2 •The Daily Sundial• CSUN •Wednesday, November 27, 2002 Wire Official calls for death of writer LAGOS, Nigeria (AP) - leader, Ayatollah Ruhollah the teaching. of the Quran," gested Islam's founding The deputy governor of a Khomeini, i. sued a 19 9 Zamfara state Information prophet Muhammed would largely I lamic . tate in fatwa - or religious edict - Commissioner Tukur Umar have approved of Miss World northern Nigeria has called again t him for allegedly Dangaladima said Tuesday. and might have wanted to on Mu. lim to kill the insulting Islam in his be ·t- Islam· holy book "states marry one of the contestants. igerian woman who wrote selling novel, "The Satanic that whoever accuse: or Her religion i unknown. a newspaper article about Verses." In 1998, the Iranian insult any prophet of Allah ... The newspaper has issued the Miss World beauty pag- government declared it should be killed," repeated apologies for the arti- eant that sparked deadly would not upport the Dangaladima told The cle, saying the offending por- religious riots. fatwa, but said it Associated Pres .. "If tions were published by mis- "Just like the blasphe- could not rescind the I ~al .he (Daniel) is take after earlier being deleted mou Indian writer Salman edict since, under 4 Muslim. she ha· no by a supervising. editor. Fifteen now held in Bali bombings Rushdie, the blood of lslamic law, that could be option except to die. Isioma Daniel can be shed," done only by the per on who But if she i a non-Muslim, the JAKARTA, Indone ia (AP) - Indone. ian police . aid Zamfara Deputy Governor i ued it. Khomeini died m only way out for her i. to con- Tue. day that in addition to the two main su peels in la t Mahamoud hinkafi told a 1989. vert to I lam." Calif. month' Bali bombing , they also have detained 13 accom- gathering of Mu lim groups While state officials in Daniel. a Lagos-based plices who they . aid were indirectly involved. in the state capital, Gusau, Nigeria cannot issue fatwas. fashion writer with ThisDay, Seven alleged accomplices were picked up in different on Monday. the deputy governor, "like all reportedly went into hiding slaying parts of Indone ia on Monday, . aid police repre entative Rushdie, an Indian-born Mu. lims," considers the after being interrogated by Bng. Gen. Edward Aritonang. Briton, went into hiding after death sentence again ·t police last week in connection suspect They included a man, identified only a Agus, who was Iran's late revolutionary Daniel as "a reality based on with the article. which sug- arrested in West Java province on u ·picion of having r bbed a jewelry hop, the proceeds of which were later caught u ed to finance the Oct. 12 attack , . aid Aritonang. Feds break up identity-theft ring The other six suspects were taken into cu tody in Riau NEW YORK (AP) - The approval. trying to determine how many CONCORD, N.H., province. aid Aritonang. Four of them assisted the main (AP) - A 23-year-old; suspect in the bla t . Imam Samudra, to obtain fake identi- high-tech . cam that expo ed As he announced the individuals were victimized. the finances of more people arre. ts of three men blamed "With a few keystrokes, man opposed to "police- ty papers, he said. state tactics" was cap· Other detainee were villagers who hid weapons or nationwide to identity thieves for giving others access to these men essentially picked wa a wakeup call for con- credit reports, Corney predict- the packets of tens of thou- tured in a hotel Tuesday ,: chemicals later used to build the bomb , police said. as people in California:.. Samudra was arrested last Thur ·day. Police ay he ha sumers and law enforcement ed Monday that the costs of sands of Americans and, in authorities urpri ·ed by it the cam would ri e "many, the process, took their identi- flocked to a memorial< admitted to having planned the bombings. He has al o con- service for a police om- . fes ed to at least two other deadly bomb attacks in size, a pro. ecutor ays. many millions" above the tie . stole their money and "We have tumbled upon $2.7 million already counted. swiped their security," cer he apparently admit· : Indone ia over the last two years, officers ay. ted killing. '2, something that is bigger than In nearly every Corney said. any of us imagined, judging instance, individuals Authorities said Andrew Hampton,:.. by the tens of thou ·ands of will recover the the scheme began Mccrae, 23. of people who were ripped off money they lost, about three years ago Olympia, Wash., surren- here," U.S. Attorney James B. sometimes after time-con- when Philip Cummings, dered without incident Corney said. suming and stressful efforts to a help-desk worker at about 10 a.m. after a The pro ecutor said more prove they were victims and Teledata Communication , standoff at the Holiday Inn, police said. Fund pays out money to sniper victims than 30,()()() people were vic- to clean their financial sold passwords and code· for timiLed. some of them discov- record. , authorities said. downloading consumer credit Investigators will have RO KVlLLE, Md. (AP) - A charitable foundation has ering that their bank accounts "Their liability will be lim- reports to an unidentified per- to prove the man they di stributed thou:ands of dollars lo Washington-area sniper were drained. addresses ited," Corney said...The peo- son. Teledata, a software com- arrested is the same victims, the fir:t money distributed to :urvivors of the changed, lines of credit ple that take the hit ultimately pany, provide. banks with Andrew McCrae who shootings and families of those killed during the spree. opened and new credit cards will be all of us. computerized acce s to credit admitting on the Web to Check, for $18,571.43 from the Victims' Rights opened without their Corney said authorities are information databases. killing the officer, but Foundation were either hand-deli ered or mailed over the police indicated they weekend to the families of I0 people killed and the four believe he is. A fugitive people wounded in the region in September and October, warrant from California . aid foundation head Gregory Wim . 