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Volume 69, No. 138 Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 23,1989______University of California, Santa Barbara Two Sections, 28 Pages Dispute The Bear Dance District Arises on Favors FT Cheer Forming Programs I.V. Board Francisco Torres’ Proposed Six-member Neighbors Claim Its Body to Serve as Link Cheerleading Camps Between Community Violate Ordinance and Foot Patrol Office

By Christopher P. Griffen By Daniel H. Jeffers Reporter Staff Writer

The cheerleaders’ camps that Perceiving increased tension traditionally occupy Francisco between the Isla Vista Foot Patrol Torres Private Residence. Hall and local residents, the Isla Vista during summer months might Recreation and Park District cease operations this year if the board of directors has proposed the county opts to enforce a 15-year-old formation of a six-member body to ordinance apparently prohibiting provide a link between the com­ such uses of the facility. munity and police. The ordinance, drafted in 1974, The proposed board, which was recently called to the county’s received unanimous endorsement attention by residents of from the IVRPD directors, would Family Student Housing, located consist of three members ap­ adjacent to FT on Storke Road. pointed by the UCSB Associated The neighbors complain that the Students and three by the IVRPD. camps create excessive amounts A.S. External Vice President of noise. Ellen Thornton believes it will be Family Student Housing resident fairly easy to garner A.S. support Mike Fitzgerald said he believes for such a board and says she the 1974 ordinance clearly expects the matter to be discussed prohibits activities at FT at Wednesday night’s A.S. disruptive to the neighboring Legislative Council meeting. “ I community, and said he is angry don’t think it will be a problem It that the ordinance has not been will be an ad hoc committee,” she enforced. “ The very ordinance said. that (County Supervisor Bill Thornton added that A.S. Wallace) sponsored for FT has representatives to the board would never been enforced,” he said. “ probably be appointed by myself “ What I would like to get done is to with recommendations. I have a have that ordinance enforced.” good idea who to ask (to sit on the The ordinance states that “ all board).” accessory and incidental uses (of After members are appointed, it F T ) shall be located within the will be up to them to determine the building.” body’s modus operandi. It is However, FT officials deny that “ absolutely the district’s intent the law necessarily prohibits the that the thing be open,” said conducting of cheerleading camps. IVRPD General Manager Glenn The week-long camps, run by the Lazof. “ We specifically didn’t title Bay Area-based United Spirit it anything. The name will be Association, usually occupy FT determined by the appointees.” from June 21 to Aug. 31. Between However, Lazof listed some 11 to 14 high school and college-age Reforming.a bear dance, this Chumash "Dolphin Dancer" entertained spectators on things that the board is not camps use the facility and its the EOP/SAA lawn Friday afternoon as part of the North American Culture authorized to do. For example, it outdoor recreation space over the Awareness Week. will have no authority over police. course of the summer. GENEVIEVE FIELD/Daily Nexus “ We don’t have the power to tell (See MEDIATION, p.ll) (See REVIEW, p.4) Overcrowding in I.V. Reflects Leniency of ’60s Zoning Laws

By Daniel H. Jeffers situation. density than any place in the atmosphere that led to the area’s Staff Writer United States west of the riots in 1970 — described the In 1958, when UCSB raised its T H E M A K I N G O F Mississippi River. history of zoning laws in Isla Vista enrollment cap from 2,500 to 10,000 Today’s Isla Vista — with its as a disaster. “ (Population density This article is thé second of a students, many Isla Vista lan­ crammed apartments, limited problems are) compounded in the five-part series examining the downers suddenly found them­ I s l a V i s t i parking and lack of sidewalks — is minds of many residents of Isla physical composition of Isla Vista selves in a position to make a lot of □ the result. Vista by past actions of the county, — from its past as an agricultural money. particularly in dealing with zoning community and magnet for oil And the Santa Barbara County T t Zoning Laws Called Disastrous and construction code issues, speculators to its present as what Board of Supervisors found itself in The Trow Commission — in which have allowed this area to ■ many consider a student slum. the position of regulating the m investigating on behalf of the become a crowded student enclave Finally, the series will examine growth of a small, isolated com­ University of California the with little concern for the living proposed remedies to this munity already zoned for a higher h L 1 community’s living conditions and (See ZONING, p.ll) 2 Tuesday, May 23, 1989 Headliners Daily Nexus W orld N ation State Chinese Military Leaders Say 2 o f 1,000 College Students U C Davis Black Family Day Students W o n ’t Be Attacked AIDS-positive, Study Finds to Continue Despite Violence BEIJING — More than 100 military leaders said Monday WASHINGTON — The American College Health DAVIS — UC Davis will continue to host an annual Black they will not order their men to confront or suppress the Association said today a study of 19 U.S. campuses found Family Day picnic despite disturbances at the 1989 event on masses of people who have seized control of the capital to that two of every 1,000 students tested was infected with Saturday in which 10 persons were injured and seven demand democratic control. AIDS, a rate below the national average but a figure one arrested. Student leaders on Tuesday considered ending their 10- official said “ should cause real concern.” Mike Miller, commander of UC police department, said day occupation of Tiananmen Square. Officials said the study points up the need for more all seven individuals arrested Saturday have been released Soldiers clashed Monday night with about 2,000 residents aggressive efforts to prevent the spread of the deadly for lack of evidence. 15 miles from the square, but no shooting disease on college campuses. “ We want to increase the enrollment of was reported. Other troops withdrew The study — the nation’s first survey Blacks at UCD, and we want to retain from the streets in southwest Beijing, attempting to determine the prevalence (Black) events on campus,” Tom Dut­ ending standoffs with local residents who of AIDS among college students — tested ton, UCD vice chancellor for student have surrounded their convoys and the blood of 16,861 students who sought affairs told a news conference Monday. blocked their movement. t í j é medical attention in their campus health But, Dutton said, steps will be taken Students who have guided the centers. before 1990 to avoid a repetition of the tumultuous pro-democracy movement Of those, 30 tested positive for the incidents which disrupted the event the over the past month expressed concern human immunodeficiency virus, or HIV, past two years. that many Beijing students were leaving and that half their which amounts to an overall infection rate of 0.2 percent, This year’s picnic was peaceful, with 30,000 to 40,000 numbers were students from outside the city. said the association, which conducted the study with the participants, until a fight broke out about 5 p.m. in the The promise not to attack protesters represented a Federal Centers for Disease Control. central quad area of the campus. The first fight was serious blow to Prime Minister Li Peng and other har­ Nationwide, researchers believe 1 million to 1.5 million followed by reports of gunshots, and then several other dliners who have tried to quell the immense grass-roots people are infected, a rate of 0.4 percent to 0.6 percent. fights. demonstrations that have paralyzed Beijing. Also Monday, members of the National People’s Most of the injuries were reported to individuals knocked Congress, China’s Legislature, began gathering signatures Alaskan Grand Jury Indicts down by a rush of people fleeing the area of the gunfire, needed to open a special session on the legality of martial although one youth who reportedly was involved in a fight law, sources said, indicating a further erosion of L i’s Valdez Captain for Felony was shot in the right forearm. support. ANCHORAGE, Alaska — A grand jury on Monday in­ dicted the former captain of the Exxon Valdez on three L.A. School Board Member Suspect in Pan Am Explosion felony counts for his role in the nation’s worst oil spill. Joseph Hazelwood was charged with three counts of Ends Silence, Reveals Offer Arrested, Freed, Reports Say second-degree criminal mischief, said District Attorney Dwayne McConneU. If convicted, he could be sentenced to LOS ANGELES — The second week of a teachers' strike HAMBURG, West Germany — A magazine reported up to 15 years in prison and a $150,000 fine. opened Monday, marked by arrests of strikers and a break Monday that a bomb maker for a Palestinian group Hazelwood’s blood alcohol content was illegally high in negotiations to end the dispute that has crippled suspected in the Pan Am flight 103 bombing was freed 15 nearly 11 hours after the accident, the Cost Guard said. He education in the nation’s second-largest school district. days after his arrest in West Germany because he works for had turned over control of the tanker to the third mate, who Late in the day, dissension among Board of Education the country’s intelligence service. was not certified to pilot the ship in Prince William Sound, members became evident as one school board member Stern magazine said Marwan Khreesat, 44, was arrested where the spill occurred. broke a state mediator-imposed news gag on negotiations to in October after raids in Neuss and in Frankfurt, but was detail the board’s latest offer. Two other board members allowed to go free the following month and returned to pledged to increase the wage hike offer to teachers. Jordan, where he was born. Pete Rose Request Granted; Jackie Goldberg contradicted a statement by the union “ Five weeks later, a radio bomb of the type Khreesat had president that the board had offered teachers nothing new built in Neuss blew up in the Pan Am jet over Lockerbie,” Hearing Postponed 30 Days in the talks that broke off Sunday night, saying, “ I think the Hamburg-based publication said. people have the right to know what really happened.” The New York Times, in today’s editions, quoted NEW YORK — Pete Rose’s request that baseball post­ She said the board offered a 24 percent raise over three unidentified U.S. officials in Washington as confirming the pone for 30 days its hearing on his alleged gambling was years and governing councils for individual schools, with report. granted Monday by Commissioner A. Bartlett Giamatti. teachers holding half the seats and administrators, parents Khreesat is believed to be the bomb maker for the Giamatti, in a one-paragraph statement, did not explain and staff holding the other half. Popular Front for the Liberation of Palestine — General his reasons for granting the delay, which was asked for last Teachers want 26 percent over three years, while the Command, or PFLP-GC, Stern said. Friday. The hearing had been scheduled for Thursday in district officially has offered just 21.5 percent over three British, U.S., and West German news reports have New York. years. School board President Roberta Weintraub said mentioned the Syrian-based group as a prime suspect in the “ I have granted the 30-day extension requested by Mr. Sunday night that a 24 percent raise is possible only if state bombing of New York-bound Pan Am flight 103 over Rose’s counsel,” Giamatti said. “ The hearing date will be funding comes through. Lockerbie, Scotland, on Dec. 21. All 259 people on board and on June 26,1989, at9a.m. in my office.” 11 on the ground were killed. “ They took three months and gave me two weeks,” Rose said Friday. “ I don’t think our request is unfair.” S.F. Supervisors Vote ‘Yes’ Soviets Expel 170 Britons on Live-in Lover Registration After U.K. Charges Spying Clarification SAN FRANCISCO — City supervisors Monday unanimously approved the nation’s first law allowing live- MOSCOW — The Soviet Union ordered the British to The Daily Nexus and HEAR THE BEAUTY... in lovers to register their partnership publicly. reduce their Moscow employees by nearly half Monday in Friday Magazine apologize SEE TH E SPECTACULAR... The law, which will extend health benefits to “ domestic W IT N E S S t *% m a j e s t y ... the latest expulsion exchange. Prime Minister Margaret to UCSB Arts and Lectures rTtte Beaties ,«iefe partners” of city workers, was opposed by the Roman I in trouble and Thatcher said the Kremlin’s actions showed that little had for a fake advertisement Vfi gang bad Catholic church but hailed by homosexual couples, who ! : in time to give changed despite Mikhail S. Gorbachev’s reforms. about “ Help Part II,” ' trie Beaties a cannot legally marry, and heterosexual lovers who don’t cover concept starring U2 and the for trie White want to wed. Soviet Foreign Ministry spokesman Gennady I. i , Album to save Gerasimov said the total number of employees permitted at Beatles, that ran in last - KJ the world! Mayor Art Agnos pledged his support of the law, which the British Embassy and companies would be reduced from Friday’s spoof issue on faces a second vote by the supervisors May 30 before going 375 to 205, the number 4>f Soviets permitted to work in movies. Sadly, many in our to him for his signature. The supervisors voted 10-0 for the Britain. community thought the ad law Monday, with one absent. The latest diplomatic flap began Friday when Britain was for real, and besieged A few other cities, including Berkeley, have adopted ordred eight Soviet diplomats and three journalists out of the A&L office with quite a policies extending health benefits to live-in lovers. But San the country on grounds they were engaged in activities few phone calls for tickets. MBS T A R R IN G U 2 In a dual role as Francisco would be the first to allow non-married couples incompatible with their status, a diplomatic phrase for The Nexus emphasizes: U2 and The Beatles to register their relationships as traditional couples file with Frank Zappa at "The spying. The ad was a joke. There is "" marriage licences. Moscow called the accusation “ groundless” and no movie called “ Help Part In addition to health henefits, live-in lovers of the 25,000 retaliated by ordering the same number of British II.” Stop calling A&L. city workers would be entitled to bereavement leave and diplomats and journalists to leave. hospital visitation rights.

