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Up in Smoke: Wednesday, October 30,2002 Store takes shoppers back to the 60s, 70s a r^ 80s, 4 f é I'm Not a Failure: Life after the LSAT, 6 au , T O D A Y 'S w e a t h e r Volume LXVIl, Number 36, 1916-2002 High: 68° Low: 47“ D A i i : ^ Cars help campus THINK green House raises hell By Christen Wegner in San Luis Obispo MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER

Is Cal Poly an environ­ By Stephen Harvey ALCC’s Hell House and disagreed mentally friendly univer­ MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER with the event’s content and orga­ sity? Ford Motor Co. nized a protest in front of the local THINKS so. Confusion over the name of a Hell House at 710 Aero vista Place. And to prove it, the haunted house is responsible for a Haley Myers, English senior and a university received six protest tonight at 8 p.m. part of the Women’s Center staff, The controversy involves the Ford THINK electric cars said the center itself couldn’t protest haunted house of San Luis Obispo’s to help cut down the the event, but several members plan Agape Christian Fellowship and the number of gasoline- on demonstrating. dependent vehicles on unknown haunted house created by “Personally, I’m offended,” Myers the Colorado-based “church family” campus. said about the abortion scene in of Abundant Life Christian Center The cars are now scat­ ALCC’s Hell House. tered around campus and (ALCC). Assistant Pastor James Johnson being used by various According to Hill said that the event will include departments and organiza­ www.alccdenver.com , the ALCC’s discussions about eternal life and a Hell House portrays graphic scenes tions like Associated haunted house-style walkthrough. Students Inc. and the uni­ of a gay teenage boy dying of A ID S There will be a car crash in the versity police. and a woman dying from an abor­ parking lot of the church showing “In June, Ford sent out tion, both of whom go to hell. the results of drinking and driving, Agape Christian Fellowship’s pas­ a memo to all California he said. He wanted to assure people tor Mike Sparrow said San Luis State Universities stating that there won’t be any depictions Obispo’s Hell House came from an that they had a limited of homosexuality or abortion. idea at their Bible study group. They number of their new elec­ Hill wasn’t able to elaborate on BRIAN KENT/MUSTANG DAILY designed the house as an alternative tric cars available for any other sights or discussions. to other Halloween activities. “There is not a lot for young peo­ donation,” said Vicki Kevin Shawm, surplus tech/mover, drives the Ford THINK, the new car used The house does not include any ple to do in San Luis Obispo,” Hill Stover, associate vice by different on-campus departments like Associated Students Inc., the of ALCC’s graphic portrayals, he said. “We are featuring things we president of University Police Department and Campus Dining. said. Administration and thought would be kind of cool.” “We didn’t know anything about Finance. addition, it meets government crash- primarily at people who might want Sparrow said that the content of the other Hell House until today,” Cal Poly administrators jumped at test criteria for low-speed vehicles. to tool around lightly traveled streets their house is very different from the Sparrow said. “(Our Hell House) is a The car can travel about 30 miles on to run errands,” Ford spokesman ALCC house, and that it isn’t tar­ the offer of receiving the compact great alternative, better than young one charge at a top speed of 25 mph. Brendon Prebo said in a press release. geted at specific sins or people. and environmentally-safe vehicles. people going out and drinking and “With a snails speed and limited Charging the vehicle requires the “There will be a disclaimer out The Ford THINK is similar to a driving or getting high.” range, THINK is not designed to golf cart and is equippied with a Some members of the Cal Poly replace the family car, but is aimed windshield, seat belts and lights. In see CARTS, page 2 Women’s Center who heard about see HOUSE, page 7

Fashion show supports AMA: Caffeine may be harmful to women By Rachelle Ackley AIDS Support Network MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER If students find that going a day without a couple cups By Jordan Schultz ture everything from men’s high fashion of coffee in the morning and SLida for lunch and dinner F/ MUSTANG DALY STAFF WRTTER suits to sweats and lingerie. sounds impossible, then caffeine could be affecting their Emerald Moon consists of two acts of health. Described as “Cirque du Soleil with­ dancing and singing numbers, fight Recent studies show that drinking large amounts of out the million-dollar budget,” the scenes and gymnastics, .said Jason coffee and soda may have long-term side effects on third-annual Emerald M œ n industrial Sumabat, administrative director of women, which might even be irreversible. fashion show will be at Madtanna Inn to Emerald Motan and owner of Blue Dove According to the American Medical Association benefit the AIDS Support Network of Productions, the nonprofit organization (AMA), women need to consider the amount of caffeine San Luis Obispo County. that pixxluces the show. they consume each day. The show begias at 8 p.m. and will “It’s everything a live show has to Although overall evidence concludes that moderate ÍV run Nov. 7, 8, 14,15 and 16. offer, plus fashion,” consumption (approximately 300 mg daily) is safe, With its roots in ^ ------...... -... — ...... -...... Sumabat said. “It women should still be informed of possible complica­ “i i ’s everything a live show will make you tions from this tasteless, odorless drug. laugh and cry.” These health complications