Top of the News Com ix Sports WikhAlaska I CalPIRG presents a free China Protest A rt Sm art Pool Party, , showing tonight at 7 m Chinese authorites suspend military N e xu s Comix is your The women's water pojp Psych 1824 of “Arctic contacts with the United States as personal source for great team ended its season Quest,” a documentary on a result of NATO’s bombing of the art and entertainment. To after competing fn the prospective drilling in Chinese Embassy in Yugoslavia. enjoy simply look inside. national championships. Alaska’s Wildlife Refuge. See p.2 See p.6 S e e p .8 Well-Loved Chemistry Professor William Palke Passes Away
By T ed A ndersen Supervisor Linda Lange, Palke was pro Staff Writer nounced dead on arrival at 9 a.m. A colleague of Palke’s, Chemistry Profes sor Bernard Kirtman, said the Chemistry IB News of the sudden death of a 30-year and 101 professor was recognized by stu UCSB faculty member brought a somber dents and faculty as one of the best teachers cloud over the campus community Monday in the department. morning. “He was a wonderful guy. H e was a very Chemistry Professor William Palke, 58, listening-type person, a person the students was pronounced dead at Goleta Valley Hos could go to and get helpful comments and pital at 9 a.m. Monday, after being found insight,” he said. “H e was one of the out unconscious at 8 a.m. outside of his 4148B standing teachers in the department.” Chemistry Bldg, office. The death took family members by sur Computer science Ph.D. student Andrew prise because Palke was thought to be in Strelzoss explained that after coming into good health, Palke’s wife Nancy said. the Chemistry Bldg, early in the morning, he “H e was a very active person. W hen I say saw Palke laying on the ground and took im ‘very active,’ I mean he was an athletic per mediate action. son,” she said. “We rock-climbed, played “I saw him unconscious and I ran to get tennis, and he rode his bike to tire university someone to call for help,” he said. "Two la every day. It was such a shock when we found dies came up, and together we did CPR until this out.” the paramedics came, which was like 15 mi Strelzoss said he had limited knowledge nutes later.” - of Palke, but mentioned that he did often see Assisting Strelzoss in his efforts was Che him riding his bicycle around campus. Those PHOTO COURTESY OP CHEMISTRY DEPT. mistry Asst. Chair and Management Ser professors who knew the 30-year chemistry Chemistry ProfessorWilliam Palke (pictured) was found Monday mominglying unconscious vices Officer Christine Simms. According to veteran had the impression that he was in outside his office door. He was later pronounced dead at Goleta Valley Hospital. Simms, a heart failure seemed to be to blame good health, Strelzoss added. for the death. “As other professors came in, some who sense of the word,” he said. “He did very fine “I thought he was a very good teacher and “On the way to his office he apparently knew him for 25 years, they said he was in and recognized work in the field, of elec presented things in a really clearway. I don’t suffered a heart attack, and [Strelzoss] found great health,” he said. tronic structure of molecules, and more re think he was appreciated by the students as him in the hallway. [Strelzoss] and I pro Kirtman said Palke and himself, who are cently in the theory of nuclear magnetic re much as he should have been, because as vided CPR until the paramedics arrived,” both theoretical chemists, published work laxation and simulation of liquid crystals.” teachers go, he was really good,” he said. “I she said. “[Palke] was very personable and together on the electronic structure of mole Lecturing on complex ideas in an casy-to- actually sat in the front row of that class just one of the nicest men you would ever want to cules several years ago, but in the last 10 years understand fashion was a major strength of because of the teacher. He interested me meet. It’s very sad.” Palke turned his focus to other projects. Palke’s, said freshman chemistry major with his facial expressions and the way he According to Goleta Valley Hospital “Bill was a scientific scholar in the true Hans Sshwing, a Chem IB student. said things. I just really enjoyed the class.” “Star Wars” Fans Êxpect Parking Enforcement Costs Long Lines lor Pre-sale Tickets This Wednesday Paid With Citation Revenue By Ian Barker By Shaun McGrady Staff Writer Second in a R eporter Two-Part Series This is the second, in a tw o-part se Dust off that lightsaber, polish that Mandalorian ries on parking enforcement at denied due process; I claim so was armor, and charge up those proton torpedoes; tickets UCSB. Yesterday's article looked into everybody else," he said. “My first to “a galaxy far, far away” go on sale this week. the case o f Robert Hopps, an attorney bill was going to be a radical bill re The first of three