Mustang Daily, October 12, 2001
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" 8 San Luis Obispo Planning Commission approves ‘use permit’ for fraternity, discusses big box ordinance
By Kat Corey So why would a fraternity want to MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER apply for a “use permit?” Chris Allen, vice president of Phi In the midst ot rush week, fraterni Delta Theta, .said their main reason ty Phi Delta Theta has gained much i for requesting a “use permit" is more than a few new pledges. because without it, it is illegal to put The 75-memher fraternity was wel \ m j i h n fraternity letters on a house. comed to the neighhorhotid •fj, j “We want people to know that it is Wednesday night as it was officially our frat house,” Allen said. # granted 1264 Fixithill Blvd. as a place He said a few years ago they had an to call home. The San Luis Ohispo unofficial house in north San Luis Planning Commission voted 4-2 in Obispo, but they wanted something favor of the frat house request. closer to campus and they liked the John Shoals, asstKiate planner for character of the Foothill house. 9^ the city of San Luis Ohispo, Members of the fraternity have explained at the meeting that granti already been living there for two years ng the fraternity a “use permit" will now, .Allen said, and nothing will heighten restrictions on the fraternity change except that the whole frater and give Cal Poly and the police nity will be ass(Kiated with the house. department more control over them. Along with the “use permit" come For example, he said, they are »mly many rules and regulations, not to CRYSTAL MEYERS/MUSTANG DAILY allowed to have 18 people on the mention a hefty price. Shoals said if premises at any given time, and they Journalism junior Lisa Olmo carries the remebrance banner Thursday night along with her sorority sisters. they receive two noise violations must submit a calendar of events at The parade of candles started at the plaza in the Mission and proceeded in silence through Farmer's Market within six months, they may have and ended back at the Mission.Over 600 people attended the vigil in silent memory of the Sept. 11 attacks the beginning of each year to be honoring those who died and their relatives. Look for the full story in Monday's Mustang Daily. approved by the city. see MEETING, page 8 Football fireworks The 12 months of Cal Poly men By Whitney Kobrin Delta Upsilon and ASI sponsor MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER fireworks show as part of Centennial Celebration Bring out the fire extinguishers! Some friendly competition K'tween male calendars on campus i * i , By Jana Larsen TTie fireworks are being put on by Pyro could bring spice to Cal Poly life. MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER Spectaculars, a family-run business of Nick Ventimiglio shattered soci one of the Delta Upsilon members. etal niTirns by using male sensuality Plan on this weekends Cal Poly A fraternity member of Delta to sell a pnxluct when he prop SONIA SLUTZKI/MUSTANG DAILY W ILD 106.7 and... The driver of a dark blue 2000-2001 Volkswagen Bug accidentally ran into a motorcyclist Thursday night outside of the parking struc ture on Grand Avenue, according to Sgt. Steve Schroeder of Enter to win a University Police. The accident occurred as the Bug turned left into the roadway and Nintendo Game Cube! hit the motorcycle with its right bumper. Two Cal Poly students were involved, but their names were not available as Mustang and our first 25 customers Daily went to press. Schroeder said an emergency ambulance took the motorcyclist to a hospital where he was treated for minor receive a free t-shirt! injuries. 1326 Madonna Road (near Albertsons) Support Mustang sports in the Laguna Village Shopping Center this weekend — cross For more info, call: country, soccer & football 805-544-6463 Mustang Daily National & International News Friday, October 12,2001 3 NationalBrieis water supplies, nuclear and electric nasal swab test remains healthy as those deaths. British armed forces leader, Adm. power facilities, crop dusters and the well. Neither person seems to have Earlier this year, 40 Indians were Sir Michael Boyce, has said that the Bush speaks to American drivers of hazardous waste trucks, ' contracted the actual disease. killed by paramilitaries in the village military action in Afghanistan could public among others, have been requested Anthrax infection usually occurs of Naya. last into next summer. The first U.S. to boost security in case of attacks. from skin contact with infected ani The Colombian war has spanned death in the Afghanistan attacks is mals or from eating undercooked WASHINGTON — President — AP 37 years and has claimed 40,000 Air Force sergeant Evander Earl meat from infected animals. Several Bush made an address Thursday civilian lives in the last decade. The Andrews. He was killed in a heavy thousand anthrax spores must be evening that summarized the cur U.S. image relay satellite United Self Defense Forces of equipment accident in Qatar. inhaled before the bacterium attacks rent situation and made several launched Colombia is a far-right paramilitary Taliban leader Mullah the lungs, making infection through requests. Bush said that the United organization that is responsible for Mohammed Omar’s stepfather and inhalation rare. The disease cannot States has accomplished a “great CAPE CANAVERAL, Fla. — some of the massacres