Elsewhere Room and Board Dismembered Thre ••••! ~ Profs Develop Hostels provide an inexpensive Even though the Padres Three-pointers are a big ~ VI .... ~ISpra' alternative to hotels, and are abundant disbanded, San Diegans part of the game for both en LEXINGTON, Ky. - Two throughout the United States and Canada should keep the faith men:s and women:5 hfx)ps 1&1 University of Kentucky pro ::::» fessors, Lewis Dillert and Features, page 7 Opinion, page 4 Sports, page 16 ~ Anwar Hussain. have devel oped a fa~ter-acting version of Viagra by making the com , U C 5 pound soluble and administer H E D ing it as a na~al spray. Dillert said lhat a common complaint of Viagra users is that it takes a long time to begin working. Dillert said a nasally adminis tered Viagra would lake 10 to 15 minutes to hegin working, wherea~ the pill can take up to one hour. Dillert said they are looking for a sponsor to UCSAN DIEGO TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1999 VOLUME 96, ISSUE 5 fund their future work or huy their information. LET FREEDOM RING ... - Kefllllcky Kernel
Students Can VoIunt.. r For Mlle. BOSTON, Mass. - United Airlines, through a program called College Plus VolunteerMiles, is offering students the chance 10 earn frequent flyer miles in exchange for volunteer hours. Students can earn 5,000 frequent-flyer miles hy volunteering for fifty hours at one of six organizations, including Hahitat for Humanity, Special Olympics fJucaff onJ!f f(inripIe insfTlWtCi.(ln and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. Beu Schers of awiening the child to CUllttiOI vnkt ..WJt/in Heller Travel in Boston said thal passengers must fly he~ing a~u5t norma,~ ~ rile ~nvironrnerr" 40,000 to 60,000 miles in . r \ ' f){ 'v order 10 earn a free ticket. • \J,k.. fl I [/' - The Daily Free Press Report FInds Tenn. ScIIooIs Mediocre CHATfANOOGA, Tenn. - A draft report from a gover Jill Donofrio/ Guardian nor-appointed panel stated Pr.., ...: Warren college students join with peers from other colleges to walk in the parade commemorating Martin Luther King Jr. that Tennessee's public col Day. This is the tenth year that UCSD has participated in the march and the first year that UCSD has had a float. leges and universities are underfunded, poorly orga nized and of mediocre quali UCSD Marches in Memory of Martin Luther King Jr. ly compared to public schools in other states. In PARADE: Students, staff, and tant in our society loday. ity and the fact that we have 10 work 10 assure order to combat this adverse "The goa ls and principals that Dr. King qualilY of access in the world," Thompson situation, the report states faculty participated in the expressed arc goals we should all support and said. "He is as important in Ihe history of Ihis that Tennessee should try to commemoration of the civil sustain," Watson said. country as Thomas Jefferson." increase the number of schol rights leader and activist Watson added that UCSO's participalion in Albert Lee. the coordinalor of studenl arships. raise the pay of the evenlS said a lot about UCSD 's commit al:livities at Marshall College, worked with selected faculty and add 30 By VIncent Oracnanl ment 10 improving socielY. cullural organizations at each of the five col new Chairman of Excellence Senior Staff Writer "" is not on ly an abSlraCI principal. bUI a leges to build the UCSD 110at. Lee said that it posts to auract nationally Students representing all live colleges and rel1ection of UCSD's commitment and interest was important for UCSD to participate in the known faculty. Officials at various student organizations participated on in heing part of socielY and improving sOl:iely p,uade. the University of Tennessee Saturday in San Diego 's 19th Annual Martin to be sure everyone has equal opportunily." "".'s the responsibility of the university In at Challanooga (UTC) said Luther King Jr. parade on Saturday. Marking Watson said. do outreach in the community," Lee said. "" 's that the schools are not the tenth year of its participation. UCSD's Newly appointed Assislant Vice a great way to remember the greatness of mediocre because UTC has lheme for the parade was "Freedom Through Chancellor of Siudent Educational Martin Luther King." found ways to achieve excel Education." Advancement Loren Thompson walked with Lee, who has allended the parade for sev lence despite limited funds . Vice Chancellor of Student Affairs Joseph Watson in the parade. Thompson said he eral years both as a studenl and as a sludenl - The University Echo Watson participated in the parade, along with admired King's ideals and Ihal he believes aClivilies coordinator, said Ihal the parlicipa other administrators. Watson said that he King made important conlribulions to our tion from UCSD Increases eal:h year. allended the event because he fell that King's so!-=iety. "This is the first year we actually had a Save Dave! message of justice and equality is still impor- "Martin Luther King is a symbol of equal- See KING, Page 3 Mens' B-hall Friday at 7 p.m. in RIMAe Arena Da,12 Leventhal and Ru Propose New A.S. Council Constitution, Bylaws Spoken ••• POUCY: If passed, plan will change entire structure of A.S. Council as well as students' voting rights By Vincent Oracnenl \:abinet members. Council meetings branches of government. Each cabinet member would "The goals and Senior Staff Writer would essentially become senate "Under the way we \:urrently serve within the office of one of the principals that Dr. A.S. President Joe Leventhal meetings where only senators could operate, we' re a hybrid organiza executives. King expressed are and Vice President Finance Pat Ru vote. Under the new constitution tion," Leventhal said. "It is impor Under the old system, individuals unveiled a new A.S. Constilution and bylaws. exe\:utives and cabinet tant to dearly delineate the two were elected to offices, even though goals we should all and Bylaws before the A.S. Council support and sustain. " members would run the day-to-day branches." many belonged lo slates. The new last Wednesday night .. activities of A.S. Council and also The 15-member cabinet would bylaws state that the four executives - JoMpII WMaon 1be new constitution and bylaws serve as ex-officio, non-voting replace the c.urrent commissioners. must be elecled as a single licket. VIce Chancellor. divide what is now known as the members of the senate. who are elected by the students, as Academic Affairs Leventhal, who was elected to Associated Students Council into a Leventhal said that the change is See story at right well as current appointed positions. office as an independenl. says he legislative branch. consisting of 30 necessary because under the cur Under the new bylaws. all cabinet supports the proposed system Internet: _.ucsd.edu/,uIll'dIBII senators. and an executive branch. rent constitution and bylaws, lhere members would be appoinled by the because it prevents gridlock wilhin E-mllil: /lU1II'di~.edu consisting of four executives and 15 is no Clear division between the president and approved by the senate. See A. ••, Page 3 Tuesday, January 19, 1999 The UCSD Guardian NEWS 3 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Tuesday, January 19, 1999 Revelle College Assistant Dean pep hand with hringing ~pirit and KING: Gutierrez of Students Liora Kian Gutierrez energy to the crowds. Uver Cancer Takes says she and others said that UCSD's support of the ''The pep bano'lotally made the ~ ~ LIFE IN HELL bring their children parade is especially imponant l1oat," Liwanag said. "They got the raffle School 1ft) Go-. becauliC UCSD is sometimes seen crowd so hyped up. They lived up ON THE INTERNET Ufe of 'Flower Lady' C.... u ...... 