Elsewhere , H E u c UCR Students to Work with Police RIVERSIDE - Two UCR tudent , Daryl Terrel and Walter Rucker are pursuing the idea that in reased communication between tudent and police will improve police effectivenes . The two tudent recently UC ANDIEGO filled tudent-police liason po ition which were created after the the Sept. 30 prote t. Both tudent feel that UCR Students To Police Chief Hank Ro enfeld has ome good idea for better relation , but that tudents Vote on Three need to be better informed of police action, e pecially Refer enda during potentially delicate situations like prote t . YOnNG: Two other que tions were rejected a the judicial board UCSC Make. Room mandated as special election near For New Research By Elaine Camuso SANTA CRUZ - On Nov. 10, Staff Writer UC Santa Cruz celebrated the Three referenda que tions have been ap establishment of a Chicano/ proved by the A . ociated Students for the Jan. Latino Resource Center, the 20-21 pecial election. first ever in Santa Cruz. The Two referenda questions passed the A.S. purpo e of the new facility i to vote during their Dec. 2 meeting and a third was bring faculty and graduate approved last night. The questions ranged from students together to engage in increasing the number of student regents to a Chicano/Latino relation . A survey of campus newspapers to a required lecture series sponsored by the AlDS general education course. center focuses on Gender The text of the first question reuds: "At studies, Border studies and present, a ingle Student Regent i selected Media and Popular culture from among student throughout the UC sys studies, all relating to the RIMAC construction begins near the San DIego Supercomputer Center. tem. Do you think student representation to the Latino/Chicano population. A Board of Regents should be from the level of renewed grant has been individual UC campuses rather than un a UC submitted to provide more Lawsuit Aims to Stop RIMAe Fee system-wide basis?" funds for re earch. Currentl y, the student regent is chosen from CAMPUS: Suit changes focus to had just been signed. nine nominees submitted by a UC student Student Asuulted deassessing the $210 fee after Judge Kevin Midlam required the plantiff to committee. The nominees are presented to the At UC Davis po t a $37,500 bond in orderto issue the restrain University of California Students Association construction begins ing order after the announcement. The plantiffs (UCSA). which narrows the list to th ree, and DA VIS - A female UCD By Karen Sple&eI were unable to pay the amount and the order was the governor then uppoints the final selt!ction student was reportedly Staff Writer denied. with the approval of the regents. A "yes" vote assaulted on her way home Three UCSD students tiled suit again t the According to the students' attorney, Tad on this question may lead to a fu tu re increu. e in from class on Dec. 2. UCD university to block the construction of the Rec Mailander.thesuit will be amended to try deassess student regent representatives from one to nine. Police said the student wa reational, Intramural, Athletic and Event Com the RIMAC fee becau e the election was con The second question is a survey of student grabbed by an unknown plex (RIMAC) on Dec. 10. The three UCSD ducted illegally. He said the uit will no longer newpaper readership. It states: "[The,1 A.S. and assailant who attempted 10 admini trators named in the uit are Vice Chan try to block the construction. its various media want to know how many drag her into near by bushe . cellorforUndergraduateAffairsJo eph Wat on , "The focu of the lawsuit is now to stop people read a specific paper so that we may The woman was able to free A i tant Vice Chancellor for Student Programs collecting fees from the student :' 'aid Mailander. serve the campus better." The council further herself after kicking and and Facilitie Tom Tucker and Director of Stu According to Mailander, the total RIMAC amended the question, adding, "The results of elbowing the assailant. dent Government Services Randon Woodard. co t will top $100 million when the co t of these questions shall not be used to determine Though it is unclear whether The controversial $34 million RIMAC facil construction, maintenance, operations and fi financial allocations." or not the incident was ity has been in planning since students approved nancing are included. The $210 fee will be in The last question. approved last night. ru.ks wi tne sed, the victim reported its construction and the annual $210 fee in a effect for 27 years. . tudents if they would approve of a mandatory that she was certain that other 1990 special election. The vote was conte ted "The student and the plantiff will AJDS/HIV education lecture a~ one of the students were in the area. because of the narrow margin by which it passed foreseeably have to pay this fee. If they [the general education c1asse . and an allegedly biased brochure circulated by plantiff 1are ucce ful, the university will have While normally the A.S. only fund one Inside the admini tration on RIMAC just prior to the to come up with other funding," Mailander said. general election per year, extra fund~ were vote. The plantiffs as ert that there were everal allocated for elections in 1992-93. However, 15 minute before the