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Chantal Lamers Managing Editor Chambers pulls plug on KCSC Unplugged Elisa Bongiovanni as quite a surprise." "I h.lve to 'Idmit at tirst I was he said. "We had to grow with I'm embarrassed to admit it, but News Editor KCSC had just hooked up120 mther unhappy. but I have come to technology. " whenever I go home to visit my to 150 new homes with FM cable temlS with it," he said. "We are not KCSC wa~ the only strictly parents, I love to plop down in After a more than 20 year in the last six months, increasing a business, we dun't make money. cable radio station, so Chambers front of the television and watch relationship, Chambers Cable, their potential listenership of we are in it for the experience. It's decided to drop the whole cable shows like "Buffy the Vampire Chico's local cable provider, will 18,000. Everything seemed to be different for Chambers. they're in FM service to provide new digi Slayer" and "Dawson's Creek." be pulling the plug on the turning around for the once it for the money. " tal services. Unfol1unately, Chambers Associated Student's owned struggling station. Chambers Cable General The agreement with Cable in Chico doesn't offer the KCSC 95.5 cable FM radio sta So naturally. when DiFalco Manager Scan Hogue said ceas Chambers had been informul and Warner Bros. Network so I can tion Mar. 1, leaving listeners and called to ask when he could install ing cable FM service is strictly a the company never promised an 'only watch Buffy kill-off vam- disc jockeys confused. his new $1.500 stereo genemtor business and economic decision. everlasting relationship with the pires when I go back to the Robin Clewell, di~ ilH:key ilnd "We thought we were doing so he received from the Associated "Our customers want more mdio station, Hogue said. Bay Area. infonnation diref:tor of KCSC, well," said KCSC General Students. he was shocked they programming and we have a very So my most petty wish for plays tunes for her Friday show. Manager Peter DiFalco. "It came told him not to bother. limited frequency of channels." see KCSC p. 5 I the past few months has been for the Chamber's bigwigs to see the light and offer the channel so I can spend every Wednesday Task force evening with Bufry and Dawson. negotiates for But now I know better - to University seeks new boy in blue be careful what I wish for. a safer Chico The Associated Students Applicants go through obstacle owned radio station, KCSC 95.5, is losing its FM cable course, written and verbal tests Mary Weston channel. The service was offered SrC1./J Wrilt'r through Chambers and, in order Don Blasottl Jr. to offer the WB Network, the SwjJ Wriler At Chico State University. cable company must disconnect noise. violence. parties and stu the campus station. No, a doughnut-euting test will not be given dents arc orten llLentinneu in the Over the last six months, my to ctllu.lidates applying for the vacant uflicer same sentence. roommate and I were two of position in the University Police Department. It shouldn't come as a surprise the 120-150 people to purchase Applicants will however undergo a series that Chico State students arc PM cable hook-ups and tune of intensive written, verb'LI ami physical working for solutions to tiu!se into KCSC. examinations. which includes a timed 1.25- problems .. Networking with city And unfortunately, my fellow milc run and a test designed to measure upper and university groups. students WB network lovers have been body strength. w:mt to m,Lke Chico a safe and putting pressure on Chambers to The position became available when Ofliccr yct livable community. offer more channels, and that's John Crawford recently left the force after "We have beg:m to think more where KCSC problems began. three years or service to take a job with of interaction with others in the Peter DiFalco, KCSC's gener Sonoma County. community." said Rick Rces, al manager, was expecting this Applicants who puss both the written and associate director of student semester to be the station's most physical fitness tests will advall~e tu an oral activities at Chicu Stale. successful. Now he's expecting examination conducted by a panel of universi Recs said :L seriolls of vin\t.:nt to do more work than he had ty officials. and harmful acts in the past ye .. Lr planned. "I'd have to say I pan "We want to gauge the candidates' compe made students realize any solu icked a little bit, it was the most tence, communication skills and thought tion hus to be a cOlllmunity unexpected thing that could have process." said University Police Sgt. Michael efrort. The acts were initiated by huppened." Storm who will be on the panel. di(fcrent groups and aimed at In March, the station will be Following the oral examination. the top different victims. He said this forced to switch to an AM chan candidates proceed to an interview with Chief can't be solved by "pointing a nel or to a station that can be of Police Michuel Minard, who eventually finger ut unyone." broadcast over the Internet. chooses who to hire. "We're looking for some Rees said students arc Although the whole thing seems one who cun solve problems unuer pressure," involved in two m,~jur groups simple, the challenge the station said Minnrd. "We would also prcfer to have that focus on violence. One is fuces is to raise enough money someone that has already developed their lhe Cumpus and Community to afford a new uvenue of broad policing skills." Safety Conlcrence. The other is cnsting. But if the transition is [n additioll to looking ('or job skills, Minm'd will the Special Events Task Force successful, it will be n step for pay dose attention to each candidate's personulity. formed by Chico City Council. ward for KCSC. "The person must be tlexible nnd eusily City Council mcmher Bmd Winters, one of 80 disc npproachable, someone who can interact well Maureen Kirk said the task jockeys ut the station, said he's a on cnmpus," he said. "We want someonc force consists or 14 membcrs liltle worried nbout the station's who is motivated. but we don't nced Mr. selected by a cOllncil subcom tmnsition, especially because. Patrick Salamid struggles to pull it weighted b"g, which Is u5ed to simulate a mittee. Each council mcmber after Murch. KCSC will have to human body, in the physical examination to be a University Police officer, Jan. 26. see Tryouts p.3 also selected a member from the follow Federal Communications community at the Feh. 2. Conmlissions regulations. This Council meeting. means KCSC will no longer be "The Speciul Events Task able to pluy music with e:tplicit Force will look at crimc and safe lyrics. Violent crimes traced back to Butte students ty and the issucs surrounding OJ Robin Clewell sllill switch unsponsored events such as ing to n new frequency may be u Hallowecn and Saint Patrick's blessing in disguise. Once a new Butte student stabbed in fight Football players back in court Day," Kirk said. frequency is in plnee, KCSC will Mia Clngolanl ing. Then u couple of guys start Associated Students be more uudience accessible. Assistant NelVs Editor ed being rude and disrespectful Dereck President Richard Elsom, is a . So if this mess turns out to be and then more and more people Phillips, member of the tusk force. He l\ blessing, 1 can't help but hope A fight broke out, n naigh got involved," Beckett said. front, and said they will address issues there's II gUlu'dilm ungellooking bar pulled out n rifle und' II mun At midnight the light broke Trevor Bird about noise, the party scene and over KCSC. was stabbed in the buck when out. enter Butte lurge community events. friends ctlme together to cele "I went out there to break up County Elsom said canceling every CIUUltCl/ ul11wr.l' Celli be reachecl brute 1\ 21st birthday, the fight when the upstairs Superior event becuuse of tl few peoplc lit cllCIfltCll@ecst,csuchico.elill A birthduy pllrty Snturday neighbor came out with a 22 Court for isn't really a solution. night came to u not-so-festive deal' rine und stm'led threaten their first 'Suy therc's u problem at end when l\ Blitte College stu ing to kill everybody,!' arraign Furmer's Markel, do we ealH':C1 Inside dent WIIS stubbed ill a tight. The Beckett suid he thought Ule ment, thut event too'l" Elsom asked. birthdllY boy pus sed out tit neighbor wus upset becuuse he Monday. ElsOI1l said members of the 10:00 p.m, thought people were yelling tusk force cun brainst0l111 solu Qplnlon 6 The purty, tit 632 West mciul slurs. Tho Orlan/ LIliA RivarD tions und semi u messuge that vio Mon.ilolu is one to 1\~lIlire. Second Ave, IIttructed II ltlrgc "Eval'ybody out in the pUl'k Mia Clngolanl jug, a renee bourd and a sptu'c lence won't be tolerated in Chico. Sports 9 number of guests tit the upurt ing lot fHlW the guy with A.I'sl.\'(clIItNelvs Editor tire. Both suspects werc intmd "We need to be pro-active If you've got the hltcfIl(lt, you'ye ment complex including lin the .. rifle cocked out on the clIted tlt the time or the ulluck, ruther than rcuctivc." hc said. got no rcnson to lellve home, uninvited group. The group balcony like u sniper. They The two Butte College stu said police, E1sol11 ulso WOl'ks on the Dimensions 13 stlll'led cllusing problems. ,,11 just sllirled ,'unning !lnd dents chlli'ged with the I1rst The ddcnse moved tu pro Campus COlllmunity Surety 11' you've got the Internct, you'ye yelling llt people und trying to dUCking, He pointed the gUll degree-murder, ll1U1'der by tor long the setting of a tril1l dute Conference to mnke Chico u su('e got no rClIson to IClIve home, pick 1\ tight, fluid police detec stmight ut me lind I just stood tLlre, of Lloyd Brown, u Chico and the cntel'ing or u plea to Feb place to live, ~ntertalnment 17 tive Rob Merrifield. th~ro nnd Huld 'You nrc homeless mUll hud their I1rst 8 .• 1'01' Trevor Bird. lind Murch J essicu Lusurdi, Associated Mu)'u AngeloLl vlails Chico, do Shllllil Bcckell, 20, who held lin 1diot'.11 1Il'l'nignll1cnt Feb, 1, 2, for Deruck Phillips, Students Commissioner of you Illlve tlc.l~cts'l tho purty lit his lIplU'lment !laid it No one SllW the stabbing The 19-YClll'-old football Defense AUol'l1ey Jeny COl11munily A,rruiL's, nlollg with Calendar 20 fltnrted Ollt with strippers nnd becl\u!lc everyone WllS busy run pluyers m'o being held lit Bulle Kenkel representing Trevor Antonio Bt\l,\,llll~S speul'hcudcd SWillS, grove IImllllugh thiN week, .. Lurned into 11 hOlllse PlU'ty, ning from the gUll mUll, No County Juil u1'lcl' being !U'l'usted Bird suid he moved the court the til'st cOI1ICreIlCt~ 011 Dec, 2, "Everyone WllS JUflt dllncing fat' lI11cgcdly beating to death 1991t "l 'Classlfleds. • . . ... - 23, " t~'.;. ... undhnvlng 1I good time drink- . see Stnbblng [1, 41 Browll ~ith u 5-g111101l wuter .I'C!C! Blltto CQllege p, 3 ,We! Fon:o p. 2 , ...
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.'~ Force:A.S. helps CFA discouraged with tenJa.tiye agre.e.ment -~ , . " Kristin Carmichael of staff including coaches. quick to agree. Schiffman said the CFA was' I continued from p. I Chico State Associated Senior Writer counselors and librarians. "The agreement was reached pleased with a number of, Lusardi said the committee Students. Student Activities, But members of the CSU under great pressure and i!l a issues resolved in the tentatix~". '.' came about like this: fraternities. sororitics, Chico administration think the CFA very sharp time constraint," agreeTnent," but the CFA woulosI;. She and Ban-ales. of the Nu Police, Butte College and Chico Greg has already placed itself in a Schiffman said. not have signed the contr4!=t, , Alpha Kappa fraternity. attended State are among the many orga- Tropea good position. After several unsuccessful oad the CSU not agreed to. n Chico Police Advisory nizations that sponsored the Lecturer. "The faculty should be pleased mediations between the CFA modify some of the provisions" .; Committee last December. conference. CFA team with the agreement, and I bope it and CSU. Chancellor Charles in the report. , , .. Ban-ales went to bring up the Lusardi said the conference member will be ratified." said Sam Reed threatened to impose his If the agreement is not ruti:-" .• .issue of gllngs from the preven- focused on the issues of vio Strafaci, the chief CSU negotia own terms of employment if the fied and the CFA members d!f: .. live side. lence such as lighting, gang tor and senior director of human two parties did not reconcile. st.rike. Jones said student'S'" ,.,' She s.lid NAK members violence .md rape and the resources. " Terms that educations will not be jeopaJ:-, "' }lave been repeatedly mistaken sources available to help with After bargaining for about a "There's Schiffman dized. The faculty would mO~,t_J' likely work under protest.' '. for gang members by police. solutions. She said the first year, the California Faculty something in 'uJ:e're z.n t. 1-'e said would not Also gang members think confercnce was a success Association and the California it for every- r.... I" have benefited "We're in the business of .. ,NAK stands " ______---. because so State University system inched body." b· ,/, the faculty . helping students not hurtinf '>,for Norteno many people closer to creating a new faculty S til I , uszness OJ Under the them," he said. ,.". .. .Ax Killers. came. She said contract agreement. But if the members of helping studellts c ire u m - Tropea agreed. He said, "The ... so they show it was great CFA does not accept the tenta the CFA are 1 s tan c e s , CSU faculty will maintain ser::" . ,up at frater- Studellts are part of that Chico tive agreement by Feb. 28, it skeptical. not rlurting theln. Strafaci said vice to students no matter whaC:: " nity events State President could mean a strike. "There's a he was But when it comes to administrn'-' . . . f· Terry Jones _:and cause the cOl1ll1lll1zity. Man u e I "The CPA will not rest until Slglll lcant President of the CFA impressed lion and members of the Board of :. problems. Esteban came. we get equity and justice for the amount of with the way Trustees, that's a different story.~: ... '. She said Jessica Lusardi "It added faculty," said Terry Jones, pres ambiguous " the CFA Greg Bard. Associatea wording and 1.-.______. . . responded to Barrales told A.S. Commissioner of weight to the ident of the CFA. Students director for university" .. the police at Community Affairs con ference," Since Feb. 12, 1998, the CPA differing conceptions of what its members' needs. "The union affairs, has been proactive in'" , .the con fer- she said. has struggled with the CSU to the language says," said Greg did a marvelous job and supporting the CFA. but''' ence that his " S'he said it's come up with an agreement that Tropea, member of the bargain- secured additional benefits for encourages other students to frmcrnity was '------amazing what fits both panies' needs. And ing team for CFA and lecturer at many of their people," he said. support either pany involved. being targeted by police and can be done when so many peo after several drafts, the CFA Chico State University. "1 think Some of the highlights in "If we suppon them. they)l;; attacked by gang members. pic from different organizations still isn't completely satisfied. [Strafaci] is right Ihat there's the tentative agreement include support us." he said. When they didn't get a satis- get together. The union is lobbying for an something in it for everyone, but a 3 percent general salary should do everything we can factory response from police, She said there shouldn't be a increase and equal distribution how significant those some- increase for all facu\[y, a 2.4 bring our faculty up to par \'YUIII-·1 BClTales and Lusardi got togeth- discrepancy between students of salary including salary step things are is a matter of inter- percent salary step increase for other institutions. " , er with c.c. Carter, Coordinator and the community increases for part-time faculty pretation. And whether the pos- newer faculty and part-time The ultimate decision I of Student Activities, "Students are part of the com- and merit pay. Jones said there itives outweigh the negatives is lecturers, increasing materni belongs to the union itself. "It's Lusardi had said that they munity." she said. is an 11.4 percent salary gap something to be demonstrated." ty/paternity leave and giving time for the members to advise need to do something then. So The next meeting of the between CSU faculty and facul Tropea described the repon individual departments, rather us as far as what they want they set a date for the first con- Campus and Community Safety ty of similar institutions. as being hastily prepared and than the university, more do," Jones said. "I think
I ference. The conference attract- Conference will be on Feb. 17 at The salaries under examina lrv Schiffman. president of the power in deciding how to 01110- have a full, vigorous. cd 90 participants. 7:00 p.m. in BMU 107. tion include a broad spectrum Chico chapter for CFA, was cate merit pay. debate on these issues."
: ZTA won1an dies over weekend of unknown illness, sorority mourns . Jennifer Dunn. ~en~ I ter. died Feb. I, afte:~ being hospitalized : Mia Clngolanl On Jan. 3D, Dunn started black ribbons in honor of her vices at home. for unknown CaU5efi : r\S.I"isral!( News Editor feeling ill. Her condition death. which is a sorority tradi Her friends aren't sure what since Jan. 30. The became steadily worse so her tion. They are going to make the cause of death was and wel'e ZTA sorority is , Chico State University student mother took her to the hospital blue ribbons. available for those reluctant to give any other holding it memQrial / Jennifer Dunn. 20, died Feb. 1. where she was eventually put outside the sorority mourning details without the pemlission of ~rYice for Dllnn at 2 : The cause of death has not on life support. She was taken Dunn, because it was her Dunn's family. p.m. Friday in BMY :.... iT.·'~/:' : been releused at this time. off life support and shortly favorite color. "We have lost our friend in a 110. .... ,.,. Dunn had gone home for the thereafter died. The ZTA sorority is holding a short time. It was a quick onset 1I1.J':!rlI',' : weekend with her boyfriend to Dunn was an active member memorial service at 2 p.m. Feb. of illness that lead to a tragedy. " .!~:;J. .',:.3 ',J : Angwin, a town outside of of the Zeta Tau Alpha sorority, 5, in the Bell Memorial Union said Robin Matson the general , -~. , Napa. When she left she was in which she pledged in spring of room 110. Dunn's family is advisor for the Theta Alpha .. good hp.alth. 1998, Her' sisters are wearing making arrangements for ser- Chapter of ZTA.
