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raduatmi; -.cmors and f-all 20)3 graduate' mu<;.I n:g1~er Gby March 51f1hc)' "am tu par· Uc1pate m tll1' -.cOlC"-C(' grndu.t11w1 und commencement ccremonte\ S1uden1s who do no' meet the dead· hne will not be ab~ to panK:tpatc m any ol the gra.p!tSSed I p.,,., Collogo of..__ ood Soool -. CS!* were around twlH.hirds lcw. pilrHime stmnc desino I<> Wlem during Bnancial Kllunmtr ,....veil Ins dooorate In profesM. handl< of hani'ilups in !ho PB" aoo lhal such cuu lin&lifb Ind Ii~ from the Uni- S111<.'< then. he ha• held a numbct elpcricrn;:e they ha\.e Pfl.l"1dcd. arc oemporary...... ,. of M'ichlpn in 1971, wlltn! ho of admirustAuve position m Fullet- Klammer 181d. "We .-S w tell pccple • won1 AiOr"110deolwidl •oo. includrng chair of the lln1u1stics Klammer Slaled coocem "'llardin& alwo be ID.c dloir.," Klammer ""'1. 1arJ< ..i- ~ 11 CSUN. deportment. and also chatt of the the new erwollmt:rit l'tlqUUallCOCS and '"Th1np WIH j<( - · (And) when He bepn M Cal S1ato Flili Klammer has been II car s.... Jill&"""' .. Cal ScllC f\lllcrtoa. m&SMOll." ~ ""'1. 'Th" IS tile on Mardi I ond 3. Thnto ond FUI.._ for 34 yun. He JOlned The '""""'·pooitionl lhll 1(.1-- 11..-y of Nonhrid&e and f\lllcnotl - locabaoo ...... Alli l"' - d!.sc"-1. Palestine takes case to tribunal Tiffi HAGUE. Ndlloiands Israeli 6flkials said under· They 1lope a ruling .,,Unst ous, Walled enclaves . .,,_ (AP) - The Palestinians Sl'" suicide bombi"8 as cie$ btf,.. an inll:rnational lri- O.illlidc .the ho..-ing .. ""' the dispule should be resolved of the 1-1 fur"'""""""""' wnal for the fi"' time. ll:iaaai!ISllhebotricrandin Palestinian su~ Documen,. submitted by matcly i$ R:Sponsible. ..This phenomenon is 11\o ....,k of fa""' of the c:oun's authorily to man:hed lo the trom the United N:iboos io the roun -Id"""" ~ • 1'.tnder 8ll opinloo "" illl legalily. the Out.ch Patlia!Tlent a few are "staggeringly tolally silen• lstaeli p>licies and U.S. Marines sent into Haiti's capital "This wall is. not aboot sccu~ miles away, cbanllng and ClUT)'- on the subject of Palestinion !er· includina !he ll'lendes~ col<> rity. It is about enttonching the ing grophk: phoCak:,tinian rorism," said an Israeli back· nit.ation of our In!.• PORT-AU-PRINCF_ Ha111 (Al') Fifty U.S. Marines occupo1ion and the de facto children killed by Israe li sol, ground paper. While Israel is oot formally \frearned min the capital Monday lo pn:Jf.ect the U.S. Embassy and 11111•:.atioo ()f llllge"""' ()f the · dier!t The demonsll'alion was The P.J~inian.i; oppose the participating. it is clearly con· 11' staff. while goverrnnent k)yali'st.;; set flaming barricades to Palestinian lalid," Al·KidWll IOld one of many acros.< lhe Arab route of lhe bonier, which dips a:med about lhe Cll'!O. It sent a hlocl. the mad fmm rebels. lhreruening to move on Pon -au~J~nce . the tribunal. world showing !>,llidari1y wilh. several ml~ into the West Bank small team of legal expem 10 Fngh1.ened Cabmct muuMers were ask.mg fnends for places lllUon whose time has Bernard PreVali'I, 33. f'lleadcd as he wlis dragged away. after a Pa lestinian bomber The court's cb::ision is oonbind- Al-Kidwa argued the bar- pwe4 has beoome a charged head Oleedrng killed eight Israelis and ing. b..at its rulings arc innuential. rier would leave half the campaign over one issue: let· ··we're going to cJr,,cui rhe city of all 'chimeres,"' satd rebel wounded dozens on a TIM! Palestinians havt high West Bank Pale'sti nians ror," he wrote in Monday's D~.;;.iuve.r Magu..'itm, 2fl. Oumere. whK:h means ghost. is used Jerusalem bus in an au:ack. 1ha1 expC..:tatiOns· for tile case · ~within isolated. nom.'9ntagu~· Yedio< Ahronol daily. 