<<

Elsewhere Spinning a Yarn Icy Cool Deep End ~ C. History Department stars as a Is global warming The Guardian's en Rejects Grant media mogul with Robert De just one big preview of men :5 a= LOS ANG ELES - The Niro in " Wa g the Dog " scient~fic fable? volleyball ::::a U LA history department Hiatus, page 8 Opinion, page 4 Sports, page 16 :c rejcl: ted in an 18- 17 vote last .... month a $ 1 million otTer from th e Turki sh government to en dow an Ottoman and , Turkish studies ·hai r. Crit ics H E. U C 5 D of the plan co ntend the endowmen t could have com­ promised academic integrit y bel:ause of Turkey ' . attempt to deny the Ott oman Turks ' ro le in th e murder of a mil ­ li on Armenians dUrin g World War I. UCLA is the first uni ­ ve rsit y to completely reject Turkey 's overtures - the UC SAN DIEGO THURSDAY, JANUARY 15, 1998 VOLUME 93 , ISSUE 4 Turkish government has already endowed chairs at DANCE BUILDING GRAND OPENING \ Harvard, Georgetown and Princeton . Influenza - Th e Daily Bl'tlill Researchers Say Bug Hits Universe Expanding PRINCETON, N.J . - Campus Princeton University as trophy­ isicists Ruth Daly and Erick ILLNESS: Number of Guerra announced at a meeting of the American Astronomical cases have not reachec;:l Society last week in epidemic proportions Washington, D.C. that the uni ­ By Julia Kulla-Mader ve rse wi ll w ntinue to expand . Co-News Editor Daly, GuelTa and two others With winter quarter just begin­ studied 14 galaxies which ning , some student s arc already were detected by powerful wishing it was over so they can radio telescopes. The group's have a break to recover from their work suggests that the universe co lds and flus. will continue to expand at an However, UCSD and the San ever-i ncreasing rate. The teams Diego community have not been plans to analyze an additional hit particularly hard by this year's 68 galaxies. Daly said that she viruses. expects the research on future Clatre Schneider/Guardian According to George Shumaik, galax ies will go qui(;kly C... lWalh1M: Students dance around medical di~tor of UCSD's two be(;ause obtaining the informa­ the new $3 million structure In an emergency rooms, the number of tion the team needs takes improvised performance inspired by the people suffering from flu and cold approximately one hour per facility 's architecture. viruses this year is nowhere near galaxy. epidemic proportions. - Th e Daily Prin.cetonian By Kara Carlos "The flu is probably several Staff Writer viral illnesses," Shumaik said. Official Guilty of The UCSD Department of Theatre and ''There's not any medical evidence Ethics Charges AFTER YEARS OF BEING RELEGATED Dance took a tremendous step forward with that we 're having an influenza epi­ EVANSTON , III. - A six­ the completion of its new $3 million Dance demic." member student government TO THE MAIN GYM, UCSD'S DANCE Studio Facility. The facility 's grand opening Accordin g to Patient Services on Tuesday featured dance demonstrations Manager Sherry Hendrickson. ethics committee at PROGRAM HAS A NEW HOME Northwestern Uni versity and remarks by UCSD oflici als and the Student Health Services has not been unanimously found Financial structure's intemationally renowned archi ­ unusually busy si nce sc hool started. Vi ce President Roderic tect, Antoine Predock. "For us at Student Health, thi s has Williams guilt y of fi nancial Chancellor ROQert Dynes ex pressed hi s been very typical," she sa id. "We've mi sconduct after about 40 enthusiasm for UCS D's role in contributing seen no huge increase as of yet. " hours of hearings and deliber­ to the arts in San Diego. However, Hendri ckson stressed ations. The comm itlee is ask­ "Just as the Mandell Weiss Thea tre has that th e majority of s tudent ~ in g thai Williams resign for become a big part or San Dicgo, thi s usually don't get sick during th e forging a signature on finance dance faci Iity wi II al so all ow us to show­ first few weeks of the quarter. offi ce vo uchers to transfer case San Diego's dance quality," Dynes "Typically students need to get $5,500 from one account to said . back from wherever th ey ' ve another. Willi ams then used Located near Reve lle College in a euca­ been... [theyl interact with each the money to buy computer lyptus grove, the new facility contains other in our closed environment, equipment for the student three state-of-th e-art dance studios for and then we tend to see the ac tual government offi ce. Williams choreography, ballet, jazz, modern, tap and influenza a lillie later than the first said he disapproved of the David Lubitz/Guard.an ethnic dance. The studios, situated around week of classes," Hendrickson decision but felt he was treat­ Scluors: Architect Antoine Predock gets some help in a courtyard, are anchored by a curving aid. "So, if we have people bring­ ed fairly by the committee. cutting the ribbon at Tuesday's opening ceremony. See CEREMONY, Page 6 ing in influenza from outside of Although the committee's this area, they have an opportunity decision is fin al, student gov­ to give that to other people in that ernment se nators can pass, Gambling Linked to High Suicide Levels first week or so." amend or reject the re(;om­ According to Shumaik, the flu mended punishment. STUDY: Researchers Levels Associated with Legalized ernment spends on Medicare and and the common cold are different - Tir e Daily Norrhwt!srt! nr Gambling," is the first widespread Medicaid combined. beasts. calculated results using stati stical inves ti gation to find a The data for the study came "They' re both viral illnesses," death certificates link between ga mbling and abnor­ from co mputeri zed records of Shumaik said. ''The flu is a much mally hi gh leve ls of suicide. death certificates obtained from more aggressive illness - ve ry Spoken••• By Jenny Nicholson Over the last decade, there ha the National Center for Hea lth high fever, 103°, 105°, people Staff Writer been an enormous increase in Statisti cs. This data was used to have a cough , they feel like '~ Our society is fairl Gambler may have morc at lega li zed gambling throughout the calculate the sui cide levels of Las they ' ve been hit by a truck because linear, but if dancers stake than their mo ney, according United States. Since 1981>1 , the Vegas. Reno and Atlantic City, and of the ae hes and pains. [This is] a was subsequently compared to sui ­ much more aggressive-appearing are surrounded b to a new study conducted by number of tates with lega li zed U SO ociolog Professor David ga mbling has Icaped from two, cide level in other U.S. cities. illness than your average co ld different types of Phillips in co ll abo ration with Nevada and New Jersey, to more The sui cide level is (;o mputed where you get a little sore throat designs, it:5 easier for UCS O graduate student Mari sa than half the nalion. by dividing the number of total and a little fever, a little runny them to create. " Smith and UCS D undergraduate The study showed that in 1994, deaths into the number of deaths nose and a little bit of a cough." - ColI ..n Shlpkowskl student Ward Welty. people spent about $482 billion on by suicide. To make sure that the Hendrickson said the common Former UCSD dance instructor The study, "Elevated Suicide gambling - more than the gov- See DEATH. Page 7 See RoU, Page 6 Thursday, January 15, 1998 The UCSD Guardian 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 15, 1998 NEWS 3 Unknown Form of Nitrous Oxide All Around Campus ETCETERA.~. NOW ENROLLING: SAN DIEGO'S #1 COURSE FOR THE Toda, Found in Earth's Atmosphere Price Center Movie Series: HGI Jane " This Demi Moore movie will be screened at the Price Center GREENHOUSE: 30-pen;ent discrepancy between highest levels turned out to be at Theatre tonight. There will be two showi ngs, one at 7 p.m. and th e known ni trous oxide sources about 12,000 feet above sea level , one at 10 p.m. Admissions is $2 per person with studentID. For Laughing gas can entering the atmosphere and the at White Mountain. more information, call 822-2068. ~ou 8E.1I~VE 'T"HE VIo/IIIERSe. • destroy ozone chemical's subsequent remo val. "[The fact that) there is more R.EVOLV6S AQ.outJQ ~o\J. ! • The model which had been used of the anoma ly at higher eleva­ Tomorrow By Anna Valsman for the past three decades did not tions implies that the signature Senior Staff Writer account for the isotopes of th e gas comes from stratospheric ai r," Sports: Men s Basketball Long considered to be a harm ­ and therefore was not presenting a Cliff said. Come supporL the Tritons as they take on Chapman University at less substan ce used by dentists. complete picture. The amount of nitrous oxide 7 p.m. in RIMAC Arena. Admi ssion is free with studentlD. For laughing gas in the Ea rth 's upper Thiemens and Cliff are using a in the atmosphere has been more information, call 534-4211. atmosphere is no laughing matter. method that accounts for the iso­ increasing by appro)(imately 0.2 UCSD chemistry and biochem­ topes, including some with a new percen! per year for about a hun ­ Serving the UCSD pre-medical community since 1985 CWD Film Series: "Rap, , & Equality" istry Professor Mark Thiemens and chemical signature that they dred years. Cliff said. The current This film will be shown at 7 p.m. in SoIlS 107. All UCSD students graduate student Steve Cliff rece nt­ recently discovered . This new leve l is abOUI 300 parts per bil ­ *M.D, 'S TRAINING M.D. 'S-OF-THE-FUTURE * can allend for free . For more information, call 534-4873. l601.1 C.AtoI · T ly completed a st udy of atmospher­ method gives a more accurate li on. which is one-third more s.~ 8~"ONO • INTENSIVE MCAT preparation & medical sc hool application! ~OIJQ.S.t:L~ ic nitrous oxide condu cted over th e assessment of the than at pre- indu s­ admissions assistance are aI/we do! course of the past fi ve years. Their situation in the "If It's a concern trial levels, he Visual Arts: Circus Momentus findings were published in last atmosphere. added. See contortionists, charlatans, masochistic clownery. and even a that (carbon • MCAT EXPERTS: an independent program taught by UCSD-trained month's issue of the journal Thiemens and According to academic M.D.'s. top M.D. -Ph .D. ca ndid ates, & English Depanment live alien autopsy at this free event at 7 p.m. in the UCSD Visual Science. Cliff measured dioxide] Is Cliff, most of Ihe Ph.D. fac ulty. Arts Facility gallery and perfonnance space on Russell Ln . Circus Nitrous oxide is more effective amounts of nitrou s increase is due to Momentus is a touring menagerie of interdisciplinary artists IncreaSing, then • ORIGINATOR. not sim ul ator. of intensive MCAT prep in San Diego. than chlorolluorocarbons (CFCs). oxide isotopes at naturally occur­ whose work is related to circus. carnival. and dime museums. For or any other substance, at destroy­ ground level in var­ It's definitely a ring processes and • 13 WEEKS ( 150+ hours) of detailed in·class instruction & real MCAT more information. call 534-2860. ing ozone. Nitrous oxide is a green­ ious locations with concern that is therefore not a testi ng, problem solving. reading/writing workshops. review groups. house gas th at warm s the planet differing eleva­ cause for alarm. med school app licati on & admi ssions strategies. & tutoring. LGBA Dance: "Back For More" about 200 times more effici ently tions: La Jolla, nitrous oxide Is He add ed that the tT'S JvCT !:too) -- Flew,.., L.A5'r, ~ou ~\oJ" ~ou · ar. P1l5~ TI-\\ S ~A S Q6&oJ '" f'uaue. SU.