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~Tryouts: 'POnCe among better paid' Gang member faces 15 years ; I continued from p. 1 for the Chico Police Department, Apparently there arc others \ or Mrs. Authority." is trying out for other reasons. Mia Clngolanl who were involved in the sLab : ~'Anyone who is a California "The University is what Chico is AS8;SUIIII Nell',I' Editol' bing, but \10 one else could be : citizen with a valid driver all about," Williams said. "I really mll11ed. : li~ense. a high school graduate look forward to being around the Chico's wave of crime and The party responsible for the : a~d has never been convicted of students." violence involving gangs in violence was a gang outside of : a ,f~lol1Y is eligible to tryout for While Williams is excited recent months was brought to Hamilton City called the l tl~~ entry-level p.ositiol1. " ______---, the attention of students by all Nortefios. , "The process IS state mandat- incident in October that have "I don't know th,lt they had a : ed. and designed to give every- I II I k Chico Police concerned .. vendetta, but they did have an : one an equal opportunity," said rea Y 00 On Halloween, a tight broke agenda. They claim they were ; Sgt. Storm. forward to being out in front of the Theta Chi minding their own business, \ :Minard said the department fraternity house where four walking down the street, but : sl1O~ld have no problems filling around the men were stabbed. Fifteen peo they were c,lrrying weapons. : the position. t d t ple were arrested and only one They were looking for trouble." : ,,"For a small agency, we are S It ell s. m.ln will be tried with felony Duitsman said. : w~~l established in the county and Tracl WIlliam:> counts. The gangs Nortenos ,lIld I among the better paid," he said. Chico Police Department Detective Stan Duitsman Sureflos originated in prison : The positions salary and ben- dispatchf!f said there h.u; been .\ prelimi representing the north and ; efils ure what enticed 2S-year- " The Orion/ Matt Bates nary hearing and a trial has south. a product of the Mexican : old Gridley Police officer Jeff '------,,' One applicant climbs 'lthe wall" in the phYsical agility test, Jan. 26. been set I'or April. M;lrty Mafia. They spre,\d to the out : Wiles to apply for the position. about the idea of working with University Police expfNlts to have the position filled by March. Clstillo, 18. is being tried on side and have evolved from : . "The retirement is good ruld I students, her fellow applicant, three counts of assault with ;1 being predominately Hispanic : really like the educational bene Yia Thao, a police academy age have an ego, they are still hired, provided they pass ;\ deadly weapon. The rest of the g:mgs ~Ind to an interracial : n\~." said Wiles regarding the graduate, views it as a challenge. growing up. It will be interest medic"l al1ll psychological members involved have been equivalent of the Bloods and : Fe~ Waiver Program that allows "I think it could be tough," ing to see what happens." exam ~lI1d u detailed b:lck prosecutcd with misde the Crypts. \ the otiicers to enroll in up to six said Thuo, whose childhood Ultimately, the best candi ground investigation. Minard meanors. The gang in Hamilton City is 1units free of charge. dream is to work in law enforce date for the job will be given a expccts the position to be tilled If convicted, Cnstillo could the Nonefios :md the one in : 'Traci Williams, a dispatcher ment. "A lot of students at this conditional job offer and will be by the end of March. l~\ce up to 15 years in prison. Orhll1d is the Sureiios. I '" jButte College: Defense needs time to examine phYSical evidence date because the prosecution has prolonged suffering. not allowed the defense to exam "What we have is .1 pretty ine the physical evidence. Tiley've screwed awful fa!,;t pattern in which there Timeline of Brown case But District Attorney Mike are two young men who bem to up their lives, Ramsey said that isn't true. " de;lth this homeless man. Once Thursllay, November 5, :1998 "The physical evidence has they had him Oil the. ground they which is a tragedy LLoyd Brown was attacked ill an alley olT 5th Street. Two suspects. been available for them, they went inlo a killing mgc and obvi Trevor Bird (lOd Dereck Phillips. were arrested atthc scene of the crimc. just haven'l availed themselves ously felt the victim was less ill itself. Brown dieJ the next Jay at Enloe Hospital. for it." than human at that point." The defense is pushing to get The men's youth isn't going to bail reduced, which is presently MIke Ramsey be a factor L'onsidered for any Monday, November 9, 1998 District Attorney around $2 million. leniency ill charging or sentenc The suspects make their first court appearJnce and move to enter Ramsey doesn't think it's like ing. said Ramsey. their pleas to Nov. 16. Phillips is assigned Public Defender Dennis """'--, Hoptowit and Bird is represented by Jerry Kenkel. ly the court will comply with the ---,, "They've screwcd up their request. lives. whidl is a tragedy in "It's their right to make the The men arc pleuding not itself. They arc obviously two Monday, November 16, 1998 request, and our right to object guilty at this time. The DA is college students with athletic Bird and Phillips plead not guilty to tirst degree murder Tho Orion/Lin ft/yoril rigorously. They are facing first niaking a strong allegation and is ability. They took someone's degree murder charges with a 25 going to have a dift1cult time life, and in ;Iddition threw aw,IY Monday, February :1., 1999 Treyor Bird listens as Judge years to life sentence. That is a proving murder by torture their own." The defendants requested" dday to re-cnter pleas um1 sct a trial Barbara Roberts of Butte County powerful incentive to skip out if because it will be necessary to Ramsey s,lid it is obvious the date. Bird's next court dute is sel for Fcb. 8 and Phillips will be Superior CQurt commands her they get out of jail. There is a prove intent, Kenkel said. severity or the charges hit the seen on March !. court room, Monday. better than even chance they may But Ramsey believes they did mcn ill the lirst court Hppcarance not show up to trial. " intend to be 'It the mun and cuuse they madc. Party @ Woodstock'lS! Sweetheart " ofa'Dea{ __ JacRg.t ~ 'Trade-In Safe
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'¢SU,B'ie~s'" 1'l/orllllllioIl8a1hl'l'r:d/roltl CSU sllUklllllrWspapers. Northridge bl/anlla/iOIl oblailled from Chico pI/lire DepartlTlf!IIl, Thursday 1-28-99 Saturday 1-30-99 Staff car lI:sed in local anned robbery 8:50 p.m. Thrcats reponed in the 500 block of West Third Street 2:41 a.m. Drunk in public reported in the 700 block of Normal St. Bail was set Jan. 26 at $130,000 for a Woodland Hills man "Reporting party having trouble with ex of a year and half nnd ''Subject was inside reporting parties bedroom hiding behind a accused of stealing a Cal State Northridge staff car to rob a his present girlfriend. Reporting party states on 1·23 she nnd door when reporting party entered. Suspect extremely 647F. local drugstore, the Daily Sundial reported Thursday. other female were at the same location at the same time. A fight Subject tried to evade 59 (police) and was caught as he was going in David L. Burnette. 40. faces two counts of grand theft auto ensued between the two. Reporting party states that later on 8 window. Subject was inside the residence drunk and confused." and felony joy riding. and is scheduled for arraignment March that evening her ex boyfriend came looking for'ber, she believes 10:35 p.m. Shots heard in the 800 block of Pomona Avenue. 8 in Superior Municipal Court. to threatten her. She was not home atl the time so she is not sure "Reporting party hearing four shots ... and hearing vehicles dr· A third count was 'dismissed due to lack of evidence. what he wanted." cling around. Heard six shots from semi automatic pistol." Authorities arrested Burnette in Reseda at 2:45 a.rn. on Dec. 9:32 p.m. Harassment reported in the 700 " ______-. 11:50 p.m. Drunk in public reported in the .900 28, shortly after he was seen robbing a Sav-On Drugs store in block of West Tenth and Ivy streets. "orr duty ~ I block of Cherry street. "Reporting party said Northridge, police said. pilot reporting being harassed while flying unknown male subject is passed out in front of the Police sa.id Burnette managed to get the keys from his girl into Chico. As he approached be was flashed Subject threw apartment. They don't know him, he states he friend, Veronica. Sama Maria a fornler CSUN employee who with a red laser light from the area of Tenth doesn't live in the complex." worked as a secretary for Northridge President Blenda Wilson. and hy and atlso with a white spotlight from a JIlIl beer call Santa Maria voluntarily resigned on Jan. 5, according to Chapman area." Sunday 1-31-99 campus officials. 9:36 a.m. Petty theft reported in the 600 at reporting 5: 11 a.m. Concealed weapon reported in the 100 block of Eilst Fourth Street. "Sorority letters party's taxi. block of West Ninth Street. "Reporting party at stolen off the house. Reporting party gunpoint in the parking lot_ Two subjects in vehi- Long Beach believes another sorority took them, but cle trying to leave." . don't know who." "'"---______, , 1:43 a.m. Th~eats repo~ed iln th~ 200 dblOlck of Engineering professor avoids jail time Broadway. "Subject came mto oeatlon nn t lrent· Cal State Long Beach engineering professor Elena Zagustin Friday 1-29·98 ened to 242 reporting party unless be paid for his bospitnl bills could not keep her house clean and now ilfter an overturned 7:54 a.m. Drunk in public reported in the 400 block of Broadway. nnd upologized. Subject was removed by bouncers." conviction. she will not have to keep a jail cell clean either, "Subject waving arms around and is yelling at people at the post 2:35 a.m. Suspicious subject reported in the 700 block of West reported the Forty-Niner last Wednesday. office. He has been in nrea screaming for an hour." Eleventh street. "When reporting party entered the complex, sub· Reversing a prior 90-day jail sentence, Westminster 3:05 p.m. Possession of drugs reported in the 200 block of ject threw n full beer can at reporting party's taxi. Subjects arc Municipal Court Judge Robert Galliviln praised Zagustin for Broadway. "Four subjects sighted on the back patio using cocainc. standing on the bridge on Ivy. Reporting party believes the sub her efforts in cleaning up her home since the Dec. 22 decision. The transient is looking, and group bas moved on." jects nre waiting for him." Along with the jail sentence, Zaguslin was fined $200, placed on formal probation for three years, ordercd to undergo psychological evaluations and comply with surprise inspec tions of her residence. However, in a surprising tum of events, Stabbing: Victim in intensive care Gallivan revoked her jail time and stayed the remilinder of the LET THE JOURNEY BEGIN sentence Jan. 22. In an effort to get Zagustin to comply with the court's deci at Enloe Hospital, prognOSis good sion. Gallivan sentenced her for just one of the 69 misdemeanor fire and city code violations for which she was found guilty of I continued /1'011/ p. J Enloe Hospital and will survive. in November. He ordered a stay on the remaining 68 counts shots were fired, but the party He didn't see who assaulted him. until further review. guests did make a citizens arrest. Some guys were seen at the patty Beckett said. bmndishing a knife before the The stabbing victim, 19- incident. police said. Bakersfield year·old Earl Loadholt, told "We don't think the victim was police he was celebrating doing anything to provoke the Debate team moves up in U.S. ranks with friends when the commo incident, he Was just trying to The Cal State Bakersfield debate team finished third ill the tion started. leave the party because it was Miami University (Oxford, Ohio) prestigious Gerald Sanders As he was walking away. starting to get out of hand," debate tournament. held Jan. 17-19, the-Runner reported last he suddenly felt a terrible Merrifield said. Wednesday. pain in his back. Loadholt's Investigators followed up Bakersfield students Raj Brar and William Mord were assailant stabbed him with a some leads which lead to the mnked first after the preliminary debates with a record of 5-1. kitchen knife. arrest of l8-year-old Juan Carlos According to the national rankings released on Jan. 15, Bec~ett said one of his kitchen Hernandez. 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," The Or/on February 199!) a, Cali/ami« State University, Cllico pag"" 5 Chico High grad dead· after overdose WEST test still required for spring 1999 Chris Martin to use the restroom to shoot hero ered Bevers on his knees, Palmer said that had the jani Even though the Academic Senate ax.ed the Writing StaJJWriter in, but they don't die often." slumped over. tor 110t let Bevers use the Proficiency Effectiveness Screening Test (WEST), professors Palmer said. "As far as 1 know, "He had the syringe in his left restroom. Bevers probably would are still enforcing the test as a prerequisite to the WP courses for . . Heroin was the probable cause he's the first." hand, and the spoon in the right. have gone upstairs to street-level. spring 1999. TRACS will block enrollment of students who have ,of death for a 1993 Chico High According to police, a janitor He was still holding both items in "We usually get the overflow not passed the WEST. and weekly monitoring will disenroll stu School graduate. was about to clean the men's his hand, and there was a belt on of What's happening ill The City. dents who do not have WEST clearance. . Jared Matthew Bevers, 23, restroom when Bevers arrived. the floor," Watson said. "He had and this is a part of it," Palmer Officials are advising faculty to not allow students to add a was' discovered dead on .The janitor agreed to wait until n't moved." said . WP course if they have not completed the WEST. , Sunday, Jan. 24, from an appar Bevers used the /,______-, C ran e The same Examiner story also 'ent drug overdose in a Bay Area restroom. • called the San quoted San Francisco Police as PRIDE panels need people Rapid Transit station restroom Watson said Francisco Fire saying "the arca is ceriainly one Are you gay, lesbian, bisex.ual. or otherwise non-heterosexu in San Francisco. he noticed how The Sail Francisco Department of the three or four worst in The al? If you are, and you're not afraid of talking to others about it, ',,',"When we arrived, we saw a long Bevers immediately. City for heroin dealing." consider doing Pride panels. These panels visit classrooms to burnt spoon and a needle on the had been in lhe lifestyle is fast Watson said. It Bevers had been arrested by educate people on issue:> pertaining to them. In addition to pan fioor," said BART Police Officer restroom. was 8 p.m. BART Police at the same station els, a one-unit reading group is being offered for those wishing Terry Palmer. "Right away, we "After about and at 23, Y0lt Two units on November 20, 1998. for pos to learn more about issues pressing gay Americans. Anyone ruled out foul play." 20 minutes, he responded and session of heroin and drug para feel like YOIl 're interested in panels or the reading group should contact Sara at Davin Watson, the agent on didn't come out, spent 30 min phernalia. police said. The 345-6233. duty for the BART station at16th so 1 went over supposed to go OIL. utes trying to charges were dropped because it and Mission streets, said he wit and banged on revive him "to was a first offense. Fall 1999 Application period closed for all transfers nessed Bevers panhandling for the door, kicked Terry Palmer no avail," Memorial services for Bevers Chico State University will close fall 1999 admissions for change at about 7: 15 p.m. it," Watson BART Policl' Officer Palmer said. were held ill Chico on Friday. upper-division transfer students on Feb. 12. After that date. Although panhandling is not said. A high l.ne Since graduating from Chico applications for fall will be accepted for only gmduate students allowed in the BART stations, When he '"-______, .• ,. of heroin use High School in '93. Bevers had and international students. Watson said he saw Bevers ask received no . at the 16th and lived in Vermont and Tell.as Chico State closed fall 1999 applications for first-time fresh ing people for money. Watson answer, Watson said that he sum Mission corridor was lhe subject before moving to San Francisco man and lower-division transfer studellts on Dec. 15. The clo bega~ to approach Bevers, but moned Ralph Crane, a station of a story that appeared in the two years ago. He was currently sures are due to an increase in applications received. Upper-divi because Bevers had enough agent who was on a lunch break, San Francisco Examiner on attending City College of San sion transfer applications are up 49 percent from last year. Chico mo'ney to buy a ticket, Watson for assistance. January 8, with the headline. Franciso. State received 1.967 applications from upper-division tmnsfers, didn't pursue him. "We have a special key that "16th Street shooting gallery." "The San Francisco lifestyle is compared with 1.31 S applications by the same datc in 1998. Palmer said that people have will open the restrooms, and it The story said that "since the fast. and ,It 23, you feel like been known to pay fare for the was on his keyring," Watson said. 19705, when the intersection you're supposed to go on," E·arc hosts an optn house train system. but only to use the "Crane unlocked the door and became the site of a BART stop. Palmer said, referring to the risks The Environmental Action and Resource Center (E-arc) is restrooms for dnlg use. left it for me to push open." its popularity [among drug users) of drug usc. "It's tragic to get hosting an open house on Feb. 4 from 12 p.m. to 4 p.m. in :'It's not uncommon for people That's when Watson discov- has grown." ripped-off ror 50 more years." O'Connell 131 to promote their new student-run eco "library." Food and drinks provided. Questions? Contact E-arc coordina tor Kathy MacKay at: 898-5676. KCSC: Station looking into AM, low-FM frequencies, Internet radio Eureka, I have found it! I c:ontinued from p. J "We know this is not the end," "Change is always scary, but The Museum of Anthropology is presenting "Hands on Bulle The March addition will she said. "This can actually tum change can work in the station's County: History for Kids," an interactive exhibition of Bulle include Arts and Entertainment into a positive thing." benefit," she said. "This might be County history, which runs until May 14 in Langdon Hall 30\. Television (A&E) and the Warner Reese said Chambers was dis the best thing that ever happened Those interested can hUIll for gold, car"e their own rock art. Bros. Network (\VB) which will respectful to their relationship to KCSC." try their hand in the movies or practice with chopsticks. The be added to basic cable services. with the station, but understands In the meantime, DiFalco is museum is open to the public between 11 a.m. and 3 p.m. Chambers will also provide up to why they were forced to make exploring his options: going to Tuesday through Saturday (except University holidays). Free 70 digital channels and digital a decision. AM. a low-FM frequency or guided tours and parking permits to see the exhibit are available. rllusic stations. "I hope students understand Internet radio. It is not the end of .. "We have enjoyed our rela what Chambers Cable is doing." KCSC, he said. Chico Astronomy Club tionship with KCSC all these she said. "We arc being kicked out of a Starling Feb. 5, the new University-Community astronomy years," he said. "We just don't "You don't treat someone like low-rent apartment. and wc're club will meet in PHSC 109 at 7 p.m. The club will meet the first have the space." this after a relationship that spans moving into a house," he said. Friday of every month and every third Friday of the month, the : Deanna Reese, A.S. over 20 years. I was very disap "Whatever we go to from here is club will meet for star parties. Walt Heiges from the Sacramento Commissioner of Activity Fee, pointed, but 1 can see why they did going to be bigger and going to Valley Astronomical Scciety in Sacramento and Robert said she will present a resolution it from u business point of view." be beller," Thompson from the Shasta Astronomy Club in Redding will be hi 'next Wednesday's Government Reese said she sees losing the KCSC has not received for attending the meeting to help establish the club. Anyone is wel Affairs Committee (GAC) meet cable FM frequency as a positive mal written notice on the termi KCSC willlo$e their fM c:able come lO join, If you have questions, call Jim Regas at 898-6269. ing in support of KCSC. thing. . nation of the FM cable service. service Mar. 1.
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Agreement may bring welcome J1Vlll'i'l on 114.01111 ...... closure to CPA, CSU slugfest Monica Lewinsky '8 made a pariah for It's timc to get down to some This Ilo-stopping-for-cuts-and SCriOllS ~Icademics - or some blood rhetoritician's delight the president's sticky mess; but seriolls, bllt safe, collegiate party reached its apex in December. ing. if that's the best you can do when Hauser thundered a forewm she's carried herself with dignity - now that the threat of a smash to Swisher, cutting him. te,lcher w,llkout seems less likely. saying he was "either misin haven't read any nasty letters Last semester's ongoing con fomled or lying" about both a she could have posted on-line tracl talks between the California new Swisher-alleged two-year Eve Lopez proehliming herself innocent in State University system and the offer to the CFA and its temlS. Assistc/llt Opillioll the whole ordeal. She's a better California Faculty Association Swisher. invigorated by the Editor woman than I am. There's no became an almost -weekly smell of blood and sweat, coun way I would be able to hold grudge match 011 The Orion's tered with a denial of Hauser's I like Monica Lewinsky. I keep my mouth shut for so long news .tnd cditorial p,lgcs: ch'lfges and explained both the rcally like her. and I don't c:lrc while the rest of the country In the blue t:orner, the CSU two-year offer and its temlS. what unyone thinks, even though laughed at me. She's delinitely a system media relations manager Finally. both sides, nearing I probably should, beller woman than Paula ... Ken '"The Enforcer" Swisher; exhaustion. signed a tentative After all. liking LeWinsky is Jones or Gennifer Flowers, ... ,\Ild in the red (;ol11cr, his rhetori agreement last week. The CSU definitely not going to win me both horribly unsympathet ... - cal opponent and secretary of the has offered a 3-percent general any popularity contests. Indeed, ic creatures with a pen ...s._ - CFA order .,. Rolland "The pay hike. more control over merit five seconds after the story cham for faking tears. Avenger" Hauser. pay. both to be reu·onctive, and broke, shc was called every She's also smarter - " With more posturing by the other benefits and incentives. name in the book. The media by holding her tongue. C\;', ,-_'":. ... protagonists than you'd lind in It would be nice to not have to made her out to be a slut and a one of these days she'll "JJ'-_~t:" .... the Mr. Universe conlest,let's shred, tear and other.vise con stalker. Tubloid TV shows mn really be able to cash in ~., review: demn. in this space. LET'S GET segmenL" featuring old high on being dumped. 1'7,,~/ • In September: CSU presidents THIS DEAL DONE! school classmates who spoke Gud, thut's cool. get l2-pcrcent mise: faculty waits. It would please The Orion to very unkindly about her. Everyone recently has spo 1> III 1 • In October: An Orion headline be able to herald u rare win-win Newspapers tmshed her. femi ken of how Hillary Clinton shouts "Faculty debates strike win outcome: The CSU, winners, nist magazines couldn't desert hus carried herself WiUl possibility." by virtue of finding a compro her fast enough and radio per grace and dignity. No one • On Nov. 18, fat:ulty at Chico mise, thus avoiding system-wide sonalities gleerully used the says that about State University held an infor chaos: the CFA, winners, by meanest words they could think Lewinsky. Why'? Wlmt mational picket to foclis atten holding out for a conU11ct they of when talking about her. has led to this out- linn I tion on what they felt were con can live with. While Bill Clinton was still right hatred :-)tlllli I tract negotiations done in less And the students. winners - running around sticking to his towards her'? . than good f'lilh by the CSU. The denr-headed ruld e'lger. or in the infamous lie. "I never hud sex.ual Becuuse she got her ".u" &.II • ~ - -",.. CSU offered a non-retroactive previous night's fog - Ulerc relations with that woman," knees dirty a few .....u ..... 