Dec. II violations of university procedures and election This special election was mandated by the hearing regarding a temporary restraining order guideline . Section chree of the UCSD Student Judicial Board la t spring, following their dis to halt the construction, Watson and Tucker Fee Funded Facility Guideline states that a fee covery of di. crepancies between the sample informed the court that the con truction contract See FACIUTY, Page 6 See REFERENDA, Page 6 Campus Shuttle Bus Hit by Falling Tree During Storm By Franclaco DeVries The front windshield, a side win News Editor dow and the electronics and me A campus loop shuttle bus was chanics in the front of the bus were struck by a falling tree around 7:30 all damaged. There also appeared to a.m. yesterday morning as it was be structural damage to the bus SAY CHEESE pulling out of its regularly sched frame, according to Buono. HIATUS: A new Mandeville uled stop near Peterson Hall. The driver, who was not injured exhibit shows the power of The large section of the tree was by the impact itself, was examined photojournalism . H1 apparently blown down by the gust at Student Health and sent home. ing winds and rain. There were no He escaped being hit by the fail SPORTS: Whitman College passengers on the shuttle when the ing branch by "a couple of feet," buries Triton women in tree hit and the driver escaped seri according to Buono. "[The student hoops Tuesday. 12 ous injury. driver] was lucky; he was just very, According to Transportation Ser very lucky," he added. vices' Student Driver Supervisor The driver was not identified. Index Frank Buono, the bu was making a UCSD Police Officer Tom "normal top and pick-up [when a] Morris, who took the report on the good portion of one of the eucalyp accident, aid that the huttle re tus tree collapsed." ceived a "substantial amount ofdam Photo courtesy of Transportation Services The branch landed "on top of the age." The campus-foop shuttle bus was struck by a failing eucalyptus front portion of the bu.," he aid. See SHUTTLE, Page 3 branch during a 7:30 a.m. stop near Peterson Hall. 2 NEW The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 7, 1993 Thursda. ,January 7,1993 The UC 0 Guunliun EWS 3 SAAC Co-Chair Resigns Mter Dispute Salk Institute and UCSD ETCETERA... Do you suffer from CAMPUS: Krista Aores " SAAC has to reouild itself," To Cooperate in Biology cites a personality conflict agreed Flore . "They' re now real iz ing where the problems are." ASTHMA? CALVIN & HOBBES by Bill Watterson with the committee chair Aore said that one of the big SCIENCE: Two pre tigious institutions join forces in • Volunteers needed for clinical drug studies By Dan Krauss gest problems with the current • All testing and medications are free effort to aid graduate student research in biology. I'M HO-OMe! Senior Staff Writer SAAC guidelines is that committee • Qualified participants will be paid up to By ErIc Schmidt Salk's prestige will help UCSD Student Affirmative Action leadership roles are not adequately Comminee (SAAC) Co-Chair explained. Senior Staff Writer anract gmduates who otherwi e $500 for participation By Melissa Jacobs would have gone elsewhere. Kri taFloresresignedfromthecom " Therearenocleardefinitionsof minee in early ~mber, citing in what capaci ty the chair and the Staff Wflter Scheffler aid. personality differences with Com An agreement creating a coop Ban Sefton. Salk professor and co-chair function," he said. Call 436-3988 mittee Chair Poncho Guevarra. Guevarru agreed, saying "[The erative teaching and re earch pro adjunct UCSD profe sor, said the (ask for Dianna or Janet) re ignation come at a time gram between the U SD Biology agreelllent al 0 offers several ben The guidelines] are fairly ambiguous as when SAAC is tackling such prob far as the specific roles. We need to Warren W. Ple.kow, M.D. Depanment and the Salk In titute efits to the Salk Institute. In the past, lori Mltcheit/GUBiOilll lems as declining minority enroll rethink and reevaluate the focus." Asthma and Allergy Treatment for Biological Sciences was signed because relatively few Salk faculty $Me chair Poncho Guevarra ment while at the same time initiat According to Guevarra, SAAC and Research Associates at a Dec. 14 cer worked for UCSD. accepted Flores' resIinatIon. ing a long-awaited overhaul of its had already begun reworking its emony at the Salk only a few graduate guidelines. is run. "It was a problem with the guidelines even before Flores' res Inst itute. 'tudentscould work " [FIores're ignation] wasasur leadership and direction ofSAAC," ignation. He said thatthecommittee The program at Salk. prise," said Director of SAAC and she said. • is currently defining the role of wi II strengthen the "The program Human Relations Program (HRP) Guevarra said that despite the SAAC interns and will soon decide relationship be has increa ed the Dawn Valencia. "\ don' t think it frustration of Flores' resignation, if a major restru cturing of the lead tween the Biology role of the Salk In MUIR COLLEGE was something any of us aw com Department and stitute and th e here pectsherdecisionandi ready ership roles is necessary and if so. HOUSE ADVISOR POSITIONS Salk. a La Jolla re chance for Salk fac ing." to move on. "It's omething that's what the new configuration