A.S. Council at a Glance 1 SPORTS Opinion 4 Retreat en passant Letters to the Editor ,"; • Triton fencing lose to Thursday Coupons 11 Columbia, NYU and st. Hiatus Calendar 13 Johns in home dual Classifieds 16 duel. page 20 THE UCSD ARI)

UC SAN DIEGO THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 2003 VOLU.VlE 108, [SSlJE -+ Davis proposes UC fee hike New bioengineering Cal Grants, students with aid 'covered' building completed By EVAN McLAUGHLIN effective spring 2003, student fees studentS getting financial3ld grants News Editor had not been raised since 1994. should es entially be covered." One-third of the increase will According to the univerSity, F.lced wnh a shortfall of $34.6 be funneled directly to financial Davis' new budget proposal fur­ bIllion dollars, Gov. Gray Davis .lId, UC spokesperson Brad thers the University of California's unveiled his 2003-04 budget pro­ Ilayward said . The Board of funding shortfall to almost $1 bil­ pChal onJan. 10, which includes an RegelHs insttruted the policy of lion, where over $500 billion has addition.11 II1creasc to student fce~ returning one-third of all fee been slashed from funding and .If the nivcrsity of aliforma. increases to financial aid in the another $400 million-plus in According to the new proposal, early 1990 , when California uf­ tate-university partnership fund­ rC~ldent undergraduates at the fe red another economic down­ ing of staff and faculty pay increas­ IlIVCrSlty of California will pay nlrn. Hayward said the money es has been forgone since 200 1- an adclili onal $795 per yea r in stu­ alloca ted to financial aid should 02. Budget analysts for thc dent fees, while resident graduate allow studems from all finanCial Univer ity of California say the ~ rudent fees WIll increase by 855 . backgrounds to attend the univer­ fee increase will net an extra 179 The proposed increase, if sity in light of the fee hikes. million this year and next, cover­ added to the mid -year increase of "I t ~ obviously very IInporrant mg less than 19 percent of the uni­ $135 per quarter approved by the for the university to remain acces­ ve rsity's tOtal budget shortfall. UC Board of Regems in sible to lower-income srude,ptS," Other depa rtments affected by December 2002, would raise fees Haywa rd aid. "Between the Davis' most recent round of cuts for undergraduate residents to increased financial aid offered by include a $36.5 million reduCtlon 4.629 per year. Before the $13 5- UC and the governor's proposal t~ Sierra trsk/Guardion per-quarter II1crease, which will be increase funding to Cal-Grants, See INCREASE, Page J New EBU: The \09.000 square-foot Powell-Focht BlOCogll1eenng Hall was the fllst pnvately funded bUilding on the UCSD campus, cOming at a cost of $37 million Critics Students for Justice Powell-Focht to serve reject posters torn down undergrads, grads, research By GAELLE FAURE building adjacent to Associate News Editor Bioengineering Building I ill E.lr1 trolley Flyers removed, defaced; Warren College. Powell-Focht Bioenginecring The building, constructed 111 Hall, the newest building addition re ponse to the rapidly gro\\ In!\" Line to UJS 'disgusted' by incident to the Jacobs School of cngll1eerll1g student cnrolll11cllt. Engineering, opened its doors to caters to both undergraduate .lI1d By LAUREN RAU students and faculty at the start of graduate smdent as well a. to UCSD in Staff Writer winter quarler. \-\lhlle minor con­ research faculty. . struction is still taking place IIlside "It' hke movll1g IntO a lIew question Students for Justice has the new Powell-Focht buildmg, lab house: It Just takes .1 Ill{ of .llllmt- alleged that fl ye rs promoting its re earch has started and faculty and week of evcms about Pale tinian­ staff have moved into the five-story See EBU, Page 3 By THOMAS NEELEY Israeli con fli ct awareness were Associate News Editor tOrn down or vandalized within Ontully to bring the San Diego "There were others left next to Trolley to CSt) Jnd Wc~tficld thel11 thut I had see n when U nlvcr ~ Il Y 'lolV ne Ccntcr, Crit­ (lutting lip ollrs the night before. Constitution, bylaws IC, hOlh ' In S.ln Diego .1£)' Council ,mel at uest) arc l(lok­ 1o,t 01 the t1yer~ that wert: va n­ In/-( Inward .lltcrnJuve tr.1I1',­ dali7cd \\ ere III the Price 'cllter By CLAYTON WORFOLK dctcrl11l11c wh.ltch.llI!!,e, .Irc 1Il:. Senior Staff Writer The ,\ lld-CoJ'>t "l'r311'>11 FIT'>I About 20 toiO were \'Jnd.11I7cd." Tom down: About 20 to 30 Students Cuullcll." Accordll1g to Sh:llq. l110re The ,\ .S. COllnell II 11 .1 111 111111ISI), \ ccordll1!!, to It', ch.lner. 'lIb­ ,tudy, willch '> taTted 111 Jallu.111· for Justice posters were vandalized. dun 1,70(J il yc" were pmtcd un pa~scd legislation to creatt: .111 .\ .S. nllttcd b\ \ .S. COIlI1l:d 1'1 e,,,1.:1I1 ~()02, I'> lookllll( ,It way' 10 "disgll'>tcd" by the dl~re,>pcct COn~ tIllitlOlI .Inti Ih I.lw Rcvl\I<)I1'> dc\clop .lIld promotc puhllc .1.111 . 5, .1.111 6 .lIId J.ln. Ii. JC IIII I3nl\\ n. the COIlllllllt!:e 111.1\ ,\lo,t 01 the \'and.lhzed l1\'cr, .,howlI to\\ard Student, fur COll1l1 l1ttc e 011 1.111 . . ("he C(lIII­ .11,0 "dl'>lll" JII\ .Iddlllllll.d 1I.111'>1t II'C, ,11th J'> bll'>c~ .lIld \\ el e 11I.lri..ed \\ IIh th e St.lr of JIIStlU:\ cffon~ . II1lllec wdl be ~,ked to "C\ .1luJte ch.lI1l{c, to the l{\l~· CllIlIl!.! doni h~lll 1.111, III the .1 reJ he[\\cell D.IV ld, J Jewl,h wmbol. Sum" the current .. trllcture 01 th e \ .S. 11Il·I1t-S th.1I III.I~ h~lIelit th~ l ·C.'D (lid ' I()\\ n allli ClTIl1cl Valle),­ .111 .Irea th.1I IIIe1ude, UCSD .lIld ilycrs that were IlIled up together s~~ FLYERS, rll~e Ii CO ll stitutlon ,lI1d hyl.I " s 1.lI1dj populntloll .1'> .; \\ hole." Uillverslt y Ci ty. had ollly .1 hne drawn throllgh "The Cil rl lpll" I~ g'1O\\ Il1g trcl11endoll'>ly," Bnm n ,.1Il1. .. \ \·c I-or Chmtlnc Ryc hel, sc mor thcm wl lh a blJck marker, Jcconlll1g to Shaiq. \\ .lI1t to III .ike .. lITe th.1I t\ S. " tLln~p()rtallon 1II.1f1 .1ger with WEATHER SPOKEN SURF A1TDB and prOlect mJI1,lgcr for i\ccortilllg to event voluntcl'r dOll1g cverythll1!:( It CJn to bc tnll"­ I\lurat Yiltll t, there has heen tIIred to represenl the ~tlItlt:11l hod~ Ihe "llIdy, the 1.lTge ~ t I~~UC at REPORT specul.won a~ to whol11 the cul­ the bcst." .. t.l ke 111 Sail Di egu is providmg "Everyone on prits Illight be, but there arc 110 Spccdically, the COlllllllttec \\ III people with a tran pOrlation lin. 16 definitc s u ~pcc t s . this campus has a wIIld NE1 0 E compare current A.S. COli II l"1 I .l lterative that i~ VIable enough " obody ~aw someone per­ JJn. 16 lin. 17 Wind waves 1 10 3 h practices with the te.xl uf m gO \ ­ to Ilire people OUI of their cars. right to protected swell NW 4 10 7 It sonally take it down," Yildiz s,lid. H~L50 ernlllg document~, nalllely thc "!t\ a rough nut to crack," HnL46 " YOII can't blame someone, bllt II A.. 'OnSUlUtlOn, which delillc, Rvchcl . ald . "People 111 free speech." JJn. 17 doesn't take u gcnius to fib'lITC Out WInd. NE the membershIp, pollclc Jlld Southern Ca hfornia - and It 'S who is tIoillg it." WInd waves 2 It. Of ItS heen known for a long time - - EIInI~ powers of the A.S. ollncll, .md In response to the hate in i­ less bylaw that upplcment the Union of JeWish swell. NW 5 10 8 It. dentS, Union of JeWish Snldents H 71 L47 H 71 L 47 SIudenIs \Ilea PIesident Sce TROUIY, Puge B Vice Pre idem Elana Segal wa -" e BYLAWS, Page THURSnAY, JANUARY 16. 2003 THE UCSD CiUAROIAN NE ~ " \ THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 200 I Increase: Hike to give UC EBU: Next buildings to be finished in 2004 continued from paRe r in both popularity and demand. highly tfaliled engll1ecr ... BRIEFLY ETCETERA ••• $1 79 million this year ment," said Bioenginee ring Because applications arc on the The $ I 02.5 mdlion <:'11 -1'1 .2 Undergraduate tudent Affairs rise UC ~ystem-wide, the ~chnol building will focu5 on IIllerdl'CI ­ commUld from P(lRC I posed by Asse mbl y Speaker Herb Assistant Marisol Nierva­ plans to increase enrollment to plinary rcsearch, with .1 focu .. Oil Wesson (D-Los Angeles) in SUill­ Conjoined twins, now New approach helps find to administration and librari cs, a Magnano. "But it's abso lu tely about 20 percent of UCSD ~tu­ wirelcss technology, the I IltcrnCI separated, return home water pollution causes $n.3 million reduction to educa­ mer 2002 to solve the 2002 -03 beautiful and our students love it." dents, ar::cording to Siebel. and other forills of OI11I11UIII ('I­ tiollal outreach programs and budget crisis, but fai led to pass. Consuuction of the building Current enrollment numbers are tion. Faculty frolll thc Scnpp.. $2f!.8 million across-the-board cut HilblY McLean, a spokesper­ startcd in the summer of 2002; the at 4,200 undcrgraduate and 925 Institution of Oce'lIlography mt! After a land mar 23-hour separatIOn An innovative approach for beach side to research. Student services, or son for Davis, says that "thc sh< rt­ effort was entirely privately funded. graduate students, bur arc expect­ from the Schnol of Me(licllle wll I surgery, formerly conjoined twins Mana de communities to pinpoint the causes of programs funded by cam pus-spe­ fa ll has been caused by a variety of "It's important to notice that ed to grow to 4,380 and 1,2 50 by be included into the In,tllutc'" Jesus and Mana Teresa QUlej Alvarez left water pollution has been provided by a UC cilic registration fees, would be CUt prohlems," citing the national eco­ this building is the first fully pri­ 2006, respectively. In 2002, the re earch progral11s, III .Id(htioll to UCLA's Ma el Chil dren's Hospita l Jan. 13 Irvme-Ied study. by $ 1\I million in 2003-04 across nomic slowdowll while emphaSIZ­ vately funded building on the ~chool receIved 5,200 graduate other UCSD faculty from .1 wule a er a seven-month stay to return to The study reveals that It's pOSSible to the C system, although the ing that the "dot-com cra!oh" of UC 0 campus," said Interim applications. The ~cho()1 has ncar­ variety of deparrl11(;Ilt .. , "Iut!cnh, Gu atemala Wit h heir parents. Identify and track the speCifiC sources of Silicon Va ll ey high tech companies redllcnon~ will be allocated to call1- Dean of the Jacohs School of Iy doubled in size in the pa~t twO Visiting ~ch()l.lr, ,In" 111lIu.,trI .d Because UC LA prOVided the site and £2 water pollution by combining badena sam­ pu .. es which will decide loc:llly how has slnwed Ca lifornia's prohlem, Engi neering Frieder iebel. years and was recently ranked partner .. . The hudthng, wh i<: h " million cos of the twins' care, Cns pling With geiletlC testing. The research to make thei r cu ts. further than most states. The I 09,000-squarc-foOl build­ ..tate-fundcd, II III lI1c1ut!c .1 11C II Embleton, co-fou nder of Healing the team used thiS technique while studYing The governor, looking for ways While Davis h:ls argucd that ing COS t abollt $37 million . media art .. f"clII tl, 111 whi ch .1 tll' O­ Children, he nonprofit group tha brought the causes of beach pollution In Avalon, cutS alone nre not enough to close .,tory til replenish California's shortfall, Donations were made prllnanly .,nu.1i rc.ll;t \, thc.Hcr \\'III hc' the twins to UC LA Medical Cente r, present­ Catalina Island - a popu lar tourist destina­ introduccd several other sources of the Increasing hudget gap, from the \\fhitaker Foundation, the c ()lI~tructet! Th,,' thcata II il l he ed two chec to the hospital tion for s\NImmlng and recreational boating. ,t:lte revenuC, including a I-celll Repuhlicans accu>e the governor nf Powell Foundallon and the VOIl 1tIs impcrrtant to notice "c'l!(nct! to ell .lhl e II~U .l11 ~. lt l tax, dnublin!( th e CI!P ­ o"crspcndlllg during .1 tllllC of Lleblg Foumlatloll. rc .. c~ rc h .111<1 of nell tll'c" 01 ,Iill' an anonymous donor The second chec was researche rs found Ihal decaYing sewage .. lu!(!(lSh ecollomic growth. " tit' e\prC'''OIi \I,,) lI1elud..,.! II III I Cltc !.IX lelocd to ahout $1 ;1 luck ' I\vo more cngll1l!erlng hudd­ that this building is the for $20,652 In IndiVidual donations rom pe0- pipes In he downtown area adjacent 10 .lIld r JI'>lIlg IIKOI\1C taxes to II per­ .. For four \,ears, [Democrats! II1gs arc currently belll!( cun ltfllct­ he ,I rooftop lI11e nn.1 ~, I f thc englnecrlng dcpJflmellto,. curre llt - ' k ' a ieresa arc ',iana Jesus '.1" iJI~ ce UCSF scientists closer to 'Cf\1Ce, and chdd abll,e prel'en­ economic times, and that quality is Capital Planning Snan Gregory, school helow C Berkelev, \\ hl ch I)' III Appli ed Ph y" ,,, 'eCO.e' " 0; sl.!'ge"" which toe' place ,nt:' lion - Ihey would take on under lI1aintained despite budget cuts. happened because the usc of the,e ranks second, but abol'e J;W other ,\lJthcm,lt1c .. , to \\ '. Irr c ll co ll c~c. n A.Lr 6 200: !O ,ead rO'lT'a, I, .t' male infertility gene "r\ fcc increase is always dlm­ thc proposal. Sales tax i~ currently labs had not yet been determll1cd University of Cabfornl.l, 1I1~ludll1g .k cordlng to Si chel , olle 1;lIlI e 7. 