2,5 pcrt:ent general increase. would be no faculty walkout and Lewinsky quietly w:llchcd her times? Because she -...... 0 .. •• pillS merit pay: the CFA ins bled midsemester disruption, name and repuLUtion 1lI111 to contributcd toward . - 1.'- -- '-"'1'.1 tl 011 larger 1l1ll1lbcrs 1'0\' all faculty. And so it goes '" mud. IncreLlibly. and this is the Clinton's inlideli- , ' part that really gets to mc, even ty? There's no .~ t 111 t~Ul' , after Clinton changed his story way in hell =,;,.....:,.:...~.--=- and upologized to her and her Clinton did " 1~11I1I Individuals the answer, not family, very few television pro anything he Illustration lJy Jason Wilson ..lluue".. grams, or any other type of didn't really want '''''Jlll I comlnittees and task forces media for that matter, showed to do, and Lewinsky shouldn't When soml! or the recorded himself. But Lewinsky's.!ioiiesty even the slightest bit of sympa be blamed. Nor should she be conversations between her und and sclf-awurent!ss shO\\o\l.u=Hcr The new StuLient Community mittees und more individual thy toward a young woman who ridiculed for her tastc LillLla Tripp cwne out, what to be nol the evil whure ·iili)sr',· Safety Committee, which oriented exercises in love and was used, humilinted and in men (and spare me the struck me most W Joson Wlloon JOllny MoCnrlhy I" ..... U ~ Jll51111 1'01109111 Blibaorllilion. , . 6~lOrlB Edilul 50th l~rUI)SUI'I ., .....1< ... 4 r Oalll1 IJlol\oo/l r'lroto Editor L1sn ntvor" OornllUtor Toolllliololl Ilporte Stoff Dlrl, TOll1boUUh 'h~l"",\ • DWl Nloto Aaalatnnt Photo Editor I~mun ClulatullMIl Mnlt I3ntuD Advloor Ellzoboth Gonzaloz Sarah Vega Jordan albbs ".... ,,1 .. Dovo Wmldoll Brian HDymond Holen Johnson S(,lIio!' Sell/o/' SOp/WIIW!'!! SOp/IO/l/O 1'(' .IltllloJ' II-t". t\ RC'c,'/,c'ar/CI/I /JlIsln('.\',I' /It/IIIIIII,I't r"t/elll C"f!I/lI.l't/:~' fi:/('('triclil EII,~iJ/('('I'IIl,tl /lC'o/'1I Sdr'IIL'l' " .' .. '.', " .... - ".. ~.-.- ~ .. -Th~·Gfion February 3, :1.998 California State University, Cflico page 7 ::·The .Orion. th,"nb.·· Hillary might make good president ". '. .~ ~ - . Havana's best were definitely Then there is the fact that out of him. hazardous to his heath that day. Monica is not the first woman Every time she turns on the By watching Hillary when he cheated on Hillary with. TV or reads a newspaper she is Parlsa Kalantarl she is in the spotlight, 1 think we And what about Chelsea - witnessing her turnloil splashed Orion Columnist have all realized she is a woman how does Hillary deal with her on everything. THUMBS UP to the California Faculty .. to be reckoned with. She is daughter after this whole mess'? And to top it all, the polls Association and the California State Why does Hillary Clinton get intelligent, well-spoken, tough OK, those are the serious show he is more popular than University system reaching a tentative up at 3 a.m.? and shrewd, as is noticeable issues, next are the ones she has ever with the American pUbic. contractual agreement. Let's remain So she can be the first lady. from that glint in her eye. to deal with because she's The country is basically giving optimistic th,lt our semester won't be Not that she wants to be This is why I have such a hard human and we cannot help but Bill more cigars and saying "it's disrupted by a faculty strike. anymore. I mean, speaking for time seeing her as the weak sort think this way. OK, here, go do it some more." the majority of the female popu Who would lay down and accept Bill's probably ruined their So what keeps her from not THUMBS Ui» to the Chico State lation, if one of us had found out her husband's cheating. Although marriage over a 20-year-old throwing his stuff off the White University women's rugby team having our husband had been frivolous Who knows, maybe if she had chipmunk-cheeked intern. House balcony? I can only come their first home game, ever. Go Wildcat with some 20-year-old intern, he laid down more often, Billy Hillary cannot escape no mat up with two answers. women ruggers - give 'em a rough and his;cheating ways would would not be in the mess he's in ter where she goes, because The first being she is stronger scrum. have be.en out the door long ago. now. Just kidding, nothing could everyone from head hunters in than I can imagine and sticks it But alas, most of us are not IruU" justify his straying so often. South America to Aborigines in out because she loves him and THUMBS UP to tlle new free parking ried to-the president of the United I wonder what the worst part Australia are now aware of forgives him, or he's paying her lot off Second Street near Rio Chico. It States;'"the world's super power. of this ordeal is for her. The web Bill's scandalous sex. life. to stay until his term is over. helps. What I would give to be a fly Bill has weaved is so tangled, I Hillary's daughter knows Either way, I think Clinton on th~wall in the Clinton's bed have a hard time dissecting it. what Bill was doing with should step down and let Hillary roo~or one night. I mean, can The first thing, obviously, is Monica's nether regions. How take over. Any woman with that you'filIagine the wrath he must that he is the president and not humiliating. kind of reserve can run this hav.~~eived after Hillary only did he lie to his wife, but to She has to look him in the country better than him. foa~ut what he had been the rest of the world, and his face everyday knowing of his dqiX!l:}!ith those stinky cigars actions are a great embarrass illicit affairs. She has got to Parisa Ka/cllltClri ccm reached at she h9-d condemned for so long? ment to our country. want to choke the daylights pa [email protected] ,. THUMBS DOWN to "Shakespeare in Love" not being shown locally yet. This movie has won Golden Globe awards, Bill Clinton: Bad liar, but pretty good president with more honors forthcoming. We'd like to be able to see it before it goes to She gave herself to him. scandal, and no marriage video. despite the danger, and he did . needs adultery. Of course n't resist. -' he would fry to cover it THUMBS DOWN to classes being full, David S. French But Clinton played it up. Most people probably dropped or moved. This is making Orion Columnist cool. In the Starr report, would. He had a lot at stake. It scheduling a real challenge. Monica says tllat the was survival. I'm about sick of this whole first few times she It was wrong, yes. But THUMBS DOWN to the plethora of impeachment thing. I feel like engaged in fellatio understandable in some ways. Tommy Hilfiger gear taking over we've been ripped off. A presi with the president he Perhaps even forgivable. campus. Think for yourself, Hilfigcr dential impeachment should be refused to ejaculate. Lewinsk-y even said, under clones. Be original. an exciting and memorable thing He said that she had oath, that no one told her to to watch. n't earned his trust lie or promised her a job to Look at the requirements for yet. cover up the truth. an impeachable olfense: bribery, Why would he say As far as perjury, Clinton treason and other high crimes that? Did he think that said he never had selt Witll her. and misdemeanors. she was going to save his He didn't, if you only define sex Love should be main criteria for That just sounds cool. It sperm to blackmail him or as vaginal penetration. It was all brings up images of intrigue, something? That's nonsense! calculated very carefully. state .. recognized marriages corruption and abuse of power. No one could be that insane. by '.lIOn WIlaon The independent counsel sim It speaks of crimes that But she did. Why else would love with a president again, ply set a trap that was so com Anne Abramson porters traveled down to partici threaten our very way of life or she keep that crusty old dress? Lewinsky said in an infamous plex and sticky that even the Dil'ersity Editor pate in the Circle of Love outside undern1ine our system of gov She was trying to play the telephone conversation with slightest slip would bring the the church:' Rowan said. emment. game. Keep the dress as a bar Linda Tripp. hounds down on the president. 1 am an e-mail junkie. As a "We have om open. artirming Some would argue that Bill gaining chip and she'll get She wound up being hurt There was nothing Clinton result, 1 am on quite a few e congregation and community in Clinton's impeachment trial has something out of it. because she felt used by the could do. They were out for mail mailing lists for various relation to gay issues," Rowan all ith'lt, but! disagree. Clinton is just lucky that she president and then thrown away. blood. interests of mine. I received an said. . kl'f just got sucked into a wasn't too smart or he would be Then she got used by the Now, whether or not he is e-mail last week about a recent Because of this supportive sti'ik-y.~,ituation with n horny little in a lot more trouble than he is Republican henchmen who removed from ollice, he has still wedding that caught my eye. stance, Rowan said she thinks intel}1 Who was too mystified by now. jumped at the opportunity to been impeached, and that is the On Jan. 16, two Sacramento ""the next logical step i~ to bless hi~p9.s~tion of power to realize She comes across as a young, gain dirt on the president. And legacy he will leave behind. And residents man·ied in San their unions." the_ implications of what she was dumb girl who was infatuated now, she is the laughing stock of that's too bad, too. He was Francisco in front of almost a "There was more love in that doing. with a man because of his power the nation. doing a pretty good job. hundred United Methodist min ceremony than I'd ever felt They. flirted. He expressed and stature. It happens all the So why did Clinton try to isters, with a crowd outside that before. It was powerful," she interest. She went after him. time. cover it up? That's a dumb David S. French can be reached included pickets and supporters. said. Th~Yl b.Qoked up. Remind me to never fall in question. No president needs lL at [email protected] Why such a fuss over a simple The issue of gay partners 1'111 wedding? Because the two peo being legally considered a couple ple professing their eternullove has been hotly debated. Hawaii's through vows were both women. attempt to legalize gay murriage Ellie Charlton, 63, and was immediately shunned by Jeanne Barnell, 68, became the Winncr.. take.. all but the recent escalation is Politicul operutives know that it public interest. And they regis focus of a national dcbute on I"~· . without paraUei. Politics todny pays to run against a demon, tered that disgust by staying religion and family values when , , There was more politics at fault is driven by opinion polls, slick lind Bill Clinton and Newt home in droves in the November they formed a holy union. The love ill. that '" / !Ill· TV uds nnd sound bites crafted Gingrich have filled lhis role elections. Rev. Ellen Rowan of Trinity Dca,.. ;t::dicar, by high-priced consultunts who nicely. But sllLying home or blaming United Methodist Church in ceremony thall I'd ,11,\ III have mastered tlle art of mud Monicngute is just the latest the problem on "bad politicians" Chico was present at the union, . T,\,S; ,long-sinmlering conflict slinging and dirty cnmpaigning. version of Whitewater, GOPAC, insteud of the "winner tuke all" along with 89 olher ministers. ever felt before. It ha~,\!~~¥latcd to un ull-out war, These consultants have figured qucstionable book denis, Paula electorul system will not address Rowan said that the issue of gay was powerful. wi~hJW end in sight. something out: winning doesn't Jones, Truvelgatc, governmcnt the root problems that create marringe is one that may tear We're not talking about the require issues nnymore. If the shutdowns, the FBI files, strong incentives to be negative. the church apart. bombing of lruq. Ruther, the gO'll in u "winner tuke aU" "mediscurc" lind other attempts Nor will it chunge the technolo The Methodist Church is cur Thll Ruy. Elllln Rownn Republicans' persistent drive to electoral system is to win marc by both parties to toss political gy thllt hus mude attucks all the rently the second-largest Trinity United Methodist Churc, , impea.ch Bill Clinton hus one votes thnn your opponent, you grenades to guin partislIn more rulhlessly effective. To Protest'lIlt denomination in the cel1ain.collsequence: thnt . enn do that as easily by driving udvuntuge. Added to this "take change how lhis g(Lrne is played, United St.ates. In 1844, the Democrats will respond in kind voters nwuy from your opponent no prisoners" ment.\lity is the we must ch.mge the rules of church split over the issue of other stute legislatures. In addi When they hlwc the opportunity. us by attl'lLcting voters to nl\tiomu medhL's O.J. Simpson the g(une. slavery and was not reunited tion, cities like Still Francisco, In this blind trajectory to yourself. type tixution with Llny collision The hltest below-the-belt pol again until 1939. The church which offer domestic partner mutually ussured destruction, In fuct, it's easier. All you of sex und power. Tnken togeth itics in Wushington D.C. are like survived the threat of another protection and bene tits w'e being th~ final casualties promise to be hnve to do is find u good wedge er, you have the essentiul a Cold Wur escalation. with 110 split through the Civil Rights sued by companies like United m~l~ thun individulll politicians issue or two, or even better ingredients that hnve produced end in sight. Even the politicians em, the women's movement and Airlines, that do not want to like QUnton, Newt Gingrich or some inflated smear or sex scun this lntest lrnvesty thut is hijack who recognize wlmt is happen the Vietnum War. comply with the city's laws. Bob Livingston. RlIther, our dul, and pncknge thut through ing the mIlian's attention und ing seem powerless to stop hi "This is the closest we've The status or gay rights in the nutionnl faith [lud confidence simplistic portrnynls of complex muking our POlitiClll institution~ they will not uniluternlly disarm. come to splitting since the United States is uppulling. in;oiir-'politicul be more thnn issues, Cundidutes lind tlu:ir con the laughingstock of the world. We must tind wuys to disunu [Vietnam] wur," Rowan said. Currently, if you are goLy und In,livi,111ll1 politiciuns like SUltLUlts use lIu.\ck lids for one Welcome to the wonderful our lenders, und one of the 1110st The possibility of u split your lover is hospitulized, you 'Pl~sinent Clinton, Newt reason: they lIsuuUy Ul'e highly world of "winner tnke all" potent solutions must involve depends on the upper levels of may not be ullowed to visit 01' Gingn~h or Bob Livingston. effective in a close ruce. politics. Whnt's 11 voter to 00'] reforming our "winner take 1111" the church hierarchy. Those stuy with your loved one R'Ith¢);' our DlLtiollll1 f~\ith lind It is elLSY to vilify Americans ure understand elections, ministers who SUPPo11ed the bccuullc the luw docs 110trccog 'co~roUqnce in our politicul lusH Republicnns or Democrnts with ubly disgusted by the shenuni mal'riugc arc being culled into nize you. If you are gay und . tuttons - indeed ill representu out recognizing the reul culpl'it: guns in Wushington D.C., and Stevcn Hill ClIICi Rob Richie the district superintendent's without medical insurallce, ·.ti~:~~J]1ocrucy itself - Ill'C our "winner tul<;e nU" electoml geneml1y by the quulity of cam West COWH ,Urector, lI/ui execu oftice Friday, chances ure that your partncr's ~I\t~ system, which fosters such neglL puigns thM nrc driven by contin tive director oj'the Cellter for "The church hierarchy l11l1y or insul'Unce will not cover you. Americun politics hus UIWllYS tive politics. It's n zero-sum uous pllrlisnn culcululions mther Voting Clnd D(!11IOCrclCY, CI /10/1- mny not issue n formal COl11- Many ot' the rights thut the het·· hud'itlS shure of pllrthmll mncor, gnme - if I win, you lose. thun by policy demulldtl and the projit orgunizCltioll .. plaint. 'nlCY are currently in tlle erosexuul public tnkes for gmnt .,' . '., 'I" ." .... investigutive phllSC," Rowan suid. ed lire not given to guy couples, Arter Friduy, ROWlIl1 will no matter how long they hlLve know bellcl' where Ilhc lind Ule been together. The Qrion encoYrPgQII IQttora to tho editor and commentary plOCOfl from &tudents, faculty, administration and staff. oUler Methodist ministers stlUld. • Lcllcfll lind cOIlUllcntul'los CUll be dellvcred to The Orion, Piumull Hull 001. Deudlinll III Frldny lit 5 p.m. Locully, there is u lot of SUpp0l1 AtlyUllC \Vlw wislws to r(!fJre~'ellt • Lellers to tbll IlLiitor should be Ihn1led to 250 to 350 wordll, 1l1ust incluue writel"s lUlme lind phone Humber (for vcritlcnUoll), lind m'c llubject to for the union und the ministers {lIei,. view (wel usc their v(}ice conucnflnlioll. PlclIse incl\lde your yenr In llehool LInd mujor. . . who llllcnded. Chico hud u strong for rile purpose oj' eeiucelliflg • CUllllllontLlrlcs Mhould be limited to 500 to 700 words LInd ure subject to editing for length LInd clLll'ily, Pleu~e Inchu.le your phone l1ul\1blll. showing ut the Stlcml11ento union. otllel's, fIIay ,mbmit col III/Ill • The OrIon will not publish nnonymous letters, letters which llrll Lllldresscd to u thinl plu·ty 01' letters whlch IIrll In pour tLlste. 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'\'i':':'''':fI''Pf'o:.~'''"A" " ..... -D·: "~I':': ,':::626,·'000' 311.,.:\",: BOt WR\llII1 AlB i'.·' D l!4l~2t14 I:,i' ,:2.lt rt~>,)i , . .111 ',1n ., ""!III! . IlIMIIQ .' Renl ESlnlc M.lll1U~.lement 3421!1~214 - ._. __ .- .- -- - 10 co Clr. • Sulto CoChico No Application Fee • FREE Availability Listintf: ·•·· ..1"·· " . .11 ~------()rion------______~ ______~_ SPORTS Wednellday, February 3, :1999 Cali/omia State Ulliversity, Chico page 9 Megan Dickson Sports Editor Stepping up to the line It's not easy to tell an athlete from any other person while walking down the street, enjoy ing a cup of coffee or passing through the Bell Memorial Union. In fact, athletes standout very little off the court. (Unless of course we're talking about a 7- foot tall basketball player in which case they would probably stand out everywhere.) Athletes provide the commu The Chico gram. It should keep a lot or nity entertainment a few nights a State GoH good students in Chico." week while on the court or field team is: (back, The new Chico St.lle g.olf le;lI11 but unless they give back to the I-r) Tom Smith, was formed by heau cO;lch Denny community they don't stand Mike Pinkney, Varley who has scouted some of out too much. Robert Rath, his players in hopes of creating. a Corryn Aguilar is an athlete. Evan Smith, strong base for a teum . . She played basketball Cory Goodwin, In the spring of 1995, he was :through junior high and high Coach Varier, given the coaching position and : school and for her basket (front, I-r) went to work finding a course fllr ,ball was a way of life. S<:ott Gvdfrey, his team lo call home and orga . . Growing up in a house Scott Helton, nizing a tournament hostl!d hy ,hold with an alcoholic and Colby Webber, Chico State. :a drug addict for a mother, and Brandon "The popularity of golf is al ,Aguilar used basketball as an McNally an all time high." s;lid Varley. :es~ape from home. Karen Ohrlstensen "l've had. this year alone, . It was fifth grade when Scaff' Writer money cUlback. is the first team tried to save itselr by raising numerous inquiries into this .. ~Aguilar picked up a basketball oflhe dropped Chico State money to run the progmm. The program." :: ~for the rust time. She didn't As the crunch of phlStiC smash programs to be brought team held a golf tournament to Before taking the Chico Stale : ~ ;know what she was doing but ing plastic, the cheerleaders in b'.lCk. mise money, but by the end of the coaching position. Varley was the : . :decided to join a city league. perfect pep and the fans chanting 1991 was not the first '91 season, the men had played golf coach at Pleasant Valley High : : :Her team was coached by two fell silent, the faint swish of a club time that the team had their tinal tournaments. School for 17 years and has beell a : : :college girls. hitting 01 ball could be heard. Two bcen cut. From 1978- Kurt Ri7' was a golfer in the Northem Section Golf COll1mitlee ::: ., "I knew nothing," Aguilar years later, the pig skin has been 1990. the golf program 1990 and 1991 seasons, und a ChuimlUll for the past 15 years. : : ·said. "All I knew is that I fell in put away and the golf clubs arc in laid dormant until Don sophomore when the program Chico State won its own lUll\' : ~ Jove with the game. I didn't full swing. MilicI', the prior athletics was cut. nament. the Chico StalL' : ·lroow how to shoot, I didn't Chico State University rein uil'ector, retired from "In the spring or '90 we had Invitational, held al Bulle Crcel-.. '.. :know how to do anything, but 1 stnted its golf team from a seven his position .1IId became a full season," Rix said. "We Country Club during the fall sea : . :rell in love with the game." year hiatus aftcr the deconstruc lhe he'ld coach or lhe started again in the fall und we son. The team took 11th in a · _. Aguilar moved in and out of tion of the football program g.ulf team. knew there were already budget Phoenix tourmm1enl, went 1-1 i 1\ ~ :so many new homes while she February 5, 1997. The golf With the threat of bud concerns. r m excited. 