·,et • 2500 PAGES of origi nal take-home review notes. reading & writing The LGBA invites all students to its non-sexist dance at 9 p.m. in PiNO A\'w""~. OAAoJ SP6(.IAI., OOol'T' ~ou '? MU~A(,~"~!bIa "",,,o .. selOVS. than carbon dioxide. Pasadena and the Increasing increase is not studyguides. MeAT & admissions strategy handouts, problem sets. & the Pub. For more information. call 534-4297. w£ NOW Q.E'TVao..l TO '»II. tK6IMt Nitrous oxide traps heat from White Mountain conipletely under­ MCAT-quality timed practice exams. AtJ'II.I!TIE.'\L ••• the sun and the atmosphere, con­ Research Station, because It's a stood, however. NO ~ OO ... ·T'! • REAL MCAT TESTING for in-class & take· home practice. 1.'", foIcrn\loIO auT tributing to the greenhouse all in California; much more and requires fur- Saturday I>. IAIS!aA&l.t, ~t, effect. and at the White ther research. • DIRECT CONTACT with young UCSD docs & mcd students. n1.t wo ..... effective Parade: Martin Luther King, Jr. "''''01'''''' '" "If it's a concern that [carbon Sands Missile "Fortunately All students are welcome to march at this community-wide parade in dio)(ide] is increasing. th en it 's def­ Range in New (greenhouse there' are a lot of • TUTORING, pre-me"'J.t... ." t ...... '11" 1\.""-1' ...... ,II Chopin piano recital will be performed by Professor Cecil Lytle. Dogeaters, n tJ \ I..r\ The Graduate Student Association and the Center Hall 119. She wrote which was L.-______L ______~ Admission is $25 per person, and part of the donation is tax InterCampus Arts group have sponsored this event to nominated for a National Book Award and has been deductible. For more information. call 534-0876. combat Seasonal Affective Disorder. For more infor· translated into several languages . mation, call 534·2860. Hagedorn also edited Charlie Chan is Dead: An Anthology of Contemporary Asian·American Fiction, Conference on Multiracial wrote screenplays including "Fresh Kill" and multi .. \ ,, media theater pieces including "Teenytown, The Art Identities to be Held Today of War: Nine Situations.· Her work has also CINe Ine, CINe au "Please choose one?" a conference on multira­ appeared in The New York Times Sunday Magazine. cial identities and relationships, will be held today Harper's Bazaar. The Nation, BOMB, and USA from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. in the Cross Cultural Center. Weekend. The event is intended to explore emerging multicul· During her stay at UCSD, Hagedorn and Michael • DIIcount TflVll PICI&s tural issues and their impact on students, staff and Greif, artistic director of the La Jolla Playhouse, will • TrlVllloob.lIIpI faculty. work with first· and second-year MFA acting students =~ Eurlll SUDPIIII' Dr. Christine lijima-Hall, the associate vice provost in private workshops to adapt Dogeaters into a play ·• CIbIt LocfIi, of Arizona State UniversityjWest will speak. Other which the La Jolla Playhouse' will produce at a later IIIeIp ...... PICk Towel, events include coffees, student dialogues, lectures date. She will also look in on classes, meet with grad­ TWI Sport SIndIII and presentations. uate students and participate in book signings. For RIIn Gear and At 4 p.m., there will be a "Dating Game" Including more information, call 534-4618. ..AccII.... WI'IIIII PI ~ ...... CciuncIIITrIMI\1('" It GIrIIII Aft ClINEVlIVI COX. FeIlWres Ealtor _ : Karl Frleclman I. C~ IUPPOIIT: M..cus Lollbia 10% discount JESSICA ICHII'PMAJIIII. Associllte Features Editor 483-1421 AOVIII_ .....1MT: l'IIeIIe Ale ... MlClAllIUD. OplflJOn Elltor OPEN 7 DAYS AWEEK CIIlCUU~ .....11lUITI : PIIHlp Goldman. s.. .. Grosl. Todd Hou.'on. KevIn on all general dentistry & orthodontic services. ....yCA WAUACI. Assoclllle OpinIOn Ed,tor Knlan. Gf" Little ntMS HIU, Sports Editor ADVIII'I1IINe __VB: Andt_ Hone (With mention of this ad.) JOIIIAH "IIINSOII. CoAssocillle Sports Editor III """ UllII'IELD, BusineSJ IIIVIIII ~. Co-Associate Sports Editor "'an.,. TIle UCSD ~.. Is .,...,,_ MOn

EDITORIALS "" ~I '! 'r " I; LETTER PROPAGATES AIDS MYTHS Editorial Board Editor: ex posed to HIY. qu en tly focus on profess ional deplh look al some 6f th e non­ Terry Lew, Editor in Chief In the lell ers of Jan . 5, t 998, Zurek's simp li sti c ahsolulism sports. II does n't mall cr which par­ Or_e J... , Co·Managing Editor NCAA athletes on cam pus. Provide Dana Zurek assert s that , ··the one an I sa nctimonious fing er-pointing JonM Fr ...... , Co·Managing Editor PINION ti l.: ul ar ci ty - San Diego, San clubs wi th valuahlc publi ci ty while Ry ... 01_, Co-News Editor way a person can enlirely prolect arc way out-of-line for th e co mplex Francisco, or even Pittshurgh . The teachin g the general student body julia I(ull...... r, Co-News EdiLOr Ihemse lves from ever bei ng at even human bchaviors invo lved in UCSD Guardiall is a newspaper for so mething new and interesting the slightest ri sk lo r AIDS ... " is AIDS . The UCSD Guwd,,,. 1$ PUblished t .... ,ce a \Ioeek at the UnIYetSlly of Cal'!otlu, San OIeIO Contents UCSD students and il should foc us abolll spo rts. C 1997 Vtf!W $ tlj)l'tSSed herein represent tne majority wne of tile edltonal boilfd, and ate not nte ·'Do nOI have cxtram ari lal sex and Richard O. Brown on jusl Ihat - UCSD Sport s. The lirst CS D foo tball game elsaH., those oj th~ UC Board of Relents the ASUCSO, f'IO( tnt entire (juairo jCW'l staf f Letters t~g Editor do nOI usc illega l IV drugs." If readers arc inlere ·ted in pro­ _. ... - -.~ ()- -- ~ - - HOLD THESE TRUTHS TO The Guardian welcomes letters from since 1967. Ih at happened two Thi s is a false and pernicious Guardian Sports to fessional spo rt s, th e first place they weekends ago, is probably a good its readers. All letters must be no myth . UCSD's Improved Dance longer Chan three pages, typed. dou­ Focus on UCSD are going to look for il is in a pro­ place to slart . How allout an article --L :[j!j- BE 1~LF-EVIDENI, THAT _ALL ble-spaced and signed. Letters must AIDS is caused by th e sex uall y fessional ncwspaper. If readers are on the archery clull, Ihe hadmint on Program Takes the Stage also contain a phone number. We tran smissible virus HIV, and a mar­ Editor: interested in SPOriS at UCSD, Ihey scene or an uhimale di sc player Co ngratul ati ons are in ord er to th e UCSD MEN ARE CREATED EQUA-L, ElTC." reser ve the right to edit for length riage ce rti ficate provides no pro­ Mik e Martinez wrole In the can 't find that information in any proli le'? These are examples or and clarity. Letters may be dropped ph ylacti cs whatsoever - unless Dec . I iss ue an article with a va lid profes ional publication. It is the educational and investigative jour­ Department of Theatre and Dance. With both its ISN'T ,HAT Rl-(;I-rr, M"IGlJELTTO? off at the Guardian office on the it's wri ll en on latex I Tragica ll y, concern . Hi s piece titled "Mi Casa: GI/art/ian's responsibi lity 10 chal­ October 1997 desi gnati on as a legitimate program second floor of the Old Student nalism that we, as student s, should milli ons of people who ·'did not Nonhem Ca li Conspiracy Plots" Center. Send all letters to: lenge ilse lf, its journalisti c abi lit ies expec t at our uni versity. of stud y and the Tuesday openin g of the new have extramarilal sex and did nOI The Guardian - Opinion Editor poi nt s out a problem that has and its readers to examine and Mike Martinez's arti cle poinls Dance Stud io Fucility, the Dan ce Prog ram at 9500 Gilman Dr. 0316 use ill ega l IV drugs," have been p l ~ u ed the Guardian 's Sports sec­ investigate UCSD sports. out a valid problem. I hope Ihi s UCSD hus show n that it s accomp li s hm en t ~ La Jolla, CA 92093-0316 in fec ted with HIV through w nju­ tion for at least Ih e past live yea rs As a member of a sport club on response poinls out an appropriate throughout the years ha ve ea rn ed it nationClI ulten ­ Fax: (619) 534·7691 gal sex, and mosl of them did not (as long as I've been here). " un pus, I would like 10 sec an so lution. e-mail: [email protected] ti on and merit. eve n kn ow their spouses had been Spons opinion art ides 100 fre- opinion arti cle which gives an in - Ben Finkelor The program fought hard to att ai n th e statu s it has reached loday. Si nce it s in cc ption in 1975, thc WARMING: tric cars and business mac hinery. say s. Dr. Moore marshals hi storical Ihat is they will ha ve highcr utililies gradual prol:ess with which we dance progrCl m has not been widely recog ni zed as Of course, being bureaucrats, and economic reasoning, as well as - if they live in warmer weat her. wou ld not have ve ry much lrouble the conferecs neglec ted to consider the vital form of performing arts th at it represent s. Economy to benefit good old -fashioned common sense, One of the ways he camc 10 Ihi s coping. Certain low-lyi ng third the chea pest and most obvious solu­ to argue th ai wanner could indeed co nclusion was by measuring work­ It was ori gi nall y part of the Ph ys ical Education from disaster world counlrics might have Irou­ tion available to any global warm ­ be beller. ers' willingness 10 accept lower ble, bUI we could easi ly come up Department. Dancers were forced to dance in th e Continued from page 4 ing "problem": simply sit back and The main economic arg umenls wages in order to tive in warmer cli ­ with ways to help them out for far Old Gymnasium , in whi ch th e floors were inappro­ landslide Senate vote, the admi nis­ do nothing. The archilects of the in favor of warmer weather are mates. According to Dr. Moore's tess ex pense than would be priate for dance und freq uentl y cu used inj uri es. It trati on is not ye t ready to capitul ate. Kyoto myopia conspicuously lower h e ahh-~are costs and higher figure s, workers would be willing requ ired if we implemented , the did not receive academic statu s unt il 199 1 when II seems bent upon piecemeal refused 10 invite the economist who utility. Moore, ci ting studies pro­ to part wilh $30 to $100 billion in Kyoto provi sions. enactment of trealy provisions via is the leading advocate of doing just the Dance Prog ram was moved to the TheCJtre duced by our ow n governm ent wages in exchange for weal her that Hopefull y, the conferees at Presidential nat, and one can count that, Dr. Thomas Gale Moore, a back in th e '70s when the boogi e Department. . was 4.5 degrees Fahrenheit warmer. Kyoto had fun, because they cer­ on Gore to continue or even acce l­ senior fellow at th e Hoover man was global coolin g, claims Finally, Dr. Moore appeals to tainly produced nothing of value Now that dan ce has received it s own major and erate that policy if he manages to Institution at Stanford Uni versily. that health care cosls would be $20 \:omrnon sense. Obviously, even a during thei r time in Japan. it s own fa cilit y, th e program can continu e to blos­ get himself elected in 2000. Dr. Moore has devoted himse lf bi Ili on less today if the temperature 9-degree Fahrenheil change in the However, there is one good use to som and benefit student s und the UCSD commu ­ Keep a sharp eye out for to discovering the positive side 10 was 4.5 degrees Fahrenheit hi gher. weal her, oc~ urring graduall y over the studies and