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The CalTech and UC will plying five metal frames construction of what will be device is being built in Spain jointly manage the project called “ wiffletrees” to each the world’s largest telescope and will be shipped to through the California mirror part. was presented to the UC Hawaii in about two weeks Association for Research in The largest problem en­ Board of Regents at Friday’s for assembly. It is expected Astronomy, a four-year-old countered in the con­ meeting in San Francisco; to be fully .operational in nonprofit organization struction of the telescope the board has made a sizable 1991. composed of three members was how to polish the investment in the project. The telescope will have from UC and three from mirrors without warping Lose The telescope, funded and twice the diameter and four CalTech. CARA’s board of them. To solve this dif­ built by UC and the times the light-gathering directors is responsible for ficulty, a large metal frame 10-12 lbs. California Technical In­ capacity of the Hale final decisions on con­ with springs —> called a stitute in Los Angeles, will telescope, currently the struction and operation of warping harness — was be housed at the recently largest in the world, and will the Keck telescope. applied to a circular mirror, in 3 weeks completed W.M. Keck Ob­ see twice as far and explore Frazer said the project with external pressure being r T H E ^ l servatory on the 14,000-foot an area of space eight times will come within 8 percent of applied from the sides and a At Diet Center you’ll see fast high Mauna Kea mountain greater, according to its projected budget, going spear of pressure applied to results. Without gimmicks or drugs. WORLD 1 on the island of Hawaii, Nelson. over by about $2.2 million. the middle to ease the Without special foods to buy. widely held to be the best Also, its location above 50 Frazer last gave a pressure and allow the Without hunger. 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REVIEW: A.S., Park District Each Will Appoint Members (Continued from p.l) that there wasn’t anyone in provides the other half), is “ They can’t empower gaps in information,” he the police what to do ... until the Isla Vista community to optimistic about the themselves to have any said. “ It’s helpful for people Isla Vista becomes a city,” report to.” potential of the board, said access to classified to know what’s going on. ” Lazof said. Undersheriff Jim Vizzolini. material,” Vizzolini added. Although Lazof had not yet The Santa Barbara “ I guess at this point I ’ll However, the sheriff’s spoken with the Foot Patrol Sheriff’s Department, which remain positive. Un­ The board can be valuable department probably will about the new board, he said provides about half of the fortunately, at this point I in providing “ an ongoing not report to the board as it that at a recent hearing an Foot Patrol office staff haven’t seen any mission flow of information which might report to an elected officer said “ he regretted (UCSB campus police statement or charter.” tends to head off some of the body, he said. Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 23,1989 5 Assemblyman’s Support of Gun Ban WOODSTOCK’S Bill Causes Group to Attempt Recall Presents c p iZ Z A

THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON By Joel Brand he was allowed to plea Californians Against Han­ Staff Writer O’Connell acted bargain felony offenses dgun Violence, argues that against the wishes down to misdemeanors. “ militia” in this context Noting current laws means the state’s right to A local political group has of his con­ prohibiting convicted felons defend itself against the launched a campaign to stituency, as from purchasing firearms, federal government and recall 35th District evidenced by an Hannity said, “ If he had denies that the assembly bill Assemblyman Jack influx of letters been dealt with, he would not is unconstitutional. “ No O’Connell as a result of what have been able to purchase federal court has ever conservatives are calling an condemning his the gun.” overturned any gun-control attack on the constitutional decision. Hannity believes the state law. based on the Second rights of Californians. Sean Hannity needs a tougher criminal Amendment,” he noted. In response to O’Connell’s Freedom Coalition justice system rather than According to Tolley, outspoken support of member more gun-control laws. He during the Assembly’s Assembly Bill 357, a bill feels the average citizen discussion of the bill, essentially halting the sale of does not need to have his/her Richard Gardner, a semi-automatic “ assault efforts, the group intends to actions further restricted; representative of the rifles” in California, thé re-file a petition with the rather, this should apply to National Rifle Association, Freedom Coalition, a group county and start the process criminals who have shown to agreed that AB 357 is not of local citizens organized of gathering signatures be a threat to society and unconstitutional. Tolley also recently to oppose the bill, again, Gray explained. who must be prohibited from noted that Gov. George has begun its effort to bring The controversial owning weapons. “ They are Deukmejian, who in the past O’Connell’s recall to the legislation — intended to blaming everyone for the has been a strong opponent ballot, according to Aaron keep “ assault rifles” out of actions of a few,” he said. of gun control, supports AB Gray, co-chair of the Santa the hands of drug dealers, The Freedom Coalition’s 357. Barbara chapter of the street gangs and violent argument is based on the Frisk said the majority of Freedom Coalition. criminals, according to a Second Amendment to the O’Connell’s constituents The group, with about 500 statement issued by U.S. Constitution, giving support him in his decision to members, has a limited O’Connell — has been citizens the right to bear vote for AB 357 despite length of time to gather the pushed through the state arms. The controversy over contrary claims from the 23,800 signatures necessary legislature on à wave of the constitutionality of AB Freedom Coalition. tress to bring about a special concern following the 357 stems from the following Hannity believes ______S election, Gray said. If the Stockton schoolyard clause in the Second O’Connell acted against the 4:30-5:30 pm Freedom Coalition collects massacre in January that Amendment: “A well wishes of his constituency, Tuesday, May 23 the signatures, which left five children dead and regulated militia being ac evidenced by an influx of represent 20 percent of the others injured. necessary to the security of a letters condemning his NATURAL HIGHS people who voted on the But Sean Hannity, a UCSB free state, the right of the decision, received after the Jonathan Robinson, M.F.C.C. assemblyman ballot in last student and member of the people to keep and bear vote. Therapist in Private Practice November’s election, the Freedom Coalition, believes arms shall not be infringed.” While Frisk admits that Student Health Services Conference Room recall will go on a special this type of legislation is not Interpretation of what O’Connell received more ballot to be voted on before only unconstitutional, it is constitutes a “ well regulated letters from citizens the next scheduled election also ineffective in stopping militia” has convoluted the unhappy with his vote than in two years, according to the aforementioned type of issue of gun-control from citizens supporting it, Carla Frisk, administrative shootings. He said the man legislation. she attributes the people became aware of tallying letters on con­ assistant to O’Connell. who committed the Stockton While Hannity said the discrepancy to a letter that O’Connell’s vote, many of troversial issues. “ If we just However, if the signatures shooting had seven times government has defined a the NRA sent to its members them demonstrated their need somebody up here are not submitted within 165 “ slipped through the militia as “ any able-bodied asking them to write to their support, said Frisk, adding counting letters and voting, days from the time the fingers” of the justice man 17 years of age to 45,” assembly representatives. that an assemblyman’s we wouldn’t need somebody organization began its recall system in situations where Luis Tolley, director of However, after more duties consist of more than intelligent,” she said.

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By Monica Shan and lots of Xeroxing,” 1986-87 Lobby Director Ken Green- stein said. Reporter “ I don’t think we’re getting our money’s worth that we’re paying for in However, A.S. President-elect Mike Stowers doesn’t believe this funding, supplied by students, is being used as The sign over the door of the closet-like office on the UCen’s Lobby. They should do what the effectively as possible. “ I don’t think we’re getting our third floor reads “ Center for Student Empowerment.” It is community and campus want to do, money’s worth that we’re paying for in Lobby. They should from this room that the Associated Students Student Lobby and also effectively do what Lobby do what the community and campus want to do, and also wrestles such issues as institutional racism, restructuring of effectively do what Lobby was charged to do,” Stowers said. student government and consumer consciousness of com­ was charged to do.” But lobby members refute such claims. “ I think that’s panies that invest in racially segregated South Africa. Mike Stowers really false,” Oretta said. “ How can (Stowers) say that “ The Student Lobby is responsible for the education of our A.S. President-elect you’re not doing a job when you can see the results (of student body and the surrounding community about the various Lobby activities)? It all depends on personal pertinent, political issues and developments, and for relaying said. “ We want to go in effectively and change something, to initiatives. In educating and motivating people, I think we’ve ASUCSB opinions to the appropriate units,” according to the feel empowered enough to do something.” done it.” A.S. Constitution. Lobby also exists “ for advocating solutions In addition to helping coordinate projects such as the In an attempt to improve the effectiveness of Lobby, the to those developments relative to students’ rights, needs and recent UCSB hunger strikes, the Student Union model and organization was restructured last year to divide the director concerns,” it reads. the “ Think Before You Buy” campaign, A.S. Lobby has position into four coordinating positions equally responsible Lobby has existed for at least 20 years, since its origins in organized protests against the Central Intelligence Agency’s for activities to make the structure “ more collective, instead the statewide UC lobby system that is now the University of presence on campus, food drives for Nicaraguan hurricane of having a top-down organization,” Acton said. Previously, California Student Association, according to Jaime Acton, victims and various political awareness rallies. there was a director and three coordinators in charge of last year’s UCSB Lobby director and ’80-87 statewide coor­ To assist in carrying out its charge, Lobby is allocated different areas. dinator. $9,000 annually from student fees. “ A bulk of that is spent on “ Lobby became more decentralized with four coordinators “ The main goal of Lobby is to reach a lot of people through honoraria; the rest is spent on contracts to bring speakers to so people wouldn’t feel intimidated,” Lobby Co-coordinator education,” current Lobby Co-coordinator Charleen Oretta campus, co-sponsoring events, the telephone, office supplies, Dave Karoly said. “ The more people, the more effectiveness. People can get involved more. Lobby had conformed to the student population more than the student population has had to conform to Lobby,” he said, explaining the importance of Lobby’s reaching out to students instead of waiting for students to approach its staff. However, Stowers believes that Lobby spends too much energy on national and international political issues, instead of focusing on student interests. “ Lobby should concentrate on involving, representing and educating the students. They should be a voice for students’ concerns, and right now they’re not fulfilling it. Lobby should be one of the largest student organizations on campus ... but it is the most alienating one on campus. There’s not a lot of outreach,” Stowers said. Responded Karoly: “ We do fulfill our obligations as Lobby.... I feel confident that we are working within the parameters of our by-laws.”

“ I think that Leg Council is in­ timidated by the continuity that exists in Lobby, as opposed to how Leg Council flip-flops every year. ” former A.S. Lobby Director Jaime Acton

A Leg Council bill authored this month by Off-campus Representative Andy Selesnick proposing that Lobby return to a structure similar to the old one was defeated by Councili last week with a 6-13 vote. In the past, Lobby has “ come under attack and been falsely accused of things like misspending of money ... excluding participation from students ... and concentrating on global issues,” Acton said. “ The attacks inhibit Lobby from what they should be doing because they’re always defending themselves. They’d get more stuff done without the attacks,” he said. “ I think that Leg Council is intimidated by the continuity e looked high and low for the perfect just for graduating from an accredited 4 year college or that exists in Lobby, as opposed to how Leg Council flip-flops graduation gift and we think we found it. No, university or 2 year junior college in the last 12 months every year,” Acton said. it’s not another power tie or pen and pencil or in the next 4 months, or for being a grad student. Despite the tense relationship between Leg Council and set. It's a power gift you can really use - $400 toward Bring your diploma in to your nearest Dodge dealer for Lobby, two council representatives, Selesnick and A.S. ma new Dodge car or truck. \bu can choose virtually any verification and we'll give you $400 toward the eligible External Vice President-elect Amy Supinger, attend Lobby quality new Dodge car or truck, like a sleek Daytona, Dodge car or truck of your choice And that's on top of meetings to maintain communication between the two parts good-looking Shadow, reliable Colt, mid-size Dakota* any other Dodge offer. It's our way of congratulating of A.S. “ This year the two Leg Council reps go to meetings sporty Ram 50 and more. You pick it out. Your Dodge you with a gift you can really use, and hopefully make and supposedly report back to Leg Council. But they are dealer will give you $400 toward the purchase or lease. you a Dodge customer for a long time to comb! essentially non-existent in actively getting involved in projects,” Karoly said. Sporty, yet practical! Popular and powerful! Japanese sport truck. Looks great in the The affordable sports Interested students can vote on Lobby issues if “ that Imported from Turbocharged Load up your loot rough! Japanese car! 2.5-liter power Japan. New design models available Get and head out to the sports utility vehicle. standard. Looks so student demonstrates a certain amount of commitment to a for '89! in and Drive! real world in style! Dodge rough rider. good on you! project and who’s attended one or more meetings,” Acton said. COLTE SHADOW RAM 50 RAIDER DAYTONA “ Lobby is a very good means of getting voiced and directly heard,” Oretta said. “ Lobby gets their hands dirty and goes out and does the actual work to get things done.”

