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ARLINGTON, Va - A with Germany over World War II "trophy" 'The indiscriminate use of larad mines has treatment in which the art. created a humanitarian and economic crisis eyes arc partially frozen The Trojan Gold, also known as King of massive proportions," Downer said. has proven successful in Priam's Treasure since its discovery over II "Australians are rightly dismayed at the Newsala helping save the sight of century a,2o, had lain in Pushkin Museum daily tragedies which indiscriminately sown some premature babies, vaults for a half-century since the victorious land mines wreak on innocent civilians often according to a follow-up Red Anny scooped it up in Berlin. in areas which have long ceased to be battle study published last Sun The treasure goes on public display for the lones." day. first time loday, much to to the chagrin of In the United States, more German officials who have been negotiating - compiled by Bob Findle than 4,000 premature for its return. using tbe Associated Press wire service babies weighing less than 3.4 pounds develop eye CANBERRA, Australia - Australia damage or go blind every ordered its defense force yesterday not to use year because, for land mines and said it will support a cam unknown reasons, blood paign for a global ban. vessels in the eye grow too Foreign Minister Alexander Downer and large. The resulting bleed Defense Minister Ian Mclachlan said the Glance ing and scarring, called decision will be an example to countries that retinopathy of prematurity continue to lay mines in war zones where or ROP, damages the reti- thousands of civilians are killed or maimed CLOVIS, Calif. - Joe Carrasco, 28, got na. every year. a big bonus when he worked overtime as a The National In~titutes of Health told doc supermarket clerk Saturday. tors in 1988 that cryotherapy, a freezing Before he went home, Carrasco bought treatment, appeared to help. The treatment five "Super Lotto" tickets at the Save Mart involves touching a hollow instrument filled where he worked in Clovis. One of those with a frozen chemical to the eye's surface. tickets was worth $22 million because it was destroying the outer t:dge of the retina and the only winner statewide in Saturday stopping the abnormal growths. night's drawing. WASHINGTON - The airline industry SACRAMENTO - A plan to shake up boosted its overall quality in 1995. the first California's political status quo from city improvement in five years, according to a hall to the state Capitol is delayed, but not study released today. dead, its principal architects say. "Generally. they just did beller." said If you have acne and are currently It is the report of the California Constitu Dean Headley of Wichita State University, a tion Revision Commission, a diverse blue co-author of the study. not under acne treatment, ribbon panel which has spent the pas! two Southwest Airlines reclaimed the top spot years studying hundreds of ideas to make for overall quality in the skies, with a high you may be eligible for a state nod local government operate more er percentage of on-time nights than eight effectively. other major U.S. carriers, according to the research study. Despite dozens of public hearings report by Het:dley and Brent Bowen of the throughout the state. the commission has University of Nebraska at Omaha. received little attention except when the -Compensation is provided to participants- panel voted two months ago to drop a con MOSCOW - One of the most famous troversial proposal 10 merge the state Senute archaeological finds in history, a stunning and Assembly into a single legislative house. collection of gold from nncient Troy. was unveiled today as Russin stepped up its clash . II iN· I I' IU \ I 1'1)· .. ' .' .. ', . ~ 1'1 f \\1 ~ :\11 I: \ I ,\H~)IZl\lll. I~·i'.: 1\1· 2'l','i~·'~'1t\ Free t-sh' Wilh cap & I rt parCh gown *Jv.L'? 'ilSe'" rllte s"'Pplies last ------SPONSORED By------The .Campus $'to'('El . '. I\ZIct SloOo,oS' • •.Apple Wllere knuwledge Is fASllionable : - Page 4 ' " .', The ()i1ily Allee , April 16. 1996 . \ ." . .. . Farber presents an opposing view of AIDS theory By BOB FINDLE titled "Fatal Distraction," a summary of the She spoke to the group about her experi Daily AZlee Ass!. Cily Edilor non-HIV vie" of AIDS. ences of being a voice for the AIDS dissident or people who question the Farber was :.Ilso one of the first journalists movement. HIV=AIDS theory, there has been a , to interview Dr. Peter Duesberg of UC "Probably (something) everyone in this Pc1enr. calm voice reporting on the con room has 'Jeen accused of at this juncture is troversy for the last 10 years. "They will never go back how can we justify huving this debate and loumalist Celia Farber recently spoke at send the wrong message to the public," she the San Diego Health. Education, AIDS and say they were wrong," said, "I feel what is bizarre is that nobody Liaison meeting. It's HEAL's position that - Celia Farber looks nlthe other side of the coin. What if we HIV does not cause AIDS and that people arc don't have this debate and what if (the AIDS being harmed by HIV treatments, not establishment) is wrong? helped. Berkeley, perhaps the most outspoken scien "They have been wrong about so many "Celia had a lot to do with my geuing tist in the dissident movement. She also has things." involved with the dissident movement," spent time in Africa, writing about her find Farber said she doesn't understand why Mark Gabrish Con'un. co-founder of the ings Ihat show there is nol an AIDS epidem the public lets the AIDS establishment con group, said as he presented Farber. Conlan ic Ihere, tinue to refuse to that admit that mistakes referred to reading Farber's 1992 article have been made. She said the AIDS estab- lishment doesn't care and is not going to take r------,------~ responsibility for its actions. ~. "They treat this as if there is no such thing PART TIME JOBS as a human soul," she said. "They don't feel guilty about their statements of death. They FOR FULL TIME will