Elsewhere Most Eligible Studs ExpansIon Busln... ~ Profeuor_ Students Mikt Cooley, Beth Amesse and How much will future Softball was back in a ...... Suan Lee are declared winners in the students pay for bigger action last week, Z PRINCETON, N.J. - Last second annual Bachelorlene contest and bener facilities? winning three games Tuesday, Princeton 0 University music professor Featur.a, page 9 Opinion, page 4 Sporta, pag.l1 :IE Peter Jeffery tiled suit against the Smashing Pumpkins. as well as several , other organizations, for H E U C 5 D alleged damage inllicted on his hearing at a rock concert he attended two years ago. Anthony Wallace, Jellery's attorney, said his client prefers Gregorian chants and folk music, and consequently, he had never attended a rock concert before. As a result. he did not expect the decibel UC SAN DIEGO MONDAY, MARCH 8,1999 VOLUME 96,ISSUE 19 intensity he experienced when he took· his 12-year-old son to a Smashing Pumpkins show on Jan . 25, 1997. Now, CITIZEN COHN Nobel Laureate Jeffery alleges that his hear ing was pennanently dam aged and he suffers from Crick Lectured tenitis, an aflliction that results in constant ringing in his left ear. AtUCSD - Daily Princeton ian SCIENCE: Researcher, who Students Given helped uncover the structure of $100,000 to Inye. DNA in 1953, spoke to over 300 AMES, Iowa - Bill Krause, CEO of Krause Gentle By Christine La Grange Corporation of Des Moines. Guardian Reporter loaned $100,000 to finance World-renowned scientist Francis Crick classes at each of the follow spoke to a crowd of over 300 people at ing schools: Iowa State Liebow auditorium on Friday. The lecture. University, Drake UniversilY, titled "Consciousness: Recent Ideas and the UniversilY of Northern Experiments" was part of the 1999 Stephen Iowa and the University of W. Kuffler Series. Iowa. The schools will now Crick is a member of the Watson and Crick compele with each other to team, the Nobel Prize winning duo who dis sec which will earn the mOSl covered the structure of DNA in 1953. money in stocks. Rick Carter, "He's in every biology book," said David the professor who leaches the financr class at ISU, said Zohrabian, a Muir junior. "Every time they talk about DNA it's him they mention. So Krause required the classes to invest 25 percent of the basically .. . he's immortalized." money in stocks with signifi The main topic of Crick's lecture was the Neural Correlate of Consciousness (NCe) canl Iowa business in order to show the students that which scientists have been trying to localize there are good inveslmenls in in the brain. The NCC is difficult to locate, that state. according to Crick, because it probabl y exists in many different parts of the brain. - Iowa State Daily "Consciousness is not likely to be in a single place." Crick said. "The strongest Profe...... Accu .... evidence we have for that is brain damage, of Stdd... Student and more recently. from scans of people. So COLUMBUS, Ohio - Paul it's not going to be in a single, cortical area." Estella Villacorta/ Guardian Ponomarev, an associale pro ...... : Walter Cohn, the 1998 Nobel Prize winner in chemistry, gave a lecture at UCSD Crick discussed experiments that have fessor of malhemalics at last Thursday. A former UCSD faculty member, Cohn is now a professor at UCSB. been done, and ones which could be used in Ohio State University, has the future to pinpoint the NCC. Some of the been accused of stalking a experiments he mentioned involved visual female student. whom he input, anesthesia and binocular ri valry in once dated. Ponomarev was humans and primates. ;Irresled by UniversilY Police A.S. Council Votes to Place "We've gotten a glimpse of the range of on Feb. 19 and will appear in experiments that could be done ," Crick said. court on March 17 to face Neither Constitution on Ballot "But the plain facl is, only a few of them arc charges of menacing by being done." stalking. He pleaded innocent -DEBATE: McKoon submitted a would be appointed by the A.S. president and Crick said that while additional experi during his arraignment on vice presidents and be non-voting cabinet mem ments and new methods are needed to learn Feb. 20. and he is currently second constitution for council bers. Both constitutions also increase the number more about the NCC, the fact that scientists on paid administrative leave members to vote on last Wednesday of senators on A.S. Council. are even designing experiments to locate the from the university for the Ru cow rote both constitutions. He said that NCC is a milestone in itself. remainder of winler quarter. By Vincent arenanl while he approved of the one written with '1'he experiments are beginning to look for - The Lantern Senior Staff Writer Leventhal, he preferred the one written with the NCC, it's not just. a matter of people dis The A.S. Council voted last week to rescind a McKoon. cussing it and producing ideas," Crick said. vote that would have placed a proposed A.S. "The first constitution I worked on is better "There are actually experiments being Constitution, which was authored by A.S. than the current one," Ru said. "But the one that designed. Even if the ones about the NCC are Spoken... President Joe Leven!hal and A.S. Vice President [McKoonl and I worked on was what I actually too vague and confused, at least we can start Finance Pat Ru. on the ballot. The move to place wanted." nibbling at tbe problem by doing experiments." "He s in every biology the constitution on the ballot had been approved McKoon's constitution included bylaws Crick emphasized the complexity of con book. Every time they two weeks earlier. which defined - among other things - the roles sciousness and the importance of continuing talk about DNA its him A.S. Vice President Internal Kim McKoon of each office, including newly created senators, the experiments. He also said that under also submitted a second constitution on the rules and procedures of debate and the duties standing how neurons in the brain interact they mention. So Wednesday. A.S. Council members unanimously of committees. and fire is a crucial component in under basically ... he s agreed to debale both constitutions and place . Ru said that the inclusion of bylaws in the standing the NCe. immortalized. " only one on the ballot. After some debate, the constilution is necessary in order to define the "We have to realize that whatever the - De¥IcI ZoInIIIIIn A.S . Council voted against placing either consti roles of new A.S. Council members. NCC is, it's not going to be simple," Crick Muir Junior tution on the ballot. "You need to have bylaws ready and in said. "It may involve certain types of neu See story at right Both constitutions would have changed the place," Ru said. ''They can always change it, but rons, but the way that they interact and talk basic structure of the A.S. Council. Under the when you first get into office you need structured to each other may be rather complex. That's Internet: _.ucsd.ecJu/,uarrJillll proposed constitutions. commissioners who bylaws." why we're still groping." E-mail: fUarrJi8nflucscl.«Ju would be elected under the present system See A.a., Page 2 See BSIAIICII, Page 3 Monday, Man:h K, 1999 The UCSD Guardian 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Monday, March 8,1999 NEWS 3
cifk document prevents adminis A.S.: Most trators from telling students how to Preuss School Taking Applications members abstained conduct busi ness. LIFE IN HELL from voting Leventhal also stated that he EDUCATION: Eligible To be eligible to attend the The Preuss School is a universi disapproved of McKoon's constitu students must meet Preuss School, students must meet ty effort to reach out to students in Continued from ..... 1 lion because it included items thaI several requirements which include the San Diego community, specifi Leventhal originally ~ubmilled were never resolved by the A.S. certain requirements motivation and academic potential cally those who are from low hylaws with his constitution but Council in previous debates. to attend a competitive college or income households and who may later deddcd to submit only his "1 believe that if this council By .... Montemeyor university. parents or guardians not be receiving all the necessary Staff Writer constitution to he on the ballot. wants to put a constitution and OM! 111& '.~~I0161Mi who have not graduated from a resources of a quality education. Wll.... ""'0 AU t=I'U~L 8A1tLE "to Il6; Applications for admissions to four-year college or university. and Aiming to increase the number of In a statement bylaws on the bal I.., WHO Ie;: laoJ6 OF read by Marshall lot, this council MO..,nua ISI.ANO' the Preuss School. UCSD's charter eligibility for a free or reduced underrepresented students on cam school 'project, are being accepted price lunch program. The first 100 Sophomore Senator "I really felt must reopen debate ~I ... OF pus. the university plans to ensure • H.1ded Outdoor P.tlo until Man:h 12. The Preuss School, students accepted into the school Maricela on those issues that ~ST£R that the Preuss School raises thc • O,..t Food Marroquin in everyone could not be agreed the first charter school in California will be selected via lottery. academic excellence of high-poten • H.ppy Hour 3-8 M-S.t Wednesday 's mcet needed to take upon since there ISLA'-p to be located on a college campus, It will take a little over a year to tial students by offering them a col ing. Levcnthal stal were too many to will officially begin classes this fall. build the school. with construction lege preparatory education. Two ed that he wanted themselves out overlook," During its first year, the school starting this spring and completion Enrollment applications can be ncxt yea r's A.S. of their skin and Leventhal stated. will teach sixth, seventh and eighth set for fall 2000. Until the permanent obtained at local libraries. elemen 