60 more taken ill on cruise ship named McCrae, and The foundation rai. ed $260,000 from 2,0 donation . ORLANDO, Fla. (AP) - Prevention in Atlanta was mingle in close quarters for Concord Police Chief Gifts ranged from a $3.50 money order to $70,000 from an At least 60 people on the investigating and should days or weeks, can provide Jerry Madden referred affordable housing charity. Additional money will be raised Di ney cruise hip Magic have test re ults identifying ideal conditions for a virus reporters to the Web site through Dec. 31 . have contracted a flu-like ill- the viru by the end of the to spread. when asked who he was. The funds will help families get through the holidays nes this week even after the week, representative The illness on the ship is The FBI tipped police "without wondering where the mortgage payments are vessel was crubbed becau e Bernadene Burden said. believed to be caused by a at 2: 19 a.m. that Mccrae coming from or where the car payments will come from," of an earlier outbreak, offi- Jaronski said about called a "Norwalk- was staying in a fourth- aid Ellen Alexander, a Montgomery County police official cials said Tuesday. 2,400 passengers and like" virus. It is floor room at the hotel. who has worked with the sniper victims. The ship was disinfected 950 crew members 1spread through A police tactical team About 15 funds have been e tablished since the sniper Saturday after 275 people were aboard the cur- food and water and arrived at the hotel, a attack , many that specifically help children and other sur- became sick on the Magic's rent Magic cruise, which contact with block from the vivor of people who died. The Victims' Rights Foundation last even-day trip. The left Saturday night from Port infected people or Statehouse, at 6 a.m. and and an account set up by Montgomery County are among source of the virus that Canaveral, about 50 miles things they have touched. It the fourth floor of the the few that benefit the victims a a group. caused the illnes. has not ea ·t of Orlando, on a can cause diarrhea, tomach hotel was evacuated, been determined, Di ·ney Caribbean tour. The 964- pain and vomiting for up to police said. FBI negotia- Cruise Line representative foot ship spent Tuest..lay at two days. tors talked with Mccrae Mark Jaronski said. Grand Cayman. Despite Saturday's disin- by phone and tried to per- The federal Centers for A cruise, where hundreds fection, the infections are suade him to surrender. Disease Control and of passengers and crew not expected to vanish. San Diego restarts traffic camera program AN DIEGO (AP) - The City Council has agreed to · U.S. seeks elimination of tariffs re ume a modified version of San Diego's red-light camera American consumers. program, which was suspended in June 2001 over complaint<; WASHINGTON (AP) - al goods. The taxes would be position at trade talks being "Our proposal would tum it wa unfair. The Bush administration, try- cut in a two-step process. held in Geneva among the every corner store in America The council voted 9-0 on Monday to install camera<; at up ing to energize flagging glob- By 20 I 0, all tariffs that 144 nations who are mem- 5 into a duty-free shop for bers of the World Trade to 15 interse tion to catch motorists driving through red light ·. al trade talks, announced are currently below percent working families," Zoellick Organization. In one key change, there wi II be two cameras, rather than Tuesday that it will . eek the would be eliminated and all . aid. "This historic propo al one, at the selected intersections: One camera will capture the total elimination of all tariffs tariffs currently higher than 5 These disc~ sions were would benefit the vehicle driving through the intersection and another will show on manufactured goods over percent would have to launched at a WTO trade average American ministerial meeting in Doha, the light was red. the next 13 years. be capped at no higher family of four with ome intersection that had cameras before will no longer The proposal, which was than 8 percent. These 1 Qatar, last year but so far an extra $1,600 a have them because they cannot accommodate two camera , unveiled by U.S. Trade remaining tariffs have made little progress and year, while also have been over hadowed in As istant police Chief William Maheu aid. Repre entative Robert would be progre sively low- re moving high foreign.tariff The city al o will pay an annual flat fee of 81,000 per Zoellick and Commerce ered until they were eliminat- the United State. by the barriers on more than $670 intersection to Affiliated Computer Service to operate the Secretary Don Evan at a ed in 2015. administration's aggressive billion in U.S. industrial and cameras. Previou ly, the contractor, Lockheed Martin IMS, new conference, would The admini tration said effort to strike free trade consumer goods exports." deals with individual coun- had received $70 of each fine and critics complained that deal phase out border taxes on the effort would not only ben- The package wi II be pre- tries, such a Chile and compromised the company's objectivity. nearly $6 trillion in annual efit exporter· of American world trade in nonagricultur- manufactured good but also sented a the U.S. negotiating Singapore. The Daily Sundial • CSUN •Wednesday, November 27, 2002 • l News .A.D. class teaches women self-defense

PHOTOS BY LINDA I. HADDAD I DAILY SUNDIAL Members of the Public Safety Department show off their gear during the Rape Aggression Defense class.