never go back and say they were l - , wrong." STUDENTS Farber. like most AIDS dissidents, believes AZT and other HIV drugs are toxic poisons and should never have been HOURS Mon-Fri evenings: Flexible hours to fit your schedule approved for use. "I think (the truth) will break," she said. "['d run around and write memos and say, "There will be a huge public outcry. This 'hang on a minute: here arc the facts and if PAY Salary positions - No Commission: $71hr 1st month debate doesn't seem to go away. People still you want test me on my joumalism, let's $81hr 2nd month $91hr on 3rd month Bonuses too!!! say something is wrong with the picture." argue facts," she said. "They never want to Farber said she faces opposition to her do that." articles on alternative AIDS theories. People Farber recounted a story about the time WHAT Calling California residents to offer a no cost, no risk say she shouldn't be writing such things. she was on the "Montel Williams Show." 30 day trial with ICT, CA's 4th largest LD Co. Martin Delaney of Prcjectlnforrn, an AIDS The program's topic was whether H[V-pos treatment group believed to be mainly sup itive women should have children. Williams ported by pharmaceutical companies, wrote was quoting wrong, innated data. When Far WHERE Downtown SO, Banking District Hi-rise w/paid. a six-page leuer to the publisher demanding ber tried to correct him, he told her he didn't secured parking, she be fired. Dr. Robert Gallo, the co-dis want to hear it. coverer of HIV, called her and said she "He said 'I don't wantlo see your data. Put should stop writing nonsense if she wanted it away: like I had pulled a gun on him." HOW Call For Appt. 699-5373 to advance in her career. 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LOCATED ONE BLOCK FROM CAMPUIIELOW PETERSON GYM ~I 'f{:/":'':'-':'" / .. ."',::\.:f ',J :".; • '~~':-/' : .... : '.~ , ~IiCALBE'RT'S COLLEGE APARTMENTS Ij"'-~··.. ," - 5460 S5th Street " San Diego, Ca 92 I I 5 (619) 583-7402 April 16, 1996·' '. • The Daily Aztec' ...' . '...... '. ~ Page 5 '. • She said she wrote an article question FARBER ing why people can't keep their condoms LEWIS on until there is more infornlation. continued from paj\1I 4 contlnaood 'rom 1 "Keep them on, but don't build a reli ...sa gion on them," she said. "Condoms are The demotion she received was a shocking A man at the HEAL meeting suggested part of the answer, but they are not the and unexpected occurrence, she said. that Williams was not interested in the entire answer. This obsession about con "There war. 1:0 suggestion that there were truth, but wanted to use the false data doms to the exclusion of all other any specific things I had done wrong nor was because they made for better ratings. immunosuppressive considerations is there any mention that 1 or my work had ever &j:.},J The issue of condom use was discussed. dangerous. be'!n evaluated negatively," she said. "(Short) Dissidents are sometimes accused of "Look at your entire immuno-history did not suggest that my work was anything encouraging people to have unsafe sex. and incorporate condoms as a part of THERE'S NO SUCH Farber said she has never encouraged less than excellent." methods we all employ to hopefully fur According to Jean Lunsford, Short's assis THING AS ASTROKE anyone not to use condoms, but also ther our chances of being healthy." tant, they are skeptical to remark on confi acknowledged it is difficult to have the Farber said she feels changes in the OF GOOD LUCK, dential personnel is~ues and it could be a iong AIDS. dissident debate and not to poten AIDS orthodoxy will not be initiated by Know the warning signs. Early tially jeopardize people. lime before an official comment is given. the medical industry or by the govern "If the issue goes to gric'lances, it can detection may save }tlur life. "I have always taken great care not to ment. She said changes will come from the ever say I know the answer and this is sometimes take quite a while," Lunsford said. thousands of people around the world who "But we will be going on a national search for what it is," she said. "I like to think there are angry about what has been happening. 6 American Heart arc two camps: thcre' s dogma on one side a pemanent replacement, hopefully to begin V Association in the Fall." lind confusion on the other. I'm certainly ~ 1992. Amencan Hos!! 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T , OAILY AZTEC EDITORIAL No one was right Sometimes everybody is wrong The stage is set for Act Two of the cops vs. the minorities. The tension.~ between law enforeement and minority law-breakers is ncaring the breaking point and the recent episode in Riverside is a prime example. When this issue first broke in full-color courtesy of a news helicopter on the scene, most of us applauded the Riverside sheriffs department for its quick action in condemning the errant officers and launching investigations on multiple lev els to ensure that such behavior is not per milled to continue. This seemed to be the most reasonable course of action' for them to follow. Yet the protests were launched; unce again the communications process has broken down. This is the real issue here. No one can deny there was error on both sides. The immigrants defied the authorities, endan gered innocent lives on the freeway with Various observations ••• their reckless driving and their thought and then is completely gone after your 15th tornadoes and still watches Hee-Haw (on less act of hurling objects from their vehi VIEW.PO~NTIH.A. LOlide,rmilk mile. But hey, don't worry, you can always black and white TV). cle. The sheriffs reacted in anger instead get that super polka musicl Arabic talk radio On a quick tangent (like this whole col of exercising professional restraint in the h, spring! The station based in La Paz all the way up to San umn isn't anyway) I think it would be a very face of great provocation. They were so warm breeze Luis Obispo. I mean, you'd figure that the interesting experiment to psychoanalyze all angry that they failed to notice a chopper A blowing through most popular stations would have big broad the people who think Jeff Foxworthy is above them, videotaping. your hair. The cloudless casting power, but it was hard for me to get funny - and make sure that they never get Why can't both sides just take respon skies shine big and wide. KROQ (based in Pasadena) 80 miles away into the army. sibility for the wrong they perpetrated? The gum that's been in Huntington Beach (where I'm from). Another quickie: Why docs Coca-cola Why does this need to become a personal there since winter finally But I've got some observations that are taste so much better with Chinese food? affront to so many people? To their cred melts and gets stuck on even weirder. I heard this somewhere a long Ever notice that? Maybe it has something to it, the law enforcement officials have w...... J.