7536 Fay Ave. 456·BREW Coum:il to draft its Leventhal later grade. A new grade level will be site is erected. students will tem tary and middle schools and the think on non- 1'1 () ,,> It 0111 VONS own hylaw, said that he would 'added each year until 700 students porarily reside in modular buildings Jackie Robinson YMCA. Anyone bccause Ihey (;On personal levels. have preferred the are enrolled, which is estimated to and in the La Casa Complex on the who needs assistance completing lain coll lroversia l It ..emed passage of occur by the year 2003. Thurgood Marshall campus. the application can call 534-9756. INTRODUCING A NEW itel11~ . McKoon's consti "Thi , maill- everyone had tution over the pas lained Ihc positive their own sage of no constitu David Zohrabian said he had that allowed him and James Watson EATING DISORDER cha nge s Ihal it tion at all. RESEARCH: similar sentiments. to discover the double helical struc ,eemcd mo,1 (;Ou n personal "While I defi Students said they "I'm an undergrad so most of it ture of DNA in 1953. Day Treatment Program was over my head, but I think he ell members sup agendas. I did nitely thought that were fascinated Since then he has studied the This unique, comprehensive program porlcd and allowed had a few profound things to say," relationship between DNA and no. like the the one 1 proposed offers a multidisciplinary team ~ome of the sti cky was a beller consti Cwl••• drr...... l Zohrabian said. "'think the iecture genetic coding, as well as possible that includes a psychologist, physician. points to bc deter tension of 'This tution.IMcKoon'sj Crick's audience ranged from was mostly geared towards scien= functions of certain proteins associ psychiatrist, dietician, activity therapist. mined by ,1 group .s mine, this Is was still an doctors and scientists to undergrad tists to give them ideas. But he's ated with chromosomes. Crick lefi of peoplc with improvement ," uates. Some students said they designed so many experiments ... England in 1976 to become a profes movement and art therapist, marriage fresh minds on this yours.'" Leventhal said. found him fascinating. while others his research is the anchor of all this sor at the Salk Institute for and family therapist, certified fitness is~ue." Leventhal Five A.S. coun- said they were overwhelmed. other research that's come about." Biological Studies in La Jolla. It trainer and a yoga specialist. stated. - Jeffrey Dodge cil members voted Almost all said they came to see Crick enrolled in University was here that Crick began his pre McKoon said he Marshall Freshman Senator in support of him based on his fame and reputa College in England at the age of 18. sent study of the brain and con For infonnation, enrollment and seminar schedule, submilled an alter- Leventhal's consti- tion as one of the world's most where he earned his bachelor of sciousness. contact Program Founder Dr. Divya Kakaiya native constituti on tution. II opposed accomplished scientists. science degree for physics in 1937. Crick received the 1962 Nobel because h\: believed his draft 111m\: it and four abstained . No members '" came here to see him because In 1949 he joined the Medical Prize of Medicine and Physiology f'.Jt~ 4510 Executive Drive, #102 accurately rcllected the interests of voted in fa vor of McKoon 's consti he'nhe DNA guy." said Mauricio Research unit at Cavendish which he shares with James Walson }i1 San Diego, CA 92121 student s. tution. two opposcd it and 12 Dejowhich, a Revelle senior. Laboratory where he worked with and another scientist. Maurice '·1Ru I and I wrote this constitu ahstained. "Otherwise. he blew my mind. , other scientists on determining pro Williams. He also won the 1972 tion keeping the students ' interests Marshall Freshman Senator didn't follow that much; I guess tein structure. It was his knowledge Royal Society'S Royal Medal and the ~~ ~~,:';~::~:21 in mind. whereas I beli eve pan s of Jeffrey Dodge said he ' abstained he's totally out of my league." of the X-ray ditTraction of proteins 1976 Royal Society'S Copely Medal. Joe's constitution were inllucnced from voting on both constitutions. BRIEFLy••• . oy "dminislralor~ with adminislra He said Ihal while he agreed lions ' interests in mind." McKoon with McKoon's constitution more said. than Level1thal's, he could not sup McKoon added that a more spc- See A.S., Page 7 UCSD Receives Gnmt For Dialogue UCSD has received $863,000 from the Pew Mentally III, the Award for Distinction for National Charitable Trusts to fund a civic effort that will initiate Leadership in Child and Adolescent Disorders from a new dialogue between UCSD faculty and the San the National Mental Health AsSOCiation, and the Diego community, with the aim of better integrating Professional Achievement Award form the UCLA the university's research and teaching expertise with Medical Alumni Association. G IAN community needs and interests. He earned his M.D. from the UCLA School of uiilo The three-year inittative will be launched under the Medicine, where he served on the faculty until joining WALT DICKINSON Editor in Chid newly created UCSD Civic Collaborative, to be directed the UCSD School of Medicine faculty in 1970. He JUUA KULU·MADER • MEGAN SMITH LINDSAY SWORSIII by Mary Walshok, associate vice chance/for for became chairman of the psychiatry department in Managing Editors lIiatus Editor extended studies and professor of sociology, and 1977. London TABITHA GRANSHAW • LAURA KNIGHTEN DAVID LEE Michael Schudson, professor in the division of social The.American College of Psychiatrists is composed ...... Copy Editors Associate lliatus Editor sciences. The effort will include the development of a of academic and clinical leaders in the field. This P... M._ LEENA SHANKAR. ERIKA SNIDER DAVE LUBITZ community·focused research agenda, academic semi News Eelitor; Photo Eelitor award honors a member and peer within the American nars, community roundtables, neighborhood dia College of Psychiatrists in recognition of a lifetime of FNIII&furt JESSICA seHEPPMANN USA HUFF Rome Features t.Witor Jl surfboards, bodyboards HOCKEY DESERVES RESPECT w~tsuits, swimsuits clothing, skat~boards dumb: Three, it's too violent. snorkle 9~ar , and more Ult/e !-Via' One, hockey players don't I fully agree with this particular exhibit the same amount of skill as point, especially since no other PINION '-'" CATHY (insert other sport) players do. sport has ever had any sort of vio RAZIL Hey, all sports require different lent activity associated with it. Rs things of their players. Players in Well. all right, maybe the NFL has During last month 's ESPY the NBA are required to be tall. had some guys get kind of physi awards show (the OSl:ars for have great vertical leaps and the cal with each other from time to sports), host Samuel L. Jal:kson ability to miss incredible numbers time. I also heard that the whole joked that one of the reasons the situation with Ty son and NBA had to end its lockout was -OPINION- Holylield's ear was just as bel:ause "the brothers were I:horeographed as Monday joke's on you. being fOr\:ed to watch hockey." Night Nitro, too. And that fight [ji ~The J Paying It got the biggest laugh of the COLUMN between the Yankees and april 1, 1999 night - a huge feat for the Orioles last year - yeah, it deeply unfunny ESPYs - but it of free-throws. NFL players have involved both benl:hes and bull l'fJlVi HSITY (IF CALif OHNIA SAN DIEGO also proved a point: Many people strength, speed and the talent to do pens and raged all over the field, I L i ;.'., 11, H,)( I ,i \, I I T C () L Lf (~i F A elL I TIE S NOR T H lOR R E Y will always I:onsider hockey a stupid things in the end zone after but baseball really isn 't a violent Plt~i C; f'AHKltJG ',THUCTURE for laughable game. scoring, such as playing leapfrog. game like hOl:key, right'! And So I guess I have a I:onfession to HO\:key players are just the same imagine Latrell SprewelJ in hock DRAFT ENVIRONMENTAL IMPACT REPORT make: I'm a hockey fan . Yes, I've they're strong, they're able to skate ey where fighting is allowed. The University of California, San Diego (UCSD) has completed a Draft Environmental Impact Report (EIR) on the proposed Eleanor Roosevelt heard all the bad jokes (the ones quickly and they spit "almost as I personally I:onsider hockey College (ERC) FacilitieslNorth Torrey Pines Parking Structure project. A about missing teeth; I went to a mUl:h as baseball players do. Plus, fights to be the dividing line public hearing to take testimony on the project and the Draft EIR will be Our fight and a hockey game staJ1ed. the NHL boasts the greatest per between casual and serious hockey held at the time and place stated below: hee hee). And unfortunately, a gig centage of players with truly tragil: fans , in that casual fans regard the WEDNESDAY, MARCH 24, 1_ gling real:tion is pretty mUl:h the haircuts. lights as horrible and barbaric. I 4:30 p.m., c.n.., HllII, Room 201. standard response to any reference Two, it 's boring to watch and consider myself a decent and rea Enter the campus using Gilman Drive. Turn left at Myers Drive to metered By Brook Gar,ettson Sy ..... J.Crou to the sport. there's no scoring. sonably intelligent person. but I on-street parking. Center Hall is the large beige building with the light green Staff Writer Plans to expand the University Special to the Guardian I'm not quite sure exactly what For those of you weaned on the Ihink the fights are great. It pumps roof. Follow the walkway along the north side of the building to the stairway Studenl enrollmenl is ballooning. and UCSD is As the Chair of the University Centers located at the northwest corner. Take the stairs to the second story and it is about hockey that causes so NBA and its non-stop parade of up Ihe teams. it fires up the fans overcrowding qui ckl y. Centers will improve and Advisory Board (UCAB), the organization that follow