1.0 ~nbe hardcore Anstkk militants.. National Conservatives dominate Iranian elections TElfflAN, Iran (f\P) - ' .hoping for revival of a reformist, The nat iQnwide. lUmo.ut vative group ''Developers of C.u]didates 00 the 67 pem:nl in the la\! parlla- Gholamali Haddadadel , ii con- SA N ANTONIO tAP) - A ~train of avian influenza flbcrals. an imponant forum in Mn thal: ~to their aspira- mentary elections io -2liti<;al resuictiQns, acc<>nling on !he P.'"loflh<.lr~ p!qlle_ lh<;ooun1ry·s~1 '"Nom~1hde! and self· The shift of control in patha- lion, said hard-11ners will face ua1ion, we have to keep an open mind." C.011. said. new ch.ill on cfftw to warm described independents won rnenl expands the influence: of God's pitnlshme.ot. On Fn~y, ?> tale officials s:.id the outbreak was n low- relations between Tehran and aboot 65 seats. acrording to lnlr> !hwcracy ~ denies liberal< an '1 hope yoo will he ques pa1hog_enK version of bird nu. mcanmg it posed hule fisk l(l lhe Wt.'il. ria Mini"1y figures. The final •mponant forum for chall expeGIOO Tuesday. the almoy· Mohammad Khalami of a key Ing the head of the Guardian ge111r avian flu has heen found in lhe Uni1ed S11ucs, Suaw said. CdX'd rhe var: after nwn: man JiOW1;C of supp:n, Council, which. was responsi· DcHa\llid · A disappointed Bush adrnin- 2.400 liberal candldates were lo Tehran, previously a lib-- ble for ~ mass disquahfica- ~ vowed M

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She uid it wu lhe ""'' Coribboan's corpor>lle olftces id landnlart would hit l..qronc jus.t as 11he came home for ml!l '"""" and P'l\1all1 fuimllotgod hull of A handful of ctltldo owners whose ooiu, face t~ Or&Pe) c.rew ·mt .mbcn: wete i'hissml New Oriean.1, tnd IJ1h't:lcrs yw·~-.1~.· the &UnUn Lee Ill on MOOd•y In the a«idea4. H•ll oo Hope Sut;:i ha•• oomp\ained 1ha1 tht ....., poru, ~arr)'hls ffi""'Y Hall olfocial• have b !loQt$. ~fc$1, W. . wayorllflilMll>•""""· enforce leash laws on campus By RYAN L. BAOOIN llld bulUSUllly ...... doit." respo,uibility and to dean up ~~A HADDAJ!. _ Owners will receivo cil&c •Iler their guide dogs. SUNOIALSTAFP tionl if the dogs continue lO be The one and a half year pro- • problem, fcfNndei .aid. gnun teaches the dogs how to nleashcd 1nd vjcious . "We ...... ,.,,. o( the people help people who need assis- doc lhlt CIU5e I who ore Ille ._ vocal w have tance. Pan of the training di tutbance ire not pllblic safety ., enfon:e leaah involves woriong with the dog U ()n allowed umpus and are lows," MacJioo:o said on ca'mpus. Gomez has not ptrmiued to enter any of She c•pllined lhal feral received the support of Slu· th<> buildingr unleJO they are cars were cilber once domea!ic dcn1s and faculty on campus. servk:c dogs, said Opera ~ or ore de<;eU' that the ' enter buildings. Gomez satd ie..heS, and OWllCB who nta· Cat Ptoplc take """' of. tha1 people are accepcing of the lect clean up afier their pets ''What M w1nt to do is dog m the campu11 buildings havo fNStraw:d llbme students take care of the feral cat (pop- because the)' ._now 1hal 11 1s and the CSUN Cat Pt<>ple, it is ulatloo) on campus (and con- gomg to help 11orneone no< a big problem on -campus, trol it),'" she said. ··E"eryooe here at CSUN Fernandez said. Two reasons why the Cat ha.11 been wonderful." " Gomez. Cat People is a group of People arc most vocal about There are now 4-5 bltnd faculty, staff and students on having campus police tln'AN ,_UC,... I ~r StJNOW. students at CSUN who Gomez doS Richter CSUN's Botank: Garden. campus who take care of enforce leash laws on campus Judy wallai ..... thf'OUlh have received dog feral cats on campus.Slid is because unleashed dogs the feeders, who was carrying by owners who do not