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Proposed Plan Will Encourage Work/Study In Private Industry

By Jane Rosenberg Sacramento Correspondent '

SACRAMENTO — In response to federal financial aid cuts, Senator Gary Hart (D-Santa Barbara) has proposed a new work/study program, which eould help 1,500 students in its first year. Hart’s proposal would allocate $1.5 million to start a program in which private employers and non­ profit corporations would pay one- half of a work/study student’s salary, while the state paid the other half. Following a 30-day waiting period, the bill will come ji ** before the Senate Education Committee for consideration. The program aims to provide students with job training while increasing the state’s financial aid resources, Greg Gollihur said. Gollihur is a research associate “for the California Post-secondary Education Commission, and conducted a study on the proposal. Plaza Parish? — Students gathered at noon in Storke Plaza for an Ash Wednesday church ceremony “ This program presents a rare CATHERINE 0'MARA/N«xus opportunity to benefit both students and potential employers through a partnership that helps students defray their educational costs, provide career exploration and job skill training," Hart said. National Intellect Said To Be Lower “ Rising educational costs, recent reductions in federal financial aid and heavy student Performer Steve Allen Offers Reason As A Solution indebtedness all point to the need to stretch our resources further,” By Mary Proenza Despite appearances, American society is not really scientifically said Hart, who chairs the Senate Reporter advanced, Allen said. “ Only a few of us live intellectually in the 20th Education Committee. century.” Most people simply do not feel comfortable thinking, he said. The work/study proposal is Comedian and writer Steve Allen told students the quality of “ We prefer illusion to reality.” One reason for this, he said, is that we -modeled after programs of 16 other education and level of intelligence in America are declining, in a lecture fall back on such things as superstition, nonsense and prejudice. states, including Washington, entitled “ The National Problem of ‘Dumbth,’ ” held Tuesday in Camp­ People are afraid of committing the “ crime of breaking through the Virginia and Massachussets. The bell Hall. ’traditional,” although these “ crimes” often result in progress, Allen program in Washington, which has Just as physical areas can be measured by length and width, our said. At present, people are taught “ what to think,” when what they been running for 10 years, ac­ collective ignorance can be estimated in terms of dumbth, Allen ex­ need is “ instruction (in) how to think.” counts for approximately one-half plained to the capacity crowd. A visiting lecturer in religious studies, “ We have to encourage respect for reason,” Allen said. Achieving this of the $15 million in financial aid Allen will be here for another week, co-teaching Religious Studies 1. is difficult when the average high school graduate has watched 15,000 the state allocates each year. Even at the college level, “ Johnny can’t read or write,” he said. To hours of television and has had only 12,000 hours of education, he ex­ Hart’s program would differ demonstrate this, Allen cited the drop in college entrance exam scores plained. Thirty-five years of television watching has had a generally from the Washington model by over the past 25 years. “ What handicaps us is our relative inability to destructive effect on the American intelligence, he said. “ Most com- (Please turn topg.3, col.l) (Please turn to pg.8, col.l) think.” Toxic Spill Bill Would Require More Training

By Colleen Kent would be first called to an emergency ticipants, McGready said. Reporter spill, Quimby said. Santa Barbara county has already “ We would like to elevate the expertise received a hazardous materials response It’s the middle of the night and a of the person making the initial truck from the state, McGready said. In policeman is called to the scene of an response,” Quimby said. “ I ’m talking March a 25-member team will receive 40 overturned truck. There he discovers about some guy with a flashlight who’s hours of training, provided by the county white powder spilled all over the road. just come from a family dispute call, and and experts at the Casmalia disposal How does he determine if it’s hazardous here’s a big truck with this stuff bubbling facility. The team and truck are ex­ material and if he should evacuate the out and he has to decide what it is.” pected to be ready for operation at the area? “ Do you taste it?” Quimby asked. end of March. John Quimby, Sacramento lobbyist for “ How do you know when you have a When the state gave the vehicle to the the county of San Bernardino, is asking dangerous substance? It’s often left to county, they specified that the county that question. “ We (the county of San one guy.” provide a high level of training to per­ Bernardino) have observed a lack of Ed McGready, battalion chief with the sonnel using it, McGready said. “ The thought being given to training of the Santa Barbara Fire Department, said training is very expensive,” he said, policeman or fireman who may be called there has been a certain amount of estimating the cost will be hundreds of at the first instance of a spill,” Quimby training provided by the ' state for thousands of dollars. “ This is more than The breathing apparatus and buckets of said. emergency response personnel, but the the cost of the truck, he said. program is no longer available. The team is stationed in Buellton, and absorbent presented by Santa Barbara As a result, Senator Bill Greene, (D- Los Angeles), introduced Senate Bill 304 If the bill is passed, and the state includes people from the county Fire City fire engineer Bob Levasheff, are in the California legislature last mohth. sponsors training programs, members of Department, UCSB, Santa Maria and used to fight liquid fuel spills. This bill would allow the use of hazardous the two hazardous waste response teams Lompoc Fire Departments, and the QREQ WONG/Naxus waste control funds to train those who in Santa Barbara county Could be par­ (Please turn to pg.3, col.l) 2 Thursday, February 21,1985 Daily Nexus D a ily N e x u s

