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Voi. 67, No. 51 Thursday, November 20,1986 Two Sections, 16 Pages

Feminist Fights UC Finds 'Exploitation' Q ualities of Women in Sought in Society, Media N ew C hief

By Celia Alario By William Die pen brock Reporter Editor In Chief

Participation in UCSB Women’s UCSB’s next chancellor must Issues Week was more than a stop attend to the campus’s need for on a busy tour of lectures and heightened cultural diversity and presentations for Ann Simonton, shared governance, as well as founder of the Myth California encourage positive interaction pageant and a leader in Califor­ within the surrounding com­ nia’s women’s movement. munity. Simonton, who was on campus At least that’s what campus and twice last year, came back to Santa Barbara-area leaders told Santa Barbara this week at the the 16-member UCSB Chancellor invitation of the recently formed Search Committee in a series of women’s issues group, You Can’t interviews held Wednesday on Keep A Good Woman Down. In A Picture Worth A Thousand Words — TOM REJZEK/Ncxira campus. There are close to 200 addition to speaking at a rally Tempers flared yesterday during a applicants for the job, according to Monday in Storke Plaza, she spontaneous protest of an art vendor’s, UC President David Gardner. presented a new documentary photograph which was on display during The search is expected to end in film, Myth vs. Miss, to two packed the Holiday Arts Festival in Storke Plaza. March, when Gardner recom­ student audiences on Tuesday. M em bers of You Can’t Keep A Good mends a candidate to the Board of Throughout her discussions on Regents. It coincides with a UC Woman Down were led by A.S. Legislative campus, Simonton stressed certain Santa Cruz chancellor search; UC Council member Chris Hilkene (above principles which she feels are most Davis will begin the same pertinent to the women’s left) in a protest against merchant John procedures in coming months. movement. A primary concern of Post’s photography * stand. Protesters UCSB and UCSC applications the former model is the ob­ disapproved of a photo ( above and right will be jointly screened by the jectification and exploitation of center) of Post’s that they claimed ob­ faculty members on both selection women. jectified and dehumanized women, and committees. They will recommend “ When we as a culture endorse could lead to rape, a crime which is said to 15 to 20 top candidates to each women as objects or sexually victimize three to four women per week at group by mid-December. No less exploit women’s bodies, we en­ UCSB. In the heat of the protest, a push- than five choices will then be sent dorse rape because we are making to Gardner by the selection and-shove match ensued between Hilkene a woman into an object,” she told committee, which has five faculty 300 students at Monday’s rally. and Post. Campus police were called to the and five regents as voting mem­ “ We are blinded to the fact that scene to help keep the peace. bers. we are endorsing an image. We see In the right-hand photo, Post is “ UCSB is o n the threshold of it so often that we are blinded to it. restrained from behind as he argues with absolute greatness,” said com­ The burden of us being personally UCSB graduate student and protester mittee member George Turin, a responsible is hard to bear,” she Lenore Ramos over the photograph UC Berkeley electrical explained. depicting a torso of a woman in a bikini. engineering professor. “ I was very Simonton said that being gang- Protesters left the area after the photo impressed with the quality of the raped at age 19 was an event which was purchased and removed from display. information we got and the candor (See SIMONTON, p.8) (See SEARCH, p.3) MARK STUCKY/Nexu« Leg Council Accused of Being Irresponsible

(Editor’s Note: This is the second ofathree- of their actions. They are not looking at the part series analyzing the 1986-87 Associated consequences of spending A.S. money any Students Legislative Council. Today’s ar­ which way.” ticle focuses on organizational problems Last year, A.S. had a debt of $106,000. This Leg Council has faced, and Friday’s article year, however, the unexpected will look at positive gains A.S. has made.) overenrollment caused by UC’s new multiple admissions system has given Leg By M att Welch Council more money to work with. This has Staff Writer created a major difference between the current council and previous ones, former A.S. Internal Vice President Todd Smith In the first meeting of the 1986-87 said. Associated Students Legislative Council, Internal Vice President and meeting chair “ This year’s executives at this time do not Mikhael Smith removed all tables from the have the same focus as we did. Their goals meeting room and instituted a consensus are different goals.” voting procedure. Smith was reluctant to say negative The council’s focus has run the gamut things about the new A.S. because he had from Big Mountain to skateboard education. “ gotten a lot of flak from some of the quotes Their actions have been controversial. I ’ve had in the Nexus.” Their statements have been outrageous. Other people are not as hesitant. “ They Their targets for attack have been (Leg Council members) spend a lot of time numerous. acting on political beliefs without con­ While supporters praise the 1986-87 A.S. Leg Council ( above) for shaking In particular, however, numerous ob­ sidering the appropriateness of spending up the status quo, detractors charge its unbridled activism invites servers have accused Leg Council of money on them,” Wolfe said. disorganization and inefficiency. irresponsible expenditures and policies, Wolfe pointed out a case in which Leg charging that their lack of organization is Council spent money on an advertisement The ‘ Ur-ine” protest in particular fueled serious, A.S.,” it said. “ How much student making them ineffective. displaying their endorsements in the Nov. 4 heated discussion over council’s fiscal money was wasted on buying bottles for the KCSB Associate General Manager Stuart elections. “ That’s everybody’s money and responsibility. samples? I ’m sure your 17,000 constituents Wolfe, a former A.S. Leg Council member, you shouldn’t spend it against certain Leg Council member Gene Sollows, ap­ appreciated that purchase.” agrees with that accusation. “ Yes, I would people’s beliefs. Groups are not supposed to pointed last week, submitted a letter to the Sollows does not believe any expenditure characterize this A.S. as irresponsible,” he spend money on religion or politics,” he D aily Nexus before his appointment that for something like the “ Ur-ine” is ap- said. ‘Th ey don’t consider the consequences said. opposed the urine bottles expenditure. “ Get (See COUNCIL, p.8) 2 Thursday, November 20,1986 Daily Nexus

World I Nation 1 Kodak to Withdraw Reagan Defends His Iranian Arms Deal, Operations, Products m \ from South Africa Optimistic on Summit JOHANNESBURG — Eastman Kodak, citing a weak WASHINGTON, D.C. — President Reagan said Wednesday SACRAMENTO — Rekindling a bitter dispute, Gov. George economy made worse by apartheid, said Wednesday it will night the controversial decision to sell arms to Iran was Deukmejian urged the state Senate Tuesday to reconvene withdraw from South Africa and prohibit its subsidiaries “ mine and mine alone,” and said two other American and authorize a state prison near downtown Los Angeles, from supplying products to this country. hostages in Lebanon would have been freed “ if there had claiming California’s crowded prisons make the action The photographic equipment manufacturer is the seventh not been so much publicity” about the shipments. “ imperative.” American company to announce recently that it is leaving At his first news conference in nearly three months, But Senate leader David Roberti, D-Los Angeles, South Africa and the first of them to halt sales of its Reagan said that despite reported opposition to the arms responded in a letter to the governor Tuesday that “ a products. sale, Secretary of State George Shultz would remain in his matter of this importance ... is best considered by the new Colby Chandler, chairman and chief executive officer, Cabinet post. Legislature, which now has the franchise of the people, said in a statement: “ Our South African business has been rather than by the outgoing lame-duck Legislature.” “ He has made it plain he would stay as long as I want affected negatively by weakness in the