clean up Shapiro said. " If you are hand- through Guide Dog" of Sabina Maaliocco. assistant can pose as a major threat cat food. wH almost 'attacked after their dogt. icapped. you need it" America, said Gomez professor in anthropology and mward the feral cats and the by an unleashed dog. .. I haven·1 stepped in any,'" Judi Oomez, who volun- ··you get a full bred well· faculty advisor for the Cat Peo- Cat Pcop{e themselves, Magliocco said. ,. said Josh Shapiro, senior soci· tecrs through Guide Dogs of trained dog for $300." said ple. Magliocco said. · 'We doo ., want our stu- ology major. "But ihey !Clive America and 1s adm1mstra- .. Gon~z ··you can't go wrons "On occasi,on '#e get calls Last No,..cmbcr. a cat was dents and staff to be endan· (feces around and) owners 1ive suppon ass1stan1 for the with that." when dogs are being a nuf~ found killed in the catly morn- gered by these dogs," Maglioc- neglect their responsibility." geography department. 1s m Unlike the dog~ on cam- sance," Fernandez said. ing on campus because a dog co satd. Shapin~ thinks that local thc process of 1ra1111n g her pus 1ha1 are pets, Gomez '"And they are dcolt with attacked it, she said. The Cat People trap, neuter rcsidcnts- should not be fourth dog. advises that service dogs accordingly. I wouldn't say "'It WIS l tremendous loss,'" and then return the cats back to allowod w bring their dogs to "Service dogs do their bus1- should not be pct. it's a big problem." she uid. "We get .uachcd ., their community on campus. campu , but said that he would ness on 1hc gm.\, and (lhe1r ··(People) should not even '"We would probably give (the call) and it's sad." so that the cats will not be able not .ha\'e a problem with Sec· owners) have baggies to pick ask 1f they can pct (a service (dog own...) a warning,'" Fer- The Car People come .onto tO~UCC .. ing Eye dogs. up the poop," Gomez said dog)," Gomez said. ··(Tue nandez said. "We do have campus early each rhot"ning Another problem on cam-. "Seeing Eyes dogs. that's a She said owners of the owners) get asked at ~ 50 50mt- ~ that don ·1 get it. to fccct' the fenl cats. One of pus-ls the amoorit or feces left compleicly diffcren1 issue," servi~ dogs k.,rtow 10 1ake IJO\C' a·day."

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Get buay talk ng. Learn more by going to: www.UMvn..oom U.&.AIR·~· 9'0RCa caon lllTG" TMI llU ( Competitive dance squad hip-hops into lie rts By RUDY ME DOZA including working as cocktail what yoo'll aet out of i~" said lil'-ifJIAI ~AH waitresses for fraternities, and co-captain Malorie Mum .. are willing to woric wilh other mett, sophomore religious nly m their 1;,ec.orn:I on~ca mpu!l organiwlions to studies m¥>r. The team prac- year 3" a club. 1he raise l"ll(NlCy. tices every Monday and Maladaocer1, JUZ Charity is their greatest Wednesday nigh~ preparing O ~mup for competitions near the end learn_ 3 "-mall of per- virtue though. The team per- lormanct' an1""· ...... mt l(l be forms and in.strucl~ dance at of the. scmc 1cr. 1he oftk1al l'IHTIJX'llll\-C dance the YMCA. providing aftcr- ·'Tb(, biggest objective out· "4UJJ Im ('SI IN school acti vities for free. lncy sJde working in the communi- "Our goal i ~ hi be recoi; ""ere also scheduled to per'- ty .. , i! to be a compethive 1111c<.I h) ttk -.chool J..'I a learn. form a1 Homecoming Satur- dance lcam:· satd .... , we c;m J:!C'I more lundmg day to raise awareness about Matadancers coach EJ. Bal- lot 1he team:· "aid Sarah their club \ donado. "That would be the " We're here 'calJSC we ultimate goal" Wu:'t' capta111 und Junior lllUG"I' Ht!NOOZA l ~l'JUHDW. k111 e..,1nh,gy m<1Jor "Right en1oy dancrng," Wiese ~aid TryouLS for their compcu- The Hat.adadancen Jazz team fi.,...tuntn1 their dance routine to a competitive level. no-w . 1lU1' teru..·her t~ worlmg "We don'1 gel paid for any- 1ive squad were held Monday, !or hee ·· thing .• was very commi11cd and fcrc1~dancestyles i.n their rou- blends hip-hop with jazz. but you can find them in Kine- The Ma•adgy room 250 fi:om 7:3(). lun

