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SAN FRANCISCO (AP) ment benefits to gay domestic ~ Campaign-watchcn said limes poll. Thc survey. whi ch - Republican Senate hopeful pa.nncn;. the contribution could prove had a margin of error of 4 per- Man Fong quickly signed an "We've always made it decisive. centage points. found tha1 extraordinary pledge to sup- clear that's what he believes "Her sirategy all along has nearly one in six Republican pon a list of gay issues after in," campaign spokesman been to portray her opponent women intend to cross pany coming under fire for donating Steve Sdlmid1 said Tuesday. as a ri ght-winger. This issue lines to vote for Boxer $50,000 10 an anti-gay organi- "We lhought ii was best to ~feeds right in to that sirate- Among men. Fong is ahead zation. clarify our position.'' gy," said Gary Jacobson. a 52 percent to 41 percent. Fong signed lhc one-page Fong's donation went S e professor at the University "We arc opposed to every- list Monday after negotiating 10 lhc Traditional Values of California at San Diego thing Loo Sheldon and !he wilh the Log Cabin Oub, a Coalition, an Orange County who specializes in con- lraditional Values Coalition NATO plans spy flights gay Republican group that group led by the Rev. Lou gn:ssional elections. "She'd stand for," said Richard Tafel. threatened to wilhdraw its Sheldon, a Pn:sbyterian who be crazy not lo talcc advantage executive director of the Log PRISTINA. Yugoslavia (AP) - cndo~ement of Fong and has compared abonion 10 of it." Cabin Republicans. But Fong NAm is planning moR: spy plane undo his image as a moderate mwdcr..and advocaled quaran- Boxer is leading Fong has "as good or helter a posi· fli ghts over Kosovo 10 ensure lhal altemali ve to Dcmocrnlic Sen. tining people with AIDS. among women vote~ 56 per- tion on gay and AIDS issue s" Yugoslav Pn:sidenl Slobodan Barbara Boxer. ' At an appearance wilh cent to 37 percent, according lhan many Democratic candi- Milosevic continues to withdraw Fong pledged to try to abonion rights activist• to the latesl Los Angeles dates in the couniry, he said. forces The Western military alliance maintain or incn:a.o;c AIDS Monday night, Boxer said: return also wants lhc safe of tens of funding, support bat.c crime "Fong 's contribution shows 1 thousands of n:fugccs to their homes. laws and job disaimination that not only is he out of the With Yugoslav forces drawing back. protections for gays. suppon main.•trcam. he is pan of the More political ads NATO did not set any new deadlines the nomination of gay philan- extreme.·· 11 for aimrikcs after lhc previous one thropisl James Hormel as "11us 1s a hate group. You cxpin:d Tuesday. ambassador to Luxembourg write a check 10 a hate group. than news stories and back cffon.s to provide you'n: making a statement," NEW YORK (AP) - Evil off each other: Negative ad; Pinochet awarded immunity health insurance and rctin:- she said monsters or sainted servants? turn the public off to all Those arc lhc two pictun:s of politicians. and news dircc- LONDON (A P) - Thn:c High politicians lhat most televi- tors see research showing Coun judges have quashed atT'CSl Indonesia students sion viewers get during their viewers arcn 't interested in warrants against Gen. Augusto . / . local newscast• - and ·no1 political news. so they cut Pinochet. ruling that the former much in-between. back on coverage. said Paul Chilean dictator is entitled to inunu- protest election The reason is that paid Taylor, executive di.rec1or of nuy from prosecution. Pinochet, 82. political advertisements dur- the Alliance for Beller will remain in custody pending JAKARTA. Indonesia Earlier in a speech in ing the news outnumbclcd Campaigns. appeal by a Spanish magistrate. (AP) - About 8,000 s1u- West Java province, actual political news stories "It jusi goes round and Earlier, Britain advised its citizens to dents demonstrated outside Habibie called on by better than 4-to- l round." said Taylor. avoid nonessential travel 10 Otlle, Indonesia's Parliament Indonesians to suppon the last week. according - whose group tries 10 warning they could become targets of Wednesday in the biggest assembly's aim of bringing to ti survey n:leased persuade TV stations violence there in response t.o protest to hit the capital n:form. Tuesday. to run more political Pinochet's arrest. since violent uon:st forced Beginning Nov. 10, the Rocky Mountain Media news. Pn:sideot Suharto to quit last assembly will shape clec- Watch, a left-leaning wateh- Barbara Cochran, CXCCU· May. toral laws in one of dog group that surveyed 128 live din:ctor of the Radio and Yeltsin enters rest home The pro1csters from Indonesia's most critical newscasts from 25 states Oct. Television News Directors MOSCOW (AP) - Boris Yeltsin dozens of colleges marched steps tow vd democracy. 20-22. said lhc n:sults indicaJe Association, said TV news toward lhe lcgislatun: from However, student is being treated for exhaustion and local news shows need to programs do have an obliga- two directions. demanding activists •aid most of the high blood pressure outside Moscow, inform lhc electorate better tion to infonn the electorate. that Suhano 's successor, assembly's mcmbc~ arc his spokesman Dmitry Yakushlcin abou1 politics. But she said executive.