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UC SAN DIEGO MONDAY, MAY 19, 2003 VOLUME 109, ISS E 15 SUN GOD TURNS OF AGE Fee ref Sun God brightens UCSD passes; Concert tumout ~ draws crowd high By JESSICA KRUSKAMP Senior Staff Writer Quarterly The 21st annual Sun od festival began at 10 a.m. with increase of activity, food and information booths scattered throughout campus. It concluded with a con­ $39 approved cert ar RIMAC Field thar drew nearly 15,000 students. "This year was pretty excel­ By MARNnTE FEDERIS lent," A.S. Festival Co-coordina­ Staff Writer tor Alex Kushner said. "Relative to other years, it attracted about The S39 fee referendum for the expan­ 3,000 on average." sion and renovation of the Concert doors opened at 5 and Student Center passed 54 percent ro 44 percent. The voting period last week p.m. when Beston and the HaM HsulGuonfon Kitchen warmed up a smaU crowd brought 6,415 students, 28.9 percent of from the newly introduced side -No Control": Bad ReligIOn frontman Greg Graffin and bassist Jay Bendey play to a crCM'd of nearly 15,000 UCSO the student body, to the polls. stage. Srudents started flowing in students at RIMAC field on May 16; Bad ReligJOn co-headlined the evening of music of the 21 st annual . "I'm more pleased that students came steadily at 7 p.m. when Latin beat out to vote than any result that could have group Kinky took the stage. gy because it was the best erup astic stage presence and inter­ "UCSD is a great school, and happened," said A.S. President Jeremy Natives of TIjuana, Mex., Kinky you could have had," said Earl pretive dancer continued to draw any party we get invited to we Paul Gallagher. "This week has been has been touring through Europe Warren College sophomore a crowd throughout its show. like to play," Levin said. "If I incredible, first the protest, counter­ and Asia for the pa t year and Jorge errano. Even the bands had a good send out the vibe to people, they protest and Sun God itself. The Price loyal funs heartily welcomed them As soon as Kinky wrapped up time at un God, as White Starr dig it, and they want to come out Center has been packed with student back during the 4O-minute ser. their show, rock band White lead vocalist her Levin was and party too." activism and student involvement." "Kinky got the crowd mov­ Starr immediately began its set sporred wandering around the The re u1ts of the Price Center and ing, and it was such a great ener- on the econd stage. An enthusi- RIMA Field. See CONCERT, Page 7 Student Center Expan ion Referendum will now be forwarded to Vice Chancellor of tudent Affairs Joseph W. Watson and then to the office of Chancellor Robert . Dynes. The referendum will also go to the University of California Office of the Festivities attract students Pre ident for final approval. \Vhen rhe approval processes are completed, a 30- throughout Sun God day year bond can be issued for construction to begin. By NEIL SPEARS "We figured that a lot of peo­ A Building Advi ory Committee, com­ Staff Writer pic are annoyed with us because prised of two-thirds ~tlJ(lents and J stu­ we bother them so much about dent co-chair, WIll also be formedome Against the backdrop of J pledging, ~ said Erica Kernlani, time next year to oversee planning, dC~lgn Pri ce Center fountain filled with CalPIR coordinator for and construction of the expansIOn. Other bubble and a cape-wearing, hunger and homelcssness. "Thi members of the board will also IIlclude becr-holdll1g un ,od, thou­ I a way to get back at u ." professional such as architect and COll­ sands of student nocked to ultural food was available rractors a well as representau\,e from Price enter, Library Walk and from many srudent organizations. university deparunent 'uch a ampu un ,od Lawn on hy 16 to A Korean barbecue and Chinese Planning and Phy ical Planning to ensure take part in the daytime festivi­ and Turkish food were being that any building will be up to code. tie of the un ,od fe tival. erved, among other types of fare. "I am exrremely ecstatic," aid From 10 a.m. until 4 p.m., The Kaibigang Pilipino booth University Centers dVlsory Board Chm vendors and student organiza­ advertised its food offerings with and member of the "Vote Yes" campaign Tyler Huff/Guardian tions gathered under white tents tudents wearing costumes James Lynch. "['m 0 proud that the tu­ water, please: A member of the UCSD scuba club dISplays hiS prowess In the ready to entertain, erve food and resembling eggrolls, fried and dents of UC D aw the importance ,1I1d Pnce Center fountain amidst the surrounding festMoes of daytime Sun God. recruit prospective members. fresh lumpia, and fried bananas. saw the need and made the right decision." "It's my fir t year, so I'm total­ While cans of oda were old The fee referendum was a proce that ly blown away that UCSD could at many b oths, the Inter­ began about one year ago with the do something like thIS," said College Residents' Association University enters E:(pansion Ta k Force. Anthony Vu, an Earl Warren served root beer from a small keg. U TF first drafted and propo eJ the WEATHER SPOKEN SURF ollege student. "\t' awe orne." "We can't get beer. The next referendum wording to rite . . oun~" ~...; n Sunod Lawn, a spinning best thing is root beer in a keg," and the raduatc Student SOCIJtlOIl. - ~. J~ REPORT gyro seat, bounce house and aid T heresa Vogel, I RA Once approval callie through, the ~...... rr lt' the only day I /1 M.. y 19 bungee run added to a ca rniv-al national re idcnce hall honorary UCETF also launched an mform.llIoll v>\oo SW 10 W 10 kt 30n phere. chair. "It attracts people because Mly19 MlylO UC Dcomes campaign to educate student on the Wnd waves 1 h. (X less Irreverence was a common itisa keg." H70L58 H71157 expansion and ellcourage them to vote. alive, right here. " Swell SW3 h. themc in many booths. Entertainment included per­ "By the fact that almost 0 percent of .( u~ For one dollar, students could formances from many rudent the tud nt population vored on thiS mat­ t:;, ~. - Hanan Jammal, M.ylO throw a water balloon at a Igma groups on a tage in Price enter. ter, whJch i a ignificantly large turnout (t " (t Earl Wanen College v>\oo W 10 kl Alpha Epsilon fraternity brouler Tne Pep Ban I, Juggling lub, for this ca mpu ,a ures me that thiS IS In Mlyll Mlyn Woo w~~. 1 h. (X less or lalUlch a pIC Jt the fa e of a sophomore Swell SW 3 h. H n l57 Hnl alPIRG member. See SUN GOD. Page 7 See REFERENDUM. Page 7 MONDAY, MAY 19,2003 THE UCSD GUARDIAN NEWS 3 2 NEW THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY, MAY 19,2003 Undergrads showcase research UCSA members ejected BRIEFLY ETCETERA ••• Conference recognizes student achievement from Regents meeting By THOMAS NEELEY Johnson, Velma Montoya, AJredo Bill Gates to speak at UCSD by the Department of Energy to put the Rice n' Vice by kenrick 1 ByJUNMA research and college academia." conference helped expose them Terrazas and Tom Sayles as well as national laboratory, which has been under Organizers also hope that the Senior Staff Writer AS Senior Staff Writer to a broader range of topics relat­ Student Regent Dexter student forum on May 27 the University of California's control for 60 SMOOCHES FROM GIRLS, SIMPlY BY conference provided a dynamic ed to their field . Members of the public, including Ligot-Gordon and Student Rege nt­ years, up for bid. ASKING THEM TO POSE FOR ME WHILE A host of sfildents, faculty and and vital link for students pursu­ "Instead of focusing solely on students affiliated with the Designate Matthew Murray to hear Bill Gates, chairman and chief software Nanos has formerly served as comman­ I t>RAW THEM. I'M THIS GENERATION'S