By LINDA I. HADDAD better protect themselves ation where they felt their skills. This is imu- SUN DIAL STAFF against aggressors. life was at risk or uncom- lation night. Smithers approached fortable with a man. Set up in three never knew I had it in Administrative Lt. Scott "I wa. very excited to potentially danger- me. I never thought I Vanscoy to run the program learn of a program specifi- ous situations, one / could ever do anything because he said he knew cally for the education and attendee wears pro- like it. I guess it fwd to take Vanscoy had the energy empowerment of women:· tective gear as does something like that night, to and desire to do so. said Jodie Cormier, a Cal the mock aggres- tell me I had the power "I wenc to a R.A.D. clas State University Channel ors. One, two or within me to stand up and and once I saw the benefits Islands Police Officer and three aggressor defend myself of it and the empowerment R.A.D. instructor. "Having attack, testing CSUN's Public Safety the women got out of it at some self-defen ·e training instincts and every- De partment recently held the end, I was old," said myself, I have always felt thing that has been Women practice basic physical defense moves during CSUN's its I 0th Rape Aggression Vanscoy, the main instruc- every woman should be learned in the la t Public Safety Department's I0th Rape Aggression Defense class. Defe nse class, where tor of the clas . able to protect her elf in a three nights. wo men are taught basic After that, Vanscoy threatening situation." Excitement ru he physical defense in four jumped headfir. t into the Cormier became an through the woman's body, Kinesiology Building in the ture graduate, signed up for nights over a 12-hour time program, becoming a certi- instructor in January 2002. with thoughts of survival spring of 2000, shortly after the course to acquire some span. Women test their new fied instructor, and was She said she noticed the lingering in her mind. graduating the R.A.D. pro- survival skill . skills at simulation night, determined to make a strong women who take the class Once she has made it to the gram," Peisner said. .., ''Having taken thi cla , whe re they defend them- R.A.D. program at CSUN. become stronger, more self- 'afe zone, . he knows he defended my elf using what I know I've got a much selves against mock Smithers approached reliant individual· in the survived. I learned. and thac gave me greater chance of. urvival," agg ressors. CSUN's Sexual A ' sault span of 12 hours. The participants of the the motivation to become she aid. With the right amount of Policy Committee and The first night of the class gain feelings of an instructor and go though After going through sim- ed ucation and training in asked them for funding to class. women were educat- empowerment, knowing the training." ulation. there was a chance self-defense, I was able to start the program. ed on how to prevent them- they can defend them elve Nicole, an Engli h pro- to see what we were really un leash the power hidden After proposing the pro- selves from becoming a and that no man can ever fessor at CSUN. discovered made of. The imulations ins ide of me. gram to the committee, they victim. mess with them. After all the program through a were taped and the student Knock on wood: I have were funded $3.600. which The kind of information the si mutation, there is a friend. She decided to take saw how they executed never experi~nced a situa- paid for the material and shared on the first night is bond between the women in it after remembering what their skills against their tion where I needed to equipment used for the helpful and bask, teaching the clas a they cheer one happened to her lhe previ- aggre ors. phys ically defend myself. class, VanScoy said. women to be aware of their another on. ou month. "When I saw myself on But these days. one never The first cla s at CSUN surroundings, having more "My favorite part of the She said she wa walk- tape in a simulated attack, knows. was held in February 2000. confidence and knowing whole process i watching ing her dog in Balboa Park utilizing the tools of R.A.D., taught by There has been at least one how to avoid becoming a each tudent go through the during the day, when a man defen. e that I learned in the nationally certified instruc- class taught every seme. ter statistic. imulation," said Elizabeth a ked if he could walk with course. I couldn't believe tor • teaches women how to since the start of the pro- The next three days were Pei ner, a graduate tudent her. She told him no, and that I wa watching be aw are of their surround- gram. jammed-packed with train- in public administration and the man asked again. myself," Sarah aid. ings, rape prevention. risk "The fact that I can ing kill ' of physical a R.A.D. in tructor. "There icole. still refu ing, CSU Detective Randall reduction and avoidance, impact the. e women's lives defense. An attendee prac- i a natural hesitation and walked away quickly. The Abney ha been a R.A.D. and ba ic hands-on physical in a short amount of time is tice move on punching fear when eeing the man followed her for a instructor