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ATTENTION: Pre-Health or Anyone Associated Students Multicultural Center. University dling Underwrite's accounting. meetings. The bill also clarifies Interested in the Helping Professions: Legislative Council Meeting guidelines direct the center to Underwrite could loan money office hours and committee Su m m a ry be funded by student on a "three to one" basis, memberships. For relevant and practical Health information, take May 17,1989 registration fees, and council meaning the committee could Education 109 expressed disappointment that loan out three dollars for every Bill #136 Pro-Temp By- Health Education Bill #125 Lobby By-Law A.S. monies were necessary dollar in the Underwrite ac­ Law Changa — Tabled (formerly Biology 91 A) for the operation of the center. Changa — Failed count because profits from the The bill outlines the specific Education 109 opens doors to GREAT INTERNSHIP This controversial bill event are expected to cover the duties of the first and second OPPORTUNITIES that Include academic units. proposed reorganizing the Bill #130 Communications loan. representatives pro-tempore of Ed. 109 Thursdays 3:30-6:15 internal structure of A.S. Board Sat-up — Tabled Since APC took over ac­ A.S. Leg Council. The by-laws and Discussion (TBA) Student Lobby, creating the An A.S. Communications counting responsibility, the currently combine the 3 Units, Letter Grade, Fall-Winter-Spring position of chair, with four co- Board, to provide outreach and Underwrite Committee has positions. coordinators having different information to the un­ only been able to make loans responsibilities. Currently there dergraduate student on a "one to one" basis. The Bill #136 Finance Board are four co-coordinators population, is proposed. The bill states APC has agreed to Policy Clarification — equally responsible for the committee's major charge reinstate the "three to one" Tabled running of the organization. would be to oversee the policy if A.S. establishes a The bill proposes a Every current member of publication of an A.S. paper promissary note in the amount clarification in the Finance Lobby opposed the bill. similar to The Generic, the of twice the ' Underwrite Board policy that currently RESUMES success of which fell short of Committee operating budget. states no A.S. funds shall be - PAPERSTYPED Bill #126 Program Board organizers' expectations and This promissary note would spent on fraternities and Honoraria Increase — which was published only cover any losses incurred sororities. In order for IFC/PHC Passed twice this academic year. The exceeding the operating groups to be funded with A.S. SELF'SERVE COMPUTERS Since new Program Board paper, tentatively named The budget of the Underwrite money, the bill proposes an By-Laws create the position of A .S Informant, would include Committee. The bill was amendment that states that LASER PRINTING Program Board deputy information about A.S. ac­ automatically tabled for one A.S. does not fund individual commissioner with more duties tivities and possibly feedback week. fraternity or sorority chapters. ANDMORE1 than the replaced position of from readers. The bill was introduced after representative, the honoraria Bill #133 No Funding of Internal Vice President Dave for the position has been in­ Bill #131 Duties of In- Groups That Discriminate — Lehr filed a complaint with creased from $175 to $250 per terfraternlty Council - Tabled A.S. Judicial Council over A.S. quarter. Panhellenlc Council Liaison This proposed by-law funding of three IFC/PHC — Tabled change would freeze funding groups. Bill #127 Program Board This bill proposes a to any A.S.-funded student By-Law Replacement — clarification of the duties of the group found to be Bill #137 Finance Board 6546 PARDALL RD Passed A.S. IFC/PHC liaison position, discriminatory in its mem­ Membership Increase — Revised job descriptions for in light of the fact that Leg bership or voting practices. Tabled 968-2090 Program Board positions and Council recently approved The bill does not include A.S. Currently Finance Board revised policies are included in giving $1,000 to the IFC/PHC Boards, Committees and allows seven student at-large the new Program Board By- sub-committees GRAPE, Commissions, whose mem­ members. If this bill passes, the Laws, which have been GRACE and GAR, groups that berships are limited by the number will increase to 11. The * OPEN7 DAYS unanimously endorsed by the educate students about number of seats available on A.S. president or internal vice voting members of Program responsible alcohol use, racial the particular committee. The president and four Leg Council M-TH UNTIL 10 PM Board. issues and rape. The bill states bill was automatically tabled for members currently have a one of the duties of the liaison one week. regular vote on Finance Board, Bill #128 Multi-Cultural is to see that A.S. funding is while the chair can only vote in Center Funding — Passed wisely spent. Bill #134 Lag Council Job the event of a tie. Council authorized the Description By-Law Changa expenditure of $4,500 from the Bill #132 Underwrite - Tabled A.S. Capital Improvements Promissary Note — Tabled The A.S. By-Laws that «.l u e d o #*. Account and $3,000 from the The A.S. Underwrite describe the duties of Leg A.S. Capital Reserves Account Committee loans money to Council representatives are to help provide a full-time student groups to allow these revised to make attendance at director, administrative groups to put on events such Leg Council meetings have Help support the ‘efistsfance, work-study student as movies and lectures. Until precedence over any other employees and new this year, when A.S. Activities extracurricular activities, in­ 3rd annual programming for the Planning Center began han- cluding other A.S. committee Blue Dolphin Cafe Forum Looks at Possibility of , CAFE Response to Area Oil Disaster GREENPEACE DAY

Prompted by the March oil session for audience who pay taxes and we should spill in Valdez, Alaska, in members to query the be actively interested in SAT. MAY 27 which millions of barrels of panelists. what our appointed officials oil spurted from a damaged “ There’s a lot of local are doing to regulate the oil Half of A LL SALES — not just profits — for that day arc donated companies and the oil Exxon oil tanker into concern for oil in Santa to G reenpeace — C om e help make it a success! surrounding waters, Barbara,” Gross said. companies’ business in the Scientists and Engineers for “ Exxon and ARCO are both Santa Barbara Channel.” (Additional donations are, of course, gratefully accepted) in Alaska and they both The SERT forum will be held at 7 p.m. in Buchanan MHHUW operate in the Santa Barbara Open 7 days • 7 am-2 pm • 910 Emb. del Norte • Isla Vista Responsible Technology will Channel. Besides being 1940 and is free and open to hold a forum today to discuss students, we’re also citizens the public. ____ ways to minimize the chances and effects of such an oil spill off Santa Bar­ bara’s coast. At the forum, represen­ tatives from the oil industry, county and state govern­ ments, the U.S. Coast Guard A VO ID $50 LA TE FEE and environmental groups will discuss responses to a potential oil spill in local waters “ We’re mostly doing this as an educational forum,” explained SERT member Continuing Graduates and forum organizer David Gross. “ We’re not doing this to harp on the oil companies. and Undergraduates We want this to be unbiased and a representation from all sides of the problem. ” Forum participants will include Bob Sullen, a former Santa Barbara News-Press writer and current member of the Santa Barbara You must turn in your official registration form Failure to submit your official registration Planning Commission; Lt. by May 26 or you will be billed a $50 Late form by your designated filing date will result Commander T.C. Christian of the U.S. Coast Guard; and Registration Fee on your BARC account. in lowest priority. Consult your Official Naomi Schwarts, an ad­ Contact the Office of the Registrar if you have Registration Form and the Schedule of Classes ministrative assistant for California State Senator not received your registration form in the mail. for dates. Turn in your Official Registration Gary Hart. Priority days are assigned by class level. Form at the drop-off point in front of the main Following the par­ ticipants’ presentations will library ; or, in case of rain, at Cheadle Hall. be a question-and-answer ___ Opjn Perestroika, (

