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.UC www.ucsdguardian.qrg VOLUME 102, ISSUE lS Juvenile Cancels, Ru ....n Premier PI.ns Visit to South Kore. to F.o.N. Fills In at Discuss Trade, Politics Wintertest Friday SEOUL, South Korea - President Vladimir Putin of Russia Low turnout does not hurt IS to arrive on Monday to cement deals for his hard-pressed econo­ performance by Lucy Pearl my, tlie first Russian leader to visit since Boris Yellsin came in 1992. By MAn SCHRADER The Russians are JUSt as eager Associate News Editor now to expand economic ties, and to find a way to payoff debts that Despite the cold winter weather outside, have grown to $1 .8 billion. But F.o.N., Sprung Monkey and Lucy Pearl they may also be looking for a warmed up the stage for all in attendance at chance to expand their role on Winterfest Friday night. both sides of the demilitarized "With the lineup change, I think the com­ mittee did a good job putting it together," said See KOREA, Page. 7 A.S. Festival Committee member Mike Hayes. c:.-: Anthorry SorrdJ. Edward Tyltr III and AnlIrmio Swtmey of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity Inc. perform an The committee that organized the concert Afriam dana at Friday's Blade History month ctltbration in the Price Center Plaza. stated that the show was supposed to feature N II II rap group juvenile, who canceled when its lead singer became ill. "juvenile said he had an ear infection and H...... tak .. ~ Event Celebrates Black History couldn't fly from Miami on Thursday," said A.S Could Be Rnal Court Co-Festivals • Coordinator Priya Mohan. "So .,.. for MIcroMft Boys and girls from Keiller Middle School move Thursday morning until Thursday night, we Price Center audien~e with African American poetry tried to find another band but it didn't happen: WASHINGTON - After years Once juvenile canceled, F.o.N signed on to of bruising setbacks before a One such student was Deandre Lester, a play the opening set as Lucy Pearl became the deeply skeptical fed~ral district Staff Writer sixth grader at Keiller Middle School, who lead act. judge, Microsoft moves upstairs in passionately read two poems written by Some of those in attendance deemed it the court house on Monday Hundreds of people gathered in the Price Langston Hughes, an African American poet unfortunate that only a small crowd showed morning. There it will find an Center Plaza last Thursday at noon to watch who became popular during the Harlem up for F.o.N.'s performance. appeals forum that in the past has the Black History Celebration. Renaissanct of the 1920s. "[t was good, although there weren't really been receptive to its antitrust The event was part of a move to increase "[ think it was a really good presentation: enough people there yet to give them the cred­ defenses, but that now could also student awareness of African Americans' con­ Lester said. "[ was [nervous) at first, but then it they deserved: said Muir sophomore Puum present potentially fatal pitfalls. tributions to American history as part of Black after [ said my first part [ wasn't that nervous: Sill. "The drummer kicks ass and I think he's Lawyers for Microsoft and its History Month. The children's performance was well only like 11 : The celebration featured various acts dis­ received by the crowd, which consisted of stu­ Similar sentiments were expressed about See MICROSOFT, Page 7 playing cultural traditions that originated dents, parents and university employees. Lucy Pearl. The band performed 15 songs, from the African continent, ranging from One spectator was Kristin LeAndre, a uni­ including their Grammy-nominated song, "I African stilt walkers and Bomani drummers to versity employee who admits she came to see Want to Dance Tonight." a step show put on by the students of the the step show, but was impressed by the chil­ "It didn't seem like there were too many Alpha Phi Alpha fraternity and a performance dren's performance. people there at the show," said Marshall Birth Control PIli for Men by the UCSD Gospel Choir. "[ thought it was great, the kids were won­ sophomore Jeff Lee. "It seemed strange to me In Development at The boys and girls of Keiller Middle derful: LeAndre said. "They were very artic­ since they are pretty well-known and they put University of MI...... ppI School were also on hand to perform a mon- ulate [for) a middle school." on a good show: . tage entitled "Facing the Rising Sun: During The Marshall Deall of Student Affairs, Regardless, the band members themselves this presentation, Mrs. Davis and her sixth OXFORD, Miss. - University Ashanti Hands, who served as the said the crowd supported them well , which grade students took center stage in the Price of Mississippi scientists are work­ MC for the event, feels that black history is an made it easier to have a good performance. Center Plaza and electrified the crowd by ing to develop a safe contraceptive important part of America's past. "[ loved the crowd," said Joi, the lead singer pill for men. reading from the works of various African­ "Today is the celebration of Black History for Lucy Pearl. "Everybody was really cool, espe- Mitchell Avery, a University of American poets, writers and leaders, including Harriet Tubman and Langston Hughes. Mississippi professor of chemistry, See HISTORY, Page 2 See WINTERFEST, Page 2 and Theresa johnson, a third-year grad student, hope to develop a compound capable of killing Student Athletes Voice Cone'erns at Open Forum sperm cells without affecting other parts of the body. Idea lly they will develop a safe Conference aims to solve problems such as conflicting academic and athletic commitments alternative to the steroid-based By GEOFF DlmllCH Director Ken Grosse and Warren to travel, professors allow them to game days or travel. hoping they do compounds on which most re­ Staff Writer College Provost David jordan were take exams prior to departure or not actually get sick and need to be search has focused. present to respond to the numer­ upon return. absent from class. johnson intends to produce a UCSD students gathered ous issues and questions brought The main concern among ath­ The general consensus among compound that is reversible and Thursday evening to express con­ forth by those in attendance. letes in attendance was having to student athletes at the forum was can .stop sperm without affecting cern over the increasing difficul­ The fundamental problem is choose between taking an exam that academics have and always other body tissue and organs. ties of balancing academics and that there is no university-wide or participating in a competition. will take precedence over athletics, intercollegiate athletics. policy concerning missed class Men's tennis team captain but compromise should not be - Daily Mississippian The open forum, held at the work due to travel and competi­ Everett Schroeter noted that his such an uphill battle. J-K. Wood conference room on the tion. Professors have full jurisdic­ team has been at less than full Student athletes complained Warren campus. was sponsored by tion over the academic procedures strength on numerous occasions that some professors are under the the Warren College Community in their class and this leads to because of players needing to take impression that athletes at UCSD Development Council. varying standards for different stu­ exams for which professors would are athletes firsts and scholars sec­ Suzie Asfoor of the Community dents, resulting in confusion. not allow a compromise. ond. jordan, Edwards and Grosse "The night as a whole Development Council organized The forum was an attempt to Another problem addressed was made it clear that the opposite is the forum to begin a dialogue better understand these problems compulsory attendance policies in true. was a let down. I wish between student athletes, the ath­ so they can be corrected. mandatory classes such as Caroline .Kim of the Resident I went to the library." letic department and the UCSD Student athletes spoke of the Dimensions of Culture and Dean Advisory Board also said that administration on how they can problems that occur when inter­ Making of the Modern World. With the forum had been beneficial. - ....., come together to better serve the collegiate competitions occur priority registration, many conflicts "This was a good starting point .. needs of student athletes. simultaneously with classes and have been avoided, but they still to educate athletes: Kim said. "This Muir sophomore UCSD Ath[etic Director Earl exams. Most of the time, when occur. Student athletes will often is an issue that can be resolved, but See Wlnterfest story at right Edwards, Assistant , Athletic athletes have to miss an exam due use their allowable absences on we have to work on it: 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Monday, February 26, 2001 Monday, February 26, 2001 The UCSD Guardian NEWS 3 Winterfest: Power crisis caused ETCETERA LIGHTS & SIRENS technical difJUulties Lights & Sirens is a Services and Fire Marshal '1fiTIl notified. - .,BlB Continued from ..... 1 ..In ,,, VIIICIIII' IUM!II selection of entries com­ cially since most did not know me: Editor in Chief piled from the log book of scHOOL the UCSD Pol ice Friday, Feb. 23 Lucy Pearl's set did, however, have ... _.AUION_ 9:38 a.m.: A staff Department. UCSD crime some technical difficulties. During a MtI1IIIfling Editors member reported the con­ part of their performance the front statistics can be attained .--..IPOIIIO • .-...y WIIIII by all persons from the tinuous theft of cash from speakers did not work due to Copll Editors Espresso Roma through­ California's current power shortage. Police Department or at ...... L~ http://police.ucsd.edu out the year 2000 . Even 'so, loi said the crowd was not News Editor 2:15 p.m.: Officers impacted by such problems. AID J. La • un ICIIIADIIt arrested a 20-year-Old "I thought the performance was Associate News Editors Tuesday, Feb. 20 female student in Lot 405 cool: she said. "It was a lot of energy for misus'e of a handi­ and good. I usually don't like to play in 8:01 a.m.: A staff member reported vandal­ capped person placard. gym nasiums because the sound is so Cited and released. shitty, but even with th e ~echnica l ~if­ ism to a door at UC202. Damage: $100. 2:36 p.m.: A student reported the theft of ficulties, the crowd was stili responsive a dark green Mongoose B18 bicycle from the and they must have heard something 12:10 p.m.: A 29-year-old male nonaffili­ ate lost consciousness after being hit in the Discovery Hall bike racks. Loss: $100. they liked." 10:12 p.m.: Officers arrested a 21-¥ear­ In between the sets of Sprung head while surfing at Black's Beach. Transported to Scripps Memorial Hospital by old male student for driving under the influ­ Monkey and Lucy Pearl , each college ence of alcohol at Gilman Drive and Russell presented a short skit on stage designed paramedics. 5:05 p.m.: A nonaffiliate reported the loss Lane. Booked into County Jail. to increase the participation and energy 11:40 p.m.: A nonaffiliate reported the of the audience. Although no college of a German driver's license and a German .....