will be. search firm. "We ulty and [UCSD] "[Her resignation] was a great both upsetting and a challenge for Guevarra emphasized that there 1993-94 have had. forthela,t tudents to inter 10 s to the committee," said SAAC [SAAC)," he said. is no single plan in mind. "We're Chair Pon<;ho Guevarra. "There's a Although he admits that Flores' conSidering a lot of different op 20 year~ or ~o. a act," efton aid. Applications available at the Muir Residential Life Office fairly close associa According to big void right now and we need to departure is a se tback, Guevarra tions," he sa id. " W e want to make through Wednesday, January 20 with job referral # from ti on with Salk."said Sefton.Salkcon id fill this void." maintains that the rate of SAAC's sure all ofour constituents are being Student Employment. "80th Salk and According to Valencia, Flores' progress will not be slowed. served." Immo cheffler. ered adding its own Mandatory Candidates Meeting on Thursday, January 7 or UC D profes or of UCSD faculty biology graduate re ignation was not 0 much a prob However, Valencia aid that the Aores said that if the SAAC Wednesday, Ja~uary 20 at 7 p.m. in Half Dome Lounge. bi logy. are trying to get program, but the lem of divi ion within SAAC as it 10 sofAore ,who ededicationand guidelines are th roughly reworked, was aproblem with conflicting view experience was invaluable to her she will consider running again for The agreement. to what's going mechani m for re Application deadline: 4 p.m., Friday, January 22. which will allow cruitment of stu points between individuals. "I don 't peers, will have a negative impact a position on the committee. U SD gmduute tu on with life, how dents was already know if there were factions, but on SAAC's progress. " I'd be lying In the meantime. Flores said she Call 534-4200 for additional information. there w~re personality conflicts," if r said it wasn't going to slow us is still committed to helping disad dents to gain credit life workS, and in place at UCSD. for work completed The agreement aid Valencia. down," she said. vantaged students. As presidentofthe Disabled Stu in Salk labomlOries. can we reduce it will not financially Flores declined to comment on Despite thi s, Valencia said she the precise nature of the di fficulties believes Aores' departure was ben dent Union, which is one of the six " builds on that cor burden UCSD, to Its basic which forced her to resign. eficial in that it .. erved as a cata constituents of SAAC, Flores said dial re lationship and Scheffler said . CSOESCORT 534-WALK However, she did say that the lyst" for SAAC to reevaluate and he will "a1ways be in contact with high-quality science elements." Graduate working BRIEFLY ••• SAAC in one way or another." we know is being -Ted Case, at Salk will be up problem had to do with how SAAC rework it guidelines. 5:00 p.m. to 1:00 a.m., 7 days a week Chair of UC50 Biology perfomled at Salk," ported through Salk Department Be Safe , Don't Walk ALone! Scheffler added. grant money, while Dean of Engineering Will Resign OfSulk's47 fac- tho e in the UCSD SHUITLE: CRASH ulty members. 27 have chosen to program will continue to be funded Founding Dean of UC50's Department of Engineer tlonat Educators. The Friends was fonned years ago as a volunteer A Campus Loop participate in the joint program. A by the Biology Department. ing M. Lea Rudee has announced his intention to resign 20 Falling tree nails a from the post at the end ofthe 1992-93 academic year. organization dedicated to understanding and coopera shuttle was hit First-year graduate tudents on shuttle few members of the Salk faculty Rudee, who has served as the division's dean since tion within and among the intemational community at passing bus by a falling tree held adjunct posi tions before the rotation will be supported by UCSD, its opening in May 1982, will continue at UCSD as a UCSD. ContInued from PBI8 1 near Peterson program was initiated. but Salk will help support them professor of Materials Science, turning his attention The group sponsors several programs for foreign Hall yesterday According to Morris, the driver UCSD Chair of Biology Ted through grams to UCSD. Salk will primarily to research and teaching. students and their families. These programs include at 7:30 a.m. was just pulling away from the stop Case aid the program , retroactive aI 0 help fund graduate recruitment Under Rudee 's leadership, the Department of Eng~ weekly coffee hours for spouses and children, an Inter· Kaplan to July 31. benefit both partie. efforts, Scheffler aid. neering launched several major programs in research national Cooperative Nursery School which reserves a when he heard a cracking noise and third of its spaces for children from other countries, and UCSD graduate student will gain Salk faculty who 4re adjunct and education , reflecting the rapid changes and diversity noticed the branch starting to fall. He (Tln~s rOll of disciplines in the field. He has guided the division to a Resale Shop which provides over $10,000 annually to quickly reversed the bus, but was not t"> • the opportunity to work with di tin universityprofe sors will not be paid the International Center. national prominence in computing, bioengineering, ma able to completely clear the area guished Salk faculty. byUCSD. terials science, structural engineering, magnetic record Parking and Transportation Ser In addition. Case sa id. Salk fac Case said the new partnership ing research and fluid mechanics and combustion. 