• mu st Pn:sident B.J. Habibie, step holdovers from Suharto's said. He did not indicate how long "1bc pattern is that people also be mindful of what !heir down over ongoing authoritarian and Yeltsin would stny at the sanilarium era an: getting their election viewers wnnl to sec. he entcn:d Tuesday. nor would he political turmoil~ ha~e no desin: to end information from paid politi- "Politics is not a subjec1 and wom CC<>- , rampant corruption or dcsaibe the Russian-president's con- the cal advertising, and that's that the audience is jus1 clam- nomic crisis in 30 ' ,. to deliver true dition. Yeltsin, 67, has had a limited sucb a diston.ed, narrow view oring to hear more about, and role io dealing with the country's years. democracy of the candidates." said Paul that's a reality tha1 news economic crisis. Cut off by about l ,000 Critics say Habibie is Klite, the group's director. directors have to con1end riot police and troops, the moving too slowly in briog- "One of the ideas of the elec- - wilh," Cochran said. students held a sil-in, block- iog reform or is trying to uni process is to get to know Some stations limit politi· ing an adjaccn1 toll road that reshape the political land- these people. We're not." cal ads to the end of a news lcads to Jakarta's main air- scape to retain power. 1be news prognms sur- broadcast, she said. One is pon and causing rush hour Hundreds of suppone~ veyed contained 693 paid WISC-TV in Madison, Wis .. traffic chaos, bcfon: very semester. thousands exam or a writing coun;e. of CSUN juniors and Students enrolled in CSU San 0 scruors are required to taU Bemardino s writing course mu.s1 E wrirc 5,000 words in separ.uc an essay examination designed to cvaluaic their writing skills. assignments during a semester The upper division writing cquivnlcnt to 20 pages of double- proficiency examination spaccd 12-poinl text. Only the (U OWPE) consists of an final , edited version of each · ~essay to be wri11en on 1. CANT TAKE as."ignment count~ toward the one of 1wo topics announced at 5.000.word total. the begmni ng of the one-hour Such courses are a better ev-•I· lc.>1. uation of studcnL<' writing skill> In a recent Sundial article. ai1- than extemporaneous essays on 1cs of the examination said thal subjects that students know noth· although it's designed to ensure ing about until minules before graduating students can wrirc they must begin writing. intelligently. there is no evideocc CSUN should follow the le ,...,,.,_....~._...,._...... , ~JllDI 11111 ___...... ,CAtlllJI 1(1111'17-2tll Jll 1411 (Ill) •n.HM ..._.. . ,,===+ ...... I Sciiidial ,.,.~ SaolW-. ,._ ~-y- -"°"" DICWIHtaofet HIA,,_ IUUWlli -KANUYWITIVt Tho Doolf lurdil • ..--.... -.-.. -~y .. ~ .. - .. Oollomll - moaGEl...IAO .. . JOHN-.U ~___ Hol9R1ga... __ Cam. 11-Hlll22tancl- Tho - -- ~=N -·- ~-~'fM.Da-OllTIZ ...... Cltl)m.at5.llto __ _ =.c:...~ CllJE41tor _,."',_---· -llOLDAH ~~ ~ F.-...Yla- , ,j -- -lo--IWM3ancl_ .. 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The killing or a Mexican nalist." a spokesman at the editor for the maga:z.i nc La money as part or a scholar- "National Scholars hip journalist appears to have Mexico City anomey "ge ner- Crisis and had earlier ship scam that fraudulently Program Providing been an act or random vio- ars office said on customary worked for several other informed them they had won Assistance to America's lence. not 80 attack tied to condition or anonymity. Mexican - publications, money for sthool, according Future Leaders." it read his work. officials said Cones, a including the newspaper 10 a redcral indictment. across the top. "Congrarul ations!" rcaJ " It \ ust seemed so legiti- Tuesday. Mexican, wa.< ~~ Rcforma. The body or Claudio the layout cdi- , She said he was 32-ycars- the leucrs mailed to students mate. and we Cortes Garcia. 80 editor for tor for the ' • old and lcrt a wife and a around the country. "You thought . the Mexican edition of U: French newspa- month-old son. have been selected by the well for Moodc Diplomatique, was per's Mexican edition, which Several other journalis!S National Scholarship $10. why not found Friday in the back resumed publication last year. have been attacked in Program." check. it out." 10 hi s mother, Margaret Jones. scat or a car. Officials said It was suspended in the mid- Mexico City o.ver the past Thousands sent checks - he had been strangled. I 980s arter i!S then-director. year, but most of the cases I 0 programs operated by said in Wednesday's edition "There has been no indi- Ivan Melendez.. was slai n. appear to be part or the Christopher Nwaigwc, prose- or The !Baltimore) Sun. "He cation up to now that his Eda Chavez. editor or the capital's general crime cutors soy. The indictment was kind or desperate at the murder was in any way monthly publicari o n. said wove. filed Monday accuses him or time to sec what kind of mail fr aud involving more financial assistance he could than $500,000. get, and then this lcuer Since 1991. the bogus let- came." ters hove led students from She received an acknowl- ne arly every state to believe edgement but nothing more. Flamable costumes recalled they hod won grants worth Nwoigwc. a 37-ycar-otd· WASHJNGTON (AP)-This serious risk or bum injuries to printed cardboard inscn which $2,500 to $7 .500, the indict- Nigerian immigrant, ran sev- Halloween. some children's children;· a commission Sl81C- reads: "Oiild's Vinyl Vampire menc sai d. eral