the signs to the hearing room. many sports fans to ridicule it. points, it's hard to explain the and nothing beals seeing Iwo guys There is lillie chance of linding a chair, let oversees operation of both the Student and Price The proposed project is located on a t 6 acre site in the northwestern expand facilities at a cost. The Sure, if I were to say that I was a appeal of an end score that reads 0- in puffy goalie gear trying to get at alone a tahle. near the Pri ce Cenler food w un at Centers, it has come to my attention that some con portion of the main UCSD campus, and consists of two main compo big supporter of the lawn mower- or 1-0. Amerkan sports fans each other. Even my sisler starts 10 lunch time. and meeting rooms are usuall y hooked expanSion has issues of cerns have been nlised by fellow students in o nents: 1) new administrative, housing and dining facilities and 2) a new . r.u.:ing league or tral:tor pulls. I seem to favor lots of offense, which squeal with eXl:itement when the parking structure. The administrative, housing and dining components up hy the administnlli on. Student organ iza ti ons respect to the proposed self-assessed student fee to I:ould understand getting laughed may be why the equally low-scor players Iling off their gloves and go consists of 460,000 gross square feet (gsf), including a total of 1.238 can turn to the Student Center. hUI it is in desper finance and neceSSity that expand the Price Center and Student Center. at. But the phrase "I like hockey" ing sport of soccer has never quite at it. new beds in residence halls, apartments, and for upper division and ate need of ~o m e major house d eaning, possibly a It is therefore my intention to clarify the issues graduate students enrolled in the college. The College Provost, aca continue to be debated by the enl:ourages NFL, MLB and NBA caught on with television viewers If you don't like hockey, all of co mplele ove rhaul. SlUdent s can no longer use by answering the following questions: Who will demic advising and student affairs operations would also be relocated fans to mock you, non-sports fans in the states. Hockey is pretty excit Ihis isn't likely to make you sit up these a re a ~ clTective ly for duh meetings. Greek fund this expansion?; Is this expansion really need to the site from elsewhere on campus. These uses would be housed in Un iversity Center Advisory to begin lectures on the "disgrace ing to watch after you've familiar and exclaim, "My God, she's right! several new structures to be developed on site with a total gsf of 20,000. ac ti vi ti e~ or stu dy ing. ed, and are the current spaces being used to their ful violence" of the game and oth ized yourself with the rhythm of I'll never make fun of hockey The parking structure would contain 970 parking spaces on five parking The ~o luti o n seems to be the expan sion of Price Board and students. utmost efficiency?; Why is the fee collected upon ers to smile condescendingly at Ihe game. but I have to admit that again!" So people like myself will levels. Two above·ground decks would be constructed over two betow· Center and imp rove ment of the Student Center. the expansion opening?; What exactly will stu ground levels and the filth level would be a hall-deck accessible from your lowbrow taste in entertain it 's a lot more interesting to see in jusl continue to be fans, regardless Earl y nex t quarter, students will be asked to dents be approving; what's in the fee'! ; Who deter Scholars Drive North. Additional project improvements consist of the ment. person. But hey (note to NBA of how many others laugh at our vote on a $2S-per-quaner fee increase to begin mines how the fee is spent and how the project closure of the Salk tnstitute Road entrance to the University and I think I've identified some of fan s). al leasl our season staned on favorile spon. Just please spare me payi ng for the loan required to compen sate for the prO\:eeds'! and How was Ihe fcc increase deler conslruction of a new entry road and intersection on Nonh Torrey Pines lhe reasons people Ihink hO\:key is lime Ihis year. Ihe tlad hockey jokes. Road. "Uni versit y Centers" ex pansion. mined? The UCSD Revised and Long Range Development Plan EIR also addresses S upp o~l! dl y . Mudent fee~ arc the onl y allowed The first question that must be dealt with is the development at the proposed site; therefore, this project EIR is tiered from ~o urce of fundin g tor such a non-academi c con matter of funding. More specifically, who can, or issue since most of the students fix ed to minimi ze student awarc and focuses on the project-specific issues of land use, traffic, and circula structi on projec t. At a net cosI oI' $12 million dol will, pay for this project? Only student fees can FLAWS: voting on the plan will have grad ness while legitimizing intentions tion, noise, and visual character and aesthetics. and incorporates analyses lars. the pl an will provide futurl! students (or so the fund non-academic facilities on California cam of other development· related issues from the prior EIA . Administration will uated before the expansion is that will be fulfilled with or with administration pro mi ses) a bigger, bellcr Price puses. This policy means that students must pay Written and oral statements from interested persons or groups will be ac I:omplete. Administrators, howev out student approval. Center and a renovated Student Center. for this proposed expansion since there are have final decision cepted at the hearing for entry into the hearing records. A transcript of the er. are not students and do not For instance, there is no provi At first glanl:e, the plan looks good, but no other funding options available. hearing will be included in the Final EIA. The hearing record will be kept open eo.u...... have an accurate idea of nor sion thu s far. in the proposition alter the public hearing untit April 8, 1999. During this period, letters and there are severe tl aws in the plan. This Is this expansion really needed and to commit future students to a fee empathy for student needs. Even that the students will vote on , that statements may be submitted for inclusion in the record by writing: rn ay have something to do with the are the current spaces being used to the and a facility, without us knowing if today 's students did challenge terminates the extra $5 fee levy Catherine J. Pr.. myk fac t that there i ~ no real plan. utmosl efficiency '! When the Price the costs or whal has been bought. their apathy on th is issue and once the loan is paid (Seemingly, UCSD Campua Planning Office 0006 Bel:au sl! the project has not yet Center was completed in 1989, it, along Input from I:urrent students attend UCAB meetings to provide the $5 increase goes on indefinite 9500 Gilman Drive heen approvl!d by s tud e nl ~ . there with the Student Center, was intended to La Jolla, California, 92093-0006 needs to be an integral part of the their input, would future students ly.) h a~ hel!n nil architect ca lled in and serve the needs of a student body of Telephone: (619)534-3860 Fax: (619)534-8957 equation since the average student be satisfied with the results'! Yes, there are upkeep expenses no rl!a l pl a n ~ deve loped. What ~ Iu 16,000, beyond which UCSD has since Copies of the Draft ERClNorth Torrey Pines Parking Structure EI Aare avail spends more than four years at Furthennore, one cannol help for which there must be planning. dc nl ~ arc left 10 vO le on is a hlurry grown. The effects of thi s increase have been able at the above address. Responses to the public hearing testimony or UCSD. As usual, the administra feeling that the vote on a buy-now The existing fee may need an ~ k e t d1 of ,orne Iype of Irnprovement felt by anyone who has attempted to make written comments will be included in the final EIA. tion will have the final I:all on thi s pay-later fee increase is somehow See FLAWS, Page 6 and empt y p ro m i~I!~ . a space rese.rvation recently. Simply, the The quarte rl y leI!. whic h wi ll nOI go university no longer has Ihe space to in to I!fkcl unlil aft er Ih l! I!x pansion is accommodate everyone. co mpleted and wi II in c rl!a~e $5 eve ry fi ve Some may argue that people other than COSTA VERDE FASHION VALLEY y ear~. will hewml! the burden of fUlure ~t u students are reserving spaces that students denh. Yet. wi th oul a concrete plan, no one has could use. The reality is that students can CENTER - CENTER 8650 GENESEE AvE. Su. 220 NEAR Sus FIFTH AVENUE any idea what I ~ rea ll y hei ng pu rc hased for reserve a conference room up to six months in (619)452·7374 (619)295·0537 th e~ e stu dc nh . S iud e nt ~ rn ay hc pay in g for one advance, whereas everyone else gets only six thing and getlin g another. Vo ting for th e ex pan weeks. Another university policy protects stu ~io n ncx l qu art er wo ul d be like spendin g $400 dent priority by charging a fee to organizations Brown Eyes fa Blue, Green, Hazel fur a pa rki ng pc rmit and hoping there is a space not associated with UCSD for the use of spaces in avai lah le. Wa it a ~el:O nd .. . the University Centers. PAIR Thl! qu e~ li o n ariscs a~ 10 whal is to he huilt In fact, staff, faculty and off-campus interests and what will he altered wi th th is siudent money? typically use the centers only during the hours COLORED One of th e it ems on Ihe li sl is additi onal stores before noon when most students are in class or oth and food \'e n dor~ in the Prke Center. Te rrific. erwise occupied ..Only an expansion, such as Ihat CONTACTS Iwe nt y new pl ace~ 10 pay $10 for being proposed, can allow the FreshLook Colors with p'urchase another had case of food poisoning and university to accommodate the of 2 boxes of clear FreShLook a Irip to Slud l! nl Hca llh Serv l ce~ . Olher it l! m ~ evening-meeting needs of student IIldudc addili onal rn celing roo rn s. ~ tud e nl organizations. ollkes, a 24-hour study loun ge and.