and is classi 10-year-old son were killed when his be transmitted from person to per deal” in the war against terrorism, International Launch Services, a fied as a terrorist organization. Their house was struck by a bomb Tuesday, son. especially against Taliban and al joint venture between Russian com enemies, the Marxist guerilla groups said fleeing Kandahar residents. The CDC’ has 15 investigators in Qaida training camps and air panies Khrunichev and Energia and FARC and ELN, are also accused of — AP and Reuters Florida. defenses. He said that all missions U.S. company Lockheed Martin human-rights abuses. — Reuters were going as planned. Corp., said that it launched a satel — Reuters South Asia Bush encouraged American citi lite for the National zens to “go about their business" in a Reconnaissance Office (a U.S. Middle East BANGLADESH — An image of Briefs compiled from various normal fashion despite further ter intelligence agency that designs, the “Sesame Street” character, Bert, news services by Mustang Daily rorist threats; he also asked all builds and maintains spy satellites) KABUL, Afghanistan — The sporting a menacing grimace has contributor Anne Guilford. American children to donate $1 to on Wednesday. first daylight air strike occurred in been sported on Muslim protest help buy food and medicine for Experts said that the satellite had Kabul on Thursday. Targets included posters in Asia. The image is nestled Afghan children. image relay capabilities. The satel the eastern part of Kabul where an between two images of Osama bin — CNN lite orbits the earth at 25,000 miles Internat ionalBncts al-Qaida training base is IcKated and Laden. high and was launched on an Atlas a munitions dump in Kandahar. The image started as an Internet FBI fears more attacks on U.S. rocket. The satellite launch had South America The Taliban claim that 115 peo spoof last month. It is unknown how soil, law enforcement on been planned for months and is not ple were killed in Wednesday and the picture made it into the hands of highest alert specifically planned for the military BOGOTA, Colombia — On Thursday’s attacks, 15 of those were unsuspecting demonstrators in anti- action in Afghanistan. Thursday, the deaths of at least 55 killed when a Mosque was reported American rallies this week in W ASHINGTON — The FBI — Reuters people have been blamed on a series ly hit by a missile. The reports have Bangladesh. said that it received new informa of massacres committed by extremist not been confirmed by any sources Sesame Workshop, the New tion on Thursday that there may he Third person infected with guerilla gunmen. On Wednesday in outside of the Taliban. York, non-profit organization that additional attacks within the next anthrax Valle del Cauca, 24 peasant men Pakistan has recognized for the does the licensing for “Sesame several days in the United States, on were killed by an anti-communist first time that there are U.S. planes Street” products, is outraged and is U.S. interests overseas and abroad. ATLANTA — A Florida death squad, according to a Reuters and personnel in their country but exploring legal options to stop this But specific targets have not been woman’s nasal swab has tested posi reptirt. were careful not to classify them as unauthorized image of Bert. identified. tive for anthrax. But a Center for Also on Wednesday, in a separate military. They also stressed that no — Reuters Law enforcement agencies have Disease Control spokeswoman said attack in the town of Remolinos, 30 attacks against Afghanistan would been put on full alert for the second the woman appears to be healthy militia gunmen killed 12 people. he staged in Pakistan. More than 15 time this week and the FBI has and is not showing any anthrax Fourteen corpses were found in dif U.S. military aircraft have landed at Briefs compiled from various requested extra security for crop- symptoms. The second man who ferent provinces, but it is still the Pakistani base on Jacobabad in news services by Mustang Daily diKsting operations. Supervisors of tested positive for anthrax from a unknown who is responsible for the last two days. contributor Anne Guilford. Female correspondents face cultural barriers in reporting on teiror By Tara Weiss wearing clothing tniditional to that The Hartford Courant region, including a shalwar (tunic) and diipata, a long head scarf. They are clashing cultures. .Amy Kellogg, a London-based for C\ie IS a world that prefers wtimen to eign correspondent for Fox News leave the hi>use covered from hea».! to CJhannel, was sent to Islamabad shortly UK*. In the most extreme areas, women after the Sept. 11 terrorist attacks. must paint the window-s of their homes Kellogg, an experienced war reporter, S4.T no one can Nce in. covered the war in Chechnya while In the other world, women compete based in Fox News C'hannel’s Moscow tor jobs with men, wear Ally McBeal- bureau. length skirts and get elected to public Kellogg takes a different approiKh. office. Rather than wearing rr.iditi».)nal cloth Th(Tse worlds arc ciilliding as female ing, she wears baggy pants and tops. journalists arc dispatched to cover the “1 dsin’t want to offend pet'ple here; events in and around Afghanistan. As it’s an Islamic ctnintry, althtnigh it’s visitors, female jtnimalists must strike a mixlerate,” Kelk>gg said, also calling balance Ivtween respecting the Muslim from the Marrit>tt Hotel in Islamabad. culture and Islamic religitm and