4- rl';l\OIlS to AcII*Ium Orfers MMne vices Manager Gregory Snee said Ulty will teach both graduate and with Salk does not promote the com Rudee participated in the efforts to bring the Center Reoo Bruckner/ GuatdlBll undergraduate courses. Salk pro mercialization of science at UCSD. for Magnetic Recording Research and the Charles Lee BIology Study Trip to eatallna that shuttle drivers are trained to deal with "system failures in bus Third College Provo t's Office, ac tLlining nm\" fessors who participate in the pro "The difference between Salk and Powell Structural Systems Laboratory to the UCSD The Stephen Birch Aquarium-Museum will be offering estimate will be made for repairs. sun campus; he also played a role in bringing the Interna a special weekend of hiking, snorkeling and studying of ses" Jike brake and other mechani cording to Peters. gram will be appointed adjunct pro other [La Jolla science firms) is that Most new shuulescost between $65- tional ThennonuclearExperimental Reactorproject(ITER) marine biology on Catalina Island, March 19-21. Studies cal failures. However, nothing in 85,000, according to Snee. Of the 160,000 trees carnpus fessors at UCSD, meaning they will at Salk there is a basic interest in to San Diego. and explorations will be conducted with the Catalina for lhl' April the training prepares drivers forev Tree Trimlller Supervisoi Philip wide that Physical Plant Service have to wait to .. ou, teach one-sixth the course load of how life works." Rudee came to UCSD from Rice University in 1974 to Island Marine Institute. ery situation. Peters said that fall ing trees, espe regularly trims and maintains, about UCSD professors. "Both Salk and UCSD faculty serve as the first provost of Warren College. He received Accorrvnodations will include floored tents, bunk tind dass 10 6(" ~I hc..td !llan Graduate and undergraduates are trying to get to what's going on his bachelor of science degree in 1958 with a specialty beds and electricity. In addition, wetsuits and snorkeling This accident was the fi rst "actof cially during stonns, is nothing new 16,000 are in high-traffic areas. Cur God" the shuttle system has had. atUCSD. Thatsarnenightthestorrn rent! y, the university employes three enrolled in Biology 199 will be eli with life, how life works, and can in metallurgic engineenng from Stanford University, gear will be provided. MeAT. nn the j\'CJ\T. Our I C~" ' nin s gible to work in Salk labs, increas we reduce it to its ba ic elements," where he earned a Ph.D . in materials science in 1964. Reservations and more information Is available by Sneeadded. .... brought down a branch on the roof people in full-time tree maintenance. His current research interests at UCSD involve the calling the Stephen Birch Aquarium-Museum at 534- ing the number of labs available to Ca.sesaid. Salk and UCSD are strong The damaged shuttle was towed of the Club Med cafeteria and an "There's a lot of stuff that's go application of electron microscopy and X-f COIWtENTARY: Students must petition against the planned RIMAe facility fee EDITORIAlS IN AN IVY Editorial Board DIRTY TRICK THE WORST TIME BEN BOYCHUK, Editor in Chief LEAGUE OF A AT ERIC SCHMIDT, Managing Editor By Ely Rabanl plaintitfs in the case. On the moming of Dec. 10, FRANCISCO DEVRIES, News Editor PHILIP MICHAELS, Opinion Editor Staff Writer as the case W:L~ being filed, the UCSD adminis extyear,a$210peryearRIMACfeewillbe tration signed the contrac!. Messrs. Tucker and 1M UCSD Guo,.".." " DUbIIShed twtce • _ II the _,I)' of C.tofomia. San 00...,. COntonts HIS OWN C l992. \/ ..... el.PI"Uled herein '.pteleM the mliOtrtY vote of the "'ltOtlI' bOaKl, 8f'I(I er, not inlposed. By then, fees will almost cenainly Watson produced this contract. which has a neeo ••nly those of the UC eolld of Recents. the ASUCSO. no< the entJ,. Gu.IfII/Jf1 S,.". SAl liE: Wtlliam Shakespeare exceed $4.000 per year at UCSD. But as public $37 ~'500 indemnification clause. for the court. education is being eroded, the UCSD OOmini - The court in tum required the plaintiffs to post is back and coming soon to a Regents Have No Business trationhasbeenanxiou to proceed with RIMAC. bond before it would consider a Tempor-.uy major university near you 'a $35 million project. with total costs to students Restraining Orderagainslthe UCSD acbninistra Creating UC Corporations of hundreds of millions of dollan;. And the tion. A hearing i~ schedu led for January. By Sam Halpern OOministralion has proceeded thus after um Some present during the Dec. 10 hearing At first glance. the new propo al by UC Pre ident Jack Peltason Contributing Opinion Writer manly dismi ing challenges to the election on Regents for a hearing. reponed that the attorneyfor the UCSD Admin to creme a for-profit cO'lJOnltion and a non-profit foundation would That first night William Shake peare spent which the fee i based. The UCS D administra Later, both the Graduate tudent Association istration expressed his opinion that a Temporary seem to benefit everyone involved, Thi corporation. which would in my home convinced me that I must