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Documentary film shows off 'parking Alborn liftS readers to a new high lot headliner ' during Blink 182 tour 'Passio.n' stirs controversy in new fil01 Albom' creative wnun lrlg novel with ht~ ck!vcf cum- Sl}'le weaves two sporadic !WI)'· mumcation of the nurncrou speak A.ramaiC and' Latin, I don'l rhink the movie · lines tOjJethcr. Eddie's life m morals of the srory, """" .. the with English SPbtitle" · will bfud anti-Scmilism ac; Mel Gibson film raises questions of earth W1d hi life in heaven. Ai omponancc: o( human interaction James Cavieul pl1ys the people have feared. but I the same time. Eddie communi- and ex.iscence.. Whether we heartrending role of Je&.l1S, think people will walk aw1y cao:S five equally !l<>werful and know it or not. a hfe may chaflge and Maia Mprgenstern, ... 1 anti-Semitism valtioble lessons oo the life h< rOR:vcr because of another being.. (tomanian Jewish actress. sonal to its creator and finan- movie to open. play• the Virgin Mary. The cicr, Gibson. who hjmself Sharla Robinson. senior •1 Nt;W YOfUit fJMRS l'Ui\TS&lLUll. dramaric look on her face dur- has reportedly used any- child and adolescent bchav- B) RUDY MENDOZA By RENfJ:_~CL...CO ing some scenes were enough wherc from $25 million to ior major wants to see the \l"lilJl.\l\l-'.l l B~ !t MEUK.srEPANYA~ C'OrO'IU8lfnNG WRm=.R 10 brin3 teaTS streaming down C(>NTR)Bt.mNG WRITER $40 million of his own film because of her religious my-face. money to fi nance a genre of views. She said it is impor- be "lratmg their h1't for boou. pol. These b<>y• wen '1about being documentary you learn 10 Christ. .. does all three. Semitic, claiming it unfairly ing piece or art looks like, potential to generate hostility ponray the Jewish leaders at I~ and unaha.'ihed kwc IOJ uninspired and insignificant His dominano, Just buaws him to cn&er into his """' fncods Pll'l\IY m.:. ror all the flak Blink PmonaJ intetviews With mem· controversial movie is an ers ha"e said it is too brutal, bea1ing. torment a~ Cruci- • film. "The Passion "Mel Gibson shows a vcr- Crucifix.ion of Jesus, while The first que~uon you shoukt own adapwic<1 of heaven where COVlllTH'f Of MY.. UUON 182 ha.< rocetved '" recent years bets of llll the bands and roadies unflinching Christian portray· stating Jesus· cmolional tor- fix.ion, it's absolutely numb- . of ibc Christ," h.as sion that is (ocused on the the ruler of the region, Pon- .L-. 1<. yoorselL 1, '"do I bkc thc!IC he reunites with five key poJpk: by ruck aficio11ados for their full· supports the namtive of the fi lm al of Jesus Christ's life and ture is too violent. ing, from lhe opening scene struck a very intimate and evil o{ the Jewish people at tius PHatc, is ponraycd to be Albom - fun of heaven dwouah .... vision• of°"'_., Nods'"' .From there, your inter· who each Clellts. oo ~ per(Qpodre!.. a> aduldfshly - es Ind down 'time ""'8ciplay b0cksto his childhOOd, his tri- ·After watching the film at stone-cold expression, where tho~sands .of people acrms and coordinator of the Jewish In actuality, Pilate was a la11mlef11 sn11 of wa)' lhe film~ group loving fnends. provides the enl diary mounuun1; s.now capped Albom \ c;wect tolktale too "1"he Fi.,.e People You Mce1 Real World," 1he film bct:omcs tour exposes vicWcrs to this other scenes: .. · in a live interview, I don't your swea1cr •nd you're h.is even been released. sen a version of the passion ly Jews. in order to repress on Ku1 u Up''i alcohol dlC« and' a behavioral acience CK.pen- troop's forms lo\ljn1 peak~ jagged rocks. and .!