administrators gathered at the ing a career in research and gave the one thing we're researching, University of California Student the rest of their remarks. architect of Microsoft Corp., will present "The der of the Naval Sea Systems Command and 550., UCSD Faculty Club on May 17 some experience in terms of pre­ we are also exposed to and can Association, were asked to leave the UC Spokesman Trey Davis said MagiC of Software In the Digital Decade" at of the Navy's strategic nuclear program for the 16th annual senting facts obtained in learn about other specialized May 14 UC Board of Regents meet­ that even though not all studen ts 12:45 p.m. on May 27 in Pnce Center before serving as principal deputy associate Undergraduate Research research to the academic com­ areas that we may not have been ing held in San Francisco following were able to relay their comments at Ballroom. director for Los Alamos Threat Reduction Conference. The event was the munity. aware of before," said Michael the public comment period after the meeting, the Regents are aware Gates will also hold an informal conversa­ Directorate. first of three symposiums made "Every student should come Tolleth, a senior audience members began to raJly and of student issues. tion With Chancellor Robert C Dynes and Nanos spent nearly a decade in the possible by Academic away from this with a feeling of majoring in chemical physics. speak out of turn after the allotted "Ir's not as if the only time the Larry Smarr, the Harry E. Gruber professor of Navy's strategic weapons program, in which Enrichment Program and the confidence," said Loren C. Many of the undergraduates time for the period expired. students get input is in that 20- computer sCience and engll1eering at the he was responsible for all U.S. and U.K. Office of Student Affairs. Thompson, assistant vice chan­ attending the conference feel Representatives from UCSA, minute public comment period at the UCSD Jacobs School of Engineering and submarine-launched ballistic miSSiles and The other two are the cellor of student educational that the experience of presenting including UCSA Chair and UCSD start of the meetings," Davis said. founding director of the California Inslltute for re-entry systems. Then, as commander of Faculty/Mentor Research advancement. "Having faculty their findings to experts in their student Stephen Klass, came to the "Ir 's an ongoing dialogue that occurs Telecommul1lcalions and Information the Naval Sea Systems Command, he spent Conference later this month and and fellow peers involved in dis­ fields was the most rewarding public comment period to address throughout the year." Technology A questIOn and answer session the past four years being responsible for the Summer Research cllssions of their topics is a ges­ part. possible student fee increases as well According to Davis, students and Will follow. the deSign, development. repair and sup­ onfcrence in Augu st. ture of support from the univer­ "This conference has helped as the need for the creation of a stu ­ members of the publi c are allowed to In hiS remarks, Gates will predict that by port of all Navy ships and their weapons SHE DIDN'T SLAP ME. Conference organizers invited sity for undergraduate research me reevaluate my research and dent advisory board to address a fee contact Regents through any other the end of thiS decade - a time he calls the systems. I THINK I CAN PUT 89 undergraduate students to as a whole." explain it in simpler terms for increase. number of means. Additionally, HER ON THE LIST. Digital Decade - computing technology will Atkanson plans to present to the board conduct presentations and papers The day began with guest people who are not familiar with KJass said many students hoped speakers are invited to submit the become so inexpenSive, powerful and ubiq­ an Item approving anos' appoantment at , on their research topics for fellow speakers, including Chancellor my topic," said Olga Gaidarenko, to address their concerns regarding written entirety of their remarks. UitouS that It Will be seamlessly woven into he earliest pOSSible date. anos' appoant­ students and moderating profes­ Robert C. Dynes, followed by a a Thurgood Marshall College the fee increase in front of the Guidelines for the public com­ he fabnc of our sOCiety. Gates also Will ment Will be subJed to approval by the sors in a collection of I J round ­ series of presentations and dis­ sophomore majoring in molecu­ Regents, and those students became ment period generally allow for three descnbe he ongoing role of research as I Board of Regents and the Department of table discussions. cllssions that lasted for the lar biology. "It's a wonderful upset when the opportunity to speak minutes to be provided to each dnves Innovation In academia and Industry. Energy. Each student was nominated remainder of the day. experience and definitely not expired. speaker and for three individuals or In addition to hiS Involvpment with com­ by a member of the UCSD facul ­ Many of the student presen­ something that you can get in the "Because it was such a con­ more to combine their time fo r seven puters and software. Gates IS Interested 111 Administrators lined up ty as showing excellence in the ters felt a combination of excite­ classroom." tentious issue, people were getting minutes of in pu t. biotechnology He SitS on the board of ICOS, fields they study. Professors of all ment and nerves. For most of Administrators on hand very heated," KJass said . "They Davis defended the decision to a company tha speCializes In protein-based for dunk tank fundraiser majors were invited to submit them, it was their first time pre­ expressed their beliefs that the wanted to get their voices heard and end the public comment period after and small-molecule herapeutlcs, and he IS recommendations. Majors on senting their research to profes­ strength of a research university this is the only capacity at the meet­ the first extension. an Investor In a number of other biotechnol­ Students will have a chance to dunk hand ranged from biological sc i­ sors. is to allow undergraduate stu­ ing where people are allowed to "It's JUSt not fair to everybody else ogy companies. UCSD administrators as part of a fund-raiser ences to anthropology and topics "I t's good to see the teachers dents to get their first experience make comments." to suddenly hijack a meeting that has Dynes, a phYSICist and an expert on semi­ for student scholarships sponsored by the ranged from Advances in pre ent during our speeches,· in resea rch and to learn what the The public comment period, 10 or IS items for one single item," conductors and superconductors, IS active In UCSD Student Foundation. The even~ "Make Bioengineering to Explorations said Jackson Wong, an Eleanor creative process entails. They whi ch was origi nally allocated 20 Davis said. the national SCIentifiC arena and chairs the a Splash for Scholarships," will feature a dunk in World History. Ro sevelt College student. hoped that this conference minutes in the agenda, was extended Klass said of the meeting overall abonal Research Council's Board of PhYSICS tank on Library Walk on May 21 With Vice "The purpose of UCSD's "Everyone here has the same helped expo e students to that an additional 10 minutes by Regents that he felt the Regents "understood and Astronomy. Chancellors Joseph W Watson and James LIGHTS It SIRENS annual research conference is to goal to learn and that puts every­ process. Chair John Moores. Despite the where UCSA was coming from" and As director of Cal-(1T)2, Smarr brings Langley alongside deans, provosts and recognize the outstanding schol­ one on th e sa me