include fertility prob­ Los Angeles, the hos tO offer, plus foshioTl. One number lems, increased risk of osteoporosis and tenderness in the industrial fashion m ake y OU Idugh andeven features a breasts. show’s title signifies group of men strip­ “I used to think I could drink five cups a coffee a day,” \ not just mnway cry/' ping down to said journalism senior Samantha Weeks. walking, hut also leather g-strings, Weeks said she realized how powerful the effects of dancing, singing Jason Sumabat Jacques said. caffeine were on her body, so she lowered her caffeine and other enter­ owner of Blue Dove As an expieri- intake. tainment acts that Productions enced and well- “Now 1 only drink it when I need a little kick-start,” make up a medley, traveled choreogra­ Weeks said. “For instance, if 1 have an early class or the show’s prcxlucer Shawn Jacques said. pher, Sumabat has worked with such when I am waitressing.” “It’s an effort to bring more excite­ talent as Madonna and Elizabeth Taylor. Caffeine affects the central nervous system, and cre­ ment to the Central Coast,” he said. He has pulled from among his stock of ates alertness and raises energy levels. These effects keep “It’s taking all of the local talent you can students over the years for the show. students focu.sed, awake during class and energized find and turning it into a .show.” The models and pierformers, all locals throughout the day. Many Central Qiast venckirs, includ­ and volunteers, have been practicing “I definitely feel slowed down if I don’t have a cup or ing Fanny Wrappers, Fiore, California two of coffee before morning classes,” business junior about eight to 10 hours per week for ANDRE NKSING/MUSTANG DAILY Blonde, Barely Nothings Lingerie and three months, Jacques said. Kelly Brooks said. the Leather Shop, have donated cloth­ Many college students stay up all night studying and Agribusiness senior Lindsay Foff is one of the ing items for the event, which will fea- many women who drink coffee everyday. see SHOW, page 7 see CAFFEINE, page 7 2 Wednesday, October 30,2002 News Mustang Daily

tasks, you shouldn’t have to waste gas CARTS by driving a big old 16-seat van.” continued from page 1 Being environmentally friendly is not the only benefit to these compact electric cars. According to THlNKmobility.com, owner pluj; the car into any standard the cars have comfortable adjustable household outlet. 5-Day Forecast seating, large storage capacity, maneu­ Eif’ht hours later, the car is fully verability and hill-climbing abilities, charged. which is perfect for Cal Poly’s topogra­ THURSDAy' The greatest benefit of the THINK High: 70®/lo w : 47° is that it qualifies as a ZEV, or zero- phy. emission vehicle. These vehicles have “These cars will greatly help travel­ FRIDAY ^ ^ no tailpipe emissions and don’t require ers because it gives us newer vehicles f High: 68®/Low : 45®^ gascdine. with lower operating costs,” said Regular automobiles account for Lawrence Kelley, vice president for SATURDAY :: " - well over half the emissions that con­ Administration and Finance. High: 69°/Low: 46° tribute to ozone depletion and air pol­ The Ford THINK is offered to the lution in California, according to general public, but students who pur­ SUNDAY - f . V T H ! NKmobil ity.com. chase one will still have to purchase a BRIAN KENT/MUSTANG DAILY parking permit and fight for a space in jHigh:68°/Low:45° “We like having a green campus as The THINK'S top speed is 25 mph and can get 30 miles per charge. often as possible and these cars help the parking structure. M MONDAY : ^ ' accomplish that; no smog just clean High: 66°/Low: 46® air,” Stover said. Once Cal Poly received the cars. ». j' ' Administration and Finance realized ' Todays Sun that more of these cars could benefit other campus departments and organi­ Rlsesr6:23 arri/ S«ts;S;10 mi- .. zations. FREE RENT SPECIAl! “We have asked for a lot more of I Today's M o o iy the cars because we would like to replace the older electric golf carts and Rises: 12:12 a.m./ Sets: 7^27 h m give si^me to various departments,” Stover said. Student Apartments TTie Cal Poly Veterinary Clinic is at 555 Ramona Drive ; the top of the waiting list for one of (805) 543-1450 the THINK cars and already has ideas eneia www.ValenciaApaitmcnts.com Low: 11:51 a.m:/ 2.6 jfeet for how to put the car to use. High: 6:42 a m / 4.1 feet “We currently have two state vehi­ Great Amenities... Low:N/A7N/A cles that are used much more than Are you homeless they should for simple errands like Furnished bedrooms / Living Room -High: 5:23 p.m./ 4.5 fe ^ picking up supplies or dropping off this Fail Quarter? Recreation Center with TV Lounge & Weight Room paperwork,” said Dan Barbour, dairy Computer Lab with FREE internet access science senior and vet clinic employ­ Well, your housing Heated Pool and Game Room ee. “When performing these small search is over! Some Newly Remodeled Apartments still available Leases and Month-to-Month Agreements available W e still have rooms and entire 3-bedroom apartments available! 1st MONTH TREE !i Apply now and get your first . j I months rent for FREE! Free Rent Special (offer for fixed term leases only) I I Coming up this week VALENCIA STUDENT APARTMENTS For details call our Leasing Office II ^Shattered Dreams - Today at 6 p.m. in UU or check out our web site! 555 Ramona Drive SLO www.ValenciaApartments.com 543-1450 WWW. Va IcnciaAp« rtments.com 220, Raise the Respect, an SCS group, will show a video where Frontline examines the quest for peace in the Middle East. wear your ^Haunted House and Food Drive - Tlieta Chi is putting on a haunted house at 752 Palm St. from 5:30 to 8:30 p.m.Thursday. It is HALLOWEEN for all ages, and the entry fee is two items of non-perishable Thanksgiving food.