Editor-In-Chief — Robin Stevens Managing Editor — Laurence Riff W o r ld ' £ ' i l Editorials Editor — Marni McEntee New Zealand Refuses Visitation O f U.S. Warships Assistant Editorials Editor — Steven Peck WELLINGTON, New Zealand — David location, and we have a zone in the forest floor, trying to find the remains of 13 Copy Editor — Becky Freed Lange, New Zealand’s prime minister, says Pacific...which is substantially a de facto U.S. airmen shot down a dozen years ago — Assistant Copy Editor — he’s puzzled by the fuss caused by the South nuclear-free zone. when they were enemies. Carolyn Rhodes Pacific country’s ban against visits by U.S. The United States routinely refuses to Probing carefully with tools, they exposed News Editor — Eddie Sanders nuclear warships. confirm or deny whether particular ships bone fragments, shards of metal — signs of Assistant News Editor — Although the stand has made him a hero are carrying nuclear weapons. As a result, success in a grim task — and it appeared Monica Trasandes of the international anti-nuclear movement, the new policy of Lange’s government has Wednesday that their efforts could have Campus Editor — William Lange says he’s not very comfortable with caused a major rift in the 34-year-old, joint some political results. Diepenbrock that image. New Zealand, he says, wahts to defense alliance of Australia, New Zealand Assistant Campus Editors — be an ally of the United States, even though and the United States that is known as The Laotian deputy foreign minister said J.C. Caruso, Eduardo Velasquez it is the first friendly country to ban U.S. ANZUS. the two sides would meet Friday to discuss County Editor — Deborah warships. other searches for the remains of 576 Nestor “We are not proselytizers for this NONG SONG HONG, Laos — American and Americans the U.S. government says are Assistant County Editor — position,” he said. “ We are talking about Laotian soldiers toiling together under the missing in Laos from the Indochina war, Steven Elzer New Zealand. We have a peculiarly remote intense sun dug handfuls of earth from the which ended in 1975. New Writers’ Editor — Heidi Drewes Sports Editor — Phil Hampton Assistant Sports Editor — N a t io n Mary Hoppin Photography Editor — Catherine O’Mara Assistant Photography Editor — Appointment Postponed Due To Senatorial Delay Brenton Kelly WASHINGTON — Farm-state senators used a filibuster »Wednesday received government jobs. Wire Editor — January Jackson to thwart the confirmation of Attorney General-designate Edwin Arts Editors — Shirley Tatum, Meese III as they fought to force action on emergency agricultural WASHINGTON — Amid extraordinary security precautions, British Susanne Van Cleave credit legislation. Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher cautioned Congress on Wed­ Friday Magazine Editors — Ignoring a demand by the White House that they “ get down to the nesday that the Soviet Union will attempt to divide the West during Christopher Croton, Scott Sedlik business of voting” on the Meese nomination, the senators from nuclear arms contol talks and warned “ we should not expect too Student Business Manager — agricultural states, including both Democrats and Republicans, tied much too soon” from the negotiations. Maria Baggetta the chamber in knots for several hours. Production Manager — Barb Earlier, the White House, asserting it had the votes necessary for Mrs. Thatcher was the first British prime minister to address a MacLean Meese’s confirmation, implored farm-state senators to allow the joint meeting of the House and Senate since Winston Churchill did so Night Production Manager — nomination “ to come forward and be voted on, so the new attorney on Jan. 17,1952. After her speech, which was interrupted 24 times by Jane Musser general can take office.” applause, she went to the White House to confer with Reagan on Advertising Production — Meese’s critics have charged that the White House counselor arms control, America’s huge budget deficit and the soaring U.S.. Marshall LaCombe violated federal ethics regulations because his financial benefactors dollar. Camera Technician — Roy Sundstrom Account Executives — Lisa S t a t e Aronson, Vicky Weinstein, John Hirsch, Kim Makature, Jean Pisacane Classified Office Staff — Stacie Sanctuary Found For Central American Refugees Manning, Esther Choi, Laurie BERKELEY, Calif. — To the cheers of an . yellow sun shining down on a white Earth. dinance making the Central California city Mohfeleone, Julie Smith, overflow audience, the city of Berkeley has The sole vote against the latest resolution of 275,000 the latest community to adopt that Michael Adams, Peter Jaisle declared itself a sanctuary for political Flat Taker — Les Austin was Councilwoman Barbara Lashley who designation. refugees from Central America, a called the move “ outrageous.” Councilman Chris Petersen, who gained Delivery Staff — Robert resolution believed to be the first of its kind Martin, Jeff Smeding, Craig “ It’s one. thing for churches and other council approval for the vote, explained it in the nation. groups to participate in this kind of would ban the private manufacture, storage Duke On Tuesday night, the City Council voted Bookkeeper — Nancy Morales movement, and I commend it,” she said. and transportation of nuclear weapons and 8-1 for the measure, which forbids police “ But for the city to do it, that I cannot their primary components within the city. Classified Office Manager — from cooperating with federal immigration support. We do have a housing