quickly tion continues to pursue RIMAC construction and the Academic Senate passed resolutions Restraining Order would have been awarded if get him into a workable si tuation . The seminal even as it is eiiminmillg the P E. Depal1lllelll! help develop. license and market new technology invented at the urging the UCSD Administration to give these the contract hOOn'[ been signed already. event occurred around 2:30 a.m. and was ush Something is wrong with !hi picture. grievances fair hearing, TIlis never occurred. IIOU ' urglll' I' nine UCcampuses and three laboratorie managed by the university. AdJllini.l"tratiol1 lall :l'l'rs 'hUT ,It ered in with a terrified wail followed by the RIMAC infuriated most students, and is be Recently. two new approoches were taken: regellls may a.lsess slIch facilifil's' /t'I'S II 'if/IOW would pump money into the tate economy. and more importantly. finest Elizabethan cursing heard in 400 years. ing fought in coun and through petition. With de-assessment by election and litigation. Blit any elecrion. This would mean that elections are the uni ver. ity's hrinking coffers. Such financial gains do not even "Knave, varlet. villain. Filch my purse will student participation. RIMAC can be stopped. members of the A.S. Council swallowed mind window- doe n't fit around my neck. REFERENDA: when he voted. Wilcox noticed that method of tallying voces. We must realize that it ' more important to the questions were out oforder when A referenda item to halt pro ·A.S. MEETING NOTES BASH: Having put my Iri h-American ass create the new than merely criticize A.S. places several compared with the sample ballot. posed construction of the $34 mil develop a multiracial on the line for equal rights my whole the old. questions on ballot He was concerned that students lion RJMAC ports facility was sense of community life, I'm nO! willing to say now that 1 hope it will become so common might nol have read over the elec defeated in the AS. vote. eo., N.t«'sM•• - The A.S .. Gradute Student Association. University those rights apply to everyone but 10 see faces of all color in po itions of ContInued from pate 1 tion ballot carefully enough and The item would have asked tu Center Board, C()()PS, and Administration negotiators met on Dec. 15 and ContInued from paee 4 myself. power that it will no longer inspire ballot and the actual election ballot voted according to the order on the dents whether they wanted to 21. They decided to postpone talks until after winter break, and changed the phobic." Young people who are ex ] haven't been happy with the white comment. 1 hope we can aim for which may have caused student to sample ballot. "deasses ,. the $70 per quarter fee original January 4 deadline to Jan. 31. A.S. President Mike Holmes is posed 10 this philo ophy of group men "leading" our nation for the last redemption instead of revenge and positive about resolvi~ the issue before the new deadline. "It is ~ belief vote incorrectly on three question "My major concern was did stu that will pay forthe construction of guilt live in actllturalclimate in which 12 years either. I can only hope now realize that we need conscious white that if arra~ement can occur between the A.S. and the other parties. it an rap stars like Ice Cube and Sister that we have two relativelyconsciou regarding con titutional amend denlS go into polling place and vote the complex. can occur within this period.. Holmes wrote in his weekly report. The men, just like we need conscious Souljah can routinely call for the cas ments. according (0 what they had seen on Another item voted down by the negotiation meeting planned for yesterday morning was cancelled. The c0- "white men~ in the White House, and people of all colors. I hope we can The th ree items, two placed by the sample ballo!." he said. council in the Dec. 2 meeting con op attorney could not attend the meeti~, and the bodies involved agreed tration or killing of white men. a cabinet thal, as prOOlised, "look develop a multiracial sense of com then-Vice President Administrative According to Jennifer Aaim. all cerned rudent body power in deter that it would be "futile· to have a meeting without full1egal representation. Perttaps there' poetic justice in like America," that we can begin to munity in which difference and com Mike Holmes and one by Chair of three items are to be put on the spe mining the student regent represen Holmes wrote, "ram hopeful that the extra time it is going to take for us to all of this. I am forced to feel the fear dump concepts like group gUilt or monality can coexist. In the long run, Opemtions, Services, and Enter cial election balloc for a final vote. tation. It read, "Do you think that meet will allow us to get some more work done behind the scenes.· that many black men or migrant work racial superiority in the historical dust our survival requires the ooperation ers experience every day. But that bin. It's not going to happen over of all "people of con cience," no prise Paul Wilcox. were placed out According to A.S. President tudent representation on the Board ltull ...... 