75 percent in San Diego Counry. cult," said Atkinson 111 a Jan. 10 when the building wa s designed 111 U LA, which ranks 21 , 1. blllldlll!(. tcntJtlve l1 ILlllled Book by prof. links math By uSln a humaf' gene to cOifed a California households nuking statement. "At the same time ". it 1999. ccording to iebel , the chool F.ngll1 c ~rlng Buildlll!( ' Lllllt -1 , " de-ec: In I~ e I:e files na: prevented them acknowledges the necd for ;t hal­ Jntlclpatcd lor cOlllpleti OIl h\ to good conversation hctween 260,000 .lIlt! S20,OOO, .I~ According to Gregory, the new will be the blggc;t ~chool of engi ­ trom creating sperm, UC San FranCISCO SCI ­ well a, sll1gle payers maklllg .1I1eed package of solutions d' we buildll1g and the two buildings to neering on C campuses upon 2010. Statc fUlld, h.1I C l10t let en IStS have advanced ne e ort olden Ify betwecn $130,000 and $UiO,OOO, :Ire to prc,erve access and quality come are helping ease crowdll1g. completIOn. heell alloc;llcd lor It, nor II ill pl :llI ­ A new book, I led "777 Mathematical the genes Involved In human male Infert ili- currently pay 10 percent in Sla te m the Hudent instruction pro­ A number of faculty mcmbcrs Accordll1g to J acoh School of nmg bcgin until IICH ),e.lr, IHIt Conversalion Starters." by John de Pillis, and may prOVide a pOSSible target for a Income tax, but would pay II per­ gr:1 III , which i our highest priori­ from Engincering Budding Ullit I Engineering Director of .Iccordlng to SeIbel, thl' bulldll1g e'T1en us proiessor 0 mathematiCs a male con raceptlve_ cent If Davis' proposal were enactcd. ty." will relocate to the other build­ COll1munication~ Dcninc [ingen, will hopefully house .. truClur.d UnI\ c'SI of California a Riverside, shows In heir stud of the fly, he researchers COUNCIL AT A GLANCE Clgarcnes arc currently taxed The Board of Regents met on ings, making room for hiring new the II1crease 111 student appllc.ltions engineenng .1I1d bc the 1.I'>t III .II Dr t, at Inere are few degrees 0 separa Ion focused on a gene named boule that regu­ A.S. H7 CCnt, per pack, and DaVIS' pro­ Jail. 15 for J regular mcetlng. faculty. grows nOt only from an Increase m cnglllccnng hlllldll1g to be COIl ­ betlJ\'ten ma hematlcs and OplCS hat pro­ lates meiOSIS, a ey ~te p In the creation of po;.d would raise the Icv)' to $2 per I l.t)"\'ard said that he doe,n't expect The phYSIcal growth of the students' intere'it in a qllickly nsing structed beforc Cn!(IIICeI'1I1 [! '..'o,e m:erestlng conve'Sd ons. sper and egg In all animals, Incl uding p.lek . r\ nnllar clgarettc tax the Regent to VOtC on a fee IIlcrea,c Jacobs chool of Engll1eenng reputation, bur also frolll In glOwth Jt LJCSD I ~ exp,lIe of mere.t,e til 3 per p.ll:k was pro- unnl the board meets m May. comes J a re ponse to ItS growth Increase III COmpJOie, demJnd I()r pl.neJu 111 2010. If'clude the value of fame, why language leads 0 meiotiC arres and hence Infertility. Jan. 15 Iwing wage;.1! CSD. ma ers, the anatomy of hought, how we 'Nn the SCientiSts Inseneo a normal copy , now what we know, how the Pythagorean o he gene In 0 the flies, meiosis resumed; Public Input University Ccnrcrs Advisury Board , h .. ir theorem (WI h very I: ,Ie physics) shows that more norabi" however, when they In serted James Lynch L)'nch reported th.1t thc lInl\ er\lt}' E,ns!eln was corre ,abou time dilation and he human form of boule, Into the melosls­ Eleanor Roo;evelt Coli Te Junior Senator Centcr, Fxp:lJl>lon - ra~k Force ha, reccl,,:d distance contra lon, as well as how mathe­ defe ive files, developmen 0 the fly as.ie Pataky .Innounced her rC>lgn.llIon the raw data frolll It'> ,tU(!t:nt ~Ul'\ ' el ' . , atics produces In UI Ion-defying examples. sperm also resumed frOIll the A.. Council. ERe Frcshmall Accordi ng to Lynch, thc l.,.,k force rcccll'cd '.1 The (fossover book presents matenal The new findin g strongly suggests hat Senaror ,\\ax I farrington, ERC ophomorc ,na' IS of In eres to a cunous reader who he huma n boule gene regula es meiOSIS In lOul of 3,3 H re~p()n,c., to II> mtcrnct .\I1d Senator DeSIree Jabson ami ERC ScnlOr tclephom: poll . Lynch Jnnounccd tlt.1! the u,k ITa' or may not have advanced ma hemat­ human sperm developmen . This IS slgnlfl­ enawr Wendy 11 0 praised Patak-y and pre­ r force hould present It' IIn:\1 report and rec­ Ica! trainlr . There I~ matenal for hose who can because about .30 percen of inferti le sented her with gifts. croose to ex;>io~e s;Jec:al rela:1Vi y at ar f"1en have meiotiC arres du ring sperm omillendations to the A.S. Council Iw the fir .. t or second week of February. LplCh ;il;o noted elemen ary leve', wn"e hose who Wish 0 development. Thurgood ;\Imhall Collcge Chair Kevll1 dd:e r;c'e ceeply are provided w, 'h The UCSF s udy Will be pu blished In he that there wdl Ill!),! IIkcl" be .1 fee referendul1l Kelly announced the resignation of Abrshall for LIIlI\'cr.,ltr Center cx·p.lJl\lon III the futlllc ;t:ia.lt:C t:quauons and explanations. Jan. 15 Issue of Human Molecular Genetics. Fn:,hnun Senator Call.lln Colman. Revell e Coll ege o uneil C hair Alex Michael Foulks Advertising Manicer Items of Immediate Schafgans Schafgan; annoullccd th.1l the Rel'elle Mike Martinez Advertising Art Director Consideration College COllilcd " gOt ng aheJd wi th .1 fcc rel ­ Business Assist.nts erendum. If pas;ed, thc rcJerendum would Josh Crouse Editor in Chief Emilee Schumer, Shira Stanton Thc A.S. CounCil unal1lm()u~ly approved IIlcrease fees for Revelle students by 4. Lauren t. Coartney Mana,inc Editors the appolntlllent of Sonya Gera to the 'I:l,k Advertisinc Assisunt Force Oil ndergraduatc Education at a Charlie Tran Kimberly Hopkinson Rescarch nl\'cr"ry. Old Business Carrie Elizabeth Sklar Copy Editor Advertisinc Account Encutives Item E Evan MClaughlin News Editor Mardin Malik, Abigail Milton Reports , III/end,·" ,/lui pi/IlL'll ,\ - 6- -1 Gaelle Faure Associate News Editors Network Administrator The .\ S. Council .Ippollllcd ' 10 11 1 Thomas Neeley True Xiong A.S. President JenJI Brown Ch.lpll1 ;ln to the Tr.III .. p0I'l.lllon P" lin Bro\lll rcported tlut all ,tud<:nl affaIrs COlllllllllee. Itelll F ollgln.dl), I'rop" .. ed the Ctalre J. Vannene Opinion Ed itor Advertisinc Desi", .nd liYOut dcpartll1cnt\ LKe .I 5 percent "ut In their .lppOlllllncllt of ,\\.Ir,h.lll Collcge SOpholllClre Nick Silva Jessica Lingel Associ.te Opinion Editors oper JlI () n Illldgct duc llJ ~tJIC CUb In LJC Sen,ltor .Idl Lc 10 til<: COnllnlttee, hut Ih e Daniel Watts Circulation fumllng . BlClwn JII CI annollnced Ih.1I thc Helll \I .. , .1I\lendcd \() I Cpl.l cc I.e II II h LJCSIJ '\Ihleli<: \ DcpJrtll1cnt \\ III tJke J Anu Kumar Sports Editor NICk Archer, Kim Hopkmson, John Healey CllJpm.lll alter I "u ,Llted that he h,ld IIIC.11It 100,O()() hit undcr the ; tale hudget plJII to Withdraw the Item frolll the agclld,l, II .. u Owen Main Assod.te Sports Editor TIle UCD GurxdKJfl os pWW-.ed MorWts and ~ ;.Iid that the A.S . I ntern.d COlllllllltee h.1<1 du-,. m. ~ ye-u, and fa ~ 01 UCSO Vice President External ' tephen KJ ass Lindsay Boyd Fe.tures Editor actually recommended thJt the app0Il1I111ent RepDOOaoon 01 1M """"'I>iP8 '" In'( fafm. who!!Iw " KI.J." wa, Jbsent from the A.S. Council go to 'hapman rather than I,c. Thc l'otC to Rinaldo Dorman Hi.tus Editor whole 0< " PM!. WIIhot.t pemlISSoO/1l5 ~ pro/ll>oIt;d 0 meeting, hut !oCnt a report announcing that :>003," 'i2It> 'e'A!!\OO!d Tl.-UCDCuo face a $1,200 fee Increa!oe ~ 01 ,'ssO(IiIIed SIudoms. ~ UCSD word#! os Shonna Dawn-Corona Tyler Huff Photo Editor funded IOiI!Iy by ~ 'VolwI1S this supposed to next year. Item F Kenrick Leung G(.phics Editor ~ on tho """"lJt>e cfNM7 Passrd by COIISmSl1J General Edilorill: '5&-514-6511 Corrunissioner of Athletic Robin Shelton The A.S. Council appolll led currtnt A.S. Zhi·Ningliang Web Editor New. .nd FUlUfes: '5I-5J4-5216 Shelton reported thar the Triton Tide Commissioner of Athlctics Roblll helton to Ed'llorUiJ AuIstInts OpinIon. Sports, PhoIo: 158-534-6512 Campus In vasion Tour dates have been A.S. election manager. HiMu5: I5I-Sl4-65I3 David Bynum, Klrla OMits, Cilyton Worlolk slightly modified. Under the revised sched­ AdvenisIni Oftice: ,,.534-34e6 ule, the tour Will reach Thurgood Marsha ll Sirri Worth fM: ..."..,.., ltemT ,.... ,. College on Jan . 17, Sixth College on Jan. 24, Passed by cururnsus E-frNII: ~ Revelle oll ege on Jan. 31, Earl Warren Jennifer Chane. Cllherine Chiu, Ed \'AI. The A .. Council a~proved the A.S. All College on Feb. 7. and ERC on Feb. 2 1. Campus Transfer SOCl3uon harter. The Marie Zlbtli ~ONLINE The all-campus event will take pia e on -.ucsdlulrdian.Oll harter ets forth gutdelllles for the A.S . All Copyludln March 1. Cam pus Transfer AsSOCiation, which WIll Brandon Katz. M.nn. Livinski. 0eepI Manohir. u serve as an umbrella orgal1l7.Hlon for CJch 01 TIt. UCSD GUll"'" ER Freshman Senator Max Harrington Mather Martin. Grlnt Sdnder 1500 Gillnan Dr. G'I, the Individual college transfer student as~ocl ­ "- Jolla, CA ,..,..,,, I Iarnngtol1 announced that he would like atlon ." UCSD University Center 116~ ,,~,,~~ the AS. Task Force on Voting Systems to IOuIIIcuIIan: Sec.ond", UCSD begin meeting next week. Ilarrington al 0 5aIderf ee.. ~ A, 11m. 217 - Compiled by Clayton Worfolk announ ed that he lS thinlung about propos- S,,"or SIOjJ r-V"Ifr'" Letters to the editor THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 2003 THE UCSD GUARDIAN OPINION 5 Cal·PIRG praises critique of SUV THURSDAY culture, and UCSA members fire back JANUARY 16, 2003 against allegation~f an il-tlmed Collection of random spendmg incrE!ase. Conventional courtesy lost today OPINION page 6 4 Politeness increasingly uncommon objects gives life worth than owning and buying crap is the By EVELYN HSIEH soon as a couple of students pack stop impression that I'm getting .1 good EDITORIAL Staff Writer up their papers, the whole class deal when I'm buying crap. That's sees it as cue to join the sympho­ why, recently, I've been going to swa p meets. There's one at SportS Josh Crouse, Evan McLaughlin, In the modern age, we 've seen ny of rustling, bustling and hus­ that! Arena every Saturday and Sunday Editor m Chief News Editor , many things go the way of the tling. near the wonderful strip cluh Les lauren I. Coartney, Claire J. Vannette, dinosaur. Dot matrix printers. A sadder example often occurs Bertrand Fan Girls, which I highly recommend Managmg Editor Opinion Editor Audio and video cassettes. The during lOth week. Last time I oe thing I've always partic­ because it is complete with pews so Charlie Tran, carrie Elizabeth Sklar, Pets.com dog puppet. Manners. checked, it was customary to ularly enjoyed is owning a it's similar to a really dark funeral Managmg Edlcor Copy Editor Perhaps the demise of that last applaud after the last lecture. Not only do some whole classes bypass O lot of crap. I refer not to the ceremony with naked chicks. archaic trait is the most unfortu­ literal meaning of the word - I The UCSD Guardian IS published lWIce a wee~ at the University of nate. T he decline of courtesy is acknowledging the professor Anyways, the swap meet is (julte California at San Diego Contents (c) 2003 VI~ expressed herein leave that hobby to one of my large. There are two kinds of more apparent than ever, marking through applause, but they also represenl the maJonty vote of the edllonaf boald and are not necessar' roommates but to the booths available: personal crap .1Ilel Ily those of the UC Board 01 Regents. the ASUCSD or Ihe members of a sad trend in old values. walk out while the professor is still the GuordlOn staff We've all heard it before. talking. T, too, want to sample the metaphorical meaning that I retail crap. I try to avoid the retail Everyone probably has :1 story to sweet sunshine before fina ls week, believe is deeper and more com­ crap tables; if I wanted a good pncc tcll about a rude ccll phone inci­ but can't it wai t? Even the most plex, like people who usc Macs with on cutlery and mll1i RC cars, 1\1 "Free Tibet" stickers on them. dent by now; otlleone yakking monotone-voiced, mundane-dis­ watch the llome Shopping III :-Jctwork .• '0, I much prefer to away on their Nokia while the COMMENTARY poscd professors deserve some To give yOIl a good example, the living room we have a 6-foot­ wade through piles and pIles of Runoff voting movie is playing - nobody can have a way of briskly pushing sort of recognition. long crayon, cardboard cut-outs of crap that people once thought W.I~ hear Leonardo DiCaprio' voice themselves into the rows without Other crimes include blowing Boba Fett and atalie Portman, a a good Idea to buy and no longer bur they now know that hirley apology. The ea rly s tudents smoke in people' faces and walk­ magneuc dartboard, a hamster that want. I tend to be drawn to old wIll meet \Viii at Il p.m at attach themselves to the edge so ing painstakingly slow down or up system would si ngs "I'm Too Sexy For ,\;1y Shirt," Video garnes, CDs, retro ~tuff thJt Starbucks. as to holt as fast as they can after the Price Center stairs. If I want a chandelier made of plastic bowl­ has become funny with ,lgC, ,lIld Unfortunnely, the noticeable the last word is spoken. carcinogens floating into my facial ing pins, a mobile advertising Air's rather large things I don't need ..