highly anticipated prequels to the who won a 17,500 lawsuit over a scinding all tickets since 1994 — “Star Wars” trilogy will open May 19. According to parking ticket. Today's installment which is when the California State Metropolitan Theaters owner Alan Stokes, advance examines how. Parking and Trans Legislature decriminalized park tickets will be available Wednesday at the Arlington portation uses the revenue received ing tickets and allowed people to Theater in downtown Santa Barbara, as well as all from citations. contest their citation.” other venues offering pre-sale tickets across the . Prompted by the legal efforts of Vice Chancellor for Admini country. UCSB alumnus Robert Hopps, a strative Services David Sheldon “Tickets to ‘Episode I: The Phantom Menace’ in all swarm of questions have been said that he does not agree with theaters with pre-sale capacity will go on sale May raised by student government re this interpretation of the parking 12th at 12 noon Pacific Standard lim e, and will only garding Parking Service’s revenue policy change. be available at die box office,” he said. collection and salary distribution. “I think if the law changes it According to Arlington Theater Manager Karen Citing the fact that UCSB has doesn’t necessarily mean it’s re Killingsworth, the excitement associated with the re JASON SCHOCK / daily nexus had the second highest rate of con troactive,” he said. “I don’t know UCSB sophomore Amanda Atkinson and her brother lease of the film has theater employees anticipating tested parking citations of all nine what the intent of the legislation Jake get an early start Monday at 7 p.m. atthe Arling that lines will form far in advance. UC campuses, Associated Stu was.” ton to buy tickets to “Episode I: The Phantom Me “We expect [lines] to begin forming early Wednes dents Rep-at-Large Eric Morris According to Parking and nace. " Tickets go on sale Wednesday. day morning,” she said. “A t 12 noon on Wednesday, said he plans to introduce legisla Transportation Director Melba we will begin selling tickets for shows through the 31st promotion — unlike previous large-scale movie ven tion to rectify alleged injustices in Ortiz, for the 1996-97 academic of May, with a maximum of 12 tickets per person.” tures like Titantic,’ which was promoted for months the Parking Services appeal year, UCSB’s 24-percent rate of The unusual lack of promotion for the film has in advance — and the fact that it has still produced process. contested tickets Was second only brought attention from moviegoers, according to “Star lines weeks before the release across the country speaks “It was proven in the Hopps to UC San Francisco’s 25 percent Wars” fan Brett Tancer, an undeclared sophomore. Case that constitutional protec “The fact that the movie has had no real television See PHANTOM, p.5 tions have been denied. 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Editor in Chief Ng Kerri Webb Managing Editor ^ Tennflle Tracy Layout/Design Editor ( a Carolyn Morrisroe China Cuts Diplomatic Ties With U.S. Training Editor Alexis Fflippini suits public and “severely bassy that killed three jour News Editor ^ Tony Biasotti Campus Editor / p JiH St John punish those responsible.’’ nalists was deliberate. Asst Campus Editors v b Ted Andersen, lisa Butterworth Secretary of State Made “How could you be that County Editor /a? Gretchen MacchiareHa Asst County Editors Ng Curtis Breinard, David Downs BEIJING (AP) — China that snaked between the leine Albright said NATO shameless? Get out of AP Wire Editor « E Sarah Kent broke off military ties and U.S. and British embassies would provide China with a China, American butchers!” Features Editor Elizabeth Werhane read a slogan spray-painted Opinion Editor VS Megan Herr other contacts with die Un and shooed away onlookers. full explanation. She added AssL Opinion Editor /2? Nathan Woodside ited States on Monday and China’s suspension of that statements by Chinese by protesters on a sheet- Sports Editor Ng Matt Hurst authorities indicated anti- metal fence facing the bat AssL Sports Editor G k Marvin Gapultos demanded those responsible high-level military ties — Artsweek Editors Xp Robert Hanson, Jennifer Raub for NATO’s bombing of its and talks over arms control, American protests in Beijing tered U.S. Embassy. AssL Artsweek Editor v b Tami Mnoian embassy in Yugoslavia be Photo Editor Sg Jason Schock “severely'’ punished. Thou President Clinton apolo AssL Photo Editor « 5 Tennille Tracy sands of protesters buried How cogjfiyou be that shameless? Get gized anew Monday for the Art Director J o Kazuhiro Kibuishi rocks at the U.S. Embassy in (p lo t C h i|§ American butchers! bombing, calling it “an iso Copy Editor /&? Renee Heyming Beijing for a third day, with lated, tragic mistake.” U.S. Asst. Copy Editors N g Bryan Pon, Elizabeth Werhane — protestors’ slogan paintedFQ&a