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May 18, 1992 Volume 24 Number29 University of California, Irvine Filipino Cultural Night ASU CI calls elections valid in spite of privacy violation
DESIREE HEDBERG, Stafj Writer Kesselman. In regards to this year's method, AS VCI Despite doubts about the constitutionality J udicia1 Board Chair Chad Azue ca said, "Even of this year's election, ASUCI ratified nex~ though we need to safeguard the student's year's executive and council seats last Tues- privacy, we need to safeguard the election day. process ... It 's almost like a Catch-22." Exactly 2,446 students voted, bringing Azueta said it is possible for any student to this year's voter turnout up to 19 percent from file a petition with the Judicial Board regard- last year's 17 percent. Seniors led the turnout ing ASUCI actions. Petitions are available in with a 31.2 percent class vote. the ASUCI office. Sixty percent of the students voted against Next year's executive line-up will be: changing the name of Peter the Anteater: 39.8 Rigoberto Rodriguez as president, Kristy percent voted no to supporting Gay and Les- Jones executive vice president, David as bian Housing; 40.2 percent supported Greek Kesselman as academic affairs vice presi- housing; and 46.6 percent opposed a S 10 dent, Ralph Guzman for administrative af- campus recreation fee. fairs vice president and Garret Matsuura for The Legislative Council seats wiU be: student services vice president. Jennifer Mazgedian, Peggy O:ieng, Dave M. Though many candidates thought the vot- Chu and Eric Ebell for at-large; Amy ing procedure was not unconstitutional, they Schauwecker, Alex Camacho and Jason . said they would try to support a different Bennett for biological sciences; Neil Perry method next year. for fine arts; Crystal Hart and Dana Iavarone "I would like to see it done next year in a for humanities; Marie Carrington and Mehrdad way that's completely anonymous," Guzman Amani for physical sciences; Sophia Ko Ilia<; said. for social ecology; Chad Kunimoto, Susan "I agree, next year we need to come up Huang, Jean Kim and Kelvin Parker for so- with a system that ensures privacy," said cial sciences. Anti-rape activists show 'i'Ugt =n. Wr'l'mlflJW, wrdit-'11
JULIA MERRITT, Staf!Writer from the romance novel Sal'age Tonnent which she said provided a model of whar we Shouting "Stop rape, organize! We don't are taught about romantic relationships. want to be victimized!" and "Hey bey, ho ho, "A ' real ' man has a hard time not leaping when I say no means no," about 70studencs and upon and raping a woman wl.en he sees her anti-rape activists marched on campus Thurs- ... and a 'real' woman will surrcnderto love ·s day in a demand for greater campus safety. 'savage torment."' Goldsmid said. Organized by the Rape Action Group for She said while she did not want to judge Empowerment lR.A.G.E.]. the noon march other people's leisure reading, we ought to be ended with a rally in front of the Administra- able to uncover the assumptions m:ide in tion Building. what we are reading. Harry Mersmann, a social ecology gradu- The demonstration can1e in the w:lke of ate student and one of the students to "speak two alleged mid-af1emoon rapes in Aldrich out." said rape is a men's issue as well as a Park three weeks ago. TI1e victims h:i.ve not women's issue. yet come forward. J-Mc:krftn,N• U__,,., "Rape is a man 's problem; men are aJso ASUCJ Safety Commissioner Angie Habis UCI' s Kababayan performs "lgorot Suite," part of ils Thirteenth Annual Pilipino raped, rape happens to people we care about said so far this school year, 62 incidents of Cultural Night held last Friday at the Irvine Barclay Theatre. The event incorporated and men do it. The only way to stop rape is sexual aggression have been reponed to the dances, skits and singing to present different aspects of Pilipino cultural life, said Co- when men stop doing it." Women's Resource Center. coordinator Jay Sanchez. The lgorot were the only Pilipino tribe not colonized by Paula Goldsmid, director of the UCI foreigners. The suite used dances such as war-dances to depict lgorot traditional life. Women's Resource Center, read an excerpt See RA.GE.. page 10 Ban on sex-chat via electronic mail stirs up debate
ADAM ENTOUS, Staff Writer electronic news system called USENET, a undcrthebeadingalt.se.x and rec. arts. erotica. by a female student who wac; electronical ly worldwide bulletin board system in which Users who want these files back must request mailed copies of obscene materia.1 from :in It's May 11 and Ron Lee of San Diego thousands of computers exchange material. them personally from the department. alt. sex posting. County sends the following electronic mes- The topics vary. On May 11 , files discussed The move fo llowed a significant amount According to Parker, the victim repeat- sage: I admit to lusting after young school- penile implants, permanent removal of pubic ofcon troversy. Students and staff in the School edly found notes in her personal mail. UCIPD girls. There is something about the smooth- hair, the effectiveocss of latex condoms in of Engineering complained that alt. sex is was called in to investigate the incidents as a ness oftheir bodies and the promise ofth ings preventing :mv infection and a three-part, frivolous and unrelated to academic pursuits case of sexual harassment. to come that I find very tantalizing ... Anyone 23-page long penthouse-style story about two and that certain sexually-oriented material is This sexual haras ment case, according to else interested? female lovers. obscene or pornographic. UClPD Acting Chief Dennis Powers, is un- Dali Milton, of the University of Wash- But at UCI, users who try to open these When asked how the files were chosen for usual because it took place elcctronica.lly. ington, writes this response just hours later: files are being blocked access, and are told, censorship, Vlilliam Parker, ~ctor of Aca- "I don't know of any other case like this. No girl that age can handle a sexual experi- "You 're not allowed to read alt. sex, sony." demic Computing, said, "It 's a judgement It is unique in its applica tion," Powers said. ence with an adult and not be hanned.Maybe About three weeks ago, the Academic call." 10e most "outrageous" postings have Parker said Academic Computing, after in other cultures, but not in the West. Computing Department. which plugs about been blocked, though Parker said he has electronically searching the system, may have 2,800 computer operators into the USENET never looked at the material in the files. Topics like these are common within the system. effectively blocked all access to files The decision stemmed from complaints 5ee CENSOR. page 8 2 Nzw UmvuSITY '1• NEws y 18, 1992 IN THIS WEEK'S EDITION NEWS IN BRJEF