\1 y lack of manners· is not restricted A worse crime is kicking and Orifices, I'll suck a car exhaust improve UCSD Moon Safari, a glao;s head with a most recent trip resulted 111 J \,1 IS Illerely to the mobile-device putting feet on chairs. It IS not a pipe, thank you very much. broken Coca-Cola bottle Itght copy of "Beverly IIIIls Cop," .1 rcalm. Even though college-age hard concept: If a person is it­ Road rage is another clas ic At the Jan. meeting of the A.~. underneath It, a posnnodern wind­ bumper sticker that '.11' ~tudents arc not exactly noted for ting In a seat, they will not example of complete paucity of up toy, and a talking Iialloween Council, the council voted 14-1 to create theIr etiquette, the depths of appreciate theIr backs being bar­ courtesy. It'd be surprising to "Smuggling - It', not Jmt ,I loll. It" bowl that I bought at RIte-Aid for In advcnmrc," a Pec-\ \ 'et: lkrlll.11l an ad hoc committee to review current vot­ rudcness proba bly would raged. I or wtll they appreciate find anyone who has not experi­ 75 percent off. And that 's IU t the folder, ,lIld a book titled "YUli CJIl mg procedures for A. . elections while . I ~to und evcn theJackass folks, or seelllg chipped pedicures pro­ enced or conveyed that sense of stuff my glrlfriend lets me keep In Tru~t COIl1IllUnl'>tS to he ,It le,l!>t Adam andler. truding out of dirty nip-flops autOmobile-driven contempt. exploring other methvJs that could possi­ there, although the Natalte COlllmunlsts." I haggled \\!th .1 i\ rypical lecture serves as an three inches from his or her face . Getting cut off, tailed or honked bly improve the elections process. Portman cut-out is sort of an ongo­ bdy over "Spy Ilunter" for the old Idcal example. tudents who In addi ti on, Illany students u e at can aggravate even the most One type of voting system that ha been ing debate. On the patio, I have eight-bit 0ilntendo. She wJnted :; Jrr"c early it on the fringes of lecture time as social hour. I, toO, placid of temperaments. Once patriOtiC rope lights, an II1formalJ\e for it, I sa id $3 , she ,.lId $4, I '>,lId di cussed by councilmembers i the imple­ the rows of seats as if Peterson am often guilry of whispering to this born b has detona ted, the di play on how a car's brake ystem $3, she aId, "No." I shrugged .lilt! mentation of an instant runoff system. In an 10 i ;1 Boeing 747. No window my neighbor instead of jotting manners book is thrown out the works, a et of golf clubs, an inflat­ pulled the whole walking away bit, election conducted with the instant runoff ;cats here, so the late-arriving down notes. window. able Monopoly set, an innatable but he didn't bite. Perhaps now wstem, \'oter rank the candidates in order students who don't want to be The worst offense, however, Road rage channels a smor­ Mr. Pibb display, and many, many would be a good time for a lecture Eugene GalJran/Guorcilon fire hazards shove themselves has to be totally disregarding the gasboard of typical symptOms of (if preference. If one c;lI1didate recei\'es a improperly and Ill egally used on haggling. towards the middle of the rows. professor. Students pack up as rudeness - cussing, gestures and tll changed to the cmdidate who is preferred next. Thl process I~ repe,lted until one candidate g-ar- Tax relief riddled with perk for the wealthy nen 50 percent of the popular vote. ~ By EVAN McLAUGHLIN ResIarch OpponunltV lor Women WIth The instant runoff voting system allow tocks and llIutual nlllds, accordll1!-\ to J Semor Staff Writer report mled HOI~rt"olJ er "V(}OiJ "'III \·oters to cast their choice for an ideal can .. ArId OWfirrsbrp (200 I). ccordlllg to Polvcvstlc Ovarian SvndromalPCOSJ Winter didate while being assured that their vote I lavcn't we cen thIs god-awful the report, the typical Amenc3n house­ will count when it matters mo t. A nation­ movie before? hold own> 3,950 in stock> and lIlutual al campaign to implement instant runoff Our tory IS usually set in the west ...• r funds. If you have any of these symptoms: has been It:d by the Green Party - an somewhere, ,\,hen a cowboy runs for The corporate stock> compn"ng • Irregular Periods orgJnization that ha drawn fire from p'r SId vows ro bolster the economy the Dow Jones Indu stri~1 Average PJy 6y cutong taxes or the nch folks who dividend renlrns ranging frOIll nothing • Exessive Body or Facial Hair Democratic loyalists who feel that the p ty \·oted for rum so that they will, III to 4.9 percent. The median dividend • Infertility has \\ cakened the American left by tapping return, ,pend the billions they receIve returns corne frolll the Bank of Then you may have Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. Job Fair into the liberal voter pool , thereby weaken­ back on American goods and erVICC, America and 3M, which, as of Jan. 7, in~ their overall chance at electing a liberal trlcklmg down - no - flooding down both paid out an even 2 percent in (Ii,,­ ca ndidate. Greens contend that ifthere had to thc mIddle and worlung clas es idends from tile amount invested. For Dr. Robert Henry and his associates at the VA San Diego are Wed., January 22 fa,ter than a pIstol draw m a Texas been an instant runoff intact during the that typIcal American household with a looking for female volunteers (both veteran and non-veteran) duel. net worth of $47,000, that's an annuJI 2000 presidential election, Ralph Nader to participate in a research study evaluating the effects of a 10:30am-2:30pm would not have been blamed for former nfortunately for Americans, dur­ average return of $79. Ing the Ia t mOVI e, the cowboy wanted So how much of that $79 i, taxed study drug for Polycystic Ovarian Syndrome. \'ice President A1 Gore'~ lms of Florida's to ;pend an unprecedented amount of NATIONAL today? According to Stuart Rittcr, a library ,Walk - crucial electoral votes. money dUring ~peacetlme" (although certified financial planner at T Rowe (PC Ballroom, if rain) Critics of the system cite that converting that terlll IS debatable) on wcapom and Price securities, stock dividend, arc COMPENSATION FOR TIME AND TRAVEL defense to scare off the 'oviet while to the new format would be too costly ana currently taxed at the same rate a~ onc', UPTO $1600 too confusing. At the campus level, con­ holding true to maintaming tax cuts to income. For the married couple hring­ (he wealthy. 111e money didn't trickle verting to instant runoff would only require Do working and middle, ing home $42,000 annually, the tax rate down, either; It ooz.ed more slowly " CIIII.r delliis 11858.822.1339 is 15 percenr. c) • • had ,I... yrod:eted from $1 tnllton to stocks that they are going w $11.85. Sunday Nights @ 7:00 pm ICC cream flavor upon learning that the mission store is out of rocky road. $3 .5 tnllion. save oodles of money on this Eleven eighty-five ? Many pcople You can't have your guns al/d but­ can't buy a 12-pack of their favorite colling all lost angels The (;/lfl1'ditl11 believe th1 0 Ing alll.lplt.ll g.lIm t J ~ eo, e-mail: [email protected] all y help out the ml!ldle -c i.J ~ the Student Center Of e-malJed. Send aI/letters to: to me out of principle. getting financially raped that I was over, she told me I could go to take four classes, dedicate an ,\I1ore Fee Increases" campaign. \ t thl" )10111 1, the burden lIill .\mcnc.lIl . as 'ldI'Crllscd. On my la t trip, I got separated refused to get the Coke. Thirty the cooler and pick out a dri nk. additional 20-30 hours per week Contact your .S. cxternal frum the person that drove me minutes later, I was thirsty. Really I open the cooler, and I'll be as UCSA's chair, and then work a affairs oflk er there, which is a dangerous spot to thirsty. Crawling-in-the-Sahara­ damned if it wasn't all Simply Soda, paying job. Additionally, the (asvprxffnla/@uml.fI/u ) or your be in. I walked around for a good desert thirsty. Some old lady which is halfway between Triametic move to offer stipends is not Graduate tudent ASSOCIJtlOn hour and decided to bite the bullet offered me a Coke from her cooler and liquid shi t. I'm not going to lie, unprecedented; several student external affaIrs offi cer courtesy: ,111(1 visit the snack bar. Whoever for SO. 7 S. "That's funny, you don't I drank it, but let this be a lesson for associations offer stipends (bfloW f@psy. ucsd.rdu) for llIorc inventcd the snack bar back in the look like a vending machi ne, " I you. There are free cheeseburgers ($1 ,2 00 per month at some information. Why persist in a Why teach medical day ~ure was an asshole. [ imaginc thought. r rcfused Out of principle, at Cheetah at lunchtime. Universities of Califorllla) to Manners the conversation went like this: and no less than 100 feet later, some their officers. Still other associa­ - Heather Flowe, necessary evil long ,\ Iarkctlng Guy # I : Airports, ski b'1.ly propositions me, "I ley, buddy? People read the GuardIan variously tions, such as the U.S. tudent C ,.1 VP EXft'rI/,If student to be more than resorts, ~hop p ing malls, thcme \Vant a nice free drink? All YOll got for the news, the opinions, the AsSOCIation, require that their Steve Kl.l ss, pJrb, f:llrs, l:ollvcl1lions, COIICCrts, to do IS watch part of 'Ball !Joys 2' movie reviews, the sports sect ton Dr officers to take a year off from ·,.. I.S. l'P £n(l71l1l. L'C : J Cbtlll" after the necessiry has merciless? portlllg cvell~s and mini-bars in ,md tell us what yuu think:J the crossword. This columnist a ademi work because of the saying 'please' hurd r()()m~ ~ \Vh d;ildl~h as that ~oulllb . (2:40). (5:30) , 7:50. 10:15 (1:15). (4:40), 8 :15 IIl creaslIlgly ,elf-centered adult, Program conunuc III forget this well -known virtue. Landmark La Jolla Village 453 - 7831 UCSD School of Medicine? Come and learn The UCOC Program offers all eligible students Poillene>~ goe~ past lIIerc Bow ling f or Columbine Far From Heaven the opportunity to intern and study In "pleases" and "thank-you's," If (1:25). 4:10. 7:10. 9:55 (1:45) , 4:30.7:35.10:15 Lethal vivisection of purpose-bred dogs is not necessary to teach pharmacology or more about how to Washington, D.O. for one quarter at such even that. Beyond the dinner t.lhle, Chicago TI,e Pianist physiology. These labs persist despite the fact that 95% of US medical schools kill treaung others ,Ind cI'en \lIrrollnd­ (1:35). 4:20, 7:25, 10:05 (1'551. 5:05. 8 :15 participate in one of organizations as CNN, ABC, The Wh ite House, ings (.1 ..dcwalk lined wult candy Congressional and Senate Offices, Public no animal , let alone dogs, in pharmacology. And 82% kill no animals, let alone dogs, Call to confirm thuos IHappers and cigarettc hUll' I~ the most rewarding Defenders Office, ACL U, United atrons, in phy iology. They persist despite opposition from hundreds of an Diego physicians ~adl y all too C01ll1l10n) with respect experiences you'll National Gallery of Art, and much more. who igned a petition urging that they cease. They persi t de pite the fact that they " Ilot a., J1r e v,ll~1H ,I, It ,ho"ld he . Evell Just ~t ,lylllg ']lllet dunn): .1 ADVERTISERS" DON'T MISS THIS SPECIL ISSUE ••• have in college at the are not nece ary for re earch or surge ry practice. They persist de pite animal use fihll IS ,1 pr3clIce of COllrtC.,}' For guideline urging replacement of lethal lab when alternatives are available. They the nlO re JlIlhltlOIl~, Opel111l g' ., door 01 ofknlll-{ a h,lnd with gro­ UCDC Program Workshop per i t becau e the UCSD Animal ubject ommittee concludes that lethal dog lC ne\ I' .1 greatly .ll'l'reu.lled 1'1:,­ vivisection labs involve "no animal welfare i sues." octors again t dog lab urge all Ime GriA\U)IXR Although 'UIllCIlIIIC' 1I1 .llIlI er, Wed. Jan. 22, 5-6:30 pm MSI who feel inclined towards com pas ion and mercy to opt out of th e up oming ;Ir l: J" IlCl3ICd IIl th III1I1 Ct'c'''.lr }· at the Career Services Center lab before the Feb. J Deadlin . We also urge the UCSD ommunity to contact the rr glllll)' ,Inti ICprCS'oIOIl III IOd .IY'., world, UlIlllnon COllrte,y docs lIot SPRING Spring spots are still available! Attend the workshop 10 find out how to apply. Animal Subjects ommittee at iacuc@ucsd ,edu and expre s opposition to continued have 10 hc an e~tr .. ordlIlJI'}' pr,Il'­ dog labs. You can learn more about phYSician opposition to UCSD Dog Labs by tl cc. "10 .. illlply recogllllc til,1I oth ­ er., ,trc ,Iffcctecl hy an illdll'It!IUI', SPORTS viSiting our web ite at www.doctorsagainstdoglabs.com. acuom IS to reduce lack of (()urle~y For more information about the program and how to apply, go 10 the UCD COIISCIOU,IICS, . Program web site at http://career.ucsd.edu/ a/UCDC. hlml DJIly Irfe could hc mudl ilion.: clIlOY;Jhlc If people aCllIa ll), cared PREVIEW or contact Shannon Roberts, In ternship Coordinator ~nd paid JtlClltlOIl to how they acted . The prC .. l:rV3lWn of thl, RD Career Services Center pnnclple would he a bener tC,tJ ­ THURSDAY, JAN. 23 Drop-in Advising: Mon - Wed, 1 :30 - 4:00 lIIent to how fJr our Clvtll7,ltlOIl hn, Show CompaSSion H ave.M ercy gone. "lcc:h nolob'Y I wonderful , TO RESERVE AD SPACE: Or call 534-3750 for an i1ppOrnlm nl. yc , but a hUIll.ln touch CdllilOt he rerlal'ed hy ,IllY advance, Invcn ­ DEADLINE TUES. JAN. 21 . 