-rnore space Why won't the fee go into effect until the DAILY WEAR EXTENDED WEAR DISPOSABLE LENSES lor the folk> al the Siudeni Ce nt er. expansion opens? Based on principle, UCAB, a Then.: have hee n no open di sc u ~s i o n ~ on what board composed of a studenl majority and chaired Ihe pl an will be, IIld uding whether there will be a by a student, decided that this delay was the fairest ~e t arn ounl 01 money lor Ihe mU l: h needed repairs way to proceed in this manner. $89** $99** $129** at the Siudeni Center. Regardless of the decision, the board members This being a student -funded projel:t for stu and current stu~nts would still be deciding on a COMPLETE 2 PAIRS B&L FW COMPLETE denl usc. the University Centers Advi sory Board fee increase that future students would be required ""tlspecial. include Ion"" •• om, eytCOrt kil a, d follaw up vi.il. A.hglnOlic len... higher. Nol valid wilh any o!her alfer Offe ....p i.. 3/31/99 (UC AB ), the organi zation I: oordinating the to pay. In this way, current students would not have ex pansion, mUM do heller at real:hing out to the to pay for a facility they may never use. UCSD GUARDIAN Mudenl body. After all. UCAB is asking us to What elUlctly will students :lC approving? Many MONDAYS a sponsor whal appears 10 he a private project and of the student organiZ8lions with which I have spa THURSDAYS See FLAWS, Page 5 See ¥11M, Pace 6 . Monday, March 8, 1999 The UCSD Guardian NEWS 7 6 OPINION The UCSD Guardian Monday, Much 8, 1999 like seeing bright yellow "OUT OF ...... ,.,.. Joseph WIlSOn, vice chlncellor of FLAWS: ORDER" tape wrapped around the VITAL: ... student affairs. for final IppI'OvaJ not ...... Student input and a mahogany bar of a stretched limou Student users will before being implemented. -.JI------definite plan needed sine. determine facilities since lt14. fIIv_ Another commonly expressed Is this the kind of dysfunction IntIIdIon ..... oa. concern, pertains to the usage of ContInued froIII ..... I that students must look forward c..tIIIII...... 4 the fee money - how much is being LIGHTS SIRENS increase just to cover the mainte with this ne)(t fee increase for the ken fear that there is no concrete I..... III the 11 requested and how it will be spent? nam:e costs from having more stu University Centers expansion'! plan for how the money will be , ... since the last The proposed increase is $25 per Lights & Sirens is a selection of 1:11 a.m.: An officer filed a 4:29 p.m.: A student reported dents at UCSD. But what has been I propose that UCAB concen spent should the fee increase pass. quaner. This will be lidded to the entries compiled from the log book report concerning a domestic dis theft of a cell phone from the seen in older projects at this univer trate it efforts, not on collecting Although UCAB does not have 1...... , the current fee of $37.50 per qUarJer. of the UCSD Police Department. pute at Meteor Hall. Natatorium. Loss: $100. sity and at other UC campuses tell more quarterly fees from students, architects' sketches or schematic current ,.. I. The current fee is the second Sundey, Feb. 28 12:29 p.m.: An officer arrested 8:39 p,m.: An officer detained a of continued fcc collection with but on selling the Student Center's drawings to present to the student lowest in the UC system, and for 10:22 p.m.: Officers detained an a 38-year-old male non-affiliate at 23-year-old male student at Price 18-year-old male student at Tioga Center for being drunk in public. body, UCAB does have a sizable ...... , sufficient to that fee students enjoy one of the Geisel Library for two outstanding mai ntenance fees being di verted name to a high-paying third party Hall for being a danger to himself. misdemeanor warrants for falsely Transported to Detox. elsewhere so that not-so-new build to make a few million dollars. body of research and student feed ..., for current finest facilities in the country, not Transported to County Mental representing himself as another 9:10 p.m.: A 19-year-old male Qualcomm .back, as well as a partial list of just the UC system. The current ings fall into neglect. Center rolls off the operations, InUch Health. person to a peace officer, posses student suffered an ankle injury Ten or twenty years down the tongue nicely - most students facilities that definitely will be fee has not been increased since MoneIIy, March 1 sion of less than 28.5 grams of after falling at the Price Center foun road, the University Centers e)(pan wouldn't mind too much. included should the e)(pansion 1_ the .xpa.... on 1984. Given inflation and other 10:45 a.m.: A staff member marijuana and failure to appear in tain. Transported to Thornton by reported theft of tap tiles from the sion will haw lost il~ newne~s and Before current students decide happen . thIIt I.... ded to increases in the 15 years since the court. Total bail: $10.000. Cited paramedics. there will be new. more expensive to put the hard-earned dollars of This list includes spaces such last increase, the current fee is Mandel Weiss Dance Building. and released. Ordered off campus 11:26 p.m.: A student reported Loss: $700. vandalism to a door at Tioga Hall. plans unda way. future students on the line, the as a 24-hour study lounge, a black 8CC01n1llOdat. barely sufficient to pay for current for seven days. 1:24 p.m.: A student reported Thursday, March 4 Unknown loss. Case-In-point is RIMAe. the University Centers e)(pansion box theater for student and l:ollege operations, much less the expan ALL 24 HOURS UCSD'. Ji'Owl.., the theft of a wallet from RIMAC 2:40 a.m,: A student reported Friday, M.ch 5 @Jm) fadlity that the last fee increase needs a wncrete plan and more produl:tions, more space for the sion that is needed to accommo Arena. Loss: $47. fraudulent use of a debit card. Loss: 8:41 a.m.: A staff member \.lent to pay for. It IS magnifit:ent student input. But. since most l:ur Co-ops, Soft Reserves, Lecture student population. date UCSD's growing studem 1:30 p.m.: A staff member $1,328.62. reported vandalism to a cart and and house~ probabfy the greatest rent students will not be here Notes and the Guardian, a Student population. reported burglary to an Isuzu 9:45 a.m.: An officer arrested a store window at the Pulse Copy university weight room in the when this plan is l:ompleted, the Organization Center including 10 has been, and will continue to be, Arguments for the proposed Trooper. Loss: $670. 28-year-old male non-affiliate at the Center. Loss: $150. world. Most students feel fortunate l:urrent plan will probably be additional student ofTices, more a student-led process. expansion have been well thought 4:51 p.m.: A student reported Medical Teaching Facility for an out 3:30 p.m.: A student reported a the theft of a backpack from Lot standing misdemeanor for use of lewd public act at Geisel Library. to approved without a second Ija ve access to sUl:h a superb mid-sized conference rooms and If this proposed fee increase out and extensively debated by 351. Loss: $200. skateboards, coasters, roller Saturday, March 6 facility. thought and $12 million in student several new food/retail concepts. passes, building advisory commit you, the students. If, however, you 7:26 p.m,: An officer filed a skates and similar restricted 8:02 a.m.: An officer arrested a However. one finds se rious money will be wasted. Who These new spaces will help tees would be formed for both the still have questions pertaining to report concerning a disturbance at devices. Total bail: $126. Cited, 44-year-old male non-affiliate at the beginning Sunday, 3114 through Thursday, 3/18 n.:gicl:t in c.:rtain area~. Bel:ause knows. the (;Ost could double if, create an additional 50 to 60 new Student and Price Centers to make ' this issue please feel free to con Geisel Library. released and issued an order to Main Gym for an outstanding mis the dil11ate control systems were during the construction e)(cava sludent jobs. As far as presenting decisions pertaining to the e)(pan tact me at [email protected] or TINIIday, March 2 remain off campus for seven days. demeanor warrant for possession of not properly maintained. too mUl:h tion. the arl:hitects discover a rare schematic or concept designs, sion. These committees will be call me al 558-8126. You can also 9:27 a.m.: A graduate student 11:00 a.m.: An officer arrested a glass container in a prohibited reported the theft of a Nissan a 27-year-Old female graduate stu area. Total bail: $500. Cited and '.FREE COOKIES' humidit y ha~ heen allowed into spel:ies of earthworm that war UCAB decided that it would be a composed of the primary users for talk to your college's UCAB rep Sentra from South Mesa dent for misuse of a disabled per released. (12 mid - Gam) _hlle supplies I ....t the building so that million~ of rants a full-blown environmental waste of student funds to hire an each center (users such as the Co resentative. Apartments. Loss: $7,000. son placard in Lot 504. Cited and - Compiled by Leena Shankar, dollar~ of .:quipmcnt is now coat sensitivity audit. arc~itect for a project that is still ops, GSA and SRTV in the Obviously, I consider e)(pan Wednetday, March 3 released . News Editor .:d with rust. It took a wmplete UCAB administrators believe awaiting approval. Student Center and the AS, SAAC sion to be vital, not only to the failure of the l:limatel:ontrol sys they have the answers in using a Student users will determine and IFClPanhelienic in the Price continued high quality of services tem last year for any attention to quarterly fee increase to build new the type and number of facilities Center), as well as student repre provided by the University "Council members should not dent government." be given to it. student fal:ilities and refurbish induded in the e)(pansion. This sentatives drawn from interested Centers, but also to any future A.S.: Khaleghi have left last night without settling