The UC R~1•ot.J rtctntly ate rcp~.cnta11vt on the tta.rch ··su... h. .a rcv1t :.hould •I ~ 1ll formed a seard'I eomnuncc to sc. convruttce t ludc 111. examma·ion oflhc .uuc l.E.M.P.finds new high at UCI DISABILITY 0Al' leano~rormenexi UClc.h.l.n- Irvine Host Hotel furc:andpuucie10 :.nc:Un1vcn1I) 1 "It's g;eat Iba& there's a campus marijuana legalizauon have Students and (11a1lty ocllor. •dm.a.nutr•rvc a.pJNllJt\IJ and orga lLOS Bo1<11.LA, Sw1fWn1cr arauecl poup lbat wouldteacllpeq>lesome- tbal easy access to pot miJbt lead cxpenencc "'hat 11 is hl:e 10 Ahdc from n:pts and (a .. May 18, 1992 1y 18, 1992 5 Week promotes disabled awareness FINAL WEEK! TINA NGUYIU'< DON'T WAIT! SHAPE UP FOR ~~.~~d~~~~r~~~~~~f,~~~~ i;~;Tb;f!f~uct, WluleTAWillwnManllln~ stu ...... :::>..... The offer applies to Perkins Loans. S1afford Loans. J,~piallege• Specrar "\\\\·L._::'.\.~ and certain other federally msured loans. which are nol ? iii in AS~ TUE• THURS• FRI• SUN~ ~~~~~~~ delault. And debt rehef is iust one the many benefits re ••sm m ~ C<>llege ID's ~~ ~~~ or with <::> I earn from the Anny. Ask )'OUr Anny Recruiter. Send poelry, hction and anwork necAM Reaction 2 for 1 cover charge c.~ c.. on any •IJbJOC\ 10 Alyn and Waldo, t'O~G aEACHJ Buy 2 entrees and get 1 Free '"~+" Costa Mesa Recruitina Station Please present University 1.0. New Unlverally, 3100 Gateway lit 0.4314.5753 l,U..UL SCHATZMAll, $10/f!!:•" - ---- About 40 angry Verano res1den1S, fiustnted by tbe RIVCJllily'S plans 10 raise renl recs by IWO per<:eOl 10 1od an uo31Joca1ed reserve for the main campus. held rally May 17 to pro1es1 the tuke and increase commu- ity awareness. Verano rantilicsate piauc lunches as guharist Eliza. :th Hummel :Uld percussionist !!Ilic Van Hoov per· .lo•··s llours >rmed a balf-hour set of fol.le muSJc to kick off !be ~londn.,.· . ~ly. l ' rida ...· I • 7 Jt.na. The 1'2lly also rearured several speeches by Venno . Sn• 1'1r1ln-'' 1 ·1 • 6 p.m. :sxlcots Smgle pareoc and mother of .,.. Carolyn Kualii >Oke about the effcas the rent bike will have oo low ic~ families in the commuruty. "We represeo• the thousands or dollars lhal will go •o !be slush fund at tbe uruvemty." Kualii said. That's a big dalnt or money The real 1DCR:ase, which wdl co&l resuleocs an D...,..,.,.MJCILt.IUl,filW~INm verage of$10 more per month, affects all UCI swdent Anri·rope ro/ll"s pass through Humanities during lh•lr march last Thursday which culminartd in front ofrht ousiog units except Crunpus Village 1lnd Palo Verde Adminlsrrorlon building. R.A.G.E. presenrtd a list of "community nuds" lnclutlng Sttpparl/or rape su,..lvors. WE ARE THE BEST, FORGET THE RESTI od will go into effect July 1 TIME IS MONEY YOU SAVE AT SEE 'N' HEAR Although the revenues rrom the increase will raise bout $106,000, lhe umversily hllS not yet decided how • GUMWlleed low prle6$, eveiyday, anywhtrt In Cllllom/a Je1• McKrvnT, HR l/lfl'·ouw r 1f tbe money will be spent. For now, the money will telep/IOMS, & VRC mtmbtr Ralph uck. sptokin& DI th• rally, /In/a • D/acm1m, wallcmans, mini''"'°'• matt/ o m10 a fuod controlled by che uwveisily. SocorftOa'~O'ICll.'OOnt • °"prices tit Sllldllnt blJdgetl tht rtnt incrtast 101ht Rtagon·Bu.sh administrations. ,.,....,Clf'G_..O"lb.iook>ll lo a letter 10 Verano residents, Vice 0.1DCCUor of COICmlW>!!' C"'C...... i(.w R.A.G.E: Safety should be a right o(IU~°""~11"C-.0(1\1)1o"t tudent Affaars Hor:ice Miu:hell aod Alwstanl Vice r ;,; ~'-"'"""·""' ..... Con11nutd/rom/ron1 pag• campus," she said. rally was especially imponaot for SAWNGs!.mG SAwNGSi :-BtG-s'AViN"G'Si' 1unceUor or Srudem Affairs James Chig explained right to know wbcrc the money JOCS. Thal prioaple is °"'- ·- Maot30.1"'1 R.A.0.B. preseoced a list of woroen because the topic of rape is e 1wa __ __co""'°'. ~.1 ia1111 light of the UC budget crisis, the rtGt mcrcascs losL" . Rould G.--man lbpe by a suanger, rape by an "c:oounurityooeds,''iDcludulacam- gererally considered taboo. "'re "deemed ptudcnt 10 10cru.se the ope.-iog rt· Because of this perceived locs ofautonomy. some OPTOMETRIST 4531 C..pu Dr •• 1..... ac:quamtanee anddOOlCSllCvioleooe pus-wide education. support for 'I was really lrlVf when I beard .,...... ,..,,,,..20"9ckco,...... ,,_.-ro.--...... ,,_ ror Housmg for the com1n1 6sc:aJ year." Vet2D0 rcsJdcw who anendcd the meebDg sud they the dassified swvivors, geoenl campo.w safety abf1Jt the daytime npe and I dllm ii •• .,..._-,g. 1be letter also stated that "the mtenl ts to be pre- bebeYcd their rent would probably be inaeascd aplli 8$4-20120 m amona acu as Reg. $499.95.'Now $399.95/SaYe $100 Nex110A.U1•tMa'• •_..a1 agaress.oo." Hailis ldded and bepiog the campua Wonned is illpo!Urlt !Im people ...:ogniJJO ""'d forpoccntial foruoeable financial c:coscqucnces "'the future tbal of m- 62, coly eigbl weie and aware. tbis problem.~ Kim said, adding "'* a1waw91umn~ _.,. do1Jir,,._,."'* . If the money ts not ullh2"d by the campus. 11 will '"Ibey can 11 any nme m !be future ruse our tcGl.i .....Sc ...... ~-..c.c.. ccrue to the bcoe61 of the complex. " do committed by aauanger. "Tbeie is anger because the list portolthenDy'ssigi>ifianoewasio ...,...... __.._..,,., tni ._.t. ond - _,,,.,...... ,., again, and Ibey alrudy suucsted they wtend to Residents attend10g the May 7 Verano Residents' Camille Soleil, a lelliorpolilical ·ordemands could be easily imple- pco;>le ""'30ling togedler io ., em- Reg. $180JNow $100.ISave $80.00 tbal," said Led< . science m1jor and R.A.0.£. mem- meo1ed ltadministralioocan:dlbout powering way because rape isn't a :OW.Cil mcetina. however, expressed doubts chat tbe "Whal happens when there's a legitimate need for THE B 0 DY 1oney would remain 10 the con1mu1111y. scrvi=reockred?"aslcedBdlinplcy. "lt'sgoingcogo ber, said !be march and rally were this issue," Mersmaoo hid. seitu1 thing but. power thing." With purchase of either of the being lddressed 10 the administra- Soleil saidR.A.O.B. is COllDeQtd Students can call UCl's Rape ~ "We're supposed 10 simply accepc 1heirpa1erruills- up," he said, poinona lus 6naers towatd the ceiling. tion. to every campus group uJci.o& for Prc•ICDtiOO Center at 856-7273 and ~- above mentioned items/ c goodwill lha11bey'redoingthinp witbthe money," Verano residenu hove olso quesuooed tbe "We m expressing anger chat s1uden1 righcs and bcllcr BtUdent Oraoge County's 24-hour Rape :ud VRC member Ralph Leck. ''There'• no account· univcr.iity's decision 10 exempt Palo Vetde and Cam- we even have to Mk for something education. Hotline ac 831-9110 rormorcioror- bility ." pus Village from the rent increase, c.bargioa chat lhc that should be a righl - slfciy oo Sophomore Nancy Klm said the malioa. L------~In the Marke1place across from Golden Spoon "We have no assurance any of !be money is being community has been unfairly lat&Cled for managing sed for the specified purpose," agreed feUow VRC their budget successfully. ELECTRICSave money on plllttlng. ..Yt 725-0700 • Must Bring Coupon & UCI Student ID >ember Bill Billingsley "There's no absolute assur- "Verano has 11.S own vetSJoo of a balanced budge~ money Oft gu.