1 as an elitist institution. to that name, pep band, because n6at," Lee said. "'UCSD's panici "This is great ror UCSD because they brought so much spirit to the OBITUARY: Crafts Center Director Carlson calls pation I is getting beller and better we're saying to the community that parade." TRY US OUT FOR FREE! every year." we suppon each other and accept Muir junior Katie Lane. who Aurora Evora a 'campus icon' who will be missed Lee credited administrators each other." Gutierrez said. marched in the pardde with other h ttp://www.trafficschoo/togo. com Aurora Evora, UCSD 's "Flower tion . such as Chancellor Robert Dynes Gutierrez said that she has been Muir students. said she left the and Watson. as well a.~ many stu coming to the parade longer than event inspired. pa/nl... .'mpl. fun .nytlme .nywhe,. Lady," died last We dn e ~da y after a "She always liked to Ix: known dent groups, for funding UCSD's she can remember. and that many ''The energy that you lind in hout with li ver cancer. Evora was as the flower lady," Carlson said. C Iw( I<. u" (Jut Oil/lilt' Of phone 8 88 ·FIX- TIC KET well -known throughout the campus Assistant Director of Student panicipation in the event. stan members, including herself, something like this is very unique," as the woman who sold flowers Activities and Government Randy A.S. President Joe Leventhal said bring their children to march in the Lane said. "To take some of that from her can out Woodard also said that the Associated Students Council parade with them. home ... makes me feel more opti side of the Main "She would that Evora had a helped finance the event because it is Marshall Sophomore Jocelyn mi stic about Manin Luther King's Gym for the last 16 constantly unique role on cam imponant for the A.S. Council to be Liwanag, who is the secretary for dream being realized." years. pus and was well involved in community events. Marshall's Affirmative Action Lane also said that UCSD must Some or her have food and liked. "I\'s imponant that we recog Retention Committee, said that the continue to panicipate in events campus clients barbecues, and "She's going to nize events that occur within the parade was truly a multi-cultural like the King parade in order to community," Leventhal said. "The event. remain a diverse institution. included The Grove she would be mi ssed," he said. Caffe and the UCSD "She was a good Manin Luther King parade has '" felt there were no color barri "If UCSD wants to have allY c6cb Craft, Center. celebrate friend ." meaning within the community. ers at all," Liwanag said. "1\ was claims on diversity, it has to keep OPEN l" HOURS and it's imponant that the student just a tribute to a great man." panicipating in events like this." ~ Crafts Ce nt er students' Woodard al so Costa V.eM Shopping C.... ter. 8650 Genese. Ave .. '200. La Jolla/UTe. 457-9500 Director Ron said that Evo ra 's body becomes involved in that." Liwanag credited the UCSD Lane said. Ca rl son said that birthdays. She importance to the 1400 Camino de to Reina • Mission VdAttf • 297-S900 Evora was liked by campus community was such a Vice President External Kirk tage in obtaining the oflices of stu many 'people on helped to keep her A.5.: Leventhal Matsuzaki agreed with Hidaka and campu s. dell~. She on the campus for dent organization senator, he added that executives with opposing ~e nators "She was a cam always liked to so many years. As a says council needs believes that because the ideologies could still work together. are ultimately elected by the stu pus icon," Carlson be known a. result of campus checks and balances ,aid. "She was here effort s to hav e "As long as people are willing dent population, they will serve a so long and meant the flower Evora move her coc .... ' ...... 1 to complOmise, it will run smooth broader base or students. the A.S. Council. so much to so many cart off-campu s, ly no matter what," Matsuzaki said. "The dynamics of these posi lady." "I don't know if I would stand peopl e." the A.S . Council The proposed constitution also tions are going to be much more - Ron Cartson behind it hcfore being on A.S. Carl son also said signed a contract expands the Senate from 20 mem unique than people expect them to Crafts Center Oirector [Council]." Leventhal said. "Bill that Evora would with her in 1984 to bers to 30 members. In addition to be." Leventhal said. ''The senators being on A.S. [Council] as an inde oft en give flowers to students free make her business an A.S . ent er the four senators rrom each college, will be representing student organi pendent. I know that it 's really dif of charge. prise. This position enabled Evora the proposed constitution adds live zations in a broad sense." Start off the New Year with a brighter smile that everyone licult to pursue an agenda as an "She would constantl y have to remain on campus and sell senators to represent students cam The proposed bylaws retain the will notice. For a limited time only, Dr. Lee will proviJe independent. " food and harbecues, and she would flowers to many people and orga pus wide and live senators to repre current commillee system. In addi Leventhal also said that in the celebrate students ' birthdays," ni zations. sent student organizations. tion to the current commillees of ruture. the senate candidates' slates Carl son said. "She was such a "She was as much an institution Muir Junior Senator Jennifer internal, finance and the Student Opalescence® would not appear with their names deli ght. ·· as she was anything." he said. Lee said that live senators cannot Organization Funding Allocation on the ballot. Carlso n also said that Evora A memorial service was held on adequately lobby for the 272 stu Board (SOFAB), the new bylaws Tooth Ru said that while the idea of fa vored the ni ckname given