di>ing “I have a suitcase full of head scarves, their jobs. and I went on a shopping spree for “It’s a fine line to have to walk,” baggy clothes K'fore I left Lmdon. But MSNBC’s Ashleigh Banfield said. “It’s Islamabad is a cosmopt>litan city. Most frustrating when men won’t address you women do cover their heads, but not all or you can’t go into an interview.” pf them. Banfield, co-anchor of MSNEK2’s “I’ve lx*en covering the political side “Newsfront,” is praised in America of the story, so I’ve been speaking with almost as much for her sty le (black tita officials and analysts,” she said. “They’re nium Lifont glasses and sleek blond all cosmiipolitan and have met hairdo) as she is for her reptirting. Westerners. That said, if 1 end up in a (People magazine did a spread on place like Afghanistan, then I’ll really Banfield’s hip glas.ses.) have to change the way I do things.” But when she was sent on avsign- Now Kellogg (also a blonde) covers ment to Islamabad, Pakistan, on Sept. her arms, legs, chest and neck. She tniv- 20, she coKired her blond hair brown els with several male colleagues: a pro and cut it extremely short to blend in ducer, cameraman and a liKal inter among the people of central Asia. preter. “I spc'nt a year traveling this pan of “Here it’s a matter of respect and get the world and found that blond hair was ting your ji>b dime,” Kellogg says. “If a nuisance,” Banfield said Saturday, you have people crowding around you, calling fumi the Marriott Hotel in you can’t work. But you don’t want to Islamabad. “In a siruatitin where my offend people by K'lng proviKatively safety can be in jeopardy, it wasn’t even dressed.” a decision.” Both women say their gender hasn’t Banfield worked as a free-lancer in significantly hindered their ability to 1991 in stiutheast Asia, India, the get the job done, but that could change Middle Ea.st and the Sov'iet Union. if sent to .Afghanistan, where women Uptm arrival in Pakistan, she began must wear a burka, a head-to-toe 4 Friday, October 12,2001 Cinema Mustang Daily By Leslie Edwards MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER cbster defines black, cashmere gloves at more chance. She writes her name are reminded of each other several Rloomingdale’s in New York City and number in a book (“Love in the times, and so the frantic search serendipity as “an '''Serendipity/ though a aptitude tor mak during the holiday season, Jonathan Time of Cholera”) and sells it to an begins. ing desirable dis Träger (John Cusack) and Sara undisclosed bookstore the following predictable comedy, should They look in department stores coveries by acci Thomas (Kate Beckinsale) end up day. Jonathan writes his name and leave a smile on your and warehouses, as well as the streets dent.” However, in the movie .spending a magical evening together, number on a $5 bill and Sara uses it of New York and all the w'ay to San face “Serendipity,” starring John Cusack which ends when Sara decides to to purchase something at a news ...” Francisco. The almost-meeting of and Kate Beckinsale, these “desirable tempt fate. As she reaches out to give stand. Sara tells Jonathan that if they Jonathan and Sara becomes a bit discoveries” are no accident. Johnathan her name and number, a are destined to be together, the items ter hairstyles later. Jonathan is about repetitive. Although you are laughing After fighting over the last pair of truck drives by and blows the paper carrying their phone numbers, which to get married to Hallie (Bridget and wanting them to find each other, out of her hands and into the are now circulating in New York, will Moynahan) and Sara just got engaged you still might think to yourself, mess of litter on the streets of be brought back into their own hands to Lars (John Corbett), a New Age “Come on, already.” New’ York. Sara sees this as a by fate. musician. However, as the wedding Although there is no real thrill at sign, but decides to give it one Flash forward a few years and het- plans are made, Jonathan and Sara the predictable end, it is still exciting to see them chase after each other You Will through the streets of New York. The on-screen chemistry between Cusack and Beckinsale is perceptible, but the only time they act together is at the very beginning and the very’ end of the film. The movie is at it’s best when the two act together, but the strong sup porting actors play a huge role in m adding to the comedy of this film. Dean Kansky (Jeremy Piven) plays the role of Cusack’s best friend, an obituary writer for The New Y’ork Times, who’s never really taken chances in his own life. He becomes transfixed by his friend’s adventurous, cra:y romanticism and aids him in finding his destiny. Eve (Molly Shannon) plays a simi lar role as Beckinsale’s close friend and a New Age shopkeeper. Eve assumes a typical Molly Shannon role. The real kicker in this film is Eugene Levy, whose role as an anal Blinimingdale’s salesman adds a definite comedic sense to the film. Cusack’s role is a lot more comfort able than his role in America’s Sweethearts and Beckinsale is as lovely as she was in Pearl Harbor, but with a British accent this time, (although she did have the Neve Campbell Icxik in this film). British actor-tumed-director Peter Chels The California TUESDAY, OCTOBER 16 Polytechnic 1 1 .0 0a m - 1 20 0 p m University Union State University R o o m 2 2 0 Foundation's Annual TELECOAAM Audit FY 2000-01 has VOICE DATA VIDEO been completed. Faalities