•. wllh the lr'IVlron. ncc it's go10g to remain 111 the hous1na budaet." but {Extcutive Vice ClwlccUor L. OeMIS) Smilh and monlltly,,_., llKlDI; ElllXI Several Venno residents descnbed the u111versity's [Vice OianceUot of Srudem Affaus and Campus Uk UN h b your oommul•, or UM n 1oro11.-IUn.111-doolgn andhng of tbeu cuntnl fees 10 IC$s thao favorable Horace] Mitchell don't want 11," sud Billlng&ley _...,..,_. __lt_lclf Go On Vacation for s129 "We qucsuoruog wlw lhcir reasoning .,.,, :rms. ltcpc ony -119- All - •llargw ··0nc:c u goes "' over there.11's !be black hole." ooe wbywas VenooStnglcd OUl,"said VRCmernbcrPant - ""'plug Into ony - :sulcm saui Brown. "B«aosc Vennohado'tbada fee mcrnsc- - TheEMX_f__ lor Lccl: qucsuooed the uruvemry·s moovllioo bc- tbal was tbctr tcaSOOIOg. OUJ"'-10fll0ngll lOd r.11Stng the "'"fees. po1nun1 out chat the Vcnoo "'Ibey s11d we can ~ Venno restdcocs bccauso wtlll ___l SPOl!T-orlloCUSTOll-~ '""" lht """°"""""" udget already 1oclude• compcnsauoo for SUVtCeS OUI rcesaresolow,"sud VRCmember AlanHamiltoc. eockred by the campus. including accourung, per.ioo- "11us ts eqwvalcnt 10 lool:i.og at the padang lo< and el. po11cr and payroll deciding chat people who have older can can afford to " We pay over half a million dollJus for chose scr- pay more fees because lheydoo'I bavctomaltcm00lhl1 1ccs," Leck said. "It's doubtful thal we're gccbng ball payments.'' slid Verano res1deo1 Alan ThoDlbill. I million dollar.; worth of services." Verano residents were also cooccrned with. lhc f "Three year.; ago, we were considered an iodepen- impact the inc:reascd fees would have oo ethnic and "n1au xiliary enterprise," Leck concloucd. "We were &coder divcrsily for the campus. SPORT MODEL utonomous. Our races paid for everylhiog. We also "Weknowtherelalioosbtpbct~n lncreasingrcolS $199S.OO •aid hundreds orlhousaods of dollan to Houslllg and and economic waifare," said Leck. "We are effectively Clllllll• lll ulourustrativc Services and Admittisualioo for sup- cxdudio& womco of color and men of color. This is su 9 Student Special <>sedly services rendered." eOOO .....,,.~N•U__., UCU.1rad-.,,,,.scuitotwnc1/C1/lqdanctsamadtf'todaptauon efa,,ad11J0111J/AnttnCJJ11lndianDa•u Kt 'q :s Crttk., Slioshont 111111 Pa1ktt lndiJJn Ht salll dot da•e< _, odapt«l Junng ·ht old Wild Wut t>.ow1 ''Tht r"""1 wantnl 'flOrt UClttmtnl, 10 dUs danct nol••tdfrom ~ of~ """' tradiMll •&dudtt: $emt 6tf'/ NN!c4. tu.edt. ~. IU15. alt«lidonl Md t9tldM. No d.UY«y MMct ALL SUPER DEALS f\tOUIRE PAE-PAYMENT GETTING IN ... 6111C~tOl'.. fll'I C~t~-,~·Moun: ·Moft.Fll:7-tjllfl'\&.elwMpo<11. 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It is totally inappropriate for time. the minorities to discard their own selves to the cultures; hov.·ever, uninvited people to demand ac- Given the attention and confu- languages and speak the "standard this does noc excuse us from losing 'Ne the people, cess to my backyaro as a venue to sion that will be surrounding this American English." as a first gen- our own languages, values and Non-secret ballot hold a rally. Claiming this is "un- campus at that time, we feel that it eration Korean-American, I would identity. democratic" is puerile. would be difficult for many stu- like to challenge her on this accu- ~ 1n order 1D form We are not preventing anyone dents to concentrate on their stud- sation of the whites. Leslie Park from voicing their Opinions, not to ies. Parlcing would be even tougher. Although I disagree with Ms. Senior, History/Japanese mention that it is not unreasonable Meeting rooms would be inoper- Little with her main argument, requires judicial -pe~t to expect that a large number of able (forstudents). Classes may.be there are a few points that she a more uninvited non-students would at- effected, and finally, extra-curricu- makes which I must agree with. It Student Health leaves tend this public event. lar activities would be all but elimi- is true that people of this country much room for 11-ve, nated. These are all important as- are encouraged to speak this "stan- improvement board investigation un1cn ... David Schulenburg pects of students' lives. To suffer dard American English" over any Student health supposedly pro- Graduate Student, !CS these inconveniences, especially other languages. It is also true that, vides affordable and quality health J.M. West resident at the beginning of the year, may for minorities, spealcing with an care to many university students ASUCI set a dangerous precedent recently in their elections process ~rantea cer~Jn be difficult to recover from. accent or in different styles may who cannot seek outside medical by recording students' I.D. numbers on the ballots ("ASUCI voters' Why can't every day be We are very proud that the Uni- influence others' impression ofus. attention due to cos1. transpon a- privacy in doubt," New University, May 11). There is a problem when Cinco de Mayo? versity of California at Irvine has But let's be rational and reason- tion problems and inconvenience. a relatively young and inexperienced body of ASUCI officers arbitrarily na11enable. rJ l would like to respond to the been chosen for this honor. How- able. Who's to demand that the However. driving a few extra miles ever, upon funher introspection, it whites are the only ones who must and spending a couple of extra d ecide that they can bypass their own constitution as well as English article, "Protest follows Cinco de Mayo'" (New University, May 11 ). seems that the hindrances might bear this cross of oppression, the bucks for a reputable doctor may common law that has governed our country's voting process for the past (u.rile$ ~ outweigh the benefits. We would you. As a third generation U.S. citizen, loss of cultural identity and the be vital to maintaining your health. 216 years. The ASUCI Constitution states in Article 12 that "Students I am one of the many who has get the honor of having the event loss of "self-worth?" After seeing differem doctors shall be free to choose their associates without fear or consequence" and, sacrificed cultural identity to be on our campus and in our city, but I see countless numbers of my for various ailn1ents at Srudenc "students have a right to privacy." -to ucr, :au.n assimilated into the American in doing so, we would sacrifice a Asian-American friends who have Health, I have been misdiagnosed great deal, both financially and in lost their mother tongues in the Clear! y those s tudents interviewed did not feel their choice was " free" "melting pot." 