- ...... 1I>..-J your shoe. time ago and it really made sense: Have you do with the sauce or spices, but next time you admilled their wrongdoings and have Why do things like this ever seen a baby pigeon? Have you even have Chinese, order a Coke and taste the dif taken steps to correct the situation; even happen? And. more importantly, why do seen a pigeon nest or egg? Where the hell do ference. to the extreme' of releasing the other 19 they always happen to me? Maybe I'm IIot these Final illegal immigrants and permilling them to alone, so come on, San Diego State, send me lit tie Have you ever seen a baby pigeon? Have Iy, the obtain American work permits. These some letters and let me know about your bad c rap you even seen a pigeon nest or egg? granddaddy officials have gone above and beyond to experiences! per s of them all: show that the entire law enforcement Here's one experience that I'm sure has com e , Where the hell do these little crappers Whydomen world does not share the feelings of those happened to every person on the planet. Let from? come from? have nip- officers on the video. me describe the situation; You're sitting Pigeons ples? I can't Perhaps this is because they have somewhere - it could be in your desk chair. jus t think of any learned from past experience that their on your couch. on your bed. wherever - and can't be born big. Or, I don't know. maybe rational justification for them. Maybe some profession is commonly viewed by out you drop something small. Let's say you they can; they eat so damn much. Bat every of you anthropology or biology majors -can siders as unnecessarily harsh and brutal. drop a thumbtack. Why does it always take time I see a hundred pigeons in a parking lot, send in something and tell me why. Civilians rarely understand the ugliness about 20 minutes to find this little thing thnt I never see a small one. (And why do there Well, glad that I got all of that off my chest that police officers deal with day in and couldn't have gone very far? After all, you hang out in parking lots anyway?) (ha hal. I'm serious about the explanation day out. They rarely understand the dis- dropped it right at your feel ... so why does Who the hell gives money to TV preach for the nipple thing and I want to hear your 1I11st and suspicion that goes hand in hand it end up in the far corner of your room ers? Something tells me it's the same people little quirky stories. Maybe I'll do a "Quirky with law enforcement. Police officers undellleath some obscure thing you haven't who buy the "limited edition" Franklin Col Story of the Week." Lord knows this cam today seem to be the first blamed when an touched for months? And did you notice that lector's plates with an airbrushed painting of pus needs more humor (besides A.S. elec allempted arrest goes bad. There was a it always takes more than one person to find Jeff Foxworthy leaning against his '72 Ford tion results). time when the criminal would have been the damn thing? Of course, you're never the pickup. I'd like to see the demographic: of blamed. one to find it. these people in some large marketing H.A. Loudermilk, opillioll editor of 'The Illegal immigration will be a center Here's one for the drivers out there: Why database. Let's see, 35- to 75-years-old, Daily Aztec, \ValliS to SlOp the flood oj stage issue in this campaign year as the do the worst radio stations always tune in the stupid,. inbred, lives in trailer, one car on rumors: The "H" stands Jor "Hans." The Republicans gain steam. Thi~ will best? You're driving some long distance and blocks in the backyard, two washing "A" will be divulged later. int;vitably result in an increase of tensions your favorite radio station starts crackling machines (rusted) in front. Has survived two between Hispanics and the American legal community. These tensions will nt:ver be resolvt:d until some common ground is found. It cannot be logically argued. as we so often hear, that this used to be Mexican soil so illegal immigration is justified. The simple truth is that these people cross the border to find life in America. not to find dirt that used to belong to Mexico. If California was still a Mexican territory. they would not wa"t to be here; they are here because they perceive this life as bet ter than the life they left in Mexico. Com pletely unregulated immigration will never be the solution as long as Mexil:o indulges itself in oppression, chasing its citizens into America. Clearly. both sides were wrong. It is in the response that the problem lies. We have heard an apology from the official side; we have yet to hear one from the kith: adj, Friends and neighbors immigrants' side. This would be a valiant beginning, but is it too much to hope? "We always spend Fourth of July'with kith and kin," OPINION " Allril16, .1996,' I. I', The D~iIY Aztec . . . . .' Page 7 ___7Jle~ ___ DAILY AZTEC 'Our prayers are with you' ro>----- stand how hard it is." I sat with my father for can't see any other basis for identity. I don't Editor In Chief VIEWPOINT/Shoo" Lio . Josh Surhon awhile and talked to his unconscious form mean thaI we should have a color-blind soci Mana",nll Editors Racial healing in America hoping