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EPC vote upholds add/drop policy
IY PHILLIP SKAGGS approval through weeks Staff Writer two and three. Also, drops will be al- The Educational Policies lowed through TIR during Committee voted Wednes- the first two weeks of the day to maintain the current semester. system ofadding and drop- Several Associated Stu- ping classes and not shorten dents senators auended the the change of program pe- meeting, making their plea riod from the current three- not to shorten the add/drop week time allotment. as had period because doing so been previously consid- would adversely a ffect stu- ered. dents' academic careers. The current policy. up- "When we enroll in held by the EPC. states that courses, it's a louery," said students may add a class Marc Levine, A.S. presi- through TIR during the dent-elect. "We're not all Several hundred people mashed in the USU Court of Community Wednesday during the A.S. SPACE Noontime Conceit, featuring Face to Face. See blioJwl, page 7. . first week of classes, and add classes with instructor SeeEPC,P1P3 T-shirt exhibit honoring victimized women on display
IT SUMMll SIMMONS ful ones." Staff Writer CSUN students who saw the display agreed. AT-shinexhibit that serve.~ "How horrible to be a little as a visual depletion of vio- child and make a T-shin for leocc against women will re- yourdead mother." said sopho- main on display in front ofthe more Lisa Harrel "It'sjust so Matadomc through Friday. powerful, so sad." The Clothesline Project. Junior Cary Martin said the which has hccn displayed na- Clothesline Project is needed. tionally and internationallyand " I didn' t realize violence isatCSUN forthesct·oncltfolC. against women was such a consi\ts of shirts hung on a huge problem:· Manin said. clothesline. decorated by sur- Promoting awareness is vivors of violenC£ or their exactly whlll the project is for. friends and relatives. according to J. Julie, assistant AccordingtoJean Morrison directorofthe Women's Cen- of the San Fernando Valley ter. "It's a great way to make chapl.erofthe National Orga- people aware ofwhat goes on niLation for Women, the out there," she said. projet.1 has four stated goals: ThcClolhcslineProjcctwas T-shiltsarehwlgaspartoftheClolheslineprojecthonoringblllteredwomenontheMllUdomei.wrt. To acknowlodge women who started in 1990 by the Cape have been victims ofviolence, yellow, beige and brown ones unsuccessful," Maroko &aid. "One woman llmidly came Cod Women'sA,eooainMas- to help the helling process, to depict women who have been "We didn't realize what a in (wtilc they were holding a sacbu9cns, Maroko said. raise awareness in socic1y and battered or assaulted. personal act Ithat making a bee]," Mlroko said. "She saw 1be women who founded to provide a national network Susan Maroko. director of T-shin is). We were asking she - theonly.One thereand the project had gone IO the ofsupportforbancrcdwomcn. CSUN's Women's Center, women to come forward and she left." Veterans Memorial in Wasb- According to project dircc- sai!I it was DOI difficult to SCI say I am asurvlvorofrapeor Mlrokosaidtheimponancc ingtOn D.C. and were Inspired IOl'S, the oolor-coded u.ns thll studenlS IO volunleer with the violence and that' s very dif- of the project is to call ancn- IO aclleIOIDClhin& similarfor makeupthedlllplaydepictdif- project. but it - diflicuh IO ficult IO do." tion totheproblemofviolence women who were killedorwho rctenc types ofviolence cape- act them lQ actually make and Maroko said the most suc- dirccled llwomen. survived violence, she said. ricnccd by women. dollllC shins. cessful shin maldna bees arc "It makes the problem vis- For cumplc, white shins "'IlleWomen'sCent.crtrlcd onesheldwhenrqRSCIQlivcs ible," she said. "Some of the UilM ill CJtiefMicliMI rcpre1ent women who have a couple oftimes to have shirt go to shelters where survivors shins arc made by children s,_, clHllrilHllU,. been killed by violence, while making bees, but we were feel safe. and dlolc me the lllOll power- u.;,_,. 2 '!!llndl!• llll'Cll 23, HH NEWS "John the Baptist lived in the wilder- bill would retain the curren defini- California redwood Commuter shooter ness, a humble man, and he was ~ tion of rape: sexual intercourse by gets max sentence into prison for no reason," be said. force or threat of force. logging opposed "He was beheaded by a criminal jus- MINEOLA, N.Y. (AP)-Thc man tice system slmil8' to this. SACRAMENTO, Calif. (AP) - who gunned down six people on a Officer charged in Environmentalists wem to cowt Tues- commuter train and then cross-exam- death of asthmatic day to try to block salvage logging in ined survivors of the massacre at his Nonviolent sexual the last privately-Owned stand of an- trial was sentenced Wednesday to the assault biJl debated NEW YORK (AP) - A veteran cient redwoods. maximum - six consecutive terms police o.ticer was charged with neg- The Sierra Club and the Environ- oflife in prison. HARRISBURG,Pa(AP)-Legis- ligent homicide Tuesday in the death mental Protection lnformalloo Center Colin Ferguson also received con- lators 'loted to rewrite state law that of an asthmatic man who scuffled asked a Superior Cowtjudge inEureka secutive terms ofeight and one-third says it