1. The University Students Association (UCSA) "white male oppressor" ign just night, but hope that Americans will oforder on the sample ballot. Wilc{)x Mike Holme . the pecial election of Regents hould be ubjecl to re will meet this weekend and Interview the nine semi-finalists for the position r matter their color. filed a complaint to the Judicial will co t $3.000, half of what a call by the tudent bodies repre of Student Regent. From this group, they will select the three finalists, who Board. pecial elecl ion had previously COSI. sented?" The question failed 1-12, will then be interviewed by the Regents. Third College Senior Robert Glenn After reading over the ballot The savings are attributed to a new with four abstentions. is one of the semi-finalists to be interviewed. • ...... Qulill...... - The A.S. Council passed a Question that i outlawed in university and 4,000 tudents described whal they concerning A1DS/HIV education In UCSD general education classes. The question reads. "Should there be one lecture reserved for A1DS/HIV FACILITY: Suit would want in a sports facility. election guidelines. education In one of the required general education courses at each college aims to deassess $210 StudeOi co-chair of the RJMAC "I think it's been thoroughly re (for example: Humanities at Revelle College, Muir Writing at Muir College, fee BuildingAdvisoryCommineeDoug viewed and talked about. Students Dimensions of Culture at Third College, Warren Writing at Warren College. RIMAe Willen di putes the allegations. have dominated the planning pro and Making of a Modem World at Fifth College)?" Continued from paCe 1 Willen has been involved in the cess." he said. measure must have a minimum 20 RJ MAC plwming si nce it proposal Tuckeralsoagreed with Willen' RIMAe c.nc .11...... - The deadline for signatures on the petition percent voting pool of affected tu in 1988. asse ment that the campus needs a being circulated concerning the RIMAC cancellation referenda Question was discussed. President Mike Holmes said that no deadline applied to the dent and a bare majority ( 10 per "I don't think their claim [re new sportS complex, saying "the gathering of signatures. according to his interpretation of the A.S. Consti cent plus one) to pass. garding the 20 percent of affected facilities we have now are equal toa tution . Mailander said that not all of the students 1h as any merit," he said. He high school facility." 20 percent of the voting pool in the cited the construction of the Price Willen alsodi pUled Mailander's ..... eo.nI...... fIAOpeo'UO"/.. wIc ...... ~-Junior February 1990 election will be Center as an exwllple of where stu charge of eloction violation . He John Christensen was appointed to the postion of Commissioner of •••••••••••••••••••••• around in 1994 when the fee take dents began paying for the facility said that since the AS. election Operations/Services and Enterprises. effect. even as constructi n wasju '1 begin system disenfranchise graduate tu • • - Compiled by Elaine Camuao, Staff Writer Mailander also reported that the ning. rather than after it was com denlS. the tudent fee guidelines were • • university spent more th:ln the al pleted. used instead. "It was not an AS. • • lowed $250 in campaigning for ap In the RJMAC case, "the IU referendum; it was a student refer universiry may try and use the time then be set. • • proval ofRIMAC and that adminis dents in 1990 voted to approve the endum," he said. issue in their defense, but that such The students who brought lhe suit • • tmtor~ did not file a financial report project and there is a nece ity for it Willen said Ihat RlMAC meet an i sue would prejudice their legal and Mailander no longer hope to stop regarding their campaign a tivitie . on this campu ," said Willen. ings have always been open and that rights. • the con truction of the facility. ''The • I n addition, Mailander alleges that Tucker agreed with Willen. He if "the law uit is va lid, why was it According to Mailander, the next issue is whether or not the IUdents • • RIMA wa~call1paigned for within cited a survey that was conducted nO! brought sooner?" court date is scheduled for April 17 can avoid having the fee asse sed • • o feet of polling pla~e~. a practice before the RIMAC vote in which Mailander speculated that the where a trail or arbitration date will againsl (them)." Mai lander said. • • • • • • • B AT THE • TLONG sU • BEING-FIT® • BUY ANY FOO ce: AND GET A 'Jj • REGULAR f'RI • Opecia/Ovenl At only $20 a month with no ~ ~ contract, you can', get 8 I VALID ONLY AT FR...... • better bargain . Jiere al QjGo 7). . • =. ~~:~;~:. DE & 22-0%. ~!!~!: T~R ~~~PS =. PLEASE PRESENT ,0 WITH ".,NY on~ NO INITIATION FEE* • UCSO 10. MOT V~L • ·with thIs ad. Ot1er expires 112 1193. 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UCSDappeared moreconcemed w. HOOP: Rebounds were even at the break at witb narrowing the deficit by draining THE GUARDIAN PIGSKIN PUNDITS PLAYOFF Whitman too much 25 apiece., The other telltale statistic three pointers than playing a solid game which Ilindercd the Tritons was tum· .of catch· up. for Tritons overs. Whitman only had seven, while Hence, the Mi ionarie were able ON SERVICE a REPAIR OF VW's and AUDl's Continued from paee 12 UCSO had more than twice that num· t.o increase lheir lead and hold off the SU L aggressive defense forced many Triton ber, 15. Tritonair·anack for an eventual 23 point AFC Divisional Playoff NFC Divisional Playoff IWllOvers. Halfway through the ftJ'Sl The Trit.ons played a much stronger victory. The defeat dropped UCSD's IG. ~ Master Mechanics ~. half, the Whitman lead was 31-12. second half. The scoring went back and record to 5-7 .on the season. exclusively VW and AUOI ==== 1tIil A bright pot forthe Trilons was lhe fonh, as each team traded basket for UCSD Head Coach Judy Malone perf.onn1lnce.ofcenterEricaSch.oll, who basket and ml for mi , was obviously quite disturbed wilh her 8870 Miramar Road • 410-1494 scored the flISt 10 poinls, and 12.ofthe Katie Rubenser lil up the second half team 's perf.onnance. 