-A 8AN8CtI.lY identification card off campus. theft of a gold ·91 Honda Accord from Lot was declared the winner, Mohan said Associate Features Editor 102. Loss:$7,BOO. the event. "Mascot Mayhem: accom­ 5:31 p.m:: Units and the San Diego Fire ...... JOIIPtIUI Department responded to a fire on Regents 11:08 p.m.: Officers detained a 22-year­ plished what it was designed to do. Hiatus Editors Road : Caused by unattended cooking food . old male student at RIMAC Arena for being "It was nice to see some creative, CIIAIILII1IIAN drunk in public . Transported to detox . crazy people at UCSD who wanted to Design Editor Maintf1n~nce notified. entertain the students: she said. - 11:10 p.m.: A female student reported MIlD PII.Z .tleing raped at Revelle college. Saturday, Feb. 24 New York ~221 Tok~o ~480 "lEach college] had a good time with Photo Editor 2:11 a.m.: Officers detained a 22-year-Old them and th e crowd had a good time SKY PIIOI1INION male nonaffiliate at Harlan Hall for being right along with them." WedneidlY, Feb. 21 Graphics Editor drunk in public . Ordered off campus for seven Madrid ~ 438 C-a;ta Rica ~ 49 1 As part of the skits, Muir College 3:41 p.m.: A staff member re ported days. Transported to detox. Council Chair Cristina Villegas per­ ...... receiving an annoying phone call at the San We6Editor 10:00 I.m.: A staff member reported van­ fonned onstage as cupid to advertise the Diego Supercomputer Center. I-Ionolulu ~327 London ~358 dalism to a clock at York Hall. Loss: $50. upcoming A.S. Loveline event featuring ...... 11:44 p.m.: Officers detained an 18-year­ old female student on Voigt Drive at the Dr. Drew and Adam Corrola March 7. Plllsa BIIIIII.n_. Shannon Cutle. Anaell C.. ~er . Pari~ ~435 Sunday, Feb. 25 • gydne~ ~961 For some. this was one of the high­ Theodore Dokko. Bertrand Fin. Casandra Canyonview Pool for being a danger to herself Pierce. Arln Secta. SImone Santini. JesslCI 2:29 a.m.: Officers arrested a 2().year-old lights of th e show. "I want to see that Scheppmann. B~an Welles. Rebecci Wood and others. Transported to County Mental male nonaffiliate at Expedition Way and North cupid at Loveline right here at RIMAC Health. Mexic o Cit~ ~265 f:rankfurt ~377 Kyle Blebeshelmer...... Valerie Burns. Jacqueline Torrey Pines Road for driving under the influ­ in her sui t." said Revelle junior Tatun Cheuna. Gloria Chunl. Geoff Dlelrlch • .JessIcl ence of alcohol. Transported to Central Jail. Bajaj . Thursday, Feb. 22 Krullk_. Patrick Lee. Rlndy Ue. Stew 3:29 I.m.: An 18-year-old male student However. not everyone was in Lehtonen. Lara MOICrip. P ... n.. Taheri . Arvlnd 4:40 p.m.: A student reported the theft of v.... Jacob W_man. Kelly Wane suffered possible alcohol poisoning at Pepper UCSD PRICE CENTER agreement over the success of this a cell phone from the Marshall Apartments. MII_•• Canyon Apartments. Subject refused medical yea r's Winterfest. BRIEFLY Lan Brown. ZhI-Nlna uq. M_ Plllkh. Loss: $100. 858-452-0630 "The night as a whole was a let Andrew Quadrf. sma Sal....,. 10:22 p.m.: Units and the San Diego Fire treatment. Ruth Tana. Ed Wu [email protected] down: said Muir sophomQre Rob Department responded to a fire at th~ - Compiled by Lauren I. Coartney, Buckley. "I wish I went to the library." Supercomputer Center Gets New Brain COPY"- Mandell Weiss Theater. Caused by an electri­ M... yam Blnlhasllemi . Yoko 11.. 1 . Melinda News Editor www.counciltravel.com The answer to such complaints Lachance. M ....arat O·NelII. Andrew Qu8drl . cal short in stage lighting. Physical Plant . UCSO Chancellor Robert C. Dynes announced may be an increased budget for the UCSD Helps p....u Prepare ~ festiva ls staff. last Wednesday that, come Feb. 23, Sid Karin, Tyler Huff. Lyon Uew. Jayme del Rosario. the founding director of the San Diego Tllelr CIlIIdr_ for Col.... Leo Der Stepanlans. Briln MOChadam "The programming staff really can't Supercomputer Center and the National go out ane get a big name because they ' Enhancing Student Preparation for College: II.&.UI1IIA1.s . Partnership for Advanced Computational a conference offered Melissa C'-. Mike COllins. Austin Hila. Tim are financially limited as to who they to San Diego parents to Kane . KenrIck LOIIni . Alice Un. J_ P. Infrastructure, would become the new senior Pascual. AnJa Scherer. Coartney Takashlml. ca n get," said Marshall junior Bryan help them prepare their children for college, will strategic advisor to the director of the center. Kristin Withers Fisher. "It woulg serve everyone's needs take place on Saturday, 'March 31 at Woodland Additional changes include Francine Berman if the school budgeted them more Park Middle School at 8 :30 a.m. signing on as new director of SDSC and NPACI. ....u ..... money and they put on a great show. If The Early Academic Outreach Program at BusiMss Manager Karin has served as the director of the center they do a good job with the money they UCSD will sponsor the conference, which is _-.....z for 16 years and has made the center an inter­ get now. imagine what would happen aimed at familiarizing local parents about the Advertising Art Director nationally respected laboratory for computation­ college application process, admission require­ with increased funding." _CAIWIUI al science and technology. He was also instru­ ments and other education options in California Advertising Manager mental in the successful proposal that lead to besides the University of California. RWllCIIOI UCSD's hosting of NPACI. After Karin 's signifi­ Parents are encouraged to attend with their Assistant Business Manager cant contributions, he desired to return to children. History: hands-on research, and the new position will For reservations or more Information, contact allow him to do so. Jackson at (858) 822-4252 or Marshall college sponsored Berman has worked with UCSD since 1984 [email protected] by Monday, March 19. ADvansIN8 ...... UlYOUJ black history celebration and was the founder of UCSD's Parallel Katie Keenan. Philip Lee Computation and Grid Computing Laboratories. Atkinson U..... Students to c.cuunoN AUIS1IUnI ContInued from .... 1 Matl_ Bechtel. A_ Chantr•• Phyllis Chu. UCSO·s PREMIERE: Take Advantag. of Calanmts ar.. Emmanuel. C... rle E_IIII. Kelly Month and African Am erican cul­ Power Conservation SaV•• Mlrmau&l1 . Sean Slattery ture," Hands said. "We just wa nted to UC President Richard C. Atkinson urged stu­ ...... -r NIGHT CLUB UCSD More Tllen $8,000 a Day dents Friday to take advantage of the state's A_Chlnt,. provide the opportunity for our cam­ The Office of the Vice Chancellor announced pus to be exposed to all the rich tra­ CalGrant program, which provides million of dollars Friday that through campuswide efforts to con­ in financial aid to California college students every dition through music, dance and the serve power by shutting off lights and appli­ spoken word." year, before the March 2 application deadline. ances, UCSD saved 10 percent in energy. This For many students, the celebration Atkinson stressed that students meeting the helped all Californians keep their lights on and requirements could possibly have their total of black history is truly important. has led to a savings of over $8,000 per day for tuition needs African Americans' role in American met and that unlike loans, grants the university, which is the third-largest con­ not need to be repaid. ' history is often minimized or, in some do sumer of electricity in San Diego Gas & ca ses. forgonen . The CalGrant program pays up to $9,700 Electric's territory. toward tuition and fees to students attending !rs " We can certainly always do The state electric system operator has private institutions and up to $1,550 for those UCSD more: Hands said. "' think we do replaced the Stage 3 emergency, which lasted attending California community colleges_ make a nice effort on campus, but I TIle UCSO a..dlnll ...,.~ MondIIyI and for 29 consecutive days, with a less critical TIIurIdIp dunn& IN __ ~ and for lhe think when we really feel that the Some basic requirements for the program Stage 1 emergency. include being a legal California resident, attend­ Mudlntl 01 UCSO. ReorocIuCllon 011l1li ..._ level of diversity has been achieved In lIlY form. w_1n _ or In 1*1. w~_ Jack Hug of the Office of the Vice that we would all anticipate, Iblack Ing a quallfyJng California post-secondary insti­ permilllon II Mrlctly "'_ed. • 2000. III ~htl Chancellor emphasized that the crisis is not __• TIle UCSO GuIrIhn II no! ,...-far @9 ':OOpm history] would be woven into the tution, being enrolled at least half-time and not over and that continued cooperation by the viewthe ret ...... -n oI"-~ed_ dD nIII1UIC!iPI" not __ 04' .tIy,...,. . The overall curriculum and not just be a being in default on a student loan. campus will be necessary to further the The programs offer both • A· and • B· grants, .,. tile opinions of nw UCSO ~ . tile Wed. F'eb . 281 specific department or separate progress during the remainder of California's given depending on a student's education status U""'-Y of C_. or tile AuoclMed Stucllntl. issue." TIle UCSO _ II _1OIeIy ~ _llIre. energy crisis. 7 ffJpn in Porter's Pub Nneka Udoh, a Warren junior, and grade point average. CIlllIIn BIIt ... and Mill... Mean are In tile _. pWl:StUGE I7W4 admits being troubled that black his­ For more infonnat ion . • tory is not always seen as a part of General Editorial: 534-6581 call8Z2~ American history. News and Feluns: 534-5226 Opinion. Sports and PhOto: 534-6582 "Black history is American history, Hiatus: 534-6583 and I don't understand why we have Advertlll,. Ofllce: 534-3466 Fa.: 534-7691 to take the time to celebrate black $19 history on this token month: Udoh e-mail: edIt~sdlulfT1lan.or, said. "Why can't we celebrate black web: IJftp://w_.ucsdlullfdlln.or, history every single day?" The Black History Celebration UCSD a...... , 9100 was sponsored in part by Marshall Oilmen ~ 031.8, college and the Cultural Association LII JoIfa, CA 92093-0318 Uniting Students through Education, Aclual lontlon: Second Floor. UCSO better known as C.A.U.S.E. Student Center 8ullll,. ·A·. Rm. 217 40PINIO The UCSD Guardian Monday, February 26, 2001 Monday, February 26, 2001 The UCSD Guardian OPINION 5 Uberals Unfairly Accuse Bush Ceres Would Not Be Happy the entertai nment of readers th an co nveya nce of meaningful Springer. "You want to go see a buy "Oat Loops" to save $3, bring thought and discussion. I speak movie?" "Shh, It's 'My Girlfriend it home, and the kid's gonna say, now of their articles co ncerning Stop is a Demonic Star Wars Freak' "Where's the Cheerios? What the Presiden t George W. Bush on Feb. hell is this crap? I want Cheerios!" Return Visit. Have some Golden 20,2001 . PINION That! Grahams." I never realized how much the Briefly, Baharian condemns My favorite is those people cereal companies were ripping Bush for speaking at the infamous BERTRAND FAN that are co nvinced that their me off with the prizes until I was Bob Jones University (an institu­ cereal is good for them: "I eat about 17. I remember I'd go tion widely known for its discrimi­ tried