>tippy. he des.cnbe!-i &.k.he\ hie 111 HeJ" en·· l'i a popular must· or The movie - which was think ii is anti-Semitic. As blown away by the sacrifices On o~e end of the spec· \hat lays particular blaJllC on the popula1ion. Pilate was \.L:l.'.a'VOOal rock perfonnances • men1 focw;mg on a group of uprcssion, which includes sheer purple slopes black w11h JUSI !he nght anl04nl ol read f'l(l\el. lca1.mg reader.;. wnh fin~ ~y Gibson and cost Pope ·John Paul ll supposedly ·-portrayed. trum Christians stem lo be rhe Jewish people. and noc on even called 10 Rome and lake ... a moon rel~ted bnght· llteu ph1ICKOphy IS "CJ) tv.enty r.omcthing~ . In th11 fake blowjob.s and harmle rouJhly .. $2~ mOlion - is dcta1l h 1s a "hort and e<1~1ly a wann iu11..I 1melhgen1 feeling sta.\ed-fo!Jowing a show.in.a,~r ., .: "1¥11!\i•J .'!"~ .OJ .!"\ •,l!'"t: .,;;;~l\!'JlJQ•. YJ~W . ~ .fihp. ,. Pool~ Pi)••~. ruler fr1>m the ..• rcerilJ>Jlnd~r<1lmg full 1.:onUICt male from arl aria1y11cal point or win an Oscar, but h's- n'lildly ...... inspired 10 create their own reader in 1he cOd. leaving them gle up "-Ith for ;m, C'-C'llmg accounts, and the characters qs II was. a.nd"now. . of the prnnacle of thctr "Jewish people (ia the In the film. Pilate is por· t1r.n.J111g, 11 flurT) ot humor and \'iew_ Debauchery,> JUvcniha cntenalning and it doe& pass ima&e of the enchanted place m~pm!d and wanlmg more while enjoying " ;.·up ol ~)( faith. On the other, many are film)·look horrible, bu1 Pon· trayed as being pressured by 'l'"U' to a dm@ bar Kui u Up'' and Peter Pan syndrome. the the time. Personally, I'd and ask the question, ""what 1~ One ..cntcno..:e "1lys 11 all "No dli.. •.:oltue or cottee b crvone worried about how the film tius Pilate was the population and lhc Jewish ~... s1,t. Chn .. ("ote , ..ummed up honesty about ~ wanting to rather have been creating my hea'en really like?" 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nudgel v.tth a head foll of stu· hcan condi1ion which limits with a bonlc of water and p•d •• his physical ac1iv111es , DOR some quarters because The re.;1 of the film's male has helped h1fn lose wc1gh1 everyone 1s welcome. anu.gon15.H, 1a'-e on this ~101ilar and .. 1ay condj11oned. Localed at the ea1;1 end ot oHr-the·top "'-Oman ~hati ng · "II helps me sl.ay in shape lhe USU, the game room tone. Men become so ovctly since I stopped playing allows Studenls, faculty and stupid and brutal 1oward · sports," sa,id A'rriqgton ... , other members of lbc com- Kallen thal II d1strac1s the went from 236 pounds down munity to relu and cscipe audience from bclievmg thu1 B} RI.JOY ME OOZA 10 IJ!O. pounds." the ngors of ever)'dlly lire. might ac1ually ha.V"e happened "il"'int.\IH"n Arciniega can't get ••The game room 1s a oi. real life. thou h 1t probabl)' lltlYAN FU.£ HS enough of ii. In the two ~rvice lhat the USO pro· did Sti lt. 1hc cutoonish SUNDIAL STA Pf years he has been playing vidti to escape the academ· eep1n11 u.pocta1K>f'I~ low misogymst1c world makes the ODR. he estimates that he ~ world while promoting ~I Meg Ryan'i ne~ pomt 1ha1 Kallcn's eventual cnie Arcmicga. an has spp1rcd rM lJlOI')' (Omal Eppo) dowo tho 1 1• ud Arnn,gton hive 1..-0 their feet on lhe d'recuonal b11Hard table .wt1h enough The tilm bcaan by ••111>- d·· 1Mplrcd Kallea IQ lwtnril Shaw onl ot of fnendt 10 _,, A£1« ,,,_,.,.. • bour ha>in1 fQJI ..,i letti I 10 of ly, and like it when people ,,.,.,p. ..._, ocadc.nue tr reco1oiie yOllr skill , head vie ... athletic event , ucb as l'lldleol ~ ...... ~...... ,_majw, _,._.._._, °" his lee • her wnclc lllM. • over 10 the U•,.ersiry --.S4i. OAHC&. PllQe 10 ...... ,______,....,,_ ___ • _____.. _ ...... lillallu"a Arri.,ioa aa. f- •idlough lie .._ a ...i • SJ!ldebt Union """° room n