2pm ~ , Career Services Center Opt out of Dog Labs tlons or dl~coverrc . COUI te,)', J\ II1II r.;~ ~ CII Located on Llbmy Walk c. r,. r . yes d . • d u old-fashioned a, It 'C~ IIl ', " 111 fact ALL (858) 534-3467 FAX (858) 534-7691 tllJ1cle» THE UCSD GUARDIA THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. lOO) Stand up Movie INside • comedy review: 'A Flyers: Campus police have no suspects 11111\/1 'filii/lit' J(J comes to Guy Thing' ,011/1111/ 12 con tlnlled from fl/lR~ I thcr aClion by her officc or the of the ordinalY. the Pub ,.'/end,ll· J) "IUJSJ doc, not condollc such police, Urtecho tiel Castillo said. U\Ve typi ca lly holve '1I1lIerc()"er behavior," Segal s;lid. "Everyone "It's so important to rcport la us 11,01'1.' ',, 1111 1 i BRAIN IMAGING officers at events likc thi ,," riOI'd on thi~ campus has a right to pro­ hate-based inCidents," Urtecho del said. . ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT see page 10 see page 11 tected ti'ec pecci!." Castillo said." hate incidcnt is haiq ,~as disappointed rhat rhe TlIl·IN1A\'.JA~LARY 16.2001 oJ SLEEP RESEARCH Badcr EI-GheussclIl, a memUcr not a crime, but unreported inci­ flyers were marked with gra tlhi. TilE ucsn GUARl1l.o\l\: of Smdents for J u tice. reported dents can cscalatc to a crime. This but acknowledgcd thaI the pl acc· the "andalism to Elizabeth is the first phase - not liking ment of the anti-hate cri me stick­ Do you normally sleep 6 hour or les a night and Urtccho dcl a~tillo of the Student someone. But if we don't top it ers brought more attcntion and have no problem with drowsine during the day? Office of 1 I uman Relallons. here, it could become a phYSical publicity to the lecttlrc series. "\\'e went and showed fight or arrack." "The point of these cvents is to Habib Koite OR Elizaheth some of thc po tcrs [hat Urrccho del Ca~tillo also said create awarcnc .. , of ~Iterllativc were vandali7cd," EI - ,heussein rllat plum c1othes-wcaring C:!lllpUS viewpoilll; regarding this conflict Do you nonnally sleep 9 hour or more a night in >,lIt!. "Shc gave us stickers to post sccurity officers were pl.lced H the and to educatc the clml'u; COIllIllU­ to brings the order to feel refre hed and ready to take on the day? n~.\t the remaining posters with Jan. 10 leCture, partially duc to the nity in gencral," Shaiq s.lid. g!affiri ,,~hat said, This is a I late incident. Shc said that underco,'er Vildll. said that the rCII1()\al alld Crime. If you answered yes to one of the e que tion and are community service officcr~ \I ill hc marking of flyers was an in~llfti · According to Unecho del present at thc other two meeting' dent 'olutl(Jn. sound of West a healthy native English speaking adult between the Castillo, she med thc rcport filcd as well. "Both ,idc~ need to h,\I'c an ages of I -59 with no hi tory of alcohol/drug abu e hI' EI-Cheusscll1 to lilc another Nate rIOI'd of rhe UC f) Police open dialoguc to solve rhl, proh· report With the CSD campus Department' confirmcd thc pres­ lem," Vildll. "lid. "At the ulliversin or p ychiatric di order you may be eligible. Re ear h police. At this point, since ulere are ence of officers at the Jan. 10 lec­ level. you ,hould rC:llly be able tel Africa to UCSD condu ted by UC D faculty and take place at the no suspects, there wi II be no fur- ture, but said that rillS was not Ollt do that." Veteran Affair Medical Center in La Jolla. Guitarist from Mali will reproduce fantastic sounds Volunteer Compensated Financially Trolley: Price, timing, access a problenl from his two latest albums For more information please contact (619) 553-8410. COJ1[m l~ed from flag~ I (Disl. t) and Michael Zucchet MTDB proposab to :llIow the trol­ thev re.lllv love their car,." (Dist. 2) hclie,'c that the 10.4-mile ley to pCnetr.llC thc (,IIIIPU" in the By GAELLE FAURE 'fhe study I; based on principles San Diego lrolley extension 111 19 0;, has worked with thc board Senoir Staff Writer of the Transit Fir I program that their districts will cost toO much to bring the trolley through the \\'a adoptcd in Oct. 2000 and re­ and will not serve the arcas that campus since thc 1111(1-1990;. he n.llne l!.thlh "olle IIlIg-ht not ela:lt emph:lslzed by .\hyor Dick need traffic relief thc most. There arc two propose<1 track .IIlY ghl1l1ncr~ of rl't:C1~nll1c·)Jl III the t.:~ L'''' Murphy in his State of the City Peters, whose di trict lI1c1udes alignlllent; through CSD. 01 the J'er.l!-[e L <:..,1) ,t1l\lelll. hut Il addres; on Jan. 6. Tran it First La Jolla, UC D, University City according to ;\liILOn Phegley, CJIll­ Twould he .1' Il1I,tJkc to write oil Ill' seeks to make public transportation and Sorrento Vallc)" said that more pus community planner at CSD. upconllng tour d.lle .11 \l.lIldc\ t11c bam easier and more widely used creative so lutions need 10 be The first allow for une stJtion (\udllonum on Jill 1- ,I, "11I't ,Inoliler \\01/1<1 by offering more routcs, faster explored, given the high cost of ncar Thornton IImpltal on Ea;t n'lP,a: "ho\\.·' access, more coordination with dif­ bringing light rail to his district. Campus. Thc other .tllows for two rhe .\!.tlt 'Inger .1I1t! Ill, h.llld pl.l\' 1Il1l'll ferent form of transportation and "I just hatc to sec liS burning up stations, one north or Pepper th.1t IS more Ih.1n ".llmpop." It\ !!~Iltle )et si mpler methods of payment. so much pubhc money to cover so Canyon and the other north of cnergetlc. refined \'Ct 'I Idcl~ .lppC.lhll!!. "It is a planning project, and th e little ground," he said. "I thll1k if Thornton Hospital. pl.l~·cd \\lIh JCCHhll, .Ind clecln, C!1I1 t.1 I , Intent is to come Out al the end of we looked at some odler technolo­ U D. howevcr, I, more in rapid tran;1t ,y,tem me\I~ln!! nch \\'e't \fm ,11l ,1\1.:, \llIh him". tify what the projccts are, where mid-coast line promises." because of the nced for tran;port3- . rot: k the routes are, where the stations Particu larl y, Peters said, , hi Ie tion alternatives over the next cou­ 11 d are - in particular for the near the trollcy line would en I at UTC, ple of year,. Phegley said that gl\'CIl Concert C \ '"' 1 terlll," Rychel ald. the bus rapid transit system could U D 's proJectcd enroll ment (.11 h.1 n One of the cha ll enge of the extend as far a orremo .\1es3 and f,'Towth over the next 10 years, the prOlcct I overlaymg an eftiCient, Sorrento Valley ro alleViate traffic. 2012 fimsh·dJte ti I1lctablc for the PREVIEW low-co;t nhlSS rran;1I s~tem over • ,lbont ,\ Hawaii ...... S689 An exam pIc of the flcx-trolley. trolley cxtenSlon IS toO Iatc. the cXIHmg .Irea. the Civis, was featured at UCSD " \I\'e can't ,Ifford to hJ"c ,lI1mh­ plt".rlll\ lit l"trlt UI L", I f .. _"IfHIt "oll'"m, 'H:\I'IJI Jamaica ...... $829 "The arca i a very difficult area cr wely end with there nOt hell1g .1 Imc. 'lIwklll~. lh.: Ilitern,t 111,1 h<: '11.'~.l t"l· Paris ...... $584 to erve with transit:" Rychel said. definitive conclusion and have d tech 01 t'l II 1\1\ e" I":,11 11Ig- 'Ill .111 "I thl' hlb­ Amsterdam..... $659 "\\'e're vcry wlde-spre;ld. \\'e havc somethlllg where it JUSt cause> thc h.IIllI,· ch,ld, ~n. J lot of topography challenges nced for addltlun,11 ,tlllly," Phegley .\I\d If th.ll".. 1\ III LII," ~h III.' 1Il1l'll I' here." he.lutllul ellClll!!h th,1l II hCI I,. III, III''''' .. IL~ It's a tough nut to crack. said. "In order to have ,nlllclhill!-[ Already, however, ;oll1e arc " m placc when It\. re'llly needed, th ~ .lI ld Illnh /'et'le.:n l'n~1 '11. ['rLIIlIl .111.1 ll .lIl1h ,I r.I. the It'tencr ."l·11 U"lIll.". >kepncal ahout the Imtlal findinlf.> People in outhem tlille to nuke those deCl,ion.. I, h.l r~ I\· for the I O.4-mile and 700-milllon now." \\'hde h.'Hle I' h.1l l·d wei,,, J' .1 'I "rid . dll Diego Trolley light rail pro· California - and it' In ne.lr-terlll gOJb, .\ITDB I; n the 11II!hll' dl.lI11.1Ul' 111m .1'> J bad.bone lor th.: lilm I, the In a trJIl!-[e .,equcnce In II1mlL Kon III the like, ,II RolIlI;!! '\tolll·. 111:­ posal from Old 'Iown 10 UCSD prep.lring 10 linallzc plans for .1 "The f 11I;lr, ," dlrcllClI "uthor \'ir!!lIll.l \\'lIolf. portrJyed "hl~h \\'0011' forl'e\ ,I pJ;"lulute ce", wa, Ion!! III th~ 1l1.lllJl!! (.1'01' ,11~ lip III .j and UTe. been known for a long new bus route cJlled the Super IStephen D.lldl), ,ucces,lulh "Ith '1"ltItY h) .1 cOlllpletelr kls., UpOIl her "I,ter, \ '" nessa LIIIU": '11\h ~ Ion!! 1111': of ~rlilt (.1 Il(l.llll.h' CrlUCS of the light rJII propo;,ll Loop, 'Ihlch will proVlllc bll""" hnn!!s to Itfe I)'tntl Il.lre '" ullretogllll,lhl<: ;'>:llOl<: h.ldIllJIl . 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"\: .l tlOII .tI IIl'tltllte III \1'1' III 1l.'II1.I'''. \1.111. ISIC - Christine Rychel MTDB Senior throughways in north Uiliver,lty thaI fun all eXisting streets wllh Ity and UC D. The propo;ed women 11'0111 three dd'fcrcill lillie 1'I](h, thl' .1IIthOi ,trug-~I<:d \\ Ith KidmJn h,1I1111<:, \\'0011'\ con­ \1 hl're he 'tlldl..:d ,·I.I"ll.1I \\'C'tl'lll 'Ilk, 01 OnlinE » on THE PHonE » on (AmpUf •• on THE fTREET Transportation Manager her 0'111 In'.III1t1 to fu,cJ cmotlOIl' with r.lre. She III U"'ll . ruhbcr tires hut follnw ,cn;ors route would he made of 10 to 12 penod, - .1 ,I rltel, .1 hou,c'l' fc \dlll~ 'Ir\,l11~ cmhedded In we road . They arc station, and run alon g Nohel .lIld .111 editor - who .Ire .111 wnrc tile nmel ;'.\11'>. D.llio\l~'II'," makes \\'oolf\ ges ture ,celli like L' pon ,t:r.ldll.I!IClIl. hc '1.1' 111 rl.'c1 til 1<:.Il h .11 which I"mdd latcr hecoille ollc'of a pIca to he freed frolll thc con­ the ,choo/. lI1eal1\lllIl ... gl\ IIlg pn\.lte gUIl.11 currently 111 use III European a on Oct. 14, 2002, as apm of an Drlvc to Executive Drivc .1111.1 expenenclllg sinHI.lr hre.lkdowll!> well a, >ollle U.S. Cltle,. altcrnallve tran~p()rtallOn fair. .lcross East Campu .. via the pro­ JS their fcar, .111<1 ye:lrlllng' C.IlI'>C her 1110,1 ce khrated 'lurk>. fine, of the cOlll1lry home ,1I1e1 Ic"ClIl' ,Ind 'Iorklllg I1Ight, pl.l\llI!-[ h.lr ,11<)\\, from the 1I1~ .ln'l\, Ih.lI cuu,c, her The San DII.:go Trolley a,'cr­ For Zucchet, who;e coa~lIll1e posed GIIIIl '11l Drive cxtcn'lOll them 10 que,uoCl the l1Ie.II1I11;!" ~ldll1.111 "daf71111)!,." the 'Iroll;!" "lIh ,I covcr b.llld . . \her .1 11.:\\ ~r\l~ltll!! ":.11". cOlllpltcJted \\'00 11. 'I ho fully excl u'oIon from . Londoll. "here hi, effort, 1\llh hi, mll\ h:lI1d. Il.II'II.IILt. ages Jbout !l4,OOO nders a wcck district run; from .\ lount Sole(iJd Jnd 1-5 hndg~ . of their live>. Have the Holidays The fillll I, prlmJrily ch.lr.lc­ re,lltle> tha t ,he h.l, " chulce: ,he creallvelv tim, cs but Illen­ e,lrned hlln ,I reput.ltlClIl 111 I-'r.llll<: .1IIt! .1 lilt dunng weekdays and 2!l .1l million ;outh to downtown. the proposell Pheglcy ,.lId t he univer~1 t\· tallr dlsll1lcgrJlc,. Even In her IIder, annuall y. Rider estimJtcs IIghl-rall Sy;tClll tall .. to addre,>\ hope; the Super Loop, ,~hlch h~ ter-driven, focusll1g mCl~t of ItS either li"e .1 fuller hfe br feedl/lg r.ldlO IOllg. "CIg-.lfet!c \h.IIl,1 (The Ctg.IIL'lte her cre.ltI\·c t.llem al rhe expen,c rCIJIIOmhlp with her hu,bal1ll. I., Finl,hcd)." In \ \'e'l \inc,1 111 11/'12 rhl for part of the propo;ed Balhoa traffic I;sue, faced hy those who called a ''.,tlper C:lly~llllltle," Will attention on the Inncr llIrlllotl of Left You with Extcnsl()J1 fWIlI Old -nHVn north the lives of thc three WOllleCi :tnd of hCIIl)!' pulled further into Leonard (Stephen Dill.tne. "m)!,. Jhout J ho)' \I Iw dL'l'lcI.:, II,', n to live 011 or near thc coa I. further reduce the nlllllber of 't\I­ to Im,mi ty, or lead .1 pJ5,I\·C. ,olidly porrraY1l1g a cJ ring and "lI1oke .Ihcr heCOIlIIIH! \tcl \I hen III' hll'lld, to BJlhoa Avenue .Ire 6.400 KatJc Kcadl , dircctor of CO/ll­ dent, who dnve to C.lnlPU,. th eir rc,pomc It. III LIt:t. e.lch boardlllg per day mUl1lcatlons in Zucchet'; officc. IIowe\'er, Rvchcl ,.lld that .he ch.lraclcr·s life I, fully repre,ent­ unc\'enrlul, hut IOIl)!,cr life. devoted mun who truly cares for prc!>\urc hlill to try',1 l'I.l!.lrelte. weill, \Ilil hi, .111111g Wife), It I~ clear that Excess Baggage? Construction I~ currently said the counCilman I; not con­ hdle~e~ If the ' ~tlldy f()lI()w~ the ed in :I single day, In which e'lch Kidillan 'uccc ...... fullv embod­ "llIpl~ to hc 1.ILen 'crllll"". yct It' '·.llIle,t· ,he loves and re'pect him. but undcrwar on the 5.9·nule .