'This forfeiture, en several times. For example, my tenns ofstudent welfare. Might we process of!eaming this "standard bronchitis was dismissed as a w hen a s imple phone call to the registrar could undo their "guaranteed" -- l\4Vt.:J-4mml) masse, is credited for creating the very environment and spirit which appreciate the honor of it all and American English." Identical to simple cough and as a result, I p rivacy. has propelled our countzy to great- respectfully decline, gain the re- Vu Pham in the article, although almost contracted pneun1o nia . Over the years, election flaws at ASUCI have been the norm. ness. spect and support of students, and many of the Asian-American in When I sprained my knee, I was • In 1991 , candidate Jose Solorio filed a complaint against opponent It is difficult for me to sympa- allow them the opportunities they this country were, indeed, born in told that it looked completely nor- Pe ter Montoya for allegedly campaigning in dorms without permission. thize with the authors of this ar- came here for, an education? their native countries, they lose mal, even thought it matched the We are afraid there are many some vocabulary and have diffi- Montoya was disqualified and ballot counting was significantly de- ticle forbeing allocated only" four circumference of my upper thigh. other students out there that feel culty with pronunciatioll5. Pham And finally, I bad a simple urinary layed. days our of the whole year" to celebrate their culture. While I dis- the same way, but might not have called the loss ofhis mothertongue, tract infection last quarter, treat· • In 1990, vague posting guidelines and questions over balloting H.E.M.P. editorial had agree with the fundamental impli- an avenue of expression. We en- Vietnamese, a dilemma of"giving able with a week's worth of antibi- practices delayed election ratification. KUCl's Program more smoke than cation of their complaint, I would courage all those concerned with up" to master the dominant lan- otics. Ho\vever, I was given the • In 1987, a complaint was filed against administrative vice president Guide misinterpreted like to ask them: who would pre- these impacts to let your concerns guage. This is eitactly the point wrong antibiotics , the infection substance be heard. which I just cannot comprehend. candidate Jim Bres lo for alleged violations of campaigning too close to vent you from celebrating your nearly spread to my kidneys, and I Regarding youredi1orial ("C. V. Who said the minorities have to In the last few weeks, KUC! heritage every day? If an ethnic/ spent a nice, painful evening in the a polling boo th and passing out popcorn (as "bribery"). Breslo was not Housing smokes future H.E.M.P. Alex Velandi give up anything? Did the whites has received several phone calls cultural minority feels a need to emergency room al a nearby hos- disqualified. rally," New University, April 27), I , IFC President demand such an "exchange" from and one note in response to the celebrate traditions of its place of pital. • In elec tion results were withheld while charges of ballot attribute the inaccuracies presented us? I strongly believe that it is the 1985, Spring Program Guide cover in- origin, it is free to do so. Of course I can'tjudge all doc- in this editorial to ignorance. J.M. Kyle van Holten responsibility of the minorities to tors at Student Health in every stuffing with stolen registration cards were investigated. The election dicating that it can1e across as What the article fails to men- West operates under a set of com- Kappa Sigma Fraternity cherish and maintain their ability department. However, I am aware was voided and a new election using precinct voting and requiring sexist, racist, and inappropriate. tionis more ominous. During these munity by-laws which are enacted to speak their native languages. Sonja Tanner, editor of the Pro- four days many pre-scheduled of other students who have been picture identification was held. by vote of the residents of J.M. Why can't the minorities be fluent gram Guide, and I, have ye t to University activities not directly misdiagnosed and discriminated While no one necessarily believes that ASUCI would abuse this West. Included in these by-laws is Loss of mother tongue not in both languages simultaneously? speak to anyo ne directly regard- related to the Cinco de Mayo dem- against at the center. Maybe some possession of private information, the fact remains that students have an a "party policy."Two of the provi- demanded by society Although this may sound difficult ing these complaints. onstrations were annulled to avert of the funds from the outrageously sions of that policy which will help My interest in Ms. Danielle or even impossible, I believe that high student fees should be spent inalienable right to partake in a secret ballot. The cover is a piece of art- political confrontation. Institution- clarify the inaccuracies in your Little's articles, letters and com- if the priorities and the values of on recruiting and em ploying qua! i- The shock of ASUCI's negligence is compounded by the amount of work, and therefore is subject 10 alized racism wears many hats! As editorial are, "Social events held mentaries has grown immensely. the minorities are in the conect v iable alternatives to the voting process that exist. These alternatives a number of interpretations. American citizens, we share a com- fi ed, professional physicians. Or within the Meadows are primarily Ir seems as if she is writing on places, it can surely be achieved. Since it is art, there is no righc or mon state. 1 \vould welcome the maybe UC Regents should put ran ge from as s imple as punching I.D. cards to more technological for the enjoyment of the residents.