that he could hear me. I told him I ety. f would preferthat we celebrate ourdif William Beall. Mike Salamlda was doing OK in school and that my friends ferences and share them with others. Nei Ailmlnatratlve Supervloor renlly cared about me. I told him that it was ther a myopic dream of color-blindness nor Caml Jeremiah 'WhO arc we? OK if he wanted to go because I'd be all n deluded fanlasy of &eparatism is an oplion Production Manager Where docs right. Christina Montuori "we" end llnd for Americans. TIle only alternative open to Art Director I decided Ihat I had made my peace and I "they" begin? Are Ihe us is to share and to care. As Lyndon John Mike lonzon started to pick up my jacket to leave. As I boundaries of our com son once said. "We must either l~am to love ASiIttant Art Director left. the woman said to me. "You know you Scott Robinson munity drawn al the bor- one another. or we must die." and your father have our prayers. We know AdYertlalnll Director ders of our country .. . But how do we get there from here? I am how hard it is and you have our pruyers." Thomas Jajeh our state ... our counly .. . , encoul'llged by the popularity of Colin Pow Sa_Manaler My dad passed away that night. I had to ell beclluse it signals the desire that the Vinnie Batra our city ... our town? Or prepare the funeral arrangements; so my mainstream has for raci~.1 healing. His suc City EdItor __:..-l ~ -W- ~~fJoe 3105 Ocean Front Walk 860 GARIO All 5500 Grossmont 600 5th ave" 5355thave. 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'Allrif 16, 1996 i TO-=-.-=------== ~~ I Magic Mountain On campus . $16 50 • GradFest - Tickets for com 50 mencement ceremonies of the Col AMC Theatres - $4 leges of Arts and Letters, Business Pacific Theatres - $S Administration, Professional Studies and Fine Arts and Sciences will be available during GradFest. GradFest will take place frum 9:30 a.m. until 7 p.m. on April 15-18 in the tents on the south side of the Campus Bookstore. Students will be able to enjoy one stop shopping for all their graduation needs. Commencement tickets, caps and gowns, photos and graduation announcements will be available. Sea World '22" - Adult - Save '8 • Azteca Toastmasters - This pub 'IS" - Chlld* - Save '7 lic speaking group meets every Tues day at 6:45 a.m. in Adams Humani San Diego Zoo ties; Room 4157. For more informa tion, call Connie Bahner at 594-6796 '17" Adult - Save '5 '9'0 Chlld* or Frank Jonasson at 594-6966. Indudes onlnnco. bus to .... and skyforl ride San Diego • One-act play - The drama depart ment presents a free premiere perfor Wild Animal Park mance of the student-written and '1615 -Adult directed play. "Spider iti a Dungeon." '10" - Chlld* The play is billed as taking the audi ence on a journey into the darker side ·Chlld aged 3-11 of reality. It is at 12:30 p.m. in the Experimental Theatre. • Professional Studies and Fine Arts College Club Fair - This year's theme is "We AIl·Fit Together." The fair runs from \0 a.m. to 2 p.m. and takes place on the Campanile walk way and is for students interested in joining any of the clubs in PSFA. • Senate meeting - This group will meet at 2 p.m. in Hepner Hall, Room 221 to discuss campus issues. • Gay and lesbian ollen discussion pancl- Members of the Leshian. Gny and Bisexual Student Union will hold a group discussion open to everyone at noon in Quetzalcoatl in Aztec Cen ter. More information can be obtained at 594-2737. Sl\JDENT COUI'OH One Hour Of • Concert - The Student Chamber Racquetball Ensembles will play at7 p.m. in Smith Recital Hall. Admission is free. FREE! FOP. sow STUDEtHS • Lecture - Cresencio Arcos. for f>q>iru 4126196. MIl .. p_ coupon. Not ..1<1 with allY other offen. mer U.S. ambassador to Honduras will give a talk. "Recent trends in U.S. Good for I SDSU swdent d""ng """'ar ncquetboll foreign policy to Hondurus." The hours. (Pal" must brine I coupon each.) Include> ncquet and ball ""'til. speech starts at 12:30 p.m. at the Inter Can ' ...... 0 COLrt up to 2 clays In advance. national Student Center. 0114-6910 • SSRL computer workshop - An introduction to the Power Plant will be All Spring Semester given from 3 to 4:50 p.m. in Profes Watersport Classes & Clinics sional Studies and Fine Arts building, Room 133. Registration is not required. For more information. call 50% Off 594-5845. ro" sosu STUDENTS SAVf UP TO $651 • Summer Jobs - The SDSU Upward Bound and math/~cience regional center are recl"Jiting students for resident counselor ami teacher aide jobs dUo'ing their annual summer residential program. Both programs require students to attend pre-program trainings and to commit to a six-week period during the s·ummer. For more informalion, call 594-6184. - compll~d by Bob Flndle SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY SPORTS AllrillS. 1996 ~ , ' The Daily Aztec' • " " , , , Page 1.1 . ~ ...... ------'2~~IjJ;~~:i~,-.------.------ The National Football League dmft is coming up on Saturday and Sunday and Jones said he has no regrets about Hey, he's the coach being here working out, instead of working out for the professionals. Tol/ner knocked down "It's not my tum yct," Jones said. "God's not ready for me to go into the in passing drill NFL yet. I'll be happy for the guys who get picked. And in certain ways I'll be By RYAN BYRNE sad. Daily Aztec Starr Writer "I know I'll be Iikc 'man, I could've been there.' But if I do well next year, o find alit how healed the com hopefully I'll be drafted in '97." petition for a stai1ing job is at T San Diego State football The trench spring drills, you can ask head coach Nobody beller tell lineman Jason Ted Tollner. Jones the defensive line is inexperi Or you could look at his shin. enced. Tollner got run over during .1 pass Jones will give a response like this: ing drill and was left with a huge knot Junior Kyle Turley will miss the rest of "We're tired of hearing question mark spring drills with a knee Injury. bulging OUI of his leg, giving new this and question mark that. I'm sick . meaning to the phrase "no pain, no and tired