'Eurotrip~ another 'popcorn movie'

By ROBERT SOLIZ C01111'1USLITING WRITER

)f a while now redun- happen. which unr0rtunllely dancy ha.~ been the- way takes away the shock valUe o score a succco;sful of any jo~e . Thero are F by Lucy Lawless mo' 1c A fonnula was created cameos and hat·k in the l.'1ghties from films Vinnie Jones. which are hl..c " Pork)''"'" and "Reven'ge hu'J""°"S. but the jolces tend of !he Nenl.,.. that all these to be bland in the end. Wbilc fi \m, follow Gather sonX" the movie does contain an a11r.tet1 '"e young actors for eye abundance of unwanted • rnnd)'. have grJluitous nudity nudity, Lhcre is ·a dream run rampant and ha"e the sequenitty ancl.Cooper b.,.. all on a nude beach ln DNamWorio Pktures' comedy .. Eurotrip." Their goal i.s simply to enter· a rc\uh. S..:olly travel\ to tam rather than share some C.ermJn)' IO find h1..; new hcrg) and Ja.sme (Travis mhabitanL~ or Europe. Of such as the sex~ friend QU'bocl copy of "Road Trip" greater meaning, 'If y~·re ltn e Acc~)lnpany~ng h.un on Wester). Acro ~s. London, course hilarity ensues as t~ey and the ncni turned stud. While and other films . willing to spend eight dollars . 1he,.1r1p are... his thre~.:b;c't . (:1.aris, Ams~rda~ ;.nd, UJµ- "nteract wilh overy.one ~ho the ffiov'te obvlooJly is not an . Because 'most of thejo. ~e~. .. 0~-~J~~i!!J~"! Y!l!''.Y!.P.rob- fri.c,Od\ . Cooper· Ha~~i\~ "··mal~ly ·: 'B~r17n ;•· hie ... ·' rou~~ t'<)~'s 1he1r W'ay.. ~ I· •• "'~~~Yi Study. ihtte: . ar~·-t"CCycled ... fr6m . " Road ably alieady had: 1hen go 'd~Coli' Vit t\'; ai\ ~~r.-c;--'ff1Cil~lr.1he'r"ri!ClvCs ' Mhi · "Teenmov.echaraclCf'ilf'Chf>. arc certain momcms that do · Trip,. and .. Old School." it is ahead. Otherwise. just 1ake a Jenn) {Michelle Trachten harded by the 'ex-obsessed 1ypes we present: iO "Eur\.iitnp." keep it ffOl'n be.mg a compkte easy to predict what will rain check.

PASSION e xpre,.,ed doubt'\ !hat o f people shortly after having kept her eyes away while hs· la-;1 12 hours before his res· DANCE 6 .:! m11l1on Jew\ in Europ~. seen 1he plays. tcning to the audio, She did urrection i~ a very touchy Continued from page 9 f'I million were killed dur '" Most people don ·1 care, no1 want 10 see the excerpts. s ubjcc l ~ " El-Khouri said. Continued from page 9 1ng 1he Holocaust He but Jewish people care "Gibson made the film The movie seems to be a f-urther concern h;w, been argued some musl h11vc bccaJ.Jsc 1.hey arc targeted." especially violent 10 show litmus test of senliments 1he Lakers' aod Clippers' fueled by G1b,on·s bad- moved 10 1hc Un1t t" d States, Myers said. the actuality and the beauty with an original result for ~ a mes on .a big screen 1clc· ground and hl'\tory. including le raises doubts. worric'i Passion plays have noto- behind 11 all," Campfteld every person. While some v1s1on. And for the Internet allegallon.;, of homophobia and questions. said Jeffrey riously , laid everlasting said. "Yes he died, but at the express concern over the fiends, 1hc Web Is just a fro m a le"" y~ar' back. anl nli&ion." a oo •·•· to a:oo p.on.. l'ri- last Monday, in wlucb 'of vlo1m<:c toward Jews, watchfof [)j nc Sawyer's juaior art ...,;or. "l lhink it'• aoin& to be d•1'> 8:00 . .... t• 6:00 tc(ordinJ to the Anociated and it wu not uncommoa 1ntervic.• •idt GtMoa • .. Doina a r'Uaious lhO~it realty ioterestlna. M El~ p M., ud Saturdays 9·00 Pren. Hutton Gib on l K'*l·IO lie ll- by NII • C11111pfield sa

