Elsewhere The Madness of War Union Fr •• Stuff 1prI...... 1p...... Acclaimed director Terrence Malick crafts a Clinton turns the Spirit Night promises ...... gritty yet emotional tale (~f war in the heart of spotlight to the nation 's good basketball and lots WASHINGTON, D.C. - In a nature during the battle of Guadalcanal success, not his failures of other great goodies 4O-minute lecture, talk show host JelT)' Springer spoke to Hiatus, page 9 Opinion, page 4 Sports, page 16 students at George Washington University last Thursday about the media, the Clinton impeachment trial and the T H E u c 5 D right to privacy. Springer criti cized the media, saying that journalists are invading peo ple 's privacy. The talk show host also discussed how the impeachment of President Clinton is eroding the right to privacy, because he said that Kenneth Starr went too far in looking into the president's UC SAN DIEGO THURSDAY, JANUARY 21 , 1999 VOLUME 96, ISSUE 6 affairs. Springer also mocked his own show several times, saying "I've got the stupidest show on television, but you CAPTURING THE MOMENT Budget Proposal can'. be smart all the time. It 's an hour escape from what ails us." Reduces UC's - The Hatchet Ary .. M.. 1on Will Requested Funds Not UselmIC. MONEY: New governor Gray NEW HAVEN, Conn. - The Aryan Nation will no longer Davis announced his new proposal use the "Old Books" image that contains both good, bad news that adorns the opening page of Yale University's website. By Wendy Mock After a student told the univer Staff Writer sity's webmaster team in Go v. Gray Davis' inilial I99!) -20()() ~ tat e bud December that the Aryan get proposal conlains bOlh good and bad n \! w~ Nation's online "Literature for the Uni versity of California. The budget pro Archives" contained a copy of vides for a new higher education compact, hUI the image, the university ;tlso reduces requested funding. informed the Aryan webmaster The "compact" outlined is a multi year agree that the use of the image vio ment , providing the University of California with lated copyright laws. Yale and funding stability in exchange for the Uni versit y the Aryan Nation agreed to of California's promise to he accountable for II~ remove the image from its spending. The details of thi s compact have yet to website. The Aryan Nalion be specified. The budget proposa l also fund ~ a 3 was allegedly using the "Old percent enrollment growth , new initiati ves for Books" image to sell copies of professional development in the public schools the book 'The Hitler We Dave Lubltz/ Guardian PIIeto Expo: A reception was held Tuesday for "The Californios," a photographic and keeps syslemwide resident sludent fees level. Loved and Why." exhibit of a people in rural Baja. The work is by Extension professor Leland Foerster. Under the governor's proposal , the amount of - Yale Daily Nl'lVx money requested by and subsequentl y allocated to the University of California would be reduced hy Mor.Women ..... $50 million. The University of California request ed additional funds thi s year to cover cost increas ...... ,."... UCSD's Participation in es for current programs, salary increases and other MADISON, Wis. - The U.S. core needs. In addition to nOI allocating the Department of Education requested $50 million, Davis' hudget also di scon recently released a report stat Fusion Project Cut Short tinues more than $70 million in one time funding ing that the number of women provided in 1998-99 for deferred maintenance, seeking advanced degrees has RESEARCH: U,S, House of Representatives Subcommittee pul1ed instructional technology, equipment and libr.lrie ~. grown in recent years, while plug on International Thennonuclear Experimental Reactor plans UC Vice President for Budget Larry Hershman the number of men seeking the said that the full amount requested is needed to same has decreased. The report By ErIc ar.ce participate in the conslruction phase of the support the expected 3 percent in enrollment stated that although there are Senior Staff ~ter reaclor, which is expecled 10 take around ten growth, keep sludent fees level and fund growth in more college-age men than The United States has pulled the plug on years to complete. the university's basic program needs. women in the United States, involvement in an international research pro Ed Krenik, legislative director for Under the governor's budget proposal, 8.4 million women enrolled in ject for fusion power: Representative Rodney Frelinghuyesen of mandatory systemwide studenl fees for college in 1996, compared to For the last six years, 1992-1998, scientists New Jersey who is a subcommillee member, California residents are expected to remain the only 6.7 million men. The from the United States, the European Union said that Congress was hesitant to fund a pro same. As a result, 1999-2000 would mark the department's report also states (EU), the Russian Federation and Japan have ject that has no clear plan for construction. tifth consecutive year in which fee s have not that by 2007, there will be an been working together at centers on the UCSD ''The Department of Energy [who advocal been raised. However, the budget calls for a 10- even larger gap, with a project main campus and on Torrey Pines Road, as ed for ITER at the subcommillee hearings] percent increase in non-state resident tuition. ed 9.2 million women enrolled well as in Garching, Germany and Naka, was weak on explaining the extenl or the Included in the budget proposal is a $2.5 mil in college compared to only Japan, in the design phase of the experimental future of ITER," Krenik said. "Japan's govern lion initiative for the University California, (;om 6.9 million enrolled men. fusion