to her Monday. Jan. 19 at EI Camino dent organizations on campus. Lee also set up an external affairs \:om electing the four executives on a hy lhe general campus popula- Memorial Park. BRIEFLY••• said ~tudent organizations with millee to oversee the actions of the Whitening single ticket does not sound good higher membership levels would eltternal affairs office. on paper. it will en!IUre that busi have an unfair advantage and have Matsuzaki said that the pro System Aurora, tba"k YOII for the flowers, the Old Student ness runs smoothly in A.S. Council more representation on A.S. posed commillee is unnecessary. Cellter wo,,'t be tbe same withollt you. Multicultural Job Fair to Be Held "I disagree in theory because it Council than smaller student orga 'The establishment of an exter for only $99 (a $300 .va lue). C() IIc/O /(! IlU!S call h(! sellt to./ClI l ie f;I'o ra. at 8080 KeilOl 'a. UCSO's Career Services Center, the Cross Cultural leukemia, The lecture is a part of the Sam and Rose limits individual rights. but in prac nizations. nal affairs committee is just creating Center, the Student Affirmative Action Committee, the Stein Institute for Research on Aging Public Lecture tical terms it's a reality," Ru said. 'The student organizations with more bureaucracy," Matsuzaki said. Call today, you'll be glad you did. A I'elll/C.' , Sa il f)i e,~ () , CaW, 92126. National Society of Black Engineers and the Society of Series, and will be held in Liebow Auditorium in the Basic "We know how council runs." higher membership would domi Leventhal said there needs to be Hispanic Engineers are sponsoring the eighth annual Science Building at 6 p.m. The event is free and open to Roosevelt Sophomore Senator nate the elections," Lee said. a system of checks and balances on Multicultural Job Fair to be held on the Library Walk the public. For more information, call 534-6299. Linda K. Lee, D.D.S., M.S. Kumiko Hidaka said that she is ·'T.fJeir interests would lie within all oflices of the government. from 10:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m on Thursday, Jan. 21. "At the heart of my de ntal practi ce is SenSltll'lt)· and Imllj(l na tiOn. The fair will feature more than 80 employers who opposed to the single-ticket idea their own student organization." "Basically you have a student UCSD Police .,.,..tment Will Done m th is way, , am able to deb!!ht the patient, are looking for students to fill career poSitions and because some slates may run Lee said that she suggested to government and there needs to be maximl ~e oral health alon!! with IOwl helilth , as !.I'ell internships. The event is open to UCSO students of all Offer Bicycle Safety Tralnl.., unqualified students just to lill a the A.S. Council that they instead ehecks and baiances," Leventhal said. GUARDIAN as crClite ne\~ smiles, new confidence and petu:e of mmd. " majors . WALT DICKINSON The UCSD Police Department will be offering a cenain position. create positions to represent specif "If there's going to be an extemal E,M or In Students are invited to attend the Multicultural Job Chiel bicycle safety training course on Wednesday, Jan. 27 "With the lOur executives elected ic groups, such as transrer students branch or the council, there needs to Fair Tune-Up Workshop to get tips on how to make the JUUA KULLA·MADER • MEGAN SMITH TRAVIS HILL and Wednesday, April 7. The course will cover such on a single ticket, it will increase the or commuter students. On campus of Scripps Memorial Hospital MUlwgmg F.·chlors A _~"""""oe . ,."OIeto.CAI21 11 e-mail:FIMStreahortlhotmail.com hClf' __ .~ __ ""~ r~~~~t-MaJorservlce tiM. -"~.. IEdnI frN filet In~ CIn. Our mejor sWYfc.lnclud.. : Reg. $1 SO I I I. NewlfllJl What the dilly yo (for all of you team. They have a promising quar happening otT it that has many fum SIO£08DW c;:':Ci"utchJ:t.New.,.....,... " . NewPitol~ 'lmIITii.i;g ______BeH 5;ecial .._ ' ing. Kevin Brown, Ken Caminiti, 8UfMI.OW..... crackers out there who aren't down, terback in Ryan Leaf, but he's very Net • IpIcy or ... I 2. New CUd! Dille 5. CIw1ge ,...... ", oil warran~ this means, what's the problem)'! raw, had a horrific season and hid a Steve Finley and Joey Hamilton, all DouIIII a.., ..... I s. New '""-bNring 8.Roed ,eM I Extended . Although the Padres seem to I am sensing a sinking feeling in worse time with the press than he extremely imponant cogs in the ar.dsdcIcs IfIIOIhnd the San Diego area as of late. There did opposing defenses. It is very Friar machine last summer, are no wfcIMM L::::--=:''':::::::::'.J15, 30,45, 60, 75, & 90 service have disbanded in the off seems to be a growing number of obvious as to why the locals would longer Padres...... WId 'IIoet c.a.. WIlli ""•• d . Expl,.. 2/2/99 . {wIbIch or 1aI.!.-...., IIIIIId _ ...... AlIt 1IIouI_ ...... on ...... San Diegans who are less-than be upset with a squad like this. This kind of thing hurts die-hard AII_..tI .... a.,.., or 2O,OOO-nIIe IInIIIId "fTIIIIy. fans and casual ones alike. It is 1WIlJ .....'" season, leaving San Diegans enamored with their local spons They're pathetic, and the future is (wi Frwl)fppit SIuct) teams, the Chargers and the Padres. not .that bright. hard to explain the exarl emotions, Cellae or DIec CGW with two horrible professional Basically. they are really pissed off. The Padres, on the other hand, but to simplify it, the people of San 12-0&. CIIII, 60hck ~ Oh, w ~ it. Before I get going on had the best season in franchise Diego feel like the ride is over. or2.... boaII averieas · "..... ,,- AIto.tlve Repair 8008-8 Miramar Road. sports teams and a multi this spons tirade, I was reminded history, and made the World Series. The Padres were so good last that I am not writing to my usual San Diego loved its Padres and for year and it was such a magical ride throng of sports-nut meatheads. Let awhile in late September and early that, understandably, no one wants 3211 HolidayCt. CALL 4S2-UCSD , •••• , 695-1990 million dollar stadium in the ~~~~~~~ me explain a few things, then the October, this town ate, slept and it to end. But after these otT-season ...... Plus (452-1273) '_II __ AUiiiift ~ Hours: Sun.-Thun. II am-I am. Fri .• Sat II am·2 am works, there may still be a le~son will begin. Now 1ake notes breathed Padre baseball. The team losses, it feels like the ride has all you O-chemcrs ... was so popular, in fact, that San come to an abrupt halt. I mean, future jar the' Friars First, the Chargers play football Diegans voted overwhelmingly in what good is a new stadium if the (they u~e the brown, oblong ball). favor of a proposed new downtown, team that plays in that stadium is so Second, the Padre~ play base baseball-only stadium. bad that it is no fun to go', Why ball (they use the little, white ball). So why the recent fuss '! The rea were there all of those 'billboards Good job, morons, now we're son people are upset is not because See~Page5 Tuesday, January 19. 