\II,slon "mecd light rail IS the he;t ,l lteIl1J ­ prlllciple, otltlllled hy the ·fr.lIl"t onc engages In her uSlial daily ICS Woolf nOl jU,1 ph}" lcally - IIC" JIllI "ltch"le" \Iere 'lInn,lul III IIl.:/n­ Whether weight is an issue or not, you can CardioStride your althou)!,h the prmthetic no c, thcre is still J certal n tlistJ nre he.lrtedly 'pre.ldlll,l: hh ,1I1t1-'I11Il/..IIlf! "Jlley Ea't E .~ten'lon IlIlc, whICh live for lIle nlid-cOaSt31 cormlor. Fir't \trJtcgy, the lllld-COil't corri­ routine Jnd i, sil1lult.ICleously 111,,­ ,cemmgly caused by her fragile way to better health. This ergonomically·designed shoe helps Will run from Qualcolllll1 Stadium "It\. a hlg corndor, but hi, con­ dor t:3n 11J\'c an eHcclJve tralls­ forced to tid with feclings of gray, dull Wig, "nd thc decp, 'Jge. to La ,\le;a, In part under San depression that .Ire gll.Hving .It seemi ngly uncaring, hur .11 the mind. The rcie,l .. e of KOlle\ lir't .lIhlllll ... \ !thO tone and firm muscle in the lower back, abdominal, and hip ccrn I; getting people out of he.lch POrt.IlIOIl .. "'tcm. her. Thus, it suflices to ;a), that ,ame ume l11c,lI1l1lglul vUlce cer­ Laura Brown Uuliannc "OOIl 1\ Diego StJte nlvenny', campus. It areas, since iliat'; where /IIost h.1Ck "If you mJkc thl~ l.1\t and con­ ~o." followed. ,llld "UCl'~" c.lIlie '11Ih tainly add to the overall effect­ ,\10orc) is a pregnant mother liv­ I Iuwe\'er. hi, IIH::,hlng of ,1\ Ie, Oil 1111' deh\lt areas as well as amplify the benefits of physical activity­ IS "lheduled to he Itl1lshcd III up OCCUI ~ for hi, I c;ldelll .. ," ;he venient, 11\ J good .Ilternauvc lor Without ~twng perforrnJnce, by IIlg in Los Angelc, :tfter \,vorld January 2004 at a W'>t of ahout ;3111. "Those might be addres~ed people," ,he ;aid. the threc lead Jctre,ses, the but mcntally :lnd emotionally as increased heart rate, oxygen intake and metabolic rate. War II who In thc process of 500 nllilion. bener WIth the flu'> rJpJ(llrJIl"t." The 'llIdy \\ III he cOllipleteel hy mOVie would not work terribly well . Whell shc i" deeply gnzmg SCt' HABIB, 1't11!~ I ~ reading the novel ",\\rs. City coull cllmen Scott Peters UC 0, which Inlll.llly re~IMed Hlld-l00.l. wcll. rOrtunatelv, the actres;c; toward the C:IIIlCr.1 in what "eelllS So step into shape-step into CardioStrides! completely delve 11110 the com­ 10 be part highly intellectual, Dallowly" IS implred to drJ;ti­ pleXity of their chur.ll'tcrs, crc.lt­ stimulalillg thought ,mel P,II'! ca lly chllnge hcr life. ,\\oore ing thrce intric:ltcly different de,rellt into what can only be hrings humanity to Brown .Intl Call: Bernice Kleiman persona;, each filled with con­ defined a., madne ", KJdll1an per­ provides an explana tlOn for the flicting re.lli,ur emotion .. and fectly ca plure, an Introverted charac tcr'~ ;c1fi;h and IInf.lir 858-452 -5690 ~ Bylaws: C mmLttee t rep rt by 7th we k With a vit.llllY thJt drive, the writer who I' ful" un ,lhlc III han­ .lCtwn\. From the outset. It IS Independent Wellness whole lilm. dle the world (lut'lde of her Jl()\'­ llIl1UJ «Jntll1u.:J /wrn IklR~ I and ca~t ,1 vote only III ca,c 01 J lie. \ ret:ordlllg gClllll' wtll al,1) he Leading the p,lek .111.1 ,erving el ... Consultant NIKKEN ( .umutuuon Voung meillber; WIll he Illlcrn.llly e1ectcd IlltertlJllr to t.ILe 1Il1l111tes "'1 here Jre IXllcllllal change~ In elected "wlthlll their re.,pCLtlve at lIleellng" .lIld ,tart .In Olflll.ll a 101 of arc.h," Brown ~ ald group." All oU1cr J1lcllli>er, of the file COIH.lIlllllg JII dotulllcm, lui -1l1e voun!! blo(. of tile uunmll­ A.S .ollnol Will he nOll-voting leued 11<1 reVIC\' cd /,y the COlli Guardia n SPRING tec WIll he mllll)o.,cd of live to ..even IllcmllCr, of the ((JJ1ll1l1ttee Illiltce. Photo (ou n~ of hlJp ,""vconuel"'" <0111 IllelllllCr, of th~ A.~ . ~enatc, two lO The chair will .lrrangc for the The (:Ollllllittee I., reqUired to SPORTS PREVIEW ISSUE four IIlclnller, of tile /\ .S. Cahmct lOlllmltlee'; lIlectlng; ,lilt! collect 'U lllillt J Wl'ltt~1l report 01 their Rock on: H.lblb KOlt . Will be Idmlng at ld :lJl'VIlI~ ,lnd lhe Ice Pre Ident Inlenul, "any IllfOlll1atl(m a,ked to he col­ findll1g to the A.S. Counlll hy AudltOIlUIll fOI d UtO show, on Jan Next Thurs. Jan 23! who will '>Crve J (;()Illiluttee chair lected by Ihe group." ~eve llth week 01 wmter 'lllUt!:1 THE U D GUARDIA'" THURSDAY. JANUARY 16. 200) TH URSDAY. JANUARY 16.2003 THE UCS[) GUARDIAN IIIATUS I I Hours: Philosophical plot The Ambassadors of Comedy return will hold your attention If this is 'A Guy Thing,' then Stand up comedians will appear at the Pub to make UCSD laugh continmd from page 9 able to create yet another varied obvious that Brown does not fully you can call me Suzy By JESSICA KRUSKAMP character who is also questioning fit into her domestic position as her life. During her long. strenuous Senior Staff Writer homemaker and wife. Throughout day. the character suffers two over­ The newest offering from Jason Lee is poor schlock her day - during which she tries the-top but understandable emo­ he Ambassadors of Comedr to make a cake for her husband's rional breakdowns. which Streep By DAVID BYNUM are en route after a tressed birthday, considers ending her life displays with ease and makes CO Il1 - Tcall from the nation of and talks about motherhood with a pletely titting for the nervous. Senior Staff Writer Q ___Fil_ m UC D. The first few weeks of the friend - her discontentlnent and upright persona she portrays. he aptly named "A Guy Thing" fai ls to qllarrer have created a \'crirabl" disconnect.ion with what is going Harri stands out with ni s per­ commit. and it drinks straight from the hllmorless wasteland. stretchinlr on around her is very apparent. formance as a destructive. hard-to­ ~ REVIEW canon on its way to boring its viewers. from -(he former Warren Field t;' With subtle facial movements, deal-with genius poet who is him ­ T the Iron Curtain-like York Hall. While the weight of the film rested on Jason Moore ideally latches on to the self strugglin g with inner demons cult to feel anything but indifferent about the Lec's shoulders. not even Arnold could have Scheduled to arrive on UC D character's longing. and her ulti­ while the end of hi s Jife nears. The question due to the number of times that soil J~n . 17. the Ambassadors will borne the weight of this ridiculously trite razi ia 8.Kin ~are mate. desperate decision. actor seems to have found a niche their cha racters cause dry heaving. In this excursion in combining ideas from other bad Facillis • WllXillg convene in Porter's Pub at 8 p.m. The most poignant sequences. playing brilliant. difficult artists (he classic battle between the rese.rved brunette films. From the "Dead Man on Campus" Pemte/lallt Makeup. Massage Therapy in a free. sidesplitting program. and probably the most difficult for also got rave reviews as the strug­ and the buxom blonde. there are no winners typecast maniac to Lee' character, nearly MicrodenrtQbrasion • Laser Hair Removal ThiS is the second year the Moore (who has three children of gling painter Jackson Pollock in - just losers and a lot of bad acting. cverytning in this mm had been done before. Ambassador of Comedy have her own), are the interactions "Pollock"). The film earns its one and a half stars by and done better. Even a number of Lee's fan­ traveled to UCSD as part of an betwee n Brown and her son The conn ections between the delivering olle line that got the entire audience ta sy sequence scenes fe lt like rip-offs from international tour to spread the Richi e Oack Rovell o). three women are made clear in laughing. wh.ich just happens to be the film's U.S. citizens. include "Crocodile Dundee in th e Be's "Scrubs." good comedic word. The more Ri chie, who senses well-edited and flowing transition title. A background of semi-comedic suppon­ A.S. Commisioner of LA. " "Deuce Bigalow: Male "A G uy Thing" draws most of its comedy These amba sadors are not that there is something wrong sequences. as well as during a mar­ ing roles fails to white out the fact that there your typical national repre enta­ Programming Gabe Grossman Gigolo," and in his spare time from the interesting differences between are no other redeeming qualities in t11 is film . with hi s mother. questions her ve lous revelatory sequence toward 3251 Holiday Court, Suite 203, tives. They're hilarious. they're rcmllllsccd about b t year's show. wrote for the "Keenan Ivory men and women. As a wedding date fast While the film fails to be romantic or funny. love for him and tries to star with the end of the film when the c ha r­ LA Jolla, Cali/omia 92037 "1t 's J reall y fun. funny night." \Vayans how." approaches. catastrophe ensues. Instead of hi" .1I1d the), promi e 11 0t to weJr her. the more she pushes him acters sOl1lewhat come to terms the fact that "A Guy thing" was released dur­ he said. "One of Mr. Bangladesh's Dat Phan. aka Mr. Vietnam. is makin g intelli gent observations about the SUitS. away while vocally trying to com­ with their yearnings. ing awards season makes this misdemeanor a J ",mutes from UCSV Walk-in Clients Welcome (858) 638-1802 openi ng jokes was something another ambassador with televi­ differences between the sexes. it takes steps In facr. these ambassadors are fort him. These moments are Overall. the film is a fantastic felony. While it is difficult to imagine a time of along the lines of. 'I was born in sion credits that include perform­ backwards, repeating lines that everyone has ------~ the antithesi of the suit-wearing quite disturbing. but at the same enterprise that is worth seeing year when this film could do well. the long list Bangladesh. I'm lucky to have ing on Comedy Central. being the heard from men before. such as "it's natural. kJlld. and promise to pur on one time brilliantly executed. because of the interesting philo­ of excellent films in theatres right now makes it gotten out alive ... • 2002 spokesperson for napple we are hunters." Meanwhile. the womenfolk very funny. tnternationally fla­ The third woman is Claris a sophical questions that it raises. easy to make the statement: There is no reason According ro Grossman, the and the winner of Southern are ba ically unable to do anything but worry vored night. Vaughan (Meryl Streep). a modem the powerful and moving way in to see this film. eveJlt won't be like your usual California's Comedy Survivor about the wedding amidst believing the bar­ If funds are low in the old sav­ version of WooIrs character. Mrs. which the dramatic iss ues are Friday nights. and will be an Competition. rage of snlpid lies told to them by their sig­ ings account and. despite your Dalloway, who lives in ew York in probed and explored. and the immersion into the world of qual­ O ther international amhas­ nifica nt other . A Guy Thill w3nton desires for Bangladesh 2001. Vaughan is furio usly working amazing cast that bring such intel­ hllll1or. a jet-set trip to Bangladesh ity stand-up comedy. adors will round out the two­ The real question that the film asks the to prepare a party for her friend ligence. complcxiry and depth to *1 Veterans of the comedy circuit. hour program. which mixes in viewer is: Who is hotter. Selma Blair or Juli a Starring Jason Lee. Julia Stiles and Passport IS put on the "yeah. nght" list. Richard (Ed Harris). a great and their character that it is COIll ­ Copies worry not. Gerry "M r. the Ambas adors have impressive lively multicultural dance and Sti les' Viewers were given nearly two hours Selma Bla ir difficult poet who is dying of AlDS. pelling to watch them undergo credential;. music servi ng as a buffer for the to ponder a question that most guys can In theaters jan. 17 Photos Ihng'Iadesh" Bednob comes Vaughan also struggles with finding their inner struggles. routines. answer in less than five seconds. T he prob­ Rated PG-13 directly to you . Bednob regularly opens for meaning in her life while he goes fter all. everyone has a Joan River III Las Vegas. and has "It's a great program. and the lem is that by the end of the film. it is diffi- to purchase flowers; shares an inti­ I. ( appeared "Encino Man." comedians are great." Grossman 8::'ft~1 motto. The Ambassador's motto mate and tense conver ation with __ paper "Dolng Time On Planet Earth," said. "Everybody should come." $7! ,~ , IS. "\Vhen you can 't go on vaca­ Ri chard and Richard' ex- TIle Hours "Wonder Years," "Mad About The show is expected to nm tion. we bnng the vacation to boyfriend. Loui Water Qeff you." _ . You."" feld. " "The Joan two hours and is free and open to Daniels); and interacts with her Starnng Nicole***** Kidma n, ,.. T he AlIlha,sador, no - dnly -Rl1U!f5 Sh " "The Arsenio Hall all UCSD students. Pub doors live-in girlfriend. Sally Lester Julianne Moore bring a \·JL JIJOn . but they perfonn how" and "Star Search." Will open at 7 p.m. for tho e early (Allison Janney). and her daughter. In theaters Jan. 17 13251 Holiday (t. • across from EI Torito (858)1,52·991,9 I ,\1r. J ,nnaic3. aka Jeff Hodge. birds who want front row eats to JIIlU; lIlg yet enlightening routllles J uJia (Claire Danes). Rated PG- 13 has de\'oiCd 12 years to hi s thiS showca e of global comedi­ dctadlllg the American expenence Through Vaughan. Streep is ------from rhelr perspective as non- comediC _c ~ling . H,s credit ans. r.