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NationalBriefe The settlement announced Taylor then handed the gun to a men­ Afghan security guards. condition ot anonymity dismi.ssed the Monday allows Alan M. Ralsky of tally retarded accomplice, instructing The men arrived in Afghanistan claim from Shurafaa’ al-Urdun, which Prolonged debate could spare West Bloomfield Township to stay in the man to “finish them,” Saunders on Sunday, and on Tuesday were was unknown until last year when it Bush pre-election decision business, but restricts his distribution said. handed to Interior Ministry officials. claimed it was behind the killing of an of unsolicited bulk e-mail advertising, Defense attorney John Youngblood A fourth man, identified as 60-year- Israeli businessman near where Foley WASHINGTON - The White The Detroit News reported. countered that Taylor, while bearing old Pakistani Mohammed Saghir, was lived. Security officials alsti rejected House said Tuesday “time is running Neither Ralsky nor Verizon would responsibility for the crimes, had per­ returned to Pakistan, where he was the claim. out” for the U.N. Security Council to comment extensively on the settle­ sonally killed just one of the victims, being questioned by authorities in decide on a new resolution threaten­ ment, citing confidentiality agree­ not two. He said that as such his Islamabad. Fire in Ho Chi Minh City com­ ing Iraq with serious consequences for ments. But Bobbi Henstm, a spt)kes- actions were insufficient for the death The group of four were the first mercial building kills at least defying weapt)ns inspections. woman for the Reston, Va.-based penalty. prisoners released by the Americans, 54 The top U.S. military commander Verizon Internet, called it a significant Taylor, 38, and Craig Gcxlineaux who concluded that they no kmger HO CHI MINH CITY, Vietnam - in the Persian Gulf said he would pre­ case. ate at the Wendy’s while planning the posed a threat. A fire swept through a building that fer to go to war with an international The settlement permanently bars robbery just before closing time, pros­ houses offices of foreign companies, coalition hacked by the U.N., should Ralsky and his company. Additional ecutors said. They then allegedly Police question Islamic mili­ shops and a p<5pular disco in Ho Chi President Bush decide on military Benefits LLC, from sending bulk e- herded seven employees into a walk- tants, witnesses in hunt for Minh City on Tuesday, killing at least action against Saddam Hussein. mail, derided as spam by critics, on in freezer, bound and gagged them and killer of U.S. diplomat 54 people and injuring more than 100, “The best case for us ... is to be able any of Verizon’s networks, which shot all seven in the head. Two sur­ AMMAN, Jordan - Jordanian offi­ officials and news reports said. to build our force list, our coalition, reach 1.64 million customers in 40 vived. cials detained dozens of Muslim mili­ At least one unidentified foreign based on work with the Security states. Ralsky also must pay the corpo­ tants for questioning Tuesday but dis- man was among those killed, and six Council,” Gen. Tommy Franks, head ration an undisclosed fine. mis.sed claims by a little-known group staff memhers of an American insur­ of U.S. Central Command, said at a IntemationalBriefs that it was responsible for the killing ance company were missing, officials Pentagon news conference. Defense acknowledges guilt as Afghan detainees say they of American diplomat Laurence said. Bush has not set any deadlines for trial begins in murder of five were interrogated frequently, Foley. I3ozens more people were believed United Nations action on Iraq, workers at NYC restaurant but treated well TTie group, calling itself Shurafaa’ trapped, firefighters said. spokesman Ari Fleischer said Tuesday. NEW YORK - An attorney al-Urdun, or the Honorables of Firefighters only managed to enter Prolonged debate in the U.N. KABUL, Afghanistan - Three acknowledged at the start of a trial Afghans released after months of cap­ Jordan, sent a statement to the the six-story building in early evening, Security Council could spare Bush Tuesday that his client was guilty of tivity at a U.S. military base in London-based Arabic daily Al-Quds four hours after it started, because of from announcing a decision on murder for killings of five workers Al-Arabi Monday saying Foley was the intense heat and lingering flames. whether to go to war with Iraq, with Guantanamo Bay, Cuba said Tuesday inside a fast ftxxl restaurant, but he killed to protest U.S. support for Israel At least one person could be seen its potentially painful political conse­ they were chained up and denied con­ argued that the man doesn’t deserve and the “bloodshed in Iraq and at a window trying to summon res­ quences, until after next Tuesday’s tact with their families but were not the death penalty. Afghanistan.” cuers, but firefighters said they did not elections. otherwise mistreated by their John Taylor, a former employee at American captors. One freed detainee Foley, a 60-year-old administrator have the necessary equipment to Verizon settles lawsuit against the Wendy’s restaurant, is charged said they were kept in cages “like ani­ at the U.S. Agency for International reach him. entrepreneur; e-mailer agrees with first-degree murder in the five mals.” Development, was walking to his car “Fighting the fire was very difficult. to change procedures shtxiting deaths on May 24, 2000. The men - two of whom appeared Monday when a gunman opened fire, Many people were trapped inside,” A prosecutor painted Taylor as the to be in their late 70s - are the first police said. The gunman escaped. said fire chief Le Tan Buu. DETROIT - A commercial bulk e- mastermind behind the robbery and former detainees to speak about their Jordanian authorities stepp»ed up mailer who critics consider one of the slayings. arrest and detainment. They spoke to security in the capital in the wake of most prolific producers of “spam” Brieh compiled from The Associated “John Taylor personally killed two The Associated Press at a military the assassination, the first killing of an agreed to change stime procedures to Press wire service by Mustang Daily people he knew,” A.ssistant District hospital in Kabul where they arc con­ American diplomat in decades. settle a lawsuit filed by Verizon news editor Andra Coberly. Attorney Daniel Saunders told jurors. valescing, still under the watch of Jordanian officials who spoke on Internet Services.

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By Rebecca Howes the items they sell. The Sub has a staff more customers are looking for wigs, MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER that is equally unique and colorful. makeup and Halloween accessories The employees are close-knit, like a this time of year. The incense permeates the rtxrm sweater. Two .;>uch people are Robert and and mingles with the scent of damp “The best thing alxTut working here Darlene De La Roca. earth. “The Electric Kool-Aid Acid is seeing all the great people who come “My wife, Darlene, is looking for a Test” collects dust on the bookshelf in,” said Jack Hathaway, an employee poster or a picture of Boy George,” next to “Joint Smoking Rules.” Blue, at The Sub for three weeks. “The peo­ said Robert, a machinist from Paso red and yellow lava lamps dance to ple who work Robles. “She wants to dress up like silent ‘70s funk. ^ ...... here and the him for Halloween.” No, I’m not atmosphere of the Darlene has found a small Boy down in the base­ ''These [water pipes] are store make this a George pin that will help her get the ment with Fez, sick." great place to hair and makeup, and some of the Eric, Donna, Hyde, work.” wardrobe, right for her costume so Vi Jackie and Kelso, Jack Hathaway , , The store sells that she can take her kids trick-or- eating “special The Sub employee treating on Halloween. She also brownies.” sories ranging selects a pin of the British flag that she But 1 could be. from the simple and cheap hand pipe can wear, in case people aren’t sure The Sub could provide all of the to the elaborate and expensive special­ who she is. props for the set of “That ‘70s Show,” ty glass pipes. 1 think the purchase is unnecessary including the hasement-like atmos­ Hathaway is most excited by the phere. but 1 keep still. 1 am certain that glass water pipes that the store sells. “The Sub is so eclectic,” said Sue Darlene will be recognized. Bird, an employee who has worked at “These are sick,” Hathaway said. “Last year I went as Carmen the Sub for 18 months. “It is a unique Trails of colorful glass glimmer Miranda," she said. “Everyone thinks specialty store.” behind the locked case. Standing two my costumes are weird.” Loaded with jewelry, candles, star feet tall, each glass pipe is uniquely I’m going to have to side with your lights, strobe lights, posters and lava decorated by Oregon-based Jerome friends, ITarlene. D(t you really want lamps. The Suh looks more like a Baker Designs. Spiderman, the mother to hurt us? Middle Eastern bazaar than the store ship and a frog are just some of the W hether it is the perfect gift for that has been baked into the land­ water pipes that sell for $500 each. that someone special or the acces­ scape of San Luis Obispo for the past “Once in a while we will sell one,” sories to make you look like a trans­ 30 years. Bird said. “Some people just have to gender rock star from the ‘80s, The Employees that work here say the have that one conversation piece.” Sub is sure to have it. high points are the customers and Smoking accessories are among the The Sub is located at 295 Higuera their fellow co-workers. As vivid as best-selling items in the store, but St. in downtown San Luis Obispo.