1999 The UCSD Guardian 6 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Tucsday, January 19, 1999 f-EATURES 7 mistic about passing the new con (~ll;\1Z1)1.\N 1~1_\I'lIRL>~ A.S.: Plan needs stitution. j . approval from "It really needs to be passed," council and students Leventhal said. "There arc so many flaws in our current struc LIGHTS SIRENS ContInued fro. .... a ture. So many of the problems of whal tocy support. TIleY shouldn't the council revolve around thc have free reign." structure of it." Lights Slfens is a selectIOn of & bike. Refused treatment. 11:00 p.m.: Officers detained a Ru said that his finance office Lee said she warned A.S. entries compiled from the log book Tuesday, Jan. 12 18-year-old female student for currently serves as a supervisor of Council members to take their of the UCSO Po/ice Department. 3:07 p.m.: An officer filed a making suicide threats at report concerning annoying Warren Apartments. the external office. He said that time and realile the seriousness Sunday, Jan. 10 phone calls to the School of Transported to County Mental while there should be continued of the issue. 5:48 p.m.: A non-affiliate Medicine Dean's Office. Heatth by an officer. oversight of the office, a commit "I think the senators definitely reported the theft of a green 3:50 p.m.: A student reported Wednesday, Jan. 13 tee may intcrfere with the events need to take a close look at this and '93 Jeep Cherokee from Lot the theft of a wallet from the 9:00 a.m.: An 18-year-old female allcnded and put on by the exter not rush it," Lee said. "111' this pa,s 604. Loss: $10.000. Price Center food court. Loss: student suffered facial injuries nal oflicc on short notice. esl, it's going to be a completely Monday, Jan. 11 $50. after walking into a glass door at " I think the commiltee will 12:30 a.m.: Officers arrested a 3:56 p.m.: A student reported the Dance Studio. Transported to different A.S. II could he success 19·year-old male student for the theft of money from the Thornton by officer. bog down external's ability to do ful, but it could definitely fail too." being drunk in public at the Biomedical Library. Loss: $52. 2:00 p.m.: Units and the San things quickly," Ru said. Matsuzaki said that hc object Oceanview Footbridge. 6:45 p.m.: A student reported Diego Fire Department respond Leventhal and Ru presented the ed to the constitution and bylaws Transported County Jail after to the theft of blue '91 Dodge ed to a 20-year-Old female com council with a timeline that out bccause he Wal> not given the being rejected from Oetox. Spirit from Lot 602. Loss: plaining of stomach pains at lines the steps needed to adopt the opportunity to offer his own input 9:50 a.m.: Officers arrested a $2.000. York Hall. Transported to new A.S. Council Constitution. In 34-year-old male staff member 9:00 p.m.: A non·affiliate Student Health by officer. into their formation. at Oceanview Terrace for an reported the theft of a wallet Thursday, Jan. 14 order to adopt the constitutIOn, Marshall Freshman Senator outstanding misdemeanor war from the RIMAC locker room . 6:34 a.m.: Officers arrested a three-fourths of the members of Jeffrey Dodge said that he would rant for battery, sexual battery, Loss: $63. 34-year-old male non·affiliate the A .S. Council must approve of rather revise the current constitu and threatening phone calls. No 9:35 p.m.: A student reported for i"egal lodging in a canyon it, as well as three-fifths of the col tion than start from scratch with a bail. Transported to County Jail. the theft of a wallet from the east of 1·5. Cited and released. lege councils. Signatures must new one. 3:00 p.m.: An officer filed a RIMAC locker room. Loss: $120. 8:15 p.m.: A staff member also he collected from 15 percent "Illon't see the actual logistics report coricerning annoying 9:52 p.m.: An officer filed a reported the theft of a vacuum notes left on a vehicle in Lot report concerning an explosive cleaner from the Campus of the undergraduate student body. of the constitution as a problem. 207. device found at the Muir Quad. Services Complex. Loss: $150. According to the timeline, thc But comparing what we have now 5:07 p.m.: A 19-year-old male 10:07 p.m.: A student reported new constitution should be adopt with what we are proposing, I Hostels provide students and student suffered arm and leg the burglary of a red '95 Nissan - Compiled by Leena Shankar, ed by the end of winter quarter. favor what we have now with abrasions after falling off a truck in Lot 307. Loss: $115. News Editor Leventhal said that he is opti- revisions," he said. others with inexpensive) yet fun ways to travel in the U. 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See HOSTELS, Page 11 Please send your resume to: Foodmaker, Inc., Human Resources Department, SlO Library • Snackropolis, SIO Job Code: UCSD, 9330 Balboa Avenue, San Diego, CA 92123- 1516, or you Niremberc Hall, SIO may email [email protected]. Foodmaker is an Equal STOR·t S·t JESS ICp, SCHEPPMp,Ntt FEpJURES EDITOR I PHOTOS S't JULIUS CHOI Opportunity Employer. Visit us on the webb at www/jackinthebox.com and at Thorton Hospital, n http://jackinthebox.newjobs.com. Early Childhood EdlUtion Cntr. , . , >;. January 19. 1999 TuesdaY. January 19. 1999 The UCSD Guardian FEATURES 9 8 CALENDAR The UCSD Guardian Tuesday. PSYCHO THERAPY Modern-day superheros do eXist, if we just look around building, but Coach Dave Dillon's are being distributed in class. The little uncomfortable with the what are you doing thi s weekend'!' self-sacrificing efforts are exactly publicity seemed to be working .. . announcers' frequent allusions to Inslead, maybe Ihey ' li ask each what UCSD needs! We're talking everyone I saw on campus Friday the "Save Dave" campaign. He jusl olher, "So whal are you doing afl er about a school at which the most was planning on going to the game. kepI watching the game. Ihe game ?" daring thing people do all day is I wuld hardly wail to catch a Following his lead, I luned back BUI even if you 're not a baskel walk when the shuttle breaks down. glimpse or this real-life Superman! into the massacre and wilnessed our ball fan - and nOlhing ~hort of a Dave's protest is much-needed CPR I was not disappointed; he made Triton men demolish the Panthers by dealh Ihreat could bring you Oul 10 for our asphyxiated school spirit. an appearance at Saturday night 's an approximalely 50-point lead. walch our guys ki ck some se ri o u ~ MARY HIGGINS Frankly, I was surprised there mat,h-up against the Panthers. The And thaI was Ihe whole point, of lail - Ihere is a grealer lesson we Senior Sta.fl Writer wasn't more of a reaction . The rest crowd chanted his name, "Dave! , ourse. This is nOI a man who is can take away from Ihi s. Dave has of the class continued on with a Dave! Dave!" and I craned my ned after publi,ily, llhoughllo myself. shown UCSD what iI 'S like 10 siano Spiderman, Wonderwoman, discussion about how communica to get a peek at the coad who This is a man who jusl wanls peo up for somelhing you believe in. Power Rangers, Xena - aside from tions majors are vastly superior to vowed to indclinilcly ~a'rilice slccp ple to show up 10 Ihe games. Hi s lighl is aboul ordinary people their wa,ky fashion sense. what do everyone else. I, on the other hand. ing comfort for the sake of his team. I guess sometimes you feel so making heroic efforts 10 a"ol11- all these people have in ,ommon? kept thinking about Dave huddled ."Which one is he'!" I asked the slrongly about somelhing that you plish impossible goal s. The Greal They are superheros, of ,ourse. Dave is jusl an average guy waldl "Super" as in "not real." Fi,tion. ing Ihe game. I've heard he doesn'l You have to open up a ,omic book And then I saw The Great Dave. I guess I expected even wear a cape...... y,JIIHJII'f20 or rent a movie when you want to Before I sign off for thi s week, I • 8 pm. Mandeville Center Raccal Hal. Flult Rocllll : l ISa Cela. IJMA sIudenI , piays see superheros in action. Real-life him to be wearing a gold cape and a blue body wanted to share with you my mem ~ by Ma rl< Osborn, Ame la8'!fge. Jo, Yuasa. and Gerald Brophy S:.'$3 heroes are harder to find. ory of another person who really Friday. JInuMy 22 suit with a big "D" painted across his chest. To my • 8 p.m MandeYIIe Center Recital Hal Violin Rocbl: Vlllrllst Janos Negyesy piays DedIcaIKltls In my senior seminar last Thurs worked hard to make UCSD a spe /0 .Ii. worI bring flip flops for the showers to HOSTELS: avoid gelling any type of athlete's ARENA CROSSWORD By Ed Volle An inexpensive way foot or other fungus. The most basic rule you as a trav 2 lII ... bo. to see the country 3 Chosen one? eler can follow to keep your stay as 4 A_ondLowe Do you believe in astrology 5 End 0I ..-r? CD II Hid"...... 7 enjoyable as possible, is to leave the 6 111.-..1 7 Roctl 01 ·GhoSIbuSlefS· that do fill up during peak seasons. place a lillie cleaner then when you or read horoscopes? 8 p,opetItnC a ,oh If you plan on staying in a hostel 9 One 01 \he Ihfee Gfaces fOund it. This includes your hunk, II 10 _F,_ ,slandspoe during spring break or the summer, tbe (.;ommon area. the bathroom and. Interviews and 12 Gfoup 01 tlvee 13 7-tme U.S. terns chanl ptOrl it is best to make a reservation. All mo~t importantly. the kitchen. . 14 LaM '" o!hers Photography by Estella Villacorta 15 Pronunciation sktps that is needed is a credit card num "Never, ever leave a sink full of 16 Pronunciation skips ber to keep a bed reserved. . dirty pols and pans behind," stated ------,------17 Yucatan uncle 18 _ Ote&o rule~ 24 Jay IoIlowe, Hostels otien have specific Halper and Karr. 'That's bad form ." "I believe in astrology to 25 SP'fl led INgor and guidelines that they follow to 26 Indlatl garb Some hostels also enforce a some extent. There is a 31 Conltnental prefl" keep their rates low. These rules lockoul during the day to save 32 Meg or I,ene 33 Invented facts may include rcqllesting that travel money on hired help, and 10 force scientific basis, but a lot of 35 510pp"" ~ edge 36 Jay. the coolie ers perform some sort of small Iravelers 10 interact· with the it is chance. " 38 T.ke a""" 39 L_ 01 !he moon chore so management docsn 't have locales. To prevent people from 40 ·Catch 22- star 41 Outer banana to pay people to dean up the hostel. laking up residence in the hostel, Juhus Cllo< / Guardlan JuhuS ChOt / Guard,an 42 Cae." d·_. Idaho 45 Temperale Rates Iluctuate between $11 and some may enforce a maximum .... WIllI • VIew: Romario Haythem from Sudan looks out over G'.,: Kim long from Austral ia 46 Gen. _ G. Wheele, the ocean at the Banana Bungalo Hostel in Pacific Beach. 4 7 l lstlnC (0 one stde $18 a night. Because they sleep so time limit that you can stay that can cutting an orange in OB. 48 Ms. Rocers 51. Johns 49 _ up (anclYl many people to a room (usually range from Ihree days to IwO 50 F,acloonal endon& 51 TWinned cryst al between six and 12 travelers). there weeks. 52 Love on the LOire are usually enfon:ed lighls out, or ~ 54 Shar,' and Epps ...... 55 Neutral Shade quiet hours. Hostels provide bunk 57 Volent... shape There are two main umbrella 58 • Mfar", Vtee· co-star beds that indude a mattress. but it's groups that many of the hostels 59 Pohuc31 coahbons 60 Beach wise to bring your own sheets belong to in the United Stales. The Tony Gutierrez 6 1 ll!h, and Lance 62 Plus feature unless you want 10 horrow or rent first is Ihe Hosteling International Muir Sophomore 66 Gel !he ball ,ofUnc 66 Females 68 FOfmer Btll'sh PM from the front desk. American Youth Hostels (HJ-AYH) 41 _,SQuod's delense 67 Soak fl., 69 MIniature 69 Amateur broadcasters 70 Sundial three Many hostels don 't allow trolvel which tend to re"eive the best rat -8 r redeflck Loewe mUSical, • _ Your Wagon- 73 Roman t)'foot and others 71 Can. proYlllCe "Tm not a full beli ever in ers to Imng sleeping bags for tear Ihat 13 Doctrines 74 t=hnch 72 Gell,,,, !he lOP "ade ings overall from Iravelers. Mem 1!) Bossy bellow 75 _ btanche (uncondHlonal authOrity, 73 Half . golf course astrology and my 20 MUSical medley 76 lassos 16 Refrain syllables they will have bugs or other nasty berships arc $25. 21 Impentnent galer 79 EntIcements 77 Saharan things in them. brought in from Ihe horoscope. But it 's 22 Nallon 0' Roma 80 Word used to deSCribe Snow White 18 • _ of Fortune- The second is Rucksackers 23 Pollttcal 'avors 82 _ we all? 79 Bless,nc great outdoors. It is mostly just cau North America (RNA), which has ent ertaining and it gives 27 Brainstorms 83 Campus org. 80 Saudi leader 28 John Smt th . perhaps 84 Lacked 81 Fusses tionary health saandanJs to proIC\.:t morc' relaxed siandards then HI 29 Soup dispensers 85 EnJOY the lap at luxury 83 Mofe Inclined good insight to certain 30 "RUb OUI 0 1 GoU score 84 Grossly WlCked others from less hygienic Irolvelers. AYH . Aside from Hostels U.S.A. 31 Verdt opera 94 lemon or orange ending 86 Most slippery 33 • Tradlilonal knowledge 95 French Clly near Le Havre 87 Festive occaSion Guide books recommend bring and the guides put out by Hoslelling aspects of my life.;' 34 Land mass: abbf 96 Plants of the arum family) 88 German chemtCal cartel, I.G. _ 37 Farm layer 97 Spout nonsense 89 Allemple,s ing a nashlight so thai if you do Inlernational, books on hostelling 38 Making a Chancy purChase 98 Put back In the granary 90 Ungulate's foot 42 Taoeslty In "HaUllet' 101 Hunter of the stars 91 Coocl"ale have to get up in the middle of the can be oblained from bookstores or 43 Yot 102 Walks wornedly 92 line of IfIQUlfy 44 Kidney enzyme 103 WaSle 93 Acl otl_ night. you can do so without wak from AAA. Additionally. informa 45 Eared seal L08 John and Maureen 97 UnCOOked 48 In front lOU loom bar 99 Tours 10 be ing up everyone in your room . lion can he found on the web at 51 Gets by ""th less 110 BrUins 0' call. sports 100 Hand's bfeadth 53 L,ke Chee,1OS 11 ~ Enjoyable 101 Greek peak There is not wake up call, so if you IIIIp:llwww.hiayh.o·rg/ and, for 54 ' WMtng for lefty' dramat,sl 112 Innate ablltty 102 H.S. Junior's exam 55 Sri Lanka language 113 Chestnut·and-wtllte horses 103 Fofdaway bed have to stick to a schedule. it 's best Canada. at ""IJ:llwlVlV.llOsteling 56 Support one S 'amity .. 