level. The fa cul­ "I hope that every researcher extension, three speakers still were that despite being asked to leave the together more than 200 UCSD and UC IMne Residential Life staff from all six colleges. An arly work produced by our ty members are here to learn here experiences that flame of unable to deliver their comments and meeting, UCSA was able to get their faculty With over 50 industnal partners to appearance from Chancellor Robert C Dynes undergraduates," said conference about these topics just as we are, creative excitement that I experi­ began to chant. message across. research the future development of the IS also scheduled. Monday, May 12 5:50 p.m.: Officers detamed a 20-year-old coordinator Darlene almon. and in that respect, we can con­ enced as a student researcher and The Regents meeting was tem­ "Some believe (the public com­ In erne Prior to JOlnll1g UCSD In 2000, RaiSed funds will go towards student II a.m.: tudent reported a burglary to a female student at Marshall Apartments for "We hope to stimulate additional sider them our peer . Knowing still experience as a profes ional," porarily recessed and police ordered ment periodlls the only way that stu­ Smarr served as founding director of the scholarships for the 2003-D4 academiC year. sliver 1999 Mercury Cougar in Lor 359. Loss: bei ng drunk in publac. Tra llspomd to Dttox. Interaction between students and that relieves some of the pres ure Chancellor Dynes aid. "I hope all members of the public to leave the dents can get their voices heard, but a lonal Center for Supercomputing For a complete schedule of administrators $254 6 p.m: Staff member reported the theft of fa cul ty at the research level and when we're pre cnting OUf topics that it will carry them and drive gallery. Students reassembled and in a lot of ways being kicked out was Applications at the University of illinOIS. VIsit http://studentfoundotlon.ucsd.edu or 11: 11 a.m.: Officer report a domestic a green EZ60 golf cart from the eiscl encourage undergraduates to to them." them in the future to be focused rallied outside and were met with by a success an helping the cause," KJas contact Brandon Freeman at violence Incident in Lot 206. Library loading dock. RrcOV(1'td at ROlllld Tobit pursue degrees and ca reers in Other students feel that th e on creati ng new knowledge." Regents Gayle Binion, Odessa said. Atkinson recommends [email protected]. 11 :52 a.m .: A 15 -year-old male nonaffiJi­ RtrTDllram. Nanos as LANL director ate arrested for theft at the bookstOre. 6: p.m.: Officers detained a 20-year-old CCC presents AII-Peop'e's RdfaStd to f(Dcht1: female student at RIMAC for bemg drunk in 4:22 p.m.: Staff member reported a bur­ public. TrallSpomd to Dttox. University of Califomia PreSident Richard Recognition Ceremony i~~ UNIVERSITY CENTERS WEEK EIGHT glary at Center for 10lecular Genetics. Loss: 6:04 p.m.: A 20-year-old male rudent C. Atkmson announced at the May 15 meet­ $2,JOO. suffered a head injury after fi ghting in Lot Ing of he UC Board of Regents hiS In entaon The UCSD Cross·Cultural Center Will hold 357 . Transp011ttl to Dftox. to appaln curren In enm director 0 Los an AlI·People·s Recogmtaon Ceremony on Tue day, May 13 6:45 p.m.: fficers arre ted a 22-year-old Alamos allonal Labora ory George P ·Pete" May 22 at 5 p.m. 0 recognize students, staff, 11 : 16 a.m.: Student reported the theft of male student at RL\lAC for being drunk in !\Janos to he poSition of permanen director faculty and commUnity members hat have a red Raleigh M20 B21 mountain bike from pllbhc and for po.sc.sion of less than I ounce of the labora ory. hel ped promo e diverSity at UCSD, as well as Galbraith Ilall. Loss: $200. of manjuana. TrallspOl1fd to Dno.r. Nanos has served as Intenm director fea ture vanous entertainment A screening of 12:57 p.m.: Staffmembcr reported burglary 6:50 p.m.: Officer, detained a 23-year-o ld sance January, wh'?n At nson made sweep­ a CCC documentary crea ed by current at the SIXth ColJege bwldang 96 . Lars: $1,000. male student at RIMA for bean!:\, drunk in Ing reforms 0 the laboratory's admlnlstra· Intems Will also be featured. 3:54 p.m.: Staff member reported the publi C. TI'01IJPOrtfd to Detox. lon, follOWing findings of mlsmanagemen For more InformatJon call (858) 534- theft of a gold 1999 Ford F250 truck from 7 p.m.: fficers detaaned a 27-year-old that have led to the recen announcemen 9689 or e-mail [email protected]. Lot 103 . Loss: $12,000. nonaffilaate at RL\1AC for being drunk In public. Trtmspomd to Duox. Wednesday, May 14 7 p.m.: Officers detained a 19 -yca r-old Pamela Fruge 9:06 a.m.: fficers arre~ted a 22-year-old female tudent at Fire'ldc Lounge f~r beang Michael Foulks fcmale student in Lot 309 for rrususc of a drunk III publa c. 'l1o/l)po/ud to Dnox. handicapped placard. Cltrd lind rt/~astd. 7:25 p.m.: fficer detamed J 19-),ear-old Mike Martin!Z Advertisinc Art DIrector Josh Crouse Editor in Chief 10:42 a.m.: Staff member reponed the malc student at Alulr Apartments for beang IIu5ineu AsIImnts theft of a laptOp computer at tean Clanic drunk an publac. Transported to Dt/ox. Lauren I. coartney MIIIICinC Editors Emil!e Schumer, Shira Stanton Research. Lon: $/,500 7:26 p.m.: A 20-year-old mlciellt ~uffercd Charti! Tran 2:38 p.m .: fficers detalllcd a 41-year-old alcohol pOisoning at RIMA . '1hlllspolud ro MAmN STORREN AdvertIsinc Assistant fcmale nonam l3tc at cnter Iiall for beang a Mather Martin Copy Editors Kim belly Hopkinson 1'''017ltOIl Ilospltal by paramtdICS. Grant Schrader danger to herself and others. Transpomd to 7:45 p.m.: Officers detained an I B-year­ MON, MAY 19 - 7pm NItwoIt Mail...,., County Mrnroilitairh . old male student at RIMAC for bel/lg drunk Mcl.iughlin Evan NewsEcrdor TIU!Xiong 3:20 p.m_ : taff member reported bur­ in publi C. TrallSported to OttoX'. Espresso aoma @ PC glary at York J lall. Loss: $1,200. GaelieFaure AsIociIte News Editor Adwrtisinc DesIp lind Uyout 8 p.m.: Officers detained a 2 I -year-old male student at RL\1AC for being drunk in Caire J. Vannette OpInIon Editor Nick Silva, Evan Scheingross TIlUrsday, May 15 pubhc. Tronsporttd to Dttox. Jessic.1 Linsel AsIociIte OpinIon Editon Clrculltion 10: 14 a.m.: Student reported the theft of a 9 p.m.: Officers arres ted 3 20-year-old Dani!! watts Nic.k Archer, Kim Hopkinson, Jonn Healey light blue ,\1urray p<~ 0111'6 neN5M>'l' or> lIlY bm\ ~ fCll1ale \tudem Jt RJ lAC for bcang drunk an 01 " pdIt IS 102 . LOSf.· $8,000. Karla DeVries Futures Editors \I'IholI' wcto.a ~ maty ~'!d C publal. 7i'ollsporwl/o Daox. 2003. 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Tht prevent the sale of plutonium to the highly enriched uranium pro­ mere prohibition of nuclear weapons Wall Strur Journal reports that while other groups? As Ashton Carter, a gram, to which the North Korean sales. *lnt.rnltion.1 Un4.rgrtdllltts .r. co".r.4 Ify the CS HIP pl.n. For more information regardi"9 USHIP please come into the Student Health Insurance Office or call us at (858) 822- 5981. To access brochure information By MELANIE HOHLFELD, Senior Staff Writer go to www.renoissonce-inc.com. 6 OPINION THE UCSD GUARDIAN MONDAY. MAY 19.2003 MONDAY. MAY 19. 