Planning is geanng up for a two-year project to upgrade the university's telecommunications infrastructure. A presentation has been scheduled to give the campus community an opportunity to learn about TELECOMM Faalities Planning Public information copies available at 805-756-6806 Foundation Administration (Building 15) and Campus Library. Mustang Daily Cinema Friday,October 12,2001 5 perfect victim for the brother- By Audrey Amara s’prank. MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER After the brothers are settled in the hotel, the sound of a big rig is or those people who like heard in the background as Rusty seeking trouble for fun, Taking the fuD out Nails arrives. Soon, voices are “Joy Ride” is a perfect heard in the next room. Fuller and example of the trouble Lewis hear disturbing noises and coming back to haunt call the office to report them. The you. next morning, a sheriff turns up at The movie takes off right from of ‘Road Trip’ the brothers’ door to question them the start by showing two brothers, about “the mess next door.” Fuller and Lew'is (played by Steve The brothers are questioned and Zahn and Paul Walker, respective told to leave the state, so they head ly), messing around with the citi out on the road again. Soon, they zen’s band radio (a walkie-talkie hear the CB radio crackle to life, style of radio) on a barren stretch of with “Candy Cane?” coming over highway somewhere in Wyoming. the frequency. Lewis had been on his way from They have a near death experi ence involving Rusty Nails before ▼...... getting to Boulder to pick up “... the movie does keep the Venna, but agree not to tell her audience on the edge of its about the whole situation since seat with its ongoing mur^ “things are going well,” Lewis said. However, Venna soon gets derous obstacles...” involved in the big rig driver’s mur % derous pranks. Even her rich room \ \ : y mate, who Venna is especially close school in California to pick up his to, gets involved and is kidnapped friend Venna, played by Leelee by Rusty Nails and used as bait to Sobieski, who goes to Rttulder lure Venna and the brothers into College in Colorado. From there, his traps. m- they were going to drive across the Somehow they always end up country for the holidays in his new escaping. However, the movie does 1971 Chrysler Newport. keep the audience on the edge of its Of course, things get off schedule seat with its ongoing murderous when Lewis has to make a detour to obstacles set up by the truck driver Ì bail his brother out of jail in Salt i for fun. Lake City, Utah, on a charge of The truck driver is never seen in drunken driving. Fuller is a “live on COURTESY PHOTO/WWW.MOVIEWEB.COM the movie and at the end it is up to the edge” type of goofball and likes Leelee Sobieski, above, stars as Venna, the girl of Lewis'(Paul Walker) dreams in 'Joy Ride/currently play the viewer’s imagination what hap to make everything fun — whatev ing at movie theaters. pens to him. er the cost. joy Ride leaves its audience with On the way to pick up Venna, looking for a woman named Candy and talks the lone truck driver into the room Lewis and Fuller are in. a hanging feeling, and there is a the brothers start goofing around Cane, and calls out for her over the meeting “her” at one of the cheap He is shown to he an obnoxious- good chance th^ere will be a sequel. on the CB radio and with a little CB radio. roadside motels that is scattered racist because he yelled at the It is a great movie for people who egging on by his brother, Lewis Lewis, w’ho does a great impres alongside the never-ending stretch Asian motel attendant, shoved want to be scared and have a few seduces a truck driver who calls sion of a slightly accented woman’s of highway. Lewis on his way out the door of laughs at the same time, and it’s not himself Rusty Nails. The driver is voice, pretends to be Candy Cane The man in room 17 is next to the motel office and therefore is a as fake as other thrillers .seem to be. Audiences won't go Ftamont bananas for'Iron Monkey' Bandita (^:30). 7.75, /o .-o o Iron nionkaLi 7:00. 9:30 By Katrina Lang m ax Kaahla'^ Bley m ova (^:00), 6>:^5, 9.75 THE GW HATCHET (GEORGE D on't Saiy a W ord (3:IO), 5:^5, a:l5. 10:^3 W a sh in g t o n U .) (U-WIRE) WASHINGTON — Downtown Cantra 7 Cinanta With a mundane storyline and immature humor. Iron Monkey (Miramax) relies on sophisticated / o L j r i d a (3:10). 5:^5. 8:10. 10:^0 choreography to entertain but bare Corkiy Rom ano (^:U5). 7:15. 9:30 ly manages to capture audience Sarandipltiy (3:00). (^:!5). (5:f5) approval. 6:30. 7:30. 9:00. 10.00 A shallow plot and depthless Tkainincf Daej (^:!5). 7:00. 9:^5 characters act as a backdrop for Z o o l a n d a r 0:^5). 6:00. 8:20. 10:^5 fight scenes. The film seems like COURTESY PHOTO/WWW.YAHOO.COM only an excuse to show off imagina fThifyiddcx O m a q a C o d a // (^:00), 6:^5. 