114 PreservIfl& Substance 104 Golch.' to bring an alarm dock. And illtl.m/. For those seeking out inde Lyndsey Black 60 Mom·' pop store grp 115 5 11 11 105 Tha,'s netC/1bO, Juhus COOI/Guard,an 63 MOdel Macpherson 106 ElecltOOtCS co. although the bathrooms are kept 64 AirlIne 10 Jerusalem 107 Co,ne, pipe pendenl hostels, it is wisest 10 look s.t: Ocean Beach International Hostel stores and rents out surf boards for patrons. The hostel is a Muir Sophomore 65 HumdInger -1 like a I'ttle devil prelly dean. ii 's a good idea 10 for infnnnation that is not pul out by block away from the beach . "I don't believe in astrology but I read my horoscope for laughs ." Volunteers 1 2 yrs. and older are needed for a Research Drug Study. All testing and study medications will be provided at no charge. Compensation will be provided for What MeAT course Want to quali~ed participants. Kerry Hagan Toll Free Ask for Research did people who Graduate Student shiif'e a ~~~OrinkREAL BEER 1 ~888·Study·88 w.".. 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Tritons stomp on Three-pointers help Though the Tritons' got off to a slow start, they stepped it up. Off More Trophies Please Hawaii Sinks UCSD Hope International UCSD's game the bench, sophomore center Kim ContInued frOlll ..... 1. ~ ••d"",,,,,18 "Shaquille" Neal put on a great IN THE HUNT: UCSD is hoping for a 2nd straight Sears Cup . LEI'ED: Rainbows defeat Tritons twice on trip to the Islands "I've heen hegging Coach sophomore also showed her show. Neal was 4-8 from the floor By John By Bin aure" what style they played. Moreover, Breuer, strength inside, as she brought and made a couple of crucial MIl,... [Lanlhierl all season 10 leI me Sports Editor Senior Staff Writer the Rainbows slar middle blocker, was oul game-sealing free throws in the shool from Ihe oUlside because I down 6 rebounds - one shy of To win a back-to-back Division III Sears A week in Hawaii in the middle of with an ankle sprain he suflered in the third final minutes of the second half. - know I can." Russ said. ··Finally. center Ashley Kokjohn's team Directors' Cup is an unprecedented feal. But January might seem like a dream come true game of Ihe first match. All signs pointed 10 Once again, the Tritons were Ihe malchup was righl where I best of? the Tritons are known for traveling into to most students. but the UCSD men's vol a Trilon upset, but that idea was quickly pUI Ernsberger said that it is this forced to go to the outside. which wuld lake il'lO Ihe lOp of Ihe key uneharted waters. leyball team found their trip to the island~ to bed as the Rainhows came OUI smoking in paid otT. UCSD shOl a respectable and fire away." kind of elTort off the bench that is This past fall, UCSD's women 's soccer last week to he more of a nightmare. the first game and shu I the Tritons (lut , 15·0. Overall. Russ' numbers for Ihe really starting to shape the 5-16 from outside the three. team broke virgin ground on its quest for the The Tritons left for Hawaii last Tuesday The match could only get better for the game were amazing. induding 17 Tritons' play. Making the three successfully has first-ever Division III four-peal. Though the for a pair of matches against the UniversilY Tritons. and Ihey began to loosen up and po,"L~ on perfecl 7-7 shooting and 12 "People are coming in and doing added a new dynamic to the team. women came up short. their efforts added of Hawaii, the No. 3 team in Division . play their game. The fact that UCSD rehounds ill only 16 minutes on the their job," Ernsberger said. 'They "Shooting threes gives us points to this year's Sears Cup race, adding I volleyhall. Despite a valiant could play with the Rainbows wa~ are playing solid defense and more options," Ernsberger said. 110or. With hench support like that to the pos.~ibility thai UCSD may take the efforl. the Tritons evident in the second game. the starters can resl a little easier. they're no( afraid to shoolthe ball." "We can go to the three if we need coveted title for a consecutive year. dropped hoth matches which was tied 6-6 for 13 Because the bench has been so to, but it also allows us to work Forward Sam Higgins was Ihe If the Tritons hope to take home the crys 10 Ihe Rainhow~ . consecutive sideouls hcfore high scorer for UCSD. with 19 strong, it has taken some pressure the ball inside and down low." tal in June, they have their work cut out for The TrilOns, coming off a Ihe Tritons eventually fell, 7- 15. points and 5 rehounds. Triton pen otlthe Tritons' starters. The Tritons' next chance to them. As of Dec. 22, UCSD finds itself back crushing defeal 10 Pepperdine In the third game, the Trilons put up elrating point guard Tyler Garratt "The starters can relax, know improve on their already strong in ninth place in the overall standings. University on Jan. 9, were dbviously sluggish their best effort yet against Hawaii. and added 13 points, and was a perfect ing that they can depend on the outside shot comes this weekend, Compiled from team finishes in men's and and possibly still a lillie jet-lagged in their managed 10 score 10 points before falling, 4-4 from the free Ihrow line. bench to step it up if they are hav as they travel to the Bay Area for women's cross country. men's and women's first malch against the Rainhows on 10-15. Once again UCSD's serving let them The Triton 's unsellishness with ing a bad day," Ernsberger said. a trio of games: Mills College on soccer, women's volleyball, field hockey, Wednesday. UCSD put up a Oa:ent fight, but down, as it totaled 22 service errors againsl Ihe ball is anolher reason why Though none of the starters Friday night. UC Santa Cruz on football and men's water polo, UCSD's 120 they were never really in the match as they only 4 service aces. UCSD has been so effeclive Ihis had a poor outing against the Saturday and Division UI new points falls 90 points shy of this year's eventually fell, tI-15. 