South African The Republican governor said the law requires the him, and I want him,” the president said. economy. We also have no doubt that the system of apar­ Legislature to approve a prison site in Los Angeles County Reagan promised to provide key members of Congress theid has played a major role in the economy’s under- before the state can open new prisons near San Diego and with all the information about the past arms shipments. But performance.” Stockton. he said there may continue to be information he cannot His statement promised employees “ a generous divulge in public and declined to answer a question about “ Today, our new state prison in San Diego is ready to seperation package” and re-employment counseling. reported Israeli participation in the arms shipments. receive inmates,” Deukmejian said in a letter to Roberti. Atex Inc., a Kodak computer-making subsidiary based in “ It is imperative that we open this prison immediately,” he He quoted Abraham Lincoln as saying that if an action Massachusetts, also announced it will pull out, according to added, underlining the word imperative. proved correct, all the criticism didn’t matter. If it were a Johannesburg spokesperson quoted by the South African “ Prison overcrowding in California is at a critical stage,” wrong, “ 10 angels swearing I was right won’t make it Press Association. right.” Deukmejian said. “ Over 56,000 prisoners are jammed into Neither the Kodak statement nor the company space designed for 32,000. ” spokesperson Henry Kaska in Rochester would explain why Defending his arms deal, Reagan said, “ I was not He said the overcrowding, caused at least in part by hard­ the sale of Kodak products will be banned after April 30, breaking any law” in authorizing the arms sale or ordering line crime legislation pushed by Deukmejian, among 1987. top aides not to provide Congress with immediate in­ others, is “ seriously jeopardizing” the safety of guards and “ We went all the way,” he said. “ We decided we wouldn’t formation. He did concede that the arms shipments claimed that it could lead to court orders requiring the take any halfway measures.” amounted to a waiver of his policy of retaining an arms early release of some inmates. General Motors and IBM have turned over their embargo against Iran, but said the exception was justified Deukmejian wants to build a 1,700-bed, medium security operations to locally owned companies to preserve markets by the rewards. prison about 2Vi miles from Los Angeles City Hall, but and jobs. Coca-Cola, Sara Lee, Warner Communications Three American hostages were released in Beirut at opponents, who include Roberti, say the proposed facility and Honeywell are ending their corporate presence but times that coincided with the arms shipments, but Reagan, would be too close to homes, schools and toxic waste sites. have said they would continue selling their products in as he did in a televised speech last week, denied that he was South Africa. trading arms for hostages. Oil and Gas Interests Sue EPA “ I don’t see where the kidnappers or hostage holders Pope John Paul II Travels to gained anything. They let the hostages g o .... As a matter of to Stop Tighter Pollution Laws fact, if there had not been so much publicity, we would have LOS ANGELES — A U.S. District Court suit filed Tuesday had two more that we were expecting. ” seeks to bar the federal Environmental Protection Agency Poverty-stricken Bangladesh It was more than 15 minutes into the session when the from imposing extra-stiff air-pollution standards on por­ president was asked about another subject — in this case DHAKA, Bangladesh — Pope John Paul II arrived Wed­ tions of California arms negotiations with the Soviet Union. nesday in the poor Moslem country of Bangladesh, an The suit was brought by the Western Oil & Gas “ I continue to be optimistic” about the possibility of overpopulated nation of 103 million people. Association, an industry trade group of 60 major companies having another summit with Soviet leader Mikhail Gor­ The pope spends a day in Bangladesh on the first stop in a in the seven Western states bachev, he said. six-nation Asian tour, his 32nd foreign visit and his longest- The suit claims the EPA is seeking to impose tougher air- ever pilgrimage to spread his message of brotherly love, pollution rules on Sacramento, Fresno and Ventura social justice and unity among religions. Immigrants Challenge the INS counties and the sprawling Los Angeles basin than are Christians in Bangladesh number about 280,000, while 86 required in more than 100 other metropolitan areas percent of the rapidly growing population is Moslem. nationwide that also exceed ozone standards. Hindus make up another 12 percent. on Interpretation of New Law The stiffer rules will be more costly to meet than those The pope, who became pontiff in 1978, was invited by currently in force and could hurt the economies of the af­ President Hussain Muhammad Ershad. LOS ANGELES — Federal officers making arrests within 25 miles of the Mexican border are not telling aliens they fected areas, the trade group said in its suit. John Paul also will visit Singapore, the Fiji Islands and may qualify for amnesty under a new law, spawning a “ It is important to recognize that this (air pollution) is a New Zealand before spending a week traveling across federal lawsuit aimed at blocking the Immigration and national problem which must be dealt with by a national Australia. He will make a brief stopover in the Seychelles Naturalization Services interpretation. program that applies the same standards fairly and Islands in the Indian Ocean before returning to Rome Dec. uniformly,” said Charles Kay, chairman of the trade group. 1. “ For reasons unknown to us, the INS has seen fit to act as if the word of Congress did not apply in border areas,” He said that requiring California to meet the tougher L ’Osservatore Romano, the Vatican daily, said the 66- rules will put it at a competitive disadvantage with other year-old pontiff will deliver a message of hope to the people Peter Schey, an attorney with the National Center for Immigrants’ Rights in Los Angeles, said Monday. states. “ with a thirst for justice, peace and universal The suit seeks to block imposition of the tougher rules brotherhood.” The immigrants’ rights groups claim the INS’s in­ terpretation of the new law could affect thousands of illegal until the E PA holds hearings to solicit public comment on Pope John Paul will tour the western United States, in­ their effectiveness, benefits and costs. cluding Southern California, in the summer of 1987. aliens who live in cities along the Mexican border, including San Diego and Calexico in California and El Paseo and Laredo in Texas. Court Suggests Reopening of Sweeping immigration reform, signed into law by President Reagan on Nov. 6, offers amnesty to aliens who the Lindbergh Kidnapping Case can prove they have lived continuously in the United States Weather since Jan. 1, 1982. Those who spent at least 90 days doing SAN FRANCISCO — A tearful plea by Bruno Richard farm work in this country during the year that ended May 1 Hauptmann’s widow 50 years after his execution for the also are eligible. kidnap-murder of Charles Lindbergh’s son, and an Variable high clouds and sunshine with no chance of Under guidelines adopted by the INS Friday, officers who assertion of new evidence by her attorney, won a ruling precipitation (snow in Alaska — be glad you’re not detain aliens in most parts of the country cannot expel them Wednesday by a historical court that the case should be there). Highs from 68 to 70 degrees. Lows in the 40s. if their answers to questions indicate they may be eligible reopened. Surf Report: Two to three foot north swells. for amnesty under the new law. Mrs. Hauptmann’s attorney, Robert R. Bryan, said he But that rule does not apply within 25 miles of the border, has evidence that the kidnapping was “ an inside job” that TIDES said INS spokesperson Duane Austin in Washington, D.C. may have stemmed from an intimate relationship between Nov. Hightide Lowtide He said the 25-mile rule was adopted because INS of­ a member of the Lindbergh family and a servant of the 20 4:12 a.m. 2.9 ficials believe those aliens who are arrested near the border aviation hero. 20 10:51a.m. 5.3 most likely just crossed it and so would be ineligible for the Judge George Choppelas said that there is a “ historical amnesty program. need to reopen the case.”