fence Copy Readers Wk Erin Coe, Amanita Green, some dragging and kicking a officials blamed it on misin J o Devon Harlan, Amber Neff, life-size effigy of a U.S. sol formation from CIA target v o Niilo Smeds, Guen Vinnedge dier with an American flag international security and had the government’s planners. Chief Night Editor j g Ashley Timireos on his chest. human rights — signaled approval. Night Editors w j Ted Andersen, Lauren Bensinger, Chinese authorities al one of the lowest ebbs for - Tens of thousands of pro Jo Shannon Capanna, Jenny Chung, “I apologize. I regret v b Sore Chung, Brad Goodwin, lowed waves of protesters to China-U.S. relations in 20 testers, spurred on by the this,” Clinton said. / 2? Devon Haitan, Cara Jennison, descend on the paint- years. China’s Foreign M i government, have marched K Sarah Kent v b i ,1 M b spattered, debris-strewn nistry didn’t say when con in 20 cities nationwide in the China’s suspension of Advertising Representatives Jo Kelly Appleby, Amanda Cameron, U.S. Embassy from mid- tacts might resume. past three days in the biggest contacts with the United v b Crystal Cowan, Laurel House, April Schleede moming Monday until early Foreign Minister Tang protests since the Tianan States represented a blow for Tuesday. Some hurled Jiaxuan condemned men Square pro-democracy Clinton’s foreign policy. His Production ( « Erin Barta, Katy Edwards, burning objects, and Tibe J o Katherine Garcia, Nicole Goldberg, NATO’s attack as a “vicious demonstrations in Beijing administration has re V b Bred Goodwin, Carlos Gudmo, tan monks in blood-red invasion” and demanded an 10 years ago. peatedly cited talks over hu /¡¡? Scott Hennessee, Renee Heyming robes also joined the “open and official” apology. Protesters’ emotions were man rights, arms control and N ? Mizue Ishii, Bryan Pon, « 5 Jason Schock, Niilo Smeds ' demonstrations. He said the United States inflamed by government- other issues as proof that its Marc Valles Police allowed protesters must thoroughly investigate run media reports that the policy of engaging China along a seven-block route Friday’s attack, make the re- attack on the Chinese Em- was bearing fruit Did You Miss Me?
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Parsons. work with Melba Ortiz and [Opera TICKETS “The total Fine- and Forfeitures tions Manager] Elaine Augustine,” he ■ Continued from p .l cash flow is zero. Tigris is no net in said. “There are meetings with 40 peo among UC campuses. However, be Playboy come. The expenses of enforcement, ple on the board, and only three are cause UCSB is a larger school, approxi the appeals, the costs, match the in students. There is no student input.” mately 5,760 tickets were contested, come,” he said. “Fines and Forfeitures Sheldon praised Parking Services out of 24,000 written by UCSB offi Magazine» does have a balance. It may be for the quality and efficiency of its cials. This is compared to approxi $100,000, but the yearly cash flow is no service. Searching for -^3 mately 1,000 contested out of 4,000 gross.” “Parking rates at UCSB are among issued atUCSF. For 1997-98, UCSB’s Ortiz said money from citations the lowest, if not the lowest, in the rate of contention was down to only 11 pays a portion of the salaries of those [UC] system. Parking has run an effi Miss January 2000 percent, Ortiz said. responsible for enforcement. cient budget that is reviewed at many The money obtained from citations “A portion of my salary, a very small levels,” he said. “As a department that helps pay administrative costs and en percentage, 5 percent, is paid by cita has many constituents to appeal to and Pay $200,000 forcement, according to Ortiz. tions — mainly because I’m over the lots of people who oversee their opera “The department is funded by per program, but I don’t deal with it on a tions — it’s not an easy job— I think it More Information mit fees. Fines and forfeitures help pay daily basis,” she said. “There are six serves UCSB well.” Call 564.3563 If for some administrative costs. They parking representatives that work for Associated Students Finance Board also pay for alternative transportation the university. Part of their salary is Chair Christina Cosdey suggested that programs,” she said. “A rough number funded from the Fines and Forfeitures Parking Services increase student [from citations] would be $400,000 account, the rest is funded from Oper parking availability with metered park STUDENT TRAVEL [from] 26,000 citations per year.” ations. Td say 80 to 85 percent comes ing in order to solve problems of illegal Ortiz explained that money from from ticket income. They also do parking. This ain't your parents' travel agency. tickets is used for a variety of purposes, traffic control and are part of the “I think they should have more me but not for capital improvements, such emergency response team.” ters and they should run for the full W ith our staff of experienced London...... $366 as the Mesa Parking Structure. According to Parking and Trans time, one hour,” she said. “More spots travelers, a global network “We have a $1.5-million budget portation Services records, there are Pans. .