Leann Schuler

Last summer an Estonian university student visite Santa Barbara during a trip with her father throughout th United States. She expressed interest in our studer government at UCSB, as her university in the Soviet Unio does not have an established student government. A Associated Students secretary, I was to take minutes a that night’s Legislative Council meeting; so she cam along, with the idea of establishing ties and sending he university information about A.S. at UCSB. She was me with enthusiasm at the meeting and I was hopeful we’d b able to establish some type of sister university relations!» with Tallinn Technical University in Estonia Socialis Soviet Republic. During Christmas break, A.S. received a invitation to exchange a maximum of 10 student leaders fo seven to 10 days with all food and accommodations to b paid by the Estonians. Interest among Leg Council wa high, but because those who wished to go would be require to pay for most of their own travel and other expense (about $850), and because of the short notice, only thre people committed to going: myself, A.S. secretary am member of A.S. Program Board; Marc Villa, A.S. ofl campus representative; and Jaan Taagepera, a: American-born Estonian who spoke the languag (Estonian) and initiated the effort. The trip took place during Spring Break and there wer many things I never expected. I never expected to be take: in by strangers and genuinely treated as friends. I did no expect to be treated with the respect of a foreign dignitary Solutions to State Budget’s Blues I never expected to like them or miss them so much, certainly did not expect to personally feel their fears organizations throughout the state that need the cash. frustrations, anger and suffering so intensely. ______Editorial______Fortunately, Gov. George Deukmejian thinks so too, and he The republic of Estonia is located across the Gulf o Finland from Finland. It fought for independence fror may be coming to the rescue by postponing his annual May Like many organizations in the state, the University of Russia during World War I and, gaining it with a promis California needs money. In fact, it is estimated that the budget revision until he can come up with a more equitable from Bolshevik Russia to never occupy Estonia again, wa university needs to increase its budget by 9 percent every alternative. an independent country from 1918-1940. In 1940, it wa year in order to follow its projections for expansion and The governor should be commended for his initiative in forcibly annexed along with Latvia and Lithuania into th continued high quality through the year 2005. this situation, for not bowing to current limitations that Soviet Union in a secret pact between Hitler and Stalir State revenues are estimated to grow almost that much would lead to an unfair cash distribution. This annexation has never been recognized by the Unite annually, which would be just enough if the university uses For the long term, UC is working with a veritable herd of States. During the first Soviet occupation in 1940-1941,50,00 its money efficiently. state consumer groups, including more than 15 labor Estonians were arrested, murdered or deported in cattl Unfortunately, California budget restraints are not so unions, to pass Project 90, which would revamp the current cars. In 1949, 40,000-100,000 more Estonians were deporte giving. The Gann Limit will hold average state spending state spending limitations. and a large part subsequently died. These numbers ar increases to just 7 percent of the budget. Under Project 90, California would recognize real from a total population of about one million. There was , In addition, the passage of Proposition 98 last November economic growth in its financial distribution. Also, while K- massive shrinkage in the size of the Estonian population. Since becoming a republic of the Soviet Union, Estonian means only kindergarten through 12th grade schools and 14 enrollment is used to figure its portion of the badget, the community colleges will receive a guaranteed funding level remainder of the budget fluctuates with state population. from the state. Furthermore, only K-14 schools are Surplus funds would be carried over one year and used the guaranteed any excess funds — up to 4 percent of its following year to help balance ups and downs. Burden Of S previously allocated General Fund support. It is even more complicated than that, and unfortunately, All of this means that other programs are left out in the Project 90 would not go into effect until 1991, so it will not color, we are all hi cold. The university will be unable to increase its annual affect the current surplus, but the entire situation boils To be human means Jan Benes to think means to be budget by more than 7 percent, much less the 9 percent it down to UC's ability to maintain its 9-percent growth and Yet, to be ind« needs. Not only will it be unable to expand as it wants, but it more equitable fund distribution throughout the state. I agree with determinists. We dangerous, becaui may be unable to continue accepting the top 12.5 percent of The proposal has passed the state Senate’s Revenue and are influenced by our en­ dependence makes California high school graduates. Taxation Committee, the Constitutional Amendments vironment and, in fact, we sible for ourselves Last week, the Department of Finance reported that the Committee and the Appropriation Committee. While Project depend on our environment for tions. For this reasoi state will have a surplus of approximately $2.5 billion for 90’s ultimate success is by no means assured, the UC our survival. However, some not want to be inde 1988-89 and 1989-90. Current state limitations will force Regents are becoming increasingly optimistic. very devoted determinists like to are afraid. Our ev allocations of virtually all those funds to K-14 schools, with a The passage of some form of Project 90 is essential for the say: “ We are what we are, accompanied with ir small taxpayers' rebate. well-being and growth of the state and its institutions, not because we are products of our may not be successf Such an allocation would be a crime, snubbing the many the least of which is the UC system. society.” This line of reasoning renders the question of personal responsibility unimportant; as a matter of fact, the issue of per­ BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed sonal responsibility becomes irrelevant. This deterministic logic has become popular with some contributors to the Daily Nexu: According to their arguments, our beloved white fellow citizens have been represented in far greater numbers than our Black minority. Consequently, the great number of whites impose values on the entire society. To resist this pressure is very dif­ ficult. The usual rhetorical convention is to utilize the word “ system” : It is the “ system” that makes us all (whites, Blacks, etc.) to act in the way in which we act. Doonesbury b y g a r r y t r u d e a u I disagree with this view, because it perceives human beings as parts of a “ system," I WANT TO THANK ALL YOU AS YOU KNOW, I FEEL. BUT BEFORE WE ONEMEPIUM! ONE AT A not as independently thinking FELLAS AND LAPtES FOR. MORE COMFORTABLE IN KICK BACK ANP SHOOT / ONERARE, TIME! ONE individuals. It implies that since PROPPING BY! ITS GREAT SMALL, INFORMAL THE BREEZE, OUHY RUTH CHEESE! ATA TIME! their right to make independent I FUN SEEING YOU! GREAT! GROUPS! I CAN REALLY PON'T YOU ALL GIVE BE MYSELF, WHICH IS ME YOUR ORPERS * or relatively independent NEAT' decisions is denied to them; they are no longer human. Blacks, whites, or whatever imon Tuesday, May 23,1989 9 I, Glasnost Are Paying No Dividends For Estonia have endured many hardships which have only recently An underlying fear exists in knowing that the Soviets don’t begun to improve. Russian became the official language, need to move their tanks in; they are already stationed with Russians renaming streets, buildings, squares and inside their country. The military presence is everywhere. some towns. Monuments to the soldiers who died fighting Please don’t misunderstand me. I don’t hate the Russian nt visited for Estonian independence were either destroyed or people and I do not believe the Soviet Union or Russia is the ighout the removed. These monuments were replaced by tributes to evil empire. However, their treatment of their subject r student the Russian “ liberators” of Estonia and Russians who peoples has been abhorrent. /iet Union fought during World War II, while some Estonian dead I will never forget the friends I made across the world ment. As were left in unmarked graves. Monuments were erected to from Santa Barbara, and intend on visiting them again one limites at people considered by the Estonians to be murderers, day, when I will hopefully find them living in better con­ she came traitors, or both. The number of Russian-speaking ditions. We have invited eight students of Tallinn Technical nding her migrants has swelled to half a million, one-third of the University to visit UCSB in late October and we hope to : was met country’s population, which has contributed to the pur­ make the exchange a permanent annual event. This is the j1 we’d be poseful Russification of the Estonian people. For the most first time such an exchange in Estonia has ever been lationship part, priority for housing is given to Russians, while allowed by the Soviet Union, which the Estonians attribute Socialist generations of Estonians are forced to live in small apart­ directly to Gorbachev’s new policies. Thanks to A S., the ceived an ments, often opting not to have children because of the lack political science department and the International Students saders for of space. This has resulted in a slow genocide of the and Scholars for their contributions. Thanks also to the ions to be Estonian people. Estonians have had to privately fight to UCSB Bookstore for donating gifts for the Estonian uncil was preserve their language, culture, history and spirit. Until students. We appreciate their interest and support. Please ; required last June, having the three colors of the independent come to see our slide presentation and informal talk about' expenses Estonian flag anywhere together meant a prison term. Estonia and the exchange project today, May 23, 3:00-5:00 mly three Changes in Soviet policy in Estonia began two years ago. p.m. in UCen Room 2. Btary and Since then, the extent of Stalin’s deportations has been Leann Schuler is Associated Students secretary and A.S. A.S. off- widely discussed, the secret Hitler/Stalin pact leading to Program Board member. jera, an the annexation of the Baltic states has been published, and language the national colors and Christmas have been legalized. Cities and streets are in the process of being changed back here were to their historic names, and the restoration of monuments 3 be taken to the War of Independence has begun. While we were in . I did not Estonia, the first multi-candidate elections to the U.S.S.R. dignitary. Supreme Soviet were held with the Popular Front can­ > much. I didates, who are striving for a state of commonwealth for eir fears, Estonia, emerging victorious in every race against a Russian candidate. The Estonians even voted down the e Gulf of head of their country’s KGB. nee from We stayed in university visitor’s quarters, were given i promise tours of two universities, towns, factories which sponsored gain, was our visit, areas which until about six months ago were 0, it was restricted to foreigners and to which the Estonians needed a into the special permits. We were taken into their homes and nd Stalin, treated as friends. Glasnost and perestroika have not he United changed their daily lives. There is a shortage of nearly 941,50,000 everything, even toilet paper. Their living conditions are I in cattle for the most part poor, a corrupt black market lies under ! deported the official market, and they are hungry for information abers are about the U.S. and the world. They dream of more changes >. ç ere was a in their country. They long to express their views and dation. culture completely openly, but most of the students realize Estonian# that changes must come slowly; they can’t have it all now. : Self-Control The Reader's Voice re all human beings, what we do. There is no one to n means to think, and give us any advice. What shall we expediting procedures when that occurs and the seemingly lost productivity when people necessary. I find it absolutely confusion of priorities. Yes, h i s to be independent, do now? Return to the “ system” Thanks To Andi can’t come to work when be independent is as a surrogate for our beloved disgraceful that three years “ red-tape” and bureaucracy they’re still feeling the effects because our in- parents? Editor, Daily Nexus: after the initial accusations exist, and not solely for bad of last night’s experiments in ! makes us respon- It is this subconscious anxiety, Thanks for printing Andi and investigations began and reason. Yet things can be neurochemistry? We lose Lirselves and our ac- resulting from the prospects of Blackshaw’s column on her a full year after the actual done. Could have been done. plenty of work time to alcohol- lis reason, often we do independence, that makes us candidacy (Nexus, May 11). I convictions took place, Robert There is absolutely no excuse. induced hangovers already! > be independent. We put ourselves back in the position found her thoughts on the Huttenback is still receiving a None. In short, our present way of Our every move is of an inferior human being. If I campaign inspiring, giving salary from UCSB — the very What a sordid affair. dealing with the drug problem ;d with insecurity. We am told that I do not have what it me new hope and faith in the institution he wronged. The LANSING D. McLOSKEY may not be perfect, but successful or right in takes to make it at any college, I UCSB campus. original intent of “ tenure” legalization could produce may accept it as a valid excuse To be so honest in a public was to give security and plenty of its own problems. forum is something few of us protection under the law to A High Price I I I # not to continue in my education. Oh, and one other thing: I To go into college means to ac­ could accomplish, and Andi’s educators — not protection don’t think that Republicans cept responsibility. Sub­ honesty is to be applauded. from the law. It is not just Editor, Daily Nexus: appreciate being compared to consciously aware of my fear, I She has taught me — and disgusting that we are funding I read Geoff Price’s article fascists, neo-Nazis and other accept the faulty verdict about many other of her friends — a criminal and literally paying about the legalization of drugs Hitler-derived entities any my limited potentials because I that while it takes a great deal his fines, but moreover, they with great interest. However, more than progressive in­ may think that it correctly of courage to be sincere, it will are precious, precious I feel that his statement that dividuals would like to be reflects my situation, while, in result in the respect of many. university funds that are drug-related offenses en­ compared with such com­ fact, it does not. Thanks for running, Andi — desperately needed elsewhere danger no one but the drug passionate, visionary Perhaps this is another reason it meant a lot to me. that are going to waste. The users themselves is absurd. Utopians as Joseph Stalin and why racism survives. Minorities KIM ALEXANDER music department, for One only has to look at the Pol Pot. I know I don’t. who are discriminated against example, has at least three alcohol-generated carnage on MICHAELS. NAGORKA know that they are not expected dozen (36) horrifically out-of­ our highways to see the • to succeed; if they fail, they will Hutten's Back tune pianos — pianos that fallacy of the statement. So you write a little? Well, have to deal with less stress than have not been tuned since my Legalizing more drugs would we like to read. If you've got whites. Accepting the conditions Editor, Daily Nexus: arrival here three years ago! probably result in more something to say, type it up of equality, however, changes the Dear Chancellor Uehling, The music department not deaths, both on the highways and bring it in. One or two situation of minorities. It I am a student. A Little Guy. only doesn’t have the funds to and other locations. Let’s face pages typed, double-spaced demolishes an old I am also a graduating senior, hire a full-time piano it! A lot of drugs, including for lejtters. Two to four typed, rationalization: “ I could not a member of the Provost’s technician, but can’t even already legal ones, impair double-spaced pages for succeed because I was X, and all Honor Council and a par­ afford a one-time tune-up people’s perceptions and their opiniori columns, and be sure Xs are, as is well known, not ticipant in the Honors from an outside professional ability to perform tasks (like to include tag line info ( that is, intelligent enough to succeed. ” Program in my department. tuner. Sadly, I could per­ driving, operating equipment, year and major). Everything Thus, our newly acquired But a high GPA doesn’t alter sonally hire a tuner to tune all etc.) as safely as they would if submitted-must include a full freedom may turn into a burden, the fact that I am nevertheless 36 pianos at a cost less than they weren’t under the in­ name and contact telephone and we may turn back to the a student ... a Little Guy. what Huttenback was recently fluence of these substances. Of sweet security of our previous Unfortunately, the Little Guys given as a raise alone! As a course, if you could guarantee slavery. In the words of 1984; rarely make a difference, yet music major whose education that people who have taken “ Freedom is slavery, and this depressing fact does not partly depends on having drugs would avoid doing slavery is freedom! ” (should not, at least) release reliable, if not in-tune, pianos, anything that might harm Jan S. Benes is a graduate us from the responsibility of I have most certainly been someone else until the effects student in political science. voicing our opinion. If nothing slighted. have worn off, fine — have at else, I will have actually said What a blemish on UCSB ... it! But, given the luck we’ve something rather than just and possibly a costly one. had keeping drunk drivers off graduating silent and guilty. Many I know, including the streets, I don’t think this Here goes.... myself and my parents, have particular concept would work One thing that I have vowed not to donate one cent very well. learned from both my studies to UCSB in the future, Even if the aforementioned as well as experience in the knowing the extreme problem could be overcome, “ professional world” is that misdirection, indeed, how much would this country -C there are always ways of misappropriation, of funds suffer in terms of additional office. 1 0 Tuesday, May 23,1989 Features Daily Nexus