Dodge agreed, saying that A.S. It is .:mharrassing to show oil others. They should show students process was essentially started parties and randomly selected stu e)(pansion of spaces and services. said debates should on something to put on the ballot Council members should have our world-dass gym wh.:r.: hroken these answers. out of res pel: t for two years ago with the Quality of dents. It is for this reason that I advise have begun sooner even if it took until four in the dealt with the constitution in a 1111rror gla~~ I, not n:plal:ed, dnnk their emal:iated l:hedbooks, Life Survey and has since passed These committees would be you to educate yourself on this morning." Leventhal said. more objective manner. in g fountain~ rarel y work, water before they expect students to sign through several student-chaired l:haired by students and would issue and make the choice you Leventhal added that he was "I really felt everyone needed to damage is rampant and equipment the fUlure away at the ballot bo)( wmmiuees. In addition, all stu make all of their recommenda perceive as most beneficial for the diSappointed that neither constitu take themselves out of their skin i~ allowed tn l:a ta~trophil:ally fail nl!xt quarter. dents have had the opportunity to tions to UCAB. UCAB would future of UCSD. tion will be on the ballot. and think on non-personal levels." helm.: it 1\ roped oil. awaiting a Send (,(lIIllIIents and Lelfers to attend open forums and offer pub then make final recommendations, Send comments and Letters to was not against ''The absolute worst outeome Dodge said. "It seemed everyone repair pro l:e~~ that lasts eon~. It is the Editor III [email protected] lic input at UCAB meetings. This which would be passed on to Dr. tire Editor to [email protected] IMcKoon'sl, bUI I was not com that could have occurred did." hac) their own personal agendas. I pletely secure with pUlling his on Leventhal said. "Council basically did not like the tension of 'This is ------the ballot," Dodge said. "I felt the robhed ~ludents of the opportunity mine, this is yours .. . , bylaws needed to be included. but to have a constitution on the ballot.·' Leventhal said that l:ertain A.S. I didn't want to include bylaws Leventhal also said that Council members have blocked that still needed to he worked although A.S. Council has now the passage or a new constitution on." missed the deadline to place items since the idea was originally pro Commissioner or Academic on the spring ballot, he may still try posed. Affairs Doc Khaleghi said that to present his constitution to the '" do feel there have been peo because the deadline to place students. ple throughout the whole process What LSAT course items on the ballot was fast ·'I'm probably going to take this who don't want to see a new con approaching, A.S. Council should . to students and get a petition going stitution and will go to whatever h,IYe started its constitution to have a special election at the end lengths they can to prevenl it," debates sooner. of spring," Leventhal said. Leventhal said. did students at ''I'm glad ldebate on the pro Khaleghi said that part of the Ru said that members should posed constitutions I ended," problem of passing a new constitu have spent more time debating the Khaleghi said. "I didn't think that tion was "long-time rivalries" that issue and that they have not been the top 25 law that was the time to debate - live have been causing gridlock in the bold enough in their debates. nights before the deadline. I was A.S. Council all year. "I felt that if anything, getting close to walking out of the ''The whole constitution thing [Wednesday's debate] proved that meeting." personifies what has happened in council members are too polite schools take? Last Thursday, Leventhal said A.S. for the past year," Khaleghi with each other," Ru said. "People that A.S. Council members should said. ·'Dill'erent ideologies and dif didn't want to vote one constitution have continued their debate until a ferent agenda.~ have been hurting in and not the other in order not to constitution was approved. us and slowing progress as a stu- offend anyone." 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March 8. 1999 8 CALENDAR ------~--- Congratulations to everyone who participated in the Most Eligible Bachelor/Bachelorette contest/ All contes tants, their friends and curious on-lookers are invited to attend a celebration at Porter's Pub on Wednesday, March 10 at 7 p.m. Rob Porter has generously offered to provide specials on appetizers and drinks until 8 p.m., so get yourself to the Pub ... it's gonna go off! MARY HIGGINS' era othing short of a natural disaster can get me out of bed at ith only two days left until the March I deadline, I still had no 3:30 in the morning. Yet Feb. 27, my alarm went off at the nominations for "Most Eligible Bachelorelle." What was Ito aforementioned time and I actually got up, threw on some do? Frantically, I extended the deadline and gave you people clothes and drove to campus. My destination - the Recre 24 hours to cough up some contestants for me. All of a sud ation AII-Nighter at RIMAC where "Most Eligible Bache den an avalanche of nominations flooded my "in box." In lor" nominee Mike Cooley was scheduled to perform with Wfact, the eligible women soon out-numbered the men! It was hisN band Allied Sun. a miracle! Why would I go to such extraordinary lengths to find the per But now I was presented with a new problem ... whom to fect bachelor'! Shortly after I announced the contest two weeks choose'! I pontificated for a week and suddenly it was time to make ago I received an e-mail from Nathan Reifke - also a junior at a decision. Who would the lucky bachelorelle be? Muir - whose magnificent powers of persuasion stood out above Let me start with the Honorable Mention which goes to Muir all others. sophomore Christine Gajoli, nominated by her roommate Erin "Mike Cooley. Remember that name, because it means you McPeek, a junior from Muir. As much as I would have loved to have can end your quest for a beller single guy. This guy is one of Christine win, my panel of judges decided she had an unfair advan UCSD's finest ... 6'2", Herculean physique. brown hair, smolder tage because she also happens to be one of my very best friends. ing eyes, great sense of humor, not to mention he loves kids, the Even though she was ineligible to be "Most Eligible," Ithink she is beach ...... still the sweetest, most generous person around and this is why I I thought to myself, "Yeah, right! I'll believe that when I see it!" hang with her almost 24n. I just wanted you guys to know that. Being the intrepid reporter that I am, I decided catch Cooley's act at OK, moving on. All of the contestants seemed like really cool RIMAe. women but two contestants stood out in my mind. One woman was When I arrived at the arena, the cards were already stacked nominated by two differen~ people who each gave an extensive list against the poor guy. I was tired, cranky and on the verge of going of references. I later heard it through the grapevine that this bache home. Then, as luck would have it, I ran into a friend of mine and lorette had been "campaigning" for the recognition, and there was she convinced me to stick around. While we were talking, this guy no way I could let that go unrewarded! The second Bachelorette whom I'd seen around campus said hello to my contender nominated herself with a long and completely friend, then climbed up on stage and started amusing letter but she also nominated two other people tuning his guita: . as well! She even nominated another female in com My friend commented, "Mike is such a petition with herself. What kind of a gutsy girl cre nice guy!" ates more competition than necessary'! I stared in disbelief. I was equally intrigued by these two enthusiastic "That's Mike Cooley'! He's the one and funny females .. . therefore I based my final I'm here to watch! ' decision by creating two sub-categories: I grabbed a seat in the front row and "Bachelorelle Who Got The Most Nomina quickly learned that I was not wasting tions" and "Bachelorette Who Made The my time. As Allied Sun took the stage Most Nominations." And now you are all - clad in pajamas - Mike appeared dying of suspense. Who are these eligible totally at ease in the spotlight. The guy women? has a great voice, despite the fact that in Drumroll please. between songs he tended to mumble inco "The Bachelorette Who Got The Most herently into the microphone. (At one Nominations" goes to Revelle junior Beth point I thought he said. "This next song is Arnesse, nominated independently by called Caught Me With The Provost's Genevieve Cox and SCOIl Sears. She has got to Daughters" when what he actually said was, be the most popular woman at thi s school. "Tbis next song is from a comm project that The glowing nomination from ScOIl went got me Provost 's Honors.") as follows: "She's one of those people who After the AII-Nighter, I decided that always smiles at you ... she's willing to give up Mike was clearly a strong candidate - it her time for anyone of her fri ends no mailer was time for the interview. I called him up what obligations she has. There is no one more and we spoke on the phone for an hour and a deserving than Beth Amesse." half. Then my computer crashed and I lost Gen wrote not one but two lellers saluting virtually all my notes, so we had start from Beth 's amibutes. "She is your basic very intel scratch. Mike took this in stride, agreeing to ligent (but not at all nerdy) Revelle student. See MIN, Page 11 See WOMEN, Page 11 10 FEATURES The UCSD Guardian Monday, March 8, 1999 Monday, March 8, 1999 The UCSD Guardian FEAnJRES II He'. reserved, bid of their life, withstand my jokes. 