of hearing it. 1'11 turn on the doval and Charles Gatlin, who are also gain." news and hear question mark this and battling for spots. And speaking of pain, Ali-Ameri question mark here. They've been say Also, look for Long Beach City Col can running back George Jon;~s is ing that for two years now. Somebody's lege trnnsfer Cameron Chance to make finally healthy after having played got to be new. At one time or another an impact in the fall. the final three and a half games of last somebody's got to be new. We're "At the end of spring we'd like to season with a broken jaw. skilled players. We wouldn't be here if have our two clear-cut starters," Delga .. "It feels great," Jones said. "I can we weren't. We work harder thun any do said, "knowing that whoever those finally breathe again. I can get my air body else on this team. For somebody two starters are, Chance will come in back faster. It was a great learning to say were a question mark is laking and press either one for a staning job." experience. away from all the hard work we've "I know if I ever get hurt again, 1"11 been doing." The good hands people be able to play through it since I The line will have threc new starters With All-American candidates Will played through a broken jaw. I played in the fall which is why it is seen as thc BlackweU and Az Hakim back for their through it because I just wanted to junior seasons, receiving coach Wayne ; ...... c biggest question mark. help the team win." "If the season began today wc'd have Dickens wi\l be looking to fill out the As for his personal goals during Adrian Ioja and Jason Jones at the corps around them. spring practice, he wants to improve ends," defensive line coacll Ken Delga The graduation of Ray Peterson, ·h;!l':Y..... ~J his blocking and pass catching abi1i: do said. "Atonio Santos would be the DeAndre MaxweU and Daryl Hawkins ties. tackle and Dan Dorsey would be in the has left Dickens with a few SpolS to fill Il!i!tt:t.l:Jit~!:::..;;:.,~~..i.:~~:;;;;:::;:;:;.t';{:-:.J'" ''I'll try to hone my game and my nose spot. But Diallo Garrison is press and a lot of players to till them with. overall level of play the best I can for ing both those guys for a starting spot." "We've got eight guys out here \ry the fall," he said. And don't forget Marshull Johnson, ing 10 work their way in," Dickens said. , And no one needs to remind him Kabeer Gbajabiamiln, Antwone what time of year it is. Young, Jeff Sardell, Armando San- Please _ NOTE on pace 14. Aztecs take Aztecs fall short, again final game Water polo loses to Added junior Teri Mullins: "We played Junior Heather Moody was named Most Baseball takes fwo-of-three really well in all four games prior to Valuable Player for the Southern Confer UCLA by one goal UCLA. It is very frustrating losing to them ence after this weekend's tournament. in Sacramento by one point every time." "I think it's great," Deardurff-Schmidt By CARl SHILLITO And against Ihe Bruins, it was the first said. "Heather is an asset to the team." By ERIC HOWARD Daily Aztec Staff Writer time all the Aztecs were eligible to play. Moody was named MVP for the season Daily Aztec Slaff Wriler "This was the best that everyone and not just for this weekend's tourna ast weekend, the strongest water played," Deardurff-Schmidt said. "I was ment. Moody was also a member of the lthough Jason Phillips' bat remained on polo conference in the nation met very pleused but n little frustrated." 1995 National Team, fire, it was a couple of old reliable per for the first Mountain Pacific Con formers that put the San Diego State base L SDSU WIIS anchored by U.S. National The Aztecs are now 16-5 for the season A ference Championships at UC Berkeley. team goalie and 1995 National CoUegiatc and arc awaiting another go-around with ball team ahead in its 5-4 V!ctory over Sacrumen All seven teams that were playing in the Goalie of the Year, Rachel Scott. the Bruins when they face them lit UCLA to State on Sunday. tournament are nationally rnnked, includ Scoll was also named to the second ill the National Qualifying Tourn&ment al Travis Lee and Kalin Foulds had both been ing No.4 San Diego State. team Southern Conference Tournament the end of the month. consistent producers during the season. but both The Aztecs started their weekend Friday Team. were quiet during thc first two games llf the series against No. 17 University of the Pacific against the Hornets. and No. 18 USC. In fact, the top-five hitters in the batting order SDSU managed to blow both teams out had done poorly in the first two games, going a of the water, beating UOP 20-2 and USC combined 8-for-43 (,186). 14-6. ''That's the way it has been ull season," Aztec SDSU then wenl up against Berkeley on head coach Jim Dietz said. "Certain guys strug Saturday nnd came away with more gle, while other guys get hot. I wish I·knew who impressive results, like a 10-6 victory. the' hot hitters were going to be." "We felt like we should beat them, we Foulds and Lee combined in the top of the played exactly how we should," said Aztec ninth to produce the go-ahead run, with Lee sin head coach Deena Deartlurff-Schmidt. gling in Foulds with two outs. Lee broke out of But the real test came on Sunday as the a l-for-8 slump, going 3-for-5 with 3 RBIs. Aztecs met up with the top-ranked UCLA He also belted a two-run home run, his ninth of in the finals. the season, in the third inning to help the Aztecs With I :50 remaining inthcgame, SDSU (26-17,12-8 Westem Athletic Conferenca) jump had a chance to puU within one goal of the out to a 3-0 lead.- . Bruins. But it was Phillips who was the star of the But like the other times the two telims"- . weekend series. He hit a solo home run to make have met this season, the Aztecs would be . it 4-0 in the fifth inning, his first round tripper of denied and fell short by one goa\. The final the season. was 6-5. Phillips finished the game 3-for-4 with an RBI "Now we are back to the drawing an!tJinished the series 12-for-14 with six runs and board," Deardurff-Schmidt said. "We'U 5 RBIs. definitely need to work on a few things "It is weird how a guy gets hot like that," Dietz before the next time we play UCLA." said. "His confidence gets high, the ball seems to ...... _IIASE .. ~U " ...... , . . ~ge 12 ...:.....' . . . The.Daily Aztec . ~ . . '. .' . April 16. 