■■ m h he United States of America: The does seem to be a glimmer of hope. “ All 1 melting pot of the world, where studies indicate that there is increasing people from all walks of life come tolerance” toward interethnic romantic to live in harmony while proudly relationships among the general public, retaining their own ethnic according to Vagas. identities. Carlos Poston, a UCSB doctoral student in It doesn’t seem so long ago that such an counseling psychology, attributes negative image was presented to many of us as grade attitudes toward interracial couples to school children, filling us with feelings of stereotypical beliefs about the so-called acceptance and bonhomie for our diverse “ racial purity” that still exists in this fellow Americans. country. And it also wasn’t so long ago that in this People are expected to abandon their land of the free and home of the brave, 16 ethnic identity and conform to a main­ states still prohibited interracial marriages. stream, Western European-based culture Though the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court which exists in the U.S., Poston said. decision in the case of Loving vs. Virginia However, “ assimilation is not going to successfully overturned the racist laws change the color of people’s skin. ’ ’ regarding interracial relationships, changing the minds of many Americans The Family hasn’t been as easy and negative attitudes toward interracial couples still persist. Granted that students today generally are Although the 1980 federal census indicated more liberated than were their parents at that there are more than one million the same age, the generation gap may have children of Black/white parentage in the in store yet another discrepancy in values United States and that instances of “ out between today’s young adult and his or her marriages’’ (marrying out of one’s own parents. Many parents spent a good part of race) among all races are increasing, the their lives believing that interracial larger population, it seems, still frowns on relationships were somehow wrong, and this the spectre of people of different colors attitude was perpetuated by the anti­ uniting in romance and matrimony. miscegenation laws that existed in 16 states “ We’ve never been taught to deal with the until to 1967. situation,” said Ray Vagas, an Orange Common misconceptions held by ethno­ County marriage and family therapist Though Studies Show That Their Numbers Are In­ centric families were, and to some degree researching people who identify with more still are, that the mixing of ethnicities than one ethnic heritage. More importantly, creasing, Interracial Couples Continue to Face, disrupts the transmission of culture and people don’t have the language to deal with values, and ultimately dilutes the cultural others in interracial relationships and can Rejection from Society at Large and Often Denial By background, according to Poston. therefore say the wrong things, he said. As a result, parents tend to take for With such societal ignorance to contend Friends and Family granted that their children are dating with, people involved in intimate interracial someone of the same ethnic background. relationships face serious and unique “ When you tell them that you met someone pressures and must overcome barriers put By Penny Schulte, Staff Writer new, they expect him (or her) to be white,” up by family, friends and society. And one woman said of her parents. unfortunately, even the power of love often think about the harmful effects of their These common “ stupid questions” are One of the most common subjects that is not enough to defend against the militia of actions. People “ may make comments that questions a UCSB senior said she is asked by family members bring up when discussing popular opinion. are offensive or inappropriate for the her friends. “ It happens to me and my interracial relationships is children. situation,” Vagas explained, and it is these friends on a regular basis,” she said. “ You’re children are not going to look like Social Barriers “ off the cuff comments” that interracial you,” is a common assumption usually couples deal with frequently. Aside from embarrassing incidents that made by white parents because the darker Interracial couples are noticeably absent On the other end of the spectrum, people spring up between friends, more obvious characteristics are usually dominant in from most aspects of social orientation in sometimes are oversensitive to the forms of rejection toward interracial offspring, Poston said. 20th century America. The two most in­ “ The comments family members make fluential sources of socialization for Though the 1967 U.S. Supreme Court decision in the case of can be the most painful,” Vagas said, ex­ children — the educational system and the Loving vs. Virginia successfully overturned the racist laws plaining that going against family traditions television set — more often than not fail to can be the hardest part of the relationship recognize the possibility, let alone the regarding interracial relationships, changing the minds of for the couple. However, Vagas said, in inevitability, of interracial relationships. many Americans hasn’t been easy and negative attitudes many cases family members are trying to In schools, the discussion of interracial toward interracial couples still persist. protect their children from societal per­ relations occurs rarely, if at all. And in­ ceptions rather than trying to ruin their terracial couples on television programs, relationship. “ (Parents) are generally which in other ways seek to mimic real life, situation, which can be seen as patronizing couples also exist in this country. Several concerned about what their adult children are only recently starting to be seen. and equally racist, he said. However, “ it’s people interviewed for this article said they may encounter ... (and) afraid of the types For example, last year the first in­ more common that people are insensitive,” have experienced direct assault in the form of things their (children’s) kids might run terracial marriage on an American soap Vagas added. of verbal abuse — such -as being called into,” Vagas said. opera occured on the popular program Such insensitivity often comes in the form “ nigger-lover” — and physical violence Vagas remarked that if the interracial General Hospital. However, the project was of ignorant questions and thoughtless from others who disagree with interracial partners each have a strong sense of self­ not without the potential for risk for the comments. relationships. The most frequent form of esteem and a positive ethnic identity, and if show’s producers who said that many ad­ “ Are Black guys really better in bed? Do this type of behavior is name calling. they teach their children to value dif­ vertisers were reluctant to sponsor shows Black guys really have bigger dicks?” Amid this bleak picture, however, there ference, the children should be able to deal presenting such issues in the past. with any negative comments made by The fact that this real life situation is such peers. a rarity on daytime and prime-time Interracial marriages will continue to television reinforces the public’s belief that increase despite sentiment against them in homogeneous relationships are the “ right” the country, according to an interview way, Vagas believes. People aren’t used to conducted by the Los Angeles Times with seeing interracial couples on television so Dr. Jewell Taylor Gibbs, an expert in the that “ when people see it in real life, they study of mixed race children at UC don’t know how to deal with it,” he said. Berkeley. All current racial categories will For example Laura, a white UCSB eventually become almost meaningless, she student, said that a situation she and her said. boyfriend Marc, who is Filipino, experience By the year 2000, one-third of the U.S. occurs when they walk into fast-food population will be non-white and “ nearly restaurants together to order food. The everyone will have someone who has in­ worker behind the counter will proceed to termarried in their family,” Gibbs said. take their orders— separately. For those not familiar with interracial “ We’re standing right next to each relationships, the matter of acceptance may other!” Laura explained in frustration over seem trivial. But groups such as the San the commonality of such misconceptions. Franscisco based Interracial Pride and the Frequently, people assume that she and local Multi-Racial Americans of Southern Marc are not together, despite what the California are banding together to promote couple sees as obvious clues to the contrary. a positive image of multi-ethnic individuals, A similar story was reported by Linda, a couples and families, One of their activities Scandinavian woman who lives in Santa is to introduce the public to a vocabulary for Barbara. She said that when she and her communicating about multi-ethnic families. husband Jeffrey are at a night club “ guys These couples are taking a risk in this try to come up and hit on me” even though society because they are going against the Jeffrey is standing directly next to her. mainstream, the norm, and must have the “ They don’t assume I’m with a Black man,” resources to deal with individuals who are she said. simply not going to accept it, according to Sometimes these misunderstandings Anna Kokotovic, a UCSB doctoral intern in occur in more personal settings, often in­ counseling psychology. volving friends. “ It’s important for the individual to be For example, while at a p^rty, Linda said aware of their own racial identity, their own she was anxious to introduce a co-worker to ethnic background, then be clear of their her husband. Pointing Jeffrey out across the own values and how that’s different or room, Linda was confronted with her similar to their family values.” friend’s apparent shock over that fact that “ Love doesn’t make everything okay, it Jeffrey is Black. "That’s your husband?” doesn’t make up for the opposition,” her friend asked. Kokotovic said. Interracial couples report that they en­ The names of some of the sources in this counter these types of gestures and com­ article have been withheld or changed by ments daily by people who simply do not request of those interviewed. Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 23,1989 11

M ED IATIO N: I.V. Program Reviews Dispute SUSAN (Continued from p.l) opened in February, is inside,” said Jrhn Buttny, not produce an agreeable WINCHELL At a meeting between FT designed to provide an assistant to County Super­ compromise, Dunn said. officials and the concerned alternative to time- visor Bill Wallace. However, he is still in­ Roses are Red neighbors last Thursday, consuming and expensive “ We want to get the terested in pursuing the Violets are blue moderated by the Isla Vista legal fees by settling university to talk to (United mediation process. f i Mediation Program, it was disputes outside the court Spirit Association) to see if If it is forced to cancel the rjjLi 21 years ago concluded that the ordinance system. there’s a place on campus to cheerleading camps, FT âÉèdÜte • ^ ’ 4c¿. This was you! prohibits the complex from Referring to the com­ do their activities. ” stands to incur substantial i l l hosting cheerleading camps, plexity of the mediation Francisco Torres losses, Dunn said. Kw*pL¿ ■ - ; » , HAPPY Mediation Program Coor­ effort regarding the Manager Kent Dunn said dinator Sojourner Kincaid- cheerleading camps, Kin- said the ordinance does not In an effort to prevent the BIRTHDAY Rollesaid. caid-Rolle said, “ Generally necessarily prohibit the hall necessity of having to find a Kincaid-Rolle declined to these issues don’t involve so from hosting the new venue for the camps, the reveal specific details about many people. There are cheerleading camps. “ All United Spirit Association has the mediation effort, citing multiple parties and the ordinances involved and proposed using high-tech So You Want To reasons of confidentiality. multiple issues involved.” supplemental history do not speakers that would limit the “ Our program is built on In addition to the indicate that the noise range, installing circus Be A Therapist... PARTI confidentiality and mediation program, steps to cheerleading camps can’t tents and limiting activity An overview of all the various coun­ neutrality,” she said. “ Right resolve the problem are also occur,” he said. hours. Another option, which now we’re in kind of a sen­ being taken by the county. is seen as prohibitively seling careers. You will learn what sitive stage.” “ It’s real clear that any Francisco Torres may expensive, is to bus the options there are and what combinations of The university-funded activities to be held by the consider pursuing legal cheerleaders to the UCSB education and experience is required for each. This is Mediation Program, which camp would have to be held avenues if mediation does campus for camp activities. essential background for making an informed choice on a therapeutic career. Wednesday, May 24 5*6:30 pm Counseling & Career Services Room 1109 ZO N IN G : Developers Abetted Density Problem CometoPartI, Part II (next week), or both! (Continued from p.l) average of one variance a conditions which were to “ (Population density problems are) month was approved. Most result,” the commission variances requested per­ report stated. compounded in the minds of many mission to decrease the The basis for zoning laws residents of Isla Vista by past actions amount of open space, or adopted in 1954 paired the of the county ... which have allowed parking spaces required on a CLEARANCE desire of property owners to lot. This was the era of the profit from growth with old, this area to become a crowded student big developers, led by Jack narrow subdivisions drawn enclave with little concern for the Schwartz, building large SALE! up in 1925. Property owners living conditions which were to apartment complexes and favored some type of zoning, result.” taking over the Isla Vista but they did not want to miss Improvement Association. out on making large profits The 1970 Trow Commission Report The IVIA generally Mounted Posters *45 renting to students. favored maximum density Bob Marioy - "Kaya" • Sm iths - "Queen is Dead" According to UCSB history zoning, but there was always Pink Floyd - "Dark Side..." • R E M - "Chronic Town" graduate student Jennifer mission made no attempt to Association complained that a strong minority, led by C la sh - "London Calling" • C ura - "Head on the Door" Strand’s 1987 master’s thesis prevent the progress of the review board had ap­ Ken Hendrickson, who Sio u x sie - "Looking Glass" • Depeche M o d # - "Strange" examining the situation in population density. proved plans for a barracks- preferred moderate Guns £r Rosas - "Appetite. f t MORE I.V., “ the Isla Vista Im­ The Isla Vista Im­ style apartment complex. development. Even this provement Association (a provement Association The board, which did not minority was initially group of resident and non­ made an attempt to control take criticism well, refused charmed by Schwartz. The M u sic Videos 50% O ff resident property owners) the appearance of buildings to review any more plans IVIA, in a letter protesting Sty le C o un cil - "Jerusalem" insisted on as much multiple in I.V. Originally, the until the residents came up zoning variances in general, Cura - "In Orange" residential area designation commercial district was with some specific design supported a variance S a x P isto ls - "Buried Alive" — which would allow for zoned with a “D” criteria. request for Schwartz, a Grateful Dead- "Touch of Gray" duplex, apartment and dorm designation, meaning that . But according to Strand, precedent which would open Depeche M o d e - "Strange" construction — as they could plans for building had to be contruction continued the door to many variances D o o rs • Police • S tin g • S w a n s f t M o re ^ wring from a reluctant submitted to an ar­ despite the review board’s in the years to come. (County Planning Director) chitectural review board. In concern, and the boom During the period of rapid "CASH PAID FOR USED CD's. CASSETTES 81 IP ’s " Richard Whitehead.” 1957, this designation was period began. Architectural building, lasting throughout As a result of pressure, extended to residential areas review was not about to the 1960s, the university nearly half of Isla Vista was after some non-resident stand in the way of made several attempts to zoned R-4, which allowed for owners tried to move a development. involve itself in the future of morningjory multiple units. Because the building too ugly for the city By 1962, buildings had Isla Vista. The most ef­ lowest zoning (least densely of Santa Barbara into Isla risen with so little ar­ fective effort took place in developed) areas, called R- Vista. But the design review chitectural consistency that 1958 when a UCSB vice OPEN 10-10 DAILY. 10-8 SUNDAYS 1, allowed the building of requirement had little im­ it would be impossible to chancellor complained about 910 Emborcadero Del Norie. Isla Vista 968-4665 duplexes, even small lan­ pact. Variances were easily hold new contractors to any a variance request that TICKETS FOR LO CAI AND SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA EVENTS downers could make con­ obtained, and the review specific design included the phrase “ in siderable money. At the time board was unclear about requirements. order to help the University this plan was approved, the what criteria to use. Obtaining variances, to relieve its housing Planning Commission knew which consisted of approval shortage.” He told the the arrangement could The Review Board and the to ignore parts of the zoning county board of supervisors Women's Center: 961-3778 potentially house 13,000 Building Boom laws, also became a popular that the university did not Campus Police Department: 961-3446 students in a half-mile Finally, in 1960, the Isla method of increasing den­ support hasty variances. square area, but the com­ Vista Improvement sity. During the ’60s, an (See ZONING, p.13) Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center:

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Getting B etter [______BASEBALL S FINAL 1989 NUMBERS to to PLAYER BA 6/ AB R H RB! 23 3B HR SB/SBA SB! SO BB HBP S/SF TB/SLUGXON BASE PCT. 6UH Sluggers Turn Tide Jans Glover, OF .400 11/ 0 5 1 2 2 1 0 0 0/ 0 .000 2 0 0 0/1 3/ .600 2/ 6 .333 0 Jeff Antoon, 3B .327 55/ 51 196 25 64 45 10 1 10 0/ 2 .000 40 22 0 2/ 2 106/ .541 87/ 213 .408 6 Hike Czarnetzki, OF .305 53/ 53 210 39 64 43 14 2 2 28/ 31 .903 24 29 2 0/ 5 88/ .419 97/ 241 .402 5 In ’89; Experience David Uacoi Inf .303 41/ 25 76 15 23 16 6 0 0 2/ 2 1.000 13 23 3 1/ 4 29/ .382 49/ 103 .476 1 Ray Palagyi, OF .291 49/ 47 151 39 44 14 6 3 0 12/ 14 .857 34 32 6 0/ 3 56/ .371 83/ 193 .430 1 Peter Nartin, 3B .266 24/ 11 42 9 12 4 2 1) 0 0/ 1 .000 10 7 0 1/ 1 14/ .333 197 49 .388 0 Joe Ferrone, 2B .265 56/ 54 172 35 49 30 10 3 1 4/ 8 .500 16 42 1 4/ 3 68/ .395 92/ 215 .428 3 Key Factor In 1990 Jerrold Rountree, OF .279 55/ 55 222 51 62 26 7 3 3 59/ 71 .831 48 31 4 1/ 0 84/ .378 95/ 255 .373 3 Frank Appice, C .271 43/ 35 96 34 26 16 5 0 1 20/ 25 .800 20 43 10 2/ 2 34/ .354 82/ 151 .543 0 By Steve Czaban Daeon Jones, OF .250 28/ 5 36 5 9 6 0 » 1 5/ 5 1.000 8 5 0 0/ 0 12/ .333 15/ 41 .366 0 Staff Writer Ed Landphere, DH .242 47/ 39 128 16 31 33 6 9 6 2/ 5 .400 27 36 1 0/ 3 55/ .430 68/ 165 .412 4 lies Tachibana, IB .239 22/ 15 46 8 11 7 4 > i 1/ 1 1.000 11 4 2 0/ 2 18/ .391 17/ 52 .327 1 Almost a year ago to the day, UCSB Head Baseball Coach Sean Luft, IB .236 37/ 24 105 16 25 11 6 ) 5 2/ 5 .400 21 4 0 0/ 0 46/ .438 30/ 109 .275 0 A1 Ferrer sat in his trailer/office contemplating just what to Hike Fadelli, IB .231 25/ 2 13 4 3 1 0 1 0 0/ 0 .000 5 4 1 0/ 0 3/ .231 8/ 18 .444 0 do in the wake of a disastrous 23-391988 season. It was a year Jeff Flesher, SS .227 51/ 49 150 26 34 21 9 2 2 3/ 5 .600 23 18 1 8/ 2 53/ .353 54/ 169 .320 2 that went so badly, team members ended the year bitter and Tie Edeonds, OF .220 32/ 7 50 10 11 5 2 0 3/ 7 .429 6 *7 0 1/ t 15/ .300 18/ 57 . .316 0 divided among themselves. Antonio Vernon, C .212 41/ 26 85 6 19 8 4 ) 0 1/ 2 .500 7 8 3 0/ 2 22/ .259 29/ 96 .302 1 But after clearing out the malcontents, and bolstering Toe Horton, OF .194 28/ 6 36 6 7 9 0 2 4/ 6 .667 8 9 4 0/ 1 13/ .361 20/ 49 .408 1 weak positions with fresh talent from the high school and JC Nick Satriano, OF-IF .105 15/ 3 19 3 2 4 0 0 1/ 1 1.000 9 0 2 1/ 1 2/ .105 4/ 20 .200 0 ranks, Ferrer and his squad managed a 17-game turnaround in 1989, finishing sixth in the Big West Conference at 8-13 (28- 27-1 overall). UC Santa Barbara .270 56/ 56 1638 348 497 303 92 15 34 147/191 .770 332 324 40 21/33 721/ .392 869/2202 .395 28 And while the numbers only reveal a modest improvement, Opponent Totals .291 56/ 56 1911 399 557 354 92 1 52 98/138 .710 248 265 48 8/13 819/ .429 884/2236 .395 27 the Gauchos are actually light years closer to contending for the Big West title than they were 365 days ago. PITCHER ERA U “ Looking at our record a lot of people would have liked us 6/ 6S L PCT SAVE C6 SHT0UT IP R H ER SO IB IBB HB UP BK 2B 3B HR AB/BAV6. to be better,” catcher Frank Appice said. “ But it’s a great Jaeie Davidson, RHP 4.24 9/ 1 0 0 000 1 0 0 23.3 16 29 11 14 8 0 1 2 0 3 0 4 96/ 302 improvement from last year.... Considering how young we Jon 6ianulias, LHP 4.53 25/ 3 6 2 750 0 0 57.7 33 47 29 27 27 1 7 2 0 11 1 4 209/ 225 were, it was a good season, although I don’t think we would Jeff Cesari, RHP 5.10 19/ 12 5 6 455 2 1 0 95.3 70 100 54 40 38 0 7 4 1 15 2 9 363/ 275 say we were satisfied with it. After seeing all the teams we Shaun Loucks, RHP 5.53 19/ 14 7 7 500 1 3 0 90.3 71 103 56 44 38 0 2 2 3 14 2 7 358/ 288 played, I think we were just as good as a lot of them. We just Hike Woodward, RHP 6.45 16/ 8 2 6 333 1 1 0 53.0 46 66 32 22 2 0 5 5 1 17 0 7 215/ 307 didn’t pull out as many victories as I think we could have.” Dave Boss, RHP 6.66 17/ 12 3 6 333 0 3 0 75.7 68 77 56 54 62 0 17 10 2 11 1 7 284/ 271 Yeah, there were plenty of “ could haves” , “ what ifs” and Scott Longaker, RHP 6.94 17/ 4 2 0 1 000 1 0 0 36.3 36 49 2£ 17 9 0 4 6 0 9 0 ó 155/ 316 “ if onlys” that can be attached to UCSB’s 1989 campaign. Rich liest, RHP 7.34 15/ 2 1 1 500 0 1 0 34.3 32 53 20 17 7 0 3 0 1 10 0 5 140/ 379 Yes, it could have finished third in conference (with an Rob Harley, LH3 8.44 7/ 0 1 1 500 0 0 0 5.3 6 9 5 H 4 0 1 1 1 10 1 21/ 429 outside shot at an NCAA Regional berth) had it swept San Paul Potvin, LHP 9.35 12/ l 1 0 1.coo 1 0 0 17.2 21 24 16 Jose State in the last weekend of play. What i/the first half of 9 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 2 70/ 343 the Gauchos’ conference schedule hadn’t pitted them against four of the league’s toughest squads (UNLV, Cal State UC Santa Barbara 5.95 56/ 56 26 27 509 11 9 0 468.7 399 557 323 243 26 5 1 48 33 10 92 7 52 911/ 291 Fullerton, Fresno State, Long Beach State — three of them Opponent Totals ’ 5.25 56/ 56 27 28 491 6 14 2 43 5.3 348 497 283 332 323 7 40 26 11 92 15 34 1839/ 270 on the road no less) which put them in an early 2-10 hole? And if only UCSB had won a few key games along the way.... And those returning will have had a solid year of Division I So in light of the events of ’89, here’s a peek at what might Still, it was widely anticipated from the start that ’89 would experience, which is something that can’t be developed in the be in store for 1990. be a rebuilding year — and without a doubt, the Gauchos batting cage or in infield practice. Outfield have done exactly that. Ferrer can expect almost all of his Topping it off is the fact that Ferrer has had one of the best Of UCSB’s four All-Conference selections (all of which are starters to return in ’90 (four will graduate — RHPs Dave recruiting years in some time. Is it any wonder why the returning) two are in the outfield. That means things should Boss and Jeff Cesari, 2B Joe Ferrone and DH Ed Landphere) players and coaches are anxious to get their uniforms dirty remain relatively stable beyond the infield dirt. Jerrold while a few might skip their final year of eligibility to go pro. once again next fall? (See WRAP, p.14) FRESHMEN SOPHOMORES JUNIORS Lopes Replaces Stewart as YOU'RE NOT TOO OLD New Assistant Hoops Coach FOR SUMMER CAMP tough to leave. But I really By Craig Wong thought that professionally it CALIFORNIA Staff Writer “Ben Howland was a move in the right and I felt really direction. I’m really excited When former UCSB comfortable with about the opportunity to Athletic Director Stan him. It ’s a matter work with Coach Pimm and Morrison went to San Jose (Assistant) Coach (Ben) State to take the vacant of chemistry that Howland.” basketball head coaching you try to build a As far as selecting Lopes, job, he brought along former staff. I thought he Pimm said Lopes’ attitude Gaucho assistant Stan with the players on his visit Try something really Stewart as part of the fit in very well to the campus made an package. with Ben, myself impression on him. new and Thus, UCSB Head Coach and the entire “ I really liked the way he challenging this Jerry Pimm went on the was when he was here on lookout for a man who could program.” campus,” Pimm said. “ I summer. Spend six fill Stewart’s shoes. Jerry Pimm thought he mixed with weeks of your Ladies and gentlemen, say Gaucho Head people very well. He met a hello to Ray Lopes. Basketball Coach lot of the players and I vacation at Army Pimm selected Lopes from thought he was very good ROTC's Camp a prospective list of sixty with them and they felt Weber State, he was an comfortable with him. Ben Challenge. You can applicants and Lopes will officially begin his job as assistant coach at West Howland and I felt really earn money while assistant basketball coach Valley Junior College in comfortable with him. It’s a on June 1st. Saratoga, Ca., during the matter of chemistry that you you develop the “ The word got out as soon 1987-88 season. He helped try to build a staff. I thought qualities and skills as Morrison took the job and lead West Valley to a 23-7 he fit in very well with Ben, record and a spot in the State myself, and the entire needed to be a it was determined that Stewart would be leaving,” JC Tournament’s final eight. program.” soldier, an officer, Pimm said. “ The word in As a player, Lopes was a According to Pimm, guard at the College of Idaho Lopes’ main duties will be to and a leader — at our business gets out rather quickly. We were in Seattle where his team made it to concentrate on recruiting. no obligation. And for the Final Four and in our the final 32 in the NAIA “ The main duty of the NABC coaches' organization tournament two years in a assistant is to work on if you do well at meeting and the word was row. recruiting,” Pimm said. camp, you may out. Lopes said he hated to “ That is, on the telephone, leave the Weber State through correspondence, qualify for a two “ I was kind of deluged with inquiries. We had about program but the UCSB job and in person. Making the year scholarship sixty applicants and I in­ was too good an offer to pass contacts with coaches and up. getting good players, student from Army ROTC. terviewed eight or ten people and I decided that for us “ It took a long time for me athletes, to have an interest For further in­ right now that Ray Lopes to make a decision. It was in UC Santa Barbara. Sg real tough because I’m that’s the main job. The formation, contact: was the best person for the job.” leaving such a great other jobs are all secondary Cpt. Ken Newton The 26-year-old Lopes situation here. When you jobs. They have to do with Dept, of Military comes to UCSB from Weber talk about the community office work, correspondence State in Utah where he was support and the relation­ and telephone, teaching and Science assistant to head coach ships and bonds I have here coaching, and guidance on 961-ARMY Denny Houston for the 1988- with the players, the staff, and off the court. Ray’s 89 season. Before his stint at and the faculty, it made it (See LOPES, p.14) Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 23, 1989 13 ZO N IN G : New Restrictions Offer Limited Care (Continued from p .ll) (sic) Valley has been asking that portions of which involved potential Copeland’s Sports The effect of this in­ severely questioned because Cheadle’s letter be stricken conflicts with private lan­ tervention was felt during all these men ended up on from the whole letter. The downers, the university-wide the following year when the the board of directors.” vice chancellor’s letter administration and the SPORTING board denied every variance The first of the ineffectual stated, “ Some interested Regents would not assist or requested. attempts which charac­ developers in Isla Vista support the local ad­ DOORBUSTERS! But that was the peak of terized the university’s came to see the Chancellor ministration.” In the spring university influence. The activity regarding Isla Vista because his letter seemed to of 1970,. the university Rcebok mSCONTmUED Trow Commission said the in the 1960s took place in STYLES single out their property. adopted an official position Court and university’s efforts “have 1960, when Chancellor Neither the Chancellor nor opposing any further in­ Running shoos OUR PRICE often been blunted by an Samuel Gould proposed a staff on this campus wish to crease in Isla Vista density. apparent desire to avoid zoning revision which would interfere with the private confrontation with private increase the number of affairs of any developer in Today, Slow Growth Is 50% landowners and developers parking lots required per this area.” Key who naturally wanted to Than Original Manufacturers unit, limit building height to In 1966, the vice chancellor Recently, the trend has Suggested Retail improve the value of then- two stories, and allow only 40 under Cheadle made a last- reversed. Less than a month land in the context of in­ percent of any lot to be built ditch attempt to oppose the ago, the coastal commission SPECIAL CROUP creasing demand for student on. His proposal would also re-zoning proposed by finally approved a plan to DISCONTINUED STYLES housing.” have included landscaping easfcettoaa and Schwartz, which would restrict future development Running shoos and style design standards. designate the area “ S” for in Isla Vista that has been in OUR PRICE Conflicts of Interest The major developers, who student and reduce the the works for eight years. Other groups have in­ had not been informed of the number of parking spaces The plan includes provisions 50% terpreted the university’s proposal in advance, sent a required per unit. Schwartz to prevent single-family reluctance, as well as the delegation to Gould in was quoted as saying, units recently given water Than Original Manufacturers board of supervisors’ protest. Gould was ap­ “ These kids arrive here with meters as a result of Suggested Retail compliance, in a more parently shocked that a sleeping bag and a surf­ Measure T from suddenly deliberate light. Probe, an anyone would object to his board.” blossoming into multi-unit HÊŒ^ early Isla Vista newspaper, plan. In the words of the buildings. SPECIAL CROUP DISCONTINUED STYLES blamed the board of Trow Commission, “ when Developers, Devereux and The zoning revisions limit Athletic shoos directors of the Goleta the Chancellor was criticized the Deal new R-l housing to buildings OUR PRICE Valley Savings and Loan. sharply by several local The conflict was com­ with no more than four This institution was heavily landowners and developers, plicated by the developers’ bedrooms. Also, new 50°/< involved in Isla Vista discussion dropped and board of supervisors’ buildings must be set back development, with 85 per­ abruptly.” Than Original Manufacturers opposition to a university further from the property Suggested Retail cent of its capital lent to In 1964, developers for­ residence hall. The lines, provide more parking SPECIAL CROUP builders. This percentage mulated a plan to increase developers were also spaces, and decrease the DISCONTINUED STYLES compared to a national the density in one area to the Court and frustrating attempts by the apartment density from 30 to Fitness shoos average of 15 percent. The multi-unit R-4 from the more university to gain the 20 units per acre. OUR PRICE board of directors included restrictive R-2. The plan was Devereux property west of Thomas Storke, who was a opposed by the county Isla Vista. But none of these new 50% major property owner and a planning commission as well Possibly in response to the regulations apply to existing