------, I ~ I J :a •• :a ~ I ~ ;Jt).~, Emo: Trying to reach enligbtenment and still not getting there America's #1 A$39.99 value The cGfTlf)lexities of the popular punk music movement Emo are explored to figure out what hell it's all about La Jolla ;~~~~ ~°!llr~"daR:C~~.. $26 99 Bfl'NDIIEW FU depreciation of Dashboard they're more like post-emo indie that we create conversa tion out of Village Center senior Sqfj' Writer Confessional seems to have little to rock." • "You're from (name of town where 8843 Villa La Jolla Drive Music (nCilr Kinko's) Xenadrilll has been clinically do With the raging guitars and vocal 2. II ou're emo. then you hate someone is from)? Wow! Do you J 20 copsule-j u ed to hate the term Memo." I chord-damaging anthems of J lot emo. know (name of person tha t may he pr_ 10 ~ you increase en.gy and lOse weight WITH THIS AD used to think. Is there really a WQter 1usH:. CRITIQUE PMF: "Hey, you've got the ratty a mutual acquaintance)?" (858)452-9775 Il .lOllll 10 Jll of thiS labeling and ome have even gone a far as sweater, the greasy hair. the thick Do I like emo music' I'm not c\assillcatJon? inSide of rock we to accommodate the differences cal pan-genre. glasses. the Get-Up Kids patch on su re what it is . But in a world COUIIeSy 01 Mello Goldwyn Mayer Your choice! ORIGINAL or EPHEDRA FREE between emotionall y charged. Emo music. like most famous y..,Hf~f GR(AT N ...IT~I'ION B[GI~~ have punk. and inside of punk we the backpack. You must be really where everything is defined by Listen up: Becky (Julia Stiles) and Paul (Jason Lee) share a shocking moment together as they h.lve emo. BeSides. what bands are punk-influenced music with sev­ mUSical genres. is defined not so into emo." what it is like and not like. emo contemplate what to do about their wild and crazy budding relationship. ------~ reJlly 'cmo,' anyway' eral sub-genres: emo-core. hard ­ mu ch by the sound of its music but EC: "Ugh. no. I hate that term." somehow derives some kind of Is unny Day Real Estue emo' core emo. post-emo. screamo. etc. by the utitude of its artists and 3. Of course. as the name sug­ meaning that most people do II Ot Is At the Drive-In' Weezer? Maybe our society is jusl too audience. gests. there's tht! matter of the fathom . After much thinking. I ~ r------~ Many bands that are sometimes obsessed With placing everything After all. how many rock 'n' roll music being emotional. think I truly have a better grasp of 3~e , ~ con Idered Memo." such as Jimmy Into IUce. neatly defined boxes. as If bands today sound like Chuck PMF: "Man. that guy from what cmo is all about. Ear \Vurld. have expressed a de ire it would enhance our musical enjoy­ Berry or Little Ri chard? How Korn is 0 emorional. You might Next. I just have to fib",re out Want to write or design? FlalDe BrOiler ~ 10 not be branded With the amblgu­ ment to be able to name everything many fans of rap music are willing even say ... he 's emo?" the e other genres: Metal. black Always Good••• Always Guaranteecl~ ou, and sOllletimes derogaroT)' a certam artist sounds hke. to say that Puff Daddy sounds like EC: " o. he's tOO angry." metal. death metal, hair metal, nu ­ tc rlll (ycJh Jllilmy. and openmg for II JUSt doesn't make sen~ e to say. Public Enemy? And seriou Iy. just PMF: "Okay, what about Dave metal. new wave. progressive rock. Recruitment meeting BllI1 k- 1 2 wa s a mu ch better "I Itke rock musIc," when Lllnp what exactly are Hooue and the Matthew Band ? They have a lot of acid rock. acid Jazz. funk, punk­ ca reer-dclil1ln g move. hut WI! won't B'71o t can have more in COlllillon Blowfish an alternative to' happy songs." funk. hip-hop. rap. gangsta rap. ea .. t Chicken Riee Bowl ge t IntO pe()plc '~ defllllllum of wllh ;\Icil y (whlllY rapplil g. annoy­ So CillO. the latest and IIlOSt EC: "Ilappiness doesn't count." coa,t. we~t coa~t . dirty south. alter­ TODAY- 5 pm a Medium Drink "punk rock" tim lillie). Ing cgoll>m ) thall Ill an) other confu i> lng lIlu>l cal genre. IS o the answer is imple: ElIlo native rock. adult alternative. adult Not va lid With any other offer With coupon only E _pires 2116:03 Thnc havt hce n II1 Jny JIICII1Ill', "rock" hJlld .. defin ed. at least 111 m y !lllnd. by doesn't really even eXIst. It·s th e contemporary. contemporary bluc,. IU ddlllt: the cultural t""llIrUCli On R ec~ntl\'. hCl\\c\'c r. I h.l\·c rec­ three thll1g" perfec t underground llIu,ic: rhythm .II1d hlue, . !-:oth. hard -cor". Guardian office kllCm n a, CillO II1l1SI C. and SC) fJr uncded n ; y ~clt ,,'th CIn U . It'­ I If }'O U thlilk th at a h.mo IS • uhody knows what 1\ IS, :11)(1 ra p-corc. metal -curc. grind-core. NO MSG • NO BONE • NO SKIN NO FRYING \le\" hCJnl e\ cl) thl ng fro lll I'Jut! ulll eho \\ od"erent fr om uth e r elilu. they're really not nobody Will admltlO lilung It. pop. power-pop. J.lI1glc pop. "".ICC glllt .lr .. .111<1 !otrc.ll nlllg \, oc.ll, 10 .,oft ~c nl "> 111 thJl1I ca n IIlcludc .I \\Ide Pup o\1U \ IC Fan " ~ o, Jack ', ""hy I 1\ that we have lO define IX'P. grunge. po,t-grunge. Indu,ul­ Be there! La Jolla Village Center (next to Rubio's) (ass) S8'7-8,8,. 1\\ 1111.;]' gUIIJr .. and lII ell uw "mglll g va nct\, of a rtl ~ t i> and \on lc how Broken Ilea n Ii> prelt) emu. eh' " everything In the wnrld in lerlm of al . amillen!. trance. hou~e. junglc. 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ZLXll TilE UCSD GUARDIAN IIiATUS 1\ - Earth to the Grammies: a1. 16.f) 3 hiatus calendar 01.22.03 Top 20 artists p.m. With $20 and a pint of beer, and swinging like a pro, or wishing Henri Matisse, Jean Aro and dlfector, Des McAnuff, for years, ®__ t_hu_rs_da ...... Y you'll be ready for an evening of you could. Either way, they Alexander Calder, Kelly's works will be raising money for he are not enoug11 entertaining rap songs by the promise an infectious show with embody much of the feeling of New Play Developmen Tired of shelling out a huge beach. hip music. Tickets are $25. For post·war artists who rebelled Program. Performing With Crystal wad of cash to go to a Broadway more Information call (619) 445- against the conservative doml' will be comedian DaVid show only to get bad seats or be Poetry Isn't Just dead words 5400. nant culture. For a truly enlighten· Steinberg. Tlcke packages for disaPPOinted? Well now It'S pay· lying In unread books; It can be ing expenence, viSit the Ellsworth the show range from S 100 to don't pop back time. The Califomla Center pretty entertaining and competi­ This IS your last chance to see Kelly' Red Green Blue exhibit at $1,000. The $1,000 package for the Arts In Escondido bnngs tive, too. Every month at Urban one of Lamb's Players Theatre's the MCASD. The exhibit runs Includes stellar seats, a pre-show y shet.p "Forbidden Broadway" 10 the­ Gnnd In Hillcrest, there are two most po,Pular productions! through Apnl 13. Tickets are $6. reception and a backstage pass CHEAP FILL atergoers Just like you. The show is Poetry Slams where poets duke "Boomers. a musical about the For mformatlon call (858) 454· for a post-show production. For a parody of not lust one, but five It out In two rounds while they baby-boomers, salutes a genera­ 3541. Information call (858) 550· Dave Bynum Broadway hits: "The Producers: read their onglnal poetry There IS Don with sound bites and music 10lD or VISI http://WlNWlojol· "Chicago: "The Full Monty: a three-minute maximum for each clips that will be both nostalgiC and Skimpy costumes, beautiful loplayhouse. com. II keeping wllh thc '.:.1l10Il ,tI "Cabaret" and "Oklahoma I" This poem, and three to five Judges will educational. With the original cre­ people and cold air. That's nght, t\"(lCI;ItIOn 01 RceordlllU: \1'1' hllanous show Will leave your rate each reading. By the end of ators and producers behind the Smucker's Stars on Ice WIll be For hose rue musIc fans who I .lJ1d SCience'" OIH!()IIlU; 1111"11111 III Sides smarting. but It WIll only be the evening, cash pnzes are production, you can be sure that bnngmg you the best In first-class want to show support for their "doculIlent .Ind prc~cr\'e' the h"lOl) running until Feb 2. Tickets start awarded to the first- and second­ you Will see It the way It was meant ice skating. Perfect 11 you have chll· favonte Indle artls~ Arie Hest Will of recorded "l\lIId," .1 lull li,t 01 at $28 - for more information call place winners. The event IS free to be seen. Tickets start at $20 and dren, thiS show WIll be fun and be plaYing a he lovely bohemian nOllllllec, \1',1" n:n:ntil' rde,l,ed lor (BOO) 988-4253. and open to all. Slgn·ups start at 7 go up to $40. For bckets and pnc­ awe-lfIsplnng when these athletes coffee house TWIggs' Coffee &Tea th" "e'lr'., (,r.II11Ill" .lw,mk \\ hlk Ckipotle. p.m. and the readings start at 7:30 Ing. call the Lamb's Playe, rs box and artls s glide In 0 he San In North Park. To check out he the ,;"O('l,ltIOIl " '~II'C to •.dIlC' C I" p.m. For InformatIOn call (619) office at (619) 437-0600 Diego Sports Arena. Tickets range deVilishly handsome young man go.II, It I~ also 'lin: to ollce .lgalll 294-2920. from $37 to $82. With a killer smile, you'll have to be relll llld the CIl17cm of the u:rC,1l ®~ __fri_da~y here at 8:30 pm Oh, and he BIG BURRITOS. WHEEEEEE. nation of AlIlenCI I"~t how ~~lIpld @'---_---'-su..:.....n-'-da~y plays the gUitar and sings, too. thc\, rcalll' arc. C-Jotc. tht: a~ onl­ Many of you may remember Tickets are $8 advanced sale and liOl; wdl relllllld the citizen, of @L--_....;;.;sa=tu.;;.:..r=da::.L-Y t_ue_s_da...... Y VILLA LA JOLLA & NOBEL OR. ~Iso a group known as Tha @'---__ $10 at the door. L:l ri n nations how '11lpid the)' rca II)· Alcoholiks from days gone by, Opening up this weekend at arc I'ia the L.ltin Gram1ll"'" which and you may be surprised that Big-band swing in your very the Museum of Contemporary Art Well-known comic sweet­ II III not he dlscu;;cd In ICll!(th here they are stili around. Actually, own Indian casino. The Big Bad In La Jolla IS an exhibit featuring heart Billy Crystal, who has Lao to he Hiatus Calendar for ,\pp.1rclltiy, recnrdlllg' .Irtl'>t, .Irc they never left. Now known sim· Voodoo Oaddys, known espe­ the works of Influential postwar been In such blockbuster hits as events In and around UCSD either LIlIII or non -I..IlIll). ply as Tha Llks, the hip-hop Cially for their appearance in the abstract American artist "When Harry Met Sally· and I U:\lC~S being .1 citizen of group IS made up of E-Swift, J. Indle flICk "Swingers: WIll perform Ellsworth Kelly. With an exciting "Analyze This: Will be perform· All tickets can be purchased South~rn .ahforni.1 IS .1 little differ­ Ro and Tash. Awaiting the at VieJas at 9 p.m. The impresSive use of vivid colors and clear Ing at our very own La Jolla through Ticketmaster by calling ent from hClIlg an .\Illenc;tn. \ \'hcn release of their next album, band WIll dish out their ever-deh­ shapes, her pieces can evoke Playhouse tOlllght and tomor· (619) 220·8497 or by gomg to 2001 lin.llly callle to .111 end .1 fell "X.O.: In May, they Will be play­ cious and upbeat songs, as well as strong emotion and deep con· row. Crystal, who has been a h up ://www. tlcketmaster.com lIeeks ago, .1 iI,t of thc tolHclilllg Ing at Canes Bar and Gnll at 9 melodies that WIll have you up templatlOn. A contemporary of fnend to the playhouse's artistiC unless othefWlse noted record., wa, rde.l~ed .lIld I. ,I Im'lll!: patron of the III U>I Cl I .Irl,. Oil Ilc~1 nOllc of these records. \fter 1'011 'ee the li.,t, I'OU wdl rC.lilze th;;t I .11ll hragging: The bC.,Hdilllg' .l lbtlln~ of thl' year, in thiS order, IlClon,!cd to: FIll'inem, :-.Iell\', .\\Til f.:JI'I~IlC, ()1\lC Clm:b. iZllllncllI, (,'1 Ilk, ,\ ,hal11l. ,\I.ln .l,lck,on, 'ih.IIlI.1 . I\l'a 111 , and Iinalh. thc IlClm'cd "0 HrOlhcr \\'here .\re '111Ou" ,ouml­ ~ UCSD UNIVERSITY EVENTS OffICE ...._ "f'C. •--- J...",..,. track. I Jerc I'> .1 Ilot.lhlc LIn 101 peo­ ItH~ reputation as aguitar player ple IIlth C\lrClIlcl) ,hOrJ-tCIIIl lllell\urJe\: Illllleill I' Ull thl' I"t F /I rWll'e. has Decome almost mythical... SOlllcholl. III ~()(}2. 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I~ nut UCSD cll/:,rible hee.lusc it I~J" not rcie.lwd U(SO Bo)( OUiet 858- 534 - TIXS Folk Music of the 50s & 60s - "Washington Square Memoirs" tillS year. The albulII rCl'clI'ed plen­ ty of nominallons last ycar, whcn It ticket I!1ill!£f Visit our website at featuring in concert: was the. o. 9-selling ,llhurn III the .... ,.. ... , http://ueo.ucsd.edu nation. r am a little shocked that tim ----- e Jlbum was :t top 10 sellcr n,o )C,lr .. ,>traight. r guc~s ;111 the old IlCoplc IJttll.l.tll \\'llill\\'1 itJllt III, .I.tlill H8111111ttlltl, who bought the alhum lo,t It ,md went out alld bought It .11:,,.111. \ \brIh CAN YOUR WORLD Iloting IS that the Sh.lllla 'I" ,1111 Tttlll II'Lltttll, , ,\\il~e SeetJer album thar came in ,11 No. I) 11 .1' CHANGE THIS QUARTER? released III mid-November 24 • Friday. 