1998 . . '" , , - .. ,. .. I NeHers win heated ..~ t.1a AlII". battle with Toreros USD's Ola Lindblom. usually in the No. Victory sends Aztecs 3 slot, took on SDSU freshman standout wZ9!} into WAC championships Nguey Lay in the No.5 singles match. on a high note Lay took down the stiffest competition he's faced this year in dominating style. 6- lIesday MadDeSl. 3.6-4. By JUSTIN QUIS QUIS The match was delayed several times ''0l\1li SPECIAl" FROM 83.116 Daily AZlee Slnrr Wriler because of complaints by each player about "in and out" calls. 00 00 gOOd old fashioned rivalry was '2 BOrnE BIBIII 81- WELLS!! 83 COVBl reborn on the tennis COUltS at the "If you're able to recognize that a player University of San Diego yesterday. is talking and complaining a lot. because he A doesn't think he cnn beat you with his rack '.: fREELElSONS 7PMTO BPMII And the San Diego State men's tennis learn defcated the Toreros. 4-3. et and he's trying to mess with you mental Aztec junior Eric Faulk's match set 'the ly," SDSU head coach John Nelson said. tone for the rest of the matches us he defeat "then you've got him beat." * SPab YOUI' pa""',,, II DIIBBY Bohl * ed the heavily favored Jack Whigham, who Apparently Lay listened to his couch's __ ellIS at tllllOOl,WIIfI MI. Patrlclal came into the match with an 18·6 record. words of wisdom because he was able to T8IIIy" hotte.t Country I Dance MUlle The two were hitting bullets back and keep his cool and close out the match with v.' forth and were hitting their spots, but Faulk out incident. COIIIIJ In IIIP: _ balOI'I managed to get the key points as he won 6- Senior Jason Pearson, in the No.6 singles 4.7-6. match. and Frank Morgan, in the No.2 sin Bpm a gat II lor S S100BEER "I was able to convert a few (points). and gles. were faced with the same type of dis ... 2 that was basically the match." Faulk said. tractions. And each fell in the three sets. 00 5 Pearsoll was taking on Paul Kerwin. a The match was a sweet one for Faulk COII S1 0WELLS sidering this year has been a little disap freshman from Huntington Beach who acted pointing. every bit like one. "It hasn't gone my way the last few times He was constantly screaming at himself. 8:80-Clo'8 so (the win) feels good." he said. Pearson, the umpire and no one in particu Sophomore Steve Adamson got back on lar. He embarrassed himself but somehow II the winning track as well. as he won in the pulled off the 4-6. 6-4. 6-3 victory. No.3 singles slol 6-3, 6-0. Tc Pearson's credit, he didn't get too The win gives Adamson a 4-2 record at caught up in it, but he was clearly distract No.3 singles. ed. Adamson said the Aztecs haven't beaten Morgan played Emmanuel Udozorh, who the Toreros in some time and it feels good to was rankeo No. 15 in the world when he was not only beat them. but beat them on their in high school. Once again tempers were courts. short in this match as he lost 5-7, 7-5, 0-6. "This is definitely a rivalry and hopeful The younger Pearson, Blake. won his ly we can tum the tables on them for the next match in straight sets, 6-3, 6-3. in a compar /~~ ~ AMI,. OFFICIAL atively quiet match. few years." Adamson said. The three most heated matches took place The Pearson brothers won the lone dou in the No.2. No.5 and No.6 singles slots. bles match for the Aztecs. 8-4. as they ~Z!! Jl!.0~1!!L defeated Peter Webb and Justin Schmidt. SDSU 4130/96 WlldnlldlyIIllQ. LnIt_ ...... Enterprise rent-a-car • On Campus Location in AZTEC CENTER • We Rent to 18yrs. and Older • STUDENT and FACULTY Rates Available "PlCI £81£1\'. u,t'·, . PlCl( lOU ---.- . Apfil16,1996. " "" '.. ' ...... ' The Daily Mec '. '. >, '., " ' :,.' :. , .. Page13 .- • I • • • • ..' - • • BASE continued ""'" PIP 11 The other Fresno get bigger and the olher team gets confused on how to pitch to him." rivalry continues Uncharacteristiclllly, however, the Aztec pitchers could not hold Bulldogs come to San Tonight's game, which begins at7 p,m. at the 4-0 lead. Smith Field, features an FSU squad (25-20, The Hornets (9-31, 2-18 WAC) Diego for final meeting 12-8 Western Athletic Conference) fresh off tied the game at 4-4 wit't a run in with Aztecs a weekend series at Cal Poly San Luis Obis the fifth and three more in the sixth po. off Aztec starter Brilln Scotl. The Bulldogs took two-ai-three games Sac State's Bill Hoover singled By M. NAJAF ALIKHAN from the Mustangs over the weekend and Daily AZlee Contributor in the run in the fifth, and a Greg improved themselves to third place in the Heitz two-run double highlighted "Ladies and gen'tlemen, YOl:r 1996 Fres WAC's Western Division. the sixth inning comeback. no State Bulldogs." The p_ztec.s(26:17.12-8 WAC) come into Scolt wenl six innings for SDSU, Hold on folks. If you just stood up in tonight's game af/.cr a three-game weekend allowing seven hils while surren admiration or amazement for Jerry Tarkani ~eries at Sacramer.to State. dering two earned runs. an and his hated Bulldog basketball team, The Aztecs used clutch hilling during the "Our pitching has been consis sit back down in your chair. series by Travis Lee and Jason Phillips, tak tent all season long," Dietz said. Sure, Tarkanian is unique in his own ing two-of-three games from the H0rnets. "We have been one of the best right. but so is FSU head ba,eball coach Rob pitching staffs in the nation." Bennett, who brings his archrival Bulldogs' Greg Winkelman (2-1) earned baseball team to town tonight to face San the victory in relief, shutting out Diego State. Plaa .. see fSIJ on page 14 Sac State over the final three innings. Lee's lal.e inning heroics spoiled ! the outing for Hornet starter Kevin Daity Altcc/KERSTYN ROOIE Truvis Lee hml a home run in the Aztecs' 5-4 victory Culmo. 