1 know a :. :was in junior high, that she has a team, eliminated in Title lX, a get cuts looming. the golf 10l of people support. the pro- S('£, GOLF JI. 1(/ \ hard time remembering the exact number, 01' even the names :6f the schools she attended:-"-:-- ,~ ·FL· 'f ... -.. , ...... k Ch- ;; - . It didn't mntter where she · : :went, as long ns basketball was N...... renzy sac s ~. ico : :. : there, life was good. , '. Living in a town outside of Chris MartIn Feeling the Wires Lacross.ed : : :Los Angeles, Aguilar was swjJ Writer Super Bowl .. : :allowed to go out for the basket fever, these : : :ball team in eighth grade. "NFL. Feel the Power." If Chico State · . "I still talk to that coach to that's the league's promotional students cheer : '. :this day," Aguilar said. "I had a slogan. then the moniker for on the Atlanta , . 'great influence there, that Super Bowl Sunday in Chko Falcons at , encouruged me." should be "Witness the Frenzy." Minga Layton's , Aguilar spent her first yenr of The first splash of party-sup Nonnal Street : high school in Tustin, Calif., ply seekers hit businesses house. : after thut she stmted Inside 1--=----, Mr. BIg Shot :LO : '. :. rn:ITiio hockey gonlie hilS the . . ilght stull'" , Sport Shorts 10 CUlch-LIP on the lutcsl oUl-of-town BnskctbaU Buskctbull nuscbadl Buscbnll Sol'tbll11 • , bnsk'olblllL' ncwK, . ... } . ~;, : ' '" ~ \, J 'i'.;), j.',,1 I[,riday, li'c,iJ .. 5 Satl/relay, Feb. 6 M(Jllci£l)" Feb. 8 Tuese/ay, Feb. 9 Friday, Feb 5-SlIflday, Feb. 7 .' , :: :Rugby Report :u ';L~ .'! Chico Stute'vs. \:;' Chico Stutc vs. Chico State vs. Chico Stille vs. Stunisuluus Toul'I1ament Men 'U1~ 'Vamen fuggers shutollt opponents. . Dominguez Hills Cal Stute Lus Angeles Hawuii Pllci11c SOl1oma State Turlock p.m" T13A , ., WlldQRt of the Woek' :1.2 ·5:45 8 p.m; 5:45 p.m., 8 p.m. :3 p.m . 21'.111. I • WOffill1l rugger holpM her IOIlIn. " ., \ I l: .,' ..... '., I •• .. .t, .. ,I.." '1 '" .. l • t .'1" , ...... 'l ,,11 '., • " . ~'t I" ',.' ,.__ I d.·",'n j ~ j ..... ,'" I .. - If 1 ,.,~." ' . 'l,t\\ Cali/omia Stale University, Chicf) The Orion February 3, :1.998 'Sport Shorts -Goalie is 'the man' for Wildcats '. ". ' ~, I. Womenls Basketball Dan Nieto Saturday night the Chico State women's basketball team had StafJWritcr a big night beating Sonoma State 67-60 in a CCAA league matchup. , ""/Rarely can one athlete make With 1:42 left in the game the Wildcats were on top 62-58 such a dramatic impact on a team and Marissa Bradley scored to sea1 the victory. In :such a short period of time. It was a team effort for Chico State. Nikki Turner finished . The Chicago Bulls had Michael the night with 10 points, four rebounds, and four steals. Mic~_ Jordan, the Denver Broncos have Ross and Kerri Cameron were big for the inside game and"~ :Terrell Davis and now the Chico Kerri Cameron and Michelle Johnson also helped out. r; "SUlte University in-line hockey 'learn has its own star, Glen Henz. ceM Women's Basketball Player of the Week ... _ The Chico State in-line hock Marissa Bradley was named the Rawlings CCAA Women's." -'c),'tumaround - from last place basketball player of the week for January 25th. ",-,' 'in their conference last season, to Bradley helped the Wildcats to a pair of road wins by scor second place now - can be ing 20 points and pulling down five rebounds in a 69-46 win .largely credited to the outstand over San Francisco State. She led all scorers with 21 points anU"1 . ing play of its new goalie. Henz. also had four steals and two assists in a 67-60 victory ove.!;', At 4-2 in its inaugural year in Sonoma Slate. 'the Western Collegian In-Line Hockey League, Chico State was Men's Basketball .recently invited to participate in Chico State fell to Sonoma State 86-77 last Saturday after a.: lhe: Collegian National frustrating shooting night. ::- ,: ~l:tampionships in Chicago next Tyrone Miles played an ex.cellent game and finished with 13 :r9qnth to compete against the points, seven rebounds, six assists and three steals. Deon .. ;best teams in the country. Robinson finished with 12 points and seven assists.,,~ , , "We just go out there and try "(I! ;a-rid have fun," Henz said. "But ~'t!s' a lot easier when you're ,wmnlllg.t, .~. ".. •• , \Vinning has never been a ~problem for Henz. As a youth Golf: New guys help growing up in Temecula, Calif., ;he played on an ice hockey club I continued from p. 9 Goodwin, as the first scholar.' ~eam where he won seven Most a dual match with Cal State golf athlete and fourth-seeded:, :Valuable Player awards. Photo courtesy of Val Smaller Monterey Bay, and took fifth player. After his freshman year in Glen Henz, goalie for the Chico State in-line hockey club, saves a goal from being scored in a match-up in its final fall tournament at "l've been playing since .r, 'high school, he moved to aginst league rival UC Dayis. HeOl's hard work ethic, that he learned while playing in the Canadian Cal State Bakersfield. was six and wanted to go .10 I Vancouver to join a Canadian ice leagues, has paid off for the Wildcats. Henz finished the game against the Aggies with 62 saves. Raben Rath, a lr',lOsfer from Chico," Goodwin said. "In th~, hockey team. Henz gained expe Sierra Col\ege, is the No.1 seed beginning everyone was a litq~". rience from his three years in become a leader for the Wildcats. Before Henz joined thl! team, score on you," Hcnz said. "On ed golfer for Chico Slate and has nervous, we came out pret~y.r, Canada and learned the "Since I've played so long, 1 Burkhardt said. the team gave the icc I dOll't want people to been a medalist for every round good." :Canadian style work ethic he have the skills and know what it llP a lot of points. With him on foclls on me if 1 muke a great of every tournament. Rahizaden, meanwhile, 'qrr:ies today. takes to bring Chico State to its the ice, however, the Wildcats save. 1 want them to focus on "I've been playing golf came to Chico State after play~' Henz stopped playing ice potl!ntial of winning a national an! a more aggressive ami confi their job so they can help the since I W.lS three when took a ing for Shasta College. . hockey and left Canada after the championship," Henz said. dent team. team win." putter, pitching wedge, seven "In the beginning of the sea~.'. country wouldn't grant him citi The love of the gamc is what "He has the best work ethic on Once outside the rink, Henz iron, and a three wood and son we didn't know each othet:,;, zenship. Henz says keeps him hungry. the team and he knows what it considers himself a laid back, cut them down to my size," now every one is comfortabl.e,. After his stay in Canada, the "I love the competition," Henz takes to win," Burkhardt said. easy-going guy. But the cocki Rath said. "We have a lot of with each other," Rahizadf4\.Q,,, 19-year-old came to Chico State said. "There's just a msh of play Burkhardt said Henz is an ness he doesn't allow into his great guys and a lot of run." said. "", to'study computer science when ing I get." intense physical player. game he definitely displays off With a new program, Chico State is a division he met, senior Steve Bosinoff. Head coach and teammate "He's not a showboat who the ice. Varley was able to recruit two team and is the oni~" "We were at school and he told Travis Burkhardt credits the thinks he's hot stuff," Burkhardt "Off the rink, I admit, I try to team members. Both Rath school in their division with' a:: me he played hockey," Bosinoff team's success to his ncw goalie. said. act like the man," Henz said. and Kamron Rahizaden came new program. said. "Once everybody saw him "Glen is by far the leading Henz credits his humblencss The Wildcats moved their to Chico State to play and "We really have some play:' play, he was on the team." goalie in the collegian league in the rink to the intcnsity he record to 4-2-1 after tying UC received scholarship money ers who have a game to play .. Fourteen years of experience right now," Burkhardt said. "He brings to the game. Davis 3-3. Glen Henz tinished for their talent. Varley attract and we are going to just buil~t playing both ice and in-line is by far the largest impact on "It's I!asy to be cocky, but the game with a league record ed local golfer, Corey on that," Varley said. 'HI: hockey have helped Henz the team." once in a while someonl! will 62 saves, 1 , L,, , .. , .'.~-l. ,~qJ"te~;~!:"\;"~"> il'! 'Jt in the Orion Classifieds .'" 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' ):~ ," ,,: ::: 1'l1e Varsity Sport ot' the Mind \'01' College Bowl! ...... ~JlUlitUll'l:t1 hy t\t;, I'IIJf.\I'Ullllllhlll ::1JSU, Chico Campus Tournament IMIMulIIOI'Iulllilluli CUIIIIIIIlluc r.,'rH~~1 t\HHoclutl!t1 StlllhllllN t\cullolllic t\lJ'ull'N COllllcl1 ~:::Fcbruary 6, 1999 1'lIn'III•• ;,::RogltlLI'uLlOII 1'01'1111:1 UI'O tlvnllullio uL tho Uoll :::::Mmnorlnl Union InJ'ol'JIlnLlon DCt:lk und tho ;:'-:;l)S,GoVllI'1I11l0Ilt OITlco, BMU 201 AS.PReGMr~1r.'~G 1'I-'t'-WftI, 1t\'\~I,,", 1,.1 /., " ,', I- _-. __• -',...- -_.~ .. _ .- ----~--~------.- ~- The Or/on Fobruary 3, 1.998 Cali/orllia Stale University, Chico Wildcats put on clinic.i ",,: I _... I ; Ru " ..• 'l I ., shut out UOP 76-0 I I I ,. Anne Abramson "It was an overall-hard played I u I Staff Writer game," said Malt Madden. I· ... • I I c The second half brought Jitlle I I Chico State University Men's reprieve for the UOP tc.atn. !!i~~!i~~~~~~~~~iiiiiiiiii~~~~~!!!!!!!!~~~~mM~QC~'~~.~"~dm~--5-~a·~jE·~~·:~E'~'~'~:"'~~~~'~~·'-~·'v~~'~'=.':':':::::::::::::::::::::::J Rugby club looked like it knew Back Mike Chequer scored:;t, try what it was doing Jan. 30 when it in the opening minutes and .then beat the University of the Pacitic scored again a few min,ute.s i Crowd helps women ruggers romp San Jose 76-0. later. Eggert also complc~~~ I With a huge crowd watching, another try. • Anne Abramson the club showed UOP how to Pete Galicz made eight out of Staff Writer play the game of rugby. The 1 I conversion kicks to bring, the UOP team is a fairly new team, final score to 76-0. :!'fhere '5 a lot to be said for and it showed against the "We still arc shaking all. the be1ng at home. Chico State Wildcats. cobwebs. but I'Ill pleased with University Women's Rugby "The guys played really well, our first game," s.lid McMains. team finally had the chance to but we're still not where we want The game was called e'-!dy i feel at home Jan. 30, for their to be," injured player Chris due to the high scoring shutout.; : first home game. The ruggers McMains said. : be'at San Jose State University in The men : wQat proved to be an easy match. showed the new : 'Last year. the women's team team the ropes in : had a dispute with Recreational a very one-sided , Sports prior to the season start match. Within : ing. As a result, the women's minutes of kick rugby club played all of their off, Gabe ..games in their inaugural season Frederito, Brian : away from home. and there's a lot of talcnt out Skarg, Josh : The team took the field in there:' said Rick Mootz, owner Fitzgerald and : front of more than one hundrcd of Mootzy's Restaurant. Matt Eggert had :supportcrs, fans, and curious The rugby club had becn all contributed a :orlookers who braved the cold to practicing twice a day during the The Orion/JAmes S.bla try. leaving UOP :watch the women ruggers play. past weeks, which paid off Left, Kim Stoke carries the ball up field as Kara Bradfield and in the dust. : • "This game is the most con- according to coach Alcx Karen Christensen look on. Above, TIffany Capdeville is tackled by a Dustin Ogden : f~~ing thing " ... ______--. Triantafyllou. San Jose opponent while passing the ball to teammate Chrissie scored a try late 'I'veI. _ _ ever seen• -. "I was Hanks during the team's inaugural home game on Saturday. in the first hal f 'Ill my hfe," 'P' • • l pleased by the off of a textbook :said Katie A. IUS game IS t Ie way they all er. tumed almost every opportu to the shutout. pass-and-com- : Steiner. a first- most COIl/llSillg played togeth- nity into a try. The game was called early mit sequence. :time rugby er as a team," The spectators got more with a final score of 59-0. and Mall : spectator. t/Zing I've ever seell Triantafyllou involved in the game as it pro "I think we played really well Madden scored il· ' ----'-----:Ii ·.... ,:~heq dld~~t lint qlU. hi p~lql' Ihq~ d~blq .' ~ '''. ,i,' ;(~'!:~f'~'~:'~:,,"<:.'.'.'.' ~,' 'j:) I "';'. '., _, ' ' , " . :. :', " \ " ,"" ~llh;SD I~th. ~~hll ' panh? Ibe:.cllpUS, . . -- I:: ",,1"';,';; .. '1;; :''iiglJould be tbey're in cah~6¥~/ipJitb Tbe BeeJ~!; · ".A~.};,,';::.~,:'\,' ;.' ",~.:;:" ,1\: • ';'::';,' ~'.:,:'.' ,- .,_,!>:.',~/,~.:,~~"~':\ \' ( J 1 .. "'" ! .' , " ,.', ;"; .', ,: I I" ~, • ".. >I to ... ,... ~, I. ~,.a ,. .. LRIIJormQ :JUlre um~erslry, CAliCO '''~ lH/01/ r-cnullary 4, :A.~~~ DilaJIrdl, twIg 'I Men's Basketball Standings 15, Amanda Robello 0-2 0-0 0, Jackie Zink 0-00-00, Jennine CCAA Overall Aiello 0-2 0-0 0, Elizabeth Carr 1-40-03, Michelle Otterstedt 0-0 0- UC Davis 12-2 16-3 o 0, Melissa Cheda-Pnota 5-12 0-0 12, Ayrn Hoppe 1-4 0-0 2. Sonoma State 11-3 15-3 TOTALS 19-52 12-13 60. San Bernardino 9-5 13-6 3-POINT GOALS - Chico 4 (Valavanis 2, Turner, Bradley) Sonoma Los Angeles 9-5 10-9 10 (Ela 5, Cheda~Pnota 2, Hepton, Howard, Carr). Los Angeles 7-5 8-9 Pomona 7-7 11-8 Friday, Jan. 29, 1999 UC Riverside 7-7 11-8 Chico State 87J San Francisco 68 Grand Canyon 7-7 11-8 Chico State (3-11 CCM, 6-13) Bakersfield 7-7 10-9 Deon RObinson 2-612-1617, Abdul Benjamin 2-31-26, Dominguez Hills 5-9 7-11 Todd Testerman 4-9 4-415, Tyrone Miles 3-5 0-0 6, Greg Miller 6-9 Stanislaus 5-9 8-13 3-615, Paul Kemp 0-00-00, Bob Battinich 1-2 1-23, Matt Houser Chico State 3·11 6·13 1-36-68, Shane Miller 7-10 3-417. TOTALS - 26-4730-4087. San Francisco 2-12 5-14 UC DaviS (12-2 CCAA 16-3) Joe Dixon 1-60-02, Ricky Cray 3-12 6-814, Reggie Watts Women's Basketball Standings 6-85-617, Kenny Evans 1-40-03, Gabe Buenrostro 3-7 2-2 9, CCM Overall Christian Grayson 1-30-02, Sergio Nicholas 1-60-02, Brian Miller UC Davis 12-1 18-2 3-60-08, David Shu 0-0 0-0 0, Lonnie McGowen 1-1 0-02, Luke Pomona 11-2 17-3 Dotson 2-8 1-1 7, Jeff Sutton 1-2 0-0 2. TOTALS - 23-63 14-17 6B. Sonoma State 10-3 16-4 3-POINT GOALS - Chico 5 (Testerman 3, Robinson, Benjamin) Stanislaus 7-5 9-10 UCD 8 (Croy 2, Miller 2, Dotson 2, Evans, Buenrostro). ' Chico State 7.6 11.9 UC Riverside 5-7 6-13 Saturday, Jan. 30, 1999 Dominguez Hills 5-8 9-11 Sonoma State 861 Chico State 77 Grand Canyon 5-8 7-16 Chico State (3-11 CCM. 6-13) San Francisco 4-9 ' 9-11 Abdul Benjamin 4-11 0-08, Tyrone Miles 4-8 4-4 13, Greg San Bernardino 2-10 7-12 Miller 3-6 1-4 7, Deon Robinson 3-11 4-4 12. Todd Testerman 1-8 Los Angeles 2-11 6-13 0-0 2, Jacob Ross 0-0 0-0 0, Paul Kemp 0-0 0-0 0, Bob Battinich 0- 1 0-0 0, Matt Houser 2-6 0-0 4. Shane Miller 14-18 3-5 31. Don Friday, Jan. 29, 1999 Rock 0-30-0 O. TOTALS ~ 31-72 12-1777. Chico State 69, San Francisco State 46 Sonoma State (11-3 CCM 15-3) Chico State (7-6 CCM, 11-9) Patrick Shanahan 4-7 1-49, Walter Jefferson 5-11 5-6 18, Michelle Johnson 2-7 5-6 10, Marissa Bradley 6-127-720, Travis Duncan 4-13 4-513, Shaka Johnson 1-1 2-24. Jason Kerri Cameron 3-7 5-811, Nikki Turner 5-13 2-514, Mica Ross 2-5 Gunnarson 11-133-329, Brian Krauss 0-0 0-0 0, Louie Baity 2-3 0- 2-26, Alisha Valavanis 1-3 1-24, Megan Curry 0-1 0-00, Liz 04, Jason Bothwell 0-1 3-43, Alvaro Solorzano 0-0 0-1 0, Pat Nesbitt 0-3 0-0 0, Jessica Sperle 2-2 0-0 4. TOTALS 21-53 22-30 Ingham 0-0 0-0 0, Trevor Howe 0-0 0-0 0, Pat Cleary 2-7 2-2 6, 69. TOTALS - 29-56 20-27 86. San Francisco State (4-9 CCM, 9-11) 3-POINT GOALS - Chico 3 (Robinson 2, Miles) Sonoma 8 Darcy Kellam 0-6 0-0 0, Kristi Valencia 2-8 0-0 5, Kelley (Gunnarson 4, Jefferson 3, Duncan). Kruger 1-42-24, Samantila Miller 1-120-02, Sharee Sykes 3-72- Season Box Score 4 B, Jessica McKimmie 1-60-03, Kelly McKay 2-90-04, Jennifer Women Larsen 3-91-37, Natalie Talbot 0-00-0 0, Dawn Page 2-4 0-0 4, Megan Scurlock 0-3 0-0 0, Alisha Valavanis 52-160 36-112168, Samantha Trone 1-57-99. TOTALS 16-70 12-1846. Megan Curry 17-558-3346, Liz Borcich 1-100-02, Marta Salas 0- 3-POINT GOALS - Chico 5 (Turner 2, Johson, Bradley, Valavanis) 00-00, Michelle Johnson 65-208 11-33169. Marissa Bradley 105- SFSU 2 (Valencia, McKimmie), 28914-86328, Kerri Cameron 47-117 0-0145, Liz Nesbitt 35-85 D O 100, Jessica Sperle 25-45 0-0 67. Jennifer Taylor 3-12 2-78, Saturday, Jan, 30, 1999 Nikki Turner 51-153 13-56 158, Mica Ross 62-119 0-0 154. 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DIMENSIONS ~w=e=d=ne=s=d=a=~=F=e=b=ru=a~rY~3=,=1=9=9=9==~==~~==~======~~~~~======~==~~C~a~l~~o~r~ll~w~S_ta_t_e_U_n_I_·v_er_S_iry:,~C~I~u~·c~o~======~======~======~==~==~~==~~==~==~p=a~g~e~1=3== -'_-_ CarrIe Ann Dennington Dimellsiolls Editor Internet envy The world of computers is something I fear I will never leaVE? .understand. Besides typing out papers and wasting endless hours pluying .~-~~ pretty much try and ror--~5~ them. It·s not that necessarily. but it so much time looking As the year 2000 becomes creeps closer, that 1 rarely find. But I do think that I 'lHI'~I!; so does the possibility of complete • minority, and that most n ..('nl."'- ...... ",,':~:.... see computers and the Internet compllterfailure ... will you be ready? as a sea of endless possibilities. And rightfully so. Gillian Zema The Dimensions staff picked Staff Writer a theme this week that is rele vant to all of our lives. computer This New Ye.lf·S Eve, are you going to party technology. With it. you c:!n do like it's, well. 1999? almost anything. Or will you hide out somewhere deep in the You can purchase books and woods and seek refuge from Y2K? clothes; you can have entertain According to some. we can't hide from it ment; you can even go to college. anywhere. The year 2000 (Y2K) is becoming And the Y2K problem seems a hyped-up event by many who anticipate the pretty important. end of civilization. 1 guess I'm one of those Have you ever noticed the date at the bot happy-go-lucky types. 01' maybe tom right-hand corner of your just naive, but I think this Y2K screen? Many . devices with ...: .. ,----. thing is going to work out. digit date fields ret 1-1- Basically the computer whizzes Jan. 1. 1900, ~lfe going to come and make can't process everything all right. tion or shut uun'lI-' But what if I'm the idiot and Y2K is a COII11Piut\~;oft life is completely altered. all Even though I run not big on computers. it doesn't mean they pend on. don'1 affect my life in many ways. Systems major 1 would hate it if computers computers will went down. my checking said the problem lies account was cleared, and I no companies that supply power to longer had that five bucks. companies like PG&E. So even if you're like me. the small companies lose power. "it take a couple of precautions. triggers a chain reaction," he said. Like Gillian said in her story. Esposto also said that banks and hospitals gear up. Have at least some might run into problems because they use food and '.... ater, and a couple of mainframe databases to store payroll and extra blankets on hand. pension plans. And be: smart:. don't book any The solution although time-consuming, flights for December 31 s1. To me he said, is to rewrite all company codes to that would kind of be like stand ing in front of the mirror and say Y2Kp.16 I ing "Bloody Mary" three times. It's just silly. why take the risk. But back to computers; they are the future. When I was in elementary school and we had computer hour, I pretty much played "Oregon Trail" and "Lemonade Stand." And though I loved making a profit when I sold a lot of lemon ade, it's not the same anymore. Now there's the Internet. My cousins Eric and Evan rue •.r.-i'. 8-years-old, ~md they nre the cutest. And they know every- thing ~lbout computers because they're growing up on them, So when it comes to who gets to play on the computer, they are ruthless, evil little boys. They love to work on it, they don't even cure thut cousin Carrie has come to visit. Computers are very useful and add knowledge to every one's lives, 1 know. But I think thut they reduce • person to person time (i.e. my cousins und I), and are weuken :ing people skills, which we ut Chico Stute University pride ourselves on . Q "What do you hate about computers?" . C.DCll1lillgtrlfl Celli bc reelclleel llt: eel rrlea@ec:st.C:,Wc/licu.eelll Inside I---~ On·llnl~ all the time :14 Student wins on· line Levi contest. ~f1nd much? 3.4 SludlllltS C1l11 lind 11 chc1Ipcr solution 10 book-buying on-Iinc. hate it when youI' compllter T/mo for tank tops 3.5 "When you're on it, you're kind "Not enough free porn." "They should bun solitaire from "Microsoft. I think they need "I gets u virus the week bero)'e Spring Is 1Iimosl hcrc, get tilOse of isolated 1'1'0111 everyone else." till computers." to be busted for unti-trust JIIlW clothcH oelivercd. violulions." finuls und you huve to tllke un All play and all fun 15 incomplete in u class. ThUl's Oot Ihut new gumc IIno cnJoy. whut I hute." CQmputor class 16 Souphilphone Phansakoly Mike Qullllam Jody Brown Randy Stone Andrea Larson Tllk,~ yuur ncltt ChiSM o1\·lIne. Sellio,. Grm/uClte JUlliul' GrCIl/IUlle JUllio/' Religioll CIIIC/lllfemCltiwwl fe/CltiOlIS P,\'ycllOlayy lim·/lIe.i'.