finding something to Wheaties. One day I'll be able to down the cereal aisle choosing natory policy on interracial dating). eat for breakfast today, and I get into a fjght and come out which prizes I wanted. The cere­ and Wikn er (apparently never hav ­ I discovered that rn.y newest alive!" One glance at the ingredi­ al didn 't matter; I wasn't going to ing studied Bush's resume) pillories cereal is an Apple Jacks trial size ents would tell them that a bowl eat half of it anyway. Then we'd him as incompetent, decrying his they sent in the mail last year. fulfills 80 percent of their daily get home and I'd open up the box lack of oratorical ski ll s. and dig for the prize. It was Someone had opened it and let it intake of sugar. Take Honey Letters t~~ Editor I would like to add ress Wikn ­ Bunches of Oats, for example. always at the very bottom and ~ OMM1TTING go soft. Now that I think about it, The Guardian welcomes letters from er's arguments first. Wikn er seems I don 't think I've ever actually Someone with an IQ under 7S you got all these crumbs all over its readers. All letters must be no to believe that simple oratorical finished a box of cereal - it might mistake nly believe that it your hand while you were dig­ longer than 500 words, typed, double­ skills are synonymous with com­ either goes soft or I get really sick has some nutritional value. I ging for it. Wow! A Secret spaced and signed. Letters must also contain a phone number. We reserve petence, and because the presi­ of it. The worst are those huge mean, it tastes pretty good, but Decoder Ring! dent is not as gifted a speaker as I'm not under so me delusion That's why I don't understand the right to edit for length and clarity. three-packs of cereal at Price Letters may be dropped off at the his predecessor, hi s political com­ FO Club. You eat one box and then that it's any better than Sugar how Kix survived. They actually Guardian office on the second floor of petence is brought into question. you say, "I really don 't like Frost­ Coated Sugar Cubes. advertise that they don't have a the Student Center. Send all letters To this, I might direct Wikn er to a prize. That's almost as stupid as ed Flakes any more. I thought I One cereal I really liked was to: rather good book, "I, Cladius," did, but now I don't." this one with little ice cream those Sprite commercials. Sprite The UCSD Guardian Opinion Editor written by Robert Graves, which Another thing they have at' cones. There were actually Iinle ice commercials make fun of all the describes a far worse speaker than Price CI ub are those variety cream cones with artificial vanilla­ techniques that their parent 9500 Gilman Dr. 0316 No matter how heinous the crime, children are still children. La )olla, CA 92093-0316 Bush (Claudius Caeser) who - Children that commit adult crimes such as first degree murder packs of cereal, but then some­ flavored ice cream on top. You company, Coca-Cola, uses. Imag­ Fax: (858) 534-7691 despite a speech impediment - ine if they ran both ads in a row. one ends up eating all the good could only find it at Pic-N-Save e-mail: letters"ucsdguardian.org rose to become one of the greatest should be charged as adults and pay for their horrible actions and should go through rehabilitation programs The biggest rip-off I can -ones, and you wake up one day, though, because the FDA proba­ emperors of Rome. and you're deciding between bly pulled it out of the' market a remember was the time Wheaties Editor: By MARY ONELIA ESTUDILLO lives because we refuse to punish. By JACOB WASSERMAN rocks. When you and your friends are done It is both shocking and alarming. Wikner seems to neglect the Many juvenile court sentences have with this nursery worker lying by the side of Special K and Cheerios. I tried week after it came out. I don't had a $1,000,000 contest. Buying fact that Bush held a gubernatorial Staff Wflter Staff Writer Wheaties was like buying a lottery for any fair-minded student to read amounted to nothing but a mere slap on the road under a Carmel Valley overpass, Glape Nuts once because the remember what it was called, but it role in the United States ... gover­ people eating Grape Nuts on the probably had "Product of Mexico' ticket. And we wonder why Amer­ amid the pages of our university It is not a war on youth. It is a battle the wrist for many young offenders. The Wednesday, July 5, 2000, somewhere you go and find another. And another. And newspaper, the Guardian, the nor of the state of Texas, that he in San Diego: Last night was the fireworks, another. And another. co mmercials seemed to be hav­ stamped all over the box. ica has a gambling addiction. was a graduate of Yale University against the immeasurable loss of human juvenile court is no longer capable of pro-­ Another thing I don't like extre mely offensive sort of condem­ viding the individualized attent ion that it and tonight you 're halfway between one You call them "beaners" as you deliver ing a good time, and then I dis­ If you're ever eating Cookie and is an officer and a pilot of the life. personal security and wasted human Crisp and you find four or five of about cereal is how soggy it nations that are more akin to rabid, resources. When juve- first sought out to do and weekend and the next, blow after blow. And you covered that Grape Nuts has no Air National Guard. Wikner seems grape flavor and contains no those things melted together, don't gets. By the time you finish journalistic McCarthyism than the nilt: court preservation­ can no longer easi ly help and you're riding in a car do not think of your to base his en tire argument upon nuts. I seriously should consult eat it. I've had very bad experiences pouring the milk, half the cereal articulate arguments that mark Ists label YOlllh punish­ at-risk offenders who are with you .. friends, looking bright future that has rather vague incidents of slips of my lawyer about that. It was basi­ with masses of Cookie Crisp. in it can no longer be classified quality collegiate newspapers ment lI1itiatives as repre­ threats even after their for a little excitement, and slipped away like the sun throughout the United States. the tongue. juvenile sentences. Laws you're 14 years old, and over the horizon of cally just a bunch of wheat health Cookie Crisp is also a very expen­ as crispy. Even Chex gets soggy. Now turning to Baharian's arti ­ sentative of moral bank­ I distinctly remember leaving a It seems that Ms. Baharian and were first created to han­ yo u have most of th e McGonigle Canyon. crap; it tasted horrible. [ wouldn't sive cereal. It's something like S4 cle, which describes Bush's speech ruptcy and blame disin­ bowl of Chex for about two Mr. Wikner - for what appears to terested corporations dle small cases such as summer and most of your But wait. This isn 't eat another bowl of that if you for a box. But if I was r.own at at Bob Jon es University. To her paid me. Fedco or wherever it is where they minutes and coming back very be a lack of something to write - and white, wealthy com­ truancy, shoplifting and life stretched out ahead of your story. Hopefully you must turn to pillorying the U.S. credit, Baharian presents far more con don't know the sou nd Ever notice how some people have the generic cereals, I'd still get disappointed. And what's with munities for disenfran­ vandalism . These laws are you on the road. GUARDIAN OPINION research than Wikner, but with far don't quite grasp the concept of it over "Cookie-Like Bits." It's those people who add sugar to president to fill their columns. It chising the youth, peo­ now archaic, as they do It's that period of your made by a baseball bat would appear to the reader that less substance. not have the ability life when co nnecting with the flesh putting cereal in milk? You go to hilario us - they have Cheerios their cereal? That's like adding Her statement that "i t is clear ple of color and the right next to "Oat Loops', and you both writers accrue to the poor, they fail to put themselves in the to handle today's violent crimes. time runs haywire; a of a 60-year-old man. I don 't either, but their house and all they do is eat dry cereal and watch Jerry know some stupid parent is gonna See COLUMN, Page 6 "tabloid " school of journalistic position of the ddughters who~e Dart­ Tougher crimes call for tougher whole month's plan­ Jason Beever and his friends might. Accord­ thought ... concerned more with See LETTERS, Page 6 mouth parents were brutally stabbed in measures. Rehab centers hav~ ning goes into a single ing to the San Diego Police Departmen t and Ihe head and chest by 16- and 17 -year-old had little influence on five-minute slow dance; a other authorities, Beever and seven other boys. The)' forget the pain of the yOLiths. The cOLillselors one-hour history test feels boys are responsible for actions very similar Columbille shootings. They forget to put that deal with our youth longer than the three days to those described above. themselves in the shoes of a parent whose are lI1experienced and do you spent studying. Tonight Beever, 14, is the youngest of the group. S-year-old daughter was killed for her not have the skills to can't possibly last long His companions are Michael A. Rose, lS; bike. They forget that a cri me is a crime, co unteract their behavior. enough. Everyone you are Morgan V Mandul ey, 15 ; Steven j. Deboer, regardless of the offender's age. They for­ For so me vio lent yo uths, cruising with is a year or two 17; Nicholas P. Fileccia, 16; Bradly H. David­ get that sometimes, the crimi nal justice rehabilitation is the easy older than you, and you are ofSky, 16; Kevin S. Williams, 15; and Adam system works harder for the criminal than one of the gang, and this is a M. Ketsdever, 16. Some of these children the victim . See PRO, Page 6 good time! may have been unwilling participants. Some Now. don't get me wrong. I do not And, in the blink of of these children may have hidden in the car believe that institlltionalization is a solu­ your adolescent mind's while others attacked five Latino men, tion to America's social problems. I am a eye, you and your seven whose ages range from Sl to 69. Some of strong advocate of rehabilitation and sec­ friends are viciously these children may have used BB guns to ond chances. There has been many a time beating an old man. shoot their victims point blank, in the face. Technical Services 111 my life, as I'm sure th ere has been in He is an immigrant, All of them stand accused of assault and hate everyone else's, that being given the sec­ but maybe you cri mes. None has been found guilty yet. ond chance has made the difference. But I don 't know that as VVednesday,Feb. 7,2001 , so~ewherei n Computer Repair do believe, however trite this may sound, you bru ise his San Diego: Seven months ago a horrible that if you do an adult crime, you do adult brown skin. You series of actions turned your son's life into a time. Minors that commit certain serious and your nightmare, and this morning you hold your crimes should be tried as adults. friends use breath and pray for the California Court of Violent, preventable crim es by minors baseball bats. Appea ls to make the right decision, to help have long plagued America's la rger cities And BB you undo a mistake that you and millions of but have scarcely been punished because guns. And other Californians made almost a year ago. of the age of th e perpetrators. Protected by You bitterly regret the vote you cast last a lenient and highly outdated juvenile jus­ March for Proposition 21, the Juvenile tice system , violent youth have taken Crime Initiative. You understand advantage of such benefits and have run now that it is a bad law, a mon­ Technical Services rampant in our cities. High profile slayings strous and - you hope - an arc quite the norm on the evening news, unconstitutional law, one a division of and every once in a while, disaster strikes that threatens you r and we lose a large number of lives at the son with a maxi­ Academic · hands of young offenders. And sadly, na'ive mum prison sen­ Computing America con tinues to lose more and more tence equal to lives at the hands of reckless teens and his 15 years of Services repeat offcndcrs because we choose to give age. This possibiliry them as many chances as they need so long as they are not legal adults. Unfo rtu­ See CON, Page 6 atdy, we have to lose and destroy more Computer and printer repair for UCSD faculty, staff and studenl$ On site service On-campuslocalion: Room 1412 APM Website: http://techserv.ucsd.edu Email: [email protected]. Phone: (858)534-4057