UC regent; Samuel Mosher, as by local homeowners. pressure, UCSB dropped its development. The rapid rise Than Original Manufacturers Suggested Retail the president of Signal Oil; Chancellor Vernon opposition to the new zoning of high-density housing in WATIRSKIS another UC regent, UCSB Cheadle initially supported laws, and the developers the ’60s will leave its legacy Chancellor Dr. Vernon .the opposition to stricter dropped their opposition to in Isla Vista as long as those Cheadle; and John Harlan, a zoning and sent a letter the university’s construction buildings continue to stand. local developer. saying not enough evidence of the residence hall and The benefits of the new According to the Isla Vista existed to support the higher acquisition of Devereux. zoning laws will be felt only Quarterly, an Associated zoning. But two weeks later, UCSB’s decision, ac­ if there are new develop­ Students publication, the vice chancellor for cording to the Trow Com­ ments or major recon­ “ University involvement in business and finance wrote mission, was based on “ a struction of existing the growth of the Goleta to the board of supervisors feeling that in situations buildings.

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Rich West, UCSBSURFTEAM 213/645-5200 homers), but only in spurts. made All-Conference was Paul Potvin and Rob Harley Important Meeting Tues May 23 His .238 average was a because our offense was are still undeveloped talents. 8pm in Girvetz Awards Elections Banquet utoring liability, but should he im­ very changed when he T BETHERE B usinessP ersonals prove at the plate, the job wasn’t in the lineup,” Ferrer So as this year’s campaign TROUBLE WRITING PAPERS? I could be his again in ’90. said. “ You talk about a fades in the rearview SB STAINED GLASS SUPPLY am credentialed to teach writing. Can help you organize, edit your Meanwhile, the question at SALE subtle catalyst.... One, he mirror, the Gauchos can at Dave Webster 50. of some glass-remainder 25. work. Message: 963-3180. 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When guys Reports, Dissertations, Resumes, 569-0854. but most of his miscues gave up 52 homers — many make that adjustment, it can Charts & Graphs, Desktop came on glove-to-hand ex­ of them in bunches. An be ugly for the opposition.” H elp W anted Publishing. IBM/AT Microsoft F or Sale WORD 4.0, Letter Quality Printer. Fast, Accurate, Reasonable, APPLE He COMPUTERS,Color Courteous. Impossible Deadlines Summer Monitor, Printer 2 disk drives, Our Specialty. MM&A 682-4140 7am- LOPES: Basketball Finds Assistant software, M ORE!! Only $1200- Call 6pm______v______Jobs Mike 968-0110______Wordprocessing/Typing (Continued from p.12) Gaucho basketball and I got a pretty good name in the FOR SAIE-TENNIS RACQUETS Resumes-Papers-Disk Setup going to be good at helping to think there’s nothing but profession. Ben’s known as a in L .A . . low cost, used + new: Wilson Stings No Job Too Small or Too Large ACCU-WRITE (Sue) 964-8156 guide because he’s young. very hard worker and known + Ceramics. 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Five nostalgic old vital factor in swaying his main thing.” Athletic Director Jim Representing: 118K miles $2500 obo 968-3356______fools wish to rent decision to come to the Romeo believes Lopes will • Environmental Groups 64 Bug 4 SALE Runs well, reliable house in IV for 4th of Gauchos. Working with Howland is be a big plus for UCSB • Universities 25k on reblt engine, stereo. Asking “ Obviously, coach Pimm another thing Lopes feels hoops. • P u b lic $950 OBO 562-8260 Jon______July weekend. We’ll Television Stations is a very good coach. His he’ll enjoy. “ I think Ray’s an out­ 68 Bug runs Excellent $1600, 81 pay $250 & $50 for • N o n -p ro fit Honda bike 400cc $900, 82? Moped name is a good name in the “ One of things I ’m looking standing guy,” Romeo said. Organisations 1250-all have extras, 966-6701 cleaning; we’ll even profession and he is well forward to is working with On campus Interviewa May 25 “ He presents himself very feed your dog. Call respected. 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UCSB Discounts, MC/VISA Accept. 2 bd/1 b a ...... 1240.00 / > T Clean, quiet, spacious w/ laundry, 6594 Del Playa#A 1 Day Service. Call Kim 569-1124 parking. $275 call Joe 562-9662 TAILS 3bd/2ba...... 1800.00 AT 1M NS to share 2br duplex 6622 6681 Del Playa 1 & 2 R ides Sabado.Clean, yard, parking, $275/- R avtaf Natirarfr 3 bd/2 b a ...... 1950.00 mo 685-3096 ______' IN GOLETA! GOING TO SAN DIEGO AREA + Free Cox Cable TV 1 M RMMATE NEEDED TO Student Discounts! Two fun and friendly guys need a SHARE NEWLY REMODELED ride to & from San Diego this + Free Water Purifier SABADO APT 2BED 1BATH NEW 225 N. Fairview weekend. We will help with ex­ FLO O R R ID GE ND PAINT. 968-3196 penses and are flexible with times + Free Gardening Svc. 1M or 2M/F roomates needed for and dates. C A LL DA V E 685-9542 683-2144 INVITE THE FOLKS FOR Oceanside D P apt-balcony $300p/m + Studios, 1&2 Bdrms GRADUATIOn. LOVELY BIG Call 968-3168 ROOM IN C H E E R Y APT. NOW. 6/- F or R ent KD-VICKI WILLIAMS 25$350/moCLOSE! 968-2179 CONGRATS ON RECIEVING A 1 B R nicely fum apt. June-June $615 Alaska’s Oil Spill: GRAD SCHL SCHOLORSHIP FRM LIKE BEER? LIVE HERE! 1M No last. 850 Cam Pescadero 967-7794 THE SB PANHEL. ALUM. ASSOC! June 89-90 2bd/2ba + spare rm. 1/2 SUMMER SUBLETTERS Could It Happen GOOD LUCK! LUVOUR SISTERS. Summer Sublet Newly fum, balcony, prkng, lndry, NEEDED 6619 DP Oceanside 3bdr/2ba wk-in cist 6650 Abrego $250 Alan/- Here? SIG EP VOLLEYBALL STUDS- for one bdrm in furnished 5 Girls Preferred M ark W 968-3481______Announcing a Forum on Breaking a nail is a very serious Abregoapt.$125! Call 968-5871 Call Jen or Andrea:562-8301______thing! But I had a great Friday Large 2 BR furn, huge kitchen. June- Minimizing the Probability afternoon anyway! Next time I’ll June$990 770 Emb. Del M ar 967-7794 and Consequences of remember to dive for the ball. NEED CASH? I NEED A SUMMER DO YOU NEED TO Oceanside DP Another Major Oil Spill PROMISE! S U B LE T Single room, $350-$450 for SUBLEASE YOUR Summer Sublet 1M to share 6763 #B Miles/Rob 685-0024 summer. off the Santa Barbara ROOM FOR FALL Call Rob Lowe 562-6475. Coast. Tuesday, May 23 MARSHA GALE! QUARTER? DP SUMMER SUBLET!!! NEW HOUSE FOR RENT, 5 BD, 3 7 pm Buchanan 1940 Happy 21st B-day to the raddest Big 6681 #2. Huge balcony, very clean. BA, A P P L , W/D, MICRO AV A IL 6/- Sponsored by SERT: Scientists sis! Love, YLS Annemarie______Gall Rick 685-5277 $l85/mo Up to five available spaces. 22,850 CAM INO U N D O 685-2249 & Engineers for Responsible 685-2342, Ina or Erin O LIV E T R E E APTS offers students Technology 2BD 2BA- Large Rooms, Sunny convenience, ambiance, and a quiet M ovies Bale., fum. Lndry, next to campus environment. Large 2 bedroom, 2 1 NS M needed 4 Oceanside D P Apt very clean 682-6004______full bath ($925.) fully furnished. REDUCED 89-90 Lease. Best view. $285 mo. Landscaped with grass, trees, BBQ, GENE 2BD. 2BA. Very lg. Penthouse on 3rd ASAP Cal Mike/Chris 562-8480. floor. Views. Pvt. bath for 1 bdrm. and pool. Laundry. Half block from RENTS lor2 F ROOMM ATES N E E D E D sectional couch. Pvt. patio. 685-0223 downtown IV. 811 Camino HACKMAN FOR 89/90 yr. 6681 DP#2, $325/mo. Discount for Summer ______Pescadero, 685-1274. Ask about 3 or 9 WILLEM FOR THE mo leases______Clean, spacious apt. w/huge 2Bd, 2Ba.,-f study rm. Very lg. new balcony. Call Ina or Erin at 685-2342 DAFOE apt. New sectional couch. Bar ON THE BEACH! 