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Increases in the amounts would pay $556 if the increases are which would bring in $2.5 million graduate, undergraduate and non­ enacted. annually, is tied to inflation. resident students pay to attend The state Legislature, however, University of California will come has final approval over the UC’s The committee will also vote on to a vote today when the UC Board budget and can either approve or funds for improvement of Santa of Regents meets at UCLA. deny the increase. Rosa Hall and Ortega Dining tippers UC President David Gardner has Commons, as part of the univer­ recommended that graduate and The increases could provide UC sity’s $18-million Residence Halls undergraduate Educational Fees with $16.1 million a year in revenue Renovation Program. One area be increased, so that both pay $804 that would go to programs and that would benefit from the in­ facilities funded by student fees. At per year for 1987-88. If approved by creased funding would be building for men and women the Committee on Finance, the full UCSB, these include the Isla Vista stability in the event of an ear­ 6551 Trigo Road board must approve the action Foot Patrol, financial aid, the thquake. 968-8952 Friday. Student Health Center, athletics Isla Vista, C A and the UCen. The first phase of the renovation Increases in Registration Fees program, work on San Miguel Hall, are also recommended, but a A proposed tuition increase for was completed last September. W e’re Not Just Another ceiling of $571 per year will be put out-of-state students, from $4,086 to New renovations are expected by into effect. Currently, UCSB $4,290 per year, is also before the fall 1987. $8.00 Haircut Place... See the students pay $510 annually, but finance committee. The increase, — Doug Arellanes difference for yourself. Bring this A d in for $1.00 OFF a haircut. Candle Starts Fire in Del Playa House OFFER EXPIRES 11(22/86

An unattended candle started a fire in an Isla Vista The fire, caused by a candle “ left too close to apartment late Tuesday night, but damage was combustible materials,” resulted in an estimated minimal and there were no injuries, a Santa Barbara $300 damage to curtains and furniture in the building, County Fire Department spokesperson reported Johnson said. ^WOODSTOCK’S Wednesday. Isla Vista Foot Patrol officers in the area had Smoke alarms helped to alert residents to the fire, extinguished the fire with a garden hose before three so no one was hurt by the flames. Residents were able P R C S E m ^ - county fire engines arrived at 6779 Del Playa at to return to their building by 11 p.m. after fire of­ ^ I Z Z A approximately 10 p.m. “ It was a lucky instance in ficials completed smoke ejection and salvage work. that a lot more damage potentially could have been Using candles and incense is “ a dangerous prac­ THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON done,” County Fire Department Capt Charlie tice, especially when left unattended,” Johnson Johnson said. warned, discouraging their use. SEARCH (Continued from front page) in which we got it.” Turin’s remarks were echoed by each member of the committee interviewed at an open house held in the Faculty Club at the end of the day. “ Every segment of the UCSB population was consulted,” said faculty representative Walter Capps, a UCSB religious studies professor who will chair the screening committee sessions that deal with this campus. Improvement in cultural diversity of the faculty, staff and student body was the most con­ sistent issue brought forth by the campus community, said graduate student representative William Shay, one of four advisory members chosen from UCSB. “ Student diversity was very big, as well as faculty and staff diver­ sity,” he said. Tantor burns up on 1-90 Associated Students External Vice President Sharlene Weed, who attended the student session, emphasized this need. “ The biggest thing that people want to see out of the chancellor is someone who is sympathetic to affirmative action,” she said. Responding to concern for minority and women’s issues, Gardner explained that their low representation on the selection MARK STUCKV/Nexu» ! committee was unavoidable. “ Our concerns are with the choosing of the new There are two women on the Board GRAND OPENING!! of Regents. Regent Vilma Mar­ chancellor, not with the actions of the old one. ” tinez, a minority, will serve on the BUY FACTORY DIRECT & SAVE — David Gardner UCSB search committee. Other committee members were “ distinctiveness” of UCSB and about loans from the UCSB fund­ selected from candidates offered possible increases in the number of raising organization and his use of C&A 4 A 4 # by faculty and staff organizations. professional schools. “ The main state funds for home im­ “ When I looked at the staff list, I point is we are talking as much provements. looked especially for a woman ... about the needs of the campus as A.S. President Doug Yates, the for a balance on the committee,” we are about the desired qualities committee’s undergraduate ad­ Gardner said. of the chancellor,” he said. visory member who campaigned Later in the afternoon, when the “ (We want) a chancellor who last spring on a platform of committee met with students, can maintain and enhance the removing Huttenback, only at­ discussions addressed UCSB’s academic reputation of the tended the student session out of growing enrollment, efforts to University of California at Santa the day’s six meetings and open obtain an ethnic studies Barbara,” Gardner said, joking house. “ It’s a problem if he doesn’t requirement and involvement of that one requirement is the ability attend,” Gardner said. students in campus plans before to “ walk on water.” Yates would not comment on his the implementation stage, Weed Questions were raised about the actions. Weed will now act as the said. resignation of Robert Huttenback A.S. proxy throughout the process. Gardner stressed the need for from the post last July and its “ There’s only two students that sit the UCSB campus to grow, but impact on the selection. “ Our on that committee and it’s im­ agreed that expanded facilities concerns are with the choosing of portant for the students to have as will be needed to accommodate the the new chancellor, not with the much of a voice as possible and I increases. “ The chancellor who actions of the old one,” Gardner think it’s sad that our represen­ comes in next year will have to said. tative did not show up for the contend with this issue,” he said. Huttenback faced severe majority of the meetings,” Weed Capps said the topics discussed questioning of his fiscal respon­ said. throughout the day included both sibilities at the end of his nine-year Staff Writer Matt Welch con­ academic and campus growth, the chancellorship, including queries tributed to this article. 808 STATE ST 962*8828 MON-SAT 10-6 SUN 12-5 4 Thursday, November 20,1986 D aily N ext $ Are Marxism and F

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In 1872 Victoria Woodhull, a feminist with a notorious radical image, ran for president as the candidate of the Equal Rights Party. Woodhull was a famous "first wave" feminist, the first woman to run for president in the United States, and also a member of the Communist Party. In fact, she controlled two divisions of the First International before she was expelled from the party by Karl Marx himself. Why was she expelled? When Woodhull ran for president, she was attacked by others for promoting "free love" due to her radical feminist views. What were the reasons for labeling her as the candidate for free love? Woodhull thought that women should be free of all restrictions, especially restraints on the freedom to love. Women should love whom they desire and when they desire. Woodhull also believed that marriage should be abolished as an institution because it enslaved women as producers of labor — that is, producers of children. The situation between Woodhull and Marx is an illustration of a problem that has become a matter of international debate. Are socialism and feminism compatible? Is it merely the capitalist system that causes the oppression of women? And should women No Butts About It be pushing for reform within the capitalist structure ______Editorial______Association recently released a report demonstrating that second-hand smoke has a significantly detrimental effect So they tell you that your kisses taste like you’ve been on non-smokers. The report also said life expectancies can sucking an ashtray. So you spent more on your smokes last be shortened by sustained exposure. and program their week than on food. So your cigarette-burned clothing is Too many lives, of loved ones and strangers alike, are basis of one dream starting to