$445 should be taken from staff and given to of offices, great prices, from permits of all sorts — from park seven parking representatives whose students.” ticket flexibility and a Amsterdam...$606 ing fees. The parking structure is from salaries range from $24,868 to The best course of action the student fees. Citations do not fund capital $31,776. The total sum of these government can take is to pass a posi ton of travel services, programs,” she said. “Vanpools, car- citation-supplemented salaries is tion paper on die issue, according to we know firsthand pools, bicycles and any other alterna $195,976. Cosdey. what it takes to tive transportation programs are cov Morris said he seeks more coopera “A.S. has no authority over parking. put together a ered with about $50,000 [of Fmes and tion between student government and We could write a position paper de Forfeitures funding].” Parking Services. mind-blowing manding a change in policy,” she said. i -a £ Money from parking tickets does “Student government has put in so “It would get sent to the press — to trip... not generate net income for Parking much effort to work with Parking Ser [the Nexus], to the News-Press — and Services, according to Parking and vices. Meter maids chronically condes the administration; then they would ...just remember to thank mom Transportation Committee Chair Stan cend to the students. We’ve tried to know it’s our position.” for packing your suitcase.
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while it’s a permanent home for others. '«MW With this new onslaught of violence in our com pjutr I**«* »***. munity, it is time for students to step up by taking a more active role in the community. This would better the quality of life for all residents. Last Thursday the I.V. Recreation and Park District met to plan a new I.V. Community Center and is seeking input from all I.V. residents so that it will include things residents will actually utilize. Not one student bothered to at tend this meeting — save one who is a member of the board and another who is A S. affiliated. However, children and other permanent residents did come out to voice their desires for the center. Students can take action in other ways as well. Vol unteering a bit of time can go far in improving rela tions between students and permanent residents. Vol unteer opportunities are available at the I.V. Teen Center. Also, Community Affairs Board offers a host of services, including Family Literacy, which aids in teaching parents and their children how to read. If these programs seem a little overwhelming, students can Adopt-a-Block or attend the different events put on in the park such as the Renter's Rights fair that took CORY OSBORN / daily nexus place earlier this month. This event provided informa tion pertinent to all community members. And if that Can’t We All Help a Little? is still too much to ask, students could just attend some o f the community center planning meetings to give in As Residents of the Community, Students Need to Contribute to I.V. put on the new facility. By giving back a little to I.V. via services, students hen one thinks of Isla Vista, romantic weapons. Allegedly, members of the Goleta 13 (G13) can enrich the community and make a positive influ notions o f a small town nestled by the sea gang were involved. This attack had no apparent mo ence on younger residents. But as students we also come to mind. However, some recent tive and no apparent targets and has brought forth dia need to dean up our own actions as well. If we do not K events have proven that these little romanticlogue notions about how to improve this aspect of our want random acts of violence perpetrated on our do not come without blemishes. Problems do exist in community. streets, we should stop contributing to weekend acts of our community. But students can take action in I.V. to The community o f I.V. is just that, a community. Its meathead violence. We cannot expect anyone to learn help make it a little safer and better for all of the composition includes not only students, but children, from our example or heed our advice if we do not prac residents. families and other non-university-related citizens. tice what we preach. The evening of May 1 bore witness to some heinous Many of these residents call I.V. their permanent resi By working in the community and deaning up our attacks on innocent I.V. dwellers. The attacks brought dence. Students, on die other hand, spend roughly own act, we can be a positive influence in this town. A on six confirmed injuries and resulted in ambulance four years in I.V. In their travails, students tend to lose positive example, particularly foryouth, could hdp eli rides for two victims who had been beaten with various sigjit o f the fact that I.V. is a temporary home for them minate problems with gang violence in the future.
