’Cuz I’m a Poet! And Then There Were Three The Rave Spend an evening of spoken word Isla Vistans nominate and bash the Senior driver Paul Rave leads UCSB with Henry Rollins tonight at 8 in I.V. Recreation and Parks District water polo in goals scored. Campbell Hall. candidates. See O p in io n p.4 See S p o r t s p.8
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Volume 81, No.32 Two Sections, 12 Pages City Planners Display Varying Visions of I.V. ■ 10-Day Exhibit Allows Locals to Critique Designs
By Sh a u n P. M c G rady 29 designs from all around the Staff Writer world, including designs from Iran, a n d N allely C am pos Paris, Mexico, Japan, Italy, New Reporter York, San Francisco as well as a handful of local entries. The design competition, co The future of Isla Vista sponsored by the County was on display Thursday of Santa Barbara, UCSB, night as world designers and the I.V. Recreation offered their solutions to and Parks District, is only local problems. the first phase in the Students and I.V. resi ongoing I.V. Master Plan dents gathered in process. From the 29
JA SO N SC H O C K / DAILY NEXUS Embarcadero Hall for the entries, a jury will choose Senior biology major Katy Eschleman (left) and senior sociology major Bridget Saltzman review an I.V. opening night of the [Re]Vision five finalists on Nov. 12. The five Master Plan submission at Embarcadero Hall (the former NBC) on Thursday evening. Saltzman is one Isla Vista Design Competition of five community jurors, and the only student juror out of the 10 community redesign judges. Exhibit. The exhibition consisted of See M ASTER PLAN, p.3 locals Encourage New Civil Rights Crusader Coming to Campus By B rendan Buhler did not matter what my neighbors would think, or Catholic Studies Dept. Stcff Writer the judges, the bankers or even my relatives.” Dees returned home and began filing lawsuits, By Sa r a h H ealy according to the 1995 World such as a 1968 suit to integrate the Montgomery, Staff Writer Almanac. Because of Morris Dees, an imperial wizard of Ala., YMCA, which earned him the enmity of his “Catholicism is the single the Ku Klux Klan is in jail for the rest of his life neighbors. In 1971, Dees and his law partner largest denomination in the and the Aryan Nations white-supremacist group Joseph Levin founded the Southern Poverty Law country, so it is of enormous The Santa Barbara Mission is homeless and bankrupt. Center (SPLC). importance socially and cultur is looking for large donations Dees has denounced hate groups such as the Since its founding, the SPLC has won a string ally in the U.S. It is very impor when the offering is passed Ku Klux Klan to juries across of crippling legal victories tant that the academia reflects around to further religious the nation since 1967. At 3 against numerous white in their studies the composi education at UCSB. p.m. on Sunday, he will supremacist groups. tion of our society,” he said. The Santa Barbara Catholic denounce them to UCSB . In 1998, Dees success The group plans to collect community is working with students in Campbell Hall. fully prosecuted Miss the $5 million through dinners, UCSB’s Religious Studies He is the most prominent issippi White Knights group meetings and other Dept, in order-to develop a crusader against violent big Imperial Wizard Sam fundraising events. Until the permanent chair of Catholic otry, Director of Global and Bowers for the 1966 studies, a future branch of the chair is officially established, International Studies Mark killing of Vernon Juergensmeyer said. Dahmer. Dahmer, a civil “Dees is one of the most rights worker registering is the single largest denomination in influential people in the black voters, was killed in the country, so it is of enormous importance country in fighting the the firebombing of his socially and culturally in the U.S. It Is very Impor Christian militia hate groups home. Before the inci — the far right wing. He has dent, Bowers was over tant that the academia reflects In their studies the followed them so they can’t heard talking to composition of our society. hide,” he said. “For that rea Klansmen about “doing - Thomas Cÿjrry son, he has been on the hit something about that list of several hate groups Dahmer nigger down Focus w o b p i who regard him as their south.” Bowers walked most serious enemy —and free when the case’s origi to a certain extent they’re nal jury deadlocked. The the committee will sponsor a department. The Catholic right. I regard him as a real 1998 jury gave the elderly series of quarterly lectures on Studies Research Focus Group, hero.” Bowers a life sentence. a 20-person committee formed different aspects of In 1967, Morris Dees was u nrr|* |t«M That same year, an Catholicism. a year ago, hopes to raise S5 a 31-year-old Alabama lawyer mwrn* Alabama jury ordered the The first lecture in the series million to endow the chair. with a thriving mail order and book publishing Christian Knights of the took place Wednesday, when The group is currently with company. While snowed-in at a Cincinnati air Ku Klux Klan, its