scholarship search com- vampire capes and witches' menr said. cape ... No. 50282 ... made in Respondents were asked to panies out or Washington and brooms could prove dangerous as No cases or bum injuries to Cllina." send a rec or $10 to $100. In Baltimore, according to the well as scary, government sarety children have been lbc brooms were sold with a most cases, arrcr the foe was FTC. He violated a 1994 officials warned Wednesday. reponed to snip or paper around !he handle paid, they never heard from court order to stop the solici- Prodded by the U.S. either the prinred with !he words, ''Ollld's Nwaigwc again, !he Federal rations. court papers show. Consumer Product Safety H n company or Authentic Witch Broom ... Style Trade Commission contends. Nwaigwc apparently is the Commission, Rubie's Costume the govcm- No. 85." More than 50,000 people first person to be prosecuted Co. Inc. or Richmond Hill, N.Y. mcoL The Consumers were · asked to sent checks, said Paul as a .i:.sult of the FTC's eigl\t is rccalling 6,000 vinyl capes and sarcty commission saiCI !he rcca11 return capes and boom< to the Trimbur, a spokesman for the lawsuits nationwide that have 6.000 twig and bamboo brooms is a preventive measure. stores at which they were pur- U.S. Postal Inspection sought to block !he operation because they arc proven fire haz- lbc capes and 27-inch broom..< chased for a refund. Service. Prosecutors say none or suspect scholarship com- ards. were sold ror about $2 each over People with questions were or 1he money has been recov- panies. ''The capes and !he brooms. the last year nt toy, pany, discount asked to call the cosrume compa- ered. He was being held in which rail to meet fcdcral manda- and drug stores nationwide. the ny collect at (516) 488-0484 Christopher Jones was one Massachuscu s and will be tory srandatds for flammability. sarcry commission said. between 9 a. m •Uld 5 p.m. EST of the scholarship seekers returned to face trial in could ignite easily and presenr a The cape was sold with· a Monday through Friday. who gor Oceced. Maryland. •·'Ille <>a-. 2t, "" You W w hy i g no re h im wh en he r-i n gs yo ur CallulD&om B~ll 1 7 Pacific work• like phone? ~phole on 10ur phone: you can talk 10 chc mada and avoiii th< dudo. With Calla- ID, ,_ - chc NAME ~ NUIOD ol callus bc1oR )'DU pick up chc phoot. And Ii Mr; Spcdal callo while you're -. Oillct ID dilp.,. ~Wm 1oc hit coll cvm if be cllda't i.... a -.. JI .M tried callini 6w rima, CaDa- ID wll las d ht call.~ i!)'DU pun:iiMc a Calla- ID phcne or a ~ m ~" -·.,., .. •u·...... m a $25 rcbful So "'* P~CIFICEIBELL. The Dally Sundial • CSUN • 1)1und1Jt. 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As the bodi!!S start pil- ;J sword-swallowers. fire- ·candyman: helped select Bride of Chucky" is the body of a female doll in a ing up, the drifter and his the talent. H eaters. contortionists and fourth installment in bridal gown. girlfriend start to suspect The awards ceremony for folks that enjoy lighting the "Child's Play" Chucky plans to travel to each other of being killers, the tal ent search . held Oct. themselves on fire. These series. "Child's Play 3" ended his grave where his body until the truth reveals Itself. 16. starts off three consecu- oddballs and other eccen- with Chucky (voice of Brad has an amulet that can help "Bride of Chucky" Is the tive weekends of horrific tric individuals set the stage Douril) being choppe_d up him return to life. He makes latest In a trend of ·scream·- at Universal Studios frights for th e second annu- into pieces in the gears of a a deal with Tiffany: if she type slasher films, and like al event. Until Halloween, Hollywood. wh ich hosted a carnival ride. This film picks helps him get there. he will "Halloween H20", it takes en the normally family-safe final casting call for up with Tiffany (Jennifer help her return to human old franchise and takes it on theme park located in "Halloween Horror Nights Tilly). his human girlfriend, form. They hitch a ride with a more tongue-In-cheek, ii." Universal City transforms stitching him back togeiher. a drifter, (Nick Stabile) head- satirical path. This freak show talent into an active graveyard Tiffany brings him back to ing in the direction of the People expecting a scary search brought folks of all complete with zombies and life with a spell from a cemetery. Therein lies a par- movie will be disappointed: walks of life to the mute executioners. "Voodoo for Dummies· book. allel story. this film is more like a dark, "Beetlejuice" Theater. where You get the impression She thought he was going to The drifter Is dating a high silly romantic comedy. But scores of people auditioned. walking through the park propose to her before he school glr1 (Katherine Heigl), you certainly can't accuse it trying to market their abnor- during Horror Nights that died 1o years ago, and she to the extreme disapproval of being unoriginal. malities and be chosen to this event is the ultimate plans to help him return to of her overprotective uncle, Overall, "Bride of Chucky" star In Universal Studios employee Christmas pre- human form so they can get the town sherrlff (John is a lot of fun, even If It B Clive Barker poses with an ensemble of ghHUy creatures. married. Ritter). The drifter and his does get a little silly. Of course. Chucky was girlfriend agree to elope, and Bring