\' Ecollomics Art " pago 14 CuliJomia Stale V"il'ersily, Cllico The Orion Februa~~;~, *999 "!"f. Carrie Ann Dennington University of Pennsylvania, and ness on-line, purchasing goods ;J;Jimellsions Editor Scott Raymond, 19, a sophomore and services," said Angelina at the University' of Kansas. Countess, who is a member of '~,j For 20 weeks senior Alanna Each is given $500 a week to the e-commerce society. "It's :J3lanco can't go shopping, purchase things (on-line only), anything that has to do with unless it's from behind her com- needed to live for a semester. transacting on-line." ~uter screen . That is, for most college stu Some students interested in . ". Blanco was in the business dents, a lot of money. e-commerce started a project computer lab trying to connect ''I'm sure I can spend it," she call "Feed Alanna." With the ".with a radio station located in the said. financial help of Matson & Bay Area, as tlashing money A spring break vacation is Isom, they have created web ..signs kept popping up~ she definitely on the list of pur sites for local businesses so she ;.became intrigued. chases, and she plans to donate can buy food on-line. ::~: Clicking on to that sign has to charity. Blanco has many people who changed her life. "\ can't pay on-line to a char want to help her succeed. There she answered 21 ques ity, 1 don't think," Blanco said. "Our teacher Kent Sandoe tions for the Levi's on-line "But I can call one locally and and a couple of other students semester experiment that she is see what they need," got together when I was gone, now a part of. She is also going to help The O,ion/Mlcholo Pawolcz}k and he knows a lot about the . "I've actually never filled out shoppers by having a section Alanna Blanco says farewel110 friend Celestino Gencarelli. She'll web," Blanco said. "He is a any thing un the web before," where people can see what she have to wail 140 days before going and buying pizza in his shop. great resource." Blanco said. "It paid off." has bought on-line ... everything. And he wants to Now she has a mission. This may seem intrusive, but lucky for her, she loves Levi ·s. ·Tht.:y·re not going to ban us she survives. "To live completely on-line," Blanco is willing to do it with "Levi's arc my favorite jeans," from going out," Blanco said. -There's a lot of opportunity she said. enthusiasm. Blanco said. ·"They fit my body It is ,Ill experiment that takes for Alanna to buy dry goods and This experiment requires "The coolest thing about this best. I'll definitely be buying dedication. Can she do it? many things on-line, but wc're Blanco to purchase groceries, is people can log-on to levLcom nc\\' ones." "I think I can," Blanco said. worried she's going to starve to ~e1othes and all other necessities and check out what we bought Showing off her new jcans "1'111 pretty much hooked up death," said Kent Sandoe, pro lion-line. and where we got it," Blanco may have becn a problem bllt she right now." fessor of Management I~" The Levi's on-line semester said. "It's going to be a really talkcd with Levi's about things Hookcd up with the help of In formation Systems. "And her experiment consists of Blanco great resource for other peoplc." that could bc difficult to buy on the e-coml11crce society. poor bunny." (.and two other students: Tomiko Blanco plans to buy casual line, such as haircuts or a beer at "E-collll11erce is ekctronic Feed Alanna has made it so , Jones, 21, a senior at the clothes only from Levi. So. a bar, and exceptions were madt.:. commerce. and it is doing busi- that she won't go hungry. They " . ~Time to say good-bye to those book buying lines: go to asbookstore.CODl, not tIle bottoln of the BMU TextLink," said Jaxon. In order to boost the TextLink TextLink uses l28-bit to pick them up. arc comparable to comp,~'~i,~~rs. -Summer Hayden Buying used books instead of program, the A.S. Bookstore is encryption to protect the credit The drawbacks: Textbooks He feels any extra dollars a'stu ':tSlaff Writer new ones saves students 25 per offering to give three random stu card numbers of students. can't be shipped to your door, dent might save over "'the • 1 ,'41~1 cent, and purchasing textbooks dents their textbooks for free, up Encryption basically makes and prepaid orders receive used llUernet are wonh gOing to sup- . - raffic for the Associated on-line is the best way to receive to $300. credit card numbers unreadable books before unpaid orders. port the Associated Studeliis. .... Students Bookstore has used books, Jaxon said. Some students are leery of as they tnlvel to the TextLink Other textbooks companies To purchase from ot'l':ie'r "on ..~ ' tripled since last semester, "You could order tonight and the quality of used books when weh site . have begun sell ing their text line companies, students must !said Jeff Jaxon, electronic com have them (textbooks) ready the ordering on-line and would pre The 12S-bit encryption is the books to students. Specialty go to the bookstore to "g'ct"' the :merce coordinator for the A.S. next afternoon," sLlid Clayton fer to pick out their used books strongest one available and hLls Books has created a web page titles of all required boqks:' llookstore. You won't see this Peddy, a senior and employee of personally. Jaxon thinks that not been broken so far. Peddy that provides textbooks for col Then the buying proce,ss is hit traffic in the bookstore's cashier the A.S. Bookstore. He wrote all returning or exch'lI1ging books said. kge campuses at specialty and-miss when searching 'ing lines; this traffic is done over the software and dcsign systems shouldn't be any hassle if stu .. It's the safest way to ust.: books.com. through on-line sites for'::e~ch 'the Intemel. for the web site. dents have a complaint or prob credit card nUlllbers ... there have Blit Chico State University is text, unless the campus is' ali the .,,,' For the second semester, the Another bonus of buying text lem with their on-line orders. been no reported cascs of credit not on their current list. bookstore's database. ,. ".".r, A.S. Bookstore is allowing stu books on-line is avoiding the "We're really concemed about card numbers being stolen from A Chico State student still TextLink avoids the hassI\.! qf ,aents to purchase their text long lines LInd crowds in the A.S. student services," Jaxon said. sites lIsing secure credit card might be able to purchase texts the bookstore cashiering I 'line~, ~ooks on-line. The program is Bookstore at the beginning of the Another perk to TextLink: transactions:' hlxon said. from Specialty Book's general but you can't choose your;;use~ "called TextLink and may be semester. Parents can prepay for student If students arc worried about book depLlrtment, if Specialty books personally. ,:;.., , accessed at its web site, asbook- Despite the convenience of textbooks directly from home giving oul their credit card num Books carries the textbook. But, battling those horre'ndou~ 1itore.com. TextLink, the number of students llsing their credit cards. bers over the Internet, books can Peddy realizes the financial lines doesn't seem worth getting _1,. "The easiest and fastest way to that usc the program is not as Safety is another concern be reserved through TextLink stress most students are under, the books with the c\eanestmar~ get textbooks is from the high LIS Peddy would like. when ordering over the Internet. and paid for when students come but feels A.S. Bookstore prices gins. Y~i.h,t.ihes:DaY... ~ Special ~ __:f~:" ...... ' .. .',: . '. ! '. ,;:., "~' ", .' .,.' • $50.00 Includes: "'sitting "'make-up "'6 4x6 proofs '" I 8x 10 color photo For appointment call: (530) 893-3952 (Get 15% off any gift certificate with two or more services) Calvano P hot cig rap h y J\!(J{O-' 1144 West 1st Sf - Chico {}ll/'ojJea/l/ * payment In advance !l3edicll/'e/ (1h{ll/~ ,,,~..., .... ~~"Q .. 1';> ~ '\ "","Ifi,""'" , §tai/t- • J\lcllt;~ • {}upope(ut/ !l3e((i'c{{pru~ 8 Jfi({f~wq!le "f\~ W'! ',- .·.;U" (i()lJI~ (l/f(tt)'e~ t1,~~ /(J(/rty, ;1" '/ (r96-0662 1: If' • , -')4 . I 161.2 Jffcut9/co()~ '. ;'\ ..• ..". .' .' .. .' .~. --~ . - -, ,. , .... - j The Or/on February 3, :1.999 California State UllivcrsUy, C/liCD'. r.~shion is at your fingertips, simply log on Whatever happened to Pac-Man?" . Old time favorites lose Fisher recommends that Tamt' Zemel everyone try a computer game StCiJ!Writer Michelle but does not recommend some of , ',,' ~ out to computer games = Rackerby the high-tech games with some - . · ... ,G9od news for Chico State buys c:lothes Shannon Darling of the older computers. U,ni.v~rsity students: shopping from the Staff Writer "You need at least a Pentium i.s nl?,w as simple as a click GAP web 200, with 32 Megs of RAM," away, and pajama.s can be worn me. The Garnes have gone through Fisher said. on . the shopping expedition Gap provides many fads. And of course there is always through space. clothing for In the '70s it was the board "Solitaire." ·":Cyberspace that is. both men game. in the '80s it was pump "I read somewhere that 'With the lack of shopping and women, ing handfuls of quarters into 'Solitaire' is one of the most ciptions in the small town of in today's machines. Now it's the '90s, played games," Fisher said with Chico, students now have a huge fashions. and the new fad is computer a laugh. yMiety of stores, such as 1. Crew But don't games. 1111~.~, at their fmgertips and forget, Chico Computer games are now in the cornfon of their homes. now has its sophisticated and exciting, they "'.' ~"(Shopping on the Internet) is own Gap have aU the thrill of an arcade 'goOd for people in Chico located at without the handfuls of quaners. because there is a lot more avail the New Computer software is selling able on the Internet then in Chico Mall. like hot cakes as people young town," said senior Missy TM Orlon/Mlchnlo Pawolczyk and old jump on the bandwagon. Littrell. If you are at a loss of what to returned." that they are affiliated with; And nobody knows software . With the click of a button, a buy, Alta Vista makes it easy Another unique characteris along with "peace of mind and better than Software Etc. in the catalog of clothing, housewares, with a bonus simplifier, you can tic of Lycos. is the comparath'e protection for credit card veri Chico Mall. One of Software books, art, music and much choose the type of person you pricing service that allows you fication." Etc.'s biggest sellers is a 3-D P'!9~e appears on the screen with are buying the present for (i.e. to receive the best price for your So when it is convenient for accelerator. There are also some very accompanying pictures. romantic, adventurous), and a desired product. you, explore and have fun on '"The 3-D accelerator is for the interesting accessories that you "You see what you are get list of gift ideas pops up. Along with the simplicity, your shopping expedition new batch of games with all of can get to go with your computer ting before hand," said Anne Alta Vista also offers the shopping on the Internet can through another dimension. the;: 3-D graphics," said Dave games. Keuneke, computer science chance to select a category such also save money. Fisher. assistant manager at "Some of the popular toys professor. as· apparel, and enter your e Some stores. such as the Gap, Software Etc. that we sell here are 'South Park' This new craze is like having mail address to on-line mer offer discontinued and last sea Hook up to stores oMlne: . One of the best selling games mouse pads," Fisher said. a mall in your house, and it is chants to receive special offers. son's items exclusively on the in this new batch. is "Baldur's "We even sell a steering wheel very easy to browse and buy. A different approach to shop Internet at a much cheaper price. ... Clothes: Gate," a role-playing game. for car games that has a motor in . "Using the Internet is easier ping is provided by Infoseek. Keuneke said she has pur ·hltp:llwww.levi.l:om· "It is sort-of like 'Dungeons it so when you run over some than using a catalog. (You just) They have set up a "Market chased books that were 30 per ·http://www.glip.com and DrJgons,'" Fisher said. thing you feel it," Fisher said. click on what you want, punch Place" of topics that includes cent less than the price in the ·http://www.c:Alvinkllen.eom "Sim City 3,000, Return of the Some of the customers seem ,inY!lur credit card number and music and movies. health and bookstore. .http://www.jcrcw.eom Classic" is another popular game. excited as they walk into the they ~a.il (the product) to you," beauty, sports and fitness. home But this has been proven "It involves building your own store' and gaze at all of the new said Littrell. "And it only takes and garden, and games and dangerous. Beware. or Music: city," Fisher said. "You even games and latest gadgets. afew minutes." toys; as well as a service for "I wind up buying things I .hllP://Www.blockbuster.l:om. place roads in." "My favorite game is 'Star . To simplify the process even first time browsers on how to didn't need because it was .http://[email protected] But Fisher doesn't just sell the Craft.' It has lots of depth, you more, the shopping trip sho'uld shop on-line. cheaper," confesses Littrell. ·http://www.camelotmusie.coOl software; he also practices what can set up different strategies and start with a vague understand After choosing a topic. such "Impulse buying." ·hllp:/IWWW.cdnow.com he preaches. techniques each time that you ing of what you are looking for. as health and beauty, Infoseek While shopping on the "I have all of the big games at play," said Aaron Phelps, a fre " B~ause most providers offer goes to a page with different Intemet can save you money, ... Books: home, my favorite one is 'Star quent customer at Software Etc. · the" same one-stop shopping. subtopics like bath products and many are wary to give out their ·http://www.amazon.com Craft.'" Fisher said. Phelps said he has even ohttp://www.bhx:kbusterbooks '. : a list ,of general topics like books aroma therapy. credit card numbers on-line. .coln .... There is another kind of linked up on the Internet to play However Keuneke said, "A "craft" game. . 'Star Craft' with some of the or beauty and health is provided. Great deals on products arc 'http://www.wtbOokston:;com .. · They I each have unique charac also offered on Infoseek. machine takes the number and Senior Brian Daley's favorite employees. is "War Craft" where fortresses "TV is rather boring, I'd much teristic to meet everyone's spe On the flip side, Lycos scrambles it up so no one can . ., Flowers:(Vulcntinc's bOl>,Jsjust .; citkneeds. means and wallets. provider takes on a different understand the number. It's around lhe comer) ". . and armies are built to destroy rather be playing and doing Alta Vista offers a twist to shopping. They offer a actually safer than giving your ahup:llwww.ftdflons\.corri' .. ' '.' the Orcs (demons). something with my hands," . ~'.valentine's Shopping Guide" ratings list of on-line stores and number over the phone." 'hllp:"~ww.1-800~flowcrs.com' .. "Strategy and manipulation Phelps said. . that. includes categories such a list of stores near you. Also Lycos offers protected ohttp://www.unforgcttOlblcflowcrs are the name of the game," said Computers have won him over. as. apparel, flowers, food and Like Arnold said, "Buy it servers for every transaction ,com Daley. computer science major. "I always bagged on comput jewelry. because . it can always be from each of the 300 stores "It takes concentration and ers until I tried il," Phelps said. patience." "Now 1 love it." \;~;~l'ersonal Elnpowerlnent Series "':_ ...... t LiII.I~:"""" "'l:;; .... '~ ••, Spring 1999 Group Schedule Newman Center College and University Catholic Campus Ministry 1r 11 Adult Children of Alcoholics/Family Women's Anger Management , Issues Thursday, 3-5 pm Monday, 3-5 pm, Room 144 Room 141A .., Lana Burris, Ph.D. Debra Baumgardner, Ph.D. Celebration of Eucharist (Mass) Roxanna Giang, MFCC Trainee Emily Adams. MFCC Trainee Information Meeting, BMU 110 Information Meeting. BMU 110 lOam, 5pm and 7pm February 17th 12:30-1:00 P.M. February 8th 12:00-1 :00 P.M. RCIA (process of Christian Initiation) I ... * AssortlveneS&/S4df.Estoem 11 Balancing Body, Mind, Heart, and Soul Monday, 5-7 pm, Room 141A for Mond,IYs 6-7:15pm Aldrich Patterson, Jr., Ph.D. Stress Reduction Thursday, 3-5 pm, Room 144 ). ... Maura Sullivan, Ph.D. Sally Pearson, MFCC Trainee Meeting of College Students Information Meeting, BMU 110 ,I Tuesday nights. Mass at 5:30, Dinner follows February 17th 12:00-12:30P.M. " ~ I.Lr, $1 for active members, $2 for others 'It Advanced -=:atlng DlsQrder Recover)! 11 I"esblan, Gay and Bisexual Students' ..,' Support Discussion Group , MondaYI 5-7 pm, Room 144 Thursday, 5-7 pm Ginny Conger, MFCC Room TBA Pizza Nights • ".' Katie Pangrac, MFCC Intern Lana Burris, Ph.D . _ :':.":~, InfOrmation Meeting, BMU 110 Tanya Allen, MFCC Intern First Sunday of the month after Mass at 7pm • .,' ..,. February 9th 12:00-1 :00 P.M. Information Meeting BMU 110 · . Feb. 1012:00-1 :00 P.M. $1 for active members, $2 for others " '.' . t', : .•. ",'l. .:," 'it Living With 1,,08& 1r Romant ..;;: Relation6hips in the 90'& , '. Wednesday, 5-7 pm Thursday, 5-7 pm, Room 144 : '. :., '....:, Room 144 Paul Morones, LCSW •.• t ';. """"'~~! Paul Morones, LCSW Information Meeting, BMU110 .' : ',';';-,Debby Massengale, MFCC Trainee February 12th 12:00-12:30 p.m :: '::,.:,"':/ Information Meeting, BMU 110 :<~,. 'v' February 12th 12:30-1:00 P.M .. I - . ,., ~'.. :- , .,' '.,f" 'if Re"~ntry Support Group 1r Beginning ReGoverv From , . Thursday,9:30-11 am, Room 144 Eating DlsQrders Friday, 10-12 nOOll, Room 144 Deborah Genito l LCSW I' ",'-!1.-', \ 1 .. ;," 'r'.~". Debra Baumgardner, Ph.D. , ..... ,I' 1,'I'I'! ... 'I" "4.-4'11\11, ...... l ~:r" .\tII .. .' ::"l,\""\V',~1 ~ I',' 1 "I'~t.'I. :1'4 "" ... ', !.t'·".'r:s~h: .. JI1 J!ot I',j 'Jfl .. I ,..,. l'\~. t·,l, For more information cull 01' stop by: :.\, ~ .. • 1~\\.a·... ttt:J ."1 ,.1/. .... , '(\;·'4".".,lt,\l'lI.l' .,;,., .: ~'r~,'rt",~.ti.) Psychological Counseling und Wellness Center <'. \~, ... ·'~..,~JUr:1! """'~lTllI'~ :',.: Meriam Librury, 14,1 '/I'IllIl : t'lItt~Jt'jf. ~ ... ):'11 .. "',\t.'>tV'lrl.Mft;A Newman Catholic Center ~'" 'a1, .. ·I.II'·,IQ\~'\:t\\r 898·6345 '." 111 ... • ~L; ;nM"\'\~ 346 Cherry Street, Chico 342·5180 ."" '.~". •~ • '.'~'\lt\li .', .. .." ' ;,'" ': ...... ·lIj'#'~It.f... Space Limited ... SIGN UP SOON! . " ,-.or:!! 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'9~...... ai'- Illustrations by Joo Ccpudn from the book -Nappy Hair- by Cmoll,ln Horron , .. , '."- Celebrating African heritage through the arts Laura Johnson justa few forms of art which are part of Entenainment, an independent label with next performance will be at Stomp Show ASl'istalll EtlterlUirltTlf!1It Editor the African-American tradition. producers Rolew, Sideshow, Blackvon '99 on Feb. 20 in Laxson Auditorium. On our very own Chico State campus, und Lak. They have their own graphic Speaking of stomp, one of the most From the in-your-face beats of top 40 tradition und heritage still remain with designer as well. The guys have produced popular CUlUpUS events held by the ethnic rap and R&B music to the dilliect of students and professors who are creating six tapes which arc available at Tower Greek organizations is the annual Stomp poets such as Maya Angelou, Toni urt and entertainment through their cul Recordl>, and arc currently working on Show. Slomp is a choreographed display Morrison und Tupuc Shukur, the works of tural ini1uences. At a campus that is not new material which will be released latcr of tmditionHI steps Hnd chant inherited African-American artists huve touched known for its diversity, these individuals this spring. from lhe African American culture. the hearts of many with a powerful force. are working toward making the change "I've been influenced by all the Mookie Wilkerson of Alpha Phi Alpha February is Blnck History Month. It is through free expression. underground music from the Bay. [ fraternity says thm this year could be a time to recognize and celebrnte the Bumping their lyrics 10 the extreme, would listen to all the old school East the biggest stomp show yet because achievements of our African-American the four men who have been dominating coast stuff like Run DMC because my groups from all over California will be brothers und sisters who have made a the Chico R&B shows for the past year is older brothcr was a OJ ," The Falher said, competing. mark upon society. It is ,uso a time to none other tlmn the Jump Out Hoys. The "Now ill 1999, tLhe inJluencej is just The show will feature stomp groups reflect upon the past and, remember how Jump Out Boys consists of: The Father life itself. " from Phi Beta Sigma, Kappa Alpha Psi. many teurs were shed in the days of (Dennis Eill'ly, beat nUlker), Critic (Will The Jump Out Boys have much to be Epsilon Sigma Rho, Alpha Phi Alpha, oppression, and the scurs of n1cism which Smith, mnin rapper), The Chef (Dia proud of, us they huve opened for acts and Omegu Psi Phi fruternitics. Sororities still remain. Yet the one thing that has nol Brown, backup rapper and manager), such as Ice T, Lighter Shade of Brown, include Zetu Phi Beta, Alpha K~\ppa changed throughout the history of bluck Suquim (Dirk Lucy, duncer und hype), GrllndmHstel' Flash, and Mix Muster Alpha, Sigma GUlllma Rho, Phi Gamma Americ.ms is their inlluence in mts and und Sho (Darnell Simon, singer.) The Mike. They are also proud to be talking entertainment. Juzz, rap, and stomp arc Fathel' and Critic own Jump Out with mnjor labels for II record deal. Their see Hi5tQry p. 24 Phenomenal woman returns to Chico I An EYenlng wftb Maya AIIBQ/O!-l Phelloltlellallv. sulize uIllives by ll'Unscending Nothing for my Journcy Now," "I where they lived with their I ,"1· Plwllolllcma'"lVolllll/l, raciu}, sociul; nnd gcnuer Iincs, Know Why the Cugcd Bird plIlernul grundmother. Growing ,~, Where: LIll\!ion Auditoriulll I' Tllat's lIle ... 1/ Angelou's words are as vitul to Sing~,1t illld "The Hcwt of u up in sCl;rcgatcd Arkunsas began '1 When: Moudu)' lit 7:30 p,m. - exccrpl from"Pheno11lel1ul toelllY'S society LIS cver before. Woman." Her eloquent uutobi to mold Allgclou into the ins pi ;i Cost: Sold uut Woman" by Maya Angelou . TIus is to be Angeloll's second ographies speuk of violencc, rugc, nttiol1 she is todllY. I:! visit to Chico. Joeli Wull, A.S. understunding .md blllck culture. Her rape ut the agC of eight ..,.