leader and four other Klansmen Notre Dame Professor Jay out funds. However, it will port one night, Dees wresded with his conscience to pay the largest judgment against a hate group, Dolan spoke to a crowd of someday receive 1500,000 and decided to become involved in the civil rights 137.8 million — money the Klan didn’t have. The willed to it by Catholics. approximately 80 people. movement. verdict bankrupted the organization, which was Dolan compared the Latino Despite the Santa Barbara “I had made up my mind. I would sell the com responsible for a 1995 conspiracy to burn down and German-Catholic experi Mission’s involvement, focus pany as soon as possible and specialize in civil the predominately black Macedonia Baptist ences in the U.S. He said group Chair Thomas Curry rights laws,” Dees wrote in his 1991 autobiogra Church. German-Catholic immigrants said all the money raised would phy A Season fo r Justice. “All the things in my life “That jury’s decision was a day of reckoning for struggled to maintain their go to UCSB for the study of that had brought me to this point, all the pulls and Catholicism, which is also the tugs of my conscience, found a singular peace. It SeeDEES, p.5 largest religion in the world; See DOLEN, p.5 1. fc X 'A 7» .- V. » A V»/1* » 2 Friday, November 3,2000 Daily Nexus
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order to get a broad range “I’m curious what the MASTER PLAN of experience.” response was to the com CUERVO COLD* • SEX ON THE BEACH Continued from p.l Student judge Bridget petition,” he said. “I’m finalists will each receive a Saltzman said she was looking forward to see No m atter where you end up — $10,000 honorarium to aid pleased with the turnout, what the jury decides. 3 in competition and partic but felt that due to the Whatever it is, we’ll get to START YOUR NIGHT AT ipation costs. The winner, complexity of some of the see how Isla Vista turns B announced in February, designs, one visit may not out in the long run.” will then receive an addi be sufficient. The 10-day exhibit will tional $10,000 for a grand “Since it was opening allow the community a total of $20,000, while the night, I wanted to be here chance to communicate to remaining four will receive to make sure there was the jurors what it feels are certificates of outstanding good attendance,” she said. the designs’ major prob merit. “I’m going to have to come lems, Katovich said. The jury, consisting of back a lot, they are very “This gets people five professionals and five intricate designs.” thinking of the possibili community members, was IVRPD Director ties of what Isla Vista is selected in order to receive Ariana Katovich said the going to look like,” she a wide range of views, second phase, occurring said. “Since comments are IVRPD Director Pegeen after the five finalists are being accepted, we hope Soutar said. selected, would take 2-3 the jury will take them “[The jury] is made up years to complete and 5-10 into consideration.” of professionals with the years to implement. experience of architectural “We should have a The [Rejvision Isla planning and a variety of locked-down vision in Vista competition exhibit home and property own three years,” she said. will be on display in ers, business professionals I.V. resident John Embarcadero Hall, located and students,” she said. Patton said he attended at 935 Embacadero del “We tried to get someone the exhibit out of curiosity Norte, through Sunday, in different disciplines in for the future of I.V. Nov. 12. The Daily Nexus Contrary to popular belief, we
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200-300 individuals, that increased recre Three to Tango ational opportunity for community mem bers. Her extensive involvement with stu ASIVCRC Endorses Candidates dent groups and nonstudent community members shows her dedication and M el Fa b i accountability to the constituency when making decisions. Ariana is clearly the most experienced candidate. On Nov. 7, not only will the names of To comply with the tax-exempt status Bush and Gore be on the ballot, but also of the Associated Students, ASIVCRC some names that might be very familiar to will not use any of its lock-in funds to you. Did you know that on Election Day, support anyone’s candidacy. However, the the names of current and former UCSB aforementioned candidates can use the students will appear on the ballot? That’s name of “ASIVCRC” on their flyers and right, if you registered locally, and if you campaign materials. live in the Isla Vista area, you will have the Through the representation of stu opportunity to cast your vote for the local dents and community members on a cam