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by simple ideas Now, 1 know we’re all worried about the country, bu t... Hey! alloween-the holiday on which the social norm turns to the direction of It’s our old buddy who can where the least amount of clothing and get away with it. The hol­ Saddam! W hat’s that iday on which the downtown-bound crowd forks out cash for high cover Saddam? You have a Hcharges and the under 21 relish in the smorgasbord of parties lining the streets of nuclear weapons pro­ San Luis Obispo. gram? W ell, we’ll take Is there a holiday more college-friendly than Halloween? Nope-it is the top of care of that, and then them all. we can all feel good Along with the climactic approach of the ultimate college holiday comes the unavoid­ about ourselves, and able holiday stress. In the real world, outside of our Cal Poly bubble, this stress usually aris­ forget all of that nasti­ es with the approach of Christmas. However, Christmas offers the college student a time ness about the econo­ to unwind and relax. For us, it is Halloween that makes us cringe with tension. my, Telecom, insurance All of you out there wonder: What am I going to be? What am I going to do? rate hikes, Halliburton, Well, worry no longer! the environment, What can you be? The list is endless. The only limit is the amount of cash you power regulation, cor­ are willing to spend. Other than that. porate corruption, anything goes. Iran-contra, the Florida Strictly speaking, girls could go in reco u n t... bras and underwear and pretend to be a Victoria’s Secret model. That costume is free and probably completely avoids those nasty cover charges. For the guys out there, if the Halloween bug doesn’t bite, just dress in your everyday clothes and pretend you’re a psychopath-I mean, they kx>k just like normal people, Political game has no M l e s h ^ e r that is why they are scary! Ycxi’ll be sure to win the attention of scantily clad “models” running around. And when you get caught staring at her, you can just tell her that you are crazy. , room for heart That line is sure to be a winner. Now comes the question of where to go. (U-WIRE) BOWLING GREEN, Ohio - It’s hard to For the aforementioned downtown crowd: The cover charges average between say how many people died on Oct. 25, but by now it Hopefully the citizens o f the United $5 - $10 (but there’s never a cover at the Z Club-hell yeah!) My tip for that night should be clear that one very impxirtant man died. is to make sure that you don’t have to buy any drinks downtown. W ith high cov­ Perhaps not noticed for his importance in life (except to States realize that there is always room ers, you’ll spend more than on a normal night. And to ensure that you aren’t his constituents), it is all too clear now to the rest of the for heart. That they remember that heart conned into buying drinks, leave the plastic at home. country that he is, in death, a very impxjrtant person. comes before political gains and Senate For the under 21 crowd: As a seasoned party goer, 1 can tell you that there will be Sen. Paul Wellstone died Friday morning, creating a no shortage of destinations that evening. But, if you feel that you might find yourself ripple effect throughout the entire nation. A two-term seats. without a party, throw one yourself. It is never too late to bust out a haunted house. Demtxrat, Wellstone was in one of the nation’s tightest And, it you throw it, they will com e-in masses! battles in this year’s Mondale, the 74-year-old former vice president of the To turn your house into the party destination that everyone is talking about, try Commentary senate race With his United States, has been emerging as the choice for a few simple decorations. First, replace all of the light bulbs in your house with death, it became abun­ Wellstone’s replacement. There has been no word as Ur black lights. Then, hang black tarps from all of the walls and black out the win­ dantly clear to politicians and citizens across the country whether or not Mondale will accept the bid. dows. Follow this with splatters of fabric softener all over the tarps-they will glow that this event could, in feet, shift the senate seats. Yes, the prolitical world has been mourning the death and l(X)k super-cool. Today’s Senate seats 50 Democrats and 49 of one of their own, but they have taken his death in To really make a hit, rent a fog machine or get some dry ice and make the room Republicans. With his death, Wellstone’s seat in the stride. The real issue for therse on Capitol Hill is what foggy-that always brings a fun ambiance to a party. Senate is now up for grabs. Republicans and Democrats will happren to the balance of pxiwer in the Senate. For music, ditch the creepy Halloween music. No one can dance to it and it are scrambling. “Bobby Kennedy did not know Paul Wellstone. reminds us of being 10 years old. Dancing is essential-obviously. So can the Some may remember that in the 2000 elections, a But he spxrke of him in Capre Town, South Africa, “Monster Mash” and opt for some Top 40. similar event took place. A plane crash took the life of when he said, ‘Each time a prerson stands up for an Invite your closest friends and guaranteed they will invite 50 of their closest Mel Carnahan of Missouri; his name was left on the idea, or acts to improve the lot of others, or strikes friends and the cycle will continue until about half of the population of San Luis ballot and he was elected posthumously. His wife was out against injustice, he sends forth a tiny ripple of Obispo shows up on your doorstep. Fortunately, they won’t stay too long because appointed to fill his seat in the Senate (jean, it should hopre,’” said Tom Harkin, the Democratic Senator party hopping is an essential part of Halloween night. be noted, is feeing some very heated competition in from Iowa and friend of Wellstone. And for all of you who don’t want to throw a party, be sure that you have your party this year’s race for the Senate). Five other Senate seats across the country are in close itinerary planned in advance because you will certainly lose track of where you are sup­ This will not happen in the case of Wellstone, how­ contest, and the pxrlitical world is having a hard time