for a year-and-a- defense. the greatest feeling a person bags. while the instructors aggre or , and .to hear the while. but stopped after a half, but loves to play the The program. founded in can ever get," Vanscoy show how to improve one' women ·upport each other . hort time. aggressor during i mutation l 989, has been taught in the said. skills. and cal I out those tech- "As I was walking away night. Uni ted States and Canada. Since the tart. Vanscoy Then come. judgment niques makes it a bonding from him, I decided right ..During the simulation, Former CSUN Lt. John has instructed 120 students. day. With a fast beating experience." · then and there that if any- you really get to pump the Sm ithers brought the pro- Five of the student came heart and adrenaline pump- Peisner became an one were to attack me, I women's adrenaline up gra m to CSUN, hoping to back and told him how they ing, the women are scared instructor in Fall 2000 after would fight for my life:· give women on campus a used the techniques they yet excited, because they taking the class herself. he said. chance to take the class to learned in R.A.D. in a situ- get to test out their new "I was attacked in the Sarah. an English litera- See R.A.D., page 8 4 • The Daily Sundial • CSUN •Wednesday. November 27, 2002 News

ROTC Lauren Feliz, a p ychology together." ophomore at Loyola Feliz said she planned to be a Continued from page 1 Marymount, said the controver- increr until her senior year in States after traveling extensively sy atCSUN sadden. her and that hicrhc school when she decided to and seeing how many people many people have misconcep- go into the military. around the world want to live tions of the military. "Service was more impor- here. "(I have) liberal friends ... tant to me than doing something After he graduate., Schilleci that may not be pro-military. but that may not be very fruitful, ' will go into the Anny Reserves they sti II respect the fact . . . that Feliz said. for at lea<.;t the minimum eight the military is protecting their She said there are advantages years he is committed. He hopes right to disagree," Feliz said. to beincre a woman in the. military. . to teach high school history at Lindsay Carrara, a junior "You get leadership expen- the same ti me. political cience major at ence that you wouldn't get in the ROTC students choose, UCLA said the controversy (private) workforce," Feliz said upon entering the program, probably happen at every new Even if she chooses not to how many po t-graduation school ROTC becomes a part of. have a military career, Feliz said years they will commit to ser- '"(It is) a process of accep- she would have an edge going vice. The commitments, which tance," Carrara said. into private industry because of are all eight years, are broken "Anything new is going to her military background. up differently depending on cause controversy." Shin, who was born in South ANDREA BARKAN I DAILY SUNDIAL whether the student gets a The teamwork and close Korea. said he chose to enroll in Students enrolled in UCLA Army ROTC said the program builds leadership. scholarship from the am1y. relationships spoken of by ROTC because he wanted to Schilleci plans to bring the many cadets was evident dur- give something back to the leadership skills he's learning in ing the Saturday football game United States. ROTC into the classroom. that pitted UCLA ROTC 'This country has done so EARN EASY EXTRA $$$ "I hope doing one will make against USC ROTC. much for me and my family," UP to me better at the other," he said. Feliz cheered her UCLA co- Shin said. Fertility Lab Pays The program is "very cadets on from the sidelines. Shin's father got an electrical $540.00 focused on teamwork," Schilleci 'This is sort of like my fam- engineering doctorate from UC Qualified Donors said. "They teach us how to be the per month for ily," Feliz said. Berkeley. which gave him able to lead a ceam of people ... Feliz, who is from Virginia. chance to work for IBM. only 6 hours of $45.00 For Each Semen and also how to follow." met Carrara. her roommate and 'The opponunities the U.S. your While students at UCLA are best friend, in ROTC. opened up for my dad were just Sample~ accustomed to ROTC's presence, David Shin, a sophomore incredible," he added. spare Schilleci said CSUN students mechanical engineering major Shin plans to serve four years dme stop him at least three times a day at UCLA, said he enjoys the in active duty after he graduates. All ethnic groups needed. when he is in unifonn to talk variety of people he has met He wants to serve in the about the ongoing controversy in ROTC. infantry. over ROTC on campus. "It's kind of like a frat," Shin 'That's where you get to Zygen Laboratory, Van Nuys Schi lleci said he sees this said. "You get to meet all these interact with the people you're interaction as positive and in people from diverse back- working with the most," Shin To Qualify Call: 818-705-3600 contrast to how CSUN students grounds, schools (and majors). said. "I want to be with the peo- are often portrayed as apathetic. ROTC brings all these people ple I'm sending into battle."