trea ty provisions nity. allempts to raise gasoline and ener­ global warm ing. He present s an A 4.5 deg ree Fahrenheit rai se is Ihe co urse of a cenlury, would not from Kyot o, now th at they have cu t gy taxes, as well as requirements exce ll enl case for Ihose who are approxima tcly what the naltering It is refreshin g to see UCSD allocate money to des troy our civi li zati on. Industri es down all those trees to print Ihem GLOBAL WARMING CONFERENCE demanding conversions to ex pen­ ab le to eXlricate th emselves from nabobs of global warmi ng nega­ and activi li es wou ld adapi as neccs­ something other th an science and engi neeri ng. The up. Copies make greal kindling for sive, less crJici ent (from a produc­ Ih e lefti st propaganda Ihat ha s ti vism are predi~ling for 2050. sary, and we would go on our way. wood fires and barbec ues. The fine arts programs at UCSD arc a vital part of the ti vi ty standpoi nt ) technol ogies in dominated the discussion up to thi s Dr. Moore al so cl aims that Eve n the mu ch hyped incrce sallie folks were destroy our ce nt of th ..: alillospheric IOtal , is water alifornia 's Citi zens li fe -long lea rn ers , not warning of globa l coo ling lind Ihe civilization. vapor, it ~e..:m~ hi ghl y unlikely we can machines adept at taking u three-hour test. threat of an impending ice age . One cllect an y great changes by regul aling Wilson ulso proposed creatin g "opportun it y ~ upposes it is casy enoug h to get the ring. The whole global -warming panic carbon di ox id e cmissions from auto­ scholars hips" for 15000 students "trapped in Iwo Ihings confused, cspecia ll y if Ihe rests upon co mpul er projecti on th at mobiles and rac torics . Ca liforni a's worst classrooms." These "scholar­ ellvironmcnlalists satislicd the normal assume weather is a linear sys tem and Additionally, even if such reg ul a­ international burea ucral jo b requi re - Ihat current trcnds will continue indef­ tion could effect th e sort of changc Ihe ships" are nothing more than sc hool vouchers - m:~~~1E~a;;t In ... Take Out.. . Pick Up . mcnts: l o~ ment al acuit y, reacti onary initely. Both ass umptions arc flawed . myop ic burea ucrats envi sion, the letting a privileged few Ilee from crumblin g personality and an inexorable yearning Weather is nOI linear at all. Chaos structure dooms it to fai lurc. Lca ving 1142 Garnat Ava. (aClOSS 110m .oos.'s} sc hools, leaving tens of thousands behind without to tell othcrs how to live. theory, which states that minute ou t developing countries such as any solutions to th eir problems. Given the people who callic togclh ­ ~ha n gcs in initial co nditions ~an cause China and In dia, which have the hi gh­ PACIFIC BEACH 5 8 I • WIN G Some of what Wilson proposes are good ideas, er to make the trealy, th e res ult was huge changes in the final oulcome, esl levels of in crease in emissi on lev ­ mu~h I' ------,.1C L' C K I R II C including the California Virtual Uni versi ty, and foregone before Ihe conference cven cxp lains weal her pallerns belle els, as sures that cmissions levels .r started. The treaty prescribes cncrgy­ Ih an linear models. In fact, weather is wou ld probab ly still increase cv.:n if forging ahead wit h U Merced. However, :SUPIRBDWL: usc curhs (read: new taxcs) on th e evi l one of the more fam ous chaotic sys­ the trea ty were implemented today. Wilson 's ideas concernin g ou treach and K-12 edu­ CLUCK U. developed co unlri 's wh o fou led tems, as anyone who has heard the Thc onl y thing the treaty wou ld : SPECIAL I Chicken Co cut io n leave much to be desired . MOlh cr Gaia in their pursuil of mat er­ example of Ihe bUll ertl y in Beijing acco mpli sh would be to transfer I I In stead of running away from the problem ia l iTlammon and hi gher standard s of fl apping its wings am! causing a hurri­ wea lth fro m th e developed world to und lelling th e politicians create superficial li ving, while asking nOlhing of the ~ an c in Miami can alLest. the develop in g world. Luckity for us, sol utions to educational ill s, the parents, stu ­ poor. ex ploited developing world. This is one of the rcasons Ca plain cven thc senators ~o uld see thi s pilfall i ·1I~12 i II Like most liberal panaceas, the Mike and the re st of th e local weather and thcy vO led 98 -010 reject the Ireaty I I (on. doll.r off .ny purch ••• dents and teachers of alifornia need to make a trealy left much to be desi red in bolh forecasters cannot give accurate pre­ unless it applied equally to all signalo­ of $5.00 or mor.) stand against the decuy of the state" education the scienlilic and logical areas . In the dictions of Ihe weather even a week I lOne per visit. not valid with any I ries. I other olle, or valul ml.1 system. firsl place, it has nol been sati sfactori­ ahead of time. Still, the bureaucrats However, even in the face of thai I Expires 2128198 I ly shown that global warming is occur- want us all to believe their linear mod- See WARMING, Page 5 .------~ Thursday, January 15, 1998 The UCSD Guardian 6 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, Ianuary IS, 1998 NEWS 7

CEREMONY: department. According 10 new structure. FLU: Students "Our natural habit is to put our DEATH: Suicide Margareue Marshall , dance pro­ " You don 't see man y dance hands near our mouth and eyes, level is 1 in 25 for Building intended as gram director and in structor, the buildings on campuses," Wagner should wash their our mucous membranes, and a "temple" to dancers conditions of the facility wcre said . "This will proj ect the fo r­ that's how we transmit these Las Vegas visitors confined and unsafe for the warding of th e Departm ent of hands to be safe things from our hands to our bod­ Continued from page 1 Continued from pace 1 dancers. Theatre and Dance." Continued from pace 1 ies," she said. "It's important to re 'ult s would he aCl: urut e. they wall that opens the building to the ''The dan cers were gelling too myth that co ld and rai ny weather do frequent hand washing and to Approximately 200 people Wilt ro ll ed li)r age, race, sex and main campu s and the Mande ll man y injuries, such as sprained attended Tuesday 's opening cerc­ makes people sick is not exactl y avoid large collections of people state or res idence. Wei ss Forum and Theatre. ankles and shin splints, from such mony, including faculty, al umn i true. when you don 't have to [be "This study shuws th at it i., not a The fac ility also features aper­ poor Hoors," Marshall said . and officials. "The only thing about the among theml ." w in cid ence that Las Vegas, th e tures in the arching wall that allow Through a long process of Marshall described Tuesda y's weather that affect il is that we According to Shumaik, com­ premi er gamblin g cc nh: r in th e Brown Eyes fo Blue, Green, Hazel natural ventilation and li ght into petitioning, Marshall spearh ead­ opening as a long-awaited milestone come indoors and are closer plications of the flu virus include U.S., displays the hi g h ~s t suicide the studios, fl oor-to-ceiling win ­ ed the campaign for a beller for the future of UCSD dance. around each other rather than being pneumonia, meningitis and dehy ­ I..:vcls in th e nati on huth for vi sitors dows, basket weave floors, fa ci lit y. ''Today's opening was such a in an open space," she sa id. "In bad dration. He stressed that people and residents," Phillips sa id. acoustical isolation of the studios, In response to the administra­ spiritual ex peri ence," Marshall weather, we're all indoors" should not go to an emergency •~~~R!~~~~!!t~~S According to th~ study's WJ Fresh look Color lenses. PI to 6.00 . and spacious shower and loc ker ti on's refusal to remodel the said. "We can do nothing but suc­ Hendrickson also said that stu­ room unless they are ex perienc­ FREE authors, tht: average national sui ­ rooms. Main Gym, students wrote letters ceed from here." dents who received flu shots earli ­ ing severe symptoms. cide leve l for out-of-sta te vi sitors Predock, an award-wi nning to then­ er this year have a beller chance of "They shouldn ' t go at all DAILY WEAR EXTENDED WEAR DISPOSABLE LENSES was .97 per(;ent , or one death per arc hitc(; t, referred to hi s new facili ­ C han ce llor avoiding the flu . The influenza unl ess th ey hav e shortness or 100 tourists. Las Vegas, however, ty as a temple created speci ticall y Rich ar d vacc in e immunizes recipients breath or they' ve got a terrible had a sui cide level of 4.28 perl:ent , for the dan(;crs. Atkinson and the against the three types of flu vi rus­ headache and they're vomiting or $89** $99** $129** or one death in 25 - more than The design is "a dance on the vice chancell ors. es that Centers For Disease they' re dehydrated, " he said. four times th e nati onal average. sit e .. . an impulse tow ard move­ They also held Control And Prevention (CDC) Shumaik also sa id that antibi­ COMPLETE 2 PAIRS B&L FW COMPLETE Reno and Atlantic City also had ment where the dynamic tension classes ou tside scientists think will be most preva­ otics will not help people aftlicted "All 'Pkial, include 10 ..0, . exam, .yeearo kit and 10110 .. up .i.it. A,tigmohc I.ns •• high.r. unusuall y hi gh suicide levels, 2.31 between the building ami its site of Atkinson's lent during the upcoming season. with co ld and Ilu viruses. Not ""lid with any other off.r. off." expir •• 2/15/98. percent and 1.87 perl:ent, respec­ echoes the choreographic re!a­ offic e to gain ''The tlu shot definitely helps Revelle Junior Gwen Shores, ti ve ly. ROBERT HELLER, STEVEN TAYMAN, tion ship between dancers," re(;ognition for because there's going to be more who is just beginning to develop 0.0. • 0.0. The study also compares sui cid e Predock said. "It 's about dance th e dance pro­ than one strain of nu that people symptoms of the flu , said she leels FASHION CENTER leve ls in Atlantic City before and CO~A VERDE CENTER VALLEY and space, which is a spiritual gram 's needs. are sick with here," Hendrickson like she just hasn't been able to full y 8650 GINESIE AVE_ SII. 220 NEAl SAKS FtfTH AVENUE after 1978, the year gam bling was connec ti on ... According to said . ''There's going to be several , recover from the flu this season. (619'452-7374 (619,295-0537 lega li zed in New Jersey. Prior to Several guests at th e opening Mar s h a ll , and the more common ones are "It 's like I never reall y heal," th e legali zati on of gambling, said they enj oyed the exhibition Atkinson dec ided goi ng to be the ones that are cov­ she said. 