crisis in this However, the primary effect would be to Kathy Cruz officials investigating or arresting illegal city.” send a symbolic message against the Assistant Advertising Manager Central American aliens. It also prohibits nuclear arms race. — Ivan Hesson denial of city services to refugees or to the FRESNO — If voters approve, Fresno will The term, nuclear-free zone, is slightly Advertising/Business Manager churches and groups protecting them. become the second-largest city in the nation deceiving. Medical, educational, — Jeff M. Spector The audience of about 175 applauded the to declare itself a “ nuclear-free zone.” agricultural and industrial uses of radiation action, then unfurled a red, white and blue Communications Director — Joe The electorate will decide at a municipal will go on as usual. flag bearing the word “ Sanctuary” over a T. Kovach election March 5 whether to adopt an or­

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I------1 Allen Speaks On Reason... Learn To Fly! (Continued from front page) mercial television is junk food for the ; $250 ; Introductory Course Include« mind,” added the creator and original host of the Tonight Show. Compiale Ground School i It is tragic that we reason so poorly when Including Courae Manuals | it is reason which sets us apart from other I Two Right Lessons | animals, Allen said. We need to apply ourselves and to maximize our modest gifts Ground School Starts Every M onti of intellect. Just as an alcholic must admit to his Contact Tom Gallagher problem, so must we recognize this in­ Santa Barbara Aviation tellectual crisis, he said. Allen facetiously 9 6 7 -5 6 0 8 i suggested people stand up and say, “ I ’m a dummy!” After recognizing the problem, L. ______J the person can say, “ I am capable of reform.” To correct this problem, reason must be reintroduced into our schools and made as important as reading, writing or arithmetic, Allen said. Reform in teaching, and con­ sequently in thinking, should start with children, he added. Children who start formal education by the age of two have a dramatic headstart over kids who are not Campbell Hall filled to near-capacity Tuesday night for a exposed to reading until they are five or six lecture by Steve Allen. Allen told the crowd, Americans years old, he said. “prefer illusion to reality.” Publicizing infant education groups was BASKET one suggestion Allen offered, citing the titles SCOTT LEVINE/N.xu. of such books as How to Teach Your Baby to Read and Kindergarten is Too Late. CLOSE-OUT SALE Toxic Spill R • 100’s OF BASKETS to Choose From. (Continued from front page) together,” McGready said. “ The state is under a lot of county Environmental Health Department, McGready pressure. We’e calling them all the time.” • Various Sizes said. Quimby said last year a similar bill was put through the & Shapes The city of Santa Barbara has a second Hazardous legislature, but Governor Deukmejian vetoed it. The bill Material Response Team, McGready said. This is manned was vetoed because it would have required funds from the by 18 fire department staff members from Santa Barbara, Superfund, Quimby explained. ju s t 1 0 % 7Z Carpenteria and Montecito, and uses a similar type of The Superfund, Quimby said, is a state law which Use them for fruits vehicle as the Buellton team. requires manufacturers of hazardous substances to provide McGready explained the Buellton team will respond a certain amount of money for cleaning up dumps and sites for flowers... decorations primarily to north county calls and the Santa Barbara team where old, dangerous toxic materials have been stored. or just as Gifts Í?1 to calls from the south county. But, he added, they will act “ It’s jealously guarded by environmentalists,” Quimby as back up teams to each other. said. “ Anyone who requests funds from it is looked at with I DEALERS & MERCHANTS “People are really scrambling to get this stuff put suspicion.” “ We’re not trying to raid the Superfund,” WELCOME Quimby said. “ We’re not even asking for MERCHANTS MUST FILE funds. We just want (the Legislature) to remember that we need some kind of RESALE NUMBER training program, even if it’s just a ALL SALES FINAL brochure explaining what to look for in spills L im ited t o S to c k o n H an d of possible hazardous substances. ” “ I ’m a little bit angry at people who think we’re just trying to get dough for police,” Quimby added. There is a lot of transportation of . Jsws-• ..sw** •• wveeÀ. hazardous substances on rivers, in the air and on the roads, Quimby said. In San Bernardino County alone, there were 403 responses last year to hazardous materials spills, he said. Last year Santa Barbara experienced five Santa Barbara fire engineer Don Levasheff displays spills, including a major accident in May, hazardous material control equipment which the county when part of the city was evacuated, Tom —KEGS— Campbell of the California Highway Patrol will use to combat toxic waste spills. oreowonq/n«xu« AVAILABLE said. CHECK OUR PRICES

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Howard Koch ”fr ------‘ ce In his new budget Mr. Reagan proposes to give ) tra us more "freedom” than any president in our "< Nic history. If Congress acquiesces, he will free our de: needy youth from a college education, along with > ex[ the job-training programs now on his casualty list.;- i He will free all of us from what is left of rail tran-> 1 of ’ sportation, including the liquidation of Amtrak.; jj the Veterans are to be freed from their promised | rhe benefits. By cutting off subsidies he will free far- ; wit mers from their farms as bankruptcy faces hundred ?! rac of mid-west growers on whom we depend for much | wh of our food. His administration has already relieved ^ anc us of sufficient funds for the enforcement of us. existing environmental standards set to protect our S by health and safety from dangerous and untested - bel pesticides