\ Am~mdR Ree "Phenomenul Woman," Muya publicily coordillutor, said of Seven decades of colorful lind the violent dcath of her "" Stell! Writer Angelou, will honor a sold-out Augclou's 1995 visiL, "Hcr lec experiences lind poetic insights uttacker served us much of the I' Inside t------J crowd in Chico Slulc'S Laxson tures urc very passionule, very huve molded Allgelou inLo the content for her nrst book, "I "Pretty women wonder where Auditorium Monduy night by c}tubcl'lIl1t. vcry poeLic. She teach celebl'llled icon she is toduy. She Know Why the Cuged Bird my secret lies. slurring her l'emurkuble wit und es lessolls when she speaks." collli/lues to show the world the Sings." Despite its IIcclail1l, Ole :, Mothershlp sidecar 1.8 I'm f10t cute or bullt to suit Cl lcgendary wisdom. "Since she wus so well possibilities for victory thut CUll book hilS /lot ell~apcd tJle ccnsor P-Fuuk kc)'bollfll wizurd brings fashioll model',:,' site! Angclou is hniJcd uround the reccived by the Chico crowd the llccompuny seeming defeut. ship debute. Guining stu1111l us U 'his WOO/i to Chillo. . \ But wilen I start to tell them. world liS one of the gl'eUle~t lust time she wus Imre, she wus Angelou WLIS born Murgucrite best seller, Ule lIu1obiogl'!lphy WilS • Bene"t the busted.19 \ They think I'III tellillS lies. voiccs ill conlcmpol'lll'Y suciety. receptive Lowurd rcturning. Johnson all April 4. J 9213 in st. Inter J11ude into u CBS speciul. .- Chico UCl.lII nrtists milt lIlusil:illllS I I .....CIY, As a teuchcr, best-selling lIuthm, Since it is Bluck I-lilitol'Y Month, Louis, Mo. Her brother, Bailcy, Au un wed 11101her lit 16. . ,help friends In need. II's ill the recldl of Illy ClrlllS uelress, civil-rights actlviHl, hlll it i~ fitting to the occusion," guve her the nUlllc "Muyu" - Angclou 'wus dl'ivCll by !lclf-su1'-: I Cn/ender ~O' Tile ')'pClIl of /Ill !zIps, lorinn, pluywdght, pmuucer und WIIH liuid. huving pl'efl!lTcd it to "my sbtcr." 1iciency. Being 1I determined , PI lin ),our week IIhend lUld clItch ; The stride of my step, dircctor, Angeloll is nothing Angelou's inspiring journey is When hel' pU1'ent~' 11lu1"I'illge yOllng WOllllIll, she uil1lcdhcr ,(Ill tho buzz., The curl of lilY lips. IIhort of 11 RCIlUis~ullI:c WOll1l1n. documentcd WiUlill II buok~ endeu in divon:c, Maya und -, .. , ...... " ..... -,-~~.... /'Ill Cl Hlomcm Possessing Ull ubility to ulliver- , including "Wouldn't '!lIke Builey Illoved to Slumps, Ark. sc!c! Angelolt 1'.24 t j, ..' - "pago 16 Cali/omia State Ulliversity. Chico The Orion, February 3, [t#ffi!fflAJ.!iif-----1-",- -~ "'!_-'-' '-- Chico Worrell- . to woo at 319, I Jeff Clemetson Elltertail/I/lefll Editor Bernie Worrell iutd the Woo Warriors Thank you ••• thank you ••• thank you •••• Where: Club 319 It would be a nightmare to dream up a world without the accom When: Thursday ill 8 p.m. plishments of black entertainers in America. A world without Miles Cost: $6 in advance, $8':lt the door Davis, Jimi Hendrix, Richard Pryor. Whoopi Goldberg, Aretha Franklin or KRS I would be unlivable. Can you imagine a "Shawshank Redemption" without Morgan Freeman? Or having Karen Goldberg never seen Eddie Murphy's "Raw"? Staff Writer Because February is Black History Month and because the wit and wisdom of Maya Angelou is once again gracing our campus, If you wanna get your nasty this week's entertainment section is dedicated to the African groove-on to the sounds of da American heritage in our arts. funk master. you're in luck. It shouldn't be hard for anyone today to admit that without the Bernie WOlTell, P-Funk achievements made by African Americans in the entertainment innovator and wizard key industry that right now our idea of a good time would consist of line boardist. is bringing The WOO dancing. yodeling. monster truck rallies and the rodeo. Warriors and some serious rhythms to the 319 Club on Community causes Thursday. There was some debate among the staff here at the Orion about Worrell is most well-known whether my story on the Cannon Defense Fund benefits should run for his landmark work as one in oLlr paper. Most of the people I talked to were from an older of the founding members and crowd than that of the average Chico State student and no students as musical director for the were involved. However. the story seemed important to me because supergroup Parliament in my mind it is about people helping people. not about the politics Funkadelic, which originated in of illegal substances. There were also a few faces at some '01' these 1968. An asset to P-Funk, events that I recognized from campus so I know there are some stu Worrell co-wrote, co-produced, dents who care. If you don't care for what the money is going recorded and performed most towards. 1 would still recommend going to the show because it will of the group's classics like be a chance for Students to meet some of the people who have "Flashlight," ·'Atomic Dog" and called Chico home for many years. "Knee Deep." The man behind the "flash .Trivial notes light" has ventured in a new .- OK, first of all I want thank everyone who played last week. direction with his own super ~Kcep it up because no one missed any questions! If you are reading group project. The fresh materi :this column for the first time and don't know how to play. find last al includes "Thumpasaurus," :week's edition of the Orion and e-mail your answers. If you can't "Supergroovalistic" and "Red :find one e-mail me by the end of the month and signal that you Hot Mama" to name a few :want to play. jams on his CD "Bernie ~_ .. I also need to thank my girlfriend, Kelly. for putting up with me Worrell & The WOO Warriors ,using her e-mail address because I'm too broh:e to afford my own. Live" released last year. On This weeks questions is a potpourri. but look for questions deal this live disk. Worrell takes and Bernie Worrell, of Parlimenl Funkadelic, fame will bring his new band, the Woo Warriors, to tear the )'ng with Black History Month throughout February. trunsfonns musical elements roof off Club 319 this Thursday with their "SupergrooYillislic" blend of funk, jazz ami nx:k ·0' roll. from multiple cultures and cre ates a music of universal lin Alexander, co-author of "For Cube. Snoop Doggy Dog. Roll Hall of Fame in Cleve , 1. What is the alleged fine for stealing a rose from the rose gar guistics. He mixes in old P The Record: Ueorge Clinton Bootsy's New Rubber Band, with P-Funk in May. 1997. den? Funk favorites with new sounds and P-Fullk; An Oral History." Salt n' Pepa. En Vogue. De La Alexander describes WOO 2. \Vh,lt is the name of the sweet wine Imide in Paradise nnd what of the WOO and harvests an Dubbed "the man behind the Soul and many others. "elusive a concept as soul. or liquor store sell it? array of jams sure to put you music." Worrell's career history His solo projects have pro jazz or voodoo. it may 3. What was the name of the ski resort olltside of Chico that into the groove. encompasses production and duced three critically acclaimed rate aspects of them all. closed down in the early '90s? "What we have hcre is a cul performance credits on more albums, "Funk of Ages," as a rhythmic/harmonic con .~. 4. The three wildcats that are commonly pictured to represent our tural treasure. one who makcs it than 50 albums and globe-span "Blacktronic Science" and "Free struct, is one of those great school hnve changed in the last 10 years. How hnve they changed? his business to foster harmonic ning tours. He has recorded for. Agent: A Spaced Odyssey." versal intangibles - and the ::.::5. Name the tallest hall on campus'? convergence between the ele performed with or been sampled As a testament to his popu Wizard (Bernie Worrell) is ments of life which flow by a wide spectrum of rap. rock larity, creativity and longevity conduit: a creator of new through and around him in and hip-hop artists including the in the music industry, Worrell cal language and experiential",.••. ,""\~II Jeff Clemetsoll call be reached at kfonwl/'{/@I/l{L\·illet.co/ll musical form," wrote Larry Rolling Stones, Tom Jones. lee was inducted into the Rock 'n' possi bilities." 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By Hot Labels Clothing Outlet "~'''' I ,"" I~ ~I The Orion, February 3, 1999 Cali/omia State Ulli~ersi/.v, Chico pago 19 ...... ~~ '-" ,. ~rtists ,~ and rockers. rally to benefit busted friends . ~nnon Defense Fund Benefit hall rather than a bar so that Where: Club 319 people will be able to bring ~~hen: Saturday at 8 p.m. their children, No acts are for ~tw;QS1: $5 sure right now, but interest has ~ .. ~... . been expressed by all the local acts, including The Mother Left: The Pub Scouts :""eff Clernetson Hips, suid Fay.. ~...r~' entertain the happy ~"!r:naifll1lellt Editor Fund raising for Gillen, hour cruwd at Duffy's )-:,~'. known as Sistah Shoshana on on Friday. The Pub ~.(\rtists and musicians in the hel' Monday Night Reggae and Scouts will play a ~r.:l\lco community are taking it Planet Waves programs on benefit for their :tQ~tl1e stage to help out some of KZFR, began last Wednesday accordion player, :"~~ir own during their time of with a silent an auction at Cafe Michael Cannon, at ~)1~ei:L Sienna. Club 319 on :=~~I;.ast month. Pub Scout accor Artists and crafts people fr0111 Saturday. Cannon ~t!i9,h player Michael Cannon and as far away as San Francisco was arrested by fed· ~R disc jockey Susan Gillen donated everything from paint eral agents last ,,:wcre arrested by federal agents ings to bottles of homemade month for allegedly ~reral1egedly cultivating mari wine. Jewelry, Qtched coffee growing marijuana, ~jflillia for several years. In mugs, blown glass art, hats and Billow: Reggae band ~response to their friends' time of a handmade English Walnut John Brown's Body :need, local artists, musicians Bowl with the "What price? stopped at :aila comics are staging a series Freedom?" etched on its bottom Harrington's last ~f,:Penetits to raise money for were some of the other items Thursday. Some of :~h~!r defense. that were donated for the proceeds from :o::'.::.I?ub Scout bass player, Ken Shoshana's defense fund. the show and the one :~9.§e, called the support efforts Local massage thempist Diane the following night at If91'~his billldmate encouraging. Rosebud, who auctioned a $30 Club 319 were ~;:!~I think Michael is finding massage for $60, said the idea for donated to KZFR OJ :Qutthat he's got a lot of friends the auction came out of a pr.tyer Sistah Shoshana who ;uCihe community," he said. group meeling·fOl' Shoshana after also was arrested. :t':The series of benefits for the the news of her arrest. Rosebud Tile Orion/James Sable ~O\nnon Defense Fund begin said she was amazed at the ,-aturday at Club 319 with a turnout and thc number of people ~~pw featuring local acts willing to help - including those 1p!dhuga, Spark 'n' Cinder and who weren't personal friends of I thillk Michael is €nnnon's own Pub Scouts. All the local DJ. "findillg Ollt that he's tP'e.1)roceeds will go to help pay Local musician and comic fur-Cannan's defense. Steve Cook, who donated some got a lot offriellds :':hocal musician, Jimmy Fay, of his CDs and T-shirts to the smd he and Cannon played their auction, said his comedy group ill tile COllllllllllity first community benefit show will also host a benefit for his together in 1975. ElY said that friends that he described as somc Ken Rose Cannon has donated his talent of the best people he's known, Pub Scout Bassist for community cuuses runging Suppon for Shoshan:l's from the environment to local defense fund continued through d~)', care facilities over the last the weekend with back to back ~--" 25 years. Fay said he was happy benefit shows featuring the defense fund will require a lot to see the community give "loose reggae music" of John of money in order to insure a something back to his friend. Brown's Body frolll B·oston. quality defense. ."The feds think he's some On Thursday night at "It is very important that she kind of a kingpin, but I know Harrington's and on Friday receive full and good legal rep the guy's broke. We have to night at Club 319, portions of resentation," she said, make money for his lawyers," the money collected at the door Legal Defense Fund treasurer he said. were donated to Shoshana's and attorney Dorelia Miller said Fay said Saturday's show will defense fund. in the first prayer meeting to be ~he first in a series. The next Fellow KZFR DJ Laurel organize the auction, over one will be held next month at a Blankenship said Shoshana's $1,000 was mised. .. - •: Internships Available I• •I 1r If you Inissed the ori~ntation') you still I r have the oppurtunity to join. 1. Call 898 .. 4354 and ask about our progranls or stop by our office at W. 2nd & Cherry St. We're Not Just 2. Pick the proQram that Your Average Liquor Store.... best suits your interest We're Your Friendly Corner 3. Sign up for your 3 Market! upper division units and Here for Your begin your internstlip experience at C.l.I.C. Ql.lick Sllopping Needs! Groce1'"Y, Housellold GOO(ts, Wine, Beer, & Liql10r Conveniently Located On the Corner of 5th Street and Ivy r' ,r.• 1- mv.~'ie ....•.. ' ,~ ' . • ------()fion------~ CALENDAR page 20 Cali/ornia State University, Chico Wednesday. February 3. 1999 feb. 3 feb. 4 feb.S feb. 6 feb. 7 feb. 9 music & Bp.m. 7:30 p.m. 9 p.m. 9 p.m. 8:30 p.m. 7:30 p.m. Swing Night Viennu Choir Boys Top 40 porty music mix DJ lind dancing (21 +) Comedy Night nt the lYun Dolg, author of "This Complimentary dance Neighborhood Church of (18+) $5 over 21 and $3 The Brick Works CritZy UOl1ie. Featured House of Sky" and willner lessons from 8: 15-9:30 p.m. Chico under 21. comics this week are: Barry of the Westem Literature with the purchase of all The Brick Works 9:30p.m. Neal, Hank Jenkins, and Association's night cover charge. (!8+) 9 p.m. Benefit for the Connon Tony Dijamco "Distinguished The Brick Works College Night (18+) 9:30p.m. Defense Fund. Jordhuga. The Crazy Horse Achievement" award .. $100 weekly prizes and DJ Brut MIlX (rockadelic) Spark & Cinder nnd The (spoken word) 9 p.m. dancing. 319 Pub Scouts. (rockabilly) Laxson Auditorium Edith Fro~t (Drag City TIle Brick Works Make donations to: R,,'Cords) lind Lulillby for lOp.m. Cannon Defense Fund the Working CI~s 'with 10 p.m. The Pub Scoul:i P.O. Bolt 4639 The Vienna Chico's "ery own Uncle Bernie Worrell (funk) Duffy's Chico, CA 95927 Rosco. All ages are wei· Ulld Electric Circus. 319 Choir Boys are COl11e, tickets $4. (Imlie 319 10 p.m. celebrating rock) Dumpin' UgU£s with 9:30 p.m. their 500th The Blue Room 10 p.m. 5p£cial gu£sl:i Nudear Dog Nilmed Dlue nnd Le~ anniversary this Uve music by Dunny Rabbit and Drop. Vining. (rock) season with a 10 p.m. Cohen. (puniJrock) $3. Harrington's special North Jimmy l>'uye Blind "All Duffy's Harrington's AmeriGan tour. Slur Jams:, $2 at the door. 10 p.m. They will be Harrington "s 10 p.m. 10 p.m. 510 1\10 and Slow Cur The ShllkCli, $2 DJ and dancing. perfonning Feb. 12·2 a.m. C~h. $2 at the door. La Salles Madison Bear Garden 4at the Disco Night La Salles Neighborhood Duffy's 10 p.m. Chun:h. 10 p.m. DJ and dancing. Jackpot Hnd Ten l'ound Madison Bear Garden Drown. Harrington's 7:30 p.m. 7:30p.m. 7:30 p.m. 2 p.m. "Bulbhot Crunwlond" "Oulbhot Crummond" "Bulbhot Crummond" "Uulbhot Crummond" Theatre on the Ridge Theatre on the Ridge Theatre on the Ridge Themre on the Ridge 11 p.m. II p.m. "They Live lSy Night" "They Live Oy Night" The Blue Rool11 The Blue Room arts & B a.I11.-3 p.m. 8 a.m.·) p.m. B a.m. ·3 p.m. 8 a.m.-3 p.lII. 8 a.m.·3 p.m. 8 :1.111.-3 p.m. 8 a.I11.-3 p.m. "AduU l'hutogl'llphy." "Adult I'hotogrllphy." "Adult I'hutogruphy." "Adult IJholOgmphy." "Adult }Jhotogrllphy." "Adult l'hotogruphy." Color "Adult l'hotogruphy!' Color Color photos by Rose Color photos by Rose Color photos by Rose Color photos by Rose Color photos by Rose photos by Rose Calvano photos by Rose Calv.mo Calvano Calvano Calvano Calvano Calvano The Daily Grind The Daily Grind The Daily Grind The Daily Grind Thl! Daily Grind The Daily Grind The Daily Grind 12:30·5:30 p.m. 12:30-5:30 p.m. 12:30-5:30 p.m. 12:30·5:30 p.m. 12:30-5:30 p.lII. Exhibition: Exhlbitiun: Countdown Exhibition: Countdown Exillbition: Countduwn Exhibition: Countdown 12·4 p.m. Countdown 2000 2000 2000 2000 2000 "Gold Fel'er!" exhibit 1078 Gallery 1078 Gallery 1078 Gallery 1078 Gallery 1078 Gallery The Chico Museum 12·4 p.m. 12-4 p.m. 12·4 p.1I1. 12·4 p.m. other "Gold l>'ever!" exhibit "Gold I~ver!" exhibit "Gold F~ver!" exhlhU "Gold Fever!" exhibit The Chico Museum The Chico Museum The Chico Museum The Chico Museum WC Ru~h Orienllltion Alphll 1'111 Omega 'el Info. LII~t dllY 10 udd or drol. The Chico I'ellce lind M£etlng, 7·9:30 p.m. in night for interested new dll~se~ without spednl pcr· Justice Center is holding un BMU lOS. Anyon\! illlerest· members. 5:30 p.1I1. in lobby mission or instructor and open house pany to celebrate ed in rushing a national fm· or the DMU. depmtl11elll chair. StuJents its lI\!W location in down ternily should register with will need a seriuus IIml COI11' town Chico. The event will IFC IU1d attend open rush 'file Environmental Action pelling rellson tn uJd or drop be at 526 Broadwuy. Liw eve Ills running from Feb. 9- lind R~ljource Center'N classes uftcr this Jate. music and refreshments will 12. upen hOUlie. 12·4 p.m. in be provided. guests arc wel O'Connell Hall, room 131. COIIIC. Call John Martin at 893-9078 for lIlore details. ~ -- -- lIIII!!!!!!lII II!I!L ...• , __ i 1IIIl¥N _ ,. .;'1 WINDSHIELDS Installedl .dON" BON 8. Want a job? 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'.. coming attract;~iJs . :..:: ,·;·(<.gef. CJufta ~ . '. ., continUing events . town' :: .. '.'. .: sneak a p'eek~-.~ '.' :J ...... ' . ~•.•_"_' •___ ~ •• '._.~ ~r_" __ ' • ~ .' • . . . -' . .- La Traviata Hands on Butte County: History for Kids impressionists In Winter Exhibit jeatllring Edilll Frost and Lullaby for the Working Class ... Violetta Valery and Alfredo Germont are two Get your grubby little fingers all over artifacts from works by Clzagall alld Monet Sneak a peek tonight at Edith Frost and Lullaby lovers who find romance and tragedy in Paris at Butte County at this inter.tctive exhibit. Carve art Jan. 3D-May 2 for the Working Class featuring Uncle Rasco. the tum of the century. This classic opera, based from rocks, pan for gold, and learn all about Butte Fine Arts Center of S.F. in Yerba Buena who will be performing at the Blue Room Theater : : : : ~m a true love story, was written by Giuseppe County's history of agriculture and railroads. The at 9 p.m. Frost has just finished touring Texas and . . Verdi. CSU, Chico graduate student Hong-Shen , ~ .... Museum of Anthropology is running this exhibit Cake Arizona. and will be playing several dates in Li stars as Germont. The show only runs for a from Jan. 4 through May 14 in Langdon Hall. 301, Feb. 6 California. This singer currently resides in weekend, so get your tickets early and experience which is located on the comer of First and Warner The Sacramento Arena Chicago where her indie record label, Drag City a romantic night of drama and song with your Streets. The museum is open to the public from 11 Feb. 16 and 17 Records. is based. Frost performs valentine. Feb. 11-13 at 7:30 p.m., and Feb. 14 at a.m. to 3 p.m., Tuesday through Saturday. The Warfield traditional. folk style songs and plays acoustic 2p.m. in Harlen Adams Theatre. Advance tickets guitar. Her music has been described as "A creep are $121$15. They Live By Night Bob Marley Festival ily enduring mcditation on lost love and time Warp yourself from 1968 to Y2K in theBlue Room Feb. 19-21 bleached memory." by The Wire magazine. So Philadanco theatre for a lale evening of sea spiders, mummies, S.F. Maritime Hall what if she's moody? She is certainly This high-energy, colorful, and vibrant dance and Dr. Science. No, it's not a haunted house, it's melodiolls and skillful as both a lyricist and a ensemble will be in Chico on Feb. 13. Philadanco the theatre's latest original play whose dark humor Fuga:'; songwriter. Frost has released four albums, the has established itself as one of America's fore will leave you screaming with laughter. They Live Feb. 22 most recent titled, 'Telescopic." Tonight she will most dance ensembles and is currently in its By Night runs through Feb. 13th. Showing this S.F. Maritime Hall be performing with Lullaby twenty-eighth season. Come experience the siz week on Friday and Saturday nights at 11 p.m .• plus . for the Working Class, zling choreography of Philadanco on Feb. 13 at a special showing on Thursday. Feb. 11 at 7:30 p.m. Lalll)'l1 llill 7:30 p.m. in Laxson Auditorium. Tickets are only $5. Mar. 3 :1. g;:p ~::~ .. Bill Graham Civic Auditorium Uncle Rasco. Come Sweetheart, they're playillg ollr sOllg! FromA-Z, How Prillt!)· are Made chill with Frost and her Pianist Leon Bates will perform a special Chris Rock guests this evening and Currently on display in the Janet Turner Print Valentine's day concert featuring music by Mar. 7 experience her indie rock com Gallery is an exhibit about the process of print Gershwin with the help of soprano Sebronette Oakland Paramount pilations. Tickets are $4, all making. The display includes the techniques in Barnes and bass baritone Benjamin Matthews. printmaking and how to lise plates and colors. Hear favorites .such as "Rhapsody in Blue," and For more il/jormation call Also featuring original works by local artists "Summertime." Following the show, meet the BASS at:916-766-2277 Janet Turner, Marion Austin Epting. and Denise musicians and enjoy chocolates from Sweet Devine. "From A-Z. How Prints are Made." will Nina's, served with champagne and coffee. run until Feb. 14. The Janet Turner Print Gallery Ti~'kets for "Gershwin by Request" are S151$18, is located in Laxson Auditorium. There is no tickets for the "Sweetheart Special" reception • charge for viewing the prints. combo are $25 each. "Gershwin by Request" will show Feb. 14 at 2 p.m. in Laxson Auditorium. (IJ ~ov_~s~~~~ -'- .,..