Letters to the editor MUST include the author's The Reader's Voicffi FULL name, phone number, year and major. A n y a n d A l l p r e j u d ic e people to stereotype you, PLEASE don’t velop tire cynical nature it takes to deliver the time on this planet than dolphins. stereotype them. cold, hard weather. I empathize. But Nexus: I don’t believe that “mankind’s goal is to D is p l a y s ig n o r a n c e Not every white person is; as you put it: Don’t wreck my morning entertainment, if conquer nature,” according to Autumn. We vain, superficial, pessimistic and power hun the Weatherhuman can’t cut the cheese, why are a product of nature and now a victim of Editor, Daily Nexus: gry, looking for a ticket into the elite world. light a match? nature’s ways through our own faults. I f it This goes out to Brian Ortega who wrote If you admit in your letter that you were wasn’t for die randomness and spontaneity the letter “A Hard Encounter with Preju “prejudging," how are you any different from MELANIE MATHEU of nature, we wouldn’t be here. I agree that dice” (Reader's Voice, May 10), discussing a that white woman in the cubicle next to you? we (humans) are overtaking natural habitats, racist comment made by a white woman in JOANNA ROGERS Y e s , A n im a l V iv is e c t io n but without some form of population con Montccito. I just wanted to say, Brian: She’s trol, this is the inevitable outcome. So, tak ing this pessimistic, yet realistic, point of ignorant. But otherwise you can bite me. In I D o n ’t C a r e A b o u t t h e S h a l l B e J u s t if ie d my opinion, you took her comment and used it to generalize the whole white population W e a t h e r , W e a t h e r -S u b in America. Nice attempt to justify your Editor, Daily Nexus: judgment by putting in your PC “I really try Editor, Daily Nexus: My good friend Autumn Mena knows to have confidence in white people,* but your For the love of God, please do not hire how to attack an argument (Reader's Voice, follow-up comments bashing white people that shady stand-in... what?— “Wheather- “Animal Vivisection Will Never Be Justifi didn’t help your little disclaimer. Also, it human”. Come on! Wheatherhuman?! Stiff able," May 4), but my rebuttal to her letter might help to know that white people aren’t upper-lip, girlie! To be so focused on such a will again justify animal vivisection with a the only people who have the ability to be ra trite discrepancy is annoying and, well, trite. different approach, while still sticking to my cist. I see racism coming from all races. There are so many more entertaining viewpoint. Before you start getting angry, you must events, like enormous pollen counts. You I’m not justifying animal vivisection for realize that every white person in America every experiment being conducted. I don’t does not secretly want to see you suffer and agree with experimentation for cosmetic re have a hard life. I know this may shock you, search just so girls (and Marilyn Manson) but many white people want to get past this can put something on in the morning. But if "us vs. them* battle and start living in unity. I experimentation is going to save a little girl’s view (sad to see it as such), keying in on par know I do. life, humane or not, we should experiment. ticular species (endangered ones) will be So, if you want to make a comment about We don’t experiment on dolphins. I don’t come the most viable solution. a racist person, G O AHEAD! You have ev know where you get your information. ery right But you don’t have to be racist They’re probably the best-treated animals I For the future, we must educate the public yourself and generalize a whole population know of because people think they’re cute. in animal AND human preservation. While for one person’s problem. Preserving dolphins? That’s what has been we fight for limited animal rights, we also Before you tell me how ignorant I am, let jammed down our throats our entire life. should fight for our rights as humans as our me tell you I painfully realize that white peo Sorry to ruin peoples’ “dreams," but reality population grows: to be responsible for our ple historically have been the Babylon Op must be known. The media has portrayed own actions (lolling off species) and begin pressors to minority populations, and I even this false fact of nature, and it’s time that destroying ideas of homophobia, sexism, concede that many like my ancestors are still don’t have to exasperate the reader’s patience people know the truth. Autumn has identi racism and sexual abuse. These should be around today. with your PC BS. The Weatherhuman actu fied the problem and:-part of it, “preserving forefront subjects for the new millennium, But in the words of Bob Dylan: Times, ally mentioned the weather?! Hasn’t La amazing animals.” W hy “amazing” ones? not whether or not rats are treated they are a-changing...” So, please, for all our Niña been done? Grtr. I, too, am a surfer and Dolphin-safe tuna is killing less dolphins, inhumanely. sakes, don’t be a hypocrite. If you don’t want I understand how difficult it must be to de but is also lulling animals that will spend less BRIAN FREDIN Daily Nexus Tuesday, May 11,1999 5