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toughen the system and hold articles from the Union -Tribune Pro: so meone responsible. Minors Con: and The North County TImes. You Column: must be fully culpable for thei r are appalled ·as the ugly details of Breakfast leaves to be Kids slwuld face up to behavior if we are to deter future No easy answers for the crime unfold. And yet you more their crimes delinquents from committing criminal children agree with Linda Hills, the execu­ desired vio lent crimes. Setting this tive director of the San Diego continued frOlll ..... 4 exam pl e and making it known continued rr...... 4 ACLU, who stated, "Hate crimes ...... ed "...... I way Ollt. Some youths are even that our cities will, indeed, be fills you with dread. You know the shduld certainly be vigorously MSG to Chinese takeout. & NATION known to co mmit crimes with ­ tough on crimes, will serve as a terrible reality your son may face in prosecuted and all possible steps The award for worst cereal of out thought because they know wake-up ca ll. Like the three an adult prison. When he gets out, should be taken to prevent them, all time goes to Shredded Wheat. they cannot be tried as ad ults. strikes law, the threat of a harsh if he gets out, he will be older than but the constitutional rights of Don't get me wrong - Bite-Sized to the law of an titrust," said attorneys general to a beat hasty Eventually, many young offend­ sentence will most certainly you were when he was born. the accused minors should not be Frosted Shreaded Wheat is great Microsoft: Kenneth W. Starr, th e former retreat or accept a settlement less ers who go through juveni le sys­ make children think twice If the statistics provided by Jef­ trampled in the process: . - but Shredded Wheat alone is Partying Like It's 1999: Whitewater independent counsel painful for the company. Bush tems do not end up rehabilitated before they commit violent frey Fagan et al. on the American But again, this is not your the stupidest cereal I've ever seen. Microsoft was ordered to who has filed a brief supporting administration officials have and , as a result, turn back to crimes. Civil Liberties Union Web site story. This is my story. I am the How can you expect people to No Recession in Vegas split in two in 2000 the breakup of Microsoft. decided to awai t the decision cri me. In many jurisdictions, a Since 1993, at least 43 states hold true, your son will be 40 per­ one who writes articles like this break it into spoon-sized pieces? Last yea r, U.S. District Judge before returning to the bargaining child may have to commit 10 to have passed laws making it easier cent more likely to be rearrested one to help pay the rent. I am You know some kid is jus~ going to LAS VEGAS - [t can get very they were unsure about the need ContI.ed frORI ..... 1 Thomas Penfield Jackson order­ table. 15 serious crimes before any­ for children to be tried as adults. than if he had been sentenced to the one infuriated by the fact break it in half and choke trying to crowded here with people spending for tax cuts and supported Bush's adversaries at the Justice ed Microsoft to be split into two A central issue in the argu­ thing is actua lly done to him . A juvenile justice bill is currently the juvenile justice system. While that more of my hard-earned tax swallow one of those things. It's money as if they were all rich. plan, if they supported it at all, only Department will begin two days of companies after finding that it had ments will almost certainly be Children are killed by chil­ awaiting final Congressional behind bars, his chances of being dollars go to prisons than to just a lawsuit waiting to happen. The walkway connecting Bellagio if the cuts were limited. Few cared oral arguments before seven repeatedly bullied rivals and vio­ whether many conclusions by dren . Teens are killed by teens. approval and contains similar attacked with a weapon will go up higher education. I am the one Maybe all of their sales are based and Caesars Palace, two of the fanci ­ to discuss the president's proposal judges of the U.S. Circuit Court of lated the Sherman Antitrust Act. Jackson - like one that Microsoft And still we refuse to punish measures for the federal system. by 50 percent. His chances of who is scared that some of the on elementary schools dying it est casino resorts, got so jammed on to repeal the estate tax" And when Appeals for the District of Microsoft has countered that is a monopolist that improperly them because "they are too young Proposition 21, from last year's being beaten by staff will increase inner-city children I helped green and making it into really Saturday night that at one point asked what they thought of the Columbia in a case of historic Jackson committed a raft of pro­ exercised its market power - are to understand that what they are California elections, was passed by 200 percent. The odds that learn to read may be jailed for cheesy Christmas tree ornaments. • everyone had to stop and wait. The sinking economy, most people said dimensions for consumers, the cedural and substantive errors conclusions of law that can be eas­ doing is wrong." An excuse most and, although it has stirred much your son will suffer a sexual life before they have a chance to Cap'n Crunch sticks to your mall at the Venetian, which has the the economy was not sinking at all. computer industry and the law. and that he was biased against it. ily reversed, or conclusions of fact heard from parents, it is also an' opposition and controversy, it assault will rise 500 percent. graduate. I am the one who mouth after eating e'nough of it. same stores found in many upscale "I see a lot of people here and "There can be no doubt, the Microsoft's lawyers are hoping that must be accorded deference. excuse too often heard after lives has molded the image that soci­ But wait. This isn't your story prays for the overturning of the The Crunch berries taste really malls, was as full as any shopping they all seem to be spending money D.C. Circuit is treating this as an for a big win in the appeals court, are lost and ruined. Without a ety will have no tolerance for either. You don't recall any earth­ rest of Proposition 21. I am the artificial after a certain period of center could hope to be on and having a good time: said epic case of profound importance forcing the new leadership at the - Steven Labaton tougher punishment system, crime. The cost of implementing shattering decisions made two­ one who fears our society's dra­ time and you start to wonder Christmas Eve. The Paris, the .Marie Bruno, while a bride and to the national economy but also Justice Department and 19 state The New York TImes society is left with a high percent­ such measures will never even and-a-half weeks ago. Neither do I. conian willingness to ignore what's really in them. Aladdin, Bally's, the Strip: all packed. groom, a family of six and a bus­ age of delinquents and a rising reach the immeasurable cost of [t was Debra Manduley, mother of human reality and abrogate Then there's Raisin Bran. [f you [f the economy is flattening out road of tourists passed her slot percentage of crime victims. lives lost. Morgan Manduley, who had cause human rights in its blind search live in any normal household, by and Americans dre cutting back, machine at Caesars. . For many victims, the juvenile In the words of former Cali­ to gasp with relief when the court for simple, comfortable answers. the time you get to the Raisin Bran , you would never know it from vis­ "I'm not winning, I'm spend­ between czarist Russia and Korea North Korea" but those expecta­ COllrt systems have been a far cry fornia Gov. Pete Wilson, we have ruled against Proposition 21. Whenever you read this, someone has painstakingly taken iting the easiest place in the coun­ ing," she said in a New York accent Korea: in the 19th century." tions have not been rea li zed, said from justice. Families of murder to act "decisively to retake [ourl The appellate court found that whcrner you arc: You hold this out all of the Raisins and you're left try to publicly throwaway cash. that 10 years in Fort Lauderdale, Against that background, Kim Duk-joo, a specia li st in victims, rape targets and victims neighborhoods .... " If we are to prosecutors should not decide newspaper in your hand and you with crappy bran. A week of bad economic news - Fla., had not changed. "But I have a Putin is expected to President Kim Dae-jung's efforts at Russian affairs at the Institute of of other serious crimes have been si ncerely make an effort to keep when to treat a child as an adult. read this sentence and you try to Cocoa Pebbles are pretty good, inflauon increasing at the fastest great time here. I'm not worried. address Russian trade reconciliation with the North are Foreign Affairs and National left abandoned without a sense of our cities safer, all of America That decision belongs to the figure out what you are supposed but after a while you look at your pace in 10 months, the price of nat­ The economy is in great shape. The expected to be a major topic. Putin Security. "The Russians should closure, a sense of protection. has to understand that youth impartial judicial branch , not the to take away from this article. You milk and you say, "This isn 't milk. ural gas posting its sharpest record­ stock market is the only bad thing, c.wtIRcsed "...... 