·· every controversial issue that ex- As immigrants, we have the wrong interpretation. day when America becomes a uni- some money aside because after alternatives like u s ing computers to read the magnetic strips on our and '"music will end at 11 :30 p.m." ists. Most recently, her article obligation and it is our duty to When Sonja first brought this fied Nation ... all , being sued for malpracti ce can p icture I.D.'s. First, it was not a unilateral de- ("Language of oppression," New make efforts to adapt to the Ameri- picture to me for approval it Mr. Acosta, if in the future you be pretty expensive. cision by C. V. housing adminis- University, April 27) claims that can society. That is why we learn lf ASUCI cannot watc h themselves, let alone help in the operation of caught my attention. As I stud- plan another demonstration regard- tration to cancel the rally. At the the whites are the ones who force the university, then someone else must. Previously the mismanagement ied tile picture, I developed my ing under-representation at a top the language and familiarize our- Noelle Skudlarek meeting at which the decision was Senior, French has been, for all of its incompetence, little more than a nuisance. It was O\v n interpretation, partially made, C. V. director Preston Allen American university, an improve- just another reason to mock the system. based on the background of the asked tliose residents ofl.M. West ment in banner grammar would be picture. merited. Now, h owever, legitimate rights suppos edly guaranteed to us are in an.endance if they fully sup- I.D. on ballot upsets by unscrupulous persons, and doubt"), neither the writer of the Tue woman in the picture is ported and would be responsible being stepped on by ASUCI. If the elections commission is willing to student voter still used to cheat. Why not use a article nor the sever.il people she an American GI in the late '40's. for holding a public event in the Kevin Trapp I was very disturbed to find simpler, entirely cost effective talked to, knows anything about hold up an e lection for the sake of a few misplaced posters, what are they 1bis explains her unifonn. The park (ourbacl..-yard). Only one resi- Junior, Political Science that my student l.D. number was method? Most people carry what happened in previous elec- willing to do for the s ake of a tenet of American society? The ASUCI "screw" on her hand is not actu- dent gave such support - a mem- put on my ballot for the ASUCI around their C.V. l.D. card (the tions. I voted inmost oftheelec- Counc il is not higher than its constitution, and the ASUCI Constitution ally a screw, it is part of her ber of S.A.F.E. and the organizer Presidential Debate at election. This blatant and un- colored one that is re-issued each tionsfrom Fall J 988to Fall I 991, unifonn. If it were printed in of the event. This result was not a UCI? No thank you. does n o t supersede the U.S. Constitution. constitutional disregard of con- quarter), and since it is and I saw rwo different systems color like the original, this would "blow to democracy." Rather, it The ASUCI Judicial Board must investigate the elections commission On behalf of the Fraternities fidentiality was presumably unlaminated, the pollster could being used to prevent double vot- be apparent To me, the picture was democracy in action. represented in the Inrerfratemity implemented in order to avoid simply punch a bole through it ing. During the first two of these and its processes to rectify this mistake. Anything shon ofthls will raise .is a jab at the amount of empba- only our interpreratioll5, which plaints, and, I apologize to any- See<>nd, the "Spinal Tap" party Council at this University, we are cheating by people voting mul- with a bole punch. The only cost years, the worker at the voting new levels of doubt regarding ASUCl's effectiveness. ~is put on sex in our society. do not make them right, but hope- one who was offended by the did not end early as you claim. 1be writing ourtbougbls regarding the tiple times, since there are a num- would be in purchasing a few booth punched a hole in that To Sonja, what is really hap- fully those who have concerns cover, that was not our intent. I music stopped at approximately possibility that the third Presiden- ber of voting booth< on campus. hole punchers, and the gain quarter's blue or yellow ID card pening, or is going to happen, is about the cover will try to look at thank you for voicing your views 11 :30 p.m. This may have been tial Debate will be held at UC The dearth of creativity that en- would be to reinstate our (the one that comes attached to unknown, since this is only a it in this light and see where andexercisingyourright to free- earlier than what some of the at- Irvine. gendered this "solution" resulted trampled civil liberties. How the Qass Verification Card). segment of a comic strip. While Sonja and I are coming from. dom ofspeech andexpression. lf tendees (the vast majority ofwhom We feel that it is great honor a in an entirely avoidable viola- about it? More recently, my picture ID women are all too often por- I honestly never thought anyone would like to voice con- were not J.M. West residents) that this campus and city were trayed as seducuesses, !his pic- KUCI would have any difficul- cerns to Sonja or myself person- tion ofcivil liberties. As it stands, wasnmtbrougbamagneticstrip NEW UNIVERSITY would have desired but it certainly chosen as the potential site and Arny Dawson reader, so that some central com- ture introduces a subtle twist. ties with censorship in ourprinted ally, feel free to call me at 856- wasn't "early." It was in accor- one presents one's laminated, agree that it may be due to our photo student l.D. card to the Freshman puter could keep track of who Editorial Page and Leners Policy Tue woman is composed and in material. This is unfortunate, 4582, or write to Shari Bagwell dance with the community by- efforts to become a "World Oass pollster, who then crosses out Political Science, History voted, but nothing else. Both of complete control of what is hap- since KUCI, along with college or Sonja Tanner, c/o KUC!, P.O. laws. The N~w Unr'wrrity welcome& ktten ~ comrnenLs from all re.dc:rs. Due to volume, all 1cttcra must be University." However, we have the voter's name and writes his/ these methods seem to be "ef- limited to 250 words and commentaries to 6SO word.a. All mllleriala submitted to the Ntw Urrill'tnltJ are pening, while the man is in a i-adio, is one of the last forums Box 4362, Irvine, Ca, 92716- Finally, I want to dispute your found that it could cause great dis- her student number on the ballot. fective way[s] to ensure that stu- aubject 1oconckn.fation. r.faterial:s should bedouble.spllCCdand ryp:d with a~~ line. Maseria~ ~ust state of panic. This picture, to for freedom of expression. At 4362 claim that "students have a right to ruption in the day-to-day activities be :accompanied by a valtd mailing addrc.53, phone number mld 11gn•turc. Matc:nals wnh pacudonyma. nut1als I understand that in the past, a Past election measures dents were not double-voting," Sonja, ridicules the man's reac- the same time, I can now see meet anywhere and any time on or that :are anonymou.s will be read bul not publi.thed. AJI signed opiniorv, artwork and k:tters arc the view Shari Bagwell of the students here. We under- sticker was placed on the photo worked fine to quote the article, and ways to of the originllll author and not necessarily the opiniom of the New Unl.