reactor ITER, the International ment stated that it would not build major pro ing in the form of support for alcohol and sub - Bodgu Herald Thermonuclear Experimental Reactor. jects for the next three years. Europe waS stance abuse research. ITER began as an attempt to create a fusion unsure. The commillee did not feel contident An additional $13 million initiative has been Save Davel reactor that would take the next step in making with providing $50 million for a project that proposed to help improve public schools, focus fusion-generated electrical plants a viable may never get around to being built." ing on the development of programs designed to Mens' B-ball Friday at power source. The plan was divided into three Baker said he agreed that ITER members train public schoolteachers. One such program is 7 p.m, in RIMAe Arena phases: the design phase (currently being com did not know where the reactor would eventu a IS-month course for prospective teachers, lead Day 14 pleted), the I.:onstruction phase and the testing ally be built because of political and economic ing to a teaching credential and master's degree phase. The project relies on each member coun issues in both the Russian Federation and from the University of California. try's panicular expertise to complete ITER. Japan. However, he said the driving force of his Richard Atkinson, UC President, said that this Spoken ••• U.S. rI'ER Home Team Leader Charles commitment to the program revolves around money would enable public universities to Baker said that ITER, theoretically, would be the design phase's technological achievement. ensure the success of California's future. "In the six years of incomparably the greatest step in fusion power "In the six years of designing, ITER is a ''The governor's education initiatives provide designing, ITER is a - the power thai the sun and stars generate. technical success," Baker said. [the University of California] and CSU with the technical success. " The U.S. House of Representatives Baker said that the project was a major opportunity to [be] collaborative on an issue of Appropriation Subcommittee of Energy and accomplishment because it proved that inter critical importance to the state's future," -CMIIII .... Water said that the subcommittee has fulfilled national collaboration can be completed across u.s. ITER Home Team Leader Atkinson said. its responsibility to the prosram by funding the political and economic boundaries. See story at rICht A portion of the $2.57 billion budget for the design phase of ITER. So, in the 1999 fiscal The project will continue for the EU, the University of California will be added to the $9.9 Internet: www.ucMl.edu/lUnlan budget the subcommittee did not allot ITER Russian Federation and Japan it centers in million granted in 1998 for the development of E-mIII: ,..,~.edu the funds it requesced for the United Stales to See 1CtENCE, Page 3 See BUDGET, Page 3 Thursday. January 21. 1999 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Thunday. January 21. 1999 The UCSD Guardian NEWS 3
''The SSO million reduction from fiscal situation." BUDGET: the Regents' workload bucJcet and "We will work with the gover UCSD EVENTS LIFE IN HELL Some money will lhe 10SIi of one-time funding for nor Itl see if wc can real:h an agree fund UC Merced core needs would hun the universi ment on a more satisfal:tory fund Iy a great deal," Hershman said. ing level in the wntcxt of a new Co... LB ...... ' Brad Hayward, the senior public l:ompact:' Hershman added. Thursday University of California Merced. information representative for the Funding for the UniversilY of Price Center Movie Series: Modulations Despite the S50 million reduc University of California Oflil:e. California ha.~ steadily gune up tion in requested funds. the pm ~id that there is still a lot of work over recenl years. In 199H-99 Ihere This siunning collage of visuals. inlervi ~ ws and live performanl:e posed 1999-2000 budgel allocates 10 be oone hefore a final budget is was an uvcrall 15 percenl inl:rease cx plore ~ Ihe energy and innovations of ravc l:ulture. This movie will be ,howing al 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. in the Price Center Theater. Admission for S46 million more to UC than what approved. in funding from I 997-9!l. wa.~ allocated under the 19IJK-99 "We believe in the goverrHlr ' ~ This year's hudgcl proposal i~ Sludcnh is $2. budget - a 1.8 percent increase. commitment to the education in shaped in the conlexi of slower However. even with the California." Hayward said. "We ewnomic growth in California Friday im:rease in funding. the University knuw that il is carlyon in Ihe and projeclions of a $1 !lillion of California administrators say the process and that there are on-going stale budget detkit under l:urrcnl Sports: Men's Basketball hudget may not be sullic.:ient to negotiations. There will be changes slale spending policies. A final The Trilons will play UC Santa Cruz al 7 p.m. in the RIMAC Arena. wver the l:ost of increased cnroll 10 the budget proposal as the state 11J91J-2()(X) hudgct is expel:ted by Admission for students is free . For more information. call 534-4211 . mc:nt and program expansions. gcts a better understandi ng of the July I. TID Music: Violin Recital Violinist Janos Ncgyesy will perform works on the solo violin at 8 p.m. domestil:ally," Krenik said. "We ent hydrogen isotopes: deuterium, in Ihc Mandeville Ccnler Recital Hall. Admission is $6 for students. For SCIENCE: are looking tor alternatives to the which is found in fresh and ~ea more informalion, call 534-3229. Other countries will lokamak design [of which ITER is water. and tritium. which dOW Mtlmr.qer On Jan. 28, the UCSD School of Medicine is host Caucasian applicants Increased by 3,075 to 12,985, a 2 boxes of clear FnishLook disposables. 