look like Swiss cheese. threatened or have been lost as the result of smoking. Power Games blind as they pui So give it a rest. And join about 24 million smokers today Ironically, it is a threat that we have recognized for many course, their dream who will take part in the 13th annual Great American years. But it is still one that we can definitely do something Editor, Daily Nexus: Frank asks peopl Smokeout in an attempt to give up their habit. about. Coming back from the Health they plan to do Even if you abstain for only 24 hours, according to the Center on Tuesday, I stopped quickly Where exactly are American Cancer Society you will have accomplished the So if you’re a non-smoker, lend a helping hand to those at the pool to tell my teacher where I with degrees in f hardest part of quitting. Once that plateau is reached, one trying to kick the habit. If you’re a smoker, give your habit was. I had parked my bike within vague vision in tf out of four smokers will continue at least 72 hours, if not some thought today. The numbers of those who have quit sight at the pool gate, and upon formulas do they longer, without smoking. have risen steadily in recent years. And there's no reason unlocking it to leave, I was con­ their futures? My The adverse effects of smoking don’t need reiteration. to stem the tide. Smoking is a dirty and endangering habit. fronted by a CSO who physically took common nightma But if you don't quit for yourself, give a second to consider Yet it is also one that can be given up if the desire is there. my bike out of my hands to impound simply, "It depends those affected by the habit. The American Health No butts about it. it. A discussion followed in which I mold my dreams bi was told that I was not to park my fall short of creati bike there, regardless of reason or had in mind. Thi amount of time. I am old enough to discouraged and University Ethics heed a warning, which would have dreadfully dreamles been sufficient.. But this "officer" Does this mean I f Especially after the release of the Carnegie report that ______. Editorial______would listen to no fogic, and was aimless transition demonstrated the sorry state of undergraduate education insensitive to the fact that no one worthless? No. It 5 Ethics. Where do they come into play in the broad scope in this country. who is sick likes to walk. As my bike I'm experiencing a of a university? Administrators and high officials debate The University of California proudly proclaims “Let was thrown into the truck, the worst two, as we all ha> the question endlessly, and generally without concrete There Be Light’’ as part of its logo. However, this ideal has feeling of exasperation and "follow" for a while answers. However, the University Forum will bring the been challenged by those who view the university as too helplessness overcame me. What on other people's drea question out into the open — and perhaps finally reach a research-oriented. Too concerned with prestige and earth would spur a "community conclusion about the mission of this university. reputation instead of the more pressing issue of providing ones for myself. I service" officer to yank a bike away Composed of many high-ranking academicians, the a truly higher education to its students. will never comf from someone who was more than University Forum was devised to stimulate balanced although they n willing to cooperate and move it? I periodically. All I h discussions on the true interests and emphases of UCSB. Along with the first topic for discussion, that of the UC feel that trivial power games over on to a few fragm Yet this group has an unusual approach. This time connection with nuclear weapons plants and research, the where my bike should be are not the students, around whom the university is truly based, are forum can tackle the other ethical questions begging for times, as gentle point of a service organization. I hope dreams will inspire encouraged to participate and express their feelings on answers. Areas like the role of the University Foundation this situation never occurs again, and these matters. as a fund-raising source. The necessity of animal research. These are enough 1 perhaps public relations can be in­ And students should realize this opportunity to have a And questions surrounding affirmative action and minority To want to captui direct impact on what ethics this university should hold. issues. cluded in CSO training. and to seek only tf JANET WEGGENMANN lose out because ul of the dream yi BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed wanted to obtain \ by the time you it o o n ly intbrestepin h e a y y m e t a l r i m w r Y Sleep On It sleep on that one. ekperiencep , p o w n N ' PtRTY, GRIM N 'G R IM Y cum ..m m Editor, Daily Nexus: MONIC j m n - M e m i KA BREAK In response to Frank H. Bahm’s \ MUSICIANS. J "Follow the Leader," (Nov. 17) I feel NOW... that his statement "without dreams Rash M VH— you are nothing!" is not the best way /' to state a point of view concerning Editor, Daily Nexus people's lives. Admittedly, many UCSB is a beau people choose hot to utilize their beautiful fun-lovir abilities to make a difference in students. The vas society. Frank proceeded to call these parties, socialize,. people and people without dreams or tramurals and club direction, "followers," and those climate, study hard with an "awesome ability to see the receiving a good future," "dreamers." I think that they having a great tirr D o o n e s b u ry BY GARRY TRUDEAl can all be labeled "dreamers," as small minority wh long as we're labeling. The passive, their eccentric wa' 60TTA HEA P BACATO GOOSE SAY, JACK, WHO IS THIS NEW SIDS - SSHH' HE'S BY GOLLY, "THU neutral, "I don't care" mass are thinking they're ca ùjHATS CITY TO GREASE CONTRA KJCK OF YOURS* HEDOESNTSHWE 6EOR& HAS BEEN WE simply in the deep realms of REM of the entire campu UEX7* COMMAND AND A950R1EP M E AS REGULAR COMPANY PER­ BUSH'S MOSTMARS/ELOU. ■ L O C A I S . ^ T ___ SONNEL. MAN. ADVEN­ sleep and refuse for various reasons is not the case, TURE! (apathy, ignorance, fear) to jolt pissing in little I themselves awake. The hope is that flashing your breas they will soon wake up and slowly every other U( begin the process of defining their campus. If I need own sources of light as a way out of partially disrobed b the darkness of REM sleep. On the you. other end of the extreme lie those Did you think al who can see into the future with their young children ai dreams. To me these people are as walking around oi "asleep" as the REM's because they college students ui take their visions as ultimate truths and stripping? Woi ly Nexus Thursday, November 20,1986 5

sustain this type of economy. Where did the labor not diminished even though their economic con­ come from? One measure was slavery. As slavery led tribution to the family has increased. Generally id Feminism Compatible? to the commodification of humans, wives were speaking, in all societies women are systematically simultaneously viewed as goods and assigned an paid less than men. In the Soviet Union women are — that now exists, or should we work instead to change "exchange value." discriminated against in heavy industry. Because of the very structure within which we live? As men's wealth increased, their economic position their smaller hands, they are assigned tasks that in­ _ Marx did not specifically discuss the "woman became more important than that of women's. To volve great detail. The final output produced is smaller a question" in his theory. However, in Engels' work, The ensure their status, men took command in the home and is valued less, which falsely justifies paying them he Origin of the Family, Private Property and the State, the as well. Men dominated women in order to assure the less. i a cause of women's oppression is examined. Woodhull reproduction of labor that sustained the economy. Several questions remain unanswered by Engels. jn was a Marxist, but were her radical feminist views Engels states, "The woman was degraded and What is the role of the household in capitalist society? er incompatible with Marxist ideology? It is evident that reduced to servitude, she became the slave of his lust How much do women contribute to society in terms of vo Marx was not sympathetic to such feminist struggles, and a mere instrument for the production of children." domestic labor? Is there a connection between women as He believed that women constituted part of the In short, the oppression of women rightly deserves to and class? Does the traditional family structure working class. Engel's evaluation of women's op- be recognized as the first class struggle in history. Men reinforce capitalism? If the family reinforces or pression supports this Marxist idea, represent the bourgeoisie, and