-_._-- --, 'C..,,-~~"'""I Movies 10 Pageant· Theater The Senator The EI Rey Theatre 1888 Springfield Drive 351 E. 6th St. 517 Main Street 230 W. 2nd Street 899-0494 343-0663 891-6671 342-2727 Gloria (R) Elizabcth (Not Rated) Stcpmom (PO·I3) Thc Thin Rl'li Llnc (R) *12:00 p.m. 2:20 p.m. 5:05 p.m. 7:30 p.m. 10:00 p.m. Showing nightly at 8:30 p.m. except for Sunday. *1: 15 p.m. *4: 15 p.m. 7: 15 p.m. 9:50 p.m. *1:00 p.m. 4:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. Matinee 2 p.m. on Saturday and Sunday. Mighty Joe Young (PO) You"'c Got Mail (PO) 2:15 p.m. 4:50 p.m. 7:25 p.m. 10: 15 p.m. Gods lind MOll.'ilcrs (Not Rated) * 12:30 p.m. *4: I 0 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:30 p.m. Starring Ian McKelien. Brendan Fraser and Lynn Rcdgravc, She':; All That (PO·13) Showing nightly at 6:30 p.m. At First Sight (PO·13) ·12:~0 p.m. 2:50 p.m. 5:20 p.m. 7:40 p.m. 10:05 p.m. *1:00 p.m. *4:00 p.m. 7: 10 p.m. \0:00 p.m. A Bug's Life (G) Varsity H1UL'S (R) *12:15 p.m. 2:30 p.m. 5:05 p.m. 7:20 p.m. .. 12:45 p.m. *4:30 p.m. 7:45 p.m. 10: I 5 p.m. A Civil A(:110n (PG·13) 9:45 p.m. """SI'ECIAL SNEAK PREVIEW'" Mcssagc In II Hollic (PG-I3) I'rlnte of Egypt (PO) . 7:00 p.m. on Saturday, Feb. 6th only. *11 :55 p.m. 2:25 p.m. 4:45 p.m, 7:05 p.m. 9:25 p.m, l'lItch Adllm:; (PO-13) *12:05 p.m. 2:35 p.m, 5: 10 p.m, 7:45 p.m, 10:20 p.m, A Civil Attloll (PG·13) *12: 10 p.m. 2:40 p.m. 5:25 p.m. 7:55 p.m. 10:25 p.m. I'utcll Adams (PO-13) DTS 1:50,p.m. 4:25 p.m. 7:00 p.m. 9:35 p.m. Virus (R) *12:25 p.m. 2:45 p.m. 5:15 p.m. 7:35 p.m. 9:55 p.m. ·No shows before 3:30 p.m .. Tuesday through Thursday. "No shows before 3:30 p.m., Tuesday through Thursday. III Drcams (R) *12:30 p.m. 3:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 8:00 p.m. 10:30 p,m. 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" ,"I California State University, Chico Films to educate and entertain Richard Horan Dolemile Staff Writer "Dolemite" is known as a '70s "Blaxsploitation" film and holds In the early days of film-making, white actors would put on a cult status for many movie black face to play the parts of African Americans. Now, according watchers. Rudy Ray Moore stars to Entertainment Weekly, Oprah Winfrey is the most powerful per as Dolemite, the king of all son in the entertainment world. pimps and hustlers who is jailed African Americans have even started surviving in horror and sci for some years. When he is .ence fiction genres. which have been notorious for slaughtering finally released. Dolemite tries •II minority characters early in the film. African Americans survived to regain control of his nightclub through "Scream 2," "1 Still Know What You Did Last Summer," with the help of his "kung fu 'and "Event Horizon," to name a few. fighting whores." The fight African Americans are not only surviving as actors in tilms, they scenes are terrible. and most hits arc also making films as directors and producers. Representation and kicks come nowhere close has come a long way since the days of black face. to connecting with their intended This selection of movies is a sample of black films over the last targets. Dolemite is vulgar and 30 years. Some are meant to educate the viewer about the African full of himself, but if you Americ~m experience and some are just for fun. remember that this mm has no educational value, you might be Boyz N the Hood able to let loose and enjoy the This film follows the lives of absurdity. three teenagers growing up in the inner city of Los Angeles. Cuba Gooding Jr. stars as Tre, a The Color Purple boy with a strong father figure. Directed by Steven Spielberg Tre watches his best friend and and starring Whoopi Goldberg, his friend's half':'brother take two this !11m follows the life of different paths in life. Ricky is Celie. a 14-year-old girl grow an athlete hoping for a football ing up in the 1900s, and contin scholarship. Meanwhile, ues through the next 30 years Doughboy (played by rapper, of her life. Although her life is Ice-Cube) slides into the dark full of tragedies, it is not a grasp of the crime surrounding story of her suffering. It's actu his environment. The film is ally a story of her victory in powerful and worth watching. lifc. She battlcs racism, her cruel father. her husband, and the loss of her sister and chil dren. What threatens to be a depressing movie actually turns Malcolm X into an uplifting one by the This film. starring Denzel time the credits roll. Washington and Angela Bassett. is a must see for those who want to improve their edu cational views. Directed by Waiting to Exhale Spike Lee, this film follows the WI1ihKUIIOll::iIOIl J\nqc\u Bussell Whill1ey Houston and life of Malcolm X, a controver Angela Bassett star in a con sial and influential l3lack QA}aiting temporary story about four Nationalist Leader. The Ku to@xhale friends searching for true love Klux Klan murdered his father. . and the different paths that each and he soon found himself of them end up on. One woman down a difficult road that land thought she had true love until ed him in jail. While in jail, he her husband left her for another discovered the writings of the woman. Two arc successful Nation of Islam, and once out. business women but duds in he preached the Muslim teach romance. And the last one is a ings. He made a trip to Mecca, divorcee getting back into the located in Saudi Arabia, and dating scene. While the movie converted to a Sunni Muslim. deals with the occasionally He realized that he had made a tough cards that are dealt in mistake with his anti-white people's lives, it is light-hearted teachings and stopped them. and funny. Not too long aner that, he was assassinated and became a Muslim martyr. The film is inspirational and entertaining but very heavy at times. These mms will not 11111ke YOli an expert in the African American culture. But they arc an open door into a world that for many of us has a lot to be discovered. ~,''",\ f~' !~J New Hours " , ~" Closed Monday 4... \'[uesday - Saturday 9:00am - 9:ooPIl11.:, 9 Sunday 8:00am-9:00pm W ~ ~ 'B\est Prices in Chic MELODY RECORDS 328 W, 3rd 51. (Between Salem & Normal) 895-8196 We buy. sell and trade used CD's. ~[@!!!~'-~AII Bllllxx!rd TopJlO CDs only @1!J.!Ili'1 IHIch, .. l.fM!IllW rMVIl records and tapes " " ': " ':""",~ • ", " Sports Nutrition Cash for ... CD's $3 to $5 ... Tapes $1 to 52 ... 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We'll be on campus lulllID campulor gamn1l1n, eoma " ,t" FEBRUARY 19th .• 'C~nl~fnia,;U' you'rclnICre$lct1 .In " " For the Spring Cnreer Fftlr PRODUCTS AND SERVICES work lor usl illllllVlng: sonrlus your lo's.illnr.onrl i •• CI1i1bi,:jcH~;,'nl,~nglVllhil COhlprflltcn, 1 ' .I. For mgrll Informllllon, visit the CAreer ~llInnlng & PIli cement Center, A2~" dllmnlll mllcabll on IlilDlulll1! Pllced Klnkli', Plll WOMEN"S HEALTH SPECIALIST 891-1911 =..:::r ~----.... FREE BIRTIHI CONTROL Morning After Pill Pregnancy Testing HIVTesting Women's Health Advice Line Confidential 1469 Humboldt Road, Suite 200, Chico (across from the Chico Politt Dqr.Irtment) • • , 10\ & •• :" '.' ," .';'. ~ .... ' ...... , .. ' ...... "" . INTEIll~IlAT ERNITY COUNCIL SPRING R U S 1-1 INSERT • Greetings 'Fe EXECUTIVE Rush Chair BOARD On Behalf of the Inter-Fratemi~· Council L would like to take this opponuni~' to welcome you to the SCOTT BOGUES Greek System.. PRESIDENT You v-ill be joining 85 percent of the nations CEQ's of Fortune 500 companies, 80 percent of all Presidents of the L'nited Stal.-'"S, all but two Vice Presidents since MATT BLACKEREY VICE PRESIDENT 1900, and other world leaders, by joining a fraterni~·. You are about to live the -College Experience.- By joining a fraternity. you are in:=reasing. your SCOlT HARRIS chances of finishing college. Just over 50 percent of SECRETARY students in universities g:raduate. By joining z fuuerni~' your chances of graduating increase to 70 percent. NINO US HINURO Additionally. finding success after you've gr-dduated Toe opponunity to Rush '!- Fraterni~· while anending TREASURER will not be hard.. In today's mark:!t. it take" more than a college at Chico. is a unique and essential option that degree to get a job. By joining a fraternity you will l:>e over 18 percent of all students here t3ke advantage of. CHRIS BODON meeting valuable netv.·orking potentials - through The Greek Organization makes up the largest organiza PUBLIC RELATIONS brothers. parents. alumni and even other fraternity tion on campus. Because of this. many resources are fri~nd5.. exclusively available to us because we are Greek. MAlT DERUYTER In the COIning weeks you .... ill be asked to make a Becoming a pan of a Fratemi~· system allo.... ·s young GREEK CUP decision which will affect the rest of your life. men to enhance their business and ~ial skil15. Whether Some say you learD more while you're in college i: be the. intramural Greek spon.<" socials with the t...-um you do in the cbssroom. Sororitie50. or the various weekend events. It is these DAN FARMER Take !hi!> time and emba.--k on iL becam.e when you evems whi.:h create marure and responsible young men. RUSH CHAIR look back at your college experience. you won't remem Ru;;h week is a time for students of Chico to get a b::r tests or grades b:.It your fnuemal experience. feel for bow Fraternities work and the different JON SMITH \\-nen you tell stories to your children about interests and personalities each has to offer. ::-;0 CHIEF JUSTICE your college life, th:: !'tones that will dominate two houses are identical. They each have these di'>Cussions will of L!)e trials and good something different to offer and are unique times you had with your frat.erni~· brothers. in their own way. At Chico State -",'e take pride in our 1 encourage everyone to participate Greek system. .E:lch year we r.use over in Rush Week to find out what Greek S15,COO for the Boys and Girls Club of Life is all about. EYen though Ru!>h C.hico. Each year we are responsible for clean week is only four days long, it may/\\ill ing up the local area's gr.u-nti and trash. change your life forever. .AJ.l fraternities have indi\idual philanthropies, Participate in all the Rush e\·ents. Walk into every where th~· concentrate their energy on ghing back to house and ask many questions. Every night try to focus me community. on a few houses which spark your interest. Take advan Throughout ru~h week. ask lots of questions and tage of all the Greek literature and promotional items to \'isit as many hou50es as possible. \\llen your week is help you in your decision. done. you will look back and know you have made Becoming a pan of a Fraternity Organization ",ill the right decision. complete your college and academic careers. Scott Sogues IFC Presidenr February 8th-11th ______~_ .. _<., Qitcu=e Alpha Gamma Rho MARK MEAD PRESIDENT 345-2708 JAKE StULL RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-3298 www.<:su<:hi<:o.edu/if<:/AGR 224 IVY STREET • HOUSE PHONE 893·8668 Since it was founded as a chapter in 1978. the Beta completely remodeled this past summer adding central Kappa Chapter of Alpha Gumma Rho at Chico State has heating lind air conditioning. RUSH SCHEDULE been recognized as having the tightest brotherhood of Alpha Gamma Rho. the Nationul AgriculLurc FEBRUARY 8TH·FEBRUARY 11TH any fratemit), on campus. You, as a potential rushee, Fraternity, strives in the promotion of making better MONDAY have a choice to make. Joining one of the numerous men. We instillll broader and better agriculture by BUl'beque social frnternities all campus seems like the popular encouruging individual endeavor, resourcefulness und 6pm thing to do, but that is not why you should be joining a aggressive effort for the development or better mental, fmternity. You join a fratemity to be purt of .111 elite social, moral and physical qualities. FUlther, we pro TUESDAY group of men you cun relate to on cum pus and in life. mote a wider acquaintance and a brouder outlook on the Poker Night Our house is locuted on the corner of Second and part of agricultural men through fellowship in a national 9pm Ivy streets. It has, perhaps, the best location of any organization that stands for the best social, menIal, and WEDNESDAY house in terms of distance to campus, parking availabil moral developmenl. S/lOotoltt @ Safer Arms ity, lind access to downtown activities. The house was Ollce )'U" 'l'e seell tile rest, cume check alit lite best. 6pm THURSDAY Bonfire & Midnight Me/dness FRIDAY Bourbon Cowboy 9pm *All events are at the house IIIlLess otherwise listed •• _'_ •• ' _ ~ ______...-. ___ • __ •••• .-. • 6 .._ ...... ' _ -.'----__• ___.::;r'-.~;:...... ,~.- " __ •. .,.., ...... ~ page 4 Interfraternity Council Spring Rush i999 . . The Orion February 3, :1.999 Beta Theta Pi STEVE SAYLES PRESIDENT 342-7699 BRANDON MUSKOPF RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-3073 www.csuchlco.edu/ifc/Psi Since it's inception at the University of Miami, Ohio, in and gmss volleyball courts. a full basketbaU.court. horse 1839, Beta Theta Pi has been a leader among the great col shoe pits, and a sprawling back lawn to play football. For RUSH SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 8TH"FEBRUARY 11TH lege fratemities. The expansion of Beta's broad domain spring break, more thlUl 30 active members participate in has been instrumental in the success of the fraternity world. our IUmual "Mystery Trip." Last year. we spent a week in MONDAY With 142 ch.lpters initiating 190,000 men, including distin sunny Cuba SlUt Lucas. Mexico. Our social culendar is Illfo Night guished alumni such as Sen. Richard G. Lugar and Nike never empty. We alTer one social each week, or more. wiUl Riley's - 5-8pm founder William J. BowennlUl, our rolls read like a "who's Ule top sororities on ClUllpUS. who" of men of politics, sports, and business. If aUtletics arc your interest, look no further Ut,m Beta TVeiDAY Holtse Night Arriving in 1986, Betas have left a lasting impression Theta Pi. Since creating the Greek Cup in 1986, we have Riley's - 5-8pm on the campus of Chico Stnte IUld it's community. Some held a tight grip on Ulis coveted prize winning 9 out of 13 of our contributions include the Jerry Lewis telethon. times. We are well on our way to winning yet unother WEDNESDAY CAVE volunteers. Opemtion Outrage. IUld a project for the Greek Cup wiUt our undefeated season in soccer. Fratemity Night Children's Bwn Awareness Program. We have also sup Excellence in athletics has proven to be our trndemark, we BM U lOB - 5-Bpm ported the Boys IUld Girls Club of Chico in providing safe truly are Ute "keepers of the cup." Halloweens. Tlus past year during Greek Week, ow' ell'orts The high stlUldards established by Ute founders of Beta TItURSDAY Grand Finale eamed us rust place in Community Challenge. which bene Theta Pi huve not escaped Ule broUters of Epsilon Iota at Riley's tiL" Ule Boys IUld Girls Club of Chico. Cluco State. SU'icl L1cudenuc policies IUtd mutunl respect 5-Bpm Our social calendar kicks oIT with our annual Poker l'or oUters huve long been demanded of Beta men. We Run in the full. where we turn our I 112 acre bach')'ard into encourage you to assess all your options when selecting a FRIDAY a tropical getaway, Imd end., with Beta Bali Bash in the house to lush. The decision will hopefully be c.le you will Biel DaylBBQ Beta House -Invite Ollly spring. Our residence provides our broUlers opportunities enjoy for the rest of you life. For Utose of you who Utal are truly unique including a full weight room. sand demand distinction. we hope you consider Betn Theta Pi. SATURDAY Cocktail BClllrootlL On Broadway Invite Only "'All events are at llze izOl;se ItTlless otherwise listeel The Orion February 3, :1999 Interfraternity Council Spring Rush :1999 Delta Chi MIKE ZOLNIER PRESIDENT 893-1890 NILOY CHATTERJEE RUSH CHAIRMAN 896-1186 www.csuchlco.edu/lfc/DChl 731 WEST FIFrH STREET • HOUSE PHONE 893·1890 Delta Chi Brothers are individual men on a common Other top chapters include Michigan State. University campus: pooled from all walks of life. We have the of Kansas, University of Iowa. Purdue, und University RUSH SCHEDULE of Florida. And, together. we have molded some of this FEBRUARY 8TH .. FEBRUARY 11TH power to turn obslllcles into opportunities. self-doubt into self-esteem. and indecision into leadership. Delta countries most respected and powerful men. MONDAY Chi at CSU. Chico is a unique and diverse fraternity. If competitive sports arc whnt you wHnt. look no fur- . Meet the Bros Our brotherhood sports and all around uttitude is like no ther. DelLn Chi has won the Greek Cup so many times Hawaiian shish kabobs other fraternity on this cumpus. Thirteen years ago. 63 tllUt we pennanently retired one ill our trophy cuse. And 5:30-9pm men founded Chico Dellu Chi. and their ideal of creat when the competition begins. we field teams in soccer, ing a premium fraternity arc still prevalent today. One volleyball. flag football. basketball. sortbull. ultimate TUESDAY frisbee. and golf. Plus tinishing first pluce in soccer is RaJ)le Night of which stood for things such as dedication. cOl11mit Sub Sandwiches anci Sport Night ment. integrity and eltcellence. In constant pursuit of a no longer an obstacle. but a decade of DelLu Chi tradi 5:30-9pm never- ending quest for excellence. Delta Chi offers tion. With our house centrally located at 731 W. Fifth individuals not just a college experience. but truly a St., it has perks of its own. Our very full social calendar WEDNESDAY brotherhood of a lifetime. has us mingling with Chico's 1110st beautiful women. Illformatioll Night Chico Della Chi was built upon an outstanding The chapter romltrips this semester include a trip to 5:30-9pm ideal/Class Act. An ideal that means a mutual respect Tahoe. Napa's wine country. and another appearunce on THURSDAY toward each olher. women. family tlnd the Chico the Price is Right. Taste of BrotlwrllOod Community. Our reputation as gentlemen enubles us to Chico Delta Chi commits to being a Class Act orgu Illvite Only win more uwards for conduct und Sllccess thun uny other nization with its Iil'm no-hazing policy. Bccoming u Deltu Chi chapter in the nution. brother of Delta Chi takes heart. determination und the FRIDAY Founded in 1890 at Cornell University. Delta Chi hus ability to huve fun. The mcn of DclLu Chi welcomc your Rush Cocktail opportunity to discover und expcricnce the dilTcl'cm:c. Members Only evolved into one of the 1110st. respected social fraternities in the country. with more than 150 active chapters. It's not just a fraternity, it's a way of life. *All events (Ire althe hoLtse LIIliess otherwise listed =~== ------~ ~ • .l,' ...... ,. t,r: " 'i'." ••• , "'4I~"', pago- 6 . -- .. . - - -- . .. - - . -Interfratemlty Councll·Spdng·Rush:1999------. ------.- - - .. ---- -The-arion FelHulfry-a,:1..999 - Delta Pst-Delta'"" ADAM BIRCHARD PRESIDENT 898-1275 BRIAN KANABROCKI RUSH CHAIRMAN 343-2393 ---.-""- www.csuchico.edu/ifc/Psi 318 HAZEL STREET • HOUSE PHONE 895-9462 The Delta Psi Delta brotherhood has a strong founda spots on the Chico Stute Wull of Fame. tion of diversity among our members which we have We were co-founders in 1939 of IFC ut Chico State. RUSH SCHEDULE built our organization upon. Delta Psi Delta was the lirst which allows us to hu"e many socials with other sorori FEBRUARY 8TH-FEBRUARY 11TH fraternity in Chico. Even though offers to join national ties. We make a strong commitment to participation in fmternities continue to come in, we remain local to our community events and fund-raisers. We huve a gre,lt MONDAY Illforlllation alld Entertaillmellt express our freedom and individuality. deal of alumni in our community thut is uCLive in the 8-IOpm Delta Psi Delta IHls the strongest afliliatiol1 and support of our fwternity. Some of our alumni have gone bond one can experience in a lifetime. "Once a brother on to become professors. st,lte legislutors, contractors, TUESDAY always a brother," is one of OUr fruternity's many mot business leauers, and professional athletes. Meet the Bro,,' toes and beliefs. In the future we will suive to maintain our reputation Pizza Feed The brothers of Delta Psi Delta pride themselves on as the Legendary Party House. DelLa Psi Delta originat 5:30·9pm developing leadership skills and inuividuul character. ed Rush Kick Off and has since hosted it over fifty WEDNESDAY Discipline, honor, and integrity arc qualities that all of times. W~~ arc also planning to have our fmnous snow CasillO Night our brothers exhibit. sociul again this semester. 7-10pm Members of Delta Psi Delta arc uctively involvcu in We would like to invite people to uccept a challenge both athletics and academics ut Chico StaLe. LasL semes to prove themselves and feel the strongest baud of THURSDAY ter we had many brothers on the Dean's list. We also brotherhood possible. If there ure uny questions please Brotizerizood - Bid Night 6-9pm have eight brothers who, through athletics. have em'ned cull or come by our house. fRIDAY Open Party 9plll SATURDAY Cocktail Party Split *AII evellts are at the holtse u/lless otherwise listed Fobruary 3, :1.999 Intflrtratflmlty CQuncll Spring Rush 3.999 . \ .