9:20 Shun-Yee Yuen, above, stars in the action film 'Iron Monkey/which tive choreography from Yuen Woo- opens in theaters today. Ping, also the creative force behind The Matrix and Crouching Tiger, Monkey, Their elaborate fight Neither has notable acting abili Sunjat Driva-tn Hidden Dragon. scenes are packed with ridiculous ty, but their capability to do many San L uh Obhpo Weaving fact and legend. Iron banter, resembling two 8-year-olds of the stunts without special assis re-enacting a “Power Rangers” tance is impressive. Yen and Guang Monkey is the tale of a hero amid a 1 H a r d b a l l corrupt government that sets out to episode. display the “old school” style of help the oppressed people in Fighting abilities become so car- kung fu that is dazzling yet unbe Chinese Robin Htxxl fashion. Only totm-ish at times that it seems the lievable. Paint Thaatar known as the Iron Monkey, the viewer is watching a video game Intended to be a prequel to Once San Luh Obhpo main character can fly across build rather than a film. Upon A Time in China, also direct ings, do gravity-defying stunts and The acting is painful, with ed by Yuen Wtxi Ping, Iron Monkey Haarta In Atlantia ^.75. 7.00, 9.75 survive the deadliest of situations Donnie - Yen (Highlander: (Miramax) follows in the Hong B r a a d C T u H p a a ^:/5. 7:00. 9.75 Endgame) in the role of Wong Kei KoiVg movie tradition of breathtak with acrobatic feats. L i a m ^ :!5 Ying, the master fighter who battles ing action sequences but fails to The governor forces a master ApoexjUip^aa A 7 o iv R a d u x 7.75 fighter to hunt down the Iron the Iron Monkey (Yu Rong meet the standards of some of its Guang). more artful predecessors. • ^ 4 • • I * i \ • < 6 Friday, October 12,2001 Opinion Mustang Daily Coffee crisis and fair trade choice In many coffee-growing countries, crisis is brewing. International coffee prices have fallen by two-thirds since 1997, and no significant recovery is expected. Tlie collapse has worsened rural pKiverty, spurred immigration to the United States and, in some areas, raised the spiecter of civil / unrest. Cxitfee prices are currently at an all-time low, slid ing below 80 cents a pound last .August, remaining around 60 cents through .A.pril, and is now at 50 cents with no increase in sight. TTiis is the dark side of coffee, the worlds P second-most-traded commiKliry after petroleum. .».-s A key factor supp Matt Smart editor in chief Friday, October 12,2001 Sonia Slutzki managing editor production manager Sheri Sakamoto Michelle Hatfield news editor Volume LXVI, No. 22 ad manager Nick McClure Karin Driesen opinion editor 0 2001 Mustang Daily national ad director jenny Ferrari Erica Tower arts & features editor Mustang Melissa Hunnicutt classified ad manager Aaron Lambert photo editor D A IL Y ® circulation Justin Brown Evann Gastaldo, Jenifer Hansen, GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING, SUITE 226 EDITORIAL (805)756-1796 ad reps Jenny Ferrari, Melissa Hunnicutt, Carrie Robin Nichols copy editors McGourty, Liz Perhach,Tori Walsh CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVERTISING (805)756-1143 Crystal Myers assistant photo editor ad designers Andrew Salituri, Jordyn Cutler, Jeff McKeown layout designer SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93407 FAX (805) 756-6784 Janwyn Toy Teresa Allen faculty adviser web & technology manager Brett Heliker mustangdaily.caipoly.edu [email protected] Patrick Munroe graphics adviser business manager A.J.Schuermann Ryan McKee illustrator Printed by University Graphic Systems “I hate you guys.' Mustang Daily News Friday, October 12,2001 7 “He approached us two months ago FIREWORKS about having the show,” said Chris continued from page 1 Baker, assistant athletic director of Interest in Mid East courses marketing. “We discussed it and thought it would he exciting for a half here. time show.” growing at Boston universities “1 wanted to get Pyro Spectacular His family has run the fireworks incorporated into my lite,” Gilfillan business, Pyro Spectaculars, for more Nor Yalman said he has also seen a questions about reasons behind terror said. “When 1 am here, 1 am pretty far By Eiise Castelli than 30 years. Gilfillan’s dad and rwt) The Daily Free Press marked increase in interest, noting ism. reiiK)ved from southern and northern uncles run the busine.ss, which was the growth of his class on the forma Northeastern Professor Dennis Calitomia and there are not many started by his grandfather, Robert (U-WIRE) BOSTON — Boston- tion of the Middle East since World Sullivan, chairman of Political shows done here.” Sousa. The business is based out of area schcxils have reported a surging War IF. Enrollment in Yalman’s class, Science, said he has had to turn stu Gilfillan said that the fireworks Rialto, hut has offices all over interest in both Middle Eastern and usually 80-90 students, has jumped to dents away from his .Arab-lsraeli shows around here are usually on the California. terrorism studies since the Sept. 11 Fourth of July and ^ ______300, he said. Conflict class, which, with 70 stu Cj i 1 f i 11 a n attacks, forcing schixds to accommo he is in New York Yalman has adapted his course to dents, now holds more than double started in the date the overflow of students. doing the Macy’s “ / allow for 10-minute updates on the the number of students it typically definitely got a better fircw'orks busi l>. Erik Goldstein, chairman of ness when he situation during each class. The allows. Sullivan said he also had to perspective of the business International Relations at Boston course, Yalman said, is also available restructure his class to create time to was 13 years old University, said BU will reinstate a mentioned that he Side of a shoW heCdUSe of on the Internet, so interested students discuss the terrorist attacks and to with a produc course on terrorism and increase the jq SpOnSOYS dud dll who are not in the class can access the answer students’ questions. wanted his own tion in Hong seating capacity of similar