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If the Tritons can shrink their The UCSD golf team runs on a such as UC Davis, Cal Stale San Senior Staff Writer was a perfect way to start the Bryant earned a fourth-place fin Sports Editor The men's novice eight also linal deficits to one run instead of budget one-fifth the size of most Bernardino and Cal State In the world of athletics. when meet." ish. She continued to run strong Although the Tritons easily beat both Long Beach novice eight 10, they will be in good shape this Division JI schools. Nonetheless, Bakersfield, in the tournament. things arc bad, they are terri hie. Senior teammate Winston Lien later in the day when she compet rowed past the UC Irvine Anteaters squads by 3 and 32 seconds, season and can be conlident that the Triton Division III "If you would have told One need only examine the also had a momentous day ed in the IOO-meter hurdles. two weekends ago, winning five respectively. they have been playing good ball. team has traditionally me before the tourna· L.A. Clippers' current status - his 42'11.75" mark in Bryant's time of 16.71 in the 100- out of six races, they were The women's squad had a However, no matter how well been as good, if not ment that we were in order to observe this the triple jump was not meter hurdles eamed her a tifth still a little hesitant solid outing as well against the Tritons play, it is still heart beller, than its D-II going to beat UC phenomenon. Yet, only a personal best plal:e tinish. which wa~ also good about last Long Beadl breaking if they do not finish on opponents. Davis, I would have when things are good, IrRAC"_ by one foot ,. but for seventh best all-time at UCSD. weekend's State. The varsi top after nine innings. Furthermore, March 5 and 6 told you that you had they are great. was also the eighth She improved on her season's best races against ty four pieced anytime a team plays a NCAA marked the 49th Annual lost your marbles," Witness this ycar's hest jump in UCSD's in the long jump with 16'7". Long Beach together another sub Division III National runner-up and Southern California Wydra said. "Beating UCSD track and field history. Another impressive perfor State University. The stantial win on Saturday, .. almost win~ , the taste left in the Inten;ollegiate Golf them was a feather in our I:aps." team. The Tritons started the Another hig Triton per- mance came from junior Meghan Tritons were unsure breezing by Long Beach 's squad play..:r ' mouths is beyond bitter. Championship held at Torrey After the first day of competi season with a dominating victory ' formanl:e for the day was the first Scott. SCOII delivered much-need whether or not they were by 4 seconds in the opening race of No one likes to lose. Pines Golf Course just up the tion, the Tritons found themselves in Point Loma and have never place run of James Nielsen, whose ed points with a lirst-place linish up to speed, and feared a fast-paced the day. Sunday's game was great base road, and the Tritons proved that 12 strokes ahead of the next-best looked bal:k. 8:37.67 time ranks third all-time in the 3,()()()-meter in 10:26.79, Long Beach State squad. "It was an exciting race," Dodge ball, but with an unfortunate result they don' t need money to be com Emory University (Ga.) in the This weekend, the Tritons con- at UCSD. Not far behind him was helping her team secure 3rd place. Fortunately, the Tritons were able said. "We were cheering them on. It for the Tritons: Montdair State petitive. College Division, but 6 strokes tinued their dominating ways in senior Kevin Prindiville, who Senior Christi Norton also to lay all fears to rest after was back and forth all race, but (N.J.) slid past UCSD 1-0, in a clas Overall, .the Tritons finished in off the pace of Stale's tournament Irvine as they partkipated in the engaged with an Irvine runner in boosted the Tritons' score with a Saturday's races: They had a good they held their own." sic pitching duel between Montclair second place in the 17 school leading 300. UCSD's top first inaugural meet of the UC an eXl:iting one-on-one battle titih-place linish in shot put, a showing. Both the women 's novice eight • Stale right-hander Gregory Belson field, just one stroke shy of the round scores were recorded by Championships, where they were before leaving his opponent second-place !inish in discus and a Overall, the team won three of and the men's varsity four put forth and Triton lefty John Gherini . tournament's winner, San Diego Kevin Petrie and Ben Page, who pitted against the other track and behind en route to a third-place second-place linish in the ham their five races. The men 's varsity good efforts against Long Beach Gherini entered Sunday's State University. UCSD's team each shot a 4-over-par 76. lield teams of the UC system, finish with a time 01'8:45.07, tifth mer. eight, the men 's novice eight and State. Unfortunately, they I:ame up matchup with a 3. 14 ERA and a 3- total of 606 earned them top hon Petrie was the top UCSD such as UC Santa Barbara and UC all-time at UCSD. Senior Heather Winberry the women's varsity four eal:h short. The women's eight lost by a 2 record. He also led the team III ors in the College Division, how golfer, and was also the overall Riverside. When the smoke Deford also had a solid day. He rounded out the Triton allack, rel:orded victories. good margin, and the men's novice innings pitched with 28.2, and ever. San Diego State's 29-over winner in the College Division. deared, the Triton men had set personal records in both the earning herself a season best mark "We had another great race," four was edged out of first place by remains the leader of that category Usa Huff/GUlJldian par 605 was good for first place in Petrie tume,d in a tournament total sprinted away with a I:onvincing javelin and hammer throw, eam in the triple jump with 32'2.75", men 's varsity eight rower Paul just under 2 seconds. even after Sunday's mighty battle. Niner: John Gherini winds up against Montclair State (NJ). the University Division and the 4-over-par 148, just 2 strokes ofT win in hand, while the women ing several very crucial points for as well as a third-place linish in Dodge said. "We spent the whole After Saturday's races, the Gherini fought all nine innings with 2 outs. "Gh~rini pitched a heck of a overall win. the pace. had represented themselves well his team. Deford's javelin throw the high jump with 1.53 meters. week doing skills and drills and we Tritons will not compete until for a complete game, but UCSD The Tritons threatened their game," designated hiller Steve Joining the Tritons' "A" team From here, the Tritons will en route to a third place linish lor of 134.011 was a personal best by "A lot of people were surpriseJ increased our boat speed by March 27 and March 28 when they couldn't generate enough run sup opponents' status in the eighth, Pelletier said. "John [pitched) well, on the podium, was UCSD's "B" participate in the highly competi the day, just 2.5 points behind more than two meters, while his by our performance," Winberry becoming beller rowers." will row in the annual San Diego port despite its pitcher's outstanding however, when Brian Terrell walked the defense played really well - team, whose team-total 64-over tive Aztec Invitational. The host UC Irvine. 109.02 throw in the hammer was a said. "We really came through The men 's varsity eight's week Crew Classic - one of the biggest eftort on the mound. Gherini gave and stole second with 2 outs. Josh we just didn't get the key hits when par 640, earned them second Invitational brings together 20 of The meet staned off with a personal best by approximately [SaturdayJ. 1t felt good to compete of technical training proved to be races on the West coast. up 6 hits to Montclair State, but Strobl reached lirst on an error by we really needed them. As soon as place in the College Division. It the best golf squads in the coun bang as senior co-captain Mall half of a meter. against some of those Division I especially beneticial. Despite an "This week we're going to get Belson 's stilling of the Tritons' the shortstop advancing Terrell to things start coming together as a was the first time in history that try, most of them Division I Seefeld turned in a national quali "I think we really proved that athletes and show them up a lit uneven start - Long Beach State our bUll kicked," Dodge said offense was superior - right lielder third on the play. Todd Sherwin whole, we're gonna go on a roll." UCSD had an "A" and "B" team scholars~ip schools. fying performance in the hammer we are a team tirst ·and foremost," tle." had a two-seat advantage at the gun regarding the team 's anticipated Eric Schramm was the only Triton pinch ran for Strobl and moved over The Tritons will hopefully taste finish in first and second. This, however, does not daunt throw with an impressive 52.70 Deford said. "We showed the The men's team record is 10 - the Tritons persevered in the training for the Crew Classic. to hit successfully against him. to second base on a wild pitch. With the sweetness of revenge when Head Coach Mike Wydra was the Tritons. meters. other teams what we are made 01'." wins and no losses; the women a.re 2,OOO-meter race, winning by 3 "We're trying to stay above mainte The Red Hawks scored their two Tritons in scoring position, they face the Red Hawks again impressed with his team's overall "Success breeds success," "It was the first meet where we The women's team presented a at 9 wins and 2 losses. Next week seconds with a time of 6:30. nance level." only run in the top of the fourth Schramm struck out. Monday at 2:30 p.m. performance, and even more Wydra said. can qualify for nationals, and balanced allack lhat was led by end, the Tritons will travel to "We started crankin' in on it at UCSD is rowing very well this [Seefeld] got it right away before sophomore Megan Bryant. Fullerton to compete in the Benny the I,OOO- meter mark and we were year, so chances arc that the Tritons the rest of the meet got started." Running II personal best in the Brown Invitational. up by a boat length for most of the will do just line come March 27. Game three was similar to the 19 kills and committed only 2 hit games are all must-wins." University of Pacific in RIMAC VOLLEY: tirst two games - again, the ting errors. Sinclair has become a This match was a positive end Arena at 7 p.m. Show up and sup UCSC win is the Tritons got off to a quick start. deadly offensive force for the to the slump that Hite had been port the Tritons into the postsea first since January Thanks in part to an ace, the Tritons in the past few matches. stul:k in for the past few matches. son. Tritons scored the !irst 5 points of Hite was equally effective on "I was flaving a lot of ttouble CoaIke•• d Ire...... 18 the game. UCSD's intensity let up offense, compiling 23 kills and with my swing," Hite said. "It felt First Seder complete control of the game. The just slightly, allowing the Banana only 3 hilling errors. good to get that behind me." Banana Slugs tried to get back into Slugs to make it a closer game. In Before this match, the Tritons The Tritons, now 3-13 for the it by Sl:oring the next 3 points. hut the end, however, the Tritons were were up against a wall - a loss season, are ranked No. 4 in r------~FR~rT 0 W II 'S a hlock by setter Kurt Seckington too tough and put the Banana Slugs against the Banana Slugs would Division III volleyball rankings. I Minor Tune Up', • ___-:. =n: ...... 