fig­ posed to next. Maybe you could even make that your Halloween costume. Get a ever. First, because his high school sweetheart and wife of uring out where this election will leave the numbers - white T-shirt and write your destinations in order down the front. That way, when you 39 years, Shelia, dau^ter Marcia Markuson, three cam­ e i^ t days away frexn election day. get a cab, you can just point to the address on your shirt and there will be no confusion. paign aides and two pilots were killed in the crash. In life, Wellstone caused ripiples, according to a friend So, as we shed our inhibitions (and most of our clothes) and do things never Second, it is policy in Minnesota for Welbtcwie’s name to arxl colleague. It seems that he has caused more in death. allowed on any other day of the year, cheers to college life and Happy Halloween! be removed from the ballot. The Democratic Party has A new li^ t has been shed on px)litics, and the px>litical Editor’s Note: The Mustang Daily takes no responsibility for any legal violations occur' until Oct. 31 to name a new candidate. world is in disarray. The new lig^t may not be all that ring this Halloween. With all of this said, it is perhaps ixrw safer than ever to new, however. Perhaps it is just brighter. Reinforcing that assume that politics does, in feet, allow no room for heart. politics is in itself a battle, a battle with no room fr>r heart. Sara Howell is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily columnist, not to mention “He was a man of principle and conviction, in a world Hopiefully the citizens of the United States realize that Halloween professional and wanna-be Victoria's Secret Model. that has too little of either,” said Jeff Blodgett, there is always room for heart. That they remember that Wellstone’s campaign manager. heart comes before pxilitical gains and senate seats. Troubleshooter is your duoKC to get answers to the questions plaguing foin So the man of principle and conviction is being At least eight individuab lost their lives on Oct. 25. everyday life. Don’t know the quickest route from dbe parking lot to class? remembered by the Senate and the nation. Not so much, They were Paul Wellstone, Sheila Welbtone, Marcia Can’t think of the perfect presents for (Christmas? however, for the aforementioned principle and convic­ Markuson, Mary McEvoy, Tom Lapic, Will McLaughlin, Ask Troubleshooter any question from dating to why it’s hard to figure out tion, but for the opportunity and pxDssibility his death has Richard Conry and Michael Guess. May they rest in how many classes you need to graduate. created for Republicans. p«ace. E-mail your questions [email protected] and Troubleshooter Tire Democrats in Minnesota are scrambling to find 0 will gpt on it. a candidate to put on this year’s ballot. Walter F. Staff Editorial.The BG News (Bowling Green State U.)

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bombed the Law School Admissions Test (LSAT). While Enter Jesse James, the owner ▼ this is something that I’m not necessarily proud of, 1 feel of West Coast Choppers. After Somewhere between midterms and resumé building, I forgot that it is somewhat therapeutic to talk openly about it. watching a Discovery ,. Channel . . . t »__ J L £ £ 1£ J ' I «narici. . , him f-h-ir 1 m zl and still nave a few more^ years j of self'discovery. j j 1 spent my summer studying for it and then managed to special about him, realized that completely blow it. It still seems strange - I think I’m still not only is my life far from * in shock. In one phone call to an automated voice message, over, but everyone has something unique to capitalize on. name a couple), and they can tell you that it didn’t take my dreams of going to Boston University were shattered. Seeing James for the first time, the stereotypical bad-boy some college-level algebra to make James’ choppers some I’m now in day three of the new world I’ve entered, the one image popped into my head. Here is this guy whose arms are of the best. where it’s okay that I’m not going to go to law school next fall covered with tattoos (including a “Pay up, sucker” tattoo on While 1 can’t name something 1 excel at, I know there’s and instead taking a year off. I’m not sure why 1 thought that the palm of his hand), his fingernails are permanently something there. The best part is that 1 don’t have to know this was a negative thing, but this stained from working on cars and bikes and he’s dressed like right now. Somewhere between midterms and resumé build­ ^O |Yl|T10fltdrV realization opened my eyes a punk. ing, 1 forgot that I’m 21 and still have a few more years of self- ...... ^ taking a year off and Before seeing this documentary, I never would have thought discovery. During those years, 1 am sure I will find some way to doing something low-key. Throw in some insight from Jesse that he would be a renowned millionaire, as well as the owner of capitalize on my personal talents. James, and 1 realize my life is far from over (which 1 completely a very lucrative business. Stereotypes are stupid, obviously. Work shouldn’t be what we do in life, but rather who we are. thought it was). James started riding motorcycles at age seven and found Seeing James’ success made me realize that all it takes is finding So how does Jesse James fit into this? Tlie Jesse James I’m something he enjoyed. Taking his hobby a little further, he something you enjoy to find those talents. talking about is not an outlaw from the 18(X)s (although they found he had a talent for design. His education stopped at high With the LSAT over and behind me - for a year at least - I are related) and is actually a tattoo-covered Californian with a school, but that doesn’t mean his chance for success ended can focus on the other things, like being 21, in college and hot-rod heart. there, too. having a few more months of freedom from the job world ahead As 1 popped in a video late Sunday night, trying to get Today we put so much emphasis on higher education of me. images of “The Ring” out of my head (that’s a completely that it’s easy to lose sight of personal talents. James didn’t different story), chromed-out motorcycles with flames and need to attend college to find his career. Ask