2003 THE UCSD GUARDIAN NEW 7 Letter: Vote China and u.s. mishandle SARS outbreak Concert: Bad Religion, Mas Def perform will enhance By EVELYN HSIEH have originated even seems natural funny making light of a disease? In continued from page I Staff Writer from the Chinese to become a bit Asian countries where whole cities Students had plenty of other life at UCSD pro v inc e wary when a friend are shut down and economies suf­ venues to expel their un God spir­ By now, the acronym SARS is Guangdong as fresh from fer, not to mention the increasing it. A gauntlet of enormolls inflat­ well known throughout the country early as November Singapore or number of deaths, joking about able slides and climbing walls occu­ in the future and around the world. The deadly 2002, but govern­ Hong Kong feels such a thing could not possibly pied approximately one quaner of pneumonia-like disease has become ment officials unwell. The resul­ conjure a smile. It seems as if get­ the field and many stood in long continued from page 5 a daily news item, sadly, each day downplayed or tant catch-22 puts ting SARS would even be a fun lines to jump on trampolines or right direction to create the type bringing new cases and new fatali­ covered up the the masses in a event here. "Oh, you're sick? whirl around in carnival rides. of student life that many of us ties in Asian countries and else­ increasing number tough position. Maybe you have SARS!" has been Some students, however, took it lament. where. In addition, the disease has of cases as ro not WORLD While it's perfectly heard more than enough. upon themselves to stage their own To quote the mono of the YES! crippled the tourism industries and sully the country's rational to flinch Of course, amidst tense and entertainment. campaign, "Students wanted it, consequently, whole economies of image. Even recently, CNN when a person of Asian descent, paranoid times, an injection of sit­ sophomore Jessica Venturi and students created it, students vote several Asian countries. reponed Chinese censorship of its recently arrived or not, so much as uation-related humor can be Warren senior Candice Jackman for it." Thank you UCSD; your The University of California, coverage, criticizing the govern­ sneezes, it's also quite unreasonable understood, but is not at all neces­ orchestrated an impromptu vote means a lot to all of us who toO, has felt the brunt of the out­ ment's cover-ups and improper to eye every Asian with suspicion. sary. SARS jokes sometimes seem wrestling match, attracting much worked on our campaign and will break. Students were recalled from handling that may have exacerbat­ Afrer all , documented cases within to have almost become a daily cheering and many spectators. surely mean a lot ro future CSD srudy abroad programs, numerous ed the outbreak in Asia. Human the United States are still few, espe­ excuse for a si lence breaker or "The match was just in the spir­ students as well. trips have been cancelled and even error, pride in the form of saving cially compared with overseas fig­ conversation insertion. If any­ it of Sun God, and next time we some foreign students have been face in an arguably still-backward ures. In addition. the World Health thing, it is disappointing to hear plan to take bers," Jackman said. - Anuparn Shome prevented from enrolling. This country and continued denial Organization has expressed hope in people fling around SARS like a "This is definitely the best Sun Hana H9J/Guordian Earl WI7TTm Colltgf snllor minor upheaval at the collegiate depict the problems of China's the increasingly favorable condi­ catch phrase. Nobody is going to God I've been to becallse everyone Infected: A crowd of students watches Bad Religion perform on the main stage level does not hold a candle ro the government - one that is already tions in Canada and other places. make fun of a cancer patient by is partying." at RIMAe field ; Mos Del followed, clOSing the evening of Sun God festivities. constant fear and paranoia that known for oppression, human Like any possibly panic-inducing gossiping about her chemothera­ Headliners Bad Religion and must be infiltrating Asian nations rights violations and other less situation, the SARS outhreak is ripe py-thinned hair. SARS victims Mas Def drew the largest crowds to Bad Religion vocalist Greg their show by calling out, "UCSD, Complete. and even heavily Asian communi­ than savory allegations. A country for accusations and injustices in the would probably not appreciate the main stage near the end of the Graffin quipped during his orne on come to me." The crowd listened, ties outside of the continent. supposedly on track to become a midst of paranoia. momentary amusement at their night. Ilostess Bianca Daly, who stage, calling UCSD "better than and Crown City Rockers warmed was running between the main and C superpower is still being hindered If paranoia is somewhat justi­ expense either. overrated Berkeley," the "scholarly osmetlC & Amidst the tense atmosphere, the up the hip-hop fans for Mos Def, situation shows a variety of prob­ by its own mistakes. fied, and if cover-ups and poor The SARS situation sprung side stages in order to introduce UC campus." but a school that the final act of the night. lems with society that have little to Within both the epicenter and handling are unfortunate but onto the world scene so suddenly each act, was enthUSiastic about the "still can't compare to UCLA." "Overall, the night was a huge do with disease and medicine. the outskirts of the epidemic, para­ understandable, insensitivity is and quickly it awakened our fears night. Even those comments could not succe s with the second stage and Restorative Besides showing the vulnerability noia has continually manifested pretty much inexcusable. Yet how that have been conjured through­ "We really couldn't have asked deter the audience from cheering smooth transitions," Kushner said. of populations to mysterious dis­ itself. News agencies routinely many times have SARS jokes and out the ages by the Black Plague, for a better night because the bands Bad Religion through its hour and "We had non-stop music until Dentistry eases, the Severe Acute Respiratory report increasing quarantines in comments been exchanged by smallpox and even influenza. and students were awesome," she fifteen minute set. I I :30 p.m., and the only thing we Syndrome outbreak is a case study outbreak areas - CNN even post­ humor-searching friends? Of Unfortunately, it has also revealed said . "Everything went really well." Following Bad Religion, Crown are orry about is that there was no of human inepti tude, paranoia and ed pictures of empty public venues course, even deadly diseases aren't flaws of people and society that Daly was scheduled to co-host Ciry Rockers was the last act on the DJ tent. Hopefully for next year, FREE WHITENING i nsensi tivi ty' in Beijing as a result of the mass immune from the verbal darts of come forth only when such a situa­ with Jamal Douda, but Douda left second stage and appealed to the we can do both the side stage and It is no secret that the spread of quarantines. However, even here in Leno and Letterman. However, at tion occurs. SARS, while by no the concert early due to illness. pack of Bad Religion fans to attend the tent." TRAYS Veneers SARS was aided by the stubborn­ the United States, SARS has per­ the civilian level, continued jabs at means completely under control, with x-rays ness and blunder of the Chinese meated mindsets. The Los Angtks humor regarding SARS hardly looks to be at least marginally man­ government. As a result of its Tr71UI reponed that, within Asian contribute to a mirthful atmos­ ageable as some counnies report and examination Porcelain denial of a visibly potentially dan­ communities such as Chinatown, phere. Perhaps, I am too stiff in successful containment. Still, soci­ (your insurance Crowns gerous problem, SARS was not any hint of even a minor cold from my idea of enjoyable rappon, but ety has on its hands internal dilem­ Sun God: Booths, food, games fill campus may cover!) nearly as contained as it could have an Asian person has caused even discounting