which, along with the failure to clean up wil toxic waste dumps, are polluting our air, our water ad( and our soil. He has liberated millions of acres of wil our public parks and forest preserves to private bar commercial interest. F As a result of these "freedoms” , he can exempt”* uni the small wealthy segment of our society from nu< added taxes and retain the loopholes which . po\ minimize their contributions to our revenue. His uni overall program is designed to free us from what benefits remain of President Roosevelt's New Deal . Hov All Is Not Lost for the social betterment of the disadvantaged and Cas a more equitable sharing of the nation's wealth. thn At last, there is light at the end of the Reagan budget cut also an avenue for vital career training. SB 417 will allow tunnel. Though the President has proposed drastic cuts in students to solidify their career objectives by giving them a federal financial aid for students, state government of­ variety of fields from which to choose, even though they ficials are working to augment the depleted federal aid might have thought themselves locked into a career Fun And World budget with additional work study programs. choice. Slated to start in the 1986-87 school year, Senator Hart’s proposal differs from similar work-study programs Editor, Daily Nexus: áf Wl Gary Hart's (D-Santa Barbara) proposal would enlist the in 16 other states because it will provide more op­ Some of us might be surprised to know that there • the support of private employers and non-profit corporations portunities for students to land off-campus jobs. This are students from many countries around the the to pay half of work-study students' salary while the state would add to a naive college student’s view of life after world, studying at this campus. Can't we utilize this • Do opportunity and get exposed to the thinking of pe< pays the other half. Hart notes "Rising educational costs, graduation. In addition, work-study is preferable to other peoples around us? This does not cost a , cal recent reductions in federal aid and heavy student in­ receiving federal grants or loans, especially for students penny.to anyone and, in fact, will benefit everyone. Wl debtedness all point to the need to-stretch our-resources who are not in desperate need. It is much more rewarding involved. This may entice-one to travel beyond car further.” to work for an income to help defray college costs. California or even the continent if he or she is lucky ■ the The increase in the state work-study program could be While the federal government continues to whittle away enough. Who knows, one might possibly fall in love the * beneficial in a number of ways. Not only will it take some of many students’ hopes for a higher education, people like with a land on the other side of the planet. ; like the burden off those students who have found their Senator Hart provide encouragement and incentive to This adventure could be started by getting to har college funds pulled out from underneath them, but it is continue. know bit by bit about others' language, culture, hg see economy, political system, etc. One may start the ? conversation with, the other: Hello, how are you? * fro Where are you from? How are things there? What ? rév do people over there eat for breakfast? Does it ; rea Letters To The Nexus snow there? Do they surf? Is there a McDonald's? ». Yuppie Syntax Preserve An Editor, Daily Nexus: © Editor, Daily Nexus: it’s the UMP. Personally I find it rather amusing, and I for On the morning of Jan. 24, the Los Angeles Times (I Recently there’s been a lot of talk about some new one will continue to refer to them as Yumpies. ran a story based on a recent "history making" V species, or class called Yuppies. At first I had no idea However, if Yumpies still insist on being called Yuppies, event that occurred at the South Pole. Delegates re whether Yuppie was'one word or an acronym, or even I think they should adopt a more syntactically correct from different countries met to discuss the An- a what a Yuppie was. And then one day I discovered that phrase defining what they stand for. Although i am not an tarctic Treaty and possible mineral exploitation of rr Yuppie was an acronym for a new generation and class of authority on their values and lifestyles, I think I can offer a this Southernmost continent. It was stated that the p members of this treaty would divide Antarctica b Americans dubbed Young Upwardly Mobile Professionals. reasonably accurate definitional phrase that will translate up At first, I did not think much of this phenomenon. But into the exact acronym of Yuppie: Young Unashamed amongst the nations of the world along with fg corresponding wealth. I find this very disturbing. It 4 A recent literary mention in the Nexus first from aspiring Persons Pursuing Individualistic Enterprises. How does Yuppie Mark Pasternak and the subsequent reaction he that sound? But until Yumpies- officially adopt this seems to me that the nations of this world should pi recognize that Antarctica is the last continent on inspired has forced me to speak out. definition or another correct one, they should be referred Has anyone ever considered the inaccuracy of this to as Yumpies. acronym? Being a moderate perfectionist, I realized the And one more thing. I don’t know about the rest of you, syntax of the term was incorrect. The correct acronym for but I’m not aspiring to be a trite acronym. This is one Young Upwardly Mobile Profesionals should be Yumpie, world, and we all belong to the human race. I for one am Visibility Is N not Yuppie. I thought it important to set the record aspiring to be the most intelligent, useful, compassionate, Editor, Daily Nexus: i straight. But for spme reason, I don’t think my corrected appreciative, and complete individual that I can be. You In reply to Chris Boensel's letter of 2/13/85 at do acronym will please or become popular