courses this Kong. The fam information as well. Noting growing interest in the sub spring. IS hard to he th d t is in v o lv e d / ' ily has also done According to Yalman, Harvard may ject, Sullivan initiated a series of In response to a petition signed by involved in a show shows such as also hold special lectures through its teach-ins open to the Northeastern Matt Gilfillan 90 students, BU plans to bring back outside of San Luis the San International Relations department, community to aid the students’ search the class. Small Wars and Terrorism, Obispo, he decided business junior Francisco although nothing is definite yet. for answers. which ended five years ago when the to do one here at Millennium, professor teaching it left the Cal Poly. New Years at the Space Needle in “I definitely got a better perspective Seattle, the Statute of Liberty University. “Intemationdl relations wds dlreddy one of the most of the business side of a show because Goldstein said interest in Middle Centennial, the Rolling Stones and populdr mdjors. ... The interest in the mdjor remdins of talking to sponsors and all that is Pink Floyd band tours and several Eastern courses was high even before involved,” Gilfillan said. Super 13owl halftime shows. the attacks, a fact which he attrib strong dnd hds been steddily incredsing for some time." Gilfillan started working on getting “I’ve been in a number of produc uted to the violence in the Middle a fireworks show here for Cal Poly tions since then, some of them notable East over the past few years. Erik Goldstein more than a year ago. He wanted to do such as the 1996 Olympics in Atlanta “International relations was chairman of Interntional Relations, Boston University it for spring Rush at Oceano Dunes, and the Macy’s Fourth of July already one of the most popular however, the show was shut down a majors, with about 800 (students),” Fireworks Spectacular in New York,” Middle Eastern studies courses have “We needed to have a teach-in week and a half prior to the event. Goldstein said. “The interest in the Gilfillan said. also experienced significant enroll because you can’t tackle these issues Neighbors in Oceano called concerned The fireworks will he an aerial show major remains strong and has been ment spikes at Northeastern (in lecture),” Sullivan said. “It’s sly about the event happening in the shot south of the stadium. Pyro steadily increasing for some time." University, according to spokes complicated — the histcYry, the cul Snowy Plover habitat and so it was Spectaculars donated the entire show In addition, BU students and woman Christine Phelan. Phelan said ture, pcYlitics, implications, conse cancelled. He tried again to hold the with no cost to the sch(X)l or the fra teaching fellows have organized infor firework show and had approached the three classes in particular have seen a quences. ... So we spread lYut these ternity. The sht)w is called the Delta mal weekly forums since Sept. 11, Athletics Deptartment about hi^lding substantial increase in enrollment, teach-ins for the entire semester.” Upsilon Fireworks Spectacular and where anyone interested in the sub it at the Sports Qjmplex this Friday, and noted the content of one class, Phelan said the first lecture ly u Oct. will immediately follow the Cal Poly ject can meet with professors to dis hut it was moved to the fcx)tball game IntnxJuction to International Affairs, 3 was standing rcxYm cYnly, and addi- marching band’s performance of “The cuss the latest developments. instead. was changed to help answer students’ tiiYnal lectures will fcYllcYw. Pride of the Pacific." At Harvard University, Professor trating on the western populatuYn. shLYW the vast diversity amLYng west MONARCH “The fcYcus has always been his- ern wintering sites. JOJlP continued from page 2 tiYrically (Yn the miYnarch piYpuIa- ClLYse-up pUitLYgraphy lYf mating ticYn in the East because it’s at least behaviors will yield new perspec said. 100 times larger than our p c Y p u l a - tives LYn reptLYductive activity in “The males diY have this machtY tiiYn in the West," Frey said. this species, and commentary on system lYf reprcYduction where they Because lYf the little tesearch and the significance of tagging studies to actually jump lYnto females and try diYcumentary productions created record trends in pLYpulation abun The Mustang Daily to (Yverpower them," Frey said. fcYt western inLYnarchs, “the general dance, accLYrding to the synopsis. The butterflies are found public, educators, and even plan Scientists, land-stewards and cit Advertising throughLYut the United States when ners have had limited access to izen scientists will be sIylywiy in Department is breeding in the summer and spring, infiYrmatiLYn, and in many cases, Lirder tL> give a visual CLYinprehen- hiring motivated laying their eggs on milkweed erriYneous information about the siLtn LYf the natural and human- plants, Frey said. There are small natural histiYry, abundance, patterns related risks that western North self-starters populatiiYns present up intcY C'anada LYf migration, and conservatiLYn American niiYnarchs face. as Ad Reps! and diYwn intiY MexiOY. issues abLYut niLYiiarch pLYpulatiiYns Featured m the film along with Because of the greater presence of in western North ,America,” Frey Frey and jL>hns(Yn are SL>me Cal Pi>lv monarchs in the eastern United said in his videiY syniYpsis. students, including Bobby States, most scientific research has AccLYrding tLY the symipsis, the GendrLYn, environmental horticul Only a few positions are L>t video will contain a CLYmbinatiLYn Lif ture science majt>r and milkweed available, so contact been thcYse butterflies. In N i c k @ 7 S 6 - I 143 December 2000, jiYhnson CLYntacted ground and aerial sliiYts that will be expert, and Walth. 