1 is also expected to stress h is oppo­ participate in a dialogue on peace­ Some feel like their loss was left may not be adults, but they are district attorneys, whose job nec­ aren't sure you understand what all [t looks like mud: And you start ed increase ever, economists sound­ and that'll bounce back: zone that has divided the penin­ sition to the American plan for a ful coexistence." unacknowledged. Indeed, in such certainly capable of committing essarily makes them biased. the words mean. You are sure you thinking about all the Cocoa Peb­ ing alarm bells about sagging con­ Most people interviewed here' sula since the Korean War. national missile defense. A danger But the Russian need for trade a leniant juvenile system, victims crimes. The crime that a 16- Proposition 21 still allows stiffer don't understand what all the facts bles commercials and for all inten­ sumer confidence - did little to said the same. Richard Smucker of "Putin's desire is to reintro­ from North Korea has been cited and investment is also expected to are more often than not left unac­ year-old commits is no different penalties for petty vandalism, mean, or even what they are. You sive purposes, when Fred and Bar­ deflate the exuberance of the tourists Medina, Ohio, the president and duce Russia into the scene." said by Americans to explain why such be high on Putin's agenda. espe­ knowledged . Most people agree than that of a 60-year-old - broad police discretion to treat think of a brittle old man bleeding ney are in the jungle, it is mud. who flock to Las Vegas. Men tossed chief executive of the jam and jelly Robert Scalapino, a professor at a system is needed. cially the development of natural with Sterling Burnett of the thus, there should be no reason children as gang members, and on the roadside and you want pun­ You're drinking mud. That's why [ $100 bills at the craps tables at company that bears his name, was the University of California at The prospect of discussion of a gas in Irkutsk, with Moscow pro­ Na ti onal Center for Policy Analy­ to treat them differently. Second other potentially abusive practices. ishment, vengeance, justice. You don't eat Cocoa Pebbles, or any Bellagio, lost it all in one bad roll of attending a conference for chain Berkeley and an expert on the tradeoff reflecting the policy aims moting a pipeline through North sis in : "The only way to chances will come accordi ngly, Wednesday, Feb. 21, 2001, think of a skinny little boy being cocoa product for that matter. the dice and laughed. The restau­ restaurants and their suppliers. He region. of both leaders means the meeting Korea to South Korea, and a treat th e victim as a full human but accountability should come somewhere in La Jolla: You raped in a concrete cell and you [s there anyone who actually rants, the cafes and the buffets had said he was sure that the recent Andrei Osmakov, an official at is likely to be far more pointed Russian proposal to rebuild the beillg - I fully hon r the mem­ first. It is not abollt giving chil­ begin research for an article want protection, safety, mercy. You eats the complete breakfast they long Iitles and long waits. dips in the New York Stock the Russian Embassy here, said, than was the last South Korean­ rail network that once connected ory of the victim - is to punish dren second chances. It is about against sentencing ch ildren as don't think these things at all , you always show on the box? On th e On the weekend before Exchange and Nasdaq were part of "We need stability on the Korean Russian summit meeting, in May the Russian Far East to ports in the perpetrator .. 00 " making them responsible for adu lts. You find the latest devel­ think something entirely different, box, they have eggs and toast and a President Bush's address on his a natural cycle. peninsula because the Korean 1999, when Kim saw Yeltsin in the South. Trying minors as adults will their actions. opment close to home. You read you don't know what to think. tall glass of milk. [f they're going to budget and his tax proposal to peninsula is a neighbor of Russia . 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By BILL BURGER, Senior Staff Writer Monday, February 26, 2001 The UCSD Guardian FEATURES 11 10 FEATURES The UCSD Guardian Monday, February 26, 2001 An Active High School suddenly change his or her daily restrlcttons will now fade: added confidence and renewed high. Over the next few days, watch approach to ongoing projects or Watch for loved ones to be expres­ vitality. loved ones closely for indications Party Life Can 'Lead to duties. Key areas involved may be sive and passionate. After of change: Many Sagittarians will compiled information, research, Thursday, money promises will UIIIa (Sept. 23-Oct. 23) now greatly expand their emotion­ financial paperwork or recQrds. change. For the next three weeks, Over the next few days, Libra, al commitments, social promises or Apathy in College Some Taureans, especially those authority figures will be cautious, your practical wisdom will offer daily home activities. Some TheEditor'sSoa pbox born prior to 1954, may also expe­ Cancer: Remain patient. solid rewards. Before midweek. Sagittarians will also experience By JOSH CROUSE school, as did the rest of the kids some of the greatest parties rience new money decisions or watch for a close colleague or improved work relations: Fading debts: Go slow and watch for hid­ Leo (July 23-Aug ~ 22) friend to introduce new informa­ power struggles will be an impor­ Features Editor in town. known to man. We quickly learned that the Since it was a college that was den clauses. Later this week older Romance and long-term friend­ tion, social contacts or key propos­ tant issue. After Friday, artistic and als. All are positive, Libra, and will I've peaked too early. various fields and orchards that basically in the middle of relatives or roommates may be ship are accented this week, Leo. social insight are accented: Enjoy sudden flashes of awareness and There's no other way to really filled our quiet little town were nowhere, there was nothing for moody and distant: Expect minor Over the next few days many Leos soon lead to expanding optimism, describe it. I'm in college and par­ great for concealing parties. It those poor students to do on the home tensions. will begin an intense period of fresh work options and renewed fast invitations from friends. faith in long-term career goals. ties are raging every weekend wasn't long before we were drink­ weekends other than party, and emotional growth in close relation­ After Thursday, romantic commu­ CIIpIIcon (Dec. 22-Jan. 19) (maybe not here at UCSD, but we ing almo§t every weekend. party they did...... (May 21-June 21) ships. Long-standing issues of By LAIIIA IDIIUK do live in San Diego), but alii feel Occasionally, somebody's parents We would have probably Official duties, time schedules romantic reluctance or divided pri­ nications may be difficult: Give Before mid-week, Cap, a brief like doing on a Saturday night is would go out of town and we remained oblivious to these parties Tribune Media Services and project instructions will now orities will now slowly be solved, friends or lovers extra time to settle but intense period of reflection and sitting at home with some friends. would have a house party, but we had we not been friends with (and intensify. Over the next few days, Leo. Expect loved ones to express a family or home differences. inward thought arrives. Key issues Arlee (March 21-April19) I know that this concept must remained content in the orchards partied constantly with) older peo­ expect team dynamics and social new awareness of freedom, seduc­ may involve recent social events or ScorpIo (Oct. 24-Nov. 21) be foreign to many UCSD stu­ for the most part. ple who graduated from high Workmates or daily compan­ outlets to work in your favor. For tive attraction and intimacy. Single new changes to long-term relation­ dents who have been starved of As we got older, the parties school and went on to ·study" at ions may now need to publicly dis­ many Geminis, this is a time when Leos may now experience powerful Dreams and emotional flashes ships. For most Capricorns, this pa rties throughout their high CSUS (it was very common for stu­ cuss recent events, policies or others will offer highly creative and potentially disruptive flirta­ will be a strong theme this week, period of contemplation will be the group projects. This is an excellent tions: Be selective and watch for Scorp: Late Tuesday, a brief but precursor for two to three days of school careers (and probably Since it was a college that dents from our high school to stay ideas and worthwhile solutions. Be time to establish a bond with close intense period of moody reflection throughout college as well), but in town and go to college there). optimistic, Gem, but also expect rare social complications. quick social changes or highly pub­ trust me, you'll all get there some­ was basically in the As they filtered into the col­ collea&ues and review common miscalculations or ongoing time will arrive. For many Scorpios, con­ lic emotional discussions. After day. lege, they embraced the Greek interests. Some Aries natives may restrictions. After Wednesday, new VIrP (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) templation and deep thought will Thursday, expect lovers or long­ middle of nowhere, there also be asked to solve a difficult Many of you are probably sit­ system as something to keep them messages and quick decisions will Social comfort, romantic now help clarify their. long-term term friends to initiate new home ting there right now and speculat­ was nothing for those sane during the long hours of calculation or scheduling problem. change a key friendship: Social ver­ belonging and shared goals will needs and beliefs concerning key ideas or romantic proposals. Be If so, Aries should go slow: The ing about my past. You might be boredom that the town had to sus romantic priorities may require this week arrive in long-term rela­ relationships. Romantic or social expressive, but sensitive, Cap: poor students to do on the next few weeks may bring unex­ guessing that I'm a fifth-year offer. The result was our first con­ added discussion. tionships, Virgo. Loved ones will commitments may be more Loved ones are now vulnerable. senior who has seen his share of weekends other than nections to college parties. p:ctect reversals and fast reassign­ now rekindle their original feelings involved than previously anticipat­ ACIIOII U Cruise end MI. 12 IUrcotlc ments. After Thursday, a past (June 22·July 22) of attraction and romantic enjoy­ ed: Before next week take extra Aquartu. (Jan . 