Club 41; Vletnemese 1hirct inning. The single was . After CSUN lied !he game in !he rqr:WI up 34 jn g ASREC 79-67 Student Association SS , Korean Maumausolo' s 141st career Softball Fraternity sixth, Casey Oieshier hit a home run victory oyer Phi Bew Sigma and Christian 29; Nikkel Student RBI. which ties her with and Sorority in the bottom of !he sevenlh 10 break then turnul around in the 2A ·Association 64, Asian American Beth Cale ante for the al!- -0. called by the umpire during Sorority Leatrue AlpllaXIDella 14,Alpllal'lll I I The downpour couldn't have the bottom of the fifth in- WUKTBREE: _,.., AJplla o..lcroa Pl 9, DtJta come at a worse lime for Hawaii Buketball1iCOftS> oin& because of a sudden Oub.Lape Delta Delta 7 wbo bad runners oo lint and lbinl downpour, nevertheless the Player Pool 46, AlpM Piii IS; with no outs. Ab Ya~ who stayed game went the official llve Nan: The Fraternity and Tiie top ""° teanu in thu divi· AlpM XI Ddla 16, Dellll Dt1111 innings. in to pitch for the second game, 10 Dellll IS;AlpMo.it:r.Plwins Men's 2A Lape from Monday bad not given up a hil s/on artdutiMd hook.11p In IM Cbclo Lopez hll a three- !'f'HI by fcd'eil over .._ "8pp9. nl&bl wae ClllCdod to the Cal The two games will be made up finals, daplte mllvledoppo- cm nin homer in the bouom of Sllle Men's Volicyb9ll wbco CSUN travels 10 Hawaii nmu. la the AlpbaXi Delta lq1lelker Norbidae the fourth Inning, account- win, Hedler Ford of the ..... dlm-1iog of George Mllllllt April 12, 13 and 14 . Dolts ing for the remaining three IS.2, S.15, IS.S, IS.3. The 'JbuB. M-iors Delli homo No. I oeoded ASllEC (3-0) gave the elfolt of the ni&ht ICOring runs. The game, extended ill tecud wiming llreak IO of ber teams points, nearly <1oy m&ht C