'T II start to feel beller Atlantic Ci ty had sui cide levels of the creatively designed build ­ to allocate an ered by the CDC. It 's proven to be but then I'll get sick agai n. No consistent with the national aver­ ing. additional $1.5 true in the past and I don 't think it one's healing, we're all just pass­ age. Arter 197!:!, the sui cide levels "I particularly like the config­ million (for a total will really be different this year. ing it on to each oth er. " of both visitors and residents rose uration and different shapes of of $3 million) to ''Those people that have got­ Shumaik sa id that there is no to abnorm ally hi gh leve ls. the windows," said former UCSD build a new facili ­ ten their ilu shots will statisti cally way of knowing whether emer­ This before-and-after type of dance instru(; tor Colleen ty in response to definitely not get the tlu or have a gency rooms will be filled with evaluation cannot be performed fo r Shipkowski . "Our soc iety is fair­ the petitions. reduced case with those three Ilu sufferers in th e near future. Reno and Las Vegas because gam­ ly linear, but if dancers are sur­ Arthur influenzas," she added. "You can't really track what's bling was instituted in Nevada rounded by different types of Wagner, former Hendri ckson said that student going to happen," he said. "Over bel'ore data on sui cides was avail­ designs, it 's easier for them to chair and a found­ who have fevers over 101 °F the holid ays there was a bi g rush able. create. " ing father of the should not attend classes. Also, in and none of the emergem;y superior The resean:hers emphasized Prior to the completion of th e Theatre order to avoid catching a tlu or departments are seeing the num­ The new $3 million dance building joins the that th e study does not conclusive­ materials Dance Studio Facility, the dance Department, Mandell Weiss Forum and Theater in the UCSD cold, students should wash their bers they were seeing then. So, ly prove that a link exists between program shared part of the Main ex pressed hi s Theatre District, located south of Revelle hands frequently and avoid large whether it 's truly ove r, we don 't lega li zed gambling and high sui­ Gym with the ph ysical education approval ot' the College on Mandell Wefss Lane groups of people. know. It could be." cide rates; it only suggests statisti­ expert cally th at gi\ lllbling is linked to teachers large nu mbers of sui cides. The sta­ ti stics may in stead show an indirect link between ga mbling and sui cide. "We know that peopl e in des­ convenient COLLEGE LEADERSHIP Q:»PORTUNITIES perate economi c cin:umstam:es arc classes morc likely to commit suicide, and Are you looking for a challenging and exciting job next year? Gain valuable leadership and job we also know that gamb ling is experience! Apply to be an Resident Advisor/House Advisor or Orientation Leader at one assOI.:i'lted wi th desperate econoJn­ k circumstances." Phillips said . proven of the Five Colleges. "These findings mi gh t suggest that results See below for where to pick up an application and deadlines to apply: not just ga mblers, but other groups including spou 'es, chi Idren and rel­ atives of ga mblers. could also Resident Advisor Orientation Leader experience elevated risks of sui ­ College Deadline/Applications at: Deadline/Applications at: ci de." Phillips declined to take a posi­ ------~------ti on on whether gambling should REVELLE January 23 January 28 be lega l. "The point of thi s study was not Residence Life Office or College Center or to say whether there should or should not be gambling," he said . Student Activities Center or Dean's Office "The point was to provide evidence that would be useful in the debate I MUIR over gambling." I January 23 January 30 1; .! Residence Life Office Academic Advising Office 1 ~ 1; January 26 January 23 i Residence Life Office Dean's or Call today to enroll Academic Advising Office I.. In the #1 MeAT course! •11 a. January 23 February 13 Residence Life Office Dean's Office ~WARREN CO" FAp UTC Across hun MInn TlleIl.,S 411-0420 KAPLAN Del ...... 7t2-lU1 ELEANOR CIIIi~ T_ ..... 27~HOO ...... M8II .....1OO ROOSEVELT February 2 February 2 IlIIuIon v... , CHMI' atN31S Residence Life Office Academic AdviSing Office Hortoft ..... 23~2313 1-80B-KAP·TEST ....., ..... ~ ._------Must gresent COl.lpon. 01 www.kaplan.com Thursday, January IS, 1998 The UCSD Guardi an HIATUS 9 • ------~Film Review~r_------Jim Sheridan's 'The Boxer' Pulls No Punches Daniel Day -Lewis gives aknock -out performance as Danny Flynn aformer IRA member returning home Hoffman's film Hit the clubs this By S.. n Rahim! dan and company produce some of the most rea l­ for the 'Dogs ' weekend Senior Staff Writer isti c boxing sequences since Robert De Ni ro's per­ They say familiarity breeds complacency. In form ance in "Raging Bull." Known for hi s dedica­ "lI6el0 UCSD Guardian Arts II Entertainment January 15, 1998 " ..e14 the case of "The Boxe r," a poignant love story ti on, Day-Lewis spent the better part of two years from acclaimed tllmmaker Jim Sheridan, fam ili ar­ honing his boxing skills under McGu ian, and it ity breeds near-perfec ti on. shows. The fi lm reunites writer-director Sheridan with Needing two to tango for a successful love Dani el Day- Lewis after story, Academy Award­ Street they suct:essfull y teamed nominee Mary Watson up on "'n The Name Of Daniel Day-Lewis throws steps in on cue, amply The Father" - whi ch himself into the role as he has playing the part of Mag­ S was nominated for seven gie, an IRA leader's rene A<.:ademy Awards includ­ done so masterfully many daughter who was once ing Best Pi cture, Actor madly in love with and Director - and "My times before. . Danny. Films Left Foot," for whic h 11-______.... . Dann y's impri son- The following movies open Day-Lew is won an Ost:ar as Best Actor. ment forces hcr to suppress her fee lings . and she in theaters tomorrow. Joi ning them once again are "In The Name Of jumps into a love less marri age when Dann y wts The Father" co-writer , produ cer off all communicati on between himself and the • Hard Rain starring Arthur Lappin and editor , with outside world. Maggie is trapped by local intoler- Morgan Freeman and two-time Academy Award- winner ance, gossip and su picion. Her status as a prison- Christian Slater. servi ng as director of photography and Brian Mor- er's wife, th ough, cannot SlOp her from denying ris as producti on des igner. her hea rt once Danny returns, and the teenage • Fallen starring Donald A familiar crew does not necessaril y equ al a lovers begin to rek.indle a lost fl ame. Sutherland and Denzel great result , but Sheridan's stro ng script and Day- Sheridan's use of the boxing ring to explore th e Washington. Lewis' pass ionate performance create a movi ng natu re and limits of fear take the film to a hi gher story. leve l. The boxing ring , like a prison ce ll, comfort s • Half Baked starring Jim Pl ay ing the ro le of Dann y Flynn, a former lRA Danny with its simple, well-defined rules and Breuer and David member returning to hi s neighborh ood after 14 boundaries. In th e ring, words are not necessary Chappelle. yea rs in prison, Day- Lewis th rows himself into and th e fi ghter must answer hi s innermost fears the role masterfull y. After 14 years of seclusion, and fee lings while faci ng questi ons of courage and th e onl y place Flynn feels at pea<.:e is inside the pride. While Dann y fi ghts himself in the rin g, he box ing ring. There, the rules provi de a structure must fa<.:e the town 's scorn as he and Maggie begin Albums th at the chaotic and un predi ctab le streets of to fall in love agai n. The foJ/owing albums will Belfast cannot - offe ring him a way to rebu ild Sheridan's quest to explore love, allegiance and his life. human di gni ty in settings as violent as the boxi ng be released next Tuesday. Courtesy of UniverSal Pictures/Frank Connor With the services of boxi ng co nsultant and ring and No rth ern Ire land gives "The Boxer" an aelf•• t: After 14 years in prison , Danny Flynn (Daniel Day-Lewis) returns • Hepcat will release Right Worl d Champion light er Barry M<.:G uia n, Sheri- insightful and revea ling look at hu ma n nature. to the streets of Belfast and to his form er love, Maggie (Mary Watson). On Time . • Fr•• kw.t.r will release Springtime. 3 GOLDEN GLOBE NOMINATIONS INCLUDING att:hi ng television a few month s BEST PICTURE OF THE YEAR • The Bogmen wi ll re lease ago, I was surp rised to find an ( MUS1CAL OR COMEDY) Close Captioned Radio. energetic duing his ~ AND BEST ACTOR OF THE YEAR ~ famou s acrohatic martia l art s - [! DUSTIN HOFFMAN • Ace Frehley will re lease II Loaded Deck. on a Mounlai n Dew commercial ! It seemcd ironic because any fan lAVIl) ANSLN Of NLWSWll K ',AYS • godheadSilo will re lease of Hong Ko ng <.:inellla kn ows ,I/Wag the Dog' is the most wickedly Share th e Fa ntasy. Chan has been around for th e las t entertaining movie of the season! " cul~ ~o: . Who else woul d be mad ­ t() pertom'l his own stu nts at th e SISKL {. EB! HT SAY Concerts aJlIlOSi- oYel}" bone in his body ? "Two thumbs up! Way up! thoughr tbit good old Chan • Tickets are on sale now Ameriea's mainstream, a Illa r­ One of the year 's best films! " for Transistor who will _"_',na to ~ldRCi)forthe past 10 AND f~OG[R EBfHT SAYS, perform at the Ca sbah "Watching Hoffman and De Niro tomorrow. Call 220-TIXS rno 'lJIIltnense SlI C- for information. 1IJr)"Wc,o and together is apleasure. Two of the . And' • Tickets are on sale now best perrormances by for Creed with , •• two great actors!" Party and Subro.a at Brick By Brick on Jan. 18. Call 220-TlXS for

information . Dua~ln Robert HOFFMAN DE NIRO Over SO DIFFERENT COMPUTERS from $99 to $2599 • Ti ckets are on sale now for Nomeanano with Huge selection of LAPTOPS, PRINTERS & Grand Prix and The MUCH MOREl ·Ne.,,-bo,. at the Casbah on Feb. 2. Call A ItOLI..YWOOU I'(0 1)ULEH. Over I 00 STORES,to serve you nationwidel 220-TlXS for information. A WASIIINCTON SI'I -DOCTOR. WilE TlIEVCETTOGETII ER. T II EV A MAKE YOU 11E 1.1 EVE ANYrl liNG. WAGlHl DOG guy gets the girl. This plot &_--_.. --- Hong Kong imports such as Jackie Chan and tons of marti al-art fi ght scenes and blood-and-gore e®IR gun fi ghts. However, there is more to Hong Kong John Woo have made an impression stateside, films than Woo and Chan. 7305 CLAtREMONT MESA BLVD. A Hong Kong cult favorite is director Lam, who KEARNY MESA breathing fresh life into the film world produced great acti on films such as "City on Fire" and "Prison on Fire." 576-2001 M ·F' 10 A""7 PM • gAT. 10 A M - 6 PM Lam is Woo's counterpart ; instead of Woo's SUN . 1 1 AM- !> PM dramati c, hi gh-nying stunt acti on, Lam's acti on Only 5 miles from UCSD. Toke 52 east to 805 south. STORY BV ·fFl scenes are surreal. His vi sual imaginati on rath er Exit Ooiremont Meso Blvd. HIt two bIoclcs. than great stunts is what makes hi s movi es work, and hi s character's are not a nat as Woo's tend to UCSD We BUY, SELL and TRADE ~ GORRDInR REPORTER be. There is no di stinct good guy or bad guy, but PO's See ACTION, Page 14 USED & NEW computers ~, 10 HIATUS The UCS D Guardi an Thursday, January 15 , 1998 Thursday, January 15 , 1998 The UCSD Guardian HIATUS II ------~Film Review~~------~------'-----...Album Review§s------DJSIuIdow U~~AN 011:9. All Bark, No Bite Preemptive...- Strike Hoffman and De Niro team up in new -••• When the ge neral public's expo­ arl~.