7:30pm. U(SD Price (enter Ballroom llle31l1ng 1.9 1l1Jllioll COplCS III SIX wecks. Each quarter UCSD ENROLL G.A. 525 • Students 515. U(SD Foculty/Stoffl Sr.Gt. S22 I would like to persollally thank students from every TODAY III NARAS for awarding this ye,lr\' major enroll in PAL TEP 130: be r-selling artl~11 with Crall1lllr classes. 99% of n01111l13t10nS and telling the Mentoring in students recommend Elementary Amencan public what they al rc .ldy the cou rses and Schools knew. Maybe It I Just me, but therc the Instructors. IS something that see ll1~ very wrollg TEP 136: With the panty hetween Ihe he't Tutoring In ~cll ll1g albulII h;,t .1Ild tllC (;1',11111111 Secondary I1OIlUn;ttJ{J1l Ii ., ts. \Vc .111 ).,noll th,lt Schools Pmk .. old 3. 1 ItlIllinn ,llhullt~ illI' ye.lr With her phonell('llIy tOIICli. TEP 138: but .II the ".lIne tl111C rehdhllll\h Preuss School ~pcl1cd. ".\ t "''>lllHl.ll.lIIod'' (pll',1 ,~. Tutoring don't overlook thc douhle elllcndl~ forn~ dlJt C)(J"" here, hut not III tile c<)u.lI­ InformaliOll v. II Iy rebelhomly "llCll ed '\kHtr 1.01" I:RC ~ 17 or "'"(aCI trJlk frolll /\vnl LaVigne). 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THE U D GUARDIAN THUR DAY, JANUARY 16.1003 THUR DAY, JANUARY 16.1003 THE UCSD GUARDIAN HIATU 15 Habib: Albums indicate superb talent East Coast native Ari Hest to Bjork Scam: Icelander never scheduled Sheep: Taking a look at who con tmued from page 9 carried more weight than is ought to win some Grammies immediatel" obvious, for in Mal! , bring acoustic rock to lwiggs Pop icon falsely billed to play at The Flame; can artist steals show each reglol; - even each town - continued from page 12 on their face, and sing songs about has its trict musical styles and Alternative singer, songwriter will perform at By JESSICA KRUSKAMP American pllblic rcally have to go either how they hate their mothcr or guidelines, and his blending of Se nior Staff Writer through the motions of pretending how to dump their skater boyfnend, cultures was criticized by more the small North Park stage Jan, 21 that Pink is a brilliant artist worthy which they probably didn't wnte. Look up the word "hoax" in any con erv3tive musicians. By NEHA SINGH other students to being a career of an award ? This is a person who r only wi~h it wa~ that fnendl y dictionary and you will see picnlres The fact that the tTa ck musician. He recorded his first LP, sings other peopl es !>onf,'S about not and useful a message. NARAS h.i' .1 Staff Writer of the Loch e Monster, Bigfoot "Fatill13," played in a style from "Incomplete," while in his sopho­ being Britney Without undcr~tal1ll­ Illuch more sillister .lgenda; thc 111- .1Ilt! our pi.xie -faced friend from thc :-\orthern .\lali, became a hit ill more year at NYU, and soon fol ­ ing that she is something much class program aenlall y teach.:, the After a long, crazy weekend, what icy north, Bjork. • outhern .\ \ali \Va an impre sil'c lowed it up with his second aibulll, worse, namel y the media's knee-Jerk chi ldren about "piracy" Jnd cop),­ could be better than unwinding with No, Bjork really is a singer from ,lchlevemcnt , considering th at "Come Home." After a lot of COIll­ reaction to Brim ey. I'm not ~ure If right laws. There is Jcnlallr ;I qUI7 a fabulous acoustic si nge r/song­ Icela nd , but her name has been the conflicnng region have shed posing and tollring, he released his she realizes that she could ncver that these kid" t.lke on writer at a local coffee shop' East­ mixed up in what shall be hence­ blood in the past. Coast native Ari Hest is cOllti ng to latest album, "Story After Story." have existed if Britney hadn 't existed brrp:llww1J.'.grmllllly.co1l/ that J .. b , His two more recent effortS, Si nce fa ll of 200 I, Ilest has forth cllled "The Great San Diego first. Maybe we will all find out if "\Vhat docs it mean to Iile-"w'lp; " Twigg's on Jan. 2 1, and if the show is Bjork I loax." " ,\1:1 Va " and "Baro," released in anything like his other ones, it wi ll played more than 200 shows at clubs she wins. Dllring her acceptance They are ed ucating the future gen ­ The Icelandic star was suppos­ speech, perhaps amidst thanking all I 998 and 200 I, respectively, COIl­ be amazing. and campuses, and all this experience erations of compact-di~c purch.I'> ers edl y scheduled to play a sma ll of the people that wrote her songs, nnued on 111 the same vein, with Music runs strong in Hest's fa nti­ has given him a reputation as an out­ about the evils of lile-.. hanng I lillcresr c1\1b, The Flame, on)3n. she can thank Britney for not being subrl\' beanriful acoustic gui tar Iy: His fa ther is a college music pro­ standing live performer. With beau­ NARAS is tooping low with good 15. Tickets were old and fans Pink. Jrral;gcmeIHs accompanying the Photo couney of ht1p:/t-conlrejoor.com fessor and his mother is a profession­ tiful songs like "Caught Up In Your reason; album sales Jrc down . ~ were excited. A concert of such What is NARAS anyway? Well, tellor's exploration of a va ri et), of al singer. His father had him inging Love" and "Didn't Want to Say perccnt in 2001 from 100 I. The Soft music: KOlte's show at Mandeville AuditOrium will satisfy all different proporti ons - huge Star meets ARAS is compri ed essentially of societal Issue, the most near to at the young age of 7, but it wasn't Goodbye," Hest has been picking up biggest piece of evidence that the musica l Interests and leave the listener satisfied. tiny club - was a once-in-a-life­ I ,000 elf-i nterested producers, Ill S heart bell1g the need for until the later days of high school fal15 all over the country. His honest, online file-sharing indll!otry I, .IHen ­ lime show. musicians and music indu try vourh to embrace modernity way, I'd like to know if elsewhere If the wide press coverage of that he began to use music as his easy voice and rare talent for good ing music sales IS probahly dut the The Flame's plans were moguls. These people make these ~I hi Ie retaming the various cul ­ other feel the ame way." Koite's past U.S. tour is any­ refuge. He was il15pired by bands songwriting doesn't hurt him either. only gcnre of IllUSIC th.lt 'i.I\\ .111 snuffed out when Alex onate, nominations to try to sell more of ture of hi s country. The title track of "Baro" thing to go by, the artist and his like Pearl Jam and Smashing Hcst's enthusiasm for every show increase 111 sales In 10()] \\'h coun­ the Ill an who was to bring Bjork thcse albu ms. There rcally i~n 't .lIIY One of the ongs on " 1a Va," offers a different aspect of Koite's talented ba nd are above all a Pumpkins, along with arti rs like he plays is almost a brllarantec for a try, up 11 .1 percent. Tho,e cowhoy, to tOw n, allegedly fled with money to be made in finding an "I..:umbin," express ly addresse range; accordi ng to the album's great live act, interactin g wi th Dave Matthews and Jeff Buckley. good show on the 21st. With an stili don't kllo\l hcm to u,e co mput­ $1 (',000 in ricket sa les, according IIndcr-appreciated arti st and nOIllI­ thi S Issue In English: "I love life liner notes, the lyrics, sung in the crowd and playing an incred­ These infl uences are evident in his adjoining Green Room, 1\vigg's also er., . to" UI/IUII- 7i',{IIIIII' arti ­ bnt I fear a world toO imilar, I Bambara, describe a imple Mali ible range of instruments. prontises to be a good vcnue for his Sail Diego natlng them for an award. Th.lt " .\!ar h" a hetter me thod of ,clf­ own songs, and can be heard when cle. lovc life but fear imi tation ... I tradition. Tickets are on sale through he does covers at shows. acoustic talent, ans thc noise 01 peo­ probably why you won't tind a Bt:,[ pre ~e T\ ..1tI(JI1 J(lr ;\.' . \I t \~ \\ould he Thu~, the all eged Great S.lIl like technology but fear for our Howe,'er, the expert acoustic Ticketmaster and through the With a voice reminiscent of ple and e presso machines. But hey, Punk Rock Ibum nonun.mon ca te­ to 1I15plr" ki d, to le.lm til pby .1 Di ego Bjork Ilo;lx. gory, but you \Vllllind a cJtegory for fore t, I like technology fax and guitar-picking and heartfelt cho­ University Events Office: $15 for James Taylor and Peter Gabriel, if you're one of those rare people IIl ll>lca lll1,trtIIll CIlt. I knc)\\ It ,celli' \cconling to reports, COllate internet .. . I'd like to know if ru e propel it into a heart­ students, $20 for general admis­ Hesr has gone from being a college who can't tand the mu ic, at least best album notc~ . C;r 'lwl ~ the Be't Llr- Ictl:hcd. \fter .111, 01 the top I () (.llloISC' mcludc the UrlWl "OJ Alternative Rock Albulll list .lre the elsewhere thi happens anoth er wrenching tOur de force. sion. student playing out his hobby for you can get dece nt cup of coffee. .. clllllg Jrtl'>b, Jhout one-thlnl knOll LiqUid IT()()Ve'' and que~tlonable likes of radio-friendly h.mt!> like how to pLI)' ImtrUIl1"nl.. . I'h.: lug "Kca nu ") appro'lched local pro­ Coldplay. Fear not, the sole purpose money seems to be In h.l\ IIl !! J hUlk moter Brvan Poll ard and claimed of NARAS IS not JUSt to vote on the and ;omc unsllJped r.l\\ · tJlellt. he knew Bjork from producing the Grammys. If that were the casc, Unfortunately. ),ou cm't te,leh that, lcdJndic version of her albul11, N \HAS would be a worthless II1Sti­ and morc importantly, you c.ln't "llol11 ogcnic." tution whose ole purpose \Va to take a lioll's sh

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TIlURSIlAY. JANUARY 16. Z003 TilE UCS[) GUARDIAN ';P\.IHT..; I') Upcoming Sport Fencing: Lee hopes teams Crawford: UCSD guard Events can weep next dual meet holds big role on men's team CLUB SPORTS Cclllllllu ed from pa~c 20 expectations for the rest of thc continued from page 20 Crawford's ultimate goa l, how- One of thme intli\'idual was season. 4 to 5 inche taller than me," ever, is to improve th(' Triton ath- Men's basketball: MEN'S RUGBY In the second half, UCSD sailors in touch with coll egiate regatta. second place; fo ll owed hy Bdl,lll.1 Runvan, wh o had some of rhe be~t On Feb. 8, the team will trek Crawford said . letic program. The Tritons will play scored early and often, adding 31 teams from all 3rOlmd the nali on, Veleva, who placed flflh; Jlld rc,uits of tbe Jay, and he eve nrually north to Santa Barbara to fa ce Crawford can be found after "This sc hool has lots of sportS, CSU San Bernardino on UCSD rugby kicked off its 2003 unanswcred pOints to its lead and many of the c() l1ntr y'~ top­ AmandJ V1asveld, who took 1 hh plan ollusmg h; five years of fene'­ U C, UCLA, V Irvine and UC hours in the gym shooting shot but not enough fans," he sa id . SKI & SNOWBOARD Jan. 17 and Cal Poly sea,on with a victory over the visi t­ hefore giving up a try at the end of ranked college sailing teams co m­ place. Men'., ~n()whoarder Lukc mg experience to its fullest. ama Barhara . after shot. Even Lanthier recog- Crawford's 10 k to the future Pomona on Jan. 18 at ing UCI.A Bruins by a score of 51- the match to finalize the scoring at pete to show the hIgh schools just '\lltchell pl.tced sevellth, followed "I would like to make the "\Ve expect to sweep that one," nizes the guard's commirment. makes him the visionary of the The UCSD ski and snowboard 15 un Jan. II. 51- IS. Gleed and Polesky record ed what their sailmg program is all hy fre~hmall _ hane Ilopkln<; In at RIMAC Arena . [. anonal ollcj\'iarc Athletic Lee said. "Scan ha s a relentless work team and the team leader. \Vhen team traveled to Mammoth L ake~, Aft er an eve ll first 20 minutcs their second tTies of the game in about. eighth and Evan Venaas In loth. Assoclallon] ChamJllOnshlJl\," ethic," Lanthier said, "lie puts a lot asked about taking on a leadership Calif. , for Its second com petitIon Despi te the fa ct tha t the team of pl ay, the Tritons opened th e rhe second half, while Mike UCSD head coach Douglas Runyan salli. of tlInc in aftcr practice, on his role, Crawford sai d, "I kind of of the yea r, fac lIl l( a large lield that For the Slalom r,ICC . Women's basketball: IS "fightin g an uphill battlc," scoring with prop Kris Bull ard­ Mei ss ner, Nate Miller and Andrew Turnbull gave Although the te3m dId nOI far" own , shooting assumed leader,hip ,ince I gO I lIl cl ud ed tea ms from UCLA, Sha rbrough Jnd CollinS pl.lced UCSD will host CSU according 10 Lec, th e Tritons srill Wolf and fl anker j osh Mello feed­ Cowen also contributed to UCSD's speech at second and mnth, respectively, for 1',lrticularir well In the all-dar the basketball." here. [ just Iry 10 be voca l and lead USC, UCS B, Cal Poly Sa n LOlli San Bernardino and Cal look to del iver strong perfor­ in g teammate Nick Polesky, who scoring in the second 20-lllln ute th e event's the Tritons. For the W011len, comp"lltion aga ll)!,t four te.lm~ of mances durinj\' the res I of th e year, Tho ugh hy example by working hardcr." segment. banquet, ObISpo, CSU Long Poly Pomona on Jan. finished wi th the game's first try Beach, SDSU and Bournc took fint pl.lce, while: experienced and respected and the tea m has man y prospects C raw for d's Crawford is an Intcgral part of relating the va l­ 17 and Jan. 18, respec­ in the co rn er, on the wing to give US D on J an. II Dal1lclle Crockett Iln"hcd lu't fcncers, UCSD docs havc good for success. individual st3 - the Tritoll men'!. ha sketball leJ111 . lies of a dose­ UCSD it 5-0 lea d. Only five min ­ SAILING and jan. 12 bchllld her In ~econd . Stcph.llll e tively, at RIMAC Arena . li stie.. prove U\ VC nced Scan for hi , .1hillll' 10 knit, student­ that hIS ex tra , hoot and 1m ICJdcr'hlp ski ll ,', .1' ute, later, UCS D's irk Serrato o ThcI~en placed 11th Jnd I-.:.III C cra,hed through th e UCLA The UCSD ~ai l ing tcarn run tea m to the \ \'tlrllcll carne III 13th. work ha, p,lid well .1' hl\ .dl-.lro1111cl g,lm"." graduatin g high off. he SJid, "I Lanl hler ... wl. dcfcll\c 10 put th" Tritons up 10- rece ntl y coillpeted III thc .lIInual Skier Cro" .11111 Bo.micr C1'o" Swimming and diving: O. FollOWIng a pen.llty kI ck and :J sc hool Icniors chat [0 alit 111.1 .1'11l<' for '1'111'> \\'cekend . (:r.1\\ I(H'd \1 ill Rmc Bo\\'1 Reg-atta, whIch wa., Jrc evcnt' III "hlch four ' 1\ The Tritons host UC " counesy of UCSO I I I 11'\' Ill' UCLA, Triton fullh,ck ho>tcd hy Ihe USC: \'ar,lIy ,.l1ll11g were present. t\ competitor, r.llT III e.lch the \1 In col- At hletICS Jttempt III ,urp.l" hI, lit< IIl( U,I "".It DaVIS at Canyonvlew 'Ii~dd . Clecd dartcd through the num ber of them throlll('h h,l11k 1111'11" 1.II1Ic-top lImn. I am not Sean Crawford ,un' c~~ \\ IIh Ihe hope, of nlen! hall' 11'llh YJcht Clul1 in Long Bcach, C.lhf. and sailing for c,lch he.1t .11h .111<':t: 10 Ih<.: n<.:\t UCLA on Jan. 18. hendit. I h'He basketball's guard BernardIno .111d CII 1'011 P.lIl1IHl .1 LT _· D. LIes!) IC'ldlllg 1~-H . round, .lIld foil 0\\ 11l1:" [he lll.lll1 \\'on 111\ whole Itfc and I h"It,,\'c .It RL\L\C ,\ ren.1 '111 1.111 . 