with Yumpies. can call me a human being. which one point states that "We (as heterosexuals) I f ) There’s something possibly mildly humiliating in it. I think STEVEN HOOPER do not have the opportunity to voice our do Heterosexual preferences towards anyone" and in *; Th Doonesbury which he blasts Lesbians and Gays for "Bulletin Ch BY GARRY TRUDEAU Boarding" their sexual orientation I would like to Ho OKAY, MR.ENPtCOTT, LETS say "Wake up Chris". If Chris or anyone directed / ma MOVE ON TO THE DOMESTIC their eyes towards any television program, com- -• kn< I5EUES.P0Y0UFAV0R.THE mercial, billboard, magazine, Hollywood movie or ¡5 nic book on the best-seller list s/he would see a very \ blatant advertisement of Heterosexuality. We are ! nig so barraged with the advertisement of the Heterosexuality it is as if someone was afraid that to its popularity was declining. ad\ If in fact one looks in the personals section of the I Nexus or at the recent Valentines Day section all all the evidence one would ever need of the existence mo of Heterosexuality is there. How often is it though pbi that Lesbians and Gays see positive portrayals and wh role models of themselves in all these media? ly Nexus Thursday, February 21,1985 5 us Opinion dom Ring Womanwise Men Are You Listening? In the same generous spirit he is determined to Diana Woods pregnancies can be further reduced. To this end we could v "free" the rest of the world, especially those use the formidable male clout in the political arena to - „ Central American countries in whose resources and I just read an article by author Katha Pollitt in which she redistribute public monies to the research of birth control i r trade we have an economic stake, such as suggests increased male participation in the prevention of for men, which unsurprisingly has been neglected in favor r 1 Nicaragua, , whose people have overthrown a unwanted pregnancies. Her article was in response to yet of developing contraceptives for women, setting despotic dictatorship that was amenable to foreign another revolting criticism against women who -abort responsibility still more firmly on our shoulders. But until i * exploitation. alleged "inconveniences" instead of giving birth. then, men will have to use the birth control available, such He has helped to free us from the bitter memories Ms. Pollitt immediately points out that "forgetting your as vasectomies or condoms. Yes, condoms are "quite ! of Vietnam by conquering Grenada, an island about umbrella is an inconvenience," but that risking your life in messy, they diminish pleasure, but so what? How can we r jj the size of Philadelphia. By his actions and his unsafe and illegal conditions, as was the situation pre- blame women for having 'convenience abortions' if we I | rhetoric he is freeing us from a possible detente 1973, would define abortion as something more than a won't put up with a little inconvenience to prevent un­ with the Soviet Union which could end the arms measure of convenience. The bottom line of her article wanted pregnancy? In fact, since condoms are known to I $ race so profitable to the military-industrial complex, was that abortion, like war, is a nasty fact of life that we break, let's wear two at a time!" Does this sound radical? i a which President Eisenhower warned u§ against, should try to prevent. But her point was that instead of How radical is it compared to a "woman's" method like and so burdensome and unrewarding to the rest of continued criticism against women who choose to seek the pill, changing our entire hormonal balance? Clearly, us. (Even those elegant $6,000 toilet seats ordered abortion, more time and energy should go into persuading with regard to specific methods of birth control, a com­ • by the Pentagon can be enjoyed only by the most the male half of the problem about their social respon­ promise if not a complete shift in responsibility is in order. I - bellicose bottoms.) His proposed military budget sibility. Attitudes and double standards regarding sexuality need i will free our treasury of $314 billion dollars which, The following is an encapsulation of the approach anti­ to be adjusted. "So from now on, let's never call a woman added to the present mountainous national debt, abortion men and their sexually active brothers should frigid if she.won't sleep with us without a commitment, or will be the task of future generations to pay if take, according to Pollitt: As abortion is "terrible," the promiscuous if she takes a diaphragm with her when she i bankruptcy can be averted. best idea is to prevent it by avoiding pregnancy. Therefore, goes out for a date. As for men who sleep around, let's not Finally he has freed us to pursue a course that, men should not sleep with women unless they are think of them as stallions bursting with vitality but as hit- t unless reversed, can only eventually lead us into prepared to support a child until it matures. "This means and-run artists so irresponsible they don't even know how § nuclear war. That will be the final "freedom" in his no more extramarital affairs, no more sleeping with our many fetuses they scatter about." i power to bestow — the freedom to die on an students, no more one-night stands." Any man who indulges in the "joys of sex" without ; uninhabitable planet. Doesn't it sound odd when sexual restrictions and concern for the prevention of abortion is "conveniently" responsibilities are applied to male behavior? If men marry irresponsible and should take the heat pro-choice women , Howard Koch, who wrote the screenplay for before creating a child, but the marriage fails, they should endure. Constructive efforts towards abortion prevention Casablanca, is now teaching a screenwriting course happily improve the bad support record divorced fathers (via birth control) is a man's concern; "the only honorable through UCSB Extension. have; currently they fail to meet three-fourths