~·t ~r~·S political comedy 'Wag The Dog' sure to hip-hop is limited to th e WINTER EVENTS SEASON likes of Pu ff Daddy and hi s cro nies, By Asaph Amlr direclor. Ac ting in w llusio n, Ih ey it is refreshing to see that true Guardian Reporter produce desired publi c opinion on artists like the Bay Area's OJ Shad­ Rn fVfnlnG Df GUITHR VIRTUOSITY A black comedy starri ng Dustin demand and manufacture nalional JoIIrne,..n Mmillea ow arc keepin ' it real, so to speak. Hoffman and Robert De N i ro, sentiment. Their objective is to National Hijinx Re-Load In many ways, OJ Shadow 's "Wag The di rect a co ntri ved war, thus dis­ "'_1 __ '- embodies the sa mple-based, turntable Dog" is full of wry humor and tracting allention from a hig h-level - -••• -•• al1istry behind hip-hop, conglomerat­ uncompromising irony. Hoffman sex scanda l and wi n Ihe election for Journ ey man's second album, Metallica continue to redefine ing obscure and innumerable bilS into plays hi s ro le with great ski ll in th ei r hoss, Ihe preside nt of the National Hij inx, takes on the themselves, for beller or worse, as epic and original songs. yel another vi rtu oso perform ance. United Slatcs. ad mirable qualiti es of a film they return with their seventh full­ On Preemptive Srrike, a coll ec­ f he fi lm has some hil arious A redeeming merit of the film soundtrack with its bizarre sam­ length album, Re-Load. The new tio n of earlier singles and remixes, comedic riffs, including a pervert­ is that Ihe president himse lf is ples , sli ck drum breaks and orc hes ­ record is intended as a continuation DJ Shadow demonstrates the skills ed cameo by made invisible in "Wag The Dog ." tral melodies. On a first li sten, of last year's multi -platinum Load, which sct his music apan from that and a deadpan appearance by the Thus, the supposed sanitized and Courtesy of New Une Cinema/Phil Caruso however, what is most noticeable bearing a simil ar sound' but clearly of most hip- hop arti sts. Pieci ng perennial country-western hippie, representative image of the Oval ... Trip: Dustin Hoffman stars as an eccentric film producer who wants the credit for creating the are the album's fast and furiou s attempting to experiment more together sampl es of thundering . Office is sym bolically distanced biggest masterpiece of his career in New Line Cinema 's comedy · Wag the Dog. " beats. wi th the musi c. drums, funky basslines, piano and The fe w meril s of "Wag The from the covert and manipulative With their pairing of female Fans of old Metallica, who were keyboard oUll akes, jazzy riffs and Dog," however, fail to compensate campaign machine, the subject of voca ls and rich strings, Journ ey ­ dismayed by the softer, more (;001- carryi ng a melody wi th flui d for its major naws. The main prob­ th e film . man 's work recall s the thematic mercial nature of Load and 1992's turnt ab le scratches is no si mp le ~~{j~ lem is that Hoffman's character is The film 's producers printed a styles of Porti shead and Sky lab Metallica , will find no so lace in th e feal , but DJ Shadow manages 10 Ihe only one that is well·defined. se lf-congratulatory note during Ihe accomplish it both smoolhl y and De Niro adopts a low-key posture, end credits about their speedy one­ - parti cularly on tracks li ke 76 minutes of Re-Load. ~ SfR,o~ ~ft,~ "Spy" and "Eugolana Box." The band 's dis tim;ti ve guitar aesthetica ll y. An .vening of outstanding musicianship by two mas1ers of the instrument. BarrulKo, which fails to contribute positively month completion of principal What sets Journeyman apart from ri ffs and thrashy tempos I hat Und ernea th Pre emptive Strike's whose venalilily .xtends from works by Ilia old Spanish masten to lis CaloboraliollS 10 this film . The result is a largely shooting. The standard for Holl y­ trip-hoppers, however, is th eir defined the metal genre in the noisier part s lies a sultry and co he­ with jan Ilreals ~ (orea and Keith JOffIIt, joins 5I¥III;time ~nmny. nami ... and Jull and tedious film , with no strik­ wood film shooling is three Morse ng. adept se nse of rhythm. The '80s are still absent - in their sive ambience whi ch hold s th e oth­ lormer Dixie Drags member. Sit". for dis speOaI ..... Ing dialogue. month s. However. this achieve­ rhythm is built up in tranquil place are unu sual chord voici ngs erwise unbalanced pieces toge ther. .IInUlry ZZ. til...... , ...... IIIL...... ' Director hardly ment is modest when considerin g melodies and see ms 10 creep oul and an increased emphasis on In this area, DJ Shadow's experi ­ .lspires 10 the entertai nm enl qual i­ the relalive simpli city of this pro­ 8.A. SZO • FlciitylStlfflkClt. $1' • St. $11 of nowhere. vocals. mental nature - whi ch oft en elim­ .ies of his best films like "Good duction that has virtuall y no special The album 's first track , Re-Load excels lyri cally, dis­ inates traditional noti ons of rap­ Mornin g Viet nam " :lnd "Rain effec ts or location shots. "National Hijinx," takes a surpris­ cussing themes ranging from ping, rhymi ng and matchin g beats Man." The star all racti on fails to James Ca meron's "Titanic" ing tum, as it rips in and out of a ad di cti on (" Fixxxer") to the ob liga­ - is wildly successful. li ve up 10 its potenlial . Panially due highlighted its hi gh costs on the shuftling drum loop. On "National tory sa tanic tune ("Dev il 's - Esther Yoon An;ani's 10 poor directing, ,De Niro and final print, whereas "Wag The Hijinx 2" and "Sloath," Journey­ Dance"). Hoffman share no substantial or Dog" merely hi ghlights it s own man utili ze choppy and shifting In "Carpe Di em Baby," which at powerful cenes. low budget. record beats, ofte n referred to as "dri II . n times comes out sounding like a K,athak In "Wag The Dog," Hoffman is "Wag The Dog" is currentl y Courtesy 01 New Une Cinema/Phil Caruso Courtesy 01 New Line Cinema/Phil Caruso bass." motivational speech, voca li stl l Hollywood producer and De Ni ro playi ng in theaters Ihroughout San Doctor: tries to save the Helplne ...... : appears as a Journey man's Paul Frankland, rhythm guitari st James Hetfield _RATINGS_ a presidential media campaign Diego. president's career as strategist Conrad Brean. presidential aide in · Wag The Dog." with his eclec tici sm, comes reyeals what may be the 010110 Excellent Dance of thro ugh on National Hijinx. This behind Metallica's 17-year career: Good ***** ec lecticism will also be featured "Break Ihe rul e/Live to win/Dare to **** on a handful of upcomi ng projects rai I." Fair *** Jn~ia FIND - including a remi x of it Co idcu l In a nut shell , if you didn't like Weak si ngle. Load, you won 't like Re-Load. ** Anioni 's KathaIc Dam of India is a company of dancers IIIffornina a .,000 y... old Poor claSsical form. With musiOans .l1li tabla, ~, ~1M1 ~na ft~., thi dancers - Esther Yoon - Matthew Kalinowski m. * achieve inned'" harmony of motion and DnIIGIIt Interplay with the itIstrumenIs. "'nUlry Z4...... , ...... 1InH1t IIIIIItII'ttIm "A TRIUMPH! 8.A. $11 • FlCuitylStlfflkClt. $14 • St. $lZ AMONG THE MOST UPROARIOUS Can ihe sound the polish and the ;n"rpreti~e depth to rivtol the best in the wtirltI.• COMEDIES IN MEMORY. , -New York Times A WORK OF COMIC GENIUS!" - Gene Shala. TODAY. NBC ·TV "BRACINGLY FUN'NY!" - Kenneth Turan. lOS ANGELES TIMES Put it in the T.,',. I ,II UCSD Guardian Personals "ONE OF 21 words for m•••• 1. ., "III.U 2: Students THE YEAR'S 3: staff and faculty 10 BEST!" Muir Quarllt - Janet Maslin. THE NEW YORK TIMES - Kenneth Turan, LOS ANGELES TIMES Jlnulry 31 • SIll.., ...... nlllVlllt bIIItIrIIII

CAUlIIIW.. VlllUllU 1I.ull AllI' I ... SZO • SbIIIlntI $181•• $SIt-till- ...... IAUIAI .,CllAn IEIIAIII • UIC ""SiAl Illl' eIYSlAl 11.IIA"5 WIlU SOIiMAII ~ Jerill us at .'IEl"U"n~' MlI.fI" 'llIE IAWIU Ell( lll" IULIA lII1S - Dllff'S IIIU."111 \ the Ttarel Fair '" campus ill ~ 11111 .....1 llISAllTM 'NUl S!AlLlY !UCtl M, rs n .IIIIIIIllIAIIS • the 'rice Center at UCSD ~ FIbraJ 2S, Ilnz _. HCiW, ...... UP7 .IM_ .r.,..... , •• Uer ••••, lIa ••••, Ira••••...... I .... III. " •••• rl••••• re ...., , ...... III ••• re •••••1 ••• n.Oaa ARne lile FeaI\Jes _ ~ Films_ <>-n'., a Jean DotrnaniIn Production 'DI!conslndllg Harry' c-g 1II.AAieI r.,u eo...... 00IIp Su!y 8enooge! f _ AU onaCl III DIPalma. AJ C ..... SosIti E. MIne, ~_ 0..,.. Santo loqUllStl ""*""'" Carlo ,.. - COPt.... llldwdllrlcll ec.t ...... -.Jlldlflolh Charles H. JoIIe lettyArOflSlll ,.,...... Fe .. ..., - .... e M...... 1t AaIIIIIrI_ ("'guln:ll-.:-=:tL __ J.E. geelJCalre PtOll

EVE N T S Batik , Calligraphy, Sculpture. Drawing/ 453-6396. (1/12-15) (6 19) 755-8804 . (1/ t2-15),__ _ one pair OW soft contacts- only $89. onto the ice (in his street shoes) during Classified Line Painting, Photograph y, Ceramics, FINGER MISSING ? If you lostthe upper Ask about our incredible colored lens play, ftailing around like Charlie Chaplin MUL nCULTURALJOB FAIR . Thurs., Guitar, Silk-Screening, Swimming (WSI FOR SALE 2/3 of your finger and would like to offer. Dr Selby 0 .0.578-6796 . (1 /12-31 until he was properly squashed. Take 1/22, 10 :30-2pm on the Library Walk (if Ad Rates Preferred), Sailing, Waterskiing , Dance, 12)____ _ some advice, fool-tay off the joy juice. SONY phone with answer machine. partici pate in a study at UCSD Center rain , P Ctr. Ballrm) Hundreds of jobs S1uden": 52 per 20 words Aerobics and Piano. Other staff: Driverl {!!,15} _ Many functions . Hardly used. Bought for Brain and Cognition, contact us at Psychotherapy: Individual and for UCSD students of ALL MAJORS. CLASSIFIEDS Faculty & Staff: S3 per 20 wOrdl Video , Head Chef and Assistant. Someone recently won a ticket to 619-534-6240 . (1 /12-1 /15) couples therapy, in a supportille and All 01hers: 54 per 20 words new for $1 00 sacrifi ce for $40 Pgr. 685 - Tune up that resume! More info: www­ Housekeeping, NightWatchperson. On caring environment. to help you deal Michael Flatley's Lord of the Dance The UCSD GU8/dlsn reserves Ihe right to classlly. edll. delete ollenslve words and 899 ~11 2-15 } csc.ucsd.edu (1 /'.?-20) Advance payment is required. Campus Interviews February 17th. Call with Personal. Family & School show on a radio station . Second prize phrases. and/or reluse any and all advertisements wolhout prior notilicatlon. The Advertiser TREK6500. Excellentcond.$440. 534- SERVICES Wi ll nOI hold Ihe Gus/d;an liable lor any claims resulting Irom th e publication 01 the 1-8oo-279-3019for information . (1/15- Pressures, Relationship Issues, was two tickets . (1/15) Classifi~d Display ~51. (1112-~ ____ advenisemenl The publisher Will also nOI be held accountable lor any ctaim Irom an 2112) PSYCHOTHERAPY. Become better Depression , Loss, Anxiety, Pregnancy, Roseanne just cashed out the latest JON E 5 agreemenl made between the advertiser and th e consumer I 0 D" (0 Ad Rates Wanted: Part-time childcare needed New Playstation games still in wrapper. able to cope with life's stresses. Self Esteem, Motivation, Career Issues. 10lle of her life, Ben Thomas. One might Copy should be reViewed by the adverllser lor errors . In order to be corrected," Ihe next $9.00 per column Inch for 10 month old in our home near UTC Final Fantasy VIII , Bushido Blade, Identify and overcome obstacles to etc. Laurie Kolt, Ph .D., Psychologist have forseen that this wasn't going to regular issue, all errors must be reponed by Ihe corresponding deadline Credit Will only Crash Bandicoot 2, Golden Nugget, be a permanent gig-the talloo she got be given lor Ihe Incorreci portion ol lhe advertisement. Thereare no relunds lor cancellations. Deadlines: mall . Transportation and references academic achievement. Help with (LicllPSY8556), La Jolla 456-2005 . (11 PubliCillon DI" OIIPIY Adl Line Ads on this hubby's behalf simply read Pie... Mnd all co"•• pondence r.gerdlng Cte ••llIed. 10 : re uired. Tom@457-4330. (I l lS) NHL Powerplay '98, Road Rash, Doom. mood difficulties, anxiety, identity ~ ·occupant.· (IllS) UCSD Guerdlen, Alln: CI ...llIed. , 9500 Gllmen Orlve '0316, La Jolla. CA 92093. Mondly Noon Thurs. 