the distasteful mas on a separate level that cannot been. The disease is believed to bystanders to edge away. And it value of SARS jokes, how is it be remedied by any vaccine. continued from page I mock fights thsoughout the day line to give everyone a preview,~ said Composite Ascension, Triton Twirl and Dance between students dressed a.s war­ Greg Nielsen, a marketing assistant Fillings Team were among the performers. riors from the Middle Ages. with Simple Shoes. "We're talking WISDOM "[The festival] needs to be at least Student Health Advocates chal­ to snldents to see what they want." a week," said lenged students to guess the num­ While an overwhelming uni­ TEETH Pint: Irish begin to conform to their own stereotype as alcoholism grows sophomore Hanan Jammal follow­ ber of condoms in a jar. The person formed police presence at the event ing a crowd-pleasing perfonnance of with the clo est gue s won the was not apparent, Communiry EXTRACTION Complimentary conun~d from page 5 ular drinkers. Half of all males by There are probably several rea­ by curbing new pub openings, they New laws and taxes have closed Michael Jacksons "Beat It" at the assorted condoms. Service Officers patrolled the cam­ Sedation Dentistry Consultation racism is born. Ireland is no di ffer­ age 15 are regular drinkers and will sons for this rise. One problem is could preserve the traditional Irish pubs earlier and clamp down on Karaoke Club booth. " [ts the only Political and religious groups pus thsoughout the day. The festival ent, although much to irs govern­ be classified as alcoholics by age 2 I. the miserable health care system pub and lessen drinking. llis law is underage drinking. An ad campaign day UCSD comes alive, right here." , did not miss the chance to increase prompted the UCSD police to beef Emergency ment's dismay, the Irish population Even young girls, with usually more under the woeful leadership of futile; less than 10 percent of to stOP binge drinking has appeared In commemoration of the festi­ visibiliry for their clubs. up ecuriry. Anticipating increased is beginning to make that stereo­ restraint, have numbers only slightly Micheal Martin, the Minister for Dublin pubs service the alcohol on televisions across the country, val's 21 st year, the Associated Campus Crusade for Christ incidents, UCSD Police doubled its Examination type a reality. Binge drinking is at lower than their male counterpartS. Health and Children. This week needs of over 35 percent of the and while largely ineffective, it is tudents sold beer glasses, shot operated a foot-washing tation on-dury staff. Supplemental officers an all-time high, prompting tough Binge drinking is on the rise, as alone, there will be over 200 beds Dublin population and there are better than nothing. Regardless, glasses, T-shirts. pencils and tem­ where people could sit down and came from San Diego State new laws to limit the power of the over 40 percent of adults binge decommissioned in hospitals across already 10,000 pubs in Ireland - the solution to Ireland's binge porary tattoos as souvenirs. enjoy a one-on-one foot washing. University, University of San Diego pub over the common irish citizen. drink. But the reasons for the the country. Mr. Martin recently 800 alone in downtown Dublin. drinking problem will not be found While the unexpected deactiva­ On-campus vendors also bene­ and the City of San Diego. Special La Jolla With rumors of increased drink­ increase are more vague. told five countries that were affect­ Most important is that lreland through legislation, but through tion of the Price Center fountain fited from the large numbers of units from the Alcohol and Beverage ing, a number of surveys were One of the more colorful ideas is ed by the SARS virus that they were has recently become prosperous education. If this doesn't work, foiled Circle K's plans for a rubber students attending the festival. Control were also patrolling. undertaken to measure the danger that the Irish are forced to drink not allowed to attend the Special after centuries of poverry, and it is drinking will decrease only if the ducky race, the daytime Sun God At 1 p.m., the line for Round "Daytime was extremely busy FAMILY DENTISTRY of the climb. The Western Health because of all the problems that Olympics this year in Ireland, possible that the Irish are not able population suffers enough damage festivities ran mostly as planned. Table Pizza in Price Center for the force, as we were patrolling 7509 Draper Ave. La Jolla Board has S3Jd that alcohol con­ beset their society: corrupt politi­ despite the World Health to cope with the sudden success. to realize the dangers of binge "Everything worked very stretched out the door. Supervisor the residence halls," UCSD Police sumption has increased by 50 per­ cians, troubles in Northern Ireland, Organization's condemnation. Like the trend of lotto winners to drinlcing. smoothly," said Gabe Grossman, Jenny Peraza estimated that the Sergeant Tom Morris said . "From cent over 12 years. Medical treat­ the poor Iraqis and 800 years of With these problems already plagu­ immediately squander the fortune, Usually, the Irish keep true to A.S . commissioner of program­ pizzeria would serve over 1,000 4 p.m. to 7:30 p.m., the activity (858)454-8484 ment ranging from liver daJrulge to English oppression. However, ing the health system, all of Mr. it is possible that the Irish, now with their stereorype by making any ming. "It was a lor of fun and a lot people before closing. slowed when the students made injUries from bar brawls now COSts Ireland enjoys more freedom today Martin s attempts to "educate" the heavier pockets, drink more visit to the pub a grand one, both of people really enjoyed it." Private ecurity checked cus­ their way toward the concert." about $2 .7 billion annually. Over a than it has in the past 800 years com­ public about the dangerous effeCts because they are able to do so. through friendliness and alcohol Grossman estimated that tomers' bags and identification Many students added to the pec­ third of all emergency room patients bined. Ireland has one of the fastest of alcohol through advertisements Economists have criticized ireland accessibility, but my pint isn't sit­ between 6,000 and 7,000 people before allowing people to enter tacle of the festival by drinking alcohol suffer from alcohol-related injuries growing economies in Europe, and have been weak at best. for the poor handling of the Celtic ting as well tonight. I finish and took part in activities during the day. Round Table. A DJ provided music before attending. Regardless, atten­ Coursework leading to Microsoft or illnesses. Per annum, every Insh with the Celtic tiger economic phe­ Related to this issue is the pas­ ti ger and its end uri ng love of all head home for a bit of teeto­ More than 80 student organiza­ on the patio. dees appeared to enjoy the actiVIties. citizen or resident will have an aver­ nomenon still lingering, Ireland has sage of a number of inefficient laws things "lrish." This criticism is to tailing. tions rook the opporruni ry to In addition to student organiza­ "Sun God is great," Warren and other Certifications! age of II liters of pure alcohol. one of the highest qualities of life in regulating alcohol consumption. be expected from any sudden explo­ advertise and recruit members. tions, vendors seized the opportu­ freshman Arieh Kat'l. said. "There's Even more worrisome is the Europe. In a recent study, Dublin The government legislated miles of sive economic growth, but it is The Society for Creative njry to advertise to the campus. a little tOO much drinking, but it's young age