of all court- line for an anti-abortion man to take." ordered child support awards. If they stay married and The full text of Katha Pollitt's article "Hentoff, are you have children, they should cheerfully divide child care listening?" is in the February/March 1985 issue of Mother evenly with the women; it is all part of shared respon­ Jones magazine. ►rid Awareness sibility. The role of "househusband" may require men to Diana Woods is a senior in Mass Communications at UCSB. "scale down their professional aspirations, but, after all, -J Which is the most common sport? Do women have that's what we want women with unwanted pregnancies Womanwise is a weekly column dedicated to the views of s '•? the right to decide about the issues concerning to-do." women’s issues submitted by readers. I f you are interested in ! them? Is enough food produced to feed everyone? Male contraceptives should be at the forefront of writing an article, contact Susan Price or Annie Jenkel through > • Does religion play a big role in the thinking of medical research and development so unwanted theA.S. Comm, on the Status of Women office, 3rd floor UCen. people? How is the media there? Is the government r j calling for more babies or less babies in a family? u*. What is the literacy rate? Does the government take I ' care of the poor too? Do the people realize about jj ' the super powers' struggle for supremacy and how Decisions, Decisions, Decisions ! they go about it? This is a fantastic conversation; I ' like it very much. We could go on forever. But I friend on their first appearance. i have a class in another ten minutes. I am sure I will Andy Rooney I'm often biased for or against a jacket or pair of pants a seeyou around; we have such a small campus. for some very small reasons. For instance, while I believe i » This is a better way to get to know the world than Dressing in the morning isn't one of my favorite things that zippers are an amazing invention, I prefer buttons to zippers every time. Completing the process of turning a < from ABC or the L.A. Times. Let us start the to do. I don't mind the process of pulling clothes on my : rewarding expedition today and find out what life is body but making the decision about what to wear is dif­ button into the buttonhole with your thumb and forefinger j really like in other places. God bless the world. ficult. It isn't that I have a big choice because I buy so is a simple, satisfying process. Zipping something gives me 1 KARUNARAJAGOPAL many new clothes. I don't buy many new ones but I never angst. There's always the fear it will get snagged. I sup­ throw away any of the old ones. pose they'll have battery-operated zippers in pants before There is a whole list of considerations yoCi have to think long but I'm going to hold out against those, too. It would about when you're dressing. It's work fora computer: be just my luck to get caught with rundown zipper bat­ Antarctica — What's the temperature going to be? teries. earth that is still virtually untouched by man. — Is it going to rain or snow? While I change my shirt, socks and underwear every I (Except for research stations and airplane ruins.) — Are you going to be seeing anyone important for day. I'm shameless about wearing clothes that are ripped, We should preserve Antarctica as a giant natural whom you'd like to look well-dressed or, at least, not torn or otherwise in a debilitated condition. Once I get a ! reserve used only for the study of weather patterns, poorly dressed? piece of clothing I like I keep it no matter what condition animal life and other natural phenonomenon. Since — Do the clothes you'd like to wear still fit? it's in. I don't throw away a glove,if I've lost the mate, man has muddled most or all of the earth with — Are there any holes, spots or missing buttons on the either. I know I'll never find the other one but I can't bring i ‘ pollution, wars and "progress", Antarctica should article of clothing you've chosen? myself to discard a perfectly good glove. There ought to be saved from ourselves before Antarctica has huge There are things to be taken into consideration when be an international one-glove exchange where people who factories belching filth into the sky. Let's save you're choosing what to wear that are hard to put in a list. have lost one could go to find a mate for it. Antarctica, at least for the future generations of our For no reason that you can express in words, a coat, a pair No one would guess from looking at me but I spend a planet. of pants, a sweater or a pair of shoes is either comfortable minute or two choosing a necktie every day. I have a clear ROBERT D. DURAND or it's not. You have the definite feeling that you look idea of which tie goes with which shirt and jacket. It's not better in some pieces of clothing than in others. It doesn't a random process at all. That's true with most people. matter whether you really do or not. If you feel that way, it They think they have some kind of a matching ensemble gives you a definite bias for or against those clothes. One on but most of the time no one else notices. 