3 pm Thurs. Thurs, Jan. 22 From $15-30. James 558-3100 pager issues , relationship problems. Acluelloce110n: Slud.nl C.nl.r A, Room 217. Thursdly Noon Mon. 3 pm Mon. ROOMMATES 760-866-5784 . La Jolla ~15-20) _ Supportive , caring app roach. Close to LOST & FOUND Mac Performa 550. 250mb harddrive, camp us. Reduced fees for students. La Jolla furnished rooms for rent, or Carol Randol ph , PhD. (PSY15060) ADVISORS WANTED FOR 1998-99! www-csc.ucsd.edu(1I15-20}<-__ have 1 year experience working with .::, lO:30-2pm • Library Walk 36mb ram, CD-rom. Software 7.5 with Did you pick up a TI-85 calculator on furnished rooms to share in house. 619~99-8484 . (11/ 17-tlI5) Wednesday, Dec. 3 from the Physics Pick up referral at Career Services, children ages 5-12. Call Rubyanne at H rain, Price etr_ BaUroom. 11 inch color monitor. $700 negoti able. ~ Private entrance , working studen t! PSYCHOTHERAPY/COUNSELING 1CL Lab? If you have any clue to its s.~- (l..c• .",L (lu..;{~ Job 11913524. Applications due 566-5740 . (1/12-1 /20) More IDfo: www-ac.ursd_edu 552-0242 . (1 /15-221 EMPLOYMENT whereabouts, please call Megan at 638- ( .11 Il/(l i 11 ( .1 11 II/ Monday, 2/2/98 by 4:30 p.m. professional. Non-smoker, no pets, lite MCAT Study Materials . Complete 1996 at a very low fee by experienced, WANTED: ELEANOR ROOSEVELT INTERN- I Love A Clean San Diego, a .lll!/i/" i, f If Ii, 1/ 11 I'iI.'11 J ,"~I ;'/! rj .' Information session Tuesday, 1/27/98 cooking, considerate , responsible, very licensed professional. Almost all issues 1776. (1I15-29L _ COLLEGE RESIDENT ADVISORS non-profit, environmental agency, Pri nceton Review, including study Some fan can in Pepper Canyon Lodge, 8:30 PM. (11 clean , quiet, low key environment, includ ing relationships , ca reer , FOR 1998-99! See Career Services for seeks intern to assist with programs & guides and 8 lull length practice exams. 5-15) walking distance to beach, near school. isolation , sexuality, stress , substance annual events. Requirements: Hundreds of $200 . 579-2858 . (1/15-20L _ PERSONALS Ski1~ win referral , Job # 913524. Applications Ranging from $485 .00-$600.00 use and abuse , anxiety, identity , etc. Silky, Smooth $10,000 computer experience , public speaking by sinking a layup, free throw, due Monday, 212/98 by 4:30 p.m. (1/5- including utilities. Call 1-619-459-6322 . Fo r Sale : Powermac Performa Participants will be asked to provide Sports fans ! Take part in the Jones I Eyebrow . $10 Bikini .... $15 skills, available 4 hourslwk and interest 3-pointer and half court shot in FLY CHEAP!! 29) (1 1/17-1 /29) 6115CD , 3 years old s/w, 24MB ram , anonymous data for book therapist is Soda $10 Grand Challenge at UCSD lip .. . .. $5 1/ 2 Leg .. $25 JtROUND TRIP COURIER FARES. in environment and/or teaching. Must 25 seconds! Telemarketing/Appointment Sellers. 15" monitor, modem, laser printer- $975 researchi ng . Must be college age. $1 5- basketball games. Sign up this Friday I Underarm . $15 Full Leg .. $45 onclon $285 Mexico $150 Hong Kong 5389 be self-starter. Fax resume to 467- ~ Chilli 5360 Sydney 5520 &.ngkok $370 $7 .00/hour + bonuses to start. Our top obo. Desk and secretary table- $50 $20 per hour. Call fordetails. Bill Martin . and Saturday night, at the 7 p.m. II MASSAGE $20 (3 11 ,. j ,, ) I .. iI""II"'- 1314, Alln : Stephanie Straub. Position .40·80% OFF ALL FARES- producers are making $20.00Ihour. Will obo ~ Tom @45 7-4330. (1/15) MFCC (MFC 33939), Del Mar. (619) games at RIMACI If you make a lay­ EXPERT ACNE FACIAL ,,,,,,, $40 IRog. $601 is unpaid. (1/12-1 /22) up, free throw. 3 pointer and half court AIR COURIER INTERNATIONAL train. (619)350-8411 . (1/5-15) For Sale: SAE stereo with infinity 755-2407 . (1/8-2 0) I BACK WAXIN G fOR MEN $40 IRog S50I shot in 25 seconds, you win $10,000 NOT VALID WIT~ 'NY onl ER OFfER . EXP. 2/28/98 1·800·298-1230 24 hr MUL T1CUL TURALJOB FAIR. Thurs ., speakers- $150 obo ; Faux marbl e BRING IN COUPON, VAL ID O Nl~ WITH CIlIIIELIA Klassic Kids Child Care Centers are CHEEPER PEEPERS! Eye exam and co urtesy of UCSD Athletics and Jones 1/22 , 10:30-2pm on the Library Walk (if coffee table with glass top- $75.00 hiring staff for part time morning and .. All majors welcome! :' complete pair of glasses-only $99. 10 Soda! (1/15_) _ Are you driving up to the San Jose area rain , P. Ctr. Ballrm) Hundreds of jobs Tom @457-4330. (tlI5) W------E H AVE MOV ED TO • minutes from UCSD. Dr. Selby 0 .0. within the next few weeks? I will pay afternoon hours. $6.25 per hour. Hockeyis a fast game. played by brutes PersQffQUzed Workollt 0 for UCSD students of ALL MAJORS. 578-6796. (1/12-3/12 ) you if you deliver my computer monitor. Experience working with children ages Tune up that resume! More info: www­ Coffee Cart Operator- Torrey Pines carrying sharp sticks. At th e Kings­ 458 - 19 97 • 456 - 2 95 Call to make arrangements. 5-12 required . Call Pam at 460-3750. VV ANT E 0 CONTACTS-Exam , fitting , follow-up, Ducks game th e other night. a fan got ;825 FJ)' Av e. L. J o ll . csc.ucsd.edu (1/15-20) Golf Course -Part Time Mornings­ WANTED: ELEANOR ROOSEVELT • ______• Mark@558·6387. (1/15-29) (1/12-20) Experience preferred- Doug 760-753- Need interns to answer phonesloffice COLLEGE RE SIDENT ADVI SORS ANNOUNCEMENTS MULTICULTURAL JOB FAIR . Thurs., Jewish American subjects reimbursed 1577. {1/15-22} work at Film Festival Office. 10-15 hrs/ FOR 1998-99! See Career Services for 1/22, I 0:30-2pmon the Library Walk (if for interview. If you are a UCSD student, wk. $7/hr. Call Carol (619}457-2200 Camp Wayne-( sister half of brotherl HAVE A WORLD CLASS referral , Job # 913524. Applications REVELLE LE A D E R S HIP -OP PORTUNITI E ~ rain, P. Ctr. Ballrm) Hundreds of jobs 21-25, call 552-8585 x4185 for more extl4. (1 /15-1/26) sister camp, Northeastern EXPERIENCEI ELEANOR for UCSD students of ALL MAJORS. information.(1112-6/4) Pennsylvania, 6/20-8118198} . Have the due Monday. 212/98 by 4:30 p.m. (1/5- ROI)SEVEL T COLLEGE RESIDENT Tune up that resume! More info: PIT Babysiller wanted ior 5 year old most memorable summer of your 29) Harmonium Inc. is hiring Recreation boy must be flexible and easygoing. lIfel Directors needed for Drama, Leaders for an outdoor playground Experience + references . Scripps Camping/Nature, Cheerleading and ~~~~~~ program . Monday-Friday part time Ranch Village Area 271-7646. (1115- Golf. Counselors for: Tennis, Golf, aftemoon hours . $7.00 per hour. Must 26) Gymnastics, Team Sports, Low Ropes, : WOMEN WHO : ,.~ Costa Verde Shopping Mall ~ ARE PROUD ~ ~r"""o (Across from UTC) JOBS I N THE GLOBAL MARKET ..••. ~ of their he rita ge, you ~ 457-9500 ~ may be eligib le to be an ~ Being Asian bilingual is your ticket to success_ copies. color copies. binding. oversized. Inte",iew with the world's top companies at the Pan-Asian Job Fair, including: ~ egg donor if you are ~ computer rentals. graphic design Adobe Systems, won. Fidelity Investmenu. Johnson &. Johnson. Proct., &. Gamble. and more! ~ 21-28 years . healthy, ~ Feb. 6· 7. 1998 South San Francisco Conference Center ~ respo nsible . ~ 255 South Airport Blvd. Ca ll Jessica. FF C Sooth San francisco. CA Roommmate (Prefer Male) to sublease ~ ~ To register or get more information. contact: room for Spring Qu arter '98 in very ~ 619-581-1820 ~ Applicatlon..e available now In the .e"elle International Career Information Inc. spacious. 4 bedroom La Jolla house. Phone: 1-800·859-8535· http://www.rici.comiacw. e-mail: jfin([email protected] House includes all major utilities, ~ GENEROUS ~ Colle~e Administration Building and at the China · Hone Kon, • India ' Indonc,;a • Japan ' Koru • Malay,LI • Phi lippinu • SinClpore • TlIlwln • Thllillnd • Vieuum swimming pool, large backyard, etc. ~ COMPENSATION ~ $400 .00/month + security depos it. College Center. &y.~;.ASIAN JOB FAIR Excellent location. Call Mike @ 450- ~~~~~~ 1709. (1/8-1 c..o.5} ___ FEMALE HAIR MODELS (40) females Applicatio". ar. due by 2 BRll BA Mission Hills Ap t. 300$ + especially (AS IANS ) needed lor utilities. Quiet hilltop location, close to January Long Beach Hair-show! No Formula For T shuttle. Brent 293-0213. AvaiI2/98-121 experience necessary. Earn up to$900 ~iiD [irlil ' !tfl~ ~-II 98. (1/8-1 /15L aday. Call (24-hours) 1-800-959-9301 . I Room for rent near UCSD. $360 perl (11120-1/29) \ , ANY QUESTIONS CALL 534 -3493 mo . Own bed/bath Prefer femal e. MI SSION BEACH/PACIFIC BEACH : Availabl e now! Call Jen or Mel 784- Graduate student looking for ni ce 0113. (1I8- 15) bedroom fo r rent. February I-August Roommate wanted to share house in 31. Non-smoker. Call : (617}469 -0193 . N. Pacific Beach . 1Omi nutes to UCSD , (tl12 -1/20) own bedroom, ocean view . $450 EGG DONORS NEEDED! Have you +util ities/month . 488-5635.(1/12-15) conSidered helping an infertile couple's MISSION BEACHIPACIFIC BEACH : dream come true? If you're 21-30years Graduate student looking for ni ce and willi ng to he lp , please call bedroom for ren t. February I-Augu st OPTIONS at (800) 886-9373. All races 31. Non-smoker. Call : (617}469-0 193. needed. Compensation $3,500 . (1/5 - (1I12-215) 3112) FOR RENT OWN YOUR OWN HOME, save rent $. EGG DONORS Condos $100,000+ . Hom es WANTED orVlO winning te $200 ,000+ . Special savings UCSD III campul~~ staN/students. Area expert, 20 years If you are a healthy fema le ~ e.!1va.noe to the ,.u c "'0 DlLilar • CIIIIYIatr experience. REIMAX COAST ALJudith between the ages of 19 and 30 (10/6-3/11L- IOUrnamanl Orb~~ "4011 oampus I Haddox. 274-4477. and have health insurance. ~te . ....';6 Serv/nr.·.Paclfic Beach/Mission Beach o ¥:J vi 4IJl 1iIN._ &.QlPlo J Hahcuts LA JOLLA FURNISHED ROOM in Compenutlon $3,100. lle 1\10 h MIIIDI"'Q nShips. 1550 Gamet Ave. I Incl. shampoo. conditioner, cui &. blowdry • townhouse near UCSD and bus, I a 1'1 4ct"a.nce to the I Rei· $22 rr I utilities, laundry, kitchen, garage, Call Mirna Navas at onal Valid wilh Slephani •• Sarah. Michelle & Jenny • l\egl ChampionShiPS. 272-9.00 L male graduate or post-doc. $500_ (310) 829-8782 We-" be de',"",n, to UCSD .oonl ------,. -114 II bat ---_ 450-6935. (1I15-20) .. for more info. ------Pap.'. '.. I.;'" -T------T------I Dauble Plna I ftuIfty Singte bedroom in townhouse near UCSDlbus. WID , pool. Prefer female, -...... J_~ 7:8... '_1722 I lOne 16" NSIND. $400 + 1/3 utilities. Available Males and females paid $30.00 for ...... -. ITwo 1 I 211 . 450-0975 . (1 /12·. ...c.' /_29;.!.}__ _ interview. If you are of Japanese, ...... II1II...... 22.. • =-... .c ...... l8II... FOR RENT-3 BRl2BA Large Condo. 2 Chinese, or Korean descent. call VA, Dai ...... na. -- 7 __ __ .... _1...... "'"' :. I~.,~ ..,...... 11...... __...... 552-8585 x2182. (1/5 -3112) ...... blocks UTC and bus . $1 ,375 mo. Call ...... M· ...... •...... ·-..-..... · .. t1.. c__ Susie at (619) 578-4257. (1/12-22) -~ 7 __ ..-"...... aa ••• S _ DAYCARE; spend quality time with ...... _ ...... _. sm ... _-- ...... 1 ... I ~ . : FOR RENT 3 BDRM , 2 BTH HOUSE infant. Carmel Valley. Flexible W.... '1.1S .. ~VlMI UNIVERSITY CITY AND LA JOLLA schedule. References preferred: Call Spon_ by n.. F_~. n.. u" __.... C_" UCAII, n.. VIc:. Chonc.lo.. Ollie. 