1- .111d ThIS n'gana PUI, hIgh ,>chool On the raclnj\' rmll1d, uf c"mpe'-I llun. 0111; \1'lIllllng I, the \\ .IY 10 hrlng Ih e JJIl , I H, re'pecl1l'cir . ,Ide of Ihing" Ihe lOp cll.~llI r.ller, ,<>llll! III Ihe Men's volleyball: f.lJl ha,c hack \0 lICS!)," UCSD placed UCSD will play against IC.ll!lIC , undlll!.!"1 rc~pcctahly, coll\Hlcring­ 'J:!=!•• ~-- - \, ot' 1.ln . 1-1 . '-;l..ler ero" Ohio State University on th:tt Ihe Tmons \1 ere lip .lilt! ilorder 'en", re,.Ii" h.11 e Jan. 18 at 1: 00 p.m. Got something to say? J~'II1l'>t .1 field \11th more not h"ell r"le.!\et! 11,)\1,,1<':1'. ,kI and Jan. 19 at noon at Guardian file pholO It's called the GuardianBoard. Use it. e~penellced .Ind hetlcr­ ,Ind ,nuwhoJrdcr, took til th" ILr' Crockelt. B"lIrll" .11ld RIMAC Arena. IlInded te.llm. LI!{ht .lIr Up next: The UCSD men's and women's fenCIng teams hope to rebound from www.ucsdguardian.org lllount.lIll \\ h"n L CSJ) U>1l1pcl"d '>h .lrhrol1!!h lIude II to Ihl' 111',.1" tllllnl(' 11l muld .II' alld lI\'1n!! III Ihc .h .1\ 111 thc (,I.llll '>bll)lII I'h" ,I.;I"r, \1l'1I 11'11')11 ,n,mlll,.lrdl·r the Ir dIsappoInting losses on Jan. 15 In a meelln Santa Barbara on Feb. 8 lllullO Lltc ,llternoOfl illll;ted the cOlllpetcd In the Sl.llolll .lIlt! " kler Ildlln.1 \ "'Ie\1 re!!.lIt.1 to lI\e r.Ke" 11l each 111 \'1- ero" on J,11l 12, whlic L CSl)\ \J(;n. \ \ hlic more \lInd for r.lce, ,no\\ hu,mlt.'r, p.lr u(1 p.lIed 111 th" UPCOMING EVENTS \\'ould hJ\c he en much ,lpprecI.ll­ event of Boardcr Crc,.,\ cJ hI' thc ~J dor" UC' () \\.lS In the GIant ~ lal(Jm, 'I mon Jan. IS pleJ,cd \llth theIr performance. BE A PART OF THE HALFTIME SHOW! ,ber Ev.ln Sharhrough pl.lled L.:CS!)\ ,\ ' leJm, compmcd of Ice r loc ke\' \ L'C!..\.\I Lie ~~ eIghth. foll()\1 cu bl' t"J1I1l11Jte Ice <:1),Ikt. III 15 p.m. Scan Anderlell ,1Ild I leather C :lcmu, Coli Ill." \\h(; tilmhed Ih" \).,11 \ Rughl' \'" CeSB .11 ,\l.J rtlnclh, filmhcd In I~th pl.llT Golden Triangle clent In nlllth Pl.lclng hr't, \ \ .lrrCII Field." 1 with .1 POInt tot,l l of >H . \\ hile the B il.1l1 • Aile ntattn 0 1i... ' 1 o It. Gumain's L'CSD\ ~Ierr.l Bourne led Ihe 'lc,lIl1 of Chm ;-';Ibcn ,Ind 'lim w(Jmen'~ COlllpCtltlOn, whlie tCJIll­ J,II1 . 10 • CJI (." 0 IJ'I 'imria oRalph'1 PlIlto lilll"hed 10 I th placc Jntl IllJte D,lnJcllc Crockett lilll,hell :'urlill!! Cllllll·'t .11 J ltlll1l1l~lIIl1 • Gar. Slatllipl • Vonl Iud .1 POllll total of!ll POIntS. Thc in a clu,,, ,ccond pbce .\nne Bc,l ch PIer I" 0 wores COllliJlIlCd lor " I ; lh­ counesy of UCSD Club Sports 'pohr ~at 121h J1I1ong thc top I.' • LI Jella Del Sol 0 AiMrtlOn', • Sub_i1) p!JCI.' ti IH sh, nJrr()l\'l~ fJlhng of the After holding OnlO a tight 17·8 halftime lead, UCSD men's ski raccrs. FreshlllJn \IOlllen'" ompilcd b) .\.nu KUl1l.1r • Bookltu • (0112 ¥trde Car Walh Out pack: hehlnd L!C Berkelc\" whI ch th e snO\\ boarder jJcklc .\lvcr., wok " ,itl'l fugby learn blew open ItS first game of the season against UCLA for a 5l· 15 Win, Tnwn,> look [0 he 'lt III the next SI'''''' • II Siilll • kubio'l • lunl • lurbuckli • Leucad il PIll!na .rf/ ~,." Iff) t~ • Whole Foodl Harku .. ., IAP/UAl1 l. b We need 3000 ROCKIN' FANS to participate In the Super Bowl Halftime Show In San Diego, Miramar • lubway • Robe rto 'l CA on January 26th, 2003. Be part of HISTORYI Super Bowl XXXVII Is expected to be O viewed by 1 BILLION people worldwIde. 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'C ttl I..):~ ,jflm .. ~ IWH d'Clbk ~ (mnplnt' l ulIlUI Rula ,-" d("ud, (n,ul.. bk In \KuhlnCIUft M""u.aJ hfl.4JkLaJ ( 'tntn, In t..l ~ "I .. , ( '" • f • I .. 1.4' It I, , " - Club Sports Men's rugby opened Its season with a 51·15 THURSDAY VictOry over UCLA on JANUARY 16, 2003 Jan 11. page 19 SPORTS lO UCSD fencing hosts some fierce competition Flag thrown before Super Tritons host Columbia, NYU, Stanford and St. Johns Bowl XXXVII By MICHAEL SCHOECK Staff writer even begins

The ' It-Itolls f.lccd tiff competition 111 their openll1g dll.ll meet on Jan. 15 at the ,\1.1111 G)1n ~ \I hcn they ho,ted ome of th e hl"t colle~latc pum's I ~ - , fCIlClIlg tC<1ms III the nanon, IIlcimI1l1 g :-J\ , Colllmhl<1 L'IlII'cr,It)', Stanford .llld t. Johns points L OIIL·r,ny. ,J..,( rhl' (TCSD men\ fenc1l1g team performed 'tl'llngly ,lgalmt ... tcrhng competitor,. hilt the Anu Kumar Tm(lIb \\ ere .. nil thr.l .. hed III St lohn... C"llIl11hl.l, St.lIlford .lIld . ')'t'. 1;lIh ... c;m" of everlv \\':llkcr, a handi ­ 21-( •. ';-1-1. 1()-1'- and Ih-(). re'peCtilely. capped "spons fan," thn!1I \\!.II1l't St j"hlh. L CsD \I .1 ... om,cored (.-3 B a yellow fl.lg , hilt SlIper III ,,:,th thc :.lhrc .lIld fOil Clcm" and the Bowl XXXVII i~ ... tllI Oil m 1I'.II'to ' Ihtolb were ... kllnkcd ()-o In epee .h Sf. Johns Qua\collllll St,lllillin. . ttl'" th~ 1I1.1Ich . .: I-I> Earlier thl ~ month, \\'alker l ( , () dill not perlorm Jill hetwr Jg.llmt .Itlcmpted to delay the gr.IIHI C"llIInhl<1 Thchllon~ I(ht --.: III the ""lbrc, C)­ flllal e of thc NFL ,caWIl hy ,ay­ II 111 the fOIl, and -1 111 epee. Jnd Collimbl.l ing that Qualcol11ll1 5t.HIIIIIlI , 11'011': -, ()I'cra II whi ch will hmt till'" 'l'.1 ... 0n'" III thl Ill.Hch .1~'1I1l't ~\,L ', L'C ' () lI"a, upcr Bowl on Jan. 26, f.lIled to ollhl'orcd 5- 1I1the\abrc CI'CIll. -1111 the foil, fully mcct the Alllenc.lll' \\ IIh .11111 '--1 In epee III the Trltoll, I -C) 10 ...... Disabdille, Act. \C.lIl]',t 1.111 ford, L'C D took fil'e 01 tht: \,valker, along with three nlill' ~'lbrc bout" hut thc Tritons onl\ \\'on once other thsahled people, hrollg-ht .1 III the lod and tlllce III the epee. TI;l' '.lnlinJI 1.1I11suit to the ciry of S.ln Dlcgo, 11""11 ("crall III thc ,core of I C)-h . th e Chargers ,lIld the Padre~ In .. \ \c lhd (;ur he ... t and had dcl't:11l re ... II/t .. ," 1997, and salll that th e ve llllC " ,.1IlIl C~D fencer Icrcl1l\' RUI1\,.1I1 not completely .lcce sihlc to ThL \\Olllcn' f~ncll1g' team ;~ plan ... to dom­ handicapped people. \\'alkcr doc, In.He lhl! COlllpCtlllOn on ItS home turf \lere not bclleve tha t change~ h.1\'e .d,,, todcd \\ hen bOlh the t Johns amI heen made to the St3t1JUIll, nor ("llIlI1hIJ \\ oillen \, teJm, dashed their hopc~ Kathleen YiNOm!Cuordlon have the COnd ltlOn ~ of the ~et tlc­ III til () ~6-1 l'lctones ag-alll~t the ol'crmatched ment heen mel. Face off: A UCSD fencer tries to SCoie a bout VldOry for the Tritons dUring the team's dual meet on Jan. 15 ·lnlOn .... Although It may not he Host UCSD lost all of Its matches to NYU, Columbia UniverSity, Stanford and Johns at the Main .\/thoug-h the women's squad did better m St. Gym . tnough, over 100 handi <.:a pped the dllels agamst Stanford and :-",{U, UC D lIlg agamst tanford. C D won four bout in era I of last year's starting fencers to graduation parking , paces have been added !>ull \o .. t 17 -\ () and 19-1i, respeclilcly. the \abrc and three each In Ihe fod and epee III and academiC problcms, but sCl'e rJI UCSD to Qualcomm , radlulll, h.nh­ L C.'ID \I omen', fenclIlg had .1 rough lIIne the Carelll1al's 17 -10 Victory. stars did emerge from the demanding opposi­ rooms now confo rlll wllh thc wllh SI. Johns, fallmg to register a bout VlClory In the match agalilst YU, the Tritons got tion onJan. 15. Disabilities ct, and ramps, r.lIl ­ m clther the sabre or the fod, and the Tntons four pomts in both the sabre and cpee, but "[It is) definitely a rebuilding year," said ings and elevators have he .. n \lere then oUlScored m the epee 8-1 as Sl. UCSD faded to win a Single bout III the fOil, Triton head coach Stuart Lee." ome Illdl11du ­ III tailed at thl ye .lr ·~ uper Bowl john ... crUIsed to a 26-1 Will. which prol'ed to he the decidmg event III als did well , and the team has a few fen ce rs of venue as well . L'CSD fell 26- 1 agalilst Colul11ll1a, wnh the NYU' 19-8 win . national caliber." On Jan. 9, magistrate Jlldge lonc pOIn t COlll ll1 g III the fod. The tough meet was exacerbated by the fact Leo Papas sai d that the city h.I' I Irill CH:r, th e '1t-lI on\ lIlade a bella show- that thi S ,cason's Triton fenclllg tcams 10 t ev- See FENCING, Page 18 tried to compl y with the Di sa bilities Act, and th.1I the ga me is on as \\Ia~ orlglll,lIl} planned. (Papas' ca ll to qick to the ga me plan ha been JUSt olle 01 .1 Crawford's jumper leads UCSD men's basketball few good ruling' th.ll hJVC come so far during the 2003 , FL pI.t y­ off season. Enollgh people with­ Tritons' prolific shooter tries to bring winning back ou t a helmct and p,HIs havc .. h'l k­ Cll up the out comes of dme pla~ '­ By AMBER MARTIN off gallle!>.) Staff Writer II(lwever, Pap.I" (hd I ~,ue J warnlllg to thc City, ... aym!:\, th.1! I! CUJnl SeJn Crawford ,howc.l,ed hi, 111(11- 111115t keep workll1g toward IIlcet ­ ndliJI ability when he cored a gaJlle-hlgh 20 Ing the prOI11I SC, that II lIlade C.lI­ POlin... on Jan. 10 and jan. II . ;'\01 only did he her, and \ Valker tlld nm ClllIl ­ lead the ba,kcthall team In ;COflll/(, he abo pletely IIlIS, With the hit th.1l , he pi O\'cd that he could hit the three when It \I as wa, trying to make ,lg'lIn ... t the 1111"tllccded . Super Bowl. The city 1\111 p.1 y her On jJn I 0, agJIIl~t C~ L' ()oll1l1lguez Ildls, ,lttorney fec~ for Lllhng to COI11- (.1.111' ord made a ha,ket frolll hchllld the arc pletely IIlcet the prollll,e, of the tf) uc tht: /(,ulle, ,lI1d then (J1l thl Ilt:xt pm't:~­ .. ctdement ~1f)11 ,(ort:d ,lIl(Jth"r three t l!)lllenU.Ilt: 'Ill h.l\l h.dl . IIh.1t ,hc \I{Jllld h.11 <: Iud til .It.1I .. It I' nllClllch .llIlI c .111\1 trcIIU(II1'> (111 Ill\' II Ith If .1 g{JfJ{l ell1 \\ .1' 1I0t 111.11 It· (Ill IIIHI., .mt! 1Illhk<: ·1,.I'>d'JII. I dulll'l h,II(' to .,;t her IIltellUon, "I 1I~ IIlg 10 p'''1 .11')(11111" III .lId pone 01 1Il0\(' thl! "lIpl'l 13m" IJlII I k lu:g.11l 1m lolle/(e 1,.I,kcti'JII LJleer Jt (II the () \111 .1 C.U ... t,1 JlIl1IOr College Jlld 1I.11l\!crrcd to So up()n IUllhel I nll'\\ II I Ih l' L C. '>D, \I here he rcd -~hJrlcd la .. t year. play, there wa ... no pen.dt y, .ll1d I c.d C.I '1\1 lord cIlJ(}Y~ thc LI C~() ba~kc th.J1I pi n­ TyIe< Hu/VCuordlOn tooth'll1 f.l n, and SlIpcr BO\l I gr.lllI bct.lu\e II fJI ' ()r~ hl~ gJlIle. XXXVII will not I'l' pCI1Jh/cd 101 At the top: UCSD guard Sean CrawfOld leads the team III minutes per game (28.7) and points pt:r game (153) "It fll ~ Illy ~t>lc," he 'did. "I Jill a .,hootcr W,llkel'" clucllJ1{CntHlIl'. Jlld ,:hc u)O]ch glve~ lilt free reign of m} shool- '[moil head coach (,reg Lanthlcr sa Id , "lIe because hi S height wa hIS greatest bamer a", a 111/( has lIlade hlm~clf J tremendous three-point ball player. Crawford\ deme and ability to ; hOOl IS shooter and last weekend he showed what he "I am not a high ri ser, and being shorter uhvlous III thl~ ;cason' statistic lIe has a totJI was ca pable of." made me have to adapt to shoot over player Th columnist welcom s any of 168 POlI1lS , I; 30-H3 froll1 behmd th e three­ Early on m hi carcer, Crawford reallLcd malls about hiS pOints at odku pOilU Ime and average; 15.3 pomt~ per game that he would have to m:l~ttr hiS shooting See CRAWfORD, Page 18 mor ucsd du