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The lineup was filled out when, after one of the band's first gigs, Tracy Hackney. who Exotic & 'Brilliantly Theatrical Dance had worked in a bike shop with Bobby Bare Jr., followed the fledgling musical group and told Bobby Bare Jr. how the new band •••••••••••••••••••••••••• made him want to turn back to his guitar. - - Bobby Bare Jr. suggested instead that Hack· -• - L,I~ Cal • Fish - NOTES FROM THE ney play the dulcimer at the band's next • - UNDERGROUND practice. If nothing else. Bare Jr.'s contribu· -• 99¢ Taco tion to the music world will be proof that it • Chinese Dance Co. --Starring' Bare Jr. is possible to run a dulcimer through a dis· tortion pedal. In fact, a good 50 percent of January 23 . ~aturday By Nick Sliva what sounds like a guitar solo is actually c5pm . Mandeville Auditorium Staff Writer Hackney on dulcimer. ~tudent~ 'tl3 . Faculty(~taff(~r. ~15 . GA. ~I& So, to make a short story long, one after· Prior to its lirst full·length album. Boo· noon I was in my editor's oflice begging for Tal', the band recorded a 15·song live EP, LA JOlLA VILLAGE 5QUARE fW:IFIC &EACH a CD to review. He grew tired of my whin· which was only available in and · around NoI>eI Dr"", a~ H'9hw"Y 5 Gamet I\ve. & Lamon~ 5t 270-FINS 274-FINS The, 'Robat & ~onia l-4amburga Family ing and threw an album called BO/l ·Tay my Nashville and at Bare Jr. shows, and is now Endowment Chamba Mu!:ic ~ie,!: way by a lillie Tennessee band called Bare no longer in print. Jr. At the tim!! I had no idea that it was the Bare Jr.'s sound, itself, is uniquely album Lhat would forever change the way I Nashville. Bare Jr. is so country·western ~------, looked at new music. that their liner notes reek of livestock. With Emerson I am not sure whether it's a result or reac· a dulcimer in the lineup. and influences tion to today's horribly stagnant musical envi· ranging from Korn to country to 1960s gut· ~ : String Quartet. ronment that makes me, for the most pan, ter punk bands, Bare Jr.'s sound isn't any· ente.tto.tn.ment : indifferent Lo every band. In fact , I've become thing that really lits into one particular • Courtesy of Mene Wallace/ 20th Century Fox 2q . desensitized to, apathetic toward and genre. It most closely resembles something Keele (left to right) Ben Chaplin. John Cusack and Jim Caviezel play Bell, Gaff and January Friday absolutely unmoved by nearly every band Witt of Charlie company who are sent to destroy a well·guarded enemy bunker. c5pm . Mandeville Auditorium along the lines of Tom Petty's Heartbreakers whose CD I am asked to review, whose single brutally beaten down with a fat country· ~tudent~ 'tIOadv. or ~5door . G.A. t22 *~e l I hear on the radio, or whose video I see on western stick and hung from the punk rock "The Only Constant ;s Change"______.... ., MTV - with the exception of those bands tree to be picked aL by the alterna·rock vul· THE THIN RED LINE that are disgustingly bad, and the rare gem BUY ·SELL -TRADE World Music from Quebec tures. CD·S·LP·S·CASSETTES (619) 287·9500 that is so good that it comes along and Beyond the music, the band's most strik. Ten-ence Malick delivers an unforgettable epiC about VIDEOS-CD ROM-VINTAGE STEREO Fax: (619) 287-9583 absolutely robs me of my faculties. ing feature is Bobby Bare Jr.'s lyrics. The Email: [email protected] Maybe it is just as well that absolutely no lyrics are direct and honest, not to mention the horrors committed on the island of Guadalcanal 6130 f I Cl)"" Blvd· S.UI DIego CA 921 15 LA BOlTlr1E one knows what I'm talking about when I dripping with sarcasm. It's almost as if By Dave Yen mention the band Bare Jr. in conversation. Bobby has had his tongue surgically gOllen factor. War not only tears at the fabric Staff Writer OriginaliLy is pretty much looked down on by allached Lo the interior of his cheek. Behind of humanity, but also at the environment. the the large music promoters around today. In the sarcastic facade, however, the lyrics of War is a terrible thing. It is a civilization's wildlife and preservation. all Qf which are ------~ SOURIANTE last reson to establish peace when all that fact, I am thoroughly convinced that when the band examine the complexity of human completely and tOLally undeserving of being exists is madness. Yet, war itself is madness. 011 ANY: February 20 . ~aturday truly original bands do make it in one of Lhese emotion. While the lyrics are, for the most trapped in man's bailie to inflict death and :1 How do you fight insanity with insanity'! Ter· c5pm . Price Center 'Ballroom venues, it's no more than just a grand mistake pan, focused on Bobby Bare Jr.'s failed rela· destruction. : /0 .SHOE: rence Malick explores this and many other ~tudent~ 'tl2 . Faculty(~taff(~r. ~15 . GA. tl7 or a sick joke. tionships or bad luck in love, they also deal "The Thin Red Line" is a captivating film themes in 'The Thin Red Line." an excellent, Bare Jr. was formed by Bobby Bare Jr., the with subject matter spanning from teenage because it is char.u:ter driven with sensational : PURCHASE: son of country·westem musician Bobby Bare. suicide to elderly neglect. thought-provoking film about an army imagery. The soldiers are human. They make squadron's attempts to secure a Japanese : Not valid with any other discount or promolion. Exp. 2121/99. U~I3A~ : Traditional African Music Hailing from Nashville. Tennessee, Bobby Since the release of Buo·Tay. Bare Jr. mistakes and misinterpret orders. They coop· stronghold during World War II. Bare Jr. was nominated along with his dad for have been touring