-nYil]. F.ditoriah arc the cxpreuc.d tion to the situation and puts the bow the picture in question could this campus. Anything less is un- General Manager, KUC! stand that the event will require the l.D. card, and then removed once I am surprised that nobody keep voters' privacy. opinions of a majority of lhc Editorial Board. AJ &uch. editorials arc unsigned and are normally located in the woman in the power position by be inteipreted as 'disgustingly democratic." There are plenty of use of the majority of campus fa- upper lefl-hand column of the fiBt page of the Opinion 11eet'.on. Advertisements appearing in the New the person voted. The obvious associated with last week's ar- showing what is really going on sexist.' I apologize for not no- Sonja Tanner venues on this campus for students cilities, primarily the Student Cen- Uni .- ~ rsity r1:flcct the vtcws of the advcrti8CB only. 'Ibc Ntw Unfti.itnilJ is a student-run publication1otrving problem with such a system was ticle on the school election Michael Ludwig in his mind Again, these are ticing !his prior to any com- Program Guide Editor to meet and discuss their concerns. ter, Crawford Hall, and the Bren the UCI community. All content and all material submitted is copyright to the New Uni•trdt7 1992. that the sticker could be removed ("ASUCI voters' privacy in Senior, JCS Major Campus, er, Aldrich Park comes to Center, for an extended period of 16 May 18, 1992 NEW UNivERsrrY May 18, 1992 17 COMICS NEW UNJVERSITY ENTERTAINMENT The Jeff and Al Show Julia Waco MILES Ed Lim 25 o'clock Eric Reynolds l!!!IKK, PC U d/U /·/, fTN/!116 flf/lr (AN Modernized Kirov Ballet goes on tour ••~?••••• • The renowned company moves into more contemporary work, appearing in OC through May 24. V'ER~.AP:s WC SHCVLb 1-\f\vE SEEN Ji, /'l.AIJONAL.GED6RAF>HIC LINDA SHEK.ERJlAN, SraffiVriter F 1-L t41 !. ! 'The Kirov Ballet tries not to miss wHE"E7_t ~· a step when it comes to keeping up with curren< artisti c ideas and cho- reography. With the demise o f the Soviet Union, the renowned ballet company now bas access to the work of con· ( !''.1 /- ' ~ temporary choreo-grapbers. Start- ... ( . 1> ing May 19, Orange County will The Original Thinker have a chance to see how the influx of avant garde and modem tech- niques have changed the style of the Kirov Ballet. The company will ap- pear at the Orange County Perform- ~ ing Arts Center [OCPAC] through Ladies Formal May 24. Wear Rentals at \ill/' 1be 1992tourrepert oireincludes a staging of The Leaves Are Fading. PMttt7~ by British choreogmpher An!ony A 'vondcrfully glamorous collection for Tudor. cock t ~i.i l md evening dresses especiall y for Tudor's more modem choreog- spring fo nnals. pageants. black tie affairs or raphy allows the t.rrutitionally clas- just that special evening! Dresses md sical rroupe to vary their repertoire. accessories available fo r rental and sales. 1be mixed program of one-act bal- Mention this ad for I 0% off1 lets also pays tribute to George Balanchine, a fonner Kirov Ballet choreographer. In addi tion, the com- pany will perfonn the much-loved • Romeo and J ulie1. Principal dancer lrina Chistyakova will dance !he role o f Juliet's friend in the upcoming per- T OfltAs fonnances a! OCPAC. Cbis!yakova The Kirov Ballet in Balanchine's Apollo. R ussia's Kirotr opens rite Orange County Perforniing Arts Cenrer's 1992-93 Classic Ballet Seril•s 11 Way. • • joined the Kirov ballet 15 years ago. In the past, she has danced the lead in La Bayadere and Giselle, as 'For Tudor ... we learned that each movem.ent, well as the roles of Ki ui in Don Congratufations ! Quixote and Medora in Le C orsaire. While on tour in Vancouver, each finge1~ niovenzent of the hand, arm, body, turn 'UC' Irvine Cfass of199 2 Canada, Cbistyakova spoke with the New University through rrans la- of the head, had an unusual importance_ ' for TheM ____ • ter Egor Stupnakov about Romeo The principle: 1he more wa~' S yo u have of learnrng and Juliet, a dancer' s life and the Principal Dancer Irina Chistyakova some1hing, 1hc be uer yo u.II un cle rs1and it. Academic 1ypes Kirov Ballet ~Take Advantage CJll 1his "muh i·modal lca rn ing.'· Al Kap !Jn Tes1 Prep. we call i Utz-oh all apart/ and he don't care who all MARIE LOGGLA , S1 11f[Wrirer Fraser plays the ideal teenage heart throb. He creates a character David Byrne gel's hurt." Byrne addresses God, Scenes of seduction and sensu- who is funny, persistent and under- Sire dares him to disclose himself, alily combine as a young woman standing. But tbe Rlationship be- "Come on down/ you old fart/let's comes to tenns wilh her sexuality :ween the two lasts as long as it Lead singer David Byrne con- see if you have got a heart." out of necessity, not desire, in Wild takes for a gas tank to be filled, and tinues the Talking Heads' tradition Byrne makes light ofcertain situ- Orchid ll: Two Shades of Blue. Josh is gone ... fornow. of discussing serious issues in a ations, but overall, his technique of Zalman King wrote and directed Broke, desperate and worried light, humorous tone in his solo preaching through humor is effec- this "sequel," but the film does not about ber father, Blue trades her album Uh-oh. tive. pick up where the first left off. Wild virginity to support her father's To the background of what can Byrne's views and m:inner of Orchid ll follows Blue heroin habit. Her act only makes only be explained as island-tropical dealing with issues may offend MacDonald's (Nina Siemaszko) maners worse. After learning what music, Byrne takes controversial some; others may label him insin- forced coming of age. Blue has done, her father commits issues and makes them realistic and cere. But his music compensates Blue, however. never actually suicide. Left alone, Blue has two close to hon1e. for lyrics that may be offensive. comes to terms with her sexuality in choices - further sexual favors in "Now I 'm Your Mom" looks at Uh-oh sounds very similar to rhe film. She comes to terms with exchange for food while boarding people who get sex changes. Byrne work Byrne has done with Talking her own seJf inscead, and n1 arures to at the establishment of her father's seems to take an anti-nanssexual Heads. Though predictable, it's still realize her self- worth and dignity. last gig or joining a family of elite stand. He sings, "He is a boy/ and refreshing. Above: XTC members (1-r) Dave Gregory. Colin you are a girl/ and you will always -Mari~ Loggia The quality of acting in Wild prostitutes, run by madam Elle Moulding and Andy Partridge. stay that way./There people in Orchid fl is much improved over (Wendy Hughes). are Right: David Byrne's Uh-oh mixes tropical sounds this world