candidates vying for the Isla Vista E R IC LISTER / DAILY NEXUS pus, community and county level, Recreation and Parks District (IVRPD). Tenants Union, Harley has a wealth of ties include creation of the I.V. ASIVCRC works toward creating a As the only elected body within Isla experience in organization efforts among Community Center and improved handi vibrant community through education, Vista, the IVRPD puts on community families and students. Harley has realistic cap accessibility in the parks. Russell’s creativity and collaboration. If anyone has programs and oversees the usage of our goals for involving the entire community other goals include enhancing the I.V. any questions about the endorsement or parks. Structurally, the IVRPD is com at IVRPD meetings. Realizing that hav Teen Center’s after school recreation pro interview process, you can contact me prised of a five-member board of direc ing bilingual interpreters at the meetings gram and making the IVRPD meetings anytime at
Letters to the editor MUST include the author’s The Reader’s Voice U FULL name, phone number, year and major. beliefs and intentions. Russell Johnson, I am personally and commitment to environmental protection, Ariana C andidate C ampaign affronted by your defamation of an environmental slo has prompted policies that have sought to protect and gan to further your deceptive political strategy. Remove restore sensitive areas in our community. She has S igns D eceive V oters your “Green” posters and replace them with signs adver encouraged ecological thinking and has worked toward Editor, Daily Nexus: tising what you really are: a liar. a sustainable and respectable I.V. while promoting activ The Isla Vista Recreation and Parks District COURTNEY ESTES, EAB ities that implement the notions of “community.” If re (IVRPD) election is an opportunity for community elected, she will continue in this light. members to run for office and serve to improve the park A S H V ote B rings Selena Gonzales (S) has worked tirelessly to bring system in I.V. It’s an opportunity for us as students to the youth of Isla Vista together, improving current pro become educated on local issues and ongoing park pro Balance and C ommitment grams to better suit the needs and wishes of I.V.’s little grams. And now, after seeing the “Vote Green — Vote ones. Selena looks to improve the accessibility of the Russell Johnson for IVRPD” signs around campus, I’ve Editor, Daily Nexus: Teen Center and will continue to develop programs that realized the election is something else: the opportunity On Nov. 7, we have die opportunity to voice our sup outreach to the children in the community. for a conniving politician to rip off the voters in our port for two critical issues facing the community — Harley Augustino (H) has been I.V.’s crusader for community. housing and the need for open space — by voting for tenants’ rights and affordable housing. He currently sits, To affiliate yourself with the green vote, you need to Ariana, Selena and Harley (ASH) for Isla Vista along with Selena, on the I.V. Tenants Union, working fall into one of two general categories: a member of the Recreation and Parks District (IVRPD). As I.V.’s only to improve the conditions of local housing woes, while Green Party, or be an environmentalist. Russell Johnson governing body, die decisions made by the IVRPD are pushing for more programs to assist and support low- is not a member of the Green Party; he is a member of decisions that stand to benefit the entire community. income renters. Harley brings with him a vision of fair the Republican Party. Russell Johnson is also not an I.V. is at a critical point in its history, where an and decent living conditions in Isla Vista. environmentalist. As an active environmentalist at unprecedented demand for housing has put a strain on By voting ASH on Nov. 7, you ensure that Isla Vista UCSB, chair of the Environmental Affairs Board and the town’s resources. W ith 20,000 people packed into Recreation and Parks District will continue to advocate five-year community member, I have never seen nor the most unique square mile in America and UCSB a cleaner and healthier living environment, strong com heard of Russell Johnson Working to preserve or protect enrollment increasing yearly, the strain will only grow. munity programs, beautiful parks and conditions that our natural resources. And after listening to the IVRPD In the face of this growth, we are forced to find a bal promote the well being of all I.V. residents. Ariana, debates in the Hub a few weeks ago, I realize that ance between the need for adequate (and affordable) Selena and Harley will tackle the tough issues that our Russell Johnson also knows nothing about how the housing and the need for open (and accessible) commu town is grappling with, and will work toward solutions environment functions in our park system. nity spaces. Many call this complex issue a divisive one, that meet everyone’s needs. To attempt to deceive voters into believing that you instead of realizing that advancing both causes benefits Remember, the more local the race, the more impor are Green is dishonest and immoral. The voters on this the whole. tant the results. Please vote for the community on Nov. campus are not stupid; we will not vote for a candidate Ariana Katovich (A) currently serves as the only stu 7. Vote ASH for IVRPD. who lacks the integrity and ethics to be honest about his dent representative on the IVRPD. W ith her