around the East and crate to achieve a goal and attain a sense of a Grammy Award in 1974 at Lh~ age of seven. Southeast regions of the United States. From its crisp. suspense· tiled battle scenes security each of them lost a long time ago. • I to its reflective. almost surreal ponrolyal of only to be beaten out by the Pointer Sisters. While Bare Jr. isn't known for its wide 1'01· In addition, the photography is incredihle. • Renaissance Towne Centre I Atrica1'l Aside from Bobby Bare Jr.'s lifelong brave, yet vulnerable !iOldiers. ''The Thin Red Imagine never·ending green fields, blowing in lowing, Boo·ray has been received well by • 8915 Towne Centre Dr. (Off La Jolla Village Dr.) 450·3662 ATliLETf I exposure to music, and his early brush with critics, and the album's first single, "You Line" delivers an epic of immense proponion. the wind, tempting man to explore nature's a film that transcends the genre of typical war fame , there. is nothing terribly glamorous or Blew Me orr' was released in select area.~ on wonders and serenity. Yet advancement is • NIKE • UICS • BROOKS • NEW BALANCE • and much more: movies and does something few movies do Treubadours extraordinary about Bare Jr.'s early days. Jan. 8. The band also garnered a spot in the fraught with peril. for while the future appears nowadays: It allows the audience to form its The band began its collective life together in background of new movie release "Varsity calm and peaceful, danger lurks around each r------._------February 26 . Friday much the same way ' nearly all other- bands own conclusions. hush. Somewhere out there is an enemy just c5pm . Mandeville Auditorium Blues," though they did not have a spot on do - us a group of friends selling out to the soundtrack. The tilm is boosted by a stellar cast of vet· as scared as you, but also just as willing to end PERSONALS in the Guardian are FREE! ~tudent~ 'tl2 . Faculty(~taff(~r. tl5 . GA. ~17 eran actors as well as talented newcomers. conquer the world with music. With Boo·ray causing reviewers every· your life as you are to end his. How do you toke advantage? Fill out your Personal (20 words or less, pl-:clSe) ~n~ turn Sean Penn heads the list as a skeptical The idea was originally conceived by where to sigh in relief, Bare Jr. have found This film is not the only. one 10 tackle the it into the Guardian office, in the Student Center above the Grove. We Will put It In the sergeant who linds no sense in panicipating in bassist Dean Tomasek and drummer Keith themselves perched on the verge of breaking horrors of World War II. Steven Spielberg'S next available issue! (Mon . issue Deadline: Thurs. 3pm; Thurs. Deadline: Mon . 3 pm . The, I-4de,n Edi!:on Lecture, ~rie,!; pre,!:en~ war. He is the stabilizing force, the lone voice Brogdon in 1996. Both Tomasek and Brog· into mainstream success. "Saving Private Ryan," released in July. oflers Author of "The, Engli!;h of reason in an otherwise disrupting group, a more gruesome and Commercialized view of Nick Nolte is a handful as the army gener the institution of war itself. al who views war in terms of costs and bene· "Ryan" is a good bet to capture numerous lits. Thinking in terms of his own promising Oscars come March, thanks to movie·god }\\icoael future. Nolte's character harbors little thought Tom Hanks and a stroAg box office. but 'The about sending courageous men to their deaths. Thin Red Line" is a superior lilm on many ------As a' counter·balance, Elias Koteas plays a fronts. It is more insightful because it oIlers • Ondaatje lawyer-turned squad captain who is burdened reasons for why war is devastating. by his tremendous responsibilities and by the In "Saving Private Ryan," the message is March 17 . Wednesday dilemma of whether a single man should be a that war is .bad, and the evidence for this sup· 7pm . Price Cntr. 'Ballroom.' Free. sacrifice for a single advantage. position is illustrated by the brutal manner in Woody Harrelson. George Clooney. John which soldiers are killed. Spielberg is out to Ne,w Film!: from Around the, World Cusack and John Trolvolta also appear in shock the world, by presenting a no· holds· ridiculously small roles designed to pitch the barred look at the realities of war. movie's viability. Malick not only captures this realism, but $Ilrt Bi¢gC§> -frtt'l Still, despite the all·star ensemble. the he examines it through the eyes of war's par· breakthrough performance of the lilm is given ticipants. His characters change throughout ------~_:_~_, Would you like to by newcomer Jim Caviezel, who shines as the lilm through their own self·exploration. surfboards, bodyboards film r.~·gtiYal (99 Witt, the idealistic soldier thlough whose eyes Spielberg's characters change due to the wetsuits, swimsuits advertise in our All films Son Diego premieres! Over 18 feature films the lilm is seen. clothing, skateboards course of events. Plus, Malick is subtle snorkle gear, and more plus a night of animation & a night of short subject films. Witt is able to survive not just due to while Spielberg is showy. There is a differ· 'HURSDAY February thru June experience, but because he sees war from ence. COUPONS? ~erie~ Pa~~e~ : GA. 't65 . 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"AJdIouab we did DOt play ClXlremely for Ihe UCSD swi mming and div- Mark Latronica also was a 1'be UCSD NPY well todey. it ... FocI enouah to beat • ing squad Juring ils Irip north lasl NCAA'S' qualifier in the 100 back- '- came out on pretty JOOd CaITech fbam," Head Coach weekend. In IWO easy stroke, with a time of 52:93. .top in aD intellle O'Hara aaid foUowing the Sport: Basketball You ...... 