a date. sent. Park patr.ons subjec1 wrong person. as guests with the matrimo- themselves to hidden work - The park offers other nial horrors of the popular ers dressed as the living opportunities to turn gray. horror movie doll. Chucky. dead, who pick off each Jurassic Park, the park's This is not a cheap event. customer with surprise water ride through a prehis- Tickets are $34 at the door. attacks for th.3 sole purpose 1oric jungle filled with OV!lr- but may be purchased ... Lana Schiro, 22, of scaring the sanity from si zed lizards, is running with beforehand for $24 through By ROBERT M. _PREsSER ., liberal studies: Entertain~ those same customers wh o 1he lights off. Customers are Ticketmaster. Editor Going to KISS/Smashing normally can do no wrong. provided with plastic pon- Halloween Horror Nights . , Celine Ohanians, 21 , Pumpkins Fog from dry-ice machines chos to prevent pneumonia ii is totally inappropriate for Kelly Murphy, 22, ,- .[ollmallsm: 1 camouflages zombies hid- lrom the cold water and anyone under the age of 17. broadcast joumalism: Going to a dance den right at your feet, who night air and the normally The scare potential is high . •NO plans L leap up with chain saws 1ypical float ride becomes and the images of violence --- Joey Mackeson,~. I psychology: I whirring in their hands and 1ense with the inability to are pervasive. Treat the rent -Bajg" Geris, 21, rM: Going en all Greek party chase you to the next hid · see what's coming. evening like a A-rated horror to - Going to Santa Mf>n at the Sigma Chi house - Bllid. to see all the1reaks Setting yourself on flN - Just den zombie. There are mazes for movie and nothing will over- whelm you. But if you like . , . ' r ' one of the many extraordinary The calmer ghouls will 'hose really adventurous Lulsa"Valdivla, 20, \ 8Clt during the ftnal casting call casually stroll up behind yo u folks who don't just want to your thrills to turn you pale. broadcast jQumaJlsm: for tho " HallowMn Horror and rest a bloody, fake bod- be scared, they want to be this event guarantees fear. Celebrate Friday lnSlllad of Julio Ortiz, 23, Nlghta 11; iless limb on your shoulder . iost too. Old-time heavy Halloween Horror Nights Saturday bee.?-JSe ot Work broadcast jciumalism: The frightmen are careful metal rockers KISS provide II continues Friday. ... ~ Taking .my nephews and never to actually touch th e th e concert venue while Saturday and Sunday from Elhan Fhlers, 21, ~ . ' nieces !rick or treating customers, probably "Chucky's Wedding Chapel" 7 p.m. to 1 a.m. Information: Going to the Sigma Chi party - and then going to a bar RlrnmMw Cltw Barlcer teeda a live worm to • hungry flUk. learned from scaring th e allows customers to interact (818) 622-3801 . Up closE ANd pERSONAl wirli Rob ZoMb-iE 'You cCLvitjucige Vt ~oak ~!d ~ts Manson and his bandmates cohorts (bassist Twiggy By CHRISTINA RADISH Ramirez, keyboardist By CHRISTINA RADISH He was recently singled out in next level up. There will be a StaffWriter can get past their ever-present Staff Writer a network TV special as a giant set with video screens Image and show they haw Madoma Wsyne Gacy, drum- musician who does the work and pyrotechnics. real talent mer Ginger Fish and guitarist of the delltl and, to top It off, he - How did ' you approach veryone's favorite anti- The first single, "The Dope Zim Zurn) have put together an Zombie has done it all. released his. first solo album your solo album differently Christ Is back. On his Show; uses drugs as a album that Is powerful from has defined horror called "Hellbilly Deluxe• on than the ·White Zombie Enew allum, "Mechanical metaphor for our society's start to finish. "Mechanical for the 19905, his Aug. 25. ,. albums? Animals; Marilyn Manson addiction to fame and celebrity, Animals" Is the first album band White Zombie has had Although Rob Zombie is RL: I Find thtae EMPLOYERS and JOB FAIR mott at Job Ftatival '981 Monday, November 2, 1998""" 20th Century, Air Force, American Fruit 10:00 a.m. - 1:00 p.m. Processors, Arthritis Foundation, Bank of America, CHP, California Microwave, CIGNA, Countrywide, Coca Cola, Dassault, Dreamworka, University Student Union Enterprise, El Entertainment, Elite Engineering, Enviroatafr, FDIC, FootAction, Ford Motor Credit, Full-Time Career Positioruz for Gallo Wine, GTE, IKEA, JPL, KTLA-TV, KTTV, Lab Support, Lear Astronics, Lerner New York, . Graduating Seniors Utton, Lockheed, LA County Health Services, LA Pan-Time j obs County Public Works, LA County Internahlpa, LAPD , LA Times, Marines, Mid Valley Youth Center, Internships & Volunteer Experiences . 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The O.ily Sl.Wlcht • CSUN • Thur>dq, October 29. 