passion ERIC CARDENAS Daily Nexus Friday, November3, 2000 5 ______PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT “There’s no question ically on Catholicism. ple are returning to reli DOLEN that religion plays a very “It will enrich our cur gion as an academic field Continued from p.l important part in the U.S. riculum and enrich the of study', religion is too aKTÚCSBSÍÜÓÉÑT language, believing they experience,” he said. “We intelligent life of the cam important to be ignored. would lose their religion if wanted a historian to pus by focusing on a very We talk about the impor they started speaking begin the lecture series important part of our his tance of politics, and the MICHAEL WARNKEN English. because we thought it was tory,” he said. importance of race and “The relationship important to have a histor gender, and religion is SBCC Board of Trustees between ethnicity and reli ical reference on the A set precedent sepa important, too.” gion play a complementary Catholic experience in the rating church from state is ______PAID POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT role,” he said. “They inter U.S. The Catholic Church one of the main reasons The next guest lecturer act with one another and has been and continues to many colleges do not con Father John Coleman of in the process determine be an immigrant church.” tain a large religious stud Loyola Marymount one’s identity.” Garcia said he hopes to ies department, Dolan University is scheduled to Lee Gientke Focus Group member develop more curricula and said. speak in March on his and history and Chicano new programs to focus on experience with Catholic studies Professor Mario specific areas of “There is a weariness, charities, followed by nov Catholicism, once a per kind of a coolness in inte elist and journalist Russell Johnson Garcia said American his tory highlights the nature manent chair is estab grating religion into public Demetria Martinez, who of the modem Catholic lished. Currendy, there are curriculum,” he said. “I will speak on thé Catholic Isla Vista Rec. & Parks Church. no courses focusing specif- think more and more peo- social activism in May. • Cleaner Beaches them. After Keenan’s car went into a Dees and the SPLC continue to DEES ditch, the guards dragged Keenan work against America’s hate groups • Teen Center Continued from p.l from the car by her hair and beat her and are also attacking right-wing • Fair Rents the Klan,” Dees wrote in a SPLC son. A jury found Butler responsible paramilitary groups. Dees’ most newsletter. “The verdict shows that for these actions. recent book, Gathering Storm, warns there are still some things sacred in In a press conference after the of the dangers posed by domestic Santa Barbara Bowl B u d w e is e r the county, still some lines that no trial, Idaho Gov. Dick Kempthorne terrorists, such as those responsible * # CONCERT SERIES one can cross.” said, “This verdict, by a jury of peers, for the 1995 Oklahoma City bomb This September, Dees won an represents a clear victory for the val ing. $11.26 million case against Richard ues of Idaho. We are law-abiding cit Butler’s Idaho-based Aryan Nations. izens who do not condone the vio On the SPLC’s website, Two years ago, security guards at the lence and antics of a small group of
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By Elia v A pfelbaum score,” UCSB Head Coach Paul goal off a cross in the 92nd Reporter Stumpf said. “It was just a great minute as the Irvine defender shot by her and that ball was on slipped, enabling Richey to find its way up when it hit the back of the back of the net for the team One more game separates the the net and it was still going up.” leading fourth goal of the sea UCSB women’s soccer team from son. a share in the Big West title and a Assistant Coach Mike Friesen shot at the playoffs. agreed with Stumpf about the “I’m so excited,” said Erica After the Gauchos’ amazing importance of bouncing back Perrota, who gained her fourth 2-1 overtime victory Wednesday from an early 1-0 deficit. assist of the season on Richey’s over UC Irvine on Senior Night goal. “Now we have such a good at Harder Stadium, Santa “That’s just huge,” Friesen chance to go to the playoffs.” Barbara has the opportunity to said. “Sonny [Williamson] comes win the conference title with a from City College and spent all Williamson shared her team season-culminating match summer working her butt off mate’s enthusiasm about the against Cal Poly tonight after improving. Here it is Senior dramatic win. climbing out of second to last Night, she comes with a great “This win means everything,” place only two weeks ago. goal tonight; it was just a cannon. Williamson said. “We’ve been It was exciting.” working so hard for this win, UCSB fell behind early in the and we put in all our effort and game as UCI midfielder Ariana The match continued back it showed. We definitely did it.” Downs scored off a corner kick in and, forth for the first 80 minutes, Cal Poly is the only team that the 14th minute. However, six and neither team could deliver stands