17 points .... billie wi&b nm Illeel,. Ihe Triton, crushed "Most guys are look- 12 ..... ~ 11 _ ..lItH _w pme. Podon: Center UC Sanla CI1.II. ing to qualify at Col.... : Thurgood ...... Dldw.... CalTecb lut The victory OYer Carfech and San ISWIMMING •••• conference," Marshall JourbHt? Sllurday. recordin,a was.1eapc pme, which Franci,w State. Latronica said. Y.ar: Senior That was the best I've played ",32-27win. . Jives the team the assur- AJditionally. In Ih~ 400 Against San FranciM;o, Five millUlel into ance that it was per· Greg Lanthier's Major: Political Science at UCSD. It was a really good HOOPS ROUNDUP individual lll eJh:y, Triton Ihe Tritons lOok lirst place in performance because I don't the pme. CalToch fonnin, as • defend Who needs the NBA? II's been 'kinda refreshing not having those whining millionaires on TV. Atthls ,wiml1ler Kell y Byrne swam away every event. It was a greal overall WIuIt· ..... best ...... 1Ibout think people knew I could actual lOOk a 7.() lead ewer ing championship point, who caresl!! The good news IS that the focus thiS season has been on college hoops. And, NCAA with the leam's lirsl nalional quali - performance, and the final Sl:Orc this ...... UCSD. UCSO's poor lamlbould. action has not disappointed! There have been plenty of great games featuring the top squads from around so ,.,., ly play. People would say, 'Aww the country. fying time this year. for the UCSD women was III to The best thing is delinitdy he got four or live hoards and IICIdiRs IIId def_ However, But, HEY! II you want to see some great basketball you don't have to any lurther than the RIMAC Arena "Overall , Ithe teaml exceeded 76, while the men registered a 116 Ihat we're wining. We have a that's all he could do.' Ied CamIch to • 14-3 according 10 where your 16-2 Tritons have put together one of the best seasons in UCSD Basketball history! II you want my expectations," Head Coach to 73 win. chance to go to the NCAA load. The UCSO team. Coach Troy to play some great hoops, UCSD has the answer for that too . tntramural Basketball. It's easy to see that this campus is nuts about basketball. Oh, and one last note before you check the rankings for your team, Scott McGihon said. ''They were "After hell week, we practiced Tournament. That's something WIuIt do JOU tIIInk .-.out IbM scorod • try, IIId Meyer said. the able to get up and swim no mailer on a lot of speed work," Latronica DImm '"Wolfman" Garb team stiD has much would you come out to the game tomorrow nigh!!?! I guarantee you'll have a good time and if you come out we didn't have last season. tile RU .. BUDDY ... cIIIb? and bring a couple of friends we might be able to get Dave off the roof ...... what the cin.: umstances were." said. "I think that reflected a lot on added ·. coawnion to cut to wort 10 do in order to regain the form The fan club is great. Those Ranlcltnmlrlcord (I. of Jan, 20) Comment UCSD swam righl by Ihe Slugs, our performance. As a whole, the You •• In JOIIF fInt , .. 011 are my guys. They always said if earrech's lead to 14-10. that it cIitplayed aI the end of last season. with the women taking first place team stepped up our performance." "80000" Duenas contributed to the 1Ien"AAA .... t-. WII, ...... 't JOU I ever played on the team, they - ..... w.... I Hand of God 2-() Defending champs lost their hear! and soul in all bUI two events, and the men The UCSD divers also did team's cotnebacIt oIfon with • brilliant .v. ....,.....,.? would corne out to every game 2 Prime r1m8 Players 1·0 Dickie Vwould love these guys ~ laking firsl in all but four. Byrne, exceptionally well in their meet When I carne to UCSD, I and support me. They said they Courtesy of UCSD Athletics riPt side usaull of the Carfoch defease. 3 DSP H) Big showdown WI1h PTP Feb 10 alkr swimming Ihe 400 individual against Santa Cruz. Men 's and Counuey Geigle closed oul the auac:k with 4 Sweaty Ball Sacks I'() Should blow through an easy league retired from baskethall. I sat were going to have a fan club,'but Ar. UCID ,...... to 5 Reservoir Dogs 0-1 Early setback wWI just lire 'em up, look out! laiIw~1 medley in an incredihk time of women's diving won both the I around here for three years and I I didn't believe them. But they've "10. Doe" tills ,....., -' the ensuing try - giving UCSO • 15-14 4:]3:76, is on her way to nationals. lien', AA meter and the 3-meter board com started to miss it after awhile. I been there every home game, SpIrIt NICM? edge. ...-".... '11 t MaWmen 2'() Making all \he deliveries so tar Following close behind her petitions. In the 3-meter competi missed practice, I missed play gelling worse and worse every I really hope so. Actually, I PeDalties piqued UCSD in the begin 2 Nears Mom .1-0 She would be proud of these mislrts were four other Tritons, 'all of tion, Mall MacDonald qualilied for Iling of the nexl half, resulting in JI&&L ,. 3 Ken's Team 1-0 'Gona respect an 83-39 opener (nice name ... ) ing, I missed the fans. Well, I still time. I think it's a dimension this really think we arc. I've noticed 4 Terrorists 1-0 ThrOWIng in bombs trom everywhere whom swam NCAA 'B ' qualifying nationals. Heather Willey and miss'the fans. school has been missing in ath that people really do know about CalTech's reclaiming of the lead, 17·IS, UCSO's ski and snowboard team looks 5 Zarrow's Nightmares I'() Keeping Dave warm and sweaty al night times: Amanda Gurnee in the 200 Melissa Azeredo also both quali letics. it. [We'vel got to get the people Geigle then scored his second try of the to lake ~ many other Southern California Men', A freestyle, Rebecca Arnold in the lied on the I-meter board. You ..... two tIIr•• p ...... OUt there - 2,100 people l'or a day when he became free up the right side. schools this weekend on June Mountain, I Who's Your Daddy 2·0 'Gunna win a burich only giving up 35 a game 100 breaststroke, Linda Monroe in Both the men's and women's Penaltica, along with more deficient tack· 2 JOe 1·0 BUIlding on last year's successes Intlle,...... How do ,OU tIIInk tills ... team that's 16-2'! That's not too Check 'em out while you can - will slumble soon the 100 bn:aststroke and 400 indi teams are preparing for this week 3 Little Btt of Infamy 1·0 lat...... l. WIll, ....