'The f1l1it five Air & Wat. Cooled • Mai ntenance Servic •• Air Conditioning · Tune-Up. filJil16 for UCSD. SchoU ended with a for Whitman, inking three ofhertearn 's minutes reaJJy t.old the game. II's like Rebuilt Engines • Gat & DieMI • Eleclrical • Clutch .. . Brlkat • ValVH five field goals to start the half. we've never played the game before. game-high 22 points. AFC r.h~arnn The Tritons narrowed the margin 1.0 An indicator of UCSD's perfor· We didn't get back on defense and we 17 points at the four·minute 1TUlJ'k, as mance Tuesday: the Tritons did not made too many turnovers." Heidi Clausen sank. tw.o free throws. maketheirf~lhree-pointerofthenight The Tritons were led by SchoU with H.owever, UCSD's surge ended until 12:50 of the second half, when 22pointsand II rebounds. wbileHeather AND locl2.d In III. Au1opo11 Mall • Miramar NeJII Door 10 Discounllie there, as they entered the locker room Tricia Stilwell's shot found the bottom Denker led the Mi i.onaries with 19 EXPIRES 3/20/93 trailing 41 -22. of the net. points. Several factors figured decisively Stilwellended wilhthree.ofUCSO' UCSO's next game will be home AFC Divisional Playoff NFC Divisi.onal Playoff lhe fir.>! half. 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Or Oii: 1Y1IEn ...... == ••1II __ McCaskey dropped the bomb on Mike As a head coach, he's a tw By Jeff Niese! the bones of the dead on his latest release Each chanlcter reveals his or her own wright, goes all-out in conveying the "Don't Get Me Wrong" are the son of Hiatus Editor problem as the New Year's weekend gets despondent and cynical attitude of someone popular but insipid ong from the '80s It's almost a cl iche by now -a group of Tom Walts tion of a eland tine figure who Scam's Federally Funded We ll under way. Despite the uccess of their who has arrived at thil1ysomething feeling which are best forgonen. old fri end convene after a lengthy respite Bone Machine "everyone denie ever having Fair and Freak Show." Sit down situation comedy and the fact that they have like he ha sold out to cO lTImerciuli m. The This film probably won't satisfy those and experience a communal crisi which Island Records met." and Ii ten in as the newe t mp made lot of money living in Hollywood, drunken insults he spew ' at the end of the who admired Bmnagh's talent in HI'''')' I'. binds them clo er than they have ever been. Tom Waits has always experi There are some throwaways on ensemble, The Goats, take you on Andrew (Branagh) and hi wife Carol (Rita fi lm are hilarious. Rudner aptly pot1rays but he is working on a version of It happen in Grand Canyon, St. £Imo' s mented with odd in rruments and Bone Machine. The songs "In the a ride through a camival of Rudner, who co-wrote the script) are not Carol' neurotic eating ,lI1d exercise habits. Shakespeare's "Much Ado About Nothing." Fire. Th e Big Chill and j u t about every pushed the mnge of his scratchy Colo eum" and "Let Me Get Up federally-e ndorsed and federally sleeping together and attend AI oholic Thompson (Howard's £/Id), as the lonely so there is something to look forward to. AI Woody Allen film. With a predictable voice. On Balle Ma chine, he on It" are intolerable. ''That Feel ," imprisoned freaks on their debut Anonymous meeting regularly. yet compassionate Maggie. is brilliant as lea t you know the script has to be good. screenpl ay and some fi ne acting perfor continues that tradition and makes a duet with Roll ing Stone Keith album, Tricks of the Shade. Samh (Alphonsia Emmanuel) comes usual. Perer's Friends is showing at the mances, director Kenneth Branagh (Henry some harrowing observations Richard , pairs up two of rock's Thi new disc from the with her dopey - and married - boyfriend But the problems these characters Hillcrest ineillas in Hillcrest. Call 299- V. Dead Again) has created a clever but concerning death and the nalure of raspiest vocals and the re ult i Philadelphia-based group is bound Brian (Tony Slattery). but as soon as he encounter do not elici t much compassion. 