at wluch the lrish start was rated the seventh-best ciry in the red tape that must be cut to open a based in truth. The Irish could also This American in Europe can be Anachronism staged high-profile "We're showing our fall product great. " drinking. Most lnsh teenagers begin world to live in. VVhat, then, is hap­ new pub. Hoping to kill two birds be mishandling the new freedoms reached between pints of Guiness COURSES START JUNE i6! at age 12 ; one in five of these are reg- pening to lrish health? with one stone, leaders thought that and financial prosperity. at [email protected]. r------Free "Career Opportunities" Open House STUDY ABROAD Referendum: Fifty .. four percent vote 'yes' :BRENDAAnAMS www.sandiego.edultech USE THIS SUMMER I (formerly at PR.MO UTC) comim4td from page I they had S 1, 300 to promote it. make sure that the referendum text the I now at fact what most students on this We're just happy that people went will be followed . If any item in the for more information I SALOl IEAUI GElS campus wanted," said UCETF out there and voted." referendum were not completed, GUARDIAN PROGRAMS IN chair Garo Bournoutian. "VYhen I Others were also displeased with students could make a case to the orcaIl 619.260.5986 to initially heard the news, I was the results of the referendum. A AS oW1cii and GSA to nor pay. SPAIN pleased with the results. Everyone "Vote No" campaign has been a con­ "The referendum is a contract," :50% tinuing presence throughout the Gallagher said. "If they don't deliv­ Microsoft on the ta k force did an ama7jng IT Academy Program GRAB FRANCE job with thi referendum." voting period. The campaign has er what it ays, then student don't The voting week for the referen­ brought lip issues of whether the ref­ have to pay for it. That' the plain 3 coupon ... :OFF* LATIN AMERICA litH ' dum was marked by "Pro" and erendum process has been student­ factual legal matter of it." When it's time to pack up and move out. call us. I a"rcut, re, 140 "Con" campaigns throughout the initiated and whether an expansion i Others have al 0 expressed the We specialize in packaging and shipping small loads. READ I ·Up dO or Mdtup, '" u s special election. UCAB funded the necessary. 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Outstanding Haircuts By CHRISTINE PAE Co'or Specia'ists Staff Writer Perms The Latin American tudent Highlights Organization of UC D's Graduate The Corrective Color School of International Relation and Pacific tudies treated the Special Occasion Styling campus community to the festivi­ Make up Applications ties and fun of Its annual Latin dark side Manicures American Festival at the IRIPS Facials & Waxing complex on May 15. FestiVIties included an authen­ Men and Women tic Argentine dance performance from the Grupo Argentino We corry Folkl6rico, Salsa dance demon­ Aveda, Matrix strations, a performance by Latin & Joico products Jazz band The Danny Green Trio o'EXTREM'E and finished off with Capoelra - a Brazilian form of martial art and ~ FilltIlrM dance_ Kimberly Hughes/Cuor&an Apart from studying Latin college $5 OFF $10 OFF Martial dance: Students watch a Capoelra performance at the festIVal organized by America. Lt'lS members. aid that AIry Perm, UCSD's Graduate School of International Relations and PaCific Studies on May 17. , festivals like thl~ have been orga­ Color. 0/1 NghIIght nized to encouragc students upon Wllhlt*ad experiencing the culture outside of for the IRIP school, but this does I RIPS language department, bUI 1_'--_-_-_-_-_-_-_-'______the classroom. not hinder graduate student orga­ this year the e\'ent was primarily ":. ' '''1 "The significance of thiS event, nizations like LASO from pUlling planned by the ;tudents. The evel1l ", Open Mon -Fri.-Sot, 9AM-6PM 8843 Villo La Jolla, La Jollo which IS the Significance of all together festivals . wa created for exclUSively IRIP stress\ . " events, is that It'S a time for all snl­ "That's more of an issue sepa­ graduate !ltudents and anyone else Tues , Wed, Th 9AM-8PM {in the La }olla Villoge Center} . /' ' Sun . Retail Only 11 AM to 5PM Near SavOn & Whole Foods Mkt dents to come logether and learn rate from what this festival is all who held interc t. I · about the culture of the regions about," Tang aid. "We were OUI­ "I" e deCided 10 kcep tillS year' that they're studymg," said Julieta voted, but we don't know the real fcstlval withm IRlPS, even though .,\1endez, a second-rear graduate reason." the language departmcnt wanted to Anll the light at the enllllt the tunnel . I student at IRIPS. "It' not some­ Such issues however were of no expand il and possibly open Il up to . ' ,' t" ,. clung that is really focused on 111 concern to attendant of the festiv­ the undergrad ." LASO Prc,ldent -" .:\ . ., class, so it's a good change to learn ities, and to the organizers. Gamaliel alazar said. ,',".} .:' . aboul it and live It al the same According to Tang, IRiPS aims Each year, LASO and thc 1.H1- f ' - ~\CROBREW SPECIAL time." mostly to diffuse Larin American guage department at I RJPS orga­ tress. It's a fact of life - She could not concelllrate on her ,. ' , ' " I LA 0 members also said that culture to the UCSD community nize festivals Ihal are dedicated to Includll1g the college stu­ studies because she was not caung ". I ':' ' / ', ! I . and to let the IRIPS graduate S dent's life . Every college well, and not ~leepll1g, c olte CXpIJIIl the her Wllller qu,lrlcr. The st rcs, of Kennel< leung/GuardlOn ~('ary \tJlISliCS' her he .l\}' load of ,dlOol, work Jnd "Pan of bCIl1~ .lllve " to ha\e org,mIZe, Jnd the bel,. of .l gOJl1il hfe. psy-:hologlcJI strc". Resource strns," said ()~ R ClIlJ ) u.lre/, ,0 appJrent th.H her DlIllemlllllS of roUtllle" Jlld onen .It the root of "At that pUlIlt tJ1 tllIlC . 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MAY 19.2003 THE UCSD GUARDIAN FEATURES II 15 trust the only Sun God revisited DOWN issue of sex? 1 Glut anal 2 Desirable job 3 Hall ucinatory After you know what you're in 4 _ Cruces, NM for and have had a chance to 5 Capital of Tibet Miranda change your mind, talk to your 6 Concentrate anew boyfriend about you r deciSIOn. Set 7 Boat mover Out guidelines, includIng his Writes ~ ' r promise that he'll stop if you ask 8 State police officer hIm to and his promise to wear a 9 Heron or egret Miranda condom. 10 Sicilian code of When it comes to the actual si lence Dear Miranda, event, there are several things you 11 Get hold of My boyfriend and J have been ca n do ro make the experi ence 12 Turned on a pivot together for three months, more comfortable for yourself. 