·t ... wIII...., much to a~k. ling, once l8ain cost UCSO the lead. 4 CT Squad 2-0 Held a team to 13 points in a 40 minule game, y,kesl vidual medley and Sarah Brainard end's Division ill Challenge. If their Moot I think we have the ability and CalTccb sCoRd • penalty kick and wn· Ranked second.. in the NSSA Collegiate 5 Ihfamous No-Can 2·0 No chemiStry, no shooters, no 0, no lI)anks ...... 'OU tbr...... in the 100 butterfly. recent victories are any indication, often? the talent to win the national ...... tile wont ...... vertcd • try off UCSD mishaps. division, the UCSD surf team is in con· Men'. SolO Ind Under The Tritons have can qualify for the Tritons will cootinue to dominate. I have always been a good Later. Garb added. conversion and the tenIion to lake this year's crown, Both I Voftron 2-0 Does everyone fit under the tape? ~e ' lI see championship, but first we have ...... TrItDII ... 2 Striders 2-0 Wi. meet. I on Sunday at 6pm nationals throughoul the Pacilic The competition will begin with ICOI'eboanI was tied, LOck forward shooter, hut I'm also a prelly to get to the NCAA Tournament. ....? 27-27, meo'.1IId women', individual titles are at 3 Big Richards 1·0 You know whatlhey say about guys thin brag .. .. Coast Swim Conference an unsl.:ored section; allowing four good rehounder. Sornehody's got Ooce we get there. who knows Prohably dealing with Ken "PreIIy Thny" Amerio shot across the aoel stake. The team will feel aI home aI Ihis 4 Merton Hank's Neck Another featured malchup on Sunday aga,nsl • 3 5 Corned Beef & Rice ()'2 Try a new recipe Championship, and say they arc swimmers from each team to com to take care of the dirty work what can happen, Grosse when he puts how many line for tho pme-winning try, giving woekeod', contest down on La Jolla . hopefulthat the past weekend was pete. Events begin at 6 p.m.• 1'01- underneath. turnovers you had up on the UCSO a 32-27 advantage with just under Shores. Coed only the beginning of many quali I Sonies 2-0 Just kilWng everyone on SUI.Jay at 3pm • lowed by a scored section, in Our team has plenty of three n.t...... ~ board, Yep, the worst thing about ten minUICI remaining in the pme, The fying times. 2 Worthless 1-0 Don't sell yourselves short which only one swimmer from point shooters, anyway. They ...'tlt? being a Triton athlete is definite 3 N.W.O. 1·0 Won't make it through \he season Without a loss "We should have no problem eal.:h team is allowed to compete. don't need my additional - but No, you can quote me on that. ly putting up with Ken Grosse's 4 Clippers ()'I MII/ht beat their NBA namesakes qualifying a full team this year," Spirit Night. 5 At-YAWe're Old! Yes you are - Should have Iosl your opener I "I hope to estahlish some season considerable three-point Hell yeah, we're going to win it jokes. SPIRIT: Raffle adds senior swimmer Jenny Irwin said. al bests and some more NCAA stan "Having tbe mc:n's basketball coach un the W_', shooting ability. all. And that's the holtom line. - Inteniew br ....e Qordon this The UCSD team can take a max- just another reason to roof is an added bonus." Lakin said. I SOCCA Girls 2-0 Trust me, WIll chanye dards at this meet." McGihon said. . 2 Geria1rics I-I ShouId.see them on top in the en(j ~------______-J As if the live college competition and come to Spirit Night 3 Tulips 2-0 Blooming al the right time "Save Dave" weren't enough, the folks at the 4 Teletubbies I· t How do you dribble wHhoutfingers? c.tIlt•• d ...... 11 athletic deparftnent have upped the ante with 5 Blue Footed Goobers ()'I Their name is solid, their play ?717? program. a little nlme they'd like t() call tbe "Studeni Much of UCSD and its surrounding com Arpreciation Raffle." The nlme is tentative munities have caught Dillon-fever. Members IY'licheduled to boast over 15 prizes, includ ALL-CAMPUS ftNNIS DOUIUS CHAMPIONSHIPS of the women's basketball team have support ing a Raleigh Mountain Bike, a custom I"'\" Sat.-Sull. January 30-3/, /999 (9anr-3pm), North CalliI'll.\' ed his eff'orts with mounds of baked goods; Daewoo skateboard, a plethora of on-campus t~ Te""is Courts the athletic departmc:nt has posted tlyers and Triton Plus account gift certilicates, encouraging the student hody and faculty to ~ Entry FH: One CIn New Tennl. Ball, (Penn or Witson) movie tickets, restaurant gift certilicates, Dlvllion.: Mani. Doubte., Womenls Double., Mixed Doubles "Save Dave"; and the media have run profiles Power Bar bags and the list goes on and on. Award.: Dlvllion Chlmpions and television broadcasts ~ighlighting And if the college competition. the "Save Format: Double-Participation Dillon's cause, Furthermore, even corporate Dave" campaign and "Student Appreciation All cIoublea team. will be gUlranteed two consecutive ... etches on Saturday (Jan. 30). America has caughl on. UCSD athletic spon Rame" aren't enough, there are still the ath Qualifiers will advance to the champion·ship rounds on Sunday morning. Length of each match is sors - US Airways, Islands and Doubletree letic department's promotional events at half appro •. one hour (10-game Pro-Sets) Hotel Del Mar - will all kick in goodies if time, where lucky fans can win anything from More Info and Toumament Sign-ups are currently be held at the Intramural Sports Front