1998 • ll Students to watch Glenn's historic launch_ CAPE CANAVERAL (AP) is has really excited them." pay for the two-day trip. and then was named after the shuttle that they're coocerned about what to - Srudents from around t1lc Schools in Brevard County. gOI Georgia Sen. Max Oeland's exploded in 1986. tell their srudents in the event country will be watching John the area that includes Cape office to wheedle a scarce pass The ' ROTC at Atlanta's ~ Glenn's mission should fllil calJl- Glenn ·s rcrum to space Canaveral, are for the launch viewing site. said McNair High School will per- strophically. Thursday, with Alabama fifth. Margaret Harris, the Worth form an honor and color guard in "It's hard for me to watch a giving graders simulating their own dents the County Middle School teacher tribute to the astronauts, and all launch to this day," said Rose, shuttle flight. a Gcclc'g:ia group option SIU--of leading the group. srudents will watch or listen to who was a high school junior looking on from the launch site taking the day Eighth-grade science srudents the launch live, said Principal when the Challenger exploded. and Ottio srudeots gathering in off - as much in an attempt to at Chal~cr Middle School in Gloria Hardiman. The school .. I guess I'm handling !hat on an the gym of a school named for ease traffic congestion as to let Huntsville, Ala., will watch the was renamed in 1987 to honor if-I-need-to-deal-with-it buis. the astronaut ,. them watch the launch. launch on television and discuss Ronald McNair. an astronaut I'll prepare for some thiogJ to For many of ilie children. it is The excitement has been Glenn's role in space history. killed in the Challenger explo- say, but I'm just hoping and the first lime a space launch ha< building for several weeks at said Edith Pickens, assistant sion. praying. literally, that nothing generated this much excitement. John Glenn High School in New principal of the school. which All of the teachers said will happen." lo Columbus, Ga.. 26 stu- Concord, Ohio, where the sena- dents from Chalkville tor grew up. 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Head Coach Ron ball program good And it's all because of BY CHRIS SHAFFER American battle hrJ!'" in- Ponciano and his staff enough to upset Nonhcm one man, his staff and a Contributing Writer the middle of the"Pcrsian have mastered the unmas- Arizona at home, some- group of overachievers. You've gotta Gulf than caught wearing tcrablc: they have done thing that only an elite One man that kept bcliev- ha.ve 'em, so anything with the CSUN the equivalent to the few have accomplished in ing after they picked his why spend I've been at CSUN for logo on iL Clippers winning the the past five years, good team to finish a lowly more than you th ree years. and to tell Despite the recent NBA Championship. Bill enough to shock defend- seventh in the Big Sky ha.veto? At you the truth, before this losses, this year's football Clinton staying faithful to ing Big Sky champion conference. One man Shoppl•9.com year I had never been to a team has forced me ' ' E a s t c r n who gave a freshman youca.n buy football game, or cared to proudly swallow Washington, good quancrback a chance to your books that we had a football my words. l can enough to puni sh a play when no one else onllne a.nd save team. I was embarrassed now walk the strong Southern thought he could do it and up to 46%on 10 admit that I went to streets of Southern I laughed when Paul Utah squad and one man who brought his textbooks and CSUN. When my friends California wearing Babb SCI Id he thought good enough to team to the top of the Big up to 60%on asked me about our foot- a CSUN football break the hearts of Sky when nobody bestsellers .... ball program I would sud - sweatshirt Cif there WV half the state of believed it could be done. could pull over with no wa.1tlD.g denly change the subject. were any avail- 10.000 fGnS to oar Montana after the Ponciano and his play- I was one of those who able) without being ...tu IL.I Grizzlies lost to a crs have taught me that it said, "We have a football laughed at or ragg.~,. seagu r"\llrop- team that called is not the stadium, but the team?" or "Nobody cares embarrassed. . I ping Infested. poor itself the athletes who play in it. - ~ ' ~ about football at this have changed from -·COS .. for Cl high SChOOI Matadors Ponciano's players have - ~- school." a non-believer to a •• • The country done something special. .. :fuidwith all I laughed when Paul huge supporter, football stadium that knows us not as They have paved the road th.at money Bubb said he thought we and it's all thanks tVQ II h CSUN, but as a to the schools first ever you're going could pull over 10,000 to a group of lcids oar m CCI S ome. commuter school Big Sky championship to save, you can fans to our raggedy, seag- we call the Brady ' ' that was dcvastat- and playoff appearance, pick up any of ull-dropping infested. bunch. A group of cd in the so forget the Grizzlies, our poor c•cuse for a high kids that have put Nonhridge earth- Eagles. Hornets, BWbo&rdTOP school football stadium their bodies on the line so hi s wife. and Pee Wee quake, and was the brew- Bobcats. 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The Law Offices of Richard La Fianza 51.eppl•• Please call for a er. 818) 204-4141 .-.ccitr Tho Ooly 51.wdal • CSUN • Ocwber 29. 1998 • 16 Matadors expect,wild game with wildcats FootbaJI team la~ it aJI on the line against Weber State Saturday BY CHRIS SHAFFER conference leader Montana Contribudng Writer State and a win by either Jhc Matadors or the Wildcats would hree weeks ago it pre· put Jhc winning team back on viewed as a matchup top of the confcrcocc. be1wccn two of Jhc top After winning Jhc first five T in 1cams Division I-AA college games of ihe season and earning foo1ball . a.' both the CSUN nnd a No. 9 ranlcing. the Wildcats Weber State football teams have lost three in a row and fall · '">Od un1ouchable by oppo- en to No. 24. Of the first fi ve nent~ llut wh at wa.