3 Necessary of the worst things that can happen is for someone to Shoes used to be easier to choose when I was younger comment when you first wear something, "That looks because I owned fewer pairs. In choosing what shoes to Chris's letter sounds like one more plea from the good on you." wear, it's essential to balance comfort against appearance. t dominant society to keep any diversity hushed up. That's a piece of clothing you're never going to get rid A lot of shoes that look terrible feel good on your feet. You I If you are not white male, and middle class please of. The person may have been lying to make you feel goocj have to decide either that you con't care what you look like don't go around making your differences obvious, but it doesn't matter. For the rest of its days, that's a today or that you're going to wear shoes that hurt your i this oppression applies to Women, Blacks, special piece of clothing. feet. i Chicanos, Asians and the Handicapped, as well as The reverse is true, too. All spmeone has to say is, I don't know what the rest of the world does about i Homosexuals. Any time Lesbians and Gays try to "That makes you look as though you've put on weight" shoes but I don't think I've ever discarded a single pair. I i make themselves more visible, and their presence and it's the end of that suit or dress. American closets are Who knows, I might find the perfect day to wear them. known they are asked nicely (and sometimes not so filled with once-worn Clothes that got a bad review from a Andy Rooney is a syndicated columnist. £ nicely) to stop reminding everyone that we exist. ' Well Chris, maybe you don't care if it is music ! ! night at Lesbian Rap but there are Lesbians out there who would like to know and who have a.right Firsts In Black Achievement to know by the same means that non-Lesbians A Black man who was seven-eighths white was the conviction of Plessy and ruled segregation legal if the advertise their events. arrested for riding on a Louisiana train in a section for facilities were "separate but equal." i It is necessary for Lesbians and Gays as well as "whites only." Homer Plessy was the man and he all other oppressed minorities to make ourselves symbolized the turning point in Afro-American history. In commemoration of B la ck History month, the Daily Nexus mote visible and to provide ourselves with more Protected on paper by the 14th amendment. Blacks had will publish Firsts in Black Achievement which w ill highlight pOsit'tS^e role models using the same means by not long enjoyed their freedom of constitutional the achievements of Blacks in AmeriptiA .history, many of which Heterosexual society has done so for itself. privileges before new and more subtle means of whom have been forgotten. ALICIA ABRAMSON segregation were found to limit their abilities.. This act Sponsored by Alpha Phi Alpha. found its way to the Supreme Court in 1896 which upheld 6 Thursday, February 21,1985 Daily Nexus

Preston Appointed Coach of USA Team By Scott Channon Will Coach A t World University Games at UCSB and has continually Sports Writer placed the Gauchos among University Games,” Preston 1978, Preston coached for the nation’s top four teams. Approximately 19 years said, who commented that one year at Wright State in ago, a young lad from San many national teams will be Ohio, and then came to Preston now resides in Marcos High School decided competing, because college UCSB the following year. Santa Barbara with his wife, to try his luck at volleyball. eligibility rules are not the Since then, Preston has Beth, and their two He enjoyed knocking the same in all countries. accumulated a 121-57 record daughters. white sphere back and forth. So national teams can be Slowly he became more and expected from Russia, more interested in the Canada, Japan, China, and mechanics of the sport and other countries. Skiiers' Appeal Sends eventually devoted much of “ (It will be) college kids his life to analyzing and going up against some coaching volleyball. national team programs,” Gauchos To Nationals Men’s volleyball Head Preston said. Coach Ken Preston, UCSB’s But that can only prove version of the local-boy- helpful, as these college kids By PhR Hampton makes-good, has recently may be the Olympic stars of Sports Editor confronted another major the future. stepping stone in his life. “ A ll the international Wednesday night, in a controversial move that is likely to Preston was appointed programs are designed to raise some eyebrows, the Southern California Collegiate head coach of the USA give experience to. possible Ski Conference reversed an earlier decision and declared volleyball team which will future Olympians,” Preston the UCSB men’s ski racing team the league’s represen­ compete in the World explained. “ The University tative for the collegiate national championships to be held University Games this Games program is March 6-9 at McCall, Idaho. summer in Kobe, Japan. defenitely a stepping stone The credit for the startling reversal goes almost entirely What does that mean? for the national team. Doug to the Gauchos’ top skiier, Jay Cole. Well, Preston will take the (Beal) wants these guys to Late Tuesday night, the SCCSC officially named San best 15 college students in have national team poten­ Diego State University the conference’s representative at the nation and prepare them tial.” the national competition. John Redfield, SCCSC technical to compete against top-notch Do any Gauchos have a delegate, computed the top three times from each of the teams from around the chance of making the team? Gauchos’ and the Aztecs’ five weekend races (consisting of globe. The Games, which “ I think there are three slalom and giant slalom), threw out each team’s worst display a wide variety of members that have a good weekend and found San Diego State to have a lower com­ sports, take place every shot,” Preston said. Likely bined time than UCSB by less than one second. By con­ other year, and this year will candidates are senior All- ference rules, the Aztecs were then named the league be held from August 24 American middle blocker representative. through September 23. Randy Ittner, junior All- But Cole was not satisfied with the legitimacy of Red- “ I think it is a great honor American setter Jared field’s findings and filed an immediate appeal. According to to be picked for such a Huffman, and senior a source close to both the Daily Nexus and Cole, the skiier prestigious tournament,” (honorable mention) All- returned from a meeting Tuesday and said he felt the UCSB’s seventh-year head American outside hitter SCCSC had made an error in its computer program and coach said. Preston’s 13 Sean Fallowfield. vowed to correct the mistake by tabulating the results