2F NS share 2bd 2ba with drama/- counter. Pvt. decks and yard. 685- SUMMER 3bd. 2ba. Townhouse and other 3bd. 2 arts majors. 6/89-6/90 $237.50 Call 0223. Available now and for next ba. Very large. Next to campus. As Mississippi Rosen Investments 685-5317 or 685-3222______year. ______low as $1600/mo. 685-3329,685-0223. 6626 Picasso #56 2F N/S D P apt Oceanview $260 Jn-Jn 2Bd. 2Ba. w/small single. Good for 5 One bedroom apts, very clean. Two Goleta, CA 93117 Have 2 summer subletters 685-1732 B u rn in g people or 4 (2 get their own rm .) or 3 blocks from school. Call Gary 965- l.v. Theatre (everybody gets their own rm .) (805) 685-8872 1311 or 966-5284______2 Females needed to share room in RAD. NEW, LARGE SABADO 6:30,9 & 11 pm Verg lg. $1000/mo. decks, patios, Rochdale Co-op has summer leases Tuesday. May 23, $3 yards. 685-0223 (805) 685-8667 at reduced rates. Rooms from $149 HOUSE. Great location and fun roommates. Dishwasher, washing Spons by MUN & 2Bdrms located on the very edge of to $350. Contact John at 685-6964 machine and dryer too! Call now. A.S. Underwrite campus. A nice quiet clean complex DP SUMMER/FALL SUBLET! Ron Wolfe & Assoc. Inc. has many Lisa 685-1455 or Julie 968-7715 with laundry, off street parking and 2M or 2F needed to share 3bd/ apartments available for June & a courtyard. Hurry, going fast at 2ba Oceanside apt.Call Kristen September. 9&12 mo. leases. Give us 2 F/M needed for summer sublet on $775 to $825. Call Mike at 685-2344. 685-7629 or Debbie 685-1458 a call at 964-6770. ______D P! 150/mo. Please call Shelly at 968-5455 - FOR R E N T 4bd 2ba hse Furnished/ SPACIOUS & AFFORDABLE Laundry/ newpt/ new baths/ All TOWNHOUSES 2F or 2M needed 2 share room in 2 BEL AIRE utilities pd $1600/mo. Call Sonny 685- 1 Bdrm/1 Ba th-2Bdrm/2B Ath bdrm, 2 story, 2-1/2 hath apt. Furn! 6521 CORDOBA 4665 MUST SEE! 1st & Security. NO LAST! Jn-Jn $280 Cordoba 685-3959______GET YOUR APT. BEFORE IT’S 6754 Abrego Rd. Office 968-052801 2 M/F for Goleta house. N/S Grad Just now available. TOO LATE! 89-90 Lease available. 1 SUMMER SUBLET for 6606 Pasado students pref. 295/mo own lg room One bedrooms $610 to $625 and 2 bedrms, fum or unfum, clean jVA big yard, 2brms, fireplace 1-4 close to campus, quiet & clean. Call Two bedrooms $975 carpets, 1 blk to campus, sun deck. persons $400p/mo. flex. 685-6750 Thomas 964-2914______May 24th dose to everything. ZaW now and we’ll make a deal 685- SUMMER SUBLET furnished 2M/F needed for 3bd. 2ba apt June/- 1000/968-0992 Campbell Hall In the middle of 2bdrm 1.5 bath, pool, laundry 6591 June lease. Sundeck, laundry, balcony, B-ball hoop. 6729 Trigo #B the ACTION! Seville H Call Mara 562-5438 Leave 8 & 10:30 pm Message $290/each. 685-8147. Ask for Mike or Summer discount. For Rent Dan __ ___ $3.00 Senior F looking to sublet in IV or Near campus! offered by Goleta 6/19- 8/1. I’ll pay $200 for own 2 N/S F to share 1 lrg room in a 2bd/l Sponsored by Sigma Alpha Epsilon Views, Views, Views room. Call Jean 562-6605___ 1/2 ba apt. Pool, laundry, parking and A.S. Underwrite Call Yvette 966-0750 $265/mo. G o by! C.V.E. Summer Sublet 6665B Trigo 2m in Call 685-3329/6854223 3bdr/2bat need 3 more! $180 2 N/S M or F quiet clean roommates Property FRE single$150 share dbl. BIG place-, needed for 2 single rooms Ocean- M usicians W anted Management parking Call 562-5492 M ARTY view, priv balcony in Goleta. 3Bd, 2Ba., 2Kit suite. One bed. has $270&$278 per month. Avail July 1. DEDICATED DRUMMER Needed Two Females needed to rent room in its own kit. and it's own pvt. en­ Call Kathleen Monika or Sally 968- nxt sc hi year ESTAB BAND. We house 12-month lease. $560/mo. trance. Very Unique. Available now 5143 ______have pract /storage space. DEM O Phone 968-8017.6647 Sabado Tarde and for next yr. 1600 sq. ft. 685-0223. Enjoy Heineken kegs? We need 1 Avail. Mark 685-6750 Up to 5 Summer subletters needed 9 Month leases. Don't pay for MNS too share 2bd at 6749 Pasado- for 3 bdr, 2 ba apt on Saba do-near summer if you won’t be here. 300 per. Call Steve 685-5716-Jeff 968- E ntertainment campus. Price negot. Amy 562-5596 Rochdale Co-op has rooms for rent 1339______STRIP-OH-GRAMS 966-0161 in studious IV apts. Call 685-6964 now WE NEED YOU!! IF N/S NEEDED N E E D 1 FM NS for own room in fun a unique party surprise to find out about our great 9 month TO SHARE 2bd. lbath SABADO coed Goleta hshld, lg bekyd, outdr D U P L E X on 66block. Front & back LOCAL-OVER 10 YEARS deals.______•______jacuzzi $295 Start June 1685-2002 yard, very clean, furn. if needed. AWESOME DP Apartment Key Looking for responsible, fun person. NEEDED 1 F roomate $270mo mtn location BBQ, sundeck, ocean-6508 Beautiful one bedroom side D.P. Big place, balcony, close to M eetings large apartment in a very Call 965-7799. D P upstair. 1280$ Call 562-8008, 2 school. Call Anne 968-6297___ bdrm, lbth ___ nice and quiet building YO U AR E IN LU CK !! ACCOUNTING ASSOCIATION CHIMNEY SWEEP APTS HAVE 3 N E W HOUSE 6607 D P Tuesday at 12 noon in S H 1431 BEAUTIFUL 1 BDRM Large fum. with mini blinds, garbage A P T S F O R 1989-90 L A R G E N E E D IF to share double $355mo Speakers: Arthur Young Apt in a very nice clean & quiet disposals, appliances, DELUXE 2D T/H, PRIVATE A N D IF to share triple $375mo build, w/ceiling fans, track lights, large closets, private Interested in an internship abroad? PATIOS, QUIET AND SHARP 775 Call Michelle 685-1836______mini blinds, new appliances, Irg Come to AIESEC’s General Member parking, friendly and CAM INO D E L SUR 968-8824 A Need to sublet your room for Fall walk in closets, rsvd. curd, parking, Meeting to find out about this In­ peaceful environment. GREAT PLACE TO LIVE 89? I need for Fall quarter only Call no pets. 6621 Abrego Rd. 968-7928 _ ternational Business Organization. Rick at 685-5277 7pm Tues May 23, U C E N 2 C.V.E: PROPERTY Charles Apt. — M A N A G E M E N T has many nice and 23 Magnolia Ave. GOLETA! PRE-HEALTH MEETING ROOMMATES NEEDED to shre 4*'Volunteer Opportuni ties” comfortable apartments for rent in Skyview — 2M/F NS for spacious, clean, quiet, 4bd 2ba hse. OW N ROOM/Laundry/- Wed. 5/24 UCen Rm 2 8-9:30pm IV, Lompoc and Goleta starting in 910 Camino Pescadero new apt. 5 min. from campus, $250 June or Sept at reasonable rates. includes cat.Call Pete st 683-4051- Furnished/ Quiet/Spacious. Call Please call our friendly and helpful Abrego — Leave msg Sonny 685-4665 A d I nformation 6679 Abrego Rd. Staff a t: 968-2400/685-1850 ______SUMMER SUBLET SGL RM 6639 CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE D E L P L A Y A DR. $1770/mo l/2bk Tropic Apt. Sabado Trd, Live w/4 fun Fs upstrs, PLACED UNDER STORKE UCSB 3 bedroom 2 bath 6531 Del Wanna Have Fun?? pkng, $200/mo T E D 685-7932 M IA TOW ER Room 1041 8 a.m.-4 p.m. M- Rental Office located at: Need 3F/M to share 3bd2ba duplex Playa Apt. #5 for 89-90 Call 965-3767 685-4580 F. PRIC E IS $3.50 for 3 lines (per Basement 6600 blk Sabado w/2 fun loving girls. SUMMER SUBLET-Oceanside/- day), 33 spaces per line, 50 cents DOWNTOWN SUMM SBLT. FRN- Spacious, clean, fum.-has parking, 910 Camino Pescadero ba loony each line thereafter. SHD. OWN ROOM. DL GUERRA priv. front yrd, + lndry. $300/Mo (805)685-1850 need 1 girl-clean, nice. N/S No phone ins. Ad must be ac­ AT BATH. HRDWD FLRS. A < Jn/Jn). Call Christina 968-5238. Lv or 968-2400 6619 Del Playa (3bdr./2bath) companied by payment STEAL AT $250 963-9628 M ESSAGE Message 682-0710 Call Meg or Kirsten: 685-4671 BOLD FACE T Y P E is 60 cents per line (or any part of a line). 16 Tuesday, May 23, 1989 Daily Nexus

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