2100 for more infom1al ion. essentially tri te film in Peler's Friends. The human exi tence. anything but pretty. But Waits' for glory. Consisting of three main leaves hi wife, she decides she doesn't like Perhaps the film is too neat for it own movie's strength stems from its even Waits recently moved out of ability to experiment with music MCs (Madd, Swayzack and OaTie him any more. Roger (Hugh Luuri e) and good, tying up all the 100 e ends and balance of humor and heavy doses of angst. Los Angele to a mall town, and and hi s lurid character description Kato) and numerous musicians and Mary (Imelda Staunton) are manied. but the reo toring camar.lderie with Peter's revela The film begins with footage of political the theme and sound of BOlle continue to make him one of vocali IS. death of one of their twins haunt them and tion at the end. fi gure like John Major, Pre ident Bu hand Ma chine reflect thi change. The rock' truly original arti ts. The Goats have no problem in Mary obsesses over the safety of the TIle use of music contributes to the film's Mikhail Gorbachev, mixed wilh footage of album itself was recorded in a shed Leonard Cohen exuding originality and spice in a remaining twin. superficial slant. Often the songs are too pop icon like Michael Jackson and The Future medium that can usually offer Maggie (Emma Thompson), neurotically disruptive and make the film appear to be a Madonna, but the film only use ' the e Columbia Records nothing but bland fare. Tricks of over-protective of her cat, i looking for a collection of unrelated clips. Song~ like images as superficial soundbites - the Waits plays Leonard Cohen is renowned a the Shade takes on a fonn close to mate, and when he tries to educe Peter he Queen's "You're My Dest Friend:' Bruce characters never make referen es to political a great inger-songwriter who an operetta, wi th dialogue and a reveal that he is "no! in the vagina busi Springsteen' "I lungry Ileal1" and the or social change that have occurred during make-shift continue to write with the al1istry story line interspersed with cuts ness:' Pretenders . their lives. of a poet. Cohen's first album, that will be hits. II is the slOry of TIle characters become perctlssion - The picture's backdrop is a New Year's Songs ofLeonard Cohen, was Chicken little and his newborn involved in a puny thrown by Peter (Stephen Fry) at his crowbars, released in 1967. Since then Cohen baby brother, Hangerhead, that number of father's large countryside manor. He tries to has released a number of critically fomls the continuity of Tricks of arguments and reunite all his college friend who per 1ijuana sabers acclaimed albums. The FlIIlIre is the Shade. confes ions fomled a vaudeville comedy routine hi. first album in four years. and The Goats spout willy. hip which make for and variolls together. It ha been 10 years sin e the some very fine even though the album fealure~ lyric entirely relevant to the state group perfonned its las! show, lmd they metal objects. some fine jazz melodie , il of affairs in "Amerikkka" perfonnances. soon discover that their lives have not Branagh. playing a bru.ically sink to elf-righteou~ today.Topics ~uch as abortion. worked out as neatly as they would have frustrated play- and Waih play a lot of make~hift ness when it paints a bleak picture genocide. the Columbus contro liked. percus~ioll - crowbars. Tijuann of the future of life in America. versy. the police and others don't ~aber; and vari u~ metal objech. It 's not Ihat all of Cohen's go untouched by this excruciat The eerie sound of muling observation are off-ba:.e. In the ingly funky group. bone~ on "Eal1h Died Screaming" song "Democracy:' he as et1s that The samples and riffs stand out is attained \\ ith the u~e of these "democracy i~ coming to the on the disc. flowing and re onating pcrcu~sion inMrument-.. Waits' U . . A .... implying that the United trangely in your head. It· s a good v icc i~ alw;IY~ hard to ~wallow States has not been the tandard bet that The Goats will find many it sounds like hb vocal chords bearer for global democratization. fan becau 'e they are involved in have been rubbed raw wilh Cohen lakes on the false wisdom the same SOil of vibe as Cypress sandpaper - and he somelimes of an all-knowing prophet pal1i cu Hill, although they are much more pu hes things too far on BOlle larly on the title track. He sings, political. Machine. When he trie to sing " I've een the future. brother: it is Although ome of the spoken sopr.mo on "Dil1 in the Ground," it murder." While th e glorification of interludes become tedious after a ju t doesn't work. romantic love in songs like " Light few listens, this new disc is going Some of the best song are the as the Breeze" and Irving Berlin's to provide many hours of head ones in which Waits' voice ounds song "Always" is not unique, nodding and booty-shaking. With like il has been filtered through an Cohen use hi deep, rumbling ongs like "Aaah D Yaaa" and its intercom. Hi antagoni tic lyric voice to make it seem like he is mooth '70 fee l, and "TV Cop .. Tom Waits sings about take si nister tones on songs like experiencing something transcen wi th its commentary o n the state of the down and out using "Ocean Doesn't Want Me" and dental. legal affairs, the album leaves no found objects as his "Murder in Red Bam." two song - Jeff Nlesel hip rock untumed. Tricks of th e instruments. Courtesy 01 Clive Coote which depict events which could The Goats Shade will sure ly make it mark as Kenneth Branap directs Rita RLKlner, Emma Thompson, happen in any mall town. Tricks of the Shade a politically-on-tip and musically Stephen Fry, MeIda Staunton, Huch ...... , Alex Lowe, The subtle melody of " Black Ruf(house/ Columbia competitive new release for 1993. AIphonsia Emmanuel, Tony Slattery, and ~ Law In Courtesy 01 Brian Gralvn Wings" e alates with the descrip- Enter one, enter all into "Uncle ~ordon Hurd the farce, Peter's Friends. 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