-=z;;=:.4 . Delta Sigma Phi REID COSSEY PRESIDENT 343-1190 DAVE COMSTOCK RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-2528 www.csuchico.edu/ifc/Slgs 440 WEST FOURTH STREET • HOUSE PHONE 895-9902 In May 1956. Delta Sigma Phi becrune the first butions and support strengthens the backbone of our RUSH SCHEDULE nationally recognized fratemity at Chico Slate. Delta fraternity. After nil. becoming a member of the Delta FEBRUARY 8TH~FEBRUARY 11TH Sigmu Phi, strives to reflect its national goals. ideals. Sigma Phi extends far beyond your college years. MONDAY and standards through its dedication to brotherhood. At Delta Sigma Phi. we take great pride in our his Pizza. HOllse Tours The difference between a good fraternity and a great torical "Magnolia Manor." Built in 1906. we are COIl Meet the Bros one is "unity." The members of Delta Sigma Phi reflect stantly restoring and renovating our three-story. roUl' 6pm this fact through ow' participation many brotherhood balcony. seventeen-room mansion. Delta Sigma Phi events throughout the year. can help you make that difficult transition into college 11IESDAY We at Delta Sigma Phi stand tUone in our pride of life. Our social calendar is packed. as we arc known Steak & PotalOes Engineered Leadership. This progrrun will bring out the throughout Chico for throwing the biggest and wildest "Men's Night Out" 7pm best characteristic in you, whether it be ucademic. socials. These events include themes such as 1\vister. social. or athletic success. Don't forget that the brothers Viking, und Truck Stop. Each spring we hold our WEDNESDAY mruntain in GPA well above the men's avernge on cam annual Carnation Ball. this is the formal event when Porch BBQ & Rcifjle pus. Over the past two years, our chapter has been our purents come to Chico and lind out what our fru 6pm nationally recognized for upholding a high level of uca ternity is all ubout. THURSDAY demic excellence. We recently initiated 15 new brothcrs, and arc Closing Ceremonies One can only say so much about Deltu Sigmu Phi. To eugerly unticipnting the next great pledge cluss to 5pm really feel the way we do. you must experience it first experience Delta Sigmu phi. Feel free to talk to us and hand. Nationnlly, we are very strong, Ilnd locally, our ask any question that you might huve. We know that "'All events are at the house "Commitmcnt to Brotherhood" stands second to none. Delta Sigmu Phi is the right pillce for you. and we unless otiJerwise listed Our house has produced over 600 members, more thllll extend un invitution for you to visit our house at 440 100 of whom are local to the Chico urea. Their contri- W. Fourth 81. llnytime. ',I ".' \ '\ l,',) \ : , I' \ ,\ I ) ,\ II \ 1\ ',\ ) I, ',' \ \ \ • l • pagoB Interfraternity Council Spring Rush :1.999 Th~ Orion. FebruarY 3,',:1.999 c, ", Gamma Zeta Alpha ARMANDO SANCHEZ PRESIDENT 899-7544 BRAD ZUNIGA RUSH CHAIRMAN 892-8491 7.ETA www.csuchlco.edu/lfc www.gamas.org P.O. BOX 6082, CHICO, CA 95927 Gal11l11~1 Zeta Alpha Fraternity lncorpomted is a college is the most important. Lutino-interest fraternity tlmt was founded ~lt Chico Gamma Zeta Alpha strives for brotherhood. RUSH SCHEDULE State in the Fall of 1987, It was founded by fifteen men Tuking men from Latino interests from various ethnic FEBRUARY 8TH-FEBRUARY 11TH to promote education. community service. und brother and culturally diverse backgrounds and uniting them us hood. There ~lre currently tive chupters; Alpha chapter brothers is a goal. Not only uniting them and making at Chico State. Beta chapter ut CSU San Jose. Gamma thel11 brothers. but brothers for life. Check Rush Posters for times {I/lli el'ellis chapter at UC Berkeil:y. Delta chapter ut CSU As a Latino interest fraternity on campus, we try Northridge. and Epsilon chapter at CSU Fresno. to give something back to the Latino community. While attending Chico Statc. your first priority Although we arc small in number. Gamma Zeta Alpha is as a student should be to gruduate from college. able to promote dilferent events in the community (Le. Joining a fraternity should not pull you away from Bienvenida. Cinco de Mayo. 16 de Septiembre). Along that objective. One of the main goals of Gamma Zeta with helping out the community. Gumma Zeta Alpha Alpha is to see all of our fraternity members graduate offers scholarships every year to graduating high school from college. Although being a member of a fraternity seniors from surrounding areas to assist them in pursu is an exciting, lifetime commitmcnt, grudunting from ing their llcademic goals. •••• , •• I •• \ • , , , t •••••• 1" •••••• I • \ • , • I ••.••• The Orion Fobiuari 3, j.999 Interfmtomlty Council Sprlilg Rush 1.~99 . '.. ,. "plfgQ.9. ~_ :.' : -: ~ ; j • j ". r ~ J' ...... ~ .! \.J ... " 0,: ... ' .." J • Lambda Chi'Atpha SHAILEN LODHIA PRESIDENT 898-8649 www.csuchico.edu/lfc/LambdaChl 505 WEST FIFTH STREET the Final Four in basketball. Lambda Chi competes in RUSH SCHEDULE The Fraternity many of the fraternity and sorority events such as the FEBRUARY 8TH-FEBRUARY 11TH There is much more to a fraternity that meets the Rose Bowl event and the ChiCOlnan competition. eye. Many people see the great p:1I1ies and socials with Lambda Chi also puts on an annual sortballtollrnml1cnt MONDAY some of the most beuutiful women in Chico. hut there is in the spring. Lliall with Shish Kabobs Meet tile Bros much more to a fraternity like Lambdu Chi Alpha. 5plll Lambda Chi is aIle of the biggest and most estahlisheu The Parties international fraternities in the country with 240 chap Lambda Chi Alpha puts on olle of the best socials. TUESDAY ters and 200.000 people worldwide. They include cor and hosts open parties with some of the hottest sororities "Men 's Night Ow" porate executives. professional athletes. politicians. and on campus. We have special events planned every year 5plll world leaders. like snow socials and an end of the year tuxedo formul. WEDNESDAY Lambda Chi has a great repulHtion throughout the school •. Datillg Game The No Pledges as one of the best places to plu1y. As u fraternity. we also 5plll Lumbda Chi Alphu believes in the code "Every mun is go on road trips to places like Oregon StlIte. Reno. San u man." Our fraternity docs not believe in huzing or Diego. and UCLA to visit our fraternity brothers and THURSDAY pledges, and you will never be us ked to do something thut have u gool.! time in their respective cities: Woodstocks Pizza 5plll u man should never do. Here you will tind a strong bond of brotherhood and friends that you will keep for life. Conclusion SATURDAY Lambdll Chi Alpha is a funtustic opportunity for you Sellli-Form"l Cocktail Athletics to have u greut time and to meet new and exciting peo Ollly Invite Lnmbda Chi Alpha is one of the most competitive ple. We invite you to come and have a good time visit fruternities in Chico in nil sports. Last year we reached *All evellts are at tile house ing our fraternity house. the playoffs in nve different sports, including n trip to unless otlzenvise listeel ,. C \ .: --~ ~------~ ---.- ~----.----,--.------_.- Intorfriltemtty Coum:1I Sprint: RU:Jh J.999 Februllry 3, J.999 Pi '-Kappa 'Phi Sean Grubb PRESIDENT 891-0223 Brandon Better RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-2928 www.csuchico.edu/ifc/PiKap 811 RIO CHICO WAY • HOUSE PHONE 894-7755 Since our founding in 1904, Pi Kappa Phi has Handicapped). Last year alone. we raised over one .~ecome one of the largest and most respected fraterni million dollars for the organization. Locally we sup RUSH SCHEDULE ties in the United States. Locally we Were founded in port Loma Vista. a school for the mentally and physi FEBRUARY STH"FEBRUARY 11TH 1988, and since then we have excelled in all aspects cally disabled through fundraisers such us: Quarter of Greek Life. We took Greek Week three years in a Races. Easter Egg Hunts and our famous parties. MONDAY row, and are growing locally in Chico just as fast as If you arc interested in sports. Pi Kappa Phi is the Pizza Night our 160 National Chapters. place to be. We have rcached the finals in volleyball o Meet the Bros 6pm "We don't promote brotherhood, we are brother three years in n row and won the championship this hood." Members of Pi Kappa Phi have built friend past fall. Wc arc extremely competitive in all of the lVESDAY ships that last not only throughout their collegiate olher sports including football. soccer. softball and Men's Nigllt O&cr career. but long after graduation. Our strength can be ultimate frisbee. 7pm attributed to the diversity of our members and contin- Club Rio Chico is where nil parties happen. A Foam. 'ued relations with alumni. Halloween and Christffitls Pruty. as wellll!!. Around the WEDNESDAY Blame it on Rio Pi Kappa Phi's national philanthropy is called World's "nd luaus are ull scheduled. We also have over 6pm . PUSH (People Understanding the Severely Icn socials on the calendar for this semester. mURSDAY Catere(l Steak Dinner Invite Only 6pm SATURDAY Cocktail Invite Only .... All events are at the house .mless otherwise listed . - -- - ...... - ... w ...... ,. , ., ,- . . .. . The Orion -February 3, 1.999 Interfraternity 'CouiJel; Spring'Ru:1h'i.s99 ' Phi Kappa"Tau BRYAN BOWERS PRESIDENT 892-8843 PAUL COLLIER RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-2920 ..~ .~.-. www.csuchico.edu/lfc/PhiTau 611 WEST FIFTH STREET • HOUSE PHONE 895-9917 Phi Kappa Tau. founded in 1958. truly is Chico's known to host the best. With the biggest lot on cumplls. RUSH SCHEDULE tirst and tinest fraternity. Being the oldest fratcrnity on we CUll host the biggcst parties of them Midlliglu MClCllless JOpm - Invite Gilly "'All events are eli the 1zolt~'e unless otherwise fisted page :l2 Interfraternity Council Spring Rush :1999 The Orion February 3, 3,999 rna Chi KEVIN LAKE PRESIDENT 343-7119 RIAN CATON CHRIS GERLOVICH RUSH CHAIRMEN 343-2116 www.csuchico.edu/ifc/SigmaChi Sigma Chi-We arc the Sigma Chi Fraternity. relationships and memories which will stuy with you Founded nationally in 1855. we are one of the three your entire life. RUSH SCHEDULE largest in the world. boasting over 140.000 living With each pussing day, the gentlemen of Sigmu Chi FEBRUARY 8TH e FEBRUARY 11TH members. Based on our friendship and learning. the strive to create a strong bond between each otper, und MONDAY Kappa Theta chapter of Sigma Chi promotes brother promising relutionships with all sororities all campus. Free Pizza hood und character without sacrilice. On November 8. Sigma Chi's "Derby Days" ure but one of the examples 5-9pm our chapter proudly celebrated its fifth anniversary at of the importunce of the interaction with the sororities Chico State. All of this wus made possible from the and the community. This ullows us to give back to the TUESDAY dedicution t:ll1d diligence of the locul fraternity Alpha community that has given us the necessary tools to Men's Night 5-9pm Chi Epsilon. After three years of hurd work. Alpha become. one of the strongest fraternities on campus. Chi Epsilon af11liuted with Sigma Chi becoming the The Sigma Chi pledge program is a time of person WEDNESDAY 224th chupter of the fraternity. When this took place. al growth. leadership development, und social expnn info Night/Kollas it marked the single largest initiation of a chapter in sian. Throughout our history, Sigmu Chi has endeav 5-9pm the 145-year history of Sigma Chi. ored to recruit. pledge, und truin undergraduute men The fundamental purpose of the Sigma Chi frater who arc willing to commit themselves to the idealistic THURSDAY CigmiBBQ nity is to cultivate un uppreciation of commitment to aims of brotherhood. 4~7pm the ideals of friendship. justice. and leurning. The brothers of Sigma Chi encourage all interested in However. what would one's college experience be rushing this spring to visit our fraternity. Come and sce SATURDAY without numerous social experiences? We promote one of the best and fastest growing houses on campus. Cocktail invite Dilly 11w SigmCl Clli Fl'CllemilY i.l' reboulldillg JIY/m CI (1t.'I'CI.I'IClli/lg ,/irt' ,\'('1 by ClII lIr,Wl/li,l'llIIal took 01/1' hOllst! Oil FOllrth (//ul II'Y laM *AIl evellls are held at Muy. WI' ClI'1' ill ,111' proces.l' oj rebuildillg IIII' be.l'l Jral('I'll il)' 1101I,\'(' 0/1 call1l'".1'. 111L' /IeII' Sig"IeI Chi hOll.l'e will bt! compleleci ill 617 Chestllut Street JUlie oj 1999. We lI'iII he mOllillg back to ollr origilwl/o('(llio/l 0/1 .J08 h'y Slreel at IIIClII;I/It!. • The Orion February 3, :1999 Interfraternity Council Spring Rush :1999 pago:13 SigmaNu KARL SCHAEFER PRESIDENT 345-9717 RICHARD LUCERO RUSH CHAIRMAN 898-2477 ... www.csuchlco.edu/ifc/sigmanu SEVENTH & CHERRY II HOUSE PHONE 345-9717 Founded nationally in 1869, at the Virginia Military (don't miss this one!). Our White Rose fonnal is celebmt RUSH SCHEDULE Institute, Sigma Nu was strictly brought into existence to ed at the Reno Hilton, and is alwuys an unforgettable FEBRUARY 8lH.. FEBRUARY 11TH establish the first "Honor" Fmternity based on non-haz cxperience. How can one forget the numerous road trips ing principles. We at Sigma Nu pride ourselves in two to Vcgas and Luke Huvasu during Spring break? And MONDAY noticeable areas of uniquene~s. First, our ideals, and sec then there is our biggest party of the year, Sorority Meet "Miss Madison" with ond, our diversity. This sets us apart from the rest of thc Softball 101, all the beautiful Chico State Sorority tile brothers of Sigma Nu fraternities on our campus. Our ideals arc best exprcsscd women cun vouch for this Sigma Nu event. TIlis event 7-10pm in the tenll "honor fraternity." We treat each other, includ symbolizes beginning to our softball tournament between ing candidates, as we expect to be treated - with all the sororities that each brother coaches. TUESDAY Experiellce a piece of Sigma Nu History respect. The qualities that make Sigma Nu stllnd out Sigma Nu will open many doors for your college 7-10pm from the rest are people and pride, A widc background experience and beyond. Imagine over 600 initiated of interests provides us with diversity unlike any other brothers from our Chico State Chapter since 1974, who WEDNESDAY fraternity. With over 280 chapters throughout the world, are willing to lend a helping hand to brothers who are Cigar alld Casino Night Sigma Nu is one of the Llu'ce largest Fmternities in Ule trying to find internships and jobs. This pool of knOWl 7-10pm nation. By rushing Sigma Nu, you are taking a step clos edge has helped us keep our brothers on top locully and THURSDAY er to creating a bond that will stuy with you for a life out in the real world ufter our college days. Tri-tip steak and potClto dinner time. Sigma Nu is knowing that no matter where you go Fruternities are not for everyone, but everyone 5-7pm or what you do, you will alwuys have the support of your should come and see what they are all about before brothers. We build friendships for life. making a judgment. We are here for those who strive Midnight Madness Perhaps the 1110st common rcason to join a fraternity is for excellence, and want to get involved. I-laving the Invite only - /2pm for the social aspect, und perhaps the most common rea best time possible in your college years is something everyone should get the chance to experience, so be FRIDAY son to join us here at Sigma Nu is for our social program. Social with Sorority We have started und still uphold some of the best sociul yourself, usk questions, and meet everyone. Find out Invite only - 9pm traditions that the Chico State Greek system cun olTer. what Sigma Nu has to offer. If you huve any questions We were tJle iirst to have Itlilian Wedding, don't forget feel free to call or stop by our house on the corner of >!tAll events are at tile house about ASSASSIN, and our infamous YUCCA social West 7th und Cherry streets. 'unless otherwise:Listed .-~. ~- ...... - '-.- -.~ .~.-----~--~;"""::-...:.;:-~-:..:;~.:.:.:::.:;;::..;~~-:-. - ---- ... --.' _. ',_. _ ...... :.;..J ' ...... --:;:-- ~ __.I_:r .. _· .~.i': •....",., .. - ...~,;, .. -"""::>~ .... ;,,,;.~,,,,,-...... ,.,.,,.,,.~~.,, ...... _."...... _ .•• _ -"I ~~ .. ~r;.-;:...... ~.c"."'_., •• ..!-..~,.,!1\7.:~. _~, ... ~ ... ,.::-p:::":i':'".!~-::"".!:'."':.~;r~."!'lf.:.:.."-""l'~~... -...... -_,__ - page:14 Intertratep!fr .CPlJflCU $PU1Jlf.fl~~p..;z..~tI~, t! -' ... " .., ,.Mlf QrlPf,fe!!~r¥\~ if.~ ~:=!~------.------~------.-- - -.------Tau Kappa Epsilon JUAN GALVEZ PRESIDENT 345-7891 BRANDON NORMAN RUSH CHAIRMAN 894-6239 www.csuchico.edu/ifc/TKE r r I. 1020 WEST SECOND STREET • HOUSE PHONE 892·9297 As you take the time to read about different frater weekends in style, and help each other achieve an out nities. you will undoubtedly come across a lot of infor standing college experience to tell our grand kids about. I RUSH SCHEDULE FEBRUARY 8TH .. FEBRUARY 11TH 1· mation that sounds very similar. Much of it concerns These are the reasons we wear our letters. True brother when and how chapters began. social parties. socials. hood extends beyond the life of parties on Thursday some famous alumni. and many references nbout pride. nights. Elvis Presley, Ronald· Reagan. Terry Brudshaw, MONDAY fo Meet the Bros tradition. and brotherhood. and Les Paul all saw these reasons to join TKE. wcar h 5pm The men of Tnu Kappa Epsilon have never been these lettcrs, and have made this fraternity theirs for life. (' ( followers. but this Spring semester is a historical The Red Carnation Ball. Run-for-Life, and Golf TUESDAY event in the fruternity. One-hundred long standing Tournamcnt ..... Alllead to great nights, but bad morn Blick Night G with Special Guests ( years hnve been used to develop this fraternity into ings! Our house was nationally recognized in 6pm C the largest fmternity in the world. with over 320 Amcrica's greatest magazine, Playboy, in 1987. We 2 chapters internationally. TKE. formed in the Spring extend Ull invitation for you to get to know our broth WEDNESDAY it of 1899, is celebmting a centennial anniversary. WE ers, to find out what it means to be a member of Tau Sports Night tl are making history. Kappa Epsilon. Come by if you have a question, or Tri-lip & Comests We want to get good grades. hang out and enjoy our call us if you need a ride. 6pm 11 THURSDAY tI Midnight Madlless 1·, invite Only SATURDAY Cocktail Party Invite Oilly "J *AlI events lire at the IlOlIse lin less otherwise listed ~ I. i" ' ~. ~ ~1 I )" \ ,\,' ,i " '\' \ .\, 1.\ /. \ I' 01' ., ',' .\ \ I ~ .. Theta Chi MATT BRUCE PRESIDENT 342-:1.711 CHRIS BODEN RUSH CHAIRMAN 343-2598 www.csuchlco.edu/ifc/tc 630 WEST FIFTH STREET Since it's inception in 1856. Thetn Chi has become nity's scholarship chair. This success is mainly attributed RUSH SCHEDULE one of the oldest and largest intemational fratemities. to a brother-wide commitment to "Alma Mater tirst..... FEBRUARY 81H .. FEBRUARY 11TH With more than 200 active chapters established in the As for athletics. Thctu Chi will nlways bc a force to be reckoned with in Greek Cup competition. Internally. MONDAY U.S. and Canada, the Eta Omega Chapter of Theta Chi Pizza Feed was installed at Chico Stale on November 13. 1982. and we l1eld aggressive teams to competc in "tmditionul" Meet Theta Chi has grown over 85 brothers strong. Our leadership. aca sports and nlso hnve nthletes who enjoy mountain bik 5-8pm demics. social planning. philanthropy and athletics arc ing, snowboarding. extreme skiing. bungie jumping. all clements that strengthen the Thetn Chi brotherhood: cliff diving. skateboarding. skydiving. etc. TUESDAY the most powerful element. Campus and community philanthropy involvement injormcuion Night As always. Theta Chi offers an intense social calen has been, and will continue to be. of great importunce 5-8pm dar including activities with sororities, private parties due to the esteemed premise of the "helping hand" of WEDNESDAY and formals. This semester's social highlights will Theta Chi fraternity. .. Brotherhood Night include: Bid Night Madness. Friday Yacht Clubs. the While scholarship is one of the 1110st importunt 5-8pm infull10us Cocktuil. Tequila Sunrise. the boatcrashing aspects of college life, the men of Theta Chi leud in Viking Social. the legendary Disco Social. nnd the oUler areas, as well: Active participation in the THURSDAY year-ending Theta Chi Luau. to name a few. Our Interfraternity Council. members of Ule manugement BBQ Theta Chi Style admirable location ut 630 W. Fifth St.. neur Ivy Street. and staff of the Orion Newspaper. members of the A.S. 1-4pm provides un enormous amount of entertuinment from governmcnt stuff. CAVE, CLle. and many more. FRIDAY sunrise to sunrise. While wc pride ourselvcs in academics. leadcrship Yacht Club Scholarship is one of the most importunt uspects of and philanthropy. our brotherhood cannot be explained Illvite Only college life. In ucademics. Theta Chi holds u cUl11ulutive in a few short words. Instcud. we focus on fultilling the GPA above thut of the all men's averuge on the Chico college experience by successfully combining solid men SATURDAY State campus. This is uccomplishcd through study hours fr0111 all walks of life and having a great time. Theta Chi) Cocktclil does not end at gmduution. Theta Chi is for life. Invite Ollly und u comprehensive lUtorial progrnm run by the fruter- "'All events are at the IlOuse unless othenvise listeel - ; . ~ . , ,.. ' . Cedar Street N Orlln ge Stroet DDDDD Cherry Street DDDDD D~G1DQ Ivy Stroet DQ[L;;]~DD Hllzel Street DG1DD~D Chestnut Street D r=;] Ul \0 00\ D D Normal Ave ,- Fraternities Sororities 1. Alpha Gamma Rho A. Alpha Gamma Delta 2. Delta Sigma Phi B. Alpha Delta Pi 3. Della Chi C. Alpha Phi 4. Delta Psi Delta D. Gamma Phi Beta 5. Theta Chi E. Zeta Tau Alpha 6. Lambda Chi Alpha F. Pi Beta Phi 7. Pi Kappa Phi. G. Sigma Kuppa 8. Sigma Nu 9. Sigma Chi 10. Tau Kappa Epsilon 11. Phi Kappa Tau Not Shown • Beta Theta Pi • Gamma Zeta Alpha I" II.