who would like to change/ Wish the original. Siemaszko comes Choosing the latter of the two, with controversial issues. His manner 111ay be Cure across as a beautjful. innocent girl. Blue falls under the protection and Nino Siemoszko as Blue and Brent Fraser as Josh, the young lo vers in Wild Orchid [!:Two Shades of Blue . what nature made, and if you make offensive, but his music makes up for his lyrics. whose determination and pride imprisonment of Elle. Elle dresses this decision/ then they will make Elektra an incision/ down there." eventually overcomes the control- Blue all in blue and saves her for she fails to get out of tbe prostitu- want to be prostitutes, or at least without the lush scenel)· of Rio de The song continues to discuss Cure fans wishing for something love songs; whether requited or a formidable alternative band. On earthy melody about fervent na- ling circumstances of her life. special customers. One customer is tion ring within three weeks, she treated like them. On one hand, Janiero fihned in Wild Orchid. the the effects and confusion sex new, or some high-energy, inspir- unrequited, love is a key factor. Nonsuch, the group's tenth album, tionalism. Situated in California in 1958, a senator, who prefers sex a little will be sucked in by the power, not Blue wants to escape from prosti- cinematography and soundtrack changesmayhave on children, "Hey ing dance tunes, will find nothing "Friday I'm in Love" is a playful XTC broadens a body of worl< that's Partridge and company borrow Blue's life at 17 consists of travel- rough, but shows Blue more atten- the sex or money. tution, but there is a hint that she equal the original. little girl/ please understand/ and but disappointment in the band's tune, with lyrics as light-hearted as hard to label, and even harder to from an extremely wide range of ling across the country with her tion and compassion then she's use Sully's comment introduces a may not be able to. King portrays Despite its oversimplified and listen to the words I say/I was your latest album, Wish. tbe music. "Monday you can hold resist. styles, from psychedelia to jazz in trumpet play ing father (Tom to. Another customer is Josh, who disturbing aspect of Wild Orchid the other prostirutes as being .. sar- stereotypical flaws, Wild Orchid If: Skerrin). On the road to her father's dad/ (in a high-pitched voice) now Wish is anything but innovative. your bead/ tuesday wednesday stay Fronrman Andy Partridge bas their music. Blue seduces under the guise of a II. The second part of the title, Two isfied" with their lifestyle. Tu10 Shades of Blue stri ves to be I'm your mom./ I hope you 'II com- The music could be mistaken for in bed/ or thursday watch the walls changed his themes since XTC's Nonsuch is a melo&c delight, next gig, Blue meets the boy of her geisha girl. Blue is warned by Elle's Shades ofBlue, seems to depict the The filming of Wild Orchid fl better than the original. Titi.< is one prehend some day." elevator music. While relaxing, it instead/ it's friday i'm in love." sensory-overloaded, formative superior in musicianship to any other dreams. Josh (Brent Fraser). driver, Sully (Robert Davi), that if stereotypical side of women that lends itself to the erotic scenes. Even sequel mat succeeds. Uh.oh 'smusic intermixes a can also be a tranquiliz.er. While Wish is nothing new for years. Picking up where 1989's xrc offering. Listeners will fmd it myriad of sounds. The result is a "High," the first single, is the Cure, anything new from the band Oranges and Lemons left off, Par- a fining addition to XTC's pop tnwrn 1m:mms \tJlllrn diverse blend of the bluesy,jazz of only song with any life in it A is usually better than anything from tridge deals frequently with the joys legacy. trombone and saxophones in "She's sweet, perverse love song, the mu- the rest of mainstream music. and regrets of adulthood, from play- - Craig Ou1J1ier I Mad," tropical Calypso of maracas, sic has a good beat and lead singer -Marie Loggia ing with his daughter on "Polly Up I cowbells, bata dmms and congas in Robert Smith's lyrics come in loud On Poppy," to finding his wife on Six Pack Of Love I W~OOUir~~ "Something Ain't Right" and mod- and clear. Unfortunately Smith's Nonsuch "Then She Appeared." Peter Case em synthesizers. The album shows lyrics are not so clear on other songs. XTC Ge ffen I PERCOL.ATER, the founh studio LP lrom AU. coukj Partridge's songwriting is, as only oe recorded by a band Ina! ~ ve s . WOlkS & tbe range of instruments and musi- "To Wish Impossible Things" Ge ffen always, first-rate. Few lyricists can I • oreall'!es the Cll'do ALL OR NOTHIN'. ALL erup1ec HALFA live years ago from the rel:ltJle ol tr.e OESCEN- ciam Byrne works with. may as well be about wishing to be match his insightful and amusing Peter Case doesn' t need 10 live I OENlS and BLACK FLAG wi1n a So Cal base pap.- "Something Ain't Right" focuses able to understand, or even to bear For the last decade, Britain's wit. Bassist Colin Moulding, who up to critic and fanexpect:u ions. He "Succulent mesquite bTOiled meats and seafood core gur1ar. tias.s and dl\Jm )Cit. On PERCOLATE A, I ALL t>!ends hart! playing and heavy n1n1ng with !he ~ - of the problems of the world, but Smith over the music. But even XTCbas been something of a phoe- wrote previous XTC hits "Making has l\VO criti cal ly acclai1necl solo served the Bratilian way." band's knack lor wnting memorable songs. served '. with his impossible whispers, the nix, rising from the ashes of the late DOZEN up in a slraigh!lorwaro. highly aevelopea muSIC.11 Byrne puts the blame on God, not Plans for Nigel" and "Generals and albun1 s to his credit, as \vc ll as an I f,V~,~B'.'l ...... ~ the people of the world. "God can music evokes the same lonesome seventies punk-funk. 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Ibey strode Ibo Sld JIM Lu, Stllf!Wrtrtr foUowcd Wh11oker for over a ye:1r. send· COMMENCEMENT 1992 UCI baseball hurting ing leuers and ta!Jong on Ille phone Once a high school baskecball pla)'tr "We h.'vc 10 know die player, even 1f Commencement Exercises will take place on Sarurday, June 13, in Aldrich Park. reaches his juruor year, his poienaal 111 wehavcn'tscenthemplay,"Vecroncs:ud. college ball has been cvalualed. d1SCusscd. ..We'ic limned i.n how often we c.~ call from funding shortages prodicced and mon: or less dec1dtd by hom, b111 he caro ca.II us ;i., mucll ns hc thousands of college co:r<:hcs aaoss tbe wan1&. And we wn1c pcr-;onali1"'1 kuers countl)' a.t much a.~ po.~s1ble." June l-Thefir.11Qu1e1Penodbegins. Ceremony #1 . meaning !hat WIU1akercan visn acaro1p1t< 9A.M . , 111)•.·•,lSTUDENT ll Fine Arts PART2 mfonna.l ly, along wi1hthe let1ersmi phone: Biological Sciences calls. 