years of hard work in the Preston mentioned that himself on his own program. profession really paid off, whether or not any Gauchos Cole reportedly located a lower time that the SCCSC had and he said that he feels he is make the team “ depends on failed to use in its tabulations and brought it to Redfield’s ready for the task. Ken Preston shows his intensity by stalking if they want to train hard attention. Team President Mark Little, who as late as 3 Another party pleased the sidelines during a recent UCSB volleyball (after the collegiate season p.m. Wednesday was resigned to the seemingly inevitable fact that the team would be denied the chance to compete at with the appointment is match. BRENTON KELLY/Nm u « is over), and if they want to UCSB Athletic Director Ken spend the time.” the nationals, was elated late Wednesday night as he ex­ Droscher. Preston is dedicated to his — Preston was assistant Preston should know plained that Cole “ talked with John (Redfield) for about an “ It is a real tribute to profession and the ad­ coach of the 1983 national something about spending hour” but was not aware of the details of the conversation. Preston that he has received vancement of the sport. team which competed in the the time, as his whole career Cole could not be reached for comment. this prestigious ap­ Consider: Pan American Games held has been dedicated to Apparently, Cole’s presented Redfield with sufficient pointment,” Droscher said. — In 1981, Preston head in Caracas, Venezuela. volleyball. evidence of a computation error and asked him to reverse “ It represents what he has coached the junior national — Guess who was the After playing on the the SCCSC’s decision. Redfield must have found Cole’s done with our program here, team which competed in assistant coach of the 1979 beaches in Santa Barbara arguement valid, and named UCSB the league represen­ and he should be Colorado Springs. national team that competed while in high school, Preston tative. congratulated for an out­ — Last November, in the World Uniyersity competed on intramural Little believes the Aztecs will receive one of the national standing effort. Preston was an assistant Games in Mexico City. teams at USC, and later did ski league’s (a higher body governing the SCCSC) two wild “ It means a lot to our coach for the national team, That’s right, Ken Preston. the same at UCSB. His card invitations to the nationals. university (as well) because which competed in a series Preston, along with his two senior year here, he prac­ Last season, the Gaucho’s skiers placed sixth at the he can further spread the of matches against the assistant coaches, Tom Reed ticed with the collegiate nationals and finished highest of any non-snowbelt school in name of the campus Brazilian national team in from Chapman College and team, and started to think the nation. In 1983, UCSB placed tenth. The team operates wherever he goes,” Brazil. Doug Beal, who led Arney Ball from Purdue about coaching. at the club sport level, receives a minimal stipend payment Droscher added, mentioning the Olympic Team to the University, will not have a At age 23, he landed his from the Athletic Department, and has no coach. that the appointment gold medal last summer, large amount of time to first coaching job at Cal Little said the team spends all of its allotment on league reflects the amount of work coached that squad, which prepare for the rigorous Poly, San Luis Obispo, dues, and that the Gauchos must pay for their own lift Preston has put into the was basically the same tournament. where he coached the tickets, transportation and lodging. The SCCSC and the sport. Preston agrees. group that competed in Los “We will take whatever Mustangs for five seasons. national league, however, will moderately assist the team “ I think it shows that I ’ve Angeles. (Incidentally, Beal (athletes) we have, train He won two California in its trip to Idaho. put in some time doing in­ was in charge of selecting them for two weeks in Collegiate Volleyball ternational trips,” he said. the coaches for the World Colorado Springs, and then Championships with his Nobody can deny that University Games.) go over to play in the squads in 1973 and in 1977. In

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Although many work/study students have on-campus GAY AND LESBIAN RAP/SUPPORT GROUP meets jobs, the federal program prohibits private college students Between 1,200 and 1,500 students are expected to par­ tonight, 7 p.m. at the Women’s Center. Confidentiality is from taking on-campus jobs. Hart’s bill would allow private ticipate in the first year, Gollihur said. The proposal’s respected. colleges to benefit from the new state-funded program supporters hope to obtain funding for the 1987-88 school year ENGINEERS’ W EEK: technical displays from industry without violating existing federal mandates. before evaluating the program and making it permanent. and students (Raytheon, Delco, human powered Many employers have indicated they would participate in Gollihur doesn’t expect any opposition ta the bill, and vehicles...) Today, UCen Pavilion 12-4 p.m. the program. “ It depends on the institution, the employers noted it is being introduced at a time when President SPEECH DEPT.: A site visit team of ASHA will review in the surrounding area and the curriculum they have,” Reagan is proposing cutbacks in all of financial aid except our program. They will be available from U-noon in Gollihur said. “ We are not limiting it absolutely to students work/study. Sndcr 1696A to meet with interested parties. with a career interest. Liberal arts students could explore “ It’s not a huge appropriation and, given the ac­ STUDENTS FOR PEACE: meeting tonight 7:30 p.m. in other forms of careers.” countability of this program and its success in other states, UCen 1. All those interested are invited to attend. 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