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However, during the sec W ith the NBA playoffs just taken lighdy in the pool. ond period the Trojans managed to underway, people have begun After a shaky regular-season sneak one into the net that the making their picks of who should start, the Gauchos proved them Gauchos could not counter, leav be the Most Valuable Player. Year selves when they headed off to the ing Santa Barbara with a close 2-1 after year, the league has had a Western Qualifying Tournament loss. fairly simple job of deciding who last week and defeated all of their “We were right there with them gets the trophy. But with Michael opponents until finally dropping to the whole game,” Blumberg said. Jordan and his omnipotent domi San Diego State. UCSB managed “W e didn’t do a lot of subbing, and nance gone, the MVP trophy, like to grab fourth place in the tourney, we got tired during that match. We the NBA championship trophy, is which earned it a fourth-straight had previously played a tough up for grabs. national tourney berth in the Wo game against San Jose State.” After considering all the usual men’s Water Polo National After the loss to USC, the candidates for MVP, I have chosen Championships where it competed Gauchos started off Saturday with someone who has been doubted, last weekend at UC Davis. a match against Hawai’i. The ridiculed and scrutinized ever since The Gauchos’ first match for the Rainbows made for a nail-biting, he was drafted into the NBA. My championship was Friday against sitting-on-the-edge-of-your-seat pick for the NBA’s Most Valuable San Jose State. San Jose State be game. Santa Barbara was tied with Player is Philadelphia’s Allen “The came a major rival of UCSB after the Rainbows after regulation and Answer’’ Iverson. But before I tell the Gauchos suffered a huge loss to went into a seldom heard of double you why this Georgetown alumn it earlier in the season. However, overtime with two periods of sud should get the coveted trophy, let this time around, UCSB came out den death. During the second per me tell you why he won’t. on top in a 6-0 shutout. iod of sudden death, the Gauchos The NBA is a business, plain “I came from a high school remained tied at 9-9, and two- and simple. And the Powers That where we never lost, so my first col meter player Kelly Tiffany sent one JASON SCHOCK / DAILY NEXUS Be would rather have their league lege match this season against reeling into the Rainbow’s goal, WATER WINGS: The UCSB women ’$ w ater polo team flew to a #6 represented by shiny, happy, poster SJSU was disappointing,” fresh winning the game for the Gauchos national ranking after gunning down its opponents in the pool. boys like Utah’s Karl Malone or man driver Mary Blumberg said. 10-9. San Antonio’s Tim Duncan. For “We weren’t even • supposed to “It was the best game that I have The final day of the champion two-meter player Jenny Holliday this reason, and this reason alone, qualify for Nationals this year, and ever played,” Blumberg said. “The ships pitted UCSB against another said. “It would have been nice to Iverson will not be voted MVP. we did. The whole season we got stands were packed, and everyone of its rivals, the San Diego State win against San Diego State, but it Iverson is somewhat of an ano better and better. All six of us in the was cheering. Santa Barbara had a Aztecs, in a match for fifth place. was a good game and a really close maly to NBA execs. H e’s not your water played together well. W e really big crowd. [Junior] Lynn The Gauchos had three competi calk” typical, suit-wearing NBA type of Nisbet pulled out with an amazing tions with the Aztecs earlier in the The contest against SDSU com player. He wears comrows, travels shot to get us into overtime, and season, and every single one ended pleted the tourney for UCSB, and with an entourage, has tattoos up Kelly Tiffany slammed the win in overtime. It was 0-0 after the the Gauchos ended their season at and down his arms, and is a card- ning shot. The crowd went wild.” first quarter, then SDSU put a #6 in the nation when they had carrying member of the hip hop Despite the high-scoring affair, point on the scoreboard, malting it been picked to come out last in community. Based on his appear freshman goalkeeper Katelyn 1-0 in the