women, the proletariat. capitalism, should the family then wither away as ig Engels analyzed women's role in the family. Ac- Engels seems to make sense so far. However, today Marx suggests? at cording to him, prehistoric society was matriarchal it can be seen that his solution to end women's op­ or and organized into matriarchal 'gens,' or extended pression is absurd. Engels proposed that women enter Are Marxism and feminism compatible? A revision oe families that revolved around the mother as in into the labor force so that they could control their or réévaluation of Marxism is needed if an egalitarian ie traditional American Iroquois lifestyles. During this own economic situations. Today, this is a reality, as society is to be achieved. Will the left realize that ay period, women and men were involved in separate women cbnstitute the majority of the world's work women's oppression cannot be reduced to economic 3d spheres of labor but were relatively equal in status, force. In theory, this solution is acceptable, but in causes, but is a combination of social and economic in The first great change that upset the matriarchy was practice it does not satisfy women's needs. The en­ forces? A radical restructuring of an economic system — the taming of animals. Tamed animals could be herded trance of women into the labor force provides women does not change historical and social factors which and allowed to procreate. This was obviously more with an economic base, however a move into the oppress women* Marxism reduces women's op­ sn efficient than hunting for the food supply con- factories as wage labor is a step toward further pression to economic terms. Is this a demand that of tinuously. This also increased the food supply, which alienation since women still remain servile in the women forget their identity as women and simply fight m in turn allowed for the surplus to be used for trade, domestic arena. for the proletarian cause? at While other innovations and technology increased Women still have this "double duty" in most 3n production, their use also brought about surplus value societies, whether they be capitalist or socialist. The Cynthia West is a graduate student in the Political Science re and profit. However, more labor was required to traditional responsibility of women in the home has department...... :

_ Great Party, Ron im their own lives on the 18 year old child to that "crazy party frustrations. If we learn to accept the B dream. They too become school"? I don't stand against your human body and nudity as part of hey pursue their narrow goals — just your rash methods. being a person and stop thinking of Sneed B. Collard III ir dream. Come on fellow students, let's sHow skin as something dirty that needs to ks people what exactly do some pride in our school! be covered we will realize that no one Ron, I gotta hand it to you. Six years ago, I think we'd all had enough to do with their lives? CARL MEISWINKEL is an object but that we are all people. of our problems and, worse yet, trying to do something about them. ctly are their destinations ANNETTE SEE ses in hand, and only a Thank God you came along and took our minds off things for a while — I 3n in their minds? What Uncovered mean, who'd have guessed what a party animal you turned out to be? 0 they have outlined for Overkill The fireworks at the '84 Olympics and the Statue of Liberty celebration were particularly memorable. Not only were they great shows, but a bs? My answer to these Editor, Daily Nexus: nightmarish questions is Ann Simonton, the ex-model Editor, Daily Nexus: surge of pride swept through us, just knowing we had the talent and the ability to light off so many skyrockets at once. depends." I will attempt to turned pro-woman activist who What the heck's goin' on? It's hard •earns but sometimes I will spoke at Monday's rally, made an to keep objective with all this overkill Of course, those events were nothing compared to the light shows >f creating exactly what I. interesting statement. She declared of the "women's" movement here. you threw for other countries. I don't know how people can call your nd. This may leave me that America is sexually repressed But the worst of it'is, oh gosh!, why presidency self-indulgent when you were so willing to share the party fever with our friends in Libya and Grenada. I guess some people just d and perhaps even and this is probably a contributing did you have to print that picture of don't understand. ireamless for a short time, factor to the prevalence of rape and the REBEL WITHOUT A BRA? If We'll also never forget the drinks you served. The All-American twist. nean I am nothing? Is an the exploitation of women in our these misfits are trying to decrease The Rambo Surprise. The Intolerance Shake. And of course my favorite, nsition period completely culture. sexism here, why the hell are they Fundamentalism On The Rocks. How you ever got the rest of the world No. It simply means that In America we cover up our bodies drawing attention to their BODIES? It to up your VISA limit for party supplies just makes me want to giggle. I ncing a dreamless night or and label certain parts as "obscene." must be because their thoughts mean, a TRILLION DOLLARS? Heh, heh. Ron, at least no one can say b all have. If I choose to When we hide something it becomes deserve no such attention. you didn't put it to good use! ir a while, I may learn from exciting to reveal it. Everyone is The people at the center of this Yeah Ron, you sure know how to party. The problem is, you started e's dreams and shape new attracted to what is hidden and we movement seem to be just plain mad getting carried away, don't you think? I mean, we all can take a joke, but lyself. I know my dreams are curious to see what we have been at the world, ready to scream about r completely disappear told is "bad." That is why we look anything. If you folks have that much wasn't spiking the punch with William Rehnquist a bit much? Okay, okay, so you didn’t realize that Supreme Court chief justice was a real they may escape me through "dirty” magazines and that is trouble dealing with day-to-day life, job. But tell me, Ron, what about some of these other things? . All I have to do is hang why naked torsos sell cars. Naked, that's fine, but go find some other . We all told you we didn't like the idea of sending presents to that n fragments during these revealed skin is a big deal in our form of therapy than exposing your contra fraternity down in Honduras. Yet, you went ahead and did it gentle reminders that society. If the uncovered human misguided selves all over this swell II inspire me again soon, body was a more common, accepted campus. How about a round of anyway. Doesn't it bother you that farmers are getting seriously killed by jnough to keep me going. sight, a woman's body or a man's frontal lobotomies? UCSB is only a those toys of ours down there? No wonder your boys lost the Dakotas in the election. d capture a whole dream body would not be needed to sell a microcosm of American society — if < only this one vision is to product. Seeing flesh would not you're so upset with this society, And you just keep blubbering about Star Wars. God, it was a great party theme, but we had no idea you were going to actually try to DO IT! cause ultimately the reality cause the commotion it does and leave. Your anger will do more harm Hell, even the folks working on it know it won't work and frankly, we're ■earn you thought you' prompt us to buy beer or soft drinks. than good. As for the NEXUS, you obtain will have changed Another way American society is persist in airing the views of the often all kind of pissed it's digging so deeply into our beer money. Can't we just get another keg and watch the Superbowl instead of trying to ie you get there. Better sexually repressive is through in­ silly vocal minority. With that photo, irradiate the entire planet? stone. tolerance for a woman's sexual you've reached a new low. For cryin’ MONIQUE R. LEVESQUE expression. "Good" women, we are out loud! The environment is also something you've really dropped the ball on, Ron. James Watt just wasn't funny and the other people you've turned taught, do not wear revealing KEVIN PEOPLES clothes; they do not make sexual loose on our nation's most precious resources aren't much better. I h Methods comments or express an interest in mean what's this plan to build logging roads in 90 percent of the rest of sex. "Good" women do not actively our national forests by the turn of the century? And why do you keep y Nexus: partake in or enjoy sex. Everyone has telling us that acid rain needs more study while it's burning holes through a beautiful campus with at one time or another called a Columns our BMW's and making our tap water taste