any of his Dena Horton is a journalism senior and Mustang Daily opinion Maltese crosses filled the screen. famous clients (Shaquille O’Neil and Keanu Reeves to editor. Letters to the editor '8 Mile,' Eminem John Trice Qualified to ing on city streets, listened to the police become judge chief and Rob Bryn about how to solv« problems with students, but then voted Editor, with members of Residents for Quality deserve some credit Neighborhood and passed more ordinances After investigating the qualifications of both that cause financial burdens on the stu­ ritics who normally berate Eminem for judge candidates, 1 support John Trice. These dents. his foul tongue on the microphone may He (Eminem) hates your igno' are my reasons. Tliese two people complained about the soon have to give him props for his tran­ ranee just as much as you hate his He has tremendous courtrtxim experience Performing Arts Center parking and traffic con­ C sition to the big screen. and is an experienced prosecutor. The judge gestion, when the students should be complain­ “8 Mile,” his semi-autobiographical homophobia or misogyny or what' who is retiring leaves a courtroom that handles ing to the city for taking over their campus for movie, opens on Nov. 8 and is getting great ever else the en vogue charge is at criminal cases. He has unprecedented support this facility and limiting dormitory and student early reviews and even Oscar buzz, unheard the moment. from kx:al judges. parking. of for a musician, especially a rapper. The Fifteen of our ItKal judges, both active and These council members find it convenient movie has Eminem playing the part of Jimmy millions based on how convincingly they can retired, men and women, who know these can­ to pass all these restrictive and financial “Rabbit” Smith, a white rapper trying to say their lines and how high their sex appeal is. didates and their abilities, reputations and qual­ impact laws when you are out of town on make it in the racially tense atmosphere of There’s nothing wrong with that. 1 haven’t ifications - 15 IcKal judges have publicly schtxil breaks. Detroit. The movie also has an impressive seen the movie yet, and I admit Eminem endorsed John Trice over his oppt>nent. 1 value They have made promise after promise to list of co-stars, like Brittany Murphy as his might not demand A1 Pacino-type respect. their opinion aKiut which candidate will make the student community and have never done girlfriend Alex, and Kim Basinger as his But the fact remains that there are a lot of a g(xxl judge. anything in your best interest. They want unemployed mother. people who will see this film just because There has been a lot of talk about ‘women on your money for the tax revenue, but they “The pleasant surprise of ‘8 Mile’ is Em’s in it. the bench.’ Yet I have discovered that of the complain about your presence in the commu­ that...(director) Curtis Hansen hasn’t made a If they’re all teeny-boppers, who cares? three ItKal ‘women on the bench,’ two endorse nity. film aKiut Rahhit They’ll be happy with what they saw, and John Trice. Respected Atascadero attorney Vote for Romero for mayor and Paul Brown Commentary transcending his that should be enough. Betty Sanders, who ran agairtst Kith John Trice for council. underclass roots, Then there are those who will have the oppo­ and his opptinent in the primary, publicly but embracing them instead,” writes Kevin site mentality, refusing to see “8 Mile” because endorses John Trice. Gary G. Fowler is a San Luis Obispo resident. Courrier of rottentomatoes.com, a movie review Eminem is in it. TTiat’s their choice, but they It appears to me that qualifications are more Web site. “As he’s shown in his videos, Eminem should realize that Eminem has talent on disc important to these women than the gender of possesses a furtive instinct as a performer.” and also at the cinema. the candidate. Qualifications are imptiitant to People have a million different views on Just because you hate him doesn’t mean those me, too. the validity of on Eminem as both an artist who love him aren’t warranted in doing so. I Lastly, John Trice’s opponent seems to Letter policy and a person; there’s no getting around that. know it hurts to admit it, but it’s OK. He hates apprtiach this race as a quest, rather than as an Mustanq Daily reserves the right to An image that comes to mind is the people your ignorance just as much as you hate his accomplishment. She has spent a record-break­ edit letters Tor grammar, profanities petitioning outside the 2001 Grammys who homophobia or misogyTiy or whatever else the ing $150,000 - mostly her own money - trying and length. Please limit length to 250 were boycotting Eminem for being homopho­ en vogue charge is at the moment. to get the job. words. Letters should incluM the bic - even though he was performing his song As Eminem would say, “I am whoever you Qingratulations to her for having that kind writer's full name, phone number, “Stan” with Elton John, a gay man. say 1 am.” It’s too bad that so many who major and class standing. of money to spend on a political race. Shouldn’t that teach you that he doesn’t champion the capitalist cause are quick to However, 1 prefer a judge’s race that is support­ By mail: care what you say about him? diss him for his chosen way of making a liv­ ed by Icxzal people rather than the wealthiest Letters to the Editor Although the controversy never seems to die ing. candidate. Building 26, Room 226 down for Mr. Marshall Mathers, it doesn’t sur­ “8 Mile” may Kimb or it may be a huge suc­ Cal Poly, San Luis Obispo prise me one bit that he would be a good actor cess, but the early word seems to be that CA 93407 Ricardo Osario is an Atascadero resident. because he’s been acting his whole life. Eminem acts his ass off in this flick. Regardless By fax: His critics don’t seem to realize that all this of whether consumers want to rush out to the Current council members (805)756-6784 criticism is what keeps him popular and in the store to bi»y his new CDs, they should realize not seeing students public eye. Take away the controversy and he’s got acting skills. Eminem offers a bit of By e-mail; Eminem is nothing but an above-average rap­ advice in his new single “Lose Yourself,” also on [email protected] Editor, per, certainly not someone who commands the “8 Mile” soundtrack: V Letters must come from a Cal Poly newspaper headlines everyday. “You better lose yourself in the moment, the As a graduate of Cal Poly, a fraternity e-mail account Do not send letters as He has been in the public eye ever since moment you own it, you better never let it go. adviser for more than 25 years and a resident an attachment Please send the text in 1999, when his debut CD “The Slim Shady LP” You only get one shot; do not miss your chance and property owner in the city of San Luis the body of the e-mail. hit the shelves and MTV got their hands on the to blow. This opportunity comes once in a life­ Obispo, I urge every student voter to throw first single, “My Name Is.” So why shouldn’t he Attention: time, yo.” (Jan) Marx and (John) Ewan out of office on Your letter will not be printed unless be a gotxJ actor? I truly don’t think Eminem is a Nobody’s begging you to like him, but don’t Nov. 5. you submit it in the correct format. bad person - just a graphic one. He’s had to be discredit Eminem for losing himself in the These are two city council members that that way to get the attention that most people moment. have done nothing positive for the univer­ would tell you he craves. #. sity community and the students. They’ve How’s Hollywood different? Acting is the Matt Szabo is a journalism senior and Mustang voted on new ordinances that restrict park- ultimate ego trip, a chance for people to make Daily head copy editor. Mustang Daily News Wednesday, October 30,2002

Some students do not only drink Jacques said. “We want to make sure it’s ing with HIV and AIDS and their fam­ CAFFEINE coffee for the energy, hut for the taste, SHOW still there in people’s minds.” ilies, Kahn said. continued from page 1 too. continued from page 1 At last year’s sold-out event, ASN Sumabat said ASN has also taken “Although the caffeine keeps me received $2,000. Jacques said he hopes the Hepatitis C problem under rheir that they can double that number this arm. going, 1 really like the taste,” Grillo The auditions were open to anyone, year. then attend early morning classes. said. “Some of the drinks make a and the show will feature talent from “Gillege students don’t realize ir’s The students depend on caffeine to great dessert.” all skill levels. This allows each year’s The show will serve as a communiry just as much of a danger and as deadly help them function through a typical The AMA continues to research production to have a different feel, reminder of ASN, said Edie Kahn, as AIDS,” he sitid. day with a minimal amount of sleep. the effects of caffeine on women. At Sumabat said. executive director of the AIDS Jacques said the production has mul­ “1 definitely drink coffee in the this time, however, the association “You never get the same mix,” he Support Network of San Luis Ohispx) tiple advantages. morning to wake me up and get me cannot directly show the connection said. “It’s as unique as the human expe­ County. “Dx;al stores get publicity, we get going,” said nutrition junior Kacey between caffeine and the* complica­ rience can be.” “There are all kinds of ways to raise discounts on clothes k)r the show and Grillo. “I’ll have tea with caffeine tions. Jacxjues and Sumabat decided to AIDS awareness,” Kahn said. “My ASN gets a monetary donation,” he when 1 am up late studying; without Meanwhile, experts recommend donate a portion of the prcx:eeds to the hope is that people will just come to see said. “We want to make sure everyone it, 1 would fall asleep, especially after that women should consume moder­ AIDS Suppxirt Network (ASN), partly the show and he reminded that the benefits.” a full day of classes.” ' ate amounts of caffeine. because siime of their close friends and money is going to ASN. We want to Tickets are available for $20 in loved ones have been affected by the let people know we are here and we are advance at Bladeninner Day Spa and disease. providing services.” through the ticket line at 481-6379. I Ih‘ < .ivulii.'tlo Sclitx»! of “ASN sttxid out because there ASN provides emotional, financial The price at the door is $25, and dcxirs International Relations and Pacific Studies seemed to be a drop off in awareness,” and practical assistance to people liv­ open at 7:30 p.m.

children under 13,” Sparrow said. “It p.m. to 9:30 p.m. IR /PS has established itself as a leader in training people to compete in the giobai arena. Pro^am graduates are employed in media, telecommunications, HOUSE will feature a dialogue with an angel This is the first year the Agape intemationai trade, manufacturing technology, financial services, consulting, continued from page 1 and Satan exploring life after death. Christian Fellowship has put on the government and nonprofit organizations. I don’t want to spoil the surprise event and they aren’t sure whether though.” it will be a success. Ilie M.IVl.A. and Ph.D. are gradttate degrees front telling people that the content (hat focus on business and polic}' issues facii^ San Luis Obispo’s Hell House is “We don’t know if there will he the regions o f the Pacific Rim, specifically die will be graphic and not suitable for open today and Thursday from 7:30 50 people or 1,000,” Sparrow said. countries of Latin America, China, Japan, Korea, ami Soutiteast Asia.