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THE DARKER SIDE OF

By ANNA SANCHEZ, SUNDIAL TAFF WRITER

illions of young tarlet have flocked to her , trying to make the movie . In Catholic reli- M September of 1932, however, a piring gion, o her olution actre Peg Entwistle made her mark in a dramati- wa to overdo e on downer . cally different way. Distraught and out of work, Velez fixed up her hair and makeup and put on sexy dose in his West Hollywood Entwi tie climbed to top of the 's lingerie. Unfortunately, the pills and the Mexican giant letter and leaped to her death. Ironically. home. In 1976, Dean's sidekick in the film, Sal "ff' meal she had eaten a few hour earlier didn't mix so the next morning, a letter from the Beverly Hill Mineo, was murdered in an alley behind his well. The next morning, the maid found a trail of Playhou e was received at Entwi tie's home offering home. In 1981, Dean's love interest in the film, vomit from the bed to the restroom. Velez was dead, Natalie Wood, drowned off Catalina Island. She her the lead in their next film - playing a woman her head stuffed down the toilet. who commit uicide. was deathly afraid of water. America's favorite rebel cult hero, James Dean Death trailed Dean's real-life love interest as One of the earlie t Mexican performer wa the he was known for a non-conformi t attitude and his well. Italian actress Pier Angeli canceled her picy Latin diva Lupe Velez, co-star of the parody extreme lifestyle. The film "Rebel Without a engagement to Dean to wed singer Vic Damone. show "Mexican Spitfire." Velez drew a lot of atten- Cau e" made him a cult hero to alienated American Rumors have it that her mother forced her to sep- tion at Hollywood partie . Velez, who wa known to teenagers. Many of the "Rebel" stars died soon arate from Dean. In 1971, after two unsuccessful not wear underwear, wouId tos her dre s over her after the film' release. In 1955, Dean was ki lied marriages and a failing career, the actress over- head to how off for the crowd. Velez liked to be the after driving his Porsche off Highway 41 near Paso dosed on barbiturates in her Beverly Hills apart- star of the show but her be t performance wa her Roble . Fans have created a memorial site a few ment. Shortly before her death, Angeli publicly grand finale. The pregnant and unmarried actre yards from the location of the accident. In 1967, declared that she was and forever would be deeply refused to have an abortion because it was against co-star Nick Adams was found dead of an over- in love with Dean. Haunted Hotels he Knickerbocker Hotel was Prospect Boulevard. The one of the hippest gathering Vogue Theater was once T spots for celebrities, and it Pro pect Elementary became a hot spot for death and scan- School before it burned dal. Co tume designer Irene down, killing 25 Gibbons attempted to commit sui- students and one cide by slitting her wrists inside her teacher. Next, a room on the 14th floor. manufacturing Unfortunately, it didn't work as well company was as planned, so Gibbons found a better built in its way out. She made her exit through place. It also the window. She landed on the burned down. awning. Only when a morbid odor In the 1980s, a began to bother patrons was Gibbons former employee nude body found. died in the build- Pioneer filmmaker D.W. Griffith ing of a heroine suffered a cerebral hemorrhage and overdose. collap ·ed in the lobby, dying later at According to a local hospita1. paranormal Anti-Hollywood actress Frances investigations, Farmer was arrested and hauled the man sti II roams nude through the lobby for violating the theater and the her parole. Farmer was known for not smell of vomit and urine behaving like actresses of her era. follows him. They also She liked the money but despised the report that ghostly figures fame. Her mother, upset that Farmer of children have been seen would not pursue a glamorou acting and heard running around career, committed her into an asylum inside the theater. where she was lobotomized. Her fan- Another prominent hotel is the base still grows. At her wedding, Roosevelt, where Frank Sinatra Courtney Love wore a dress former- and Marilyn Monroe were among 1y owned by Farmer. Love and her the celebrated guests. Monroe late husband Kurt Cobain named Ii ved at the hotel for a few their only daughter, Frances Bean months before moving into after the actre s. Cobain was the lead her home on Five Helena singer of Nirvana and titled one ?f Drive. Upon her depar- their tracks ..Frances Farmer will ture, she donated a have her revenge on Seattle." full-length mirror "I Love Lucy" co-star William to the hotel, in Frawley suffered a heart attack on which patrons the front steps in 1966. have claimed to Master magician Harry Houdini's see her reflec- widow used to hold seances on the tion. Physical rooftop in an attempt to make contact evidence of an with her late husband. Someone otherworldly should've notified Mrs. Houdini that presence, according his spirit was said to be living at the to the Roosevelt·s magician's former home on Laurel staff. is a pot in the cor- Canyon Boulevard. ner of the reception hall that COURTESY OF BLACKGROUNO Before it wa named Hollywood remains ten degrees colder than the Budding actress and R&B princess Aaliyah and seven others were killed when their rest of the room. private plane crashed after takeoff in the Bahamas. She was 22. · Boulevard, the street was cal led The Daily Sundial • CSUN •Wednesday. November 27. 2002 • 7