like hangover mouth? You fun-loving and studious woman a "slut" because she likes sex sure weren't so studious when you decided we needed another 10,000 The vast majority go to or sleeps with more than one man. In Needed nuclear warheads to protect ourselves from the Red Menace. A lot of us cialize, participate in in- this way we teach women to be have been wondering, in fact, who the real menace is — the Kremlin or md club sports, enjoy the you. embarrassed and feel ashamed if they The Daily Nexus is currently ac­ jdy hard and are generally desire physical contact. We do not For all of your blunders, I do still gotta hand it to you, though, Ron. cepting columns from persons in­ You've played it with style. You've kept us well diverted with issues like 3 good education while admit that a man's and a woman's terested in expressing their opinions ireat time. Yet there is a drug-abuse — even though I can't figure out how beer advertisements sexuality are equivalent. Men like sex. in the Nexus Editorial Pages. Ap­ >rity who view things in and government subsidies of the tobacco industry are supposed to We lose respect for and degrade proximately two to three pages of itric ways and speak out alleviate the drug crisis. And we all really enjoyed your telling us exactly Women who do also. It is exciting to intellectual, creative, and insightful ey're capturing the views watch and fantasize about a what our problems were for the last few years without having to figure work is preferred when considering them out for ourselves. I only wish your pearly-white smiles had made 3 campus. Wake up ... this "wholesome" woman being forced publication. Aside for the literary 1 case. So please, stop into the act of sex. The act of sex is a our real problems go away instead of just burying them for a while. advantages writers receive from Actually, I hate to tell you this, Ron, but a lot of us are breathing easier little bottles and stop big deal in our society. Angry men working with a daily newspaper, ur breast around my (and can punish women by forcing them since the neighbors' complaints finally got your power turned off during monetary benefits are also offered in the recent elections. ler UCSB student's!) to submit to an "immoral" act. A exchange for their enlightened I need extra urine or a woman does not like sex after all, and Save your breath lecturing us. We know that we've got a lot to do, but outlooks. Potential columnists should it's a relief to be figuring out solutions again instead of just pointing robed body ... I'll contact this is the best way for a man to harm submit their typed and double-spaced and conquer her. fingers. A little overtime is definitely in order, but with all of us pulling work, along with a name and together, we'll be on the right track again before long. Please, do us a think about the parents, Maybe if we learn to open our eyes telephone number, to the Nexus Idren and other visitors to human sexuality and realize it is a favor, though, Ron. We've got a lot to do and not much time to do it. So Editorial Office located under Storke just go back to chopping wood on your ranch and stay out of our way Dund our campus seeing natural function for both sexes, Tower. dents urinating in bottles sexual crimes would not be a way for while we try to clean this mess up. ig? Would you send your angry people to vent their Sneed Collard is a freelance writer who recently graduated from UCSB with a master’s degree in physics. 6 Thursday, Novem ber 20,1986 Daily Nexus Sports

Spikers Set Cross Country Season Wrapup: for PCAA Styler Highlights Tournament Year for Gauchos By Patrick DeLany Sports Editor money. This year we brought the By Dan Stein program as far as it could go,” Sportswriter Dolan said. The UCSB women’s volleyball team travels to Long Beach today “The difference between us for the first game of the 1986 PCAA A Rob Styler solo performance (UCSB) and the top schools in the Conference Tournament against in District Eight Regional conference is the financial scholarships,” Triplett added. fourth-ranked San Diego State. Championships held November “ We just can’t sell UCSB to the San Diego brings a 35-7, 1-7 15, capped . off UCSB cross top athletes on its academics and conference slate into the match. country’s 1986 season. environment alone. ’ ’ The Aztecs dropped a notch below Styler, UCSB’s only competitor Recruiting quality athletes into the Gauchos last week after two in the 10,000-meter race, placed 44th with a time of 32:01. the program next year is one of losses to number-one ranked “ The plan was to go out slow Triplett’s main concerns. Hawaii. Ranked fourth in the and work my way up,” Styler “ We’re really going to hustle to nation currently, San Diego held the number-one spot for four weeks said. “ Many runners went out too recruit,” he said. “ We’re in­ terested in an athlete that is in October. It was during this time fast and ended up dying. ” coachable, willing to put in the that the Gauchos first lost a 3-1 Beginning slowly and im­ effort, and has talent.” home match and then returned to proving steadily is the strategy defeat them before a large San UCSB Cross Country Coach Jim Many of UCSB’s top runners Diego crowd. Triplett has been using for Styler will also return in 1987 to com­ “ The thing is that we were very all season. Although Styler began pliment the rookies, including successful in our strategy last time the year running fifth on the Ted Brown, Jeff Jacobs and Phil Noyes for the men’s team, and we played,” UCSB Coach Kathy men’s squad, he eventually Gregory explained. “ We served became the team’s top runner. Debbie Cuttitta and Christine short and took them out of their “ Coach Triplett told me to do Meis for the women harriers. offense. Second of all, we didn’t let less summer work than I was Cuttitta was the top runner of the their tip go down and third of all we used to,” Styler said. “ I ran women’s team this season, and passed their spin serve. ” poorly at the beginning, but I was Jacobs, troubled by injuries this year, led the men’s team in 1985. Gregory does not feel that able to peak at the end.” tonight’s 9:00 match will be any Despite Styler’s noteworthy As far as success for the returning harrier team, “ it will different. Whether or not they win performance, the season as a be a matter of keeping Debbie depends on how quick the Gauchos’ whole for UCSB Cross Country transition is and how well they has not been so rosy. The (Cuttitta) and Jeff (Jacobs) neutralize the Aztecs’ block. women’s and men’s teams healthy,” according to Triplett. “ I feel that right now we’re finished fifth and sixth, playing a little bit better,” respectively, in the Pacific Coast On the whole, UCSB Cross UCSB’s All-American Candidate Charlotte Mitchel Conference. Gregory said. “ Charlotte Mitchel Country appears to be on the attempts a kill while teammate Yami Menendez looks , is playing a lot better and Judy “ The Pacific Coast Conference upswing. If the returning team is O n . RICHARD O'ROURKE/Nexus BeUomo and Yami Menendez have has developed into one of the able to provide a strong backbone most competitive conferences in been very steady the last part of Pacific in the second match on value (on the PCAAs),” Gregory and the recruitment harvest is the nation,” Jim Triplett said. the year. As long as we’re con­ Friday. A loss would mean that said. “ It’s not the whole season. ripe, the Gauchos should be able “ We ended up just about capable sistent in all the positions we’ll be UCSB has two full weeks to We’re going down there and give to turn in a command per­ of what we were doing. ” formance in 1987. ready.” prepare themselves for the NCAA 100 percent and try and beat San According to Assistant Coach “ San Diego is just not going to Championships. The Gauchos have Diego. But it’s not the NCAA Pete Dolan, for UCSB Cross play poorly and then we’ll get the already secured a berth in the Tournament.” “ Last year, we had to run match. It’s what we do to throw nationals. Country to improve next season really well to place where we did the team will need greater them out of their big blocking and Possibly because of this fact, Last year in the PCAA Tour­ in conference,” Dolan said. “ This financial backing. big offense.” Gregory is putting too much nament the Gauchos defeated year we didn’t run our best, but “ Because we’re committed to If they win the San Diego match, emphasis on this weekend’s Long Beach State in the first round we still finished well. This be competitive, we need more the Gauchos will once again meet tournament. before losing to eventual national demonstrates the strength and scholarships and program top-ranked University of the “ The thing is not to put too much champs UOP in four games. improvement of the program.”