0 ,-...... brought the score to 14-5 and the away, 15-M. The Triton attack was have ended any chance of gaintng On Tuesday, the Tritons return Special Brake Job ~. Tritons served it out from there. impressive again, tallying 20 kills the western binh into the national to Mount Pacific Sports Federation ... I Our tune up Include•• lot more ..... 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M ..t, ..,., • - To Oa Kine Chores Crew PORTS Reality BAGKIN Check Bill Burger The Most Wonderful Time of the Year USINES If you ask a random sampling After a two-week layoff due to a barrage ofpostponed games, the Tritons of peopk what their favorite returned in stride with three wins last week, imprOVing to 6-6 tim!.! of y!.!ar I,. most wi ll say Dece mher hecau~e of the holi · By Kevin Byrne lighted by Harlan 's two-run si ngle day~ or Junc hccause of the Staff Writer down the right Iield line, giving the hegllll1ing 01 , ummer. Well. I The Tritons hounced hack from team a 4-0 lead that wasn'tl:ut into ma) he in th.:: minonty. hut carly a two-week layoff so strongl y that until the seventh inning. The linal to mid-March is har none my it ~ee m s as if they never eve n took Sl:Ore was 4- 1. favoritc time of the )car. Winter a hreak . After the hiatus, the The Tritons hroke away in i, heginning to give wa) to the Tritons we re fir.:d up for a the sel:O nd game, using warmth of spnng. the days arc pair of doubleheaders offen sive power to win ge llln l! lonl!er. hasehall is in la,t week and l:a me 9-3. APU was forced ~pnng training and. of wur~e. away with a tri o of ....ALL to watch the Tritons March Madnc'~ i, underway. wi n, . score in the third , The NC AA ha~kethall tour On Saturday, the fourth and fifth nament I' the plllnadt: 01 ~pon Triton, played Azusa . innings. putting a tOlal of IIlg elCIll~. and Ilith the IOU rna PaCifi c U n iver~ity (A PU ) 6 runs on the board. The melll p,lJnng' revealed )e'ter and heat th ~m in hoth ga llic,. 4-1 Tri t o n ~ added another 3 runs in the da). II ha~ ofllclally hegun. You and 9-3 . Earlier thi s week. th e ,ixth inning. can guarantee that Xerox Triton, also fal:ed Point Loma Junior Cynthia Sam crossed Jll"dllnc~ were hu,) thl, morn a/arene Uni versity and spli t two hom.: plate three times, goi ng 3 for Ing. runnlllg oll.cople , lor oil IC': gam es wi th the Crusade rs, 7-2 and 4 on thc day. Juni or Caroline pool, around the coulllrj. 4-5 . Eng ler wc nt 2 for 3 and sl:Ored " )OU arc unlamJliar '\Jlh the "They were ready." Head Coach once 10 lead the Tritons in offense. :'\CAA colkge tournam.:nl. )Oll Palli Gl!rcken, said . 'They were The Tritons were in com plete ,Ire m"'lIlg out. Thc lOumamelll U) ing to play'- - co nt ro l of both gamc,. mn",,, llt 64 team, plaYlllg In The mo,t recen t douh leheader .. It was a great day," Gerckens "ngk-dlllllnallun II arfan: Ihat took place on Man:h 6 at Triton ,aiu. "I really thought we ,tarted to ,,/lla) , prouuc.:, lII"n) ,11Odlllg Fidd. and was honored as Parenf ... · hit and wc'n: gelling confidence. up,el\ and thnlling IInl,he,. Da) . The gi rls didn 't let their par We re-eva luated why wc'rc playing The fiN round of gaJ1lc~ geb ent, down. ,Iaughteri ng APU in the game. Now we're in a good hoth games. underway on Thur,da) and position." Julius Choi/Guarclian Fnday. The,e arc pm"ihly the The sl:Ori ng got off to a quick The Tritons were in good posi Ye.: Shortstop Kristina Anderson and third baseman Jeanine he,t l\IO ,p()n~ days of thc year start for th e Tritons in the lirst ti on to beat the Crusaders earlier Cordero.celebrate a double play that got UCSD out of a jam_ hecau~c thcre arc cHlling game - freshman Leea Harlan si n last week as well. They took the apparent all day long. Led hy for a tournament. The Tritons. game, tekv"ed non-stop all gled to cenler lield to hring in lirst ga me of Wednesday 's douhle Harlan, who pitched a complete however, are not entered in the da) long . The,e 11'10 day, u,ual freshman Kristina Anderson, who heade r. hut were edged out by Point game for the victory, the Tritons tournament. but instead are playing I) produc.: many 01 the mo,t hll a douhle earlier in the inning . Loma in the sel:O nd ga me. held the Crusaders to just 2 runs in the teams as part of their regular mllld -hoggling up,et,. The game was a defensi ve The lir~t game wcnt we ll for thc seven innings, and crui sed to a 7-2 season sc hedule. Gerckens' is Her.: I~ a prevlell 01 what) ou ' tand. wi th neither team ,wring Tri t o n~ . who dominated through vil:tory. uncertain about the teams the ~hould expect: Don't pick a No . through the next three -a nd-a-half much-needed otlemivc ~url!':'. The In the scwnd game. the Tritons Tritons will face. I or :-':0 . 2 ,ced III lo,c. Slncc th..: innmg" Pitdler Har lan held APU Trit~n, racked up 4 runs in ~he first did not fare as well - last inning "I have no idea about either expan,lon 01 the lOurnament 10 to onl y I run and scallered 7 hll ~ , inning, hi ghli ght ed by Ande rson\ efforts came up short and the game team," Gerckens said. ''\'m sure 64 team,. a t\o. 16 ,..:ed ha, pitching a complet e ga me. two- run tripl e. The offense contin was lost by I run , 4-5. Norwich is having their first week never heaten a No . I and on ly The fifth inning was ve ry pro ued to ro ll for UCS D as the Tritons Next Wednesday, the Tritons outside. so we'll take it to our two No. 2 ,ec d~ have eve r lo,t. ductiw for the Triton,. as they put brought home 3 more run s over thc will lake on Norwich University advantage. Trinity is not known to With 111O~ e exception,. any Ihe game out of reach for APU. course of the game. and Trinity University, as the teams be a powerhouse. but we ' II prepare thing i, pos,ible. You wi ll ,ee I This three-run inning was hi gh- A strong defensive effort was will be visiting Southern California for them." up,et, and the three ,eed~ arc cenallll) vul nerahl e. One might) three ,eed falls in the flr,t round almo>t elery year. j The Drought is Over for UCSD Then: arc many gam!.!, that look like definlle up~et po,~ihJlI tie,. wch a, Kent ()\er Temple. QUENCHED: The Tritons snapped a seven game losing streak on Friday or Siena over Arkan,a,. But the By Bill Burger thing that make, thi, tournament came to a screeching halt as UCSO they also couldn't seem to put any Senior Staff Writer went on to win, 15-0, 15-5, 15-!!. ,0 grea t i ~ that nohod y ca n pre thing away. Plagued by hitting You arc in a desert, craw lin g on O~---l dic t what wi II happen. Last year. Game one was possibly the errors. the Banana Slugs commit your h a nd ~ and knees. dehydrated Tritons' most dominating perfor Points allowed by I picked Utah to l o~e In the lir, t ted 10 such offenses in the first and desperatelysearching for round. and th.:y went 10 the manl:e in any si ngle game thi s year. game. The Tritons, however. men's voJ1eyban In ,ome fornl of IlJ uist urc. Just champlon,hlp game. That ,hould UCS D is notoriou s for start- helped their cause by committing game one Of Ita 3- ," you arc ahout to gi ve ,holl you that I ,houldn 't he ing slowly, but it changed only 2 service errors in the first game UCs:p Win up In de~pair. that notion on ga me_ telling )OU I"hat up,eb to pIck . ) ou ,ee an oa,is EI~ry y~ar the ~xre rt ' will Friday.Big There was little difference In th e di stance hlocks by sopho- tl!II J OLI who th~ loch arc and hetween the Tritons' play in game Wllh palm tree" a every Yl!ar the) arc completel y more out si de hitter one and their play in game two. Total strokes over par pool and a full har. You get wrong. TIll' 101irnament i, a tOla l Zac k Hit e at 1-0 and The 5 points allowed to the Banana Kevin ~Atrlewas In up and run IOward thi s apparent se ni or middle hlocker Bill lTap ,hoot. Duke I, th~ faVOrite Slugs were more a testament to bet this ~'s Torrey paradi,e. knowing that it is your Si nclair at 9-0 were crowd tl1l\ y~ar , but II , till ha, to go nut ter play by Santa Cruz than an indi PI"._ mumament ,avlllg grace. The men '~ vo lleyba ll there and win ,ix \tnllght game, plea,ers. but the Tritons ga ined cation of decreasing intensity for tcal11 know, thi s fe,'ling . - anu that will hc diffil:u lt ... mo,t of their momentum from their the Tritons. Thc Tri tons were in the mid st of even lor them digging and attacking. As in game one, the Tritons got a ,even-match dry ,pell when they The Tritons were hilling with So 10 all you ba,kethall off to a quick start. opening up a 7- lOok the court last Friday night. Junkie, a,plrlng to he the l:ha m thc efficiency of a Pentium 1\1 I lead. keyed by a block by Hite havlllg lo,t all matchc~ ,ince Jan . pIOn m your ow n pool. I am proce"or. totaling 15 kill s in the and Sinclair at 4-1. After giving up 29. After Friday ni ght ', matchup among your rank> ,lIld I wJ\h game while committing only 2 I point, the Tritons then reeled off wllh the UC Santa Cru l Banana you all good lu ck .. _. We neeu II. error,. The Banana Slugs had no another streak of 6 points to take Slug" the Tritons ' lo,ing streak answer for UCSO's attack, and See VOLUY, page 15 16 SPORTS The UCSD Guardian Monday, March 8, 1999 --.,.,...... crIIIIIIJI ,.",,.,, ...... ".."