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Thomas jefferson School of Law will be conducting a Phillips also added a fifth-inning home run and went 12-for-14 in the series. free [SAT and Law Scbool Information Seminar for "It's not so much momentum," Aztec head coach Prospective Law Students, Jim Dietz said, "it's just nice to be home. Our pitch ing staff is going to get a workout this week." Thursday, April 18, 1996 Heading into tonight, lhe Bulldogs will be lead by 6:00 to 8:30 p,m. seniors Jay Bmuning (.389 balling avemge) and Ben Reynoso (.378). Their balling avemges mnk them in Ha"dlery Hotel • 950 Hotel Circle, N. the top 15 in the WAC through March .. Sa" Diego, CA 92108 Scheduled to pitch tonight for FSU will be Jeff Weaver (6-3), whose 1.98 ERA is tops in the WAC. Your questions will be answered regarding: "Who knows how we'll do against (Weaver)," Dietz said in reference to a complete-game victory • The Law School Admission Test (LSA T) Weaver pitched against the Aztecs in March. "I guar • Schclarsh ips antee we 'II try our hardest against him." • Law School Requirements However, if the Bulldogs plan on scoring some runs when & how to apply tonight, they will have to score them against one of the conference's top pitching staffs. To register, 'please caU (619) 297-9700 ext. 1200 With SDSU's team ERA of2.89 and 391 strikeouts, runs will be hard to come by for FSU. and ask for an admissions counselor. Hilling has not been a problem lately for the Aztecs, and it shouldn't be any different against a Bulldog squad with a combined tCllm ERA of 5.68 and the highest opponent billling average (.291) in the West OThomasJefferson. ern Division. ~ School ofLaw SDSU, which took two-of-three games in a series Aztec third baseman Joson is coming ofT 8 with the Bulldogs earlier in the season, would like ~ 2121 San Diego ,lVenue, San Diego, C4 92110 12-for-14 performance over the weel(cnd. nothing more than to beat its northern rivllls and pad its OWI1 conference record. Accredited by the Westem Association ofSchools arid Colleges and by the Committee ofBar Examiners oftbe State Bar of Califomia. Appllcationfor ABA approval pending. idly as a smaller receiver. It's NOTE kind of a two-edged sword." continued from pap 11 Duret Gray, Josh Brakefield and 5-foot-6 Brian Frechman are "They're better today than they getting some snaps at receiver were a week ago when practice also. started." In an allempt to get more play Injury report ing time, Tyrone Evans is making That gust of wind you may the switch from running back to have felt last Sunday morning receiver. wasn't a precursor to a tornado. It ''I'm trying to learn to play was the entire SDSU coaching receiver ami keep up with the run staff breathing n collective sigh ning backs too," Evans said. "I of relief. think I'll eventually go back to Offensive lineman Kyle Tur running back because I've got ley injured his left knee in a three that running back mentality. on·three drill Saturday, and it was "The couches tell me I'm get thought he may have torn a liga ting beller everyday. I'll be a ment. physical wideout. 1 won't be one It turned out to be just a sprain, of those receivers the linebackers and he'll miss the rest of spring can push down. I'll hit them in the practice. mouth." "The normal course for all Nathaniel Jacquet and Leon injury like this is nbout three to Hawes arc also trying to make a four weeks," head tminer Gary switch to receiver, but from Johnson said. "Since that's how dcfensi ve back. much time is IcC! this spring, he'll "They're coming along O.K.," miss the rest t.!nt~1h Cffllury lox "' .. ," ,root otloct. .., .•. ", ,michoellehrrom '''' 'the truth cboot toll &OOgs' UIOO tIun-cn joneooe gorofolo ben crop/in jan~ lOll! 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'. -. • Tlie·.Dail~ 'Itlt~c -',_ -, , 00,- , " , ,,' ': Page '15' • • • '. •• • ,r' , School is still in session Aztecs still have some ing up four runs (two earned) in the first The Aztecs were feeling good heading SDSU didn't fare much better in the night inning to get the complete game victory. into their two-game series against the Utes, cap losing 5-\. learning to do to make it SDSU was led by freshman first baseman a team that they would have to take at least The losses, however, didn't obscure the to the postseason Erryn Gutjahr who smacked her third home a game from, if SDSU were to have any hope fact that ,the Aztecs have achieved the run of the season, and second baseman Jenny of moving up in the WAC standings. respectability they so much desire. Briscoe who brought in two runs with a dou But the Utes (21-16,8-3 WAC) showed ''The Utah coaches commented to us how By PATRICK GREEN Doily A.lee Siaff Wriler ble in the second inning. SDSU that it still has some things to work on much the program hus improved," Van Wyk The Aztecs continued the onslaught in the if it wnnts to move from respectability to the said. ''They know that they were lucky to ll season long, San Diego State soft second game of the doubleheader with all II upper ranks. have gotten out of these two games with their ball co-head coaches Linda Spradley of their runs coming in the first three innings Utah scored four runs in the bottom of the shirts, because we arc learn that command~ A and Kathy Van Wyk have talked in the 11-2 win. sixth inning to take an 8-6 lead that would respect. But it's going to take perseverance about how much the team has improved, and Third baseman Chrystal Friesen had her eventually stand. and time. how this might be the team that will take third round tripper of the season that drove The Aztecs pounded Ulah pitching with "We are a young team thnt will continue Aztec softball to unprecedented levels. in two runs, as SDSU pounded the Thunder five runs in the first two innings, but still to improve both physically and mentally." Indeed the team is vastly improved from bird pitching for 12 hits. couldn't overcome the Utes which smacked last season's 21-39 team. Southern Utah di~n't help itself by com startcr Renae Mohamed (11-9) around for 10 But facing an opportunity last weekend to mitting nine errors in a sloppily-pluyed game hits and all eight of the runs. move up in the Western Athletic Conference that featured 13 errors between the two standings in their quest for postseason play, teams. the Aztecs split four games in the annual Van Wyk said the sweep against the road trip to Utah. Thunderbirds is evidence of how much the Things started out rosy for SDSU (20-22, team has grown. 