COURTESY OF LUPEVELEZ.COM Lupe Velez was one of Hollywood's earliest Latin divas. When the 1950s unmarried actress discovered she was pregnant, she overdosed on January 1953 "!"' Hank Williams dies while en route to downers and drowned in a toilet. a gig. Cause of death is heart failure due to acute alco- holism. He is 29. ,; .. ,, .., ..., .·/ September 1955 - With only three movies under his belt, James Dean is killed in a car crash at age 24. Deadly Demise February 1959- Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and J.P. "The Big Bopper" Richardson - three of rock music's brightest stars - are killed when their plane crashed in Tinseltown into a field in Iowa . era Jayne Pahncr. the well- Hillbillies and movies today still base char- endowed blond sex symbol, was acters on previous Tate roles. Felicity 1960s V known to the public as Jayne Shagwell, played by Heather Graham in August 1962- Marilyn Monroe dies of an overdose of Mansfield. Mansfield died in a car acci- "Austin Power 2," is based on Tate's role in pills at age 36. Thirty-seven years later, the debate con- dent in June 1967 in New Orleans. She, the film "The Wrecking Crew." Malibu tinues about whether Monroe committed suicide or was her husbanµ and her lawyer died on Barbie was designed from Tate· role on murdered. impact. Mariska, her surviving daughter in "Don't Make Waves." The Bel Air house the accident, is now co-starring on Law and where Tate met her demise was torn down in May 1968 - Actor Albert Dekker is found suffocated, Order: Special Victim's Unit. 1994. No real estate agent has been willing to hanging from shower curtain rod, handcuffed, wearing The 1960s free love movement ended list the home and its value has dropped sig- women's lingerie. abruptly on Aug. 9, 1969, when "Valley of nificantly. The street number was also August 1969 - Actress Sharon Tate and three others the Dolls" beauty Sharon Tate was stabbed changed to derail spectators. are murdered by followers of Charles Manson. and killed by followers of Charles Tejano singer Selena was lost too soon. Manson. Tate was less than a month away At 23, the singer was on the verge of mak- from giving birth to her first child with ing her English language crossover. She 1970s husband Roman Polanski when the had won a Grammy Award and was a September 1970 - Jimi Hendrix, 27, dies in London. acid-crJzed teenagers stabbed her groundbreaking success in Tejano music. August 1977 - Arresting his long, slow slide into 16 times. Tate was consid- In March 1995, Selena was fatally shot by oblivion, Elvis Presley dies at his Graceland home at the ered one of the mo t her fan club president. The biographical age of 42. beautiful .Hollywood film ''Selena" skyrocketed Jennifer Lopez starlets of the I 960s. to stardom after she played the title role. June 1978 - Actor Bob Crane found bludgeoned to She appeared on The role was initially offered to Salma death in an Arizona hotel room. numerous maga- Hayek, who refused it. Selena's memory zine covers and lives on with a statue in a gazebo on a 1980s did a photo lay- beachfront in Corpus Christi. Texas. The August 1980 - Aspiring actress and Playboy center- out for Playboy. statue wears the same outfit Selena wore Tate also had a during the ! 994 Tejano Music Awards and fold Dorothy Stratton is murdered by her jealous hus- recurring role holds a microphone in one hand. On the band after he leams of her affair with a movie director. on the Beverly floor beside her !ays a white flower. The March 1982 - Comic John Belustli, 33, dies of a drug statue appears to be looking out to ea, and overdose at the Chateau Marmont in . i aptly named ''Mirador de La Flor" October 1982 - "Poltergeist" actress Dominique (Viewer of the Flower). Saturday Night Live comedian Phil Dunne dies after being choked by her boyfriend, John Hartman. was shot to death by his wife Sweeny. She is in a coma for 5 days before her death. while he slept in his Encino home in May 1998. A few hours later, Brynn Hartman 1990s laid down next to her dead husband and March 1993 - Actor Brandon Lee, son of Bruce Lee, is shot herself dead. Hartman majored in accidentally shot and killed while filming "The Crow" graphic arts at CSUN from 1972-7.3. On Aug. 25, 2001, the music and film when a gun loaded with blanks jams. world experienced the loss of a young and lune 1994 - Nicole Brown Simpson and her friend, talented star sti II on the rise. Aaliyah Ronald Goldman, are found murdered jn Westwood. Haughton, the R&B princes . died i~ a July 1996 - Actress Margaux Hemingway, grand- COURTESY OF SHARONTATE.NET plane crash over the Bahamas after a video Actress and Hollywood darling Sharon Tate daughter of Ernest Hemingway, commits suicide by shoot. The singer-actress had ju ·t completed was eight months pregnant when she was her part in the film "Queen of the Damned'' overdosing on sedatives. She is the fifth person in her murdered by followers of Charles Manson and was one month into production of the family to commit suicide. in her Bel Air home in 1969. Matrix ·equels when she passed away. 8 • The Daily Sundial • CSUN •Wednesday, November 27, 2002 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Nevvs