n Phantom Planet's got the look,' but how's then- S()und? .-----= <. song once its over to gel a tell if 1hey were in a posing second taste of 1hc sweet for band pictuxe. or being in rock n' roll. a band so they could poR If you happen to survive their piclurH. Greenwald the rough edg_cs of lbe firsr himself is guilty of an act- track, the second track tlkes. ing career. Yet, the new you on a short ride through video contains almost no the drum kit pony ride down posing. but ins!ead a delib- .Chastisement Lane in track erate attempt to look ualy By ANDRES PALENCIA two titled, "Badd Business." by literally dreuing up like (l)NTRIBlTTINO WttlTER The following track is the z.ombics and eating brains. first single off the rtcord, The remainder of the t has only been a couple "Big Bratt." album can best be described years since Phantom The band could not have as what lndie~rock would I Planet's last Ieleasc chosen a bcltcr single to solfnd like if ii was beat up came out but the transforma- represent the new incarna- by punk rock and reha,biJi .. tion from lhe mclo4ic looks ~ 11on of Phantom Planet than lated at the ska clinic. This arc ~ cverything rock that "Big Bratt.. This song band has come a long way came with their 2002 release embodies all the aspects from catchy guitar work. and "The Guest" to the stumble- that separate the new from vocally driven melodies to a rock kicking and sci;.caming the old Phantom Planet. newer dirty guitar sound seml-anthcmic new .self The lyrics reJlcct that they, and what sounds like air- 1itled album makes ii appar- like the subjcc1 of the song, planes landing on the bass cnl 1ha1 this band '!i: latest are "Always to no good," a drums. Also, Phantom Plan- rclc& is a bold auempt at dcfi~nt stance against their et should be commended for rcin~'cntion aJI ,the. way 10 .hauntingly commercial hil h~aving' :a: bifssist that RrVes lhe hquor cabinet. and theme song tot the Fox a vital pa.rt in the band's The album ironically show "The OC," .. C11ifor- sOund in tead of simply kicks off wft~ "Th.c. Happ~ nia." I must s1rcss th~ towering over everyone in Hnding", a Dau drum and rransfor"18tion of t6is' baild ' t'he: &l.ntfand geuing dibs on

dirty guitar-driven ex.cur- docs nor reflect any spite the chubbier groupie!!. COUl'ITU'f" 0# IK)H'f" MtHIC sion into dis.1ortion land. towards their past, We all . Phantom Planel's self- Phan~om Plane~ make• their way to th• liquor cabinet with new self·titled album. This track gives the II tener know "California" paid titlcd album is more signif- a taste of the new vocal their bills and landed them icant locally than anywhere vides a release for those mall punk with a chance to while at the same umc lt s- .st1ie bf Alexander Green- 1egendiry producer Dave else. It's all aboul rap and caught in the tedious sing along. rock and admm: tcn1ng to "ome leg111ma1c wald. h .tounds like he is Frindman, but, lnstco'tl a· ·punk rock. This album pro- preachy uninspired void of the good leoks of the band rock n' roll. putting his heart into a sign or growth 10 making song, but at the time or catchy music that sells to

recording, he is being making rock n ' rol1 to pay · 1 pujled ln10 a gianl super- · for liquor. . ;tt• " model orgy, pap~ . There i ~. The ~idco ·for " Big'. • I 'I.. E ,, 101f1e . 'tligh1 . desper.tll~ " B"':r~:- .. ~ wbUe.,.)<,du,'."n·'" ... ~• •.; ~W&T .• ,..,...,,...___,...,...+--+- . ,, _ll\11· ,tcfh;~.,tllo; p~l.Ji;JJ.~<:ll~!mP.'!' . P,f.th,., the listener who ' will 6and:s . me1amorphosls. undoubtedly restart the Back in 02' i' was ha.rd le;> ACROSS

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.• lights out: matadors defeat G By MA·RCUS VANDERBERG The tumin point of the pnie.