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A random act of vandalism Even though the planning com continued from page 1 mission granted the fraternity their request for a “use permit,” they can their permit revoked. Also, with the not officially put up their letters for “use permit,” if anything goes wrong another 10 days. Shoals said. He said in the house it is no longer just the the public has 10 days to file an responsibility ot the tenants, hut the appeal. entire fraternity. The city’s big box ordinance was The fraternity had a lot riding on also discussed at Wednesday’s meet- the commission’s w ...... -...... ing. Big-box decision. Allen «ly/ .. 1 stores refer to said they had to Want peopk to know chain retail pay a $2,600 non- that it is our frat house. ” stores like Target refundable fee just or Walmart. to turn in the Chfls AIIgiI The commis- application. Phi Delta Theta vice president sion decided on Allen vowed to strict parking the commissioners that this house restrictions and to limit single-story would not be used for parties but retailers to 110,000 square feet. This merely to “unite our members and decision, however, left the door open have a place to call our own.” He also to increasing the .square footage to said Phi Delta Theta has an alcohol- 137,500 if the developer was willing free housing policy that they adopted to build multiple stories. In this AARON LAMBERT/MUSTANG DAILY two years ago, and as a registered fra event, the commission agreed that Unknown artists express their opinions regarding the U.S. attacks on Afghanistan in art displayed on the ternity house, they could lose their the ground floor be limited to 80,(300 side of a wall in the University Union. Displays such as this have been seen on campus for the past few days. charter if alcohol is found on the .square feet. This hurts the largest big- premises. box stores, such as Costco and Home The planning commission seemed Depot, who usually only have single more than pleased with the fraterni story buildings, but leaves room for women) occurs more often among nique called spotting and apply it to ty’s presentation. Commissioner Jim department stores. ALCOHOL college students than non-college occasions when there is alcohol Aiken personally commended Allen The commissioners also recom students. In a study by the ACHA, being consumed, he said. This tech continued from page 1 during the meeting. mended retailers build no more than 67.5 percent of college students had nique consists of everyone watching “1 am intrigued with the charter one parking space per 300 square feet consumed alcohol within the past 30 out for one another at places where recovering alcoholic who has been and the alcohol-free concept,” Aiken of floor, in an attempt to limit the days, and 40 percent ttxik part in drinking (Kcurs. If someone has had sober for 2 3 years. said. vast amount of asphalt that typically binge drinking at least once within ttx-) much to drink, then his friend “1 come to tell people that any Chairman Stephen Peterson was accompanies large stores. two weeks of the survey. should take their car keys and offer a one given drunk on any one given one of the two ciimmissioners who The ^ Planning Commissions’ One in 10 people who drink will ride home, he said. night could cost you everything,” voted against the request and he did actions were only recommendations; become dependent, according to the To present statistics of those in Green said. so because he did not agree with the the City Council is expected to take ACHA. the bleachers, he said 95 percent of The aim of his presentation was noise conditions that were added to up the issue for a final decision in A 1999 Core Survey taken at Cal students will not become alcoholics, not about stopping alcohol con the permit. November. Poly shtmed that 60 petcent of its but many will have problems with sumption, but learning how to con “They are already regulated to the students have :ero to four drinks a alcohol. trol it bv means of coaching, where week and 80 percent drink less than There is a fine line between alctv everyone makes sure drinkers drink two times a week, if at all. hol use and alcohol abuse, just as in responsibly. Also, he wanted to make model auction for one date with a Another problem for alcohol controlled substances. Green said. clear the difference between alco CALENDAR imxlel of choice toward the end t>f drinkers is m>t knowing exactly what According ACHA, alcohol or drug continued from page 1 holism and alcohol problems. an alcohol problem is, he said. abuse is described in terms of how it this quarter and another event at “My program is about ciiaching, “The number one thing 1 think is being used. If it is used in a way SLO Brewing Co. with date pending. It’s ni>t about raking the alcohol through jan. 11 for the price of you don’t know is if you have an that affects one’s behavior, relation All pmceeds of the imxlel auction, away," Green said. alciihol problem or not," Green said. ships, finances or performance in $12.95. as well as a p«'rtum of the calendar Alcohol poisoning is most preva “You don’t have to be