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.1 milscMiiniii '.lAi'. miviA Mustangs strike gold BAR SCORES 1 ► Five-game upset of No. 7 49ers football 14 vaults team into NCAA contention UC davis 28 and Big West Conference title hunt volleyball 3 CAL POLY SPORTS INFORMATION REPORT ''^uc irvine 2 VOLLBYBAl 1 3 SAN LUIS OBISPO — The Cal Poly volleyball ''“ team knocked off No. 7 Long Beach State in five ■■■■ 'Y"-' ' ■■ long beach state 2 games Saturday in Mott Gym. Game scores went MEN'S SOCCER 1 30-27, 20-30, 22-30, 30-24 and 16-14. ''*ucsb 3 With the win. Cal Poly improved to 8-3 in con­ WOMEN'S SOCCER 2 ference play and 9-10 overall. Long Beach State ''• fell to 7-3 in the Big West and 18-3 overall. long beach state i Tlris was the Mustangs’ first win over the 49ers WOMEN'S SOCCER 0 since Sept. 23, 2000, when the ''• uc irvine 2 ■MMMMNniMMMli Mustangs won in five at home. ► Worthy Lien, The Mustangs controlled S C H E D U L E 1 Cal Poly's 2001 game one by hitting .250 with Female Athlete four blocks, three from sopho­ WOMEN'S QOl F mon -tues., oct. 28-29 of the Year, sat more Margaret Donoghue ''• invitational ® avila beach out the match (one solo). Molly Duncan had with a back seven kills to lead Cal Poly. MEN'S Ü01.F mon.-tues., oct. 28-29 injury. LBSU had nine hitting errors, ''•invitational <0 bakersfield hitting .224 in the game. MEN S GOLF thjrs.-fri., oct. 31-nov.1 Long Beach dominated the second game, as the ''•invitational Ooakvalley Mustangs managed a paltry .049 hitting percent­ age. Elisha Thomas had five kills for the 49ers and WONUiN R SOCCER fri., nov. 1, 7 p.m. Kessie Doering added four on nine swings. ''•cs fullerton ® cs fullerton Game three saw both teams struggle, as Cal Poly FILE PHOTO C fp s s COUNTRY sat., nov. 2 hit .071 while LBSU hit .167. But the 49ers were ''• big w est ® riverside able to register 19 kills (to The Mustangs soared to new heights in their five-game upset of Long Beach State Saturday By the numbers Cal Poly’s 10) and tallied 21 at Mott Gym. Cai Poly won 30-27,20-30,22-30,30-24 and 16-14. VQLLDmi, sat., nov. 2,7 p.m. digs (15 for Cal Poly). kills, while Kristen O’Halloran and Jessica five-game match, led by Kristen O’Halloran’s ''•Idaho ® i^ho In the fourth game the Senior setter Diepersloot each added 12 kills. Doering’s 17 kills career-high 20 kills and 14 digs. Duncan added a MOTS SOCCER sat., nov. 2,7 p.m. Mustangs bounced back, hit­ led Long Beach State and Heather Laudato had a season-high 18 kills with 19 digs while Diepersloot Carly O'Halloran ''•ucsb ® Santa barbara ting .289 while LBSU was match-high 22 digs. had 14 kills and 19 digs. Senior setter Carly sparkled in the limited to .225. Duncan Mustangs'five Donoghue led the Mustangs at the net with 11 O’Halloran tallied a triple-double with 11 kills, 10 M&WBASKETBAU sat., nov 2. 7 p.m again led the Mustangs with ''• ©caipoiv game win over UC blocks (one solo) while Carly O ’Halloran had nine digs and a season-high 55 assists. mott macfness five kills while Kelsey Young Irvine Friday. She total blocks. Irvine was led by Kelly Wing’s 29 kills and 20 WOME.N’S SOCCER sun., nov. 3,1 p.m. tallied a triple­ led the 49ers with seven kills Long Beach State had 21 more kills (83-62) and digs. Rebecca Larsen added a solid 29 kills, hitting ''• UC riverside ® uc riverside double in with 11 on eight swings. 29 more digs (86-57) than the Mustangs. Cal Poly .486 for the match. Chanda McLeod also had a kills, 10 digs and a The decisive game five outbltKked LBSU 19-10 and had four more aces double-double for the Anteaters with 13 kills and STATS season-high 55 was tied nine times. The ( 6- 2). 19 digs. assists. Mustangs did not hold a lead The win against Long Beach was the Mustangs’ For the match Cal Poly hit .275 with 86 digs By the numbers until 15-14 onon an an attack second victory of the weekend. while Irvine hit .261 with 91 digs. Both teams had error by Phillips. Cal Poly won the match when O n Friday, Cal Poly picked up a hard-fought nine total blocks. Sami Cash led UCI with seven Kristen O’Halloran and Donoghue blcKked five-game win over UC Irvine in Mott Gym. Game total bliKks (two scilo). Freshman Lindsey Martin Phillips’ attack from the left side. scores went 25-30, 31-29, 23-30, 30-23 and 19-17. led the Miistangs with three bkx;k assists. Times the Cal Poly In the match, Duncan led the Mustangs with 20 Three Mustangs recorded double-doubles in the women's soccer team has qualified for the NCAA Tournament, Cal Poly Women's Soccer m ost recently in 1999 and 2000. After finishing 2001 with the lowest win total Five-game conference win streak snapped (7) in the program's ► Mustangs hammer 17 shots at night at Mustang Stadium in a history, the team won battle of Big West unbeatens. five straight matches UC Irvine, but none find the net in Both teams had .several scor­ to open conference frustrating 2-0 loss ing chances early. Cal Poly play and has a chance scored first when Brooke to reach the tourna­ CAL POLY SPORTS INFORMATION REPORT Flamson scored on a free kick . 4 ment again this year. -SiX SAN LUIS OPISPO — The Cal Poly women’s from 23 yards out at 20:13. It r i ; stKcer team ended its five-game win streak, losing was her third goal of the season. TRIVIA to UC Irvine 2-0 at Mustang Stadium on Sunday just minutes into the second today's question afternoon. The Mustangs are now 11-6, 5-1 in the half, the 49ers tied the game on ». Big .West Conference. UC Irvine improved to 7-8- a Sarah Aguilar goal at 47:57. im i Sixteen of Cal Poly's 20 1 (4-2-1 Big West). For the next 20 minutes, both NCAA sports teams compete 1^'?' • The Anteaters got on the board first, with teams exchanged several l! . • •j, . in the Big West Conference. chances. The Mustangs broke Which Mustang team com­ Caroline Kabe scoring at 22:53 off a Hayley petes in the Pac-10? through when Stephanie McNallan pa.ss. • The Mustangs had many scoring opportunities, Hedien tallied the game-winner Submit answers to: jljackso&calpoly.edu off a Sarah Squires pass at 67:12. but could not score. Megan Schlegel had seven Tuesday's question shots and Alexa Jontulovich had four shots to lead It was her fourth goal of the sea­ the Mustangs, as they outshot UC Irvine 17-8. son. i-if Which set of twins play the Cal Poly outshot Long Beach same Fall sport at Cal Poly? The Anteaters increased the lead to two goals Kristeff STMf Ca^ly O'Hattiaran, when Kim Lloyd scored at 56:39 off a Kabe pass. State 12-5. » 'few woinerT's voUeybat B ^ e and Greta Shirdon made two saves in goal for the Shirdon made two saves in goal for the Mustangs. Hannah Mustangs. Chelsea McCarthy made 11 saves for Congratulabons, Meghan Reerslevll U C Irvine. Cochrun made five saves for the The loss spoiled an otherwise successful week­ 49ers. FILE PHOTO Sports editor Jacob Jackson can The Mustangs visit Cal State end for the Mustangs. After grinding out a 2-1 win over Long Beach State Friday, be reached at 756-1796 or jljack- Fullerton on Friday night. Cal Poly defeated Long Beach State 2-1 Friday the Mustangs were blanked Sunday by UC Irvine 2-0. [email protected] .