13 Misbelief Lately, he's been hinting that Make sure your boyfriend under­ 22 Section of a circle he'd realJy like to try anaJ sex. sta nds the importance of taking 24 Flower holders He isn't pressuring me or any­ things slow to avoid hurting you. 26 Fa ll garden? thing, but I'm not sure if I As I'm su re you'll find from your 27 TV movie channel should do it or not. research, lubrication i the key. T he 28 Understand Do you think it's a good idea? anus isn 't an area that produces nat­ 29 Cheerl eader's word AJso, if J decide to do it ... how ural lubrication, and without some Jake Mumm/GuardK1n 33 What'd T tell ya? will it wo rk? outside help, you cou ld end up Slippery path: A student sli des down a Sli p 'n' Slide In 35 Mayday letters - Jana, 19 tearing delica te ossue. It might be better to starr with Marshall co llege dunng the Sun God daytime festlVltes. Rachel A Galcia/Cuordion 37 Card fo r readers Pass the Hookah : UCSD Students sma e Hookah while watching the Sun God 39 Ice cream sample Dear Jana, manual penetration before mov­ ACROSS You 're really the only one who to, fesbVltles at the Pnce Center. Both Library Walk and Sun God lawn were ful l of people. thrill er 40 Accounts ing on um, bigger things. This I Tanker lea k 38 Figures out 41 _ Marie Saint can answer your first question. Do will help accustom you to the feel­ you want to do it? If you did, how 6 Go bad 43 Gobbled up 42 Stitch together ing of penetration, and help you would you feel about yourself and to relax. The most important Rebecca Druier/CuorY world. Thi~ lends an air of market EHplore essential bUSiness tored on file. some bad years 111 C.A.P.E. hmo­ would have to wheel every survey .A.P.E., a formal complalllt leltcr mystery and exci temen t to Ihe sl'liis and ensure you stand apart h IS over the ~ul1lmer 11l0nlh\ ry," Ileyman said . down to the Prate Center to be wa scm from the .ommlttee for works. Even If you 'Ire not generally graduation !J,Hue from tho competitIOn. that the acrual .A.P.E. hook I ~ Ileynun and her staff 3rc con­ ~canned , after whICh the ~urvey I nstrucuonal Improvement . TIllS a science fiction fan, Delany has an written, rcvl~ed and finally pub­ fident that thiS year Will not he were wheeled ba ck up to the letter had been promoted by om­ ama7.l ng qualIty that appc,ll to all www.eHten sion.ucsd .edu lashed . About 10 edltor\ are hired one of them. With the help of a C.A P E. office In Scquoyah llall plaints from the fdculty and the ta te . Th stones work on a psycho­ logacal leve l, challenga ng nOllons of Jhurjda'i' 5th by the CAP F.. office 10 review faculty adVISOry committee and "It wa s really archaiC ," ' hancell()r '~ DiverSity Coun d. June ethics and humanIty. If nOlhang clse, ~ every class's evaluation ~hects and Ideas for reworking the CAP I'.. Ilcyman said. "Wi th our reV1~cd "It Just came to a head,"

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Mon,,",y Noon Thurs. 3 pili Thurs. ~~~~~~ Regional tournament on May 7, "Before this season, Blake had four years were the road trips, just will lose to graduation this year its I ActuallocMion: Student Cente, A, Room 217. TlIursd.y Noon MOn. 3 pili Mon. Ell Donors Needed. Age 19-29, trouble includ­ riding up to places like Davis and www.CopyClubLaJolla.com EMPLOYMENT excellent compensation. Call lone senior Blake Schneider, who ing hook or Bakersfield in the team van; we a ••• 1fIed Un. Ad ••ppear In both the C ...rd"n PRINT .nd ONUNE editions. will be missed as an essential play­ draw into his Melissa @ Bu ilding Families always had a great time as a team. er and great leader. shots," Wydra Also, coming from Northern E-mail yourorderat:[email protected] Need a Job? The eso Program 800.790.7633. (8/11) "Bl ake was one of th e best pl ay­ said . "But la st Is now hlrlngl Babysitter for musical girl (6 years) bedroom house in Mira Mesa for 858.695.8622. (5/29) California, it was great to have an ers on the team," said head coach summer, he adult-like coach like Wydra down learn more sign up for an plus dog. Available now and Tues. the summer, Pool and spa, own TO Mike Wydra. learned how to here in San Diego. He would always info session at the UCSD Thurs, Friday throughout summer. room. Close to UCSD. S5S0/mo. Volunteers pa id $30 for an inter­ Large houses for rent: Pacific Beach chneider com peted in nea rl y move th e ball be there for us, even invi ting players ~ TPolice dept. or call for Downtown La Jolla, 858.534.8654. Call 925.699.4295. (5/22) view. If you are entirely of Chinese, Peter at (858) 822·1130 and N. Clairmont/LV, 5-9 bedrooms, hal f of the tournaments for the tea m left and nght, over for dinner on occasion," (5/19) Japanese, or Korean descent, age this year and his best fi lllsh of the $10/ hr. 1 year leases start July-Sept, quiet and tt allowed Blake Schneider chneider said. ~ 21-26, call 552-8585 x5590. (8/11) year wa 22 ml place, which ca me in hJm to hit the Wydra had only good things to 1 female looking to sublease near areas, upper division students. UCSD's lone senior ATTENTION STUDENTS $16 th e POlllt Loma In vltat ional on ba ll about 30 to say about Schneider and reca ll ed UCSD this summer. Must have own 858.274.4017. (6/5) Courtesy of UCSO Base/Appt - Paid Weekly. Customer April 7 and April 8. Schn eider 40 ya rds farther th at at one tournament tlus year, room. Call 858.886.5748 (Dana), .1chl cvcd hiS best to urnament score Athleocs Service/Sales PT/FT openings, per­ A + SUBS - Preschool and compete m Schnei der offered to give up hiSspot [email protected]. (5/19) Day Camps seek of the yc.lr w1th 228, 12-ovc r-pa r, Jt rhe highest-qu al ity tO urna me nts. m the tournament to a fell ow golfe r manent & temporary w/flexible Substitutes, aides, & 3BR/2.SBath Townhouse. Easter Summer Staff th e POint Loma limtation aJ. lie We Will really mi ss his brand of for the good of the tea m, somethjng schedule. Ideal for students. Way, 2-car garage, laundry, great placed in the top 40 in ,III bOt one of teachers. All areas, full La Jolla $715 + 1/2 utilities. Share competiti veness and lea dership that Wydra had never een in all Ius Scholarships/Internships possible. community pool, etc. Call James Residing in or near the his tournaments. he brought to thc team." years of coaclung. time, flexible part time 2 bedroom apartment. Male or 760.487.1388, email San FemandolConejo Valleys "I played for the team all four Electronic File Submission Full training provided. Fun environ­ chnetder, who came to UC D "We couldn't have accomplished High ResolutJon Scanning dNb'" 00 50 female. 858.642.7453. (5/22) [email protected]. (5/19) years, and it was ju t an awesomc when it was still a Division III anything we did this sea on without ment. Call 760.942.1223. hours $7 -$10 hourly You can earn $2800 - $3500. Prewntatlons, MilIIuals and Reports experience," Schneider said. "I real- school, noted the diffi culty that Blake," Wydra said. WWN.workforstudents.com (6/5) Spend your summer outdoors HI,hSpeed Copyln, Call Jacki 4BR/3Bath Townhouse. Between En&1neering Copies FOR RENT working with children! Black • Wh Ite Poste" rM $1500 weekly potential mailing our Sorrento Valley & Mira Mesa, nice, 858-565-2144 close to campus. 2068 sq. fl 2 car 888.784.CAMP ~o lo, Copies · 81, Colo, Porters .""",. An Original In a circulars. No Experience Required. Professional Bindery. Fu Services Wo,ld of Copylng.C Free information packet. Call Walk to UCSD. COl){ junior 1 bed­ garage, laundry, community pool. www.workatcamp.com Knows: Sendoff: Women's water DSllnternet Aaess • Pusport photos 203.683.0202 (6/5) Fun summer employment at the room and spacious 2 bedroom Call James 760.487.1388, email '-PIck Up • DeIhrefJ beach. Full and part time positions floor plans. Close to shopping. James [email protected]. (5/19) Kings blame polo will lose core group working with our watersports sum­ Newly upgraded floor plans. Day Camps seek summer staff SERVICES conunllcd from page , 6 mer camps and boat rentals. Customize your home. Immediate Partially furnished 2 bedroom, 1.5 a group, rather than a bunch of residing in the San availability. Call for newest move-in playoff exit on themselves as a "cohesive unit." individuals... Fernando/Conejo Valleys. Earn 858.488.1004. (5/19) bathroom condo in University City; specials: 1.888.216.9911 . Welcome DOTUTOR.com Need a TUTOR? "\Ve all have equally important As seri ous as their demeanor $2800-$3500+. 