2D-Feb. 18) parties, or perhaps an SDSU At first we were a bit cautious 1 Afrlcon ...... II L.",b·, mom 12 Brother', boy c:.cer transfer student. Well, I'm neither. party, and party they did,' as we entered the new plateau of M~ end Ann ••., . Letters outoide the t .... M PGA_r romantic attraction will be revital­ After a period of social disagree­ ment: Expect past memories and time for informed, appropriate The past fights back this week, .. MI~ .._ ·s letters •12 _WI¥•• I 81er 27 ized: Watch for subtle and seduc­ ments and competing jealousies, old sentiments to soon create a decisions. This will be an emotion­ Aquarius: Late Tuesday, watch for In fact, I'm a second-year Warren parties. We were used to hiding in 14 Mor. aloof H Snoozed 21 (queI1e_ tive invitations. student who could probably intensified and grew. The week­ orchards while we drank on week­ 11 _w.all? 11 Oust :at SchooisottkCs many Cancerians will now find sta­ deepening trust. Single Virgos, over ally demanding week, Scorp: Stay both lovers and close friends to 11 Gibbon ••.,. Alw," 21 Alalnll bility in key relationships. Before the next two weeks, can expect a focused. return to old ideals or reintroduce count the number of parties he's ends melded together into a single ends. Now we were in houses 17 Actr_R_ .. Funny Hordy 22 _YU WOIhor cycl, .. French city Eyol*t , ..... (April2D-May 20) March 24, expect negative sociai slowly developing sensuality in a outdated concepts. Some gone to here at UCSD on his two memory of friends, women and filled with people, loud music and, 11 17 11 Gr .... ,",,,,,,ina ElICort', offer • McMn&_I. Daily routines may be disrupted influences, misinformation or over­ new relationship. Be receptive, SlClttMu. (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) Aquarians may now experience hands. free-flowing alcohol. We were most importantly, alcohol. aD MUlilm felth ..II II IflKted 11\1 17 Simon pI~.. • Sera DomntIc ..ecI early this week, Taurus. You should ly sensitive friends to change their Virgo, and explore fresh emotions: Early this week, Sage, your cre­ Now that I've thoroughly con­ thoroughly enjoying our high The first few fraternity parties 21 SI"''' Rimes 70 ,_0 41 SenchOlRUII\I 22 Humbur& preeeeler 71 Spenioh Irtlclo G PIpe _ • comer expect a colleague or close friend to attitude. Ongoing criticism and New commitments will bring ativity and sensitivity are extremely See HOROSCOPES, Page 12 fused the hell out of all of you, let school years. that we went to were very awk­ 22 Shrtllbertc n WOIriel .. Hits the roecI me explain. When we became juniors in ward. We were the youngest ones 21 Vlt_residue n Meclrld miller .. One typo of ft-.nan 21 Gabbled 41 ~lcli&'" I went to high school in a small high school, we made one of the there and only knew a few peoplo. 27 '" 10 forth DOWII 47 Author of 'The Time Northern California town. It was greatest discoveries of our young We spent the first few hours of aD Author Lavin 1 South of Frenc. Meehine' 22 Picked _hOt .._ 2 11.1"'110.... 41 PIIrt of USPS hell for an adventurous youth like lives. We found the Greek system. the first party just sitting on the 14 Palo Afto to Sen .- 3 Secure'The _ __on the Floss' 41 _borellil • Rates • Ad Sizes me. Weekend activities were nar­ Situated in our small town was couch and sipping our beers. SMpeIy fruit 4 54 Brewl GUAIIDIAN' • UIIIt knock I BIblical I...... Milk not to cry -" rowed to bowling, miniature golf, California State University, People would occasionally come •40 Green_ Reiner or SIll'" •17 Setf.Irnpoeed .....nc. Cop· es Passport I U l.Gj:etion of •7 Zodlec rem 10 Herdyl_ roller skating, laser tag or the mall. Stanislaus. This wonderful college and talk to us, but we remained Of ...... _ • Pub Dates • Specials ONLINE Michel ...... • • ceill", 12 DeIi&n I Photos ~or Copies : While these activities were had been home to many a football shell-shocked and speechless for 41 Qullrterbock. often •I T... 10 up 12 Tickle M._ enough to keep me busy in my or basketball game in our youth, the most part. 10 OtMOUI toupee 10 LonCtlmo .....k .. Skip- 14 Cordill.', '-ther www.ucsdguardian.org 11 Slippery flih por younger days, I soon grew bored but it had never crossed our 12 -_Town' 12 GlbreIt ...... ot See Solutions on PIC. 12 of them when I entered high minds that it was also home to See IOAPBOX, Page 12 155("." : ~ ' .'~'~P'''' All $6~~offers expire 2/28/,"01 opportunity to ftx the squabbling buildings and revamping their old n...... this game when they were little kids I ,d'Mf!,·"'hM;;h"."_~f4I.iii;.m¥i'wm; ~ Casino: between the government and ones. . Although the reservations vary and it doesn't really need much I 3251 HolIday, Ct. • across from EI Torito ~52-996t191 Proposition lA has greatly Native Americans in March 2000. Proposition 1A also allows as to which games they offer, the explaining. They call a number and Appearing on this ballot was Native Americans to play house- variation is quite small. Most of if you have it -on your card, you ------~------expanded Indian gaming Proposition lA, which claimed to the favorites from Las Vegas are mark it. The first person to get a fix the confusing wording in the The effect Of Proposition offered at all the casinos, and straiglu line of called numbers ContInued from ..... 9 state law. some offer the more obscure wins. There are a few variations on also to extend the gambling When the smoke cleared on 1A was not clear at the games. this, but that is the basic game. So opportuniti es Native Americans March 8, the tally wasn't even a time it was passed, but in The reservation casinos all offer if you are over 70, you should be were allowed to offer in their casi­ close one. A whopping 64.6 per­ a wide variety of slot machines for very happy with YOu[ bingo options nos. This, however, was not what cent of voters were for 1A . retrospect, it is easy to see your playing enjoyment. These around San Diego: happened. The effect of Proposition 1A the differences in the machines, thanks to Proposition Blackjack is also offered at all of Proposi tion 5 was held up in was not clear at the time it was lA, are now the same types of the San Diego area casinos. Kaplan students courts by lawsuits filed on behalf passed, but in retrospect, it is easy Native American casinos, machines found in Las Vegas. If Blackjack is a game in which the A confidential of Las Vegas casino owners. In to see the differences in the Native you like slot machines, any of the players and the dealer each get two service to find 1999, after almost a year of argu­ American casinos. banked games like blackjack and casinos in the area should be to cards. The players play solely ments, the courts overturned First of all, the limit on slot run lottery-type games. All in all, your liking. ag~inst the dealer and do not lose get into Law School. that sp.ecial Proposition 5 based on technicali­ machines has been raised to Proposition lA made the reserva­ All of the local casinos also offer simply because another player has ties in the law. $2,000. For this reason, many of tion casinos much more like' those the old favorite of the gerontology "Soul Mate" Taxpayer~ . were given another the local casinos are adding new of Las Vegas. crowd: bingo. Everybody played See CASlltO, Page 12 Case closed. Please call Lora (619) 206-2000 ".'11" till 9 out Qf 10 Kaplan LSAT students go to one of their top 3 school choices. "/ir,,.,,I.,",''';'' - 1997 BrUSldn-Goldrt"' Research Study of students at the top 25 1_ schools...... The UCSD Guardian is seeking ..... on and off campus. • Keep ~p to date on campus life 1 • ••1 •••••1 ...... 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Thrn left and fol­ Soapbox: and just enjoying the company of Casino: ANNOUN CEMENTS Campusfundraiser.com at 888.923.3238, right. low the street a mile-and-a-half. my friends. I'm not saying that I Classified Line Several reservations are Retired player is just or visit www.campusfundraiser.com (1/22- '- Pechanga offers blackjack, The casi no is on your left side. don't drink or wou ldn't go oUt to a NEED A MOR? Hundreds of tutors Ad Rates slots, bingo, Caribbean stud The Viejas outlet stores are on the party if I heard about a good one, come to you, at home or school, ALL 4/12) located close to campus looking for a little Love Students: $3 per 20 worda (which they ca ll Pechanga stud, right. but I'm no longer desperately seek­ SUBJECTS at ANY LEVEL, discount CLASSIFIEDS Flculty & Staff: $4 per 20 words Continued from .,.,e 10 but th e rules are the same) and Viejas has a similar se t of ContInued "0lIl ..... 10 ing one out every weekend. packages available, 619.51 .TUTOR or The UCSO Guardian reselVes the right to classify, edit, delete, offensive words and All others: $S per 20 words classic poker. games to Barona 's, but does not The proverbial ice finally broke This attitude has crept into the 619.518.8867 or online at www.suc­ a higher total than they do. Face pharses, and/or refuse any and all advertisements without proir notification. The Advance paymenl is required ca rds are worth 10, an ace is worth Barona offer casino war. It does, however, during the second party when my rest of my 'life as well. cesstutoring.com, we are always hiring. Advertiser will not hold the Guardian .liable for any claims resulting form the publication either one or 11 , and all other Barona is settled right here in offer let it ride and baccarat, two friend asked me to mix some drinks Contrary to popular belief, I am (1012·617) of the advertisement. The publisher will also not be held accountable for any claim from ca rds are worth thdr face va lue. the San Diego area, but getting to games that no other casino in the for a few of the guys (this was a tal­ not a player. Back in the day, that an agreement made between the advertiser and the consumer. Classified Display The object is to get higher th an it can be a challenge if you don't area offers. ent that I had aquired at a young tit'le may have fit (but it would have SPRING BREAK Best deals to CallCun, Copy should be reviewed by the advertiser lor errors. In order to be corrected in the Ad Rates Cabo San Lucas and Rosarito BeaCh. next regular Issue, aU errors must be reported by the corresponding deadline. Credn will the dea ler withcut going over 21. know exactly where you are going. Sycuan age). After I whipped up some of been a stretch). Granted, I can be $9.25 per column Inch Call 888.295.9669. ~. mexicospring . only be given for the incorrect portion 01 the advertisement. There are no relunds lor The wide allure of blackjack can Sycuan is geogaphically the the best drinks that these guys had very flirtatious, but that does not cancellations. Deadlines: closest casino to UCSD, but the ever tasted, we were accepted by make me a player. breek.com. (2112,3115) probably be attributed to the fact They don't have the Plea.. Mnd alf correspondance regardIng CI ...ffled. to: PubUcation Dale Display Ads line Ads drive takes about as long as the pretty much all of the guys (and a As much as I hate to admit it , I'm that any novice can sit down and same glitz and gLamour UCSD GuardIan, Attn: Claaafffeda, 9500 Gilman Drfve 10318, La J o lla, CA 92013. Monday Noon Thura. 3 pm Thur •. win , while there are advanced drive to Viejas. To get to Sycuan, lot of the girls as well , but that's a not just looking for a girl to fool EMPLOYMENT Actuat Iocallon: Student Center A, Room 217. Thurlldav Noon Mon. 3 pm Mon. strategies that make th e game go down 1-8 and exit at EI Cajon different story. around with for a one-night stand of the Las Vegas Wl nt to lelrn advertising and get plld interesting for even the most sea­ Boulevard. Follow this until you We soon grew comfortable and (not any more~ . 