~ forcsc.cn reams Jhc Wildcats faced, only '" 11 pmsiblc Big Sky champi· one had a winning record. on,h1p match. has transformed The Wildcats offensc rests on inio .i fight to smy alive the shoulders of j unior running llw winner of Saturdny ' s back Morgun Welch. When l h~ Sky confcn:ncc matchup. Welch produces. the WildculS be tween the Matadors ond win. bul when he docsn 't, ihc FrM Safety Vito Clemente (29) preparea to catch 1 pa1& thrown to him by • fellow Matador. Wdx:r State \\'ildcats at StcwW1 Wildcats arc vulnerable . Welch S1ad1um. in Ogden. Utah. will is currently second in the Big Quarterback Chris Wal lace life in the las1 two weeks. bu1 fa ce the confcrencc·s top have: a chance 10 salvage their Slcy (163 yards per game). and leuds the passing attack th at the real test will be if receiver defense. The Wildcats o n l y~ ' "' ,c:"on. whi le the loser wi ll 5th in the country. He has strug· averages a mere 143.8 y.p.g. Aaron Arnold can make the big up an average of 251 y p ~ walk away with nothing to glcd in his last two games, putting them sevcnih in the con- plays he is known for. Brady 92.3 of which come th rou ~h 1hc ~how hu1 a few early season being held under 100 yards. ference. wa.< unable to hook up with air. The Wildcats also own " h.11 v 1 c 1 o nc ~ . "Yo,u1lave to n:spcct a run- , "We 're trying to make ihcm Arnold last week us Arnold fin · may be the league's best defen- ·"It'• a gut check. It's do or ning back lik.c Welch, but beat us with the pass," Clemente ishcd with onl y two catches for sive back in Scott Shield< die for both teams." CSUN free there's oo doubt in my mind our said. "When they have a good 35 yards. The Northridgc offen- Shields leads the conference >Ufe1y V1to Clemente said. "The defense will stop him. I don'1 running game they win." sive line played its best game of with five picks and ranks I 01h winner hus life. and the loser remember him being that great. The Matadors have struggled th e season la. Ballot Attracts Voters essage From t e By Kim Brener resident's Desk A.S. Review Writer ..... Diwid Phelps ccrtllinly knows the feeling of 111 close race. Ph elps. "Un11 cd S1udc n1 s.. candidate for the College of Social As your Associntcd Students 1>rcsidcnt. I conlinue to s trive an ne clfld.91 statisUcl a&a&e thll oaly fivic perccnr or the atude9I pop- u1.- 11 CalifC>nlia SCale Um_.,. Nonhrid&< pon;ci"""" la air> W ...UV.bes. I'm 90l P.s ID Uc ud prdc:Dd that I am a pen fivo-' pcn:cnt tA lttii lftklc.. ID O'lldl. I.none of~ Yu.I: ...._, u..i coes to my dasKs ud theft roes home. • So. when I WU Jiven \ht. assipmc:nt or writin& somcching .tJollC chc all aptri1 or home rormnt week I wu a bit rcscrvcd. Whal would I ftod out7 I really did bchc:vc lMl I would be aoina co• buncb of ao. icy UDda.,.ttcnded C'VCMt. I lboYJhl dut whatever spirit I would 6ed a. t1'1s campus wouSd be batf' beaned wbc:n it wu lhcrc at all. I reaJJy did believe 1h11 I would have 10 mtlc tomethin1 up or at the very tcasa embellish wtw I uw fn order 10 be able 10 write sometbin.S lhll wu po11t.ivt I was s,urpnted Home C'onuni cvenu lr. tckcd-otf on Monday with the bollfitt: that was hdd on lht cn1inccnn& fKld na.:1 10 lhc Ov1J.1 library Whcft I llriV'Cld. a bh blt I am rducuuu to Ddmit. I uw about five hundrod people ®ncinJ The: c: vcm Wa.\ ci:uered al'kl people wett 11vin1 away beads. and hall and muks 10 s1:11y true lO lhL\ yc:u 's lhcmc. Mala Gr:u.. Mardi Gns siyk Power 106 wu lhcrc givina • .,:a; T~ sh1ru . and rcprescall· uvcs from Pc~1 wett 11v1ng away dunU rm still not t.Ufc who was givtn, aw1y Che M&r:Ms though. When the oc.her tc.lm's mucot w:u 1m!6Cd 1n10 the firC' 1uw:m.b the end or 11. I was chttnng :alons, w11h everyone else In shun. I w:u surprised k> nnd OUl that somcdung Ille lhlS k1ually h:lppmcd ~my K'hool. TllC Ydl l..Jlr.e Hell rontt$1hdd1n the Matadclmc wn al'° l0mdh1ni; lO see. About ten cluh~ :U'kl cxgan 11 u1K>ni. ~r11 c 1p.tlcll 1n lhl\ e\'eni 1bc objcd was 10 11\Clutk the name of the homecoming theme :anJ the numc or'thc dub in a rhttr. :md then to g1t1her a 'Whok hunch of people •oacthcr to do it ID fnxu o( an aud11cv1um full of pcupk The 1.·h«f 1h.Jt rn.lly uood out for mr \lo'a\ 1hc one h) the Launu Bu .. 1ncu AllO('lllllon (LBAJ Men than f1lt)' of lhe:m imod up~ M:Tc:nnecJ ... Ban11 Nng choo C'hoo mun come on \SUN rcr, ll u our !lung A-whoop yc:uh . a·whoop yeah. wi:' re LBA we' re LHA. we're here lu p;my. we're bae to part)' ... Home ,·om1ng ·qg k1\ cdebratc. Mom1 Gr.u. Mardi Gm ...". LBA a.howed Ml much ipml lhal they won the 1998 Home Comtns Swecpstakn The aw~d '()C) 10 the cluh Of Of'£lnlUllOn each year that r------..c-::---::;, pante1JX1let. 1n the lllO'.lt cvc:ni~. Ql'KJ they partu.: 1p:ucd In every sin&lc "I'm jusl really happy 10 one. They stood ou1 even more however on Fnd~y dut1n1 the Mata represenl CSUN as lhe Gras P11f*X 1n the UPA apa11mrnu I s.uppos.c lhal the fact tbu they Homecoming 98 queen Wert the only or·gan1.u11on 10 dK>'W ur might hue been W'hal made and exciled that over them stand out. btu even 1f there 20 nu.1b they still would hllvc mack 1998 King Dion 1,500 students !urned out thcmselvc.\ known From lht° t'l ~ lr. ol thcu p1d.:·ur trud. lhcy threw Troupe and beads. Cllnd)'. 