Football Season Wrapup: Gauchos Keep Drive Alive, Look for Bigger Gain in '87

By Scott Channon we schedule.” Smith scored five touchdowns, the most exciting of which Contributing Editor This season, the Gauchos conceivably could have won came in the final game when he electrified the crowd with a seven or eight games. But unfortunately for UCSB, a few 95-yard kick-off return. close games turned to losses. Other runningbacks who increased their stock were Doug Without the services of Carl Sagan, the UC Santa Barbara “ Deep down inside, I really felt we would win more than Sipple, Chris Linane, Adam Peterson, and Eric Johnson. Of football team has now established its own calendar of time. we would lose,” Warren said. “ I thought we would beat all course those backs would have gone nowhere had it not Or make that gridiron of time. the Division III teams, but I didn’t know really how good been for outstanding offensive line members John Four years ago, a group of football hopefuls established a they were. They’re damn good.” Lasselette, Brian Harrison, Tim O’Neil, Steve Dethlefsen, club team; a small football emerged at UCSB’s goal-line. The Gauchos won two-of-four games against their and Keith Stapp. On first down, the Gauchos moved that ball a couple yards Division III opponents. However, the two losses, both at While UCSB’s offense was establishing itself this season, with a successful first season. home (Whittier, 20-13, and Claremont, 16-13) could just the defense continued with fine performances throughout On second down and eight in 1984, the Gauchos made a big have easily been wins. the year, the most notable coming when the Gauchos held gainer with a solid squad followed by a student lock-in “ We had a lot of young players that really didn’t have Azusa to only two touchdowns. which funded the team. Give them five yards on the play. In much experience in the close games,” quarterback Paul Linebacker Klaus Leitenbauer, who made one of his order to avoid a punting situation, the Gauchos had to Wright said. “ We lost more games than we should have. behind-the-line sticks on Azusa’s NFL-bound Christian convert on third down and two. Next year, we’ll win the close ones. ’ ’ Okoye, led the team with 91 tackles and 12 quarterback A winning third season combined with increased fan sacks. Other outstanding linebackers include Jon Barnes, support aided UCSB’s decision to field an intercollegiate Wright, in his second season as signal-caller, will return Rick Priest, and Chris Humphreys, while outstanding team the following year. That play was good for eight yards next year with some impressive 1986 figures. In UCSB’s defensive linemen include Richard Ortiz, John Tullius, Phil for a first down at UCSB’s 16-yard line. The Gauchos were final game of the season, a 47-29 loss to Sonoma* State, Straw, and Charles Brown. on their way. Wright completed 30 passes in 54 attempts, both school Mike Hoffman led all defensive backs with six in­ The Gauchos aren’t thinking touchdown, they just want to records. In a 28-15 victory over Pomona Pitzer, Wright terceptions, while other fine backs included Darryl keep the drive going. And most importantly, they want to established a new UCSB standard with 331 passing yards. Thomas, Scott Hagey, and Troy Vigil. Weak safety Bryan avoid a turnover, (i.e., when the Gauchos dropped in­ On the season, Wright completed 136 passes m 290 attempts Scher led all backs with 56 tackles. tercollegiate football in 1971). for 1,697 yards. He tossed 15 interceptions while throwing Placekicker John Corrigan led the team with 34 points After a successful first season at the Division III level this for 13 touchdowns. scored. He was a perfect 13-of-13 on extra-point tries while year, Gaucho football is now well on its way. Five of those touchdowns fell into the hands of Steve he connected on seven-of-12 field goals, the longest covering Of course, success is all relative. Some could argue that a Marks, UCSB’s premier receiver the past two seasons, who 38 yards. 4-5 record doesn’t translate into a successful year. also averaged just under 40 yards while performing the “ I’ve won a lot of games over the past 15 years,” second- punting duties. On the year, Marks made 39 catches for 583 Luckily for Warren, UCSB’s 1987 team will only be minus year Gaucho Coach Mike Warren stated, “ and I ’ve rarely yards. Meanwhile, Chris Horntlein caught 27 passes for 369 a few members of the 1986 team. measured how successful our season was by how many yards with two touchdowns. “ We’re real optimistic for next year,” Warren said. games we won or lost. I think the true measure of your Three tight ends who got into the passing act were Khaled “ We’re only losing four or five players. If our recruiting season is whether or not your kids play as hard as they can Shahbo, Brian Harrison, and Mike McDermott. Without goes anything like it did last year — and I think it will go play and come as close as possible to what their full question, UCSB’s 1986 offense was geared towards passing. about twice as well — we should be more than a little im­ potential is. These guys gave us every drop that they had. ” “ We always expected to pass the ball a lot,” Warren said. proved. We should be a lot improved. We’ll keep getting The Gauchos pooled their resources together two weeks “ We couldn’t run the ball real well this year. We’ll get to better and better. This is an attractive place to go to school ago when they upset undefeated Azusa Pacific, 17-14. where we can, but right now we can’t. ” and to play football.” Without question, it was the highlight of the season. Warren feels the running attack will improve next year Next season, UCSB’s modern football team will venture But holistically, Warren sees an even larger highlight- with a more experienced offensive line and a more ex­ into its second intercollegiate season. Once again, the “ That football is back at UCSB,” he exclaimed. “ We will be perienced Kenny Smith. The freshman runningback this Gauchos aren’t thinking touchdown. They just want to keep all the way back when we win about eight or nine of the ones season led the team with 497 rushing yards in 101 carries. the drive going. Daily Nexus Thüfrsday, November 20,1986 7