01 _ """.... and _lillie 14 HIATUS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January IS, 1998 Thursday, Janual)' IS, 1998 The UCSD Guardian SPORTS 15 ------Concert Preview",~---- es for the AFC Western Division UCSD Sports Clubs Round-Up BIG AL: champion Kansas City Chiefs. Mr. Davis has Most appalling, however, was destroyed his team Davis' decision to move the The Carnival Arrives SKDNG Raiders back to Oakland in 1995. ICE HOCKEY Continued from P8Ie 16 Who the hell moves a team back to The Fugees'Wyc/efJean brings his solo act to town How does a six-hour-plus drive sound every "Blame it on the rain" - one of the greatest songs the AFC Championship game. the city they moved out of! other weekend '? For most of us it sounds, well, long. of our generation. Whoever Milli Vanilli truly was, It was Davis' call to fire another Davis, a tyrannical despot in his By Sean Rahimi his heritage at a c'lreer point where all toO However, for the 28 members of the UCSD colle­ they sure could sing a good tune. and what amazing former head coach, Mike own right, rules the Raiders with an Senior Staff Writer many artists become lax in the wake of giate ski and snowboard team, the drive to dancers! Their song is one that comes to mind when Shanahan, in 1990. Poor Shanahan iron fist. Vince Lombardi could On the eve of the release or his debut global prominence. Mammoth mountain is worth it - especially last looking at the UCSD hockey team's recent game - misfortune found him after coach this team and still not satisfy solo album on RuffllOuse/Columbia Tire Carnival's four Creole numbers di s­ weekend 's trip. against Cal State Long being fired by the Raiders. He's Davis. Now that the Raiders are Records, The Fugees' Wyclef Jean appears play Jean's diversity as he cries out against On Saturday, the UCSD Beach. a 6-0 loss. coaching the Denver Broncos in the indescribably bad, enough so that ready to take hip-hop to the next level. the misguided climate of his homeland, men ' ski squad braved the As the stonny weather Su~r Bowl next Sunday. they're gelling the fourth pick in Wyclef lean PreJelllS The Camival is, for Haiti. "Sang Fezi" is a hip-hopping freestyle gusting winds and placed succeeded in keeping It was Davis' call to disrespect the NFL draft, it is obvious that all intents and purposes, 'Clef's fulfillment assault of Haitian pride. "Jaspora" and fifth overall against teams UCSD fans from attending, Marcus Allen - easily one of the Davis is the virus eating this team of hip-hop's "nex t level" prophecies. For "Yele" are moving, reggae-influenced num­ from UCLA, USC , San the UCSD hockey team top-five running backs of all time. alive. now, hi s next step is to take to the stage, bers, while "Carnival" is the quintessential Diego State University, UC was getting rained on by an [n 1994, Allen's last season as a Do yourself a favor, AI - come By Brendan Cahill fun , that's really all that counts. something he will do Jan . 20 at 4th & B in kompas (the type of music to pack the dance Santa Barbara and CSU explosive CSU Long Beach then-Los Angeles Raider, Davis down out of your lofty skybox and Senior Staff Writer Do you ever notice a flux in p0pu­ downtown San Diego. floor of any Caribbean affair). Long Beach. team at the San Diego Ice Arena. Long Beach has saw to it that Allen was used only coach the team yourself. Then There are five goth/industrial clubs in San larity of the scene or the clubs? Blunted on Reality, The Fugees Tracks like the bouncy and infectious Ryan Broner, Robert Uholm and Seth Delackner given UCSD hockey fits in the past, as shown by as a third-down back. Davis ran maybe you can feel the humiliation Diego: Club Retro. Soil, Therapy, Under­ Just because of school and work . We see (Rcfugee Camp) debut effort - largely an "Anything can Happen"; the moving "Gone finished 21 st. 23rd and 24th, respectively. UCSD's 0-1-3 lifetime record against Long Beach. him out of L.A. faster than you can the players and coaches feel evel)' world, and Vortex . (Room 13 is on hiatus for more people in the summer and around holi ­ angry album refl ec ting the hard times of Till ," composed by Jean and in The UCSD men 's snowboarding team also did UCSD came out strong, and was able to hold say "free agency." Allen now rush- day. now. and though Warsaw may be reappear­ days. But otherwise, no; it stays pretty con­ growing up in the ghettos of New Jersey which he conducted the 62-piece New York well. Members of the team charged down the Long Beach from scoring for most of the lirst period. ing, it is currently out of comission). Four of stant. We have people who have been coming and Brooklyn - gained critical acclaim but Philharmonic Orchestra; and the huge hit course for an overall third-place finish on Saturday However, after Long Beach scored its first goal, this these five clubs are put on by DJ Bl)'an Pol ­ for years and years. We lose people, but we failed to reap rewards in the marketplace. "Guantamera," a remake of the Afro­ in the giant slalom as Chris Yokoyama shined for young and ineKperienced UCSD team seemed to lose position. Redshirt freshman Ben lard. So. looking for a get new ones. [love Not pleased with the sound of the Caribbean folk staple, give The Carnival a UCSD in the OS with a sixth-place finish. its poise. Down 1-0, UCSD began to make mistakes GAUNTLET: Veron has shown in the early sea­ bit of insight into the new faces, people album, Jean took the helm of wnstructing unique and diversified sound. On Sunday, with the snow still dumping and vis­ and gave up too many power plays to Long Beach. This team has some son matches that he will be an I Pollard is a very nice guy ibility at a minimum, both the two-plankers and Long Beach controlled the momentum of the local scene, went new to the scene. The Fugees' nex t offeri ng. The result was The Carnival hits home on numbers like great expectations important contributor as an outside early to Club Retro and puts on a great show, Some people come in, the multi -platinum sophomore set The the elegiac "Gun Powder," where Jean snowboarders switched from the GS to the slalom. game with its aggressive play and precise passing. hitter and aggressive blocker. (when it was still Club like the club, and Score, which sold II million-plus copies retells the Carnival murder of his cousin UCSD men's ski continued to hang tough with One bright spot for the UCSD squad was the Continued from pace 16 Sophomore Devon Jeffcoat and '80s) to chat with the so do yourself a favor and come back without worldwide. The international success of who spoke out against the social injustices another lifth-place tinish. Men's snowboarding play of goalie Derek Stainer. Stainer, who received level the playing field. junior Bill Sinclair will both see man · a bit before the (orne to one ofhis clubs. changing - they just Th e Score gave Jean a chance to rest, but practiced by Haiti's then-ruling body, and jumped a spot, improving to a second-place finish little help from his defense, was able to save 44 of Kurt Seckington will quarter­ significant time as middle blockers. evening started. look like themselves Tire Camival clearly shows that he is only "Bubblegoose" which recounts an incident in the slalom. Individually, Chad Yates tinished in the 50 shots fired at him throughout the night. back the Triton offense from his The Tritons play two important Pollard is a vel)' - but some people beginning to flex his artistic muscle. where he lost another two cousins to gun­ second place, the strongest placing for UCSD. ''The players went into the game expecting to setter position and provide a crucial non-conference matches this week­ nice guy and puts on a great show, so do yourself come once and then come back with all the Stunningly autobiographical, The Car­ fire . Although the men did surprisingly well, the win, but didn 't come out ready to play," team cap­ emotional spark. end. a favor and corne to one of his clubs. It's always vinyl and stuff. nival grew out of the The Fugees' hectic In the wake of The Score's success, Jean story of the weekend came from the women . UCSD tain Bhavin Mehta said. 'This is the best team we Seckington will form a blocking On Friday, UCSD will host a good time, and besides, he loves new faces. What are the advantages of the world-tour schedule. Hoping not to fa!1 into has done well not to fall into the trap or rest­ women's ski had a solid third-place finish on have had in three years, we are just unable to put it tandem with middle blocker Guy Division In rival La Verne at 3 p.m. Pollard puts on Club Retro (playing new San Dieco club scene? the rehashed scenario of a commercially­ ing on his laurels, but he must now contin­ Saturday in the giant slalom and an outstanding sec­ all together (;ome game time." Mount. They anchor the UCSD in RIMAe. Then on Saturday, the wave, goth and pop; Thursday, 'Canes in San Diego has its good points. I think successful artist trying to recapture ghetto­ ue to evolve and take his music to a higher ond place in the slalom on Sunday. UCSD is 1-4-0 for the season but Mehta believes frontline and will be responsible Tritons go on the road to face Mission Beach, 488-1780), Therapy (indus­ there's a lot of authentic music here. Also. glory and street-credibility, Jean embraces level. Highlights from Saturday's giant slalom were things are looking up. for slowing down the opposing Division II CSU San Bernardino. trial , dark wave, ret ish and goth; Friday, Min­ we're one of the only cities where the clubs Windy Davis, who placed eighth, Sunshine Allison, "Going undefeated for the rest of the season is offense. With a veteran squad and a istl)' Nightclub across from the Sports Arena. really play requests. I mean, you make a who finished 10th, and Allison Cummings in 11th. entirely possible," Mehta said. Joining the group of four coach who has proven capable of 223 -5598}_ Underworld (industrial, dark­ request in an L.A. club - you 're not going can sec three famous Hong Kong stars: "You know we're from San Diego. [and] not The UCSD pu(;ksters will next travel to the Irvine seniors will be junior Jody Cook­ directing a championship run, wave, fetish and goth; Sunday, Emerald City to hear it. We have the request sheet s and we ACTION: Veronica Yip, Anita Yuen and lord!!n Chan. expected to do so well on the snow, but we do do ke Arena to play UC Irvine before retuming to San Fisher, who hopes to overcome a UCSD figures to be a learn to in Pacific Beach, 483-9920) and Vortex really try to playa lot of requests. Hong Kong imports As a warning: if one decides to seek OUI snow, and we do it well," Cummings said. Diego to host CSU Northridge on Fri ., Jan. 23. back problem to provide a much­ watch on its quest for a National (industrial. darkwave, fetish and goth, the What are the diudvantages? satisfy in U.S, more Hong Kong horror films, be fore­ - John Maynard - Saul Sheridan needed extra punch from his hitter Championship. third Saturday of evel)' month - ne)(t event It 's harder in San Diego lthan elsewhere I warned. they are not for the faint of heart. Jan. 17 - Harvest Nights at the Point Lorna - to get a license for an 18-and-up club or to get Continued from page 8 Some may conlain victims being strangled Quality Inn 224-3655). an after-hours license. [ think there's also a lot a complex formula of "what is good and by their own entrails (a popular shot) or GUllrdlan: How Ionl have you been of gossip in San Diego. A lot of people who what is bad." For example. Lam 's movie phantasmal torture