4-15. 8- 15. Coach Jon Stevenson said Ihat UCSD season. Reserve poinl guard Nick Tigers, Teasdale, a starting guard, comer C';U Hayward on Monday. Division III leaders, College of New Jerscy John Barber/Guardian "We hil poorly and didn't dig anything in made obvious improvement from the firsl Chri sliansen led Ihe learn with 5 said that having the bench play and Williams (Mass.), who top the charts thai firsl match ," said first-year Triton coach match, but the team's serving is still poor. a s~ i s ls , while five olher Trilons had more has been beneficial to the with 210 points. tion as the top team in Division III to Jon Stevenson. "Devon Jeffcoat was the "You can take it one way or the olher." 4 assists apiece. Usa Huff/Guardian team. Helping UCSD reach top honors last UCSD's Sears Cup tOlal . only guy that was effective oflensively." Stevenson said about his team 's serving Overall . UCSD shol 49 percent Iu...,.w: Center Ahmad Russ lays in two of his 17 points. Russ "Just confidence-wise, those year were, among others. the women's soc Men's cross country also added 10 points Middle hlocker Jeffcoat was an excep problems. "We served poorly. which is obvi also led the team in rebounds with 12 and hit two three·pointers. from Ihl! floor and 41 percenl from games when everyone plays are cer and volleyball squads. whose National to the pot with its 21 st place finish. tional force in the first match, tallying tI kills ously not what we wanl. But we slill played beyond the Ihree-poinl line. The fans at Saturday's game was not Night is a hattie between all live good for the team," Teasdale said. Championships each tallied 100 points. Though we find ourselves hehind eight and 3 hlocks against a lough Rainbow with them. which says if we wrrect our ser Triton defense slifled Hope into 10 enough to break the single game wlleges gel Ihe mosl sludents to "They 're also a lot more fun to Though titles were not won this year, other 5(;hools, there is no reason to panic. defense that included All-American middle vice errors we mighl be able 10 win ." shooting only 40 percenl from Ihe RIMAC attendance mark 01'2.124. attend. This looks to be the best watch." women's soccer brought in 20 points, and The men's basketball team is oil to its best blocker Andre Breuer. Seckington once again had a solid game, Iloor and a horrid 1-12 heyond Ihe Next up for UCSD is a malch chance yet to "Save Dave," so In the Tritons' Thursday night women's volleyball earned tlO points with season ever, and the women are as solid is The Triton's serving, however, was up collecting 3 kills and 311 assists, while Hite Ihree-poinl stripe. against UC Santa Cruz Ihis Friday come OUI and show your support of cross-town matchup against Point it's second-place national finish. ever, not to mention our swimming and div and down in the first match. Senior seller and senior middle blocker Bill Sinclair Unfortunall!l y for aSSIStant coach at 7 p.m. on UCSD Spirit Night. Triton basketball, your college and Lorna Nazarene University, The men's water polo team. which had it ing teams. Plus, a plethora of other squads Kurt Seckington made 4 service aces and totaled 10 kills apiece. Freshman outside Dave Dillon. the crowd of 1,135 Always a exdling affair. Spirit help Dave finally get off the roof' Teasdale spent some time on the strongest season in recent years. finished such as baseball and softball will be opening sophomore outside hiller Zack Hite added hillers Jordan Hove and Scot Hastings also third in the nation behind Division I USC their seasons in the next few weeks all three more aces, hut 16 Triton service errors helped out with a combined 12 kills. and Stanford. delivering a healthy contribu- promising a tight race to the finish. killed any chance of an upset. Being classitied in the Mountain Pacific In the sccond match the Tritons had Sports Federation pits UCSD against many many reasons to be optimistic. They had of Ihe top Division] programs in Ihe coun played the Rainbows closely in the firsl try. The Tritons take on the powerful match, and now they had a beller idea as to University of Southern California :Trojans. EERING· MECHANICAL ENGINEERI G· BUSINESS ANALYSI TEACH IN CALIFORNIA! CONSIDERING Project LAW SCHOOL? . 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Royll Ie _as roomall Coach PORTS Wild Since adding a good outside game to their big Claim "."SASKETBALLI inside presence, UCSD has become tough to beat John Maynard Snowboarding: A Big Fashion Show My li.:l.: i, ion 11m weekend 10 m a , nowt)()ard ralh~r Ihan , 1., w."n·1 By John Maynard ,thoUI ' poning. It wa~ ahoul fa ~ h Sports Editor Illn - a faci Ihal dl\gu' I' Ill ~ . Snllw hoan.ling ha , h c~ n Whal wa~ once a strategic change loo nlln!! o\(!r Ill ) head lor qUile has now become rouline for thl! UCSD ,o m ~ lime. and II h;1\ alway, wOlllen 's basketbailleam. ClI m ~ dOlI n III an " , Ul! 01 coo l Early in the season, one of Ihe ne ..... All er all , ~n o wh o ardln g Trilons ' main offensive lactics was to i,n'l rea ll y ahoul half-cah, and work Ihe hall inside. Soon opponenls 5-Hh. II '" ahoul ' I) 1.:. MO'1 caughl on 10 UCSD 's success in the ,nowhoa rder, cJn 'l do hall -cah" hole and began 10 dose il off. This McT\1 "" or mel hod air,. hUI siralegy forced Ihe Tritons 10 kl!erlhe Ihe) ca n 1001. hl.e Ih ~) can . In ball on the peri meier and 10 le~t Iheir Ihe ,ame way Ihat , uding ha, luck shooling from the oUlside. el'oh cd more ml Cl a , Ial emenl of Fortunately, their outside shols have la,hl on and Idenlil Y Ihan aClual heen dropping in, and now the TrilOns rroll e,., . .,0 h;l\ \nowhoardmg. have incorporated the outside shot into From II , very hl!g lnning, Iheir offensive game structure. \nowhoard ing ha .. carned a vl! ry Such shooling was Ihe case in Jame, Dean-e,qu e qualilY of reeeni mal ches against Colorado coo l. The I.ilb lo ved il. Ihe rar College and Poinl Loma Nalarene enl , loalhed it. Iniliall y. mo,1 University. On Saturday night againsl ., kI re,o r! , rci'u,cd 10 all oll> Colorado College, the Tritons sank a , nowhoarder, on Iheir , Iopc". remarkable 41 J1Crcent of their three Filleen year, lal er, , now point attempts on Iheir way to beating hoard parI., arc now the Icllmg the Tigers by a score of 76-45, improv tall: 01 a rc,orl', cooln..:,.,. Today ing Iheir record to 10-5 on Ihe season. I h~ "' U ~ "n'l I a li ca l Icel. hUI Two days earlier, Ihe TrilOns also hOlI huge Ihe hll' ale. emrloyed Iheir oUlside shooling 10 Whal'" lunn) 10 llIe Ihough. beal thl! Point Loma Crusaders, 66-57. 1\ h(111 r":\OI I., Iry 10 k..:e p ~ n ow Against Colorado College, Ihe ho ard.;r, In nne area 01 Ih l! TrilOns won by a considerable margin. 