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D/\ 1LY SUNDIAL No retreat, no surrender for ROTC Editor in Chief THE MILITARY MAlS_____ ! ..._ TONY SEYBERT discriminatory. But every agency that Sports Editor hires or recruits has cenain qualities MARCUS VANDERBERG they look for in a candidate, so every- one is guilty of some fonn of selectiv- Wire Editor ity. Some evils are just necessary. CHRISTY COURTER There is a bright side to ROTC's presence on campus, at least for the ~ Photo Editor people who wish to avoid serving in CLAUDE SABLE the military during wartime. Peaceniks ~0 Assistant Photo Editor and cowards, conscientious objectors 0 ALLAN DE LA ROSA and capitalists: this means you. The longer ROTC keeps round- Photo Archivist ing up able-bodied and willing ILYA FAYTELSON youngsters to fight in the upcoming Arts & Entertainment Editor war, the longer the specter of a draft SHANNON SINDORF is kept at bay. And believe it, boys and girls, should things get desperate Features Editor enough, conscription will be back. CAROLYN SINCLAIR and it will seek members of both genders out. If it does not, the exis- Art Director tem:e of something more deeply MONICA MERAZ ingrained than a glass ceiling will be ated to provide student-recruiting The students are also terribly upset the students better back in the fall of shown to exist. Who knows, maybe Online Editor infonnation. that they weren't allowed to voice last year when they first received the more women in the officers' ranks TAHRAHY DYSON Since the public announcement. their opinions and concerns. They said request. There are many outlets for will bring about a safer conclusion to administrators have been challenged Koester arranged to meet with mem- communication ... try the Sundia1. Copy Editors whatever strife lies ahead. SHERRI BASSO by a coalition of student-; demanding bers of the Lesbian Gay Bisexual we're local. JENNY MOSSEHBEKKER they ovenurn the decision and stand Transgender Alliance as if they were The e tablishment of the Anny RIKI-MARIE NELSON up for their values. the only ones to be aftected by such ROTC also goes against the mis ion MOLLY RUNDBERG CON Koester, as well as Vice President "militarization." of the university and its policy on dis- MORGAN THARP of Student Affairs Terry Piper, have Koester should have allowed for a crimination. Why are admini trators esident Jolene Koester signed a expressed their opposition to the mili- more inviting open dialogue or open being hypocrites? News Staff contract on Oct. 31 allowing tary, but say their hands are tied and forum fmm the CSUN community. Either way. it' too late now. NATALIE BANKS UCLA Anny ROTC to establish there's nothing they can do. The majority of the CSUN campus i · Koester gave the one-year contract her ANDREA BARKAN R an office and conduct classes at CSUN The university would lose $8 mil- progressive, as seen from such coali- seal of approval giving the university KRISTIN CROSLEY as part of their extension program. KELLY DUGGAN lion from federal funding, and both tions a'i Students Against War and the the option of picking it up for more. CHRIS GERSTLE The decision, she and other top Koester and Piper said that's too much faculty members against a possible Good luck administmtors. It seems RAQUEL GUTIERREZ CSUN officials said, was a result of to gamble when the university's wel- war on Iraq. like you'll have to put up a fight with LINDA HADDAD the threat the Solomon Amendment fare is at stake. Koester should have expected Jots these students and faculty. They'll ROBERT JORDAN posed and not their personal choice. The students have proposed that of opposition. She also should have make your live miserable. ANGELA MARGIE According to the Solomon the university look into fundraising. considered the student. ' fear of the Prote t, anyone? ALEJANDRO QUINTANAR Amendment, a university that does That cenainly is an option that would military and what it symboli1,es to stu- ANNA SANCHEZ not allow military recruitment save the administrators some face. dents and faculty who have experi- U11sig11e

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Clockwise from top left: Snoop Dogg; Ryan Pilmack of Poison the Well; the Smoke Out crowd; B-Real of Cypress Hill.