11nd ,·onlcm to I~ cruwtl th:1.1 :1.11c~C\I to vote," Leilani Lemle. the Tbc be~ pan u l 211 lhouJ:h \lo'll the a1; 1u~l home conung g~ As I Oue1!n Leilani "Queen," said. wu dnv1n1 to the ftdd. I happened 10 p.in the comer of N«doff and Lemle are tea- Zeb.ah and ~~w how the 1.1 1hc1 tc:;am h~ dcloccd our ~ 1 gn They had pul "I told them they weren·a their Khool coh1r\ in .\t11pc .1o on our lantlmurk I pcrwn:ally b«:unc ready. I not only came out lln&JY :ind w:u hoping lh:u the M:aI:klou ~oulJ M.lu:uh the Bobcats on lbc footb:l.11 (1dd o play; I came out 10 wan: The fact Uut we ktt.I didn 't detract myth1n1 from the apcrienec foe said the victorious "King· me. W1U::ing ur II Wll~ grcal to sec all of the people barbccumg ia the Dion Troupe. "I want to pukina lot. but wh:11 I w2!. mOil un prepared for was the fact lhll lhc thank the homecoming slallds wett p:aclr.cd. I h.;w,I 1rouble finding a place 10 sit It fell rood ndldates for making 1h 1s kx>t ll'OU.nd ind 5oe ao many pcopLc out thae IO r.uppon our &.cam. such a good eleciion." ODc: pen.on who I bchcvc hAd more iplfh than anyone out tha'c tUI day b the lady 1ha1 our school named "'Granny ... Ucr real name is Dotti ~------....,--' Hietz.. and &he 1s o.n alumnus from CSUN and ho.sn' t missed 1 ti.Dale homa:omina pmc ~nc:e 1966. A friend and I mcc her when wt wen WlbJ in &1shewas11v1n1 away candy lO -a11 her t.kh.. . bbu.a S&csn and 5CVcnl mcmbcn of Sigma Phi .Eps,iloP s.rrcatcd a1ooJ lhc p>nd wnds IO nlc up lhe crowd and show lhc pride lhll they have in our school Exh one of them had their J.hiru off o.nd paJnled on their chata were C. S. U, N. I, 1... rapcctivc:ly. Aller lhe pmc. myself. Miducl ICcoWO - All photos talcen by A.S. Review photograher Michael Kenworthy···- President's Message (Continues from page 1) I have 1raveled to campuses statewide that have such centers As with any slatclpany new 10 the poli tical process, "We and have received feedback from the s1udenu on those cam· The People" Is currently experiencing some growing pains. Aller initialy ~ng elected. I realized that a student leader puses as to how they feel the centers have positlvely affoct· However, there is no doubt in mind that any issues that may must ~w to lead. I did whatever I could to strcnglh· cd their student life. Such universities include UC San come up will be addressed and dealt with in a tlmcl~ en my leadership qualities in order 10 bcucr serve you, the Diego, UC Santa Barbara. San Diego Stale UnlvcBity, CSU ductivc manner. I have M eurcmc amount or p•ffon for students. I interned with the National Association of Latino Sacrmicnto and Cal Poly San Luis Obispo. Currently, only both my position and for the students whom I rcprcscnL I Elected Officials (NALEO) and traveled to Hooston to rcp- 10 percent of CSUN students utilize oor facilities. A new will never let controveBy. mudslingina. or any othcl dlstnc- .-nt CSUN at the largcsl natiotUJ annual gathering of recmational =tcr will improve upon thll figure. tion take my focus away from the studcnl body. I 1111 here to Latino elected and appointed officials. from there I went I have met with President Wilson. Athletic Dir«1or Paul serve the srudcnt body. That Is my focus. Thal is hy I was on to ln1em with U.S. Congressman Esteban Turrcs, funhcr Bubb, the Facilities Citing Commlncc and the community at elected. Thi! is why I do not always respond 1 attacks on cxp:inding my knowledge or what it takes 10 be a succes.sful lmge to lnvcstiglle the status of the footba!Usocccr stadium. my chanlctcr in the Daily Sundial or any other form of and affective leader. Neighbors want CSUN to look inlo an off-campus facility. mcdiL Thal is why I do not accept an)'lbing from my cabi· However, studcnU Wini the stadium on-ampus. Athlclica net the I rclUmcd to Los Angeles and inlcrncd II Aucmbly but I IOC. of their effort all or time. Spcalccr Antonio R. Villaraigosas' office. While lhcrc. I wants the CSUN students to pay for a ponion of the stadium Many or my cabinet members deserve an ell-rdinary expanded my knowledge on progmn development and inl· construction. After an intensive session or mcct.Jngs with amount or praise for their effons this semester. Director or tiation. helping to organize the third annual "Read Fair.'' a students Including the onlinc forum held two weeks ago, I Homecoming JJ. Jones and Assistant Dir«1or David Phelps projce1 that cnc:ounges parcnlS to read to their children. have determined that the llhlclic progmn should sect pri· should be pRiscd for their ootslanding ctron and rcsultina The event drew over 2.000 parents and children from the VIie and alumni moncwy support 10 completely fund the accomplishments as it relates to Mata-Gras. It was an event Echo Park area. Following lhat intern.ship, I traveled to stadium. The currently targeted location for construction is lhat accomplished exactly what this administra1ion SCI out to Lot C. The lack of student parking on campus concerns me. do - it brought different together in a positive envi· Socramcnto 10 lobby a State Assemblyman in favor of groups Proposition IA. a piece of legislatun: that calls for a $9.S The destruction of any OIH:alTlpus parking lot will simply ronmcnt. spreading divcnificatioo and undcntanding among billion school bond that coold be used to enrich education add to the parking headache that students al=dy face. As a students at CSUN. Dir«lorofCampus UfeTanya Jones has suucwide ($2.S billion of which will go to higher educa - result, I have suggested