1ll0Unl aln . Re\orl , like Snow Yel junior forward Marci Ernsberger Sumlllil hal e dedi cal ed an believes that their sixth win in seven en lire " de ot Ihe mounlam 10 games "was closer Ihan the score say,." ,noli hoarder,. Iro ni call y. Ihe,e Senior point guard Trislen Teasdale rehe lll llll\. , uprO'>ed i nd iv ldual- was partly responsihle for the lealll'" 1\1, !lock Ihere like il', Ihe he,1 success from the outside. Teasdale Ihmg \ince peroxide and MTV went 2-4 from Ihe three-point line and \!edl e" 10 '''Yo and ,hallle led UCSD wilh 8 points atlhe half. lui In ,a}. I wa, one of Ilm,e Torping Teasdale's performance pco pl.: . Midway Ih ro ugh Ill y from the oUlside however, was sopho ,nowhoa rding rremi ere, afler I more guard Koko Nishi, who came otT lIa,> con lidenl enough 10 .,Inng the hench early inlo the second half loge lh er a ,ene, of hee l and loe and drained back-Io-back Ilm':e-poinl edged lurn.,. I I'l! nlured my way shots. mer 10 Ih e pa rI. . "Koko's two Ihree's lired everyone I exrl!cled 10 he dallied hy liP," Ernsherger said. lilll "dc, and JIl(h. hUI onl y \a ll' Yel , coming on slrong offlhe bench ,I hunch 01 rea ll ) coo l-looking is nOI an uncommon rhenomenon in reor!.: la ll on Ih clr face,. I \;111> Trilon hoops. Sophomore cenler girl, II IIh ncat hUII l! rll ) har Danyiel Worlham added 10 Nishi ' ~ re li c, In Ihelr red-,In: akl!d , hon dazzling array of three-poinlers. h:llr and hah) -hlue ,> nowhoa rd, In only II minutes of playing time, Ir) Ing In "hu" hl g air," onl y 10 lisa Huff/ Guardian Won ham made 5-6 shots, good for a co me ur , hon - way \horl. I In Your Eye: UCSD reserve Danyiel Wortham drains an inside jumper over helpless Colorado team second-best 10 points. The , aw g u y~ in khaki cargo ~ n o w College defenders. UCSD won 76-54 as Wortham added 10 points in only 11 minutes on the floor. See W. HALL, Page 14 nOJ rd panh doing mu ch wor,e IhJn an, 01 Ihe g irl ~. Bul. I give Ihem cred ll - Ih l!Y loo kl!d good dO ing II. Wa) good. I No Hope for Hope as UCSD Wins Pc rh , 'r ~ Ihe mo" lelling ~ Id c 01 my day camc al lunch. when DRUBBING: Tritons beat up Hope International 101-64, raising UCSD's record to an amazing 16-2 an MTV rl! rrc,enlalivc arrroached me wilh a fl Yl! r By Jake Gordon hold their opponenlS to a poor Hope International UniversilY. The strength ofT the bench have been a cncoura gll1 g me 10 audlli on for Sports Editor shooling performance with large crowd that ilHended was big factor in UCSD 's success. Say Whal '! - MTV '~ fanla~ti c Thcrc 's an old saying in baskcl Iheir slrong defense, Ihe not disappointed, as Head Despite his good inside game karaoke ~ h ow. She enthusiallli ball : Ihree points is beller than IWO. result is always a Coach Greg however, Russ must have been jeal call y IO ld me Ihal IJH Degrees Using the good old three-poinl victory, cour Lanthier's squad ous of all the three-point specialists -, and Su gar Ray were going 10 he ~hot. Ihe UCSO men 's baskelball lesy of a multi rolled over Hope on the team. On two different occa Ihere. How did she know Ihey team has fashioned one of the beSI lude of three in a 101-64 win sions, the 6'5", 27S-pound center were my fa voril e~ !'/ I gue ~~ ,he ~easons ever. If Ihere 's one thing point bombs. thai raised UCSO's record electrified the huge crowd by step ~ aw my panl s. my shaved head , the Tritons do best, it 's shoot from UCSD has used this strategy to to 16-2 on the season. ping outside the an: and burying the my long ,Ieeved T-s hirt , and the outside. Oubbed the "Bomb its advantage all season. Last In the Triton's big victory, the trey himself, then hustling hack on Imilledialely a~~umed I wa~ Squad" by the Trilon faithful, Salurday night. the Tritons brought man of the match was senior defense with three fingers pressed cool. Little did ~he know I was a UCSD prides itself on making their high-powered offense back to Ahmad Russ, who is in his first against his cheek. two-planker in disgui~e . three-poinlers. If Ihe Tritons can RIMAC Arena for a match against season for the Tritons. His size and See II. -.eALL, Page 14 setMolinist Elit Uman and ciannellSl Arrhony BUll c*er an evenng of reeerw works and ".,rO'/lsallOlls Free these days,' seemed to be the popu bag - bravely fighting off the "Which one is Dave'!" yell from the top of it. Or some unlil she succumbed to cancer last Sundl" JMlIJrf 14 lar sentiment. hypothermia - and I was so damn "He's the one silting on the end of times you just pitch a tent on the week. A couple years ago former '8 P m. MandeYIIe Cenler RocCaI Hali VOCII Rocilll : Bantone Orren lanabe Sfl9S operallc and ~ary I!lISIC proud to be a Trilon I the bench," my friend said, pointing. roof of the gym and wait patiently News Edilor Ivan Del venthal wrOle plus IradiIional lJeder. S~$3 As usual, I had to disagree. Monday. Jaooaty 25 " fhe assistant basketball coach That is nOl something I say very And then I saw The Great Dave. for someone 10 nolice. an article aboul Evora's small busi • 8 P m. MandeYIIe Reeial Hal .... 1IuIic FOIUIIL Graooaee ~IOO studelts preserl thef works. Free is sleeping in a tent on top of often. I guess I expected him 10 be wear Despite a solid lurnout, Satur ness being edged oul of graduation TUIIdI~ J-r 2f R1MAC!" I piped up. A week ago I had never even ing a gold cape and a blue bodysuit day 's attendance did not reach 2,100 ceremonies. After Ivan wrole thaI • 6 Pm . EricIcson Hall GufIIr AIciIII: Australian guIarist GeoIery Ibm plays nuic rllWca. ZirMIemwI, F~ , EcIIhd, c.1er, Brophy. Kats-chemin, Mart:8lfino IIId Oench. Free. The class stared back at me, heard of the guy ... at the basketball with a big "D" painted across his and Dave is still up there on the roof article, I noticed Ihal The Flower • 8 p.m IIIndMe RecUI Hal. FMt AIciIII: EizJIJeIh McNlII. DMA studenl. blankly, with the exception of games I'm usually not thinking too chest. To my surprise he was every night. Yet if he were 10 come Lady always kept recent editions of presenIs works for soil "e and rnanoIIY'S ~III for IUe IIId aJII11IMr. M3 Guardian Sports Editor Jake Gor much about who is coaching our dressed like an ordinary guy, his back down today. his fight would the Guardian at her !lower sland. I not have been in vain. Certainly he did not know her well , bUI I do ...... i'.."... don who suddenly showed signs of formidable team. eyes focused on his players as if Arter last week, however, Dillon hundreds of fans weren't enthusias has drawn attention to our incredible know the Flower Lady's long asso 0nfD/II9 life...... you be in tile ,., "He's staying up there until is a man known for one of the most tically screaming his name. 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