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~ your Commons, Irvine. CA 92717 540-1026 Deadline: May 27 I~HI EUCllD GARDEN G~OOVE • CAllfORNIA 1U•))~•llH t ARMY. BE AU YOU CAM BE. ~BEACON BAY ENTERPRISES INC. 6 May 18, 1992 May 18; 1992 NEW UNJVERsm 'fl• NEws 7 English department presses on No simple answer to.UCI apathy DON'T NATALIE PUGA . Staff Writer others charge that the campus com- thing that might catch the eye is munity has a more immediate effect what detem1ines participation," he FORGET! fers students the opportunity to Copy and MICHAEL BROWNE, Sraf!Writer the program. in- "Organizations pop 11pfora little on the political climate. Student added. teract with many different styles "As compared with UCLA, the ' Stationery and die back down. And th e causes government is the culprit here. they Ziv cited the war rallies last year This Week's Graduate s tudent Corrie Martin difference in atmosphere is 100 and approaches to reaching. Unfor- 0 Ki nk s keep on changing while the people say, as is the lack of student em- 10 demonstrate the willingness of left Hawaii last year for the con- percent. This may be because we tunately, the lack of homogenity ACROSS THE STREET FROM UCI stay the sa n1e." powennent. students to ge.t involved when the Special.•. crete paradise of!Ivine, seeking her are a smaller depanment, more per- can sometimes be frustrating. IN THE MARKETPLACE -Breu Nemeth ,former chair of "We don 't see ASUCI doing issue sparks heated debate. Rallies PhD io English. sonalized," Martin said. "The faculty are a pretty scat- Irvine College Rep11 blicans anything," said Michael Hseih, then and recent marches protesting "There is a lot of talk about Irv- Otherstudentsbaveexperienced tered group, not really cohesive as a chairman of the Republic of China the Rodney King verdict were able (SAVE $1.00) problems adjusting, though. When whole," Johnson said. ine, even in Hawaii," Martin said. The 'vay students stay the same Student Association. "UCLA has a 10 attract up to 700 people each. ON A QUART Of "That's why we have a lot of good returning graduate student Sydney Within disciplines, though, there at UC!, though, is to stay apathetic. strong student government and the In between the hot topics, he scudents here." Johnson first came here two years is a tighter focus, where students A look into the 14 political orga- school will listen to them." said, ioterest levels off. like Johnson can find their owo area UC! 's reputation doesn 't end on ago, she found that "it's not a really nizarions on campus and vorerrum- "If we see the effect of power of Despite the community's out- HOMEMADE HAND PACKED the Pacific Coast. National recogni- warm department when you walk to concentrate on. out for ASUO elections reveals a ASUCI, we will probably vote and look which suppresses political ac- tion for the English and Compara- in." The students' most serious com- lack of general involvement. participate more," Hseih added tivism as a whole, the conservative plaints have to do with the distribu- ICE CREAM tive Literature Graduate Program " As a grad student, you have to According to ASU CI Elections Looking to the students them- aunosphere can increase activity in contributed to its ranking of 15 io a find your way around by yourself," tion ofteacher assistant grants. Bud- Comrni5'ioner Manisha P atel. only selves, though, is one tactic that a few ways. Politically conserva- 22 TASTY FLAVORS getary constraints, coupled with an Compared to Kinko's, other copy recent survey of college professors Johrtson added. 19 percent of the student body voted. sheds some light on the topic. tive groups Young Americarcs for (REG. $4.50 NOW $3.50) by US News And World Report. Stephanie Dryden, a second year iocrease in the number of under- stores just aren't up to date! Last year, only 16.9 percent voted. "The problem lies in political Freedom [YAF] ant! Irvioe College "We as a depanment are very graduate student, agrees that the graduates taking English composi- Full-Serve De5ktop Pu171ishlrtg. 5elf·5erve Mac. Comput.ers. The trend of low turnouts, ac- sophistication," said Mark Petracca, Republicans contend that interest OFFER VALID MAY 17-23 pleased to receive recognition," said transition to graduate work at UC! tion courses, have exacerbated the Up&I Federal Express Shipping. Hi-Volumn Copies , Self-Serve cording to student groups and fac. associate professor of political sci- in their groups is high and describe NOT VALID WITH ANY OTHER OFFER Brook Thomas, chair of the gradu- is a difficult one. problem, graduate students claim. Copie6, 6u5fne&5 Card5 & Rubber StamP5, Vi deotape ulty, stem from two main reasons. ence. "Scudents are too naive to themselves as "really active." ate committee. "At the same time, " ! think there are things the ad- Although second year graduate Dupl!cat lon. Fine Paper-5 &. Stationary, Cannon La~r CLC 500 The first, !hey say, is that the con- appreciate that these issues are rel- However, membership in Y AF we actually deserve a higher rank- ministration can do to make the first student Georgia Alben sympathizes Coolor Coples, Cu5tom Photo-Cslander.; servative atmosphere of Orange evant and important." dropped off at the beginning of the Sun-Thurs 9mi-l lpm ing, particularly because our pro- year easier," Dryden said. with the need to teach undergradu- 4187 Campus Dr., Ste M-170, Irvine, CA 92715 County contributes to a con1n1unity Ho\vever, some student groups year and has now leveled off. said frl-S;rt 9am-Mklnlgbt gram is so young and many people One of the more common com- ates bow to write, funds simply do (714) 854-7557 • Fax (714) 854-7591 resistant to change or action. would disagree "ith that statement. Vince Pu ccio, chairman of the Irv- overlook it." plaints graduate students have is the not exist for more teaching assis- "The political -psychology of Or- Students. they argue, appreciate and ine College Republicans and Y AF OPEN DAll.Y AT 9AMI Many graduate students find the lack of an integrated depanment. tantships. ange County is different.'' said Guy respond to the issues that concern Orange County chair. Aaoss from UO depamnent 's rigorous admissions The English department's dis- Ziv, 'vho co-chairs Young Demo- them. like the recent trend of fee Still, others claim that UC! In the Irvine Marketplace process worthwhil e once they enter tinguished and diverse faculty of- SeeENGUSH, page 9 cr.its. Israel Jewish Peace Club, and hikes. doesn 'I have a problem with apathy Friends of Shimon Peres. "It is more "Participation does increase over after all. inreresred in the s1arus quo.,. certain issues," Ziv said. 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