second. UCSB re preseason polls. ance alone, Iverson has been Henry was still a main factor in the sponded right away when Nisbet labeled a thug. And, of course, no Gaucho victory. scored on a man-up from a pass by “This weekend was a really big body wants a thug to be . the rep “My defense was there to bail sophomore driver Cathy Holm- accomplishment for all of us,” resentative of an organization. me out,” Henry said. “I was there berg, tying it 1-1. With four mir Henry added. “We really didn’t While Iverson has had his share to bail my defense out when they nutes left, San Diego managed to know what to expect this year. We of off-the-court controversies, needed it. My whole goal in the score and took the match for the fi beat Hawaii and that was a huge what past MVPs haven’t? Michael game is to help my team out, and I nal tally of 2-1. match. That just shows what a Jordan had a gambling problem, don’t even care if I have to sacrifice “I actually thought that we did group of predominantly freshman and Charles Barkley had a drink Mary Blumberg my body in the process.” really well this season,” freshman players can do.” ing problem. Iverson’s run-ins with his coach Larry Brown have also been well documented, but Santa Barbara Golfers Place Sixth in Wild West Shootout obviously Iverson has proven that he is mature enough to put aside By Marvin Gapultos after shooting rounds of77,68, and 69 for a total of214. However, Wood Staff Writer personal differences with Brown. was not alone in the ninth spot, tying BYU’s Scott Miller and Stanford’s Iverson has led the Sixers out of Ned Yetten. obscurity and into the playoffs for “[The course] sets up pretty well for me because it’s a longer course,” die first time in years. After a disappointing ninth-place finish in last week’s Big West Con Wood said. T m also from up north so I’m pretty familiar with it. I hit a Iverson also beat out Shaquille ference Championships, the UCSB golf team traveled to Stanford last couple of bad shots in the first round, which costed me some penalty O ’Neal for the scoring ride this weekend in a showdown among the best teams in all of the W est in the shots. I had a shaky start, but then I settled down as my last two rounds year. Yes, Iverson took 30 shots a U.S. Intercollegiate Tournament and finished in the top 10 out of a field show.” of 20. game and rarely hit more than half Wood was not alone in individual play. Senior Garett Wagner ended of them, but so did Jordan. Malone “We played really well as a team,” junior Jeff Wood said. “The best the tourney in a six-way tie for 12th place. Wagner shot 71,71 and 73 for a and Duncan’s teams ate in the teams in the West were out there, and we were finally able to step it up af 215 total — two strokes on the plus side. playoffs, but they were supported ter a poor performance last week.” “The team did great, and I think I played pretty good,” Wagner said. “It by better players around them. The Gauchos tied Oregon State University for sixth place after three was a big tournament for us because it may have clinched regionals for us. W ho does Iverson have on his rounds of golf. Santa Barbara shot There were about seven to right teams there that were going to regionals, squad that is on the same level as rounds of 292, 282 and 297 for a and 18 teams overall get to go.” John Stockton or David Robinson? total score of 871 on the 71-par, According to Lass, the Gauchos will find out today whether they made Eric Snow and M att Geiger? 6,756-yard course. Brigham the regional cut. Thug or team player, social out Young University took first place “We did do very well, and we probably did clinch a spot,” Lass said. cast or basketball superstar, one with a total of 852, while the Uni “But [today] the NCAA makes everything official. It was a moderately thing’s for sure — Allen Iverson versity of Oregon and Stanford difficult course, but the fact is that there were a number of very, very good vóli continue to amaze and bring finished out the top three with tot teams competing in that tournament to make it to regionals.” his team to new heights, while als of 862 and 863, respectively. another clean-cut, all-around nice ‘Jeff Wood did surprisingly well Junior Naoya Take moto finished in a five-way tie for 26 th, shooting guy will be handed the MVP tro for us,” UCSB Head Coach Steve rounds of68,73 and 78 for 218 at six over. Sophomore Greg Snider took phy from D ^ d Stem. Lass said. “H e finished in ninth 61st with eight others who finished at 15 over par. Snider shot rounds of Marvin Gapultos is the assistant place, which helped the team out a 76, 75 and 77 for a three-round total of 228. Sophomore Ben Owen sports editor and has ‘thug-life" ta t lot.” chipped in for the Gauchos, finishing 91st at 22 over, with rounds of 82, tooed across his abdomen. Wood finished at one over par 70 and 83 for a total of 235.