SPOK'l"S tDllUR acconling to Onyeneaochl. W11S when Gauchos freshman Olenn Tumor ut~idt wa(n'1 the only tluew down a thunderous dunk oo place 1t was raining on him. • Saturday afternoon in 1he Ironically, Onyenegecba ls usu • 0 ally the one dunlcint on opponent._ San Fernando Valley I ns1de the louder-than-usual hit was funny to me because we Ma1adomc. threc-pornlers were haven't been dunked on this tea- raining down on the UC Santa Bar- son," Onyenegecha said. "When he bara Gauchos as Cal Staie Nonh- dunked, I knew we were going to nd~e made eight of nine threes in win the game. ll was a w~-Ut> · 1h~ o;,econd half on their way to a call." · M0- 71 victory Turner's dunk with 5:38 left ilf l"nllnwing a m1<1>scd 1hrce-pomt- the fi15t half would pui the Gauchos er hy Junior forward Ian Boylan. up by its largest margi,n of the after- 1hc Matador' drained c1gh1 consec- noon, six. points. u11 .. c three pomler-;. _ se nding the ·~-- :~£....l'ry~~!~ - ~~~~ . 8!~· 1 never 1.Cil"> Ian\ 11110 a frenzy and leav- mentioned winning or To11iii." 111~ Gauchos head coach Bob Matador bead coach Bobby \\ii lia1m -.pcechle~~ Braswell said. "I just asked of my "Tht• l<.t.,l 1ir11e I 'i;tw a ~ h ooting players to play smart, play hard and r~.:rlmmance like Iha! was in the play together." 19X'i N(' AA ll nal\ w11h Villanova B<-•idcs ~ing an important Big c111d (~corgc1own:· Williams said. Wesl match, It wa.c; also Homecom- s~'lflll' 11! them were deep three- ing for the Matadors. ~11n1er' ,.u that·· 'lhc crowd deserves a lot of Sc1unr ~umd Michael Scott crcdu tonight," Boylan !aid. \ ;11nc oft 1hc hench and go1 the Capping off ttle great afternoon 1hree poml pJrade <;ta rted One was Boylan scoring his l.OOOth Junior ton.arcl Ian Boylan .Cored hit l,OOOth point in the Mabldon' 10-71 YictO.,.- UC Sanca Barl>ara. after ..&n\lther. lhe Matadors were in career point, the I 3lh Matador to hit 'uch a' -gn.MI\ e 1hat JUmor guard, the mark. said. ··1 S'aYI> myttammatts making ing, Northridge couldn't find a way firsl victory over tho rival Gauchos in Oa\ in While \hot a thru-pomtcr .. , want to give thanks and shots so I stancd shooting as well." to put away the Gauchos until the their three ~ of Big West confer- from 1he n ght-hand corner, which credit 10 my teammates over the Jones was respon~ible for 1wo final two minute$ of the game. ence play. ba nl. ed off the backboard and went past three yean for accomplishing of the eight three-pointers on his Three costly rurnov'crs in the "This was probobly the biggest win this," Boylan said. way to a catccr-high 13 points off final I :SI by UCSB and a tip-in by of the .._, up 10 this poini." said :·1 wasn't C\len think.mg about He led all scorers with 21 the bench. junior forward Etoagwara Onye- Onyenegocha. "Ouia (Davis) and loo 1t." freshman walk-On Terrell Johes points and six. as ists. ,E_ven witti th~ exccllen.t shoot·· negocha with !:18 sealed tho team's (Frazier) earlier sal\f win this came." n.orthri.dge brings home title BJ ANDREW BARLAM relief and a comprett-game win as tneled the L-Oyola ·Chicago pitch - ·:----·~. ~--..-':-:.'"-<-~.-· ···"-· ...... ·, a .fiUNotAL STAFF • &£art'ti;··101fftl)rove t two outs in the~ SUNOfALSTAff quioldy male up for his mlol*e by homc ~- booesnan Erik fint lrlniA&- ol the lhlrd !Mina. sivlllll die Matad piddlla olf the runnor at f111t Aootila' Hap:rom. The ~ wwld add Rioe--.ld.,. one""' lid la the a7-0-.... ll!d .. infield the s-Nonhridce- wlllt S&ngle would - ""'in the lllp of the...... lllpoftbe-~and.....id• Tho Demon Deacons -.Id ... _,,°" held on 111 theu final game S1a111C fur T.,..- cat... Kun Weld!. moking k f>.2. but ame no<"-.· lhe lead m the lllp of the foil'• ~ champioQI, die C-3:,...... 0. ~ wwld-fot Xnllltin .. IOpofthe ... Rioe~5-!I)' ..,_ • .,_ u twuof"- Tho T..,.. would"""" """" ...,....,._.__iltholOp C-1: "~2 ...... 00 four ....ie. nl ...... Ii Willt - fiQlliMIN ...... _ ....pdllll11pllil .... .,"' ..... _ol...... Do a hOle ear1y ..... Ml:q1hil......