an alcoholic to sch(X)l, work or athletics, then one As a business major, Ventimiglio lent on big, s(Kial ».iccasions such as have an alcohol problem,” may be considered an alct>holic. wanted to learn the entrepreneurial sales, will be donated to the World 21st birthdays ,ind bachelor/bache- Ryan Heinrich, a kinesiology Shannon Jerger, biology senior, skills he would need in the future. Trade Center relief effort. lorette parties. Green said. senior, said he didn’t realize that said that drinking has to be distin “Tlae entire pnKe.ss has been won If all gcK's well this year, there are Between the ages of 18 and 21, there arc such alcohol-related prob guished from getting drunk. derful experience,” Ventimiglio said. most drinkers in the United States lems. “There has to be a line between “I learned more experiencing first plans to repeat the idea next year. consume more alcohol than in other “What I got out of it was a better drinking and going out and getting hand than 1 could have in the class- Gentlemen, be patient, because times in their lives, according to the understanding of the differentiation yourself wasted,” Jerger said. “It rix>m.” He added, “though it was a Ventimiglio said that, depending on American College Health of being an alcoholic versus a one- (Green’s speech) is .special how it growing experience, it was a lot to the success of this year’s calendar, AsstKiation. Within this age group, night drinking problem,” Heinrich raises awareness. You don’t have to take on in addition to 17 units.” binge drinking (five drinks per said. go out just to get drunk.” The rntnlels will appear at The there may be a female calendar next drinking session for men and four for Students need to learn a tech- Graduate on Oct. 20, take parr in a year. NOTICE OF CIGARETTE MARKETING CLASS AQION LAWSUIT » YOU SMOKED AS A MINOR BETWEEN APRIL 2,1994 AND DECEMBER 31,1999. THIS CLASS ACION NOTKE MAY AFFEO YOUR RIGHTS. A dMS action tewsuil a pending m Rw Supenor Court of tfw State of CMikmua for Rie County of San 0 « 9 a teiMM DanteH « Flulip Morm, Cate No 719446 (KCP Na 4042) IMs NoRca is to infoito you of Rw Court*s decision to certify a PlaintRf dass (the ‘ ClaB'L Rw nature of the dam s and defenses and your nghb at this tane Are You Affected by This Case? Mustang » The foRownng are mendwrs of the Qass. AM persons wfw as CaBfomia resident iniRors (under IB years of age) smoked one or more cigarettes m DAILY® CaMfomia betreeew Aprd 2. 19M and December 31, 1999 The Defendants in this case are Philip Morris Incorporated. R.J. Reynolds Tobacco Company. Brorm B WiRiamson Tobacco Corporaboa and LoriNard Tobacco Company. What is This Cate About? Plaintiffs aiege that during Rie relevant period, the Defendants engaged in unlawfuL deceptive and unfair marketing and advertismg practices in order to is looking for a few good seduce and induce minors In Califomia to smoke cigirettes in violition of Business A Professions Code i172(X) Based on Riese aBegabonv Rie Plaeitiffs seek to recover on behalf oittienisektes and the Clast certified by Rte Court (0 disgorgement andfor restitution of a> monies obtained by Rte Defendants from Rte sale of cigarettes to mmors during the Class Period, and 09 an order enioiiting Riese pracRcei The lawsuit also requests an award of attorneys' fees and costs If the lawsuit it successful N it antici- writers to join our paied Riat any such request by Clast Counsel wUlte souiAt to be paid either by a deducticn fcore any mmmy obtained by the Class or deectly by Rw Defendants. The Defendants d ^ a l of Rie aBagetions of wrongdoing and RabiMy to the Clati In addithm, Rw Defenilants conaand Rtat a scillenwnt that Rwy reathed wiRi the State of CaMfomia bars Riis action In its entirety The Defendants have asserted various addKional defenses. award-winning The Notioc Is not attended to be and should not be construed ah an enpretsion of any opinion by Rie Court wNh retpea to Rw tiuRi of Rw aBegathms in the lawsuit or die merits of Rie dabns or defenses assarted. The sole purpose of Rtis Notice it to infarm you of Rw pendency of Riit Lawsuit to Riat you may make an kdonned decision as to whether you wtsh to ramabi In or opt out of Rw dess, PlaintMfswMberaqubndtoproveRwbcWmsalatifaisettobcginonM^14,3002. newspaper! Rm BBty EachiRe Ibntialf fr o « the O m . YbuhBueadwicevrtwRwrornottoraewbtaineaaberofRwOeat. Torameinameaabarof theClaaeVOUNKDNOTDOANVTHRIGATTIffSTMF. AsaClaas Attend Our marnber you wfi be bound by a l orders of We Court wlwRwr favorabte or unfavorable and RRs case wM rnsokw any dabns against the Deftndants you have oonceming =- - - Rw alegations summarized bi this Nottoe R Rw Oats It successful Rwn you wM be able to partidpaae In any recoutty obtained. R howevac any judgment it rendered in General Meeting (aver otRwDafendantt>Rwn you wM not lecehe any recovery FurthetR you rwnabi In RwClaae you w l be boned bow aawrtlngRw same dabns tgelmtRw Defendants jnanybrtotettwndtyoubringatanlndMduel. CLei. any unfebcowpeRRondabn under CaRfBwttBuabwssBFYeleMtons Code §17200 based on Rw acts as aBeged biRw complaint). Wu abo have Rw right to seek Rw Court's permtekm to inlarvone or appear bi Rw action as a named Oast co representative and to render an appearance Rmou^ your oum counaal Ifyoudonotwishtorewainawemberof Rw Class you must stale Rwt you wish to *opC-out* biwrWng to Rw address Istodbeiow postmarked by November 19t2001. 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