double figures. led by Ian "We decided before the Armand Thomas. Cunis Ifthere were such a thing a'i Oregon. the Matadors SPORTS Boylan's 13 points. They had game that we were going to Slaughter and Justice Graham a good loss. this would be one return home to the Continued from page 12 their way on the glass, out- stick with our game plan had 12 points apiece. John of them. Matadome on Sunday after- made up for it in other rebounding a taller Oregon and crash the boards,.. Clark had 11 and forwanl Chris "I was very pleased even noon against Howard. aspects. Six players scored in team 36-29. Braswell said. Davis chipped in with 10. though we lost," Graham said. Nonhridge has not forgot- "I was a little nervous at first ten about last year's game but that went away." between the two schools when KELLY'S BICYCLES "We gave 40 minutes on the the Bison defeated the Raleigh • Specialized • Fuji • Diamond Back court and we were pleased with Matadors by 34 points. KHS • Free Agent • Repair & Service that," Boylan said. "I am looking forward to After playing their first playing at home," Boylan said. three games in the state of "We have good fans:·

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ByMARCU• ucll VANDERBERG llrrolls around in••111rs January. sho~. they were a good test." SPORTS EDITOR Prior to the game, former Those big shots Ridnour Oregon guard and current spoke of were apparent in the EUGENE. Ore. - How clo e Matador a~istant coach Kenya final I0 minutes of the game. were the Matadors in upsetung Wilkin. received. along with Over a span of three minutes, the University of Oregon (No. 9 Braswell, a standing ovation by the Matadors went on a I0-0 ESPN/USA Today; No. I 0 the crowd in Eugene. While run, cutting the Ducks' lead to Associated Press)? with the Ducks from I993-96, two points, with 7:04 left to play. "This might bring us back Wilkin· set several records that But in the end, the combina- to reality," Oregon head coach till remain in the Oregon record tion of Ridnour and Luke Ernie Kent , aid. books today. Jackson was too much for a After battling for nearly Braswell wa<; an assistant young Matador team. 40 minutes. Luke Ridnour put coach for the Ducks prior to 'The only thing I asked of the game away for good with coming to Northridge. them wa to give themselves a a late three-pointer as the While it might have been fun chance to win," Braswell said. Duck narrowly edged off and games prior to the contest, "And we did that. We have five Cal State orthridge 86-77 in once the whi ·tie blew. both sophomores, two freshmen and front of 8.560 at McArthur team were all business. a couple of juniors. Don't forget, Court in the final of the John The Matadors, a<; in Friday's we are a young team." Thomp on Challenge. game against Portland State, got Jackson and Ridnour, also Just how hard i it to knock off to a fast start, taking an early known as the ''Luke and Luke off the Ducks at Mac Court? 9-3 lead before the fans at Mac show" in Eugene, combined for They have won 18 straight at Court even had a chance to grab 42 of the Ducks' 86 points. home and the last non-confer- a seat. Back-to-back three-point- Following the game, ence game they lo. t wa ers by Luke Jackson and Jan Ridnour was . elected as the against - Gue . who? - Crosswhite quickly eliminated tournament' · Most Valuable That's right, the Matadors. the Matadors' lead ru the two Player. "We told the players this wa<; teams played a closely contested The junior point guard ended a big trip," head coach Bobby first half. the game with 19 points and BraswelJ said. "We would find With 'The Pit," the . tudent nine as i ts but had ix out who we are a a team." section of Ducks fan getting turnovers, thanks to the If Monday night's per- more vocal and involved in the Matadors' defense. formance was any reflection game, Oregon snuck out to a 12- While the Matadors once of this team and for the rest of point lead with I0:23 to go. again had over 20 turnovers, the sea on, the future looks "They played real well 23 to be exact, the team bright for the Matadors when tonight," Oregon guard Luke Big West Conference play Ridnour said. "They hit big See SPORTS, page 11