5-6 WAC) in the opening game against "That's one step in the process of becom Southern Utah (11-24,1-9 WAC). ing a good team," she said. "Soulhern Utah The Aztecs fought back from an early 4-0 is a learn we should beat and we did. They deficit to take the game 5-4, Starter Mar came out strong, but we battled back and Quessa Penrod (5-9) settled down after giv- won both games." ~ 1~= UT q'. 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SIGN·UP EARLY ENTRIES LlMITEDIl DONT Homemade leo Croam Siore. Ptll w... .nds MISS OUT ON THE DEST COLLEGE O-R PUP'S smoking acees. GRAFFIX & ather brand Oancers lor Escort Bachelor Parties. No Exp through summer. Appty In person, 503 5th ROOM FOR RENT. 527!. WALK SDSU. Pari< T 0 U R name ~G pipes. Guor. Ioweal SS. 24in air.· TO Req. Ma,", up 10 Sl500. Call'63-/l363, Ave Son Diego. NAMENT OP THE YEARI APPLICATIONS AVAlL· S50. BbU53. 36;n·$60, bbl·S63. '6In,S67. Ing. Lauf'lcby, 582·9118, 441-5139 . --. .. ---,- ABlE ATTHE RECREATIONAL SI'ORfS OFFICE. dbl bbf-S70. Send cklm.o.+$3sJt1: PUPS P.O EGG OO/./ORS doIpemlely wanlod by Infortifo. __ __._--- Summer SubJel Of FuU lease. Dorchester ~l FOR INFO CALL 59H4.4 Box S232 S.L.O, Co 93403 Of 80()..354·488d hopeful "",",,15. AU mca. needod. Heallhy. Ages Summer joL oppor1unlry In the Wowing fax 21·30. Ccmpensallon s:lOOO-. PIs call OPTIONS Lg. 1 bd. Api. SS35. near campus. Pool. seMc:eS mduslry. Dualnes.alMa.rklotlng pkng.• aecure.287·2630. Summer jobsl Greal Income opportunltlos lor 81800-885-0013 student sought foe ongoing Protect. Fun or TUTORING: MaWSIs". Page Jon 595-8962. fBliab&e. 1IfMt.""Ot1ic ind.\.iduals, FT/?T posltlona. part-time. PtaaID call 221·7066. TYPING: Basic Rat. 511pg. CalI.64-1689. for intaMow ""It 673-4064. £xoUc Dancers & Escorts neodod. Top $$S. No '. An·ri:OJJnc~me.nts RESEARCH: Library AUI. Call1TR 265-6405, ellp. nec:Assary. Call 2613-41Bl ., ' The Dally _ I. looking lor M" lYPing- Reports, papers, etc. HI quality. Naar mollv.lad. hard working .tudlnta S$ NB9d Cash S$ We buy used pagofB FAST FUNDRAISER- RAISE S500 IN 5 DAYS· Bnd cell phones. 265·1415 SDSU. Free edit. Ms COIUns: 286 2863 GREEKS GROUPS. CLUBS. MOTIVATED of any mllor who .,.. Intlnt'led In a INDIVIDUALS. FAST, EASY - NO FINANCIAL CHICANO GRADUATION Wanl to bleak Into T,V, newa1 l.ocIJ producer career In aa'-a for the Fan 1996 $$ Ctuite Ships Hlringl Students Needed! Earn OBLIGATION (600)682-1982 EXT. 33 May 24.1"10 <1 Appllcallcns 594-65<1 shows you ttt. ropos. \\'ofkahop + lour of .. SSS. "'" WOffd Truvel (caribboan, Europe. aemntlf'. T.V, ,laban. Space IimJled. Cal 338·7220. AppUcalJon deadll,. Ie AprU HawaII. ate) No EG>Qrl:snce Necessary. Free GI~ Scou1o 01 Orange Counly 22. DESPERATELY NEED PSFA COMMENCEMENT 3 pm. Room and Boald. Oreat ouxmunityf Prog. Cab Summer Ra.de'" Camp looking "" lifo TICKETS. WilL PAY. CALL ALICIA 493-9636 Wanted 3 Ueketl 'or Alts & Len,... Gradua· \lU8rds,CounlOlors,An:hery,Ar1t & Clalls.& FOl' qUU11ono, pleuo tion. VlUlptIy. Cd 287·9569 9111-~:J98""C4041. contact Vlnru.., 694-7:192. -----._-_ .. -_ ... kilcMn, le8Y8 name&.0287-2087lor app. EXAM ANXIETY? Pool Grades? Hypnosis --~-'--'----- $1750~ty pos3itrte maii+ng cur clrculara. For enables you to recaJl IIJY8ry1hlng eul:v WANTED: tickets lor PSFA grad ceremony. Will Volunteers n8fKJtd: May 4th, Free lunch from In Inlocllll:lilI·:lOO-l207. HOME TYPISTS. PC u.rll. noodod. 545.000 In· using oth.r 95% 01 'fOUr mind, lhf1i unlimited pey $S. can 270.. 75810 ... msg. come polontlsl. Call 1-8011-513.. 343 E>I.B and Out Free T-shlrt.Paintl'iIn'lOn Grove, Inler· subc.onclout. Joel MOOl8, certified t'rypno ------.------• CAt.ENDAR MODELS • 9nO ested1287·0300 Slacey. therapist. <463-3676 vory resenable. YO JESUS CREWI MilES MCPHERSON AT AHractive & Athlelic 'emsles needed lor our COLLEGE AVE BAPTIST Aprt116. 7:30pm. 53 Wanted 10 studen1s 10 validate a cone.pt upcoming 1991 Calendar loot we produce here Housa aNne' needod PfT. $6.00 hr. Please call FREE FINANCIAL AlDI Over f8 _In public and minutes that will f.ofeoIer change youf Ide. that couk:t apl'OJC. $1200 a month in tMIf' in San DIogo and ••U iInd dlslrillute In all 50 .844)649. put pOval. sector grantl & tchol8f1hlpl Is now college Iun Attn Students Spring Bleak work l200-Wk . . WORK WITH CHILDREN TIjI.S SUMMER Retail chaJn hila 15 openIngs No ••p req, Fun time Oller summer. Scholarshtps posstbl. •. La Mesa 463-6670.La Jorla 455·9433- ~tDlUjf~etIi: >;'~ ".gJw,t~/NI~altt BIOMEOICAL RESEARCH ASSOCIATE to avalual. .01 flAftlr"14Q" ~lt.U/"l I."lJalwaof <;T_ eJlperimental cancer dn.:gs. BAIBS in Otol.lgy with 1·2 yeenl eIpellen.-::e inctoding rodents es· is now hiring general counselors lenlla!. nsaue cuiture a plus. Macintosh ploU· & counselors with experience in: clency reqtJiIed. Please 58~ resume 10 ~ s.o.. ptoyw.a. 3333 N. Torrey Pines CI., S18. 100, La archery, ans & crafls, horseback Jolla, CA 92037. or IaJc (619) '57·07.2 riding. waterskiing. jet skiing, BIOMEDiCAl. RESEA • FEAR (A) 1 HX 11215 2.1e,4·t5 ft.151.151015 (12303001530 IHIO 1020 1l'llEI~ SUII . SA FAMILYTHtNG (PG-Il) Itl. SMR.HOLLANO·S OPUS (R) DOUlV (12.0S "!ill! "40 (1200 225)4'457:10835 S ~., DIABOLtQUE(A) 1lOl0f I BUY ANY SANDWICH & GET A I (2c!l) 130 $ OLtVER AND COMPANY (G) DOlOY • 2ND SANDWICH OF EQUAL OR I It200 t!:tOI:J.t0530700 I LES:~'!u~~U!7 ~~,~EEI I SLEAVING LAS VEGAS(R) OOi.AY • FAITHFUl(R) DOlBV p2QJ 145 135 1030 $ ~., DEAD MAN WALKtNG(A) "",OY I. 6150 EL CAJON BLVD. I. (1O!J5JOI9!.5 0286-4221 I N~kt to ·COlrlles" Storo, Across F,om I L __ .:~s~r~ ';:1~ __ ..I 1I01VIIM\1 fOHO /0.1 Grm '. '.. BH~m SI/OW'lIf( ONE DAY. WI-IILE l"l-lE MIDDLE CLASs, ROBIN I-IOOD FOUND I-IIS TRUE CALLING, ick. by Rich Moyer