Desk al RIMAC (4th Floor) between 10am-5pm, Mon·Fri. the current attendance record of 2,125 is bro~ a BJ's pizza. roundtrip airfare on US Airways, ;oumaments sign-ups conctude Friday, Jan 29 at 2pm. ken. and even la fully equipped 191)9 Da.:w()() Teams that sign-up may call 534-3716 between 3-5pm on Fri. Jan 29 to confirm that actual start ~ .. Lakin said that the "Save Dave" campaign Leganza sedan. time for their first match. has hrought more allention to this year's Oh yeah, there 's also a basket hall game " TUM SPORTS AVALANCHI SIT TO SLIDI progress continues, great things can he UCSO Intramural Sports is currenlly completing arrange· VOLLEYBALL: expected of the Tritons this season . ments for an exciting new addition to its Winter Quarter Spe· In spite of their growing success, the cial Events Schedule with its new Team Sports Ava lanche Tritons hang with Trojans Competition, set for Saturday, February 20, 1999. but lose in four games Tritons are hungry for more. Although their The Team Sports Avalanche Competition has been de· here victory in game one of the match against signed to test UCSD 1M Sports participants In a spectrum of ContIna.d"...... 11 the Trojans was rewarding, the Tritons arc regularly programmed team sports activities. The unique tw,st In spite of the tough loss. Head Coach Jon still holding out for Mount Pacilic vic\O- . of this competition, however, will lie in the event's duration. The competition will begin and end on the same day and Will Stevenson said he was pleased with the nes. encompass seven different team sports activities. team's perl'ormaoce, "We made dumh mistakes in the later Aside from the day·long competitive events, UCSD Intra· "I am real happy with our play ih general." games," Hite said. "If we play the way we mural Sports will also host competitors at lunch and barbecue Technical Full-Time and Internship Interviews on Feb. 18 & 19 Slevenson said. "Winning a game in the should, we definitely can and should beat a dinner activities. At the end of the day commemorative T· Mount Pacific [Sports Federation I is a big team like Ihis." Shirts for all team members will be provided in addition 10 the Registered students may submit resumes to the Career Services Center until January 31. awarding of excallent prizes lor the top finishing teams. hurdle 10 get over." After an exhausting stretch of four tough The competitive format will be sequence\l in three differ· To register, check out the Career Services Center website at www-csc.ucsd.edu/csc/beta.htm. It is possible that Stevenson, a first-year road matches in 10 days, UCSD linally has its ent phases to include: Take a look at www.microsoft.com/college/jobs.htm for all job descriptions, position locations, coach at UCSD and a former player t'or UC home opener this Saturday against Cal State 1) MornIng Prelim Competition In Buketball, Volleyball, and Softball (9am-12noon) Santa Barhara as well as the Professional Nor,hridge. Because the Tritons have hcen 2) Afternoon Qualification Competition In Soccer, .nnertube Wllerpolo Ind Roor Hockey qualifications to interview, interviewing tips and much more. Beach Volleyball Tour, doesn't know just how playing in hostile territory throughout the 3) Champlonlhlp Round Ga_ In Rag Footbalt (.pprox, 430-S3Opm) big an accomplishmenl his team achieved on season. returning home should give them ia Teem Size limn is 10 players per team with the expectation that all team members would contribute Tuesday night. much needed lift. Although Cal State SIgnificant playing time in aft competnive events ( a maximum of seven d,fferent contests). The 199K-9' men's volleyball learn Northridge is ranked in the top 20 nationally, Specific event scheduling, rules, information, and team sign· up forms are currently available at the Intramural Fron. Desk at RIMAC (4" Aoor) between the hours of 10am·5pm, Monday-thru·Friday. Don'l already has the same numbrr of game wins in the Tritons have an opportunity to win if they delay in organizing your squad, the competnion will be open to only the lirst 8 teams to submit entries. the Mount Pacific Federation that last year's can put up an elTort like they did in game one team earned for the enlire season. If this against the Trojans, GraphiCS by John Barller 16 SPORTS ...... The UCSD Guardian Thursday, January 21, 1999 ,..o-a...... ", ..... ,.. .." .. • IIAC"'-.. Af*y., 7"... " .... full, I ",..... - SpOrts GuyS PORTS The Coach Travis Hill Gut-Man Comes to Dave's Rescue Last nigh!. a blinding light sp lit the San Diego ~ky - it wa~ IGHT a shiny impression of, yes, a By John Maynard Spirit Nights have always come keg! II was the Coal:h signal! Sports Editor with high stakes. Eal:h year's win Come to RIMAe at 7 p.m. on That wuld only mean one thing: If you've passed by the various ner gelS 10 hold bragging righls over the Cuardiall SPOri S ~el:tion had residential halls this past week, yuu Ihe other four colleges for an enlire Friday to {(Save Dave," support an emergenl:Y that only a super might huve nOlked something dif year as the greatest l:ollege on l:am your college, see a great Triton hero like the gut could handle! feren!. Lining otherwise hlank win pus, Though pas I years have heen As I trudged into the oflil:t! dows and harren posts were yards important, this year's Spirit Nighl is basketball game and try to win (the onl:c- trusty Coal:h-Illobilc of hlue and gold saran wrap. mi Ics monumental. hel:ausc Ihis year, wa\ looted hy an unidcntilied. of streamers and gallons of pain!. some guy's house is on the line. loads and loads offree stuff hut soon 10 be killed. an:h So why all this 111I.:SS'1 It 's all This "soml.! guy" is Assislant enemy). they informed Ille oj heen donI.! in