building the stadium by where the worked non-stop to guarantee that there arc continued activ- dormitory lowers used to exist near Lot T. ilies set up to enrich student life on campus. Director or tion). I then traveled 10 CSU Humbolt. where I represented CSUN at the California State S1udcnt Auociation (CSSA). I have also set the foundation for two progr11ns thal I feel finance Astrid Manincz has worked ellrcrnely ruud in I recommended that the CSSA officially take a favorable will expand upon the undcnlanding and involvement of SIU· response to the overwhelming demand for unalloellcd funds. position as it related to Proposition l A. dents at CSUN. The Diversity Incentive ProgDm (DIP) will Dir«1or of Elections Bobby Rogcn and Nimra Gardley did clubs and to job While lhc strcng1hcning my understanding of how to be encourage student organiiation.s interact with an outstanding with the recent elections, smoothly han- lhc best leader possible, vice-president Oscnr Garay was other organizations that they would not 1raditiorutlly come dling what many considered 10 be major crises including a in10 contact with on campus. 1bc four siudc:nt clubs or orga- last minute switch from ~ voting 10 live balloclng at lhc holding down the A.S. fort . continuing 10 meet with admin· i?.tr.U1on and s1udcn1s in an aucmpc to funhcr comprehend nizations that lead the: way in sclf-dh-crsification and inter· Oviatt Library. Due to a combination or a gn:at homecom- lhcir needs so th n1 we could address 1hem in the upcoming action with new groups on campus will evenly split a Sl.000 ing atmosphere and a rise in political campus awareness, ycnr. grant. The top two clubs or org1111i1.n1ions will be eligible to lhcsc elections resulted in incredible voter turnout -· over receive pnority status a.sit rcla1es to the rcccp 1/ . Joaquin Macias and aray Edltor-ln-Chid: Jose Israel Lemus Pbotop-apblc Editor: Michael Kenworthy Staff Writen: Kenneth Miller, Muriel Banares, Daniel de Saillcs. Kim Brener Graphic Artist: Tony Carlson William R. Fosler, General Manager, Associated Students Inc. --tD p - -A.a. ,,.. Olllm ASAElC lplllt ~~ .._._..... tf ..... - =====r== -':;&,~-= _,_. ------«T------@ 8ri-~u 'rf £..;../~ UN1VERSITYC A L I F 0 R N I A S TAT E 'U STUDENT N I V E R S I TY, N 0 UNIONRT H R I D G E Fall 1998 Skydancc Oct. 30 8:00pm Vutuosity meets vision as the six members of Skydance unite in original compositions ranging from rampaging I.. reels to haunting airs. 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StudenL< ,a{ ~Marcos choose be1ween taking a writing READERS·~ESPOND Let's clean up the image of CSUN A word from the chancellor cccnl infommtion distrib- The action taken Sunday by a un alumnus of CSUN, stralCS the level of their thinking. ted by the California small group of activist" within dic "d like to express my dis- This group of "Pike.<" docs little ffiacuity Association CFA - whose membership ust at cenain members more than 10 give the g:reck sys- (CFA) and printed in the press includes only 30 pe(l:Cnt of the ofN the g:reck sysrcm who were at tem and the university a negative warrants clarification. The Cal CSU faculty- is countcrproduc· the homecoming foolball game. If wv don't clvan image. Suue University is offering an tivc. Their curTCnt conLraCt pro- After a great day of visiting with ap the Image of I reaignizc that not all mem- average five percent salary hibits such conccned job action. old fnend•. we encountered a bers of the g:reck system act in increase for facully this year - I'm confident Ihm facully would gmup of rowdy "Pikes" in the this'' anlwrslty. It this manner. but Pi Kappa Alpha the same i ncreasc budgeted by not abandon their responsibility parl<1ng lot. This group of young will nvwr rvach should lake a loni, look at the con- the state for our faculty and 10 studcnL<. men were drunk. and underage, duct of its members. accepted by every other union Finally. CSU faculty ure dedi - a.' well us belligerent It appeared the heights that It's no wonder that the com- except one. By offering six per- carcd. expen rcachers and schol· il' though their main goal upon It strives for. munity has difficulty backing the cent nexi year, the CSU is ars. and it's unfortunate that u leaving the game was 10 find school when there; are groups like addressing the salary lag between small minority feels the need 10 \Omconc 10 fight with. and they this that clearlyloffend those of us our facully and those at compara- distriburc misleading infocmation pur>ucd this until they reached that are in attcntlance to show ble insti1utions. I have committed rather than concentrating their their goal They were throwing suppon for the university. in writing 10 close that gap over cffons at the bargaining mblc beer boltlcs, chasing after rcenage Many of the members were CSUN should investigate the the next three years. The CSU is worlcing 10 reach a boys 10 beat them up. and kicking using hand gestures tha1 imilaled behavior of this frarcmity and The other issue is rrerit pay. fair agreement and focus com- in uiil-lighL< of vehicles. gang signs, which funhcr demon- determine whether or no1 their COflllCnsatiOO should be ba~ at plcrcly on educnting studenL< conduct warrun~ funher discipli- least in p;st on performance. all The CFA should do the same. nary action. If we don't clean up other COfT1>'1'Uble in