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Pay $15 to $20 per pl ayers can match their wits are in the mood to lose another five miles and it will take times and gain Contrary to popular probably a lot of wants to work in a fun , student'run, dead· office. (2120-3115) (2126-311) hour. 858.558.7472. (2120·2126) THIS WEEK AT THE against each other in classic ca rd you right to the casino. credibility early on). guys out there call­ !!he·oriented environment. Duties include - ~ - --- a little money at the belief, I am' not a Telephone Survey Work. SOCIAL SCI· CAREER SERVICES CENTER games such as seven-card stud SycwlIl offers a somewhat Our popularity ing me a "pansy:. working with our assistant business man­ WANTED Normal participants, ages 25 to 50 years and Texas hold 'em. Some, but tables or sitting behind more limited selection of games as around the high To that, I can just ager in the front office, answering phones, ENCE RESEARCH. CSU San Marcos old who have completed less than 4 years player. Back in the Foundation. PfT FLEXIBLE HOURS. of college, are needed for a non invasive Careers In Social, Political & not all , also have va riations of compared to the other casinos. In school inevitably say · whatever." mailing subscriptions, filing , typing, faxing SUMMER DAY CAM PS. Seek staff Community Action poker that you can play agai nst a one-armed bandit, addition to the standard poker, skyrocketed, and we day, that title may I n years past, and Simple data entry. Mon·Fri, between S7.5Othr. Ca ll 760.750.3293 E.O.E (2120· whose summer home is in or need the research study at the UCSD Medical the house. These games include slots and blackjack (which they were soon the kings being called names 9 and 5, approx. 10·15 hrs. a week. 315) San Fernando or Conejo Valley •. Misc. Center in Hillcrest. Payment for qualified Mon., Feb. 26 , 2:30pm (Panel) Take Interstate 8 east to Highway call Sycuan 21), Sycuan offers pai of the school. 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If you follow that up name for Caribbean stud) . ous locations, draw­ bly made me go the General Store in the Student Center · Tues ., Feb. 27 , 12:45pm six miles through a winding A Good Alte,nMI.e out and find the 310.399.2267. (2120,5110) reimbursed for interview, It you are a toO kngthy to exp lain in text, but ing large crowds on can be very -or call Frani or Pam at 534.3466 if you enjoy classic poker games, mountain road, Barona will be on So for those of you who don't a regular basis. nearest good-look­ Babysitter needed for 4 1/2 year old girl & ~~~~~~ UCSD student, 21-25 ,' call 522·8585 Time Management for the . _Roommates x2182 for information. (2126·617) Tlme·Chalienged Graduate picklllg up the rul es to these yo ur left. have the time to go to Las Vegas With our popu­ flirtatious, but that ing girl for a quick 2 112 year old girl every Saturday from WOMEN or -aren't 21 yet, check oUI the score, but I'm over ~ ~ Student games shouldn 't take you very Sarona offers all the games larity came added Teacl1l1l :.1aides· preschool substitute ser­ approximately 4:00 p.m. to 9:00 p.m. Own Volunteers paid $30.00 for interview. It Native American reservation does not make me a that now, along ~ BE AN ANGELI!! ~ long. that Pechanga does, but also offers cockiness. We vice . \Full!Part ' time! all areas. transportation needed. $8Ihr. Carmel DONATE EGGS! you are of entirely Chinese, Japanese or The Casinos three card poker, pai gow poker casinos. would start to take with the whole 858.565.2144 $6.5O·S9.5Oth r (9/19-617) player. Valley. 858.793.6812. (2122·2126) If you are 21 -30 Korean descent, age 21 -25, call 552- . Pechanga and casino war (yes, it is basically They don't have the sam.e stupid r.isks with party scene. ~ ~ years, healthy, bright 8585 x2182. (2126-6n) Pechanga is a Native American th e same game you played with glitz and glamour of the Las our illegal activities. We once tried I'm not saying that I'm ready to Great Winte r Internship @ A.G. Edwards Asst. Managers wanted for Sun Diego ~ ~ ~ and responsible ~ casino in Temecula. To get there, your dad when you were five, only Vegas resorts, but they are a good to sneak alcohol into a movie the­ settle down and become a grandfa­ brokerage firm(La Jolla). Outstanding surflski/snow stores. 32·40 hours per Jewish Ame ricen research subjects reim­ you take Interstate 15 north for th is time it's for money). substitute if you are in the mood ater on the night that it opened. It ther tomorrow - I'm sure I have a learning and job experience. Ca ll Kevin week . App ly at store or ... 1-800-939-6886 bursed for interview. 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After as they come Redlands proves little of a threat as Tritons beat old rivals, 6-1 after early rough times Santa Cruz came back to tie the The Tritons perform two late-inning comebacks to down the Coyotes 2-1 I 3-2 game, a Hove kill and two UCSC ContI._"...... II IIJIIlL ...... 8-6. The duo of Cory Moderhak lost. Moderhak won the first set Con...... froIn ..... 11 errors put the score at 8-5 in Senior Staff Writer and Amir Nejad did not fare so easily by a score of 6-2, but then By ROBERT FULTON rill. Moriarity looked to be running Slugs who seized the momentum favor of the Tritons. After a UCSC well. After getting down early, the lost the second 3-6. with three straight points to take kill, the Tritons responded by Sports Editor away with the match early and The men's tennis team finally team found a bit of a groove but The third set went back and cruised to a 6-2 victory in the first the lead 3-1 . Santa Cruz was able putting up five straight points, The UCSD softball team had had to escape from San Diego to was unable to make it last, as they forth and was tied at five before to hold the lead until the Tritons including a long save by Chen set. The second set was much playa match this weekend. This eventually fell 6-8. Rob Condiolty of Redlands won some success at home on the dia­ more interesting as Terrill man­ finally battled back to tie the game that Perrine finished to twist the mond this weekend. was to be a big weekend for the By winning two of the three the next two games and the set 7- at 7-7. But the Slugs again took dagger into the heart of the Santa aged to knof the set at five and Thtons, who were scheduled to doubles prosets, the Tritons cap­ 5. n Friday. Poin t Loma threatened to bring the match to a the lead off a kill by their sopho­ Cruz squad. ;'\'azarl'l1t:: University of the play three matches in two days. tured the doubles point. This Wilson demolished his oppo­ more outside hitter Tom Moffett That would be all for the third and deciding set. Moriarity That did not happen, however, seemed imperative in order to win nent, 6-1, 6-1 at No.4 singles, and Nationdl Association of Intercolle­ didn't allow her to do this as she and stayed ahead of UCSD until a Banana Slugs as they twice bat­ giate Athletics took on UCSD. as the two matches scheduled for at the time, as a close match was Albrecht and Everett Schroeter Hite kill once again tied thr game tled to pull within three points of won the next two games and took Friday, one against Brandeis Uni­ expected. both won by scores of 7-5,6-3 at splitting a double header. the set 7-5. at 13-13. UCSD, but it would all be for Down 2-0 early in the first versity ar:td one against Western As it turned out, the Tritons No. 5 and No. 6 singles respec­ After a Santa Cruz kill, naught as the Tritons closed out "I think we played very well New Mexico University, were tively. ga me. the Tritons stormed back in considering we haven't had a UCSD's Chen evened the score, the game and match, fittingly the bottom of the sewnth for the rained out. All was not lost, "This was a good win "This was a good win for . our and then the Tritons took their enough, on a Santa Cruz error to match since the beginning of Feb­ though; there was still the match team: Steidlmayer said. "I 3-2 victory. Jeanine Co rdero ruary: LaPlante said. "Our oppo­ first lead since the beginning of win 30-23. scored the winning run off an against old rival Redlands Univer­ for our team. I thought thought it would be close. If you the set on a Slug service error. UCSD's offense was particu­ nents were not too strong so we -sity Saturday. Amy ~ Ictee single. haven't beaten a team in two larly impressive, as it banged out a didn't really have to play our best it would be close. Ifyou After another kill by Chen and a UCSD ace Lcca Harla n pi cked The match had to be played in years, you don't expect to go in kill by UCSC made the score 16- 0.355 hitting percentage, includ­ tennis to win, but overall I was Palm Desert because of rain. The and crush them, and that is pretty up t h~ win . improving her record pleased by how the team played ." haven't beaten a team in 15 in favor of UCSD, the Tritons ing a 0.536 percentage in the first to 5-1 . Kim Aggabao had a hit and Tritons were glad, because they much what we did." tore the game wide open by game. This win brought the Tritons' beat Redlands 6-1 for their first two years, you don It Steidlmayer was also happy scored J run for the Tritons. record to 2-0 in the CCAA, but smacking four points in a row, Chen had led the way with 14 In the second. it was all Cru­ victory over the Bulldogs in over with the participation of his play­ earning three off Santa Cruz kills on the night for the Tritons, they haven't really been tested yet. five years. expect to go in and crush saders as the Visitors won 6-1. ers who weren't playing in the errors. while both Cogorno and Hite The Tritons will find out what Things didn't look good for match. Triton pi tcher Christi they are made of next week when them, and that is pretty The other point came off a kill were also in double figures, with Martmelli picked up the loss. Har­ the Tritons early in the match. "This was a total team effort: by sophomore Eric Perrine and 13 and 10 kills respectively. Hove they play Sonoma State University Right after arriving in Palm much what we did, II Steidl mayer said. "We had every­ lan picked up the lone run for and UC Davis on the road. especially hurt UCSC, as they bat­ also came up big, contributing UCSD. _ Desert, they began playing dou­ one there, even the red shirts. I tled against UCSD in a lengthy with 44 assists on the night. "We will really know how strong bles and all three teams fell down - lite SteM..,... On Saturday against Ca liforn irt Men 's tennis coach know that that played a part in our rally, but came up short in the The Tritons will be hitting the Lyon we are after this coming weekend - early. victory." Sta te University San Bernardino. against UC Davis and Sonoma end. The Slugs would battle, but road next weekend, making stops the Tri tons picked up two more 0uttII h ....: The Tritons, shown here at a game earlier this year, split a pair of games against Point LoTTUl Nzanme "We basically didn't play very Next up for the Tritons is the four more errors did them in as a at UC Irvine and UCLA. They will State," LaPlante said. "Currently we well in doubles: said head coach would get more than enough in Pacific Coast Doubles Champi­ wins in an exciting fashion. are ranked No. 2 