888.784.CAMP or pool, garage, patio, vaulted ceilings, parts. It's not like were relying on was in the pool, humor reigns king home! (5/29) Hundreds of tutors to your home, bad luck WWN.workatcamp.com. (6/5) National Intemet Travel Co. located adjacent to Vons/Rite Aid, 1 bus to only one or two people to get the among the group. all subjects, any level, discount con tlnl/ed from page 16 in PB is hiring PIT reservation agents UCSD. Available 9/1/03-6/30/04. job done ... we all work together," "\,ve always joke around, we're Carmel Valley/ Del Mar 3B/2.5Ba. $1495, 858.450.9270. (5/22) packages available. reason never able to get over the Silvem13n said. lo ud and we like It that way. We for all shifts. Salary + bonuses! Fax hump. SWIM INSTRUCTORS, $10·$16/HR. S2,150, all amenities w/ yard &near 1.877.DO.TUTOR, we are hiring. In fa ct, the seven scruors are th e even have a senior 'pose' that we North County- 760.744.7946. San resume 858.581.1730 or email There are two other teams In be t of friend , talang something to park. Pets ok, cui de sac. Delores (6/5) made be cure," Bourret said. Diego- 858.273.7946. (8/11) p ca m [email protected]. La Jolla/UTC, S585. Private bed­ allfortua . But whil e th e regular that could have been lim ited only \Vhen each seni or goes their (5/ 19) 619.795.1965. (5/ 19) room/bath. Upstairs apartment. and postseason arc th e most excit­ to the pool and letting it blossom own sepa ra te way afre r college, it Pool/Jacuzzi/Sauna. Available 6/1. Best donuts in town. Great selec­ II1 g tllnes for Lakers and Kings IntO a mle fri ends hi p. is not the sport th at ther WI ll miss Sales Associates/Artists At San Diego fa n~, \ arnor, and Chppers fan Mira Mesa home: 3 858.546.9074. (5/19) tions, Wholesale & retail. Offer "Yea h, we do lots of thJllg, the most, bu t the relaoomhlps Theme Park for Brush Art Free Rudolph & Sletton Inc. is looking for have one or 1\1 0 exciting da ys a bedrooms/ 2bathrooms, 2 car catering, delivery available. Finest together; nOt just practi cing, but they have ma de because of It. Train ing. Bonuses. Ca ll Scot a part-time Accounting Clerk donuts &bakery, 1250 University yea r. The BA Draft Loner), IS hanging out," Lyman said . ''I'm gOing to mIss spendmg 20 Assistant for their UTe office. Assist garage, pets ok, lots of amenities, ,\Iay 22 and the dra ft itself is June 619.675.656 1. WWN.kamansartcom 3 Bedroom condo near Gilman, La Ave, San Diego, CA 92103, Tne thriving sense of team­ hours with everybody, practicing in light accounting and general $2000. Please call 858-5'49-3017. 26. work among the group ha; been a and sitting for hours at the Geisel (6/ 5) Jolla Village Square, spacious, 619.379.5516. (5/22) office functions including reception (5/19) garage, pool/spa, washer/dryer, stapl e for succe , carrying th e Library ba~e m cnt , " Lyman aid . tcam, especi all y in btg games. Money Be"" Sleep Sheets, Locka & Cable relief. Monday-Friday 12-5pm, ava ilable September. Call As the UCSD seruors ride off loeh, ToIle1ry Organizers, Pick Towel .. Commun ication firm providing pi t The columnist welcomes any com­ "Every big game that we played into the SW1Set, they leave a t:1n­ $11/hr. Please send resumes For Rent: 1,2, or 3 bedroom town­ 858.792.6453. (5/22) ments. Readers, send him e-malls Trani Guides • Mapa, Dual Voltage position making S1 ,000-$2,000 a PERSONALS ... was a big team effort, " Boyle dard of tea m excellence that will Appliances, Convertera &Adaptor Plugs, and/ or cover letters to Renate Felix houses available for 2003/2004 at [email protected]. Rlin Gelr, Clothing Ind much much morel month. Work around schedule. said. "We played \vith each other a et an example for years to come. at 858.455 .1861 or email school season. Near La Jolla/UTe. Room for rent available June 16th­ Call May: 760.612.5253. (5/29) renate_felix @rsconst.com. For Call now 858.578.3392, Sept. 16th, Carmel Valley house CALL US company information, visit [email protected]. (8/ 11) close to UCSD, Del Mar. Email got romance? 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"1th you. -l1,e first team to catch up f. ,lIzaheth Keese}" Oalllelle Sung, CSD'~ premiere diS - to the Lakers was the KlIlgs la\t sca­ Bourret, Kan LylllJn and Renae tance runner, wa~ ~ Io~ed down by '>On . TIllS scason, both Oallas and Coulter Wlll be remembered not Damel Diaz/GuordlOn an Illness at thc CCAAs (\VI) weeks San AntollJo proved iliat they have only for theIr play and Intensity 111 Striking a pose: (left to nght) Top Kan Lyman, Dana Tucker, Ehzabeth Keesey, ago, and she sull managed a fourth­ learned frolll the beaongs they've the pool, but for also for melr Samara Silverman. &l om: Renae Couher, Dallielle Bourre~ Danlelle Boyle. pia e finish in the 1,500, with a taken o\'er tlle past threc ~easons, leader~hJP and a strong mutual time of 4:41.26. and now one of them Will almost camaradene. Boyle, a two-time co-captam, strongcr seasoru; 111 2003, cO!lUng Salerno IS optimistic about undoubtedly take home the utle. "ThiS was a great bunch of was esscl1ual m controlling the up wim eight goals and 18 aSSIsts. Sung's chance, now that she is The Lakers w.Il retool. 'Ialks of ~elllors , " aid UCS 1) head (;Oath offensive pace Wlth her passes at She fillJshes willi 22 goals, 22 healthy agalll and has competed Scottie Pippen and Karl Malone Larry Sandc r~ , "T1lCY stepped up the uullty poslUon. 1 ler 60 asm~ assists, and 64 steals from the dri­ several (JInes in national meets abound while they also need mure to every challenge and proved to tlu season gave her a UCSO Sin­ ver posmon. while runnlllg for both the youth and athletiCism on their ros­ be the core leadenrup of tlm gle season rcc()rd to go alongside Lyman, another driver, calnc women's track and cross oumry ter. squad" her 80 career goal . off the bench 111 many ught situa­ tcams. For the KlI1gs, they'll go back to Over the Lourse of their S.Ivennan did her dirty work uons. After 212 qUJrters of play, "She'~ right there (with Sacramento with baSically the same careers, each player wok up an in the steals category, rackmg up a she fillJ .. hed her career With 17 I lernandc7J. She' a brreat compeli­ players and cha lk thiS season up as IInporwnt role 111 propelling the record 2 0 over four years, shat­ goals, 19 steals, and 59 assIstS. tor," Salerno ,lid. "She ha~ the bad luck. But there must be a pre­ lhwns to the upper ranks of wl­ tering the prevIous mark of 174. oulter was another key play­ mo~t COIllPCtlllVC cxpericnce at the It valllllg thought that, If didn't leglate wOlTlen's water polo She also hold5 the smgle-!>Cason er III the calvary, cOining up Wltl) national level." creep lilt their collective heads 'I ucker, a 2002 AlI -AlIlencan record With her 85 steals III 2003 25 goals, 12 assiSts and 26 ~ teal s II) Allsup, I rernandc/. and Sun~ ,Ill before, it must now. Will thl and to-captall1, proved versaulc at and has tallJed 114 goals. 217 quarters. earned AlI -America n hOllors at 1.1 .. t KIng team ever Will the the two-meter 1~luon, firushJl1g Keesey, a 2002 transfer frolll While high numbers ca n tend year's natIOnal .. , and the ' lfllUm Championship) Or will they sim­ her career "1tl, 13 7 goals, gJvlI1g (,rossmtlnt College, made me to create bragging .lIld tolllpeO­ hope that they call at least repeat 37.7. ply turn Into the Utah J of the her fourtll on the all-ume 'Irnon most of her ~ h()rt stay at CSD UOII among teammates, none of th,ll feat thiS year. '90 : always In contention and goal !.Coring !1st. J ler team-I :ad­ by raclang up 59 goals and gar­ that IS to be found among thl~ {I\d. olr. Flu C."" /) 111m ) nark always a factOr, but for whatever ing 63 goals thJS M!ason abo places nering a 436 sho()ung percentage group, who hlll1lorou~ly pmle a fill firM Wlfll dill 1101 bllvr fll/yom her fifth all-ume on the smgle frOIll the t~()-lI1eter pO'luon. qUfllify [or 11m wak J fllllfOllll1 clj'/II/ See KNOWS, Page 15 season !.Corll1g !1st. Bourret had one of her See SENDOFF. Puge I ~ pWlIJhlps./