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protest later in the office of Vice a Good Woman Down member them seriously if they use those $12,000 in security fees were Chancellor of Student and Com­ Chris Hilkene said. Hilkene is one means.” associated with Simonton’s SIMONTON munity Affairs Ed Birch was of the women who removed her Women’s issues are obviously protests. (Continued from front page) significant because it made a shirt. “ The laws made by white not solely local concerns. Simonton “ She (Simonton) latched onto us changed her life dramatically, gesture against objectification of men protect the rights for topless blasted negative media images like a parasite,” Miss California making her see a direct connection women’s bodies for profit, bars, pornography and in most that portray women as enjoying pageant President Robert Arnhym between the objectification of Simonton said. At the protest, states it is illegal to breast feed in abuse and “ always meaning ‘yes’ said. “ Last year we awarded women’s bodies and rape. Her three women again removed their public,” she added. when they say ‘no.’” $150,000 in cash scholarships to current fight for women’s issues shirts. Hilkene was the subject of On Tuesday, Simonton presented women. That was our was sparked by the attack. “ Until we can take back direct controversy late last month after Myth vs. Miss, a film examining achievement. What was hers? ” According to Simonton, rape is control of our bodies and stop she ripped several promotional both the Miss California pageant Hilkene believes this an act which takes away a waiting until a man hands us beer posters, depicting scantily and the Myth California protest “ achievement” is derogatory to woman’s humanity and must be money to take off our shirts, clad women, from the wall of pageant, which she organized. women. “ Corporate backers stopped. Men must be made women’s bodies will continue to be S.O.S. Beer in Isla Vista. “ The idea Though Simonton has addressed donate scholarship money to the responsible for their sexually degraded, demoralized, chopped behind our ‘shirt-freeness’ and her concerns to both contestants pageant so that they can use the deviant actions, she said, up and sold on the meat markets. pulling down the liquor posters is and organizers of the Miss winner’s body in their ads. They suggesting the creation of a list of “ Keeping our shirts on hasn’t to take back and reclaim control of California pageant, they disagree are giving scholarship money for men that have raped and the stopped men from raping us,” our own bodies, so the whole idea with her about adverse results of women to flaunt their bodies, posting of it for people to see. Simonton said. “ We don’t exist for behind the rally and the entire the pageant’s existence. rather than for their ability and Localizing the idea, Simonton men’s sexual pleasure, so why week is empowerment ... the Don Ricker, facility manager at intelligence,” Hilkene said. proposed that UCSB students should I have to wear a little strip empowerment for women to walk the Santa Cruz Civic Auditorium Arnhym said that the protests make notes on professors who of cloth across my breasts when I freely whenever and wherever where the Miss California pageant will not hinder the pageant’s make sexual remarks, including garden or go in the ocean so that they please, wearing whatever was held for 62 years before being existence. “ Although she spent a what is said, and post them on some man doesn’t have to worry they please, and to be called moved to San Diego, credited the year, gathering protesters, there campus. about what he does when he is ‘women’ and not ‘girls,’” Hilkene move to the protest of Simonton were less than 150 people there last The awareness and education of excited by them,” she said. said. and others in the Myth California year,” he said. “ That doesn’t women’s issues has become a “ In taking off my shirt I ’m Some UCSB students do not pageant. underscore the validity of the major issue on this campus, calling them (men) responsible for believe these actions are the “It was a catalyst (of events) statement she’s making in my largely due to the efforts of You their sexually deviant actions. I correct tactics for getting results. that made it (the Miss California opinion. But, it did make us waste Can’t Keep A Good Woman Down won’t protect them from them­ “ I believe in all that they say pageant) move. The facility here is time, effort and money to defend and UCSB’s nationally recognized selves anymore,” Simonton said. about women’s rights and the 45 years old so they were looking our right to propogate a point of Women’s Center. “ The only time that we can take purpose of the rally, but I don’t for a better venue. I think they view.” To enhance that awareness, one off our shirts is when it is worry or think about it, and it would have stayed here had we not Simonton will continue the woman removed her shirt at specifically designed for the doesn’t take precedence in my had the problem with security protests in San Diego this year Monday’s rally to symbolically pleasure of men and when men are daily life,” junior Christina Nyhan brought on by the protest,” Ricker with an emphasis on the racism of take back control of her body. A making a profit,” You Can’t Keep said. “ I don’t think people will take said, explaining that an additional the pageant. people get hurt or killed; those are serious capital letters, “FUCK THE STUDENT Leg Council’s misconceptions. acts,” he said. FEE REFERENDUM.” “ I ’d say the major problem this year is a Some people have looked no further than Council member Kurt Berkenkotter lack of communication between our com­ COUNCIL the writing on Leg Council bills for strongly disagrees with such wording. “ I mittees and us,” council parliamentarian questionable activity. A bill passed earlier think that things like that are uncalled for,” Robert Reed said. “ There’s also a lack of (Continued from front page) this year regarding an obscenity complaint he said. “ It’s detracting from the credibility communication between ourselves that propriate. “ A.S. should for the most part against KCSB filed by Nathan Post included of the legislation. Sometimes a dramatic should be worked on and taken care of. ” deal on an informational level,” he said. the statement “ whereas Nathan Post is the word choice is used to try to stir up “ A lack of organization and internal External Vice President Sharlene Weed, lowest form of scum.” emotions. It’s a question of controls” is what council member Glenn who was a member of both this and last Another bill included a line that said “ we professionalism. ’ ’ Fuller sees as Leg Council’s biggest year’s councils, said she prefers the current are all presidents,” and council spent 15 Problems in communication have problem. group. “ This year’s council is proactive. minutes arguing whether or not they should resulted in consistently late agendas, which However, Weed does not see a major Our tactics are different. We’re not hesitant all be referred to in that fashion. in turn create situations where people who organizational problem. “ I think that to take a controversial stand. The things we Legislation regarding so-called “ council could be affected by certain legislation do sometimes we’re a little bit unorganized do, we do in a responsible way. We think oppression” included meaningless phrasing not know it is going to be discussed. maybe, but we always seem to pull together about every single penny that is spent,” she such as “ whereas power comes through the This was the case a few weeks ago when and do the things that we want to,” she said. said. end of a gun,” “ c + .% o !,” and “ here’t B it Leg Council passed a bill about the Ac­ “ We' have a duty to legislate with the A.S. President Doug Yates believes that disol ved—6 u-nits—4. ’ ’ tivities Planning Center which wasn’t on the utmost of effectiveness, not efficiency,” people who charge Leg Council with A number of bills contain outright attacks. agenda. 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