scenes Hong Kong is DJing? have only been around three or four months "Full Contact" revolves around the theme infamous for. Bryan: I've been doing it my whole life. start talking shit to build themse lves up. Itl)' of bet·rayal. On a lighter note, an up-and-coming If you mean when I started getting paid to to keep myself out of it - I mean, I'm 35, I Another side to Hong Kong films is Taiwanese film director, , has been OJ , I was 15 . don't want to get into any cliques. th eir popular ghost slOries, whi ch would making some headway into American How long have you been doing Why are so many clubs are 21· most likely make up th e ot her 20 percent of mainstream and may be worth check ing - lothllndustrial? and·up? the Hong Kong film genre. out. Domino's Delivers Right to Your Door I started out doing punk , but back then Wristbands are a pain, and it just makes it A harmless one to recommend is "Mid­ One or his recent lilms is "Sense and everything was punk. When Alien Sex Fiend easier. San Diego has a strong vice and I'm not night I O'clock." directed by Wai -Shun Sensibility." starring and came out. they were called a punk band. [t going against them. Having it 21-and-up keeps it Yip. It is a collection of three slO ries all . He also did a string of very On Campus anti to Areas Around UCSD wasn 't until more recently that things got simple. Also, I would say 25 percent of my reg­ occ urring around midnight. The film is good Taiwanese movies inc1uLling, 'The crossed over and different facets came out. ulars would stop coming if it were 18-and-up. somew hat slow but makes up for in its Wedding Banquet" and "Eat Drink Man This sort of goth constituency has a What do you think are the humor. As an additional bonus, audiences Woman." Easy, convenient, and fast! reputation for snobbishness - has strengths and weaknesses of this chanaed much over the years? these clubs? 1. Call Domino's Pizza at 4S2-UCSD. I think the younger crowd is too con­ I think we put on some of the few clubs 2. Place your order using your TritonPlus Account. You'll need to give cerned with how you look. A lot or them will that play new music. I mean. if you just ~ant stand around and say "he's not goth enough." to listen to Ihe same old music you 've had in Guardian Hiatus your student 1.0. number to the Domino's phone operator. Call Us! 4S2-UCSD I prefer that people Iwho come to the clubs] your collection, just put on the CD at home Everyone go to shows at the Stage! 3. Your order will be delivered to your door in about 30 minutes!'" FREE DELWERY dress more fetish, but that 's just me - just before you come 10 the club. So we try to Call Domino's for delicious pizzas with your choice of three crusts llA.M.-l P.M. Sun.-Thurs, my personal opinion. I'm not going to be one playas much new music as we can . Of Call 534-5259 for more information. llA.M.-2 P.M. & to dictate what people wear. If they 're having course we play old music too. and a variety of tasty toppings, Buffalo wings with special sauce, Fri. Sat. and new menu selections like garden fresh salad and yummy twisty .c- bread with spices and parmesan.

-nitorrPlus Account mLmbD' must bt present with valid I.D. card to sign for the cm:ILr whm itanives.

Limited delifJefY a~a. Dtlivery on campus tmd llf'etlS adjacent to UCSD. $7.99 minimum pll1chast requind for delivery, Valid at UCSD Domino's Pizztt location only. Someone DrifItTS cany less than $20.00, for mort ift~ on THtonPI." Account, mlSses• you. l:Al1534-PLUS (7587).

]vst Ask SptcitU S S ® FORONLy 12!.',.. FOR ONLy 3!.'. FOR ONLY S15t'... .. 1-800-COLLECT au USI4S2-11CSD au USl4S2-1JCSD au USI452-1JCSD The UCS D Guardian

~"". ,"'• .. IO-y,,­ oItI FOIU"· - DenniS Mille" on AI Davis PORTS Whale Tritons, Prepare To Qualify of a Tale NATIONALS: The UCSD swim team is 100lUng ahead to the lini sh in thi s yea r's CAAs. When all was sai d and done in Long Beach. Jonah Freedman second half of the season and its annual charge into the postseason th e Tritons had another strong show ing. Of th e By Jacob Gordon In early December, the team traveled to Long 30 swimmer th at allempted to qualify for AI's Silver & Black Staff Writer Beach to co mpete in the Speedo Cup, th e tirst nati onals, 25 of them reached their goa l. Heart Attack Wrinkled prune hands, eye~ red from ch lo­ real chance for it s swimmers to qualify for the On the men 's side, many swi mmers put in rine, hai r so briule it breaks when you touch Division III 'ati onal Championships in March. excellent performances including sophomore It's great to see tradition bro­ it ,and laps, laps and more laps. The UCS D swim With th e men 's and women's teams only Mall Payne, who qualified for Nationals while ken in any form , but it 's espe­ team works as hard as any sports team on ca m­ improving on the heels of last year's second ­ breaking hi s own school records in both the 100- cially great to see a team in tur­ pus and recently its hard work paid off in a big and th.ird-place Iini shes in Nationals, thi s meet and 200-meter breast troke. moil that deserves it more than way. was a stepping stone to poss ibly another great Senior Tim McAteer qualified for Nationals 0.1. deserves a beating. The in three events, the 200-, 500- and 1650-meter Oakland Raiders - that team of freestyle . McAteer finished an incredible sec­ tradition, the Silver and Black ond in the 1650 despite the tough Divi sion J Attack - are in the worst rut of competition . their existence. Sophomore Jason Boettner, last year's fre 'h­ After a 4- 12 Iini sh, th e man sensation, started strongly again this season team 's worst in 25 years, and qualifying for the 200,500 and 1650 as well. the recent tiring of yet another Senior Ed Ruth qualified coacb, there are lingers pointing for two events, including in this mess of a franchise . recording a lifetime best in the Actually, there's just one tin­ 200-meter hreaststroke. ger to point - at a stodgy. stuh­ Junior coll ege transfer born, bill er-ass man named AI Marc Latronica also qualified Davis. "Sweet AI " has maneu­ in three events, 100- and 200 - vered thi s once-grea t team meter bUllertly and th e 200- directly into the crapper, almost meter backstroke. systematically. What is it about The women turned in a AI that continues the tradition of slew of good times. Junior Kelly Byrne, who the Raiders ' "Commitment to won NCAAs in the 200 breaststroke her fresh ­ Excrement"'! man year, turned in another fantastic time in that On Jan. 6, Davi s fired Head event at the Cup and qualified for the third Coach Joe Bugel, the Raiders' straight year. She also qualified in the 400-meter third coach in three seasons. individual medley. Bugel was hailed by team mem­ Shawna Caballero, 1997's UCSD co-swim­ bers as the "p/ayers' coach," and mer of the year, continued the Tritons strong his hiring came at the recom­ performance with qualifying times in both the mendation of the entire team 50 and 100 freestyle. after last year's firing of 1996 Allison Leppke put in a good long-distance Head Coach Mike White. performance as she qualified for the 1650 and Was Bugel to blame for the freshman Danielle Kidston recorded superb Raiders' dismal season'? Of times in the 100 and 200 backstroke. course not. The Raiders were in All in all, everyone on both the men's and the toilet long before Buge l was women's teams turned in great performances, given the job. The team has no attributed by many swimmers to the great team leaders. no heart and, aside from unity of the Tritons. Coach Doug Boyd's phil os­ Pro Bow lers Tim Brown and ophy is for the whole tea m to work together, Napoleon Kaufman, no poten­ even in a port as individual as swi mming . tial to succeed. "It 's more important for us to be togeth er as A recent ESPN SportsZone a group than it is for us to have five great swim­ Internet poll asked web-surfers mers and have th em not be 19roup-orientedJ ," who is to hlame for the demise Boyd said. "You only win in sports by havi ng of the Raiders. Sixty-three per­ your lower leve l rise 10 the top and unless th ey cent answcred Davi s, while feci like they are part of the whole thing, it 's not another 25 percent blamed the goi ng to work" players. Only 12 percent point ­ As the Tritons look forward to a qui ck seven­ ed to Bugel as the culprit. hour trip to Tempe, Ariz. thi s weekend to rac Now Davi s has sc hed ul ed Divi sion I powerhouse Ari zona State Univer ·it y. meetings with former Raiders' Latroni ca has a simplified approach to success. , coach and current At lanta "This trip to ASU is going to be a whole lot Falcon offensive line coach Art of fun and when people are having fun they just Shell, Minnesota Vikings Head Dave LubiU/Guardian swim better," Latronica said. Coach Dennis Green. New York Knott Too Shabby: Junior Greg Knott is having a successful season thus far, qualifying for Let 's hope the Tritons keep having fun all the Jets defensive coordinator Bill Nationals in the 100- and 200-meter breaststroke and the 200-meter Individual Medley. way to the NCAAs. Belichick and Philadelphia Eagles o)'fensi ve coordi nator Jon Gruden. All these men have been rumored as potentials to take over the reins in Oakland. Volleyball Has Championship Shoes To Fill In my opinion, anyone who takes this job is a fool. Davi~ PREVIEW: The men's from a challenge, the men appear Divi sion III Coach of the Year. men 's team history. runs the team , not the coach. capable of rai sing a championsh ip Playing in a Division I power­ "We'd like to pi ck up where we Any controversial ca ll will be team is expecting big banner of thei r own . house conference, the Mountain left off last year," McFarland said. made by Davis and onl y by tryings in 1998 The Tritons have a Pacilic Sport · Federation ''The big challenge for us this year Davi s. By Steve Walsh clo 'e ti e to the champi ­ (MPSF), UCSD up el two will be to play well on the road ." It was Davi~' ca ll to run Shell Senior Staff Writer onship in Hcad oach top- 10 nati onally-ranked Looking to improve on last lUt of hi ~ head-coaching job in The gauntlet has been throw n Duncan McFarl and , who teams, USC and CSU year's success, the 1998 edition of 1995. I can't understand why. In for the 1998 U SD men 's vo lley­ coache' both th e men's Long Beac h State, for the the Tritons will be led by a stellar ~ hell' s fi ve- plu seasons as head hall team . Ju t 0 er a month ago, and women's teams. In two biggest wins in school group of seniors. ;oach, h led the Raiders to the the women's volleyhall team just hi s e<:o nd yea r at the hi story. The team th en Hitters Ryan Woods und Jon )Iayoffl> thre' time ', in 'Iuding a brought h me a National helm, McFarland ha led advanced to the lir t-ever Yarri s head a UCSD offen e that 12-4 regular-season finish in hampionship in thrilling fa 'hlOn both of hi s teams to Divi sion 1II Final Four will give up height to the majority 1991 that won the AFC West and set a new level of expectation national prominence. where they finished a dis­ of its opponents and will be forced IOd look the Silver and Black to within the UCSD volleyball pro­ Following the women's champi­ appointing fourth. However, it was to rely on a consistent attack to onship, Mcfarland was named See BIG AI., Page 15 gram. Not a group to back down the most successful season in the See GAUNTLET, Page 15