in the conference kill by Hove put them out of their then return to the safe confines of In th e first game. the two ning end, striking out seven . . heroics and she drove in Cordero place in the California Collegiate Eric Steidl mayer. "We basically got singles to win the match. onships right here in La Jolla . misery, 30-23. RlMAC Arena here at home to play behind Davis." out on the courts immediately At No. 1 singles, Chopra This match should be quite a schools were knotted at three Aggabao fi nished with two hits and and Kristina Anderson for a 3-2 Athletic Association with a 7-3 con­ This weekend should be an The third game again began host to Loyola of Illinois on the heading into the seventh and final a run scored. lead they would not relinquish . ference record and 10-4 overall. after a long drive, and I think that made a mockery of Steve Mash­ challenge for the Tritons, as they with a UCSD kill, this time by night of Wednesday, March 7. interesting one for the Tritons. hurt us. We had to come back at burn of the Bulldogs, winning 2- will be facing players from schools inning. With Aggabao on base. Tri ­ In the second game, the Tritons Martenelli picked up the win. On Tuesday, the Tritons host two Look for coverage of the matches ton ca tcher Kristin Hunstead were behind 2-1 going into the striking out seven, and Aggabao fin­ more games, facing Concordia Uni­ -one and two [doubles) to win the 6, 0-6. Chopra has stepped in such as the University of South­ in next Monday's edition of the point: nicely this year after sitting out ern California and UCLA. drove her home for the 2-1 win. home half of the sixth inning. Again ished with two hits and two RBis. versity for a doubleheader on Tues­ Guardian. Harlan agai n was on the win- it was Aggabao involved in the The Tritons now stand in second day at 5 p.m. That is exactly what the Tritons last season because of academic "This should be a good com­ did . The No. 1 doubles team of ineligibility. petition for our guys: Steidlmayer Sameer Chopra and Dan Albrecht Meyer also had little problems said. ·We will be playing some of fought through early adversity to in his match, winning 6-3, 6-1 at the toughest Division I competi­ win its match by the narrow score No. 2 singles. Meyer and Chopra tion in the nation." Hoops of 9-7. expect to switch off at the No. 1 The Tritons don't play at home At No. 2 doubles M;"r~~t"/'.r• . s~t ~i ••v~~r:. ~ ~. again until Saturday, March 10 and Jeff Wilson went through sim- ' 1'lie match at No. 3 was the when they take on Boston Col­ Comes ilar froubles but found their stride closest one of the day, and also the lege. Good luck on the road, Close quickly enough to win the match only singles match the Tritons UCSD. Tritons in position to win at half in both games but fall apart Is California illegally charging The Formula for By ROBERT FULTON out-of-state tuition to Sports Editor some of its residents? 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The UCS D women's basket­ W ball team's season is winding after a weekend of debauchery in The w:!1 was the Tritons' the city of sin, a good buddy of second of the season and raised down, but is showing that it has nllnl' informed ml' of a not very their overall record to 2- 11 , some .life left by picking up two well-keF! s~cret. "Dark Side of the while they remained at 0-9 in more California Collegiate Athlet­ Moon" by Pink Floyd . those of psy­ the Mountain Pacific Sports ic Association victories on th e chede lic rocker fame, plays in sync Federation. road this weekend . to the Cinematic classic "The Wiz­ What makes UCSD's win At Dominguez Hills on Friday, ard of Oz." even more impressive is the fact the Tritons battled behind 15 Trippy things happen when you that UC Santa Cruz, an inde- . poi nts and six rebounds from pia' the album while watching the pendent National College Ath­ Genevieve Ruvald to win 63-58. movie, such as how certain lines letic Association Division III UCSD star Maya Fok made a describe what's happening on the program, was ranked second in succesful return from a stress screen, and the munchkins boogie the nation in the latest AVCA fracture to score eight points and down to the rhythm of the tunes. poll. dish six ass ists. Nicholl e Bromley Was it intentional or not, the band The Tritons started off scored 11 points and Ashl ey is not saying. strong in the first game, taking i1 Kokjohn contributed with 15 All of this gave me an idea. 1-0 lead off a kill by junior out­ rebounds. While watching certain athletic side hitter Griffin Cogorno, On Saturday against Cal S\lIte events, it would be a good idea to who was set up nicely by junior Los Angeles, UCSD found itself shut out the annoying announcers setter Jordan Hove. down 29-28 at halftime. There and pop in some of your favorite The two teams then went were no worries as the team rallied CDs. Here are a few suggestions back and forth until UCSD DavId PillI Guardian back to win the game 64-61. for more pleasant viewi ng experi­ reeled off three straight points Tlke It 1NIck: The Tritons ' Griffin Cogomo returns the ball against Santa Cruz. In the contest, five lhrons ences: on kills by Cogorno and senior ended in double figures in scoring, While watching the San Diego Donald Chen and one of vice error shifted the momen­ game with a kill by senior ou~ ­ led by Ruvald with 12 points. Chargers play, you can pop in UCSC's 11 service errors on the tum toward the Tritons, and side hitter Zack Hite off a Hove Next up for the Thtons who are Beck's album "Mellow Gold" for night to take the lead 6-10. they responded by taking assist. 15-10 overall and 1-9 in the one reason: to listen to the song Later in the match, the Tri­ advantage of three Santa Cruz The second set began in the CCAA, are the last two games of "Loser." While watching the team tons again posted three points attack errors to score four exact same way as the first for the season, to_ beplayed at home agai n pull defe.at from the jaws of in a row and pushed their lead straight points and put the UCSD, as it took the lead first this weekend. Friday at 8 p.m., victory, you can hear Beck sing the to 17-12, forcing the Slugs to game out of reach , 25 -15. off another Cognorno kill. UCSD hosts Cal State San anthem of a generation . call a timeout. The Slugs would only get However, this time it was the Bernardino, and on Saturday it's This system wo rks much in the The teams again traded off two more points, as UCSD Cal Poly Pomona, who will pay a way Pink Floyd does with "The points until another UCSC ser- closed out a dominant first See YOWY, page 15 visit for a contest at 6 p.m. Wizard of Oz." You can pop in the group's 1975 classic "Wish You Were Here" while watching either the XFL or the NBA. In the XFL's case, they wish that Tennis Has Easy Time vs. Coyotes the fans were here, which they aren't if you check out the latest raings. Women barely break a sweat, breeze by San Bernardino 9-0 The NBA's sy nc goes even deeper th an that. It sure as hell By BILL BURGER build up an insurmountable 6-1 wishes Michael Jordan, Larry Bird Senior Staff Writer lead . ; and Magic Johnson were still No. 1 doubles provided the roaming the court to bring back The women's tennis team was most drama of the day. Junior some fans. beginning to think th at it was Lyndsay Tadlock and freshman For baseball, lay down in some jinxed. After the Tritons headed Stephanie Moriarity locked up of Guns 'n' Roses ' 1987 classic into this weekend with two con­ with Coral Co nley and Cassie "Appetite for Destruction," which secutive rainouts, and when their Sumroe of the Coyotes. is exactly what baseball is doing to match against Western New Mex­ The match was on serve until itself - imploding. ico University was rained out on an overhead put away by Conley The marathon song "Shine on Friday morning, they were begin­ gave the Coyotes a break of serve You Crazy Diamond," also on that ning to think that th ey would and a 5-4 lea d. The duo extended album. can be an ode to those great never agai n grace the UCSD north that lead to 4-6, but after Tadlock stars who have moved on in the courts for a match. held serve, Moriarity hit a huge NBA . This fear ended on' Saturday backhand return to set up double The list would not be complete when the heavens finally sealed break point and then put away a without a Beatles tune somewhere their leaks and the team went into volley to get the Tritons back on in the grand mix . The Beatles' battle against California State Uni­ serve at 6-6. The Coyotes broke "Let it Be" would bode well while versity San Bernardino. Tadlock again and eventually they watching the Lakers play and The team took ou t it's aggres­ stood at set point. Tadlock hit a Shaq and Kobe not get alo ng. Or sions on an out-classed Coyote solid VOlley winner to get back to as least the media's perception of squad, rolling to a 9-0 victory. deuce. the "feud." Just let it be, let it be. No. 3 doubles was over before UCSD even'tually won the Heck, this can work here at it began. Freshmen Ashley O'Neil game and sent the match to a tie­ Lyon Uew / GuR/an UCSD. Pop into your portable CD and Mary Hung put the wood to breaker, where it shut down the player a little "We Are the Champi­ Daniele Quistgard and Kimberly Coyotes on it's way to a 7-1 victo­ ...... , ..... It I.: UCSO 's Lyndsay TadJoch rrturns a volley on Saturday. ons" by Queen next time you check Terrill of San Bernardino. It was ry. out the women's soccer team . It rare when O'Neil and Hung lost a "It shouldn't have been that along. stepped in after not playing dou­ works fine. point on their way to an 8-0 whip­ close, but anything can happen At No. 1 singles, O'Neil shel­ bles and showed no signs of rust These are only a few sugges­ ping of their opponents. in doubles when you just playa la~ked Conley and showed no during her 6-1 , 6-1 skunking of tions. There are a million other At No. 2 doubles, sophomore proset, n said bead coach Liz mercy on the way to a 6-1 , 6-0 vic­ her opponent. combinations. How abollt you lVt elisa Liao and freshm an Julie Laplante. "I was pleased with tory. At No. 3 singles, Westerman own? Just think of a few. If you Westerman looked impressive on how they were able to get their The same was true for Tadlock, looked dominant from the base­ have any ideas, send them to their way to an 8-2 victory. The focus back and fight off a match who achieved the rare double­ line in her 6-0, 6-1 triumph. [email protected]. Al so, be proset was tied at one when Liao point to win 7-1 in the tie-break­ bagel at No. 2 doubles, cruising to The most interesting of the sure to e-mail some suggestions to smacked a return winner to give er.n a 6-0, 6-0 victory. singles matches was the No. 6 sin­ name the Triton mascot (Hungry her team the break of serve that it After doubles, the Thtons had a Liao had no problems at No. 3, gles between Moriarity and Ter- Moses?) and RIMAC Arena needed. They then went on to 3-0 lead and the margin would winning the match handily 6-0, 6- (Atlantis?). Have fun . win the next four gam~s and only get bigger as the match went 1 . Freshman Kristina Jansen Stt~pagtl4