preparilli on for Men 's Basketball Coach Dav.: their dilemma. tomorrow 's Spirit Night. In ~a,e Dillon. who has vowed 10 live in if Appure ntly. there i~ a hrave you 'vc never been to the annual 'leOl atop RIMAC Ar.:na unlil the man who ha~ exi lcd hilmclf 10 extravaganza. Spiril Night i, an allendanc.: rel:ord is broken. Di lion the roof of RIMAC An:na. evening where all live l:olleges l:un has gi'ven up his comfy hell and Il1lmediutely I said. "Damn l w me together for a fri.:ndly (and coLY home as a sacrilil:c 10 both He \ got no rcfrigeralOr or tele sO I11.:times not- 'o-friendly) night the men 's haskethall teillTI and viS ion . How i\ this poor M1UI of wmpetition, with Ihe main UCSD athlelics alike . Dillon ~ur\lvrng'! I've got to do sOl11e events taking place during Ihe says he wants not only more sup thing . Anythingl But whar!" Illen ', basketball game, port for the men's haskelhall They also IOld me thalit was "Spirit Night is thc biggest leam, whidl is off to its hest slart raining and Icss thun 40 degrees event Muir's Residenlial Counl:il in school history, but also out then.:. will put on this quarter," Muir to raise awareness of "But how's he supposcd to Re,idential Life Advisor Amy UCSD 's slrong alhlcti~ Waldl 'SpO ri SCe nh!r' and cat Lakin said, "Everybody\ eXl:ited See SPIRIT, Page 15 Hot Pocke\:.T' I asked them . ahuut it. We 've been gelling "Don't you sec') He MUST he posters up . putting saran wrap all resl:ucd." over the windows and have heen "Of wurse you idiot:' they pUlling up balloons all throughout said III un"on. "Why do you Muir all week long :' think we l:alh::d you'! Only 'a !,.'U t Mui r College has reasons 10 he oj yo ur mythil: propOrlions exdled. It has taken home the per l:oul d possibly have t\1c where (l.:tual Spirit Nighl Trophy for the wit hal to save Dave:' past three years. Then they !Old me thai th.: Though Muir College has won on ly way to rl.SWC this Dillon by wnsiderable margins in past cha racter was for UCSD to ·years. Lakin said that she's nol break the mcn's busketball making any predil:tions for this allcndanl:e rel:ord ut RIMAe. year 's outl:ome. Quil:kly, I recalled the number "We'd like to keep the tradition to beat : 2. 125 . There is not a going, bUI it 's going to be a light Single hit of Triton SPOriS infor this year," Lakin said. "People arc mation that can gct around my going 10 be out to get us this year," rotund IUmmy, Lakin also said thai the Muir I rel:alled the schedule of our Residential Life Council has been incredibly SUl:l:cssful Triton hoop pUlling on events in the Muir Quad stars, and rculized that Spirit all week long, in order to strike up Night is this Friday at 7 p.m. interest in this year's Spirit Night. Wow. I though!. That is a very tall order. Thc pcople at UCSD arc quite famous for knowing a lot of O-C hem, but arc equally as famous for being the last sou Is on thc damn plan Tritons take TrOjans to Four et who don 't know who Mkhael Jordan is, let alone that UCSD ALMOST: UCSD takes first game but eventually falls to No. 11 USC has an athletic program, So how do I reach these peo By Bill Burg.r date, Ihe Tritons took Ihe first game 15-6 a'nd 15-1. The Trojans were ple '! How do I somehow l:om Senior Staff Writer against the heavily favored Trojans munil:ate to a group of students helped by UCSD's serving errors For those of you who complain before falling in the next four, 11- in games two and three. who do nothing but study'! Who ' . about UCSD playing a Division IJI 15. 15-6, 15-1, 15-9, uln the tirst game we came out ...... the hell do these people think ... schedule. feel free to check out In the first' game, the Tritons UClDwUCIC they are? and played the way that we should Saturday night's men's volleyball came out firing on all cylinders...... : Friday, 7 p.m. I schemed that I would go to be playing," starter Zack Hite said. game. After taking on No. 5 Leaving the serving woes of the ''Then we started hilling serves out ...... : RIMAC Arena the library and make a big Pepperdine University in their Hawaii malches behind them, the Coet: Students, Freel scene, maybe run through the in the next two games and we lost Mountain Pacific Sports Tritons were able to dominate play because of it." WIIr: study areas with nothing on but Federation opener, the Tritons trav from beginning to end, showing 1.) The Tritons are 16-2 a tlyer for the game, But Ihen I In the fourth game, the Tritons 2.) It's Spirit Night eled 10 Hawaii to take on the that they are a competitive member couldn't find the library because were able to partially correct their 3.) It's college hoops nation's No.3 team, the University of the Mountain Pacific Sports Free stuff win I never study. Oh well, on 10 errors and put up a strong defense. 4.) to. of Hawaii Rainbows. As if that Federation. The 15-11 score does 5.) You can ·Save Dave" Plan B. Unfortunately, the Trojans were wasn't enough, the Tritons then not demonstrate how high the 6.) Yo' momma said to go So I wrote a tremendously too resilient, and UCSD eventually went to Los Angeles last Tuesday Tritons' level of play really was. fell, 15-9. 7.) We'll be there funny column l:haslising every 8.) Chicks will ~ig you to challenge the University of. The Trojans, however, were The loss brings UCSD's record 10 9.) Dudes will like you one and telling them go to the Southern California Trojans, who able to recover quickly, turning up to 1-4 with an 0-4 record in their 10.) It's UCSD, what the game. And who knows, il just are ranked II th in the nation. their level of play in the next two might work ... division. hell else do you have to do? In . their best performance to games and taking the Tritons out, See VOLLIY8ALI., page 15