between UCSB and the minutes later the Gauchos roared the go-ahead goal. Both teams playoffs tonight at 7 at Mustang back when senior forward Sondra battled in a scoreless second half, Stadium. Williamson smoked the ball into in one of the most intense- soccer the back of the net off a corner games played by the Gauchos all “We’re going to be coming lack assisted by senior defender year. off a huge win,” Phillips said. Meghann Phillips. Santa Barbara started over “It’s going to be a battle, it really whelming UCI with 10 minutes is, because if they win they go “It was critical for us in a situ left in regulation. through, and if we win we go JASON SCH O CK / DAILY NEXUS ation where we had to win, to Freshman forward Alex through, so it’s Big West Finals Gaucho midfielder Erica Perrota evades UCI defender Lauren Kim dur step right back up and even that Richey scored the game-winning Friday.” ing UCSB's 2-1 overtime victory Wednesday night at Harder Stadium. Water Polo Rides the Rave of Its Team Captain, Leading Scorer, Driver
By B r it t a n y La n g a n lot about the game while I was in goal. So Staff Writer when I came out of the goal I was a good passer, I could stay up in the water and I knew the game pretty well.” In water polo, height is an advantage, Rave’s role on the team changed again but senior driver Paul Rave doesn’t seem to this season when he was voted team cap care. tain. Rave is 5’8” and the leading scorer for “I feel like what I do matters more the #11 UCSB men’s water polo team. because I’m setting an example,” Rave “Because of my size, I have to work said.” W hat I want to teach them is how harder,” said Rave. “It’s kind of a joke on the to have fun and enjoy it and not make the team; they call me midget and shorty. Our sport into some obligation that we have to team is the smallest in the league and I’m do.” the smallest player on the team. I’ve arrived Though the team practices almost 20 where I am because I’m really competitive.” hours a week, the driver is far from being Paul didn’t stumble upon water polo burnt out, and his enthusiasm and dedica nine years ago. Growing up in Maryland tion continues to show in both the practice where water polo isn’t well known, it took and the games. Rave two years to find a team. Through “Paul’s a throwback when push comes hard work and dedication Rave became the to shove,” UCSB Head Coach Joe O ’ ALEX WARD / DAILY NEXUS goalie for the USWP National Youth team made the transition from goalie to driver. Brien said. “He’s always been a leader and and the MVP for the Eastern High School “There are three main things that I gained from being been one of the most intense guys on the team.” Championships in 1996. a goalie in high school,” Rave said. “I had to have strong Water polo and the sun brought Rave to UCSB in legs to get to the corners of the goal quickly, be a strong Rave graduates this spring and aspires to be both a 1997, and the senior’s role on the team changed when he passer to get the ball to my teammates, and I learned a high school teacher and water polo coach. Santa Barbara Looks to Bake Idaho in T-Dome Hey, Gaucho Fans, the
By K e it h Busam match would be dominated by Pepperdine early on, Staff Writer UCSB put on a display of courage that has not been 2000-01 basketball shown in the Thunderdome for quite some time and turned the tables completely. The result was a three- season is here and you Good teams find a way to win no matter what the game sweep. odds. If a key player is injured or if it is down two games Santa Barbara is hoping that it can pull out another can catch live action in to none, the team still works toward achieving its goal. clutch victory as it faces Idaho on Saturday night in This is exactly what the #15 UCSB women’s volleyball what will be its second to last road match of the regular team has been able to do this season. season. A victory is essential if UCSB is to have any the Thunderdome In the first match of the season against then #10 hope of beating out the University of the Pacific for the Arizona, Santa Barbara (18-6 overall, 9-2 in the Big Big West league crown. The Gauchos are currently in tonight at 7 as mens West) played an ugly match, but still pulled out a victo sole possession of second place. ry in five games to get the season started on the right Santa Barbara won the previous match this season foot. On Sept. 22 in the Thunderdome, the Gauchos against Idaho in four games and has never lost to the basketball faces Team found themselves down two games to none against high residents of the “Potato State” in the seven matches the ly regarded Long Beach State and somehow found a way schools have played against each other. Concept for the first to win in an improbable Comeback. On Oct. 10, the then “It must be our goal to win in three games,” fresh #5 Pepperdine Waves came to town and looked to derail man middle blocker Simone Kuhn said. “It will be hard Santa Barbara’s winning ways. When it looked as if the being on the road and having to travel, but I know we game of the year. can do it.” ,...... ft /