..,... - To Oa Kine Chores Crew PORTS Reality B.AGKIN Check Bill Burger The Most Wonderful Time of the Year USINES If you ask a random sa mpling After a two-week layoff due to a barrage ofpostponed games, the Tritons of people what their favorite returned in stride with three wins last week, imprOVing to 6-6 time of year is. most will say December hccausc of the holi By Kev[n Byrne lighted by Harlan's two-run single Staff Writer down the right tield line, giving the da y~ or June because of the The Tritons bounced back from team a 4-0 lead that wasn't cut into heglnning of ~ummer. Well. I may be in the minority. hut early a two-week layoff so strongly that until the seventh inning. The linal to mid-March is har none my it seems as if they never even took score was 4-1. favorite time of the year. Winter a break. After the hiatus, the The Tritons broke away in is beginning to give way to the Tritons were fired up for a the second game, using warmth of spring. the days are pair of doubleheaders offensive power to win gelling longer. baseball is in last week and came 9-3. APU was forced spring training and. of course. away with a trio of .....ALL to watch the Tritons March Madness IS underway. wins. score in the third, The NCAA basketball tour On Saturday. the fourth and fi fth nament is the pinnacle of sport Tritons played Azusa innings. putting a total of ing event s. and with the tourna Pacific University (APU) 6 runs on the board. The and beat them in both games. 4-1 Triton, added another 3 runs in the ment pairings revealed ye~ ter and 9-3. Earlier this week, the da). II has ofii cla ll y begun. You sixth inning. ca n guara nt ee that Xerox Tritons also faced Point Lorna Junior Cynthia Sam crossed macillnes were busy thb, morn Na.(Uren~ UniverSity and split two home plate three times. going 3 for Ing. running ofI coplcs for office games with the Crusaders. 7-2 and 4 on the day. Junior Caroline poob around the country. 4-5 . Engler went 2 for 3 and scored II you arc unfamili,lr with the 'They were ready," Head Coach once to lead the Tritons in offense. NCAA college tournament. you Patt i Gerckens said. "They were . The Tritons were in romplete an: mi ssi ng out. The tournarnent dying to play." control of both games. consists of 64 teams playmg in The mo:.l recent doubleheader "It was a great day," Gcrckens ,ingle-elimination warfare that took place on March 6 at Triton said. "I really thought we staned to Jlway\ pnxJU(;cs lIlany shocking Field. and was honored as Parents' hit and we ' re getting confidence. upsets and thrilling finishes . Day. The girls didn 't let their par We re-eva luated why we're playing The first round of games gets ents down. slaughtering APU in the game. Now we're in a good underway on Thursday and both games. position." Julius Choi! Guatd,an Friday. These arc po,sihly the The scoring got otT to a quick The Tritons were in good posi Ves: Shortstop Kristina Anderson and third baseman Jeanine best two sporb days of the year start for the Tritons in the tirst tion to beat Ihe Crusaders earlier Cordero_celebrate a double play that got UCSD out of a jam. hecause there arc exciting game - freshman Leea Harlan sin last week as well. They took the apparent all day long. Led by for a tournament. The Tritons, ga mes televised non-stop all gled to center tield to bring in tirst game of Wednesday 's double Harlan, who pitched a complete however, are not entered in the day long. These two days usual freshman Kristina Anderson. who header. hut were edged out by Point game for the victory, the Tritons tournament, but instead are playing ly produce many of the most hit a double earlier in the inning. Loma in the second game. held the Crusaders to just 2 runs in the teams as part of their regular Intnd -hoggllllg upsets. The game was a defensive The first game went well for the seven innings, and cruised to a 7-2 season schedu le. Gerckens' is Here is a prev iew of what you stand. with neither tcam scoring Tritons. who dominated Ihrough victory. uncertain about the teams the should expect : Don't pick a No. through the next three-and -a-half much-needed olTen~ivc surges. The [n Ihe second game, Ihe Tritons Tritons will face. I or o. 2 seed to Ime. Sinl:e thc innings. Pitcher Harlan held t\PU Trit~ns racked up 4 runs in the tirst did not fare as well - last inning "I have no idea about either expansion of the tournament to to only I run and scattered 7 hits, inning, highlighted by Anderson 's efforts came up shon and the game team," Gerekens said. "I'm sure 64 teams. a o. 16 seed has pitchi ng a complete game. two-run triple. The offense contin was lost by I run, 4-5. Norwich is having their first week never beaten a No. I and only The fifth inning was very pro ued to roll for UCSD as the Tritons Next Wednesday, the Tritons outside, so we'lI take it to our two No. 2 seeds have ever lost. ductive for the Tritons. as they put brought home 3 more runs over the will take on Norwich University advantage. Trinity is not known to With those exceptions. any the game out of reach for APU . course of the game. and Trinity University, as the teams be a powerhouse, but we'll prepare thing is possible. You will sec This three-run inning was high- A strong defensive effort was will be visiting Southern California for them." upsets and the three seeds arc ce rtainly vulnerable. One mighty three ,eed falls in the ~)Il- first round almost every yea r. The Drought is Over for UCSD There are many games that look like definite upset possibili QUENCHED: The Tritons snapped a seven game losing streak on Friday b~ '. -~(tUnLrt~~~ii- ties. such as Kent over Temple. ~----=-: :-' or Siena owr Arkansas. But the By Bill Burger came to a screechi ng halt as UCSD they also couldn't seem to put any thing that makes this tournament Senior Staff Writer went on to win, 15-0, 15-5, 15-!1. thing away. Plagued by hilling ,0 great is that nobody can pre You are in a desert, crawling on Game one was possibly the errors, the Banana Slugs commit dict what will happen . Last year. your hands and knees. dehydrated Tritons' most dominating perfor ted 10 such offenses in Ihe first I picked Utah to lose in the lirst and desperatelysearching for mance in any sing le game this year. game. The Tritons, however, round. and they went to the ,ome form of moisture. Just UCSD is notorious for start- helped their cause by committing championship game. That ,hould as you arc about to gi ve ing slowly, but it changed only 2 service errors in the first show you that [ ,houldn't be lip in despair, that notion on game. telling you what upsets to pick . yOU see an oasis Friday . Big There was little difference Every year the experts wi II in the distance blocks by sopho- between the Tritons' play in game tell yo u who the locks arc and with palm trees. a more outside hitter one and their play in game two. every year they are completel y pool and a full bar. You get Zack Hite at 1-0 and The 5 points allowed to the Banana wrong. The tournament i~ a IOta I up and run toward this apparent senior middle blocker Bill Slugs were more a testament to bet crap ,hoot. Duke IS the lavorite paradise, knowing that it is your Sinclair at 9-0 were crowd ter play by Santa Cruz than an indi thi, year, hut it still has to go out saving grace. The men 's volleyball pleasers. but the Tritons gained cation of decreasing intensity for there and win ,ix straight game~ . tcam knows this feeling. most of their momentum from their the Tritons. - and that will be diftiwlt ... The Tritons were in the midst of digging and attacking. As in game one. the Tritons got even for them . a seven-match dry ,pell when they The Tritons were hitting with off to a quick stan, opening up a 7- So to all you Imketball took the coun last Friday night, the efficiency of a Pentium 111 I lead, keyed by a block by Hite junkie, a~piring to be the cham having lost all matche, since Jan. processor. totaling 15 kills in the and Sinclair at 4-1 . After giving up pion In your own pool. [ am 29. After Friday night's matchup game while committing only 2 I point, the Tritons then reeled off among your ranks and [ wish with the UC Santa Cruz Banana errors. The Banana Slugs had no another streak of 6 points to take you all good luck .... Wc need it. Slugs, the Tritons' losing streak answer for UCSD's attack. and See VOLUY, page 15 . bnelly 92 Pre-toddlers _.IiOiIAIrM-'~· • took the entire three 39 Addtttonal COOjUnctionS 91 SupotlatNely spurious 94 SuperfICially stylish 40 Puts In danger 93 Decoy 95 Pole witl> a blade hours." 43 Held first place 94 Y 96 In conftict "1 44 Chunk of the fairway 99 Some born in Aucust 97 KiI,-'s neIt\f1bOr night, just an hour away from the extend try to live an unboring lifestyle, pos 45 Witness 100 'Doctor Zlwaco' herClOne 98 Matures WOMEN: 46 Group of shrinks 101 Three-baaer 103 Dickens' Heep ed deadline. and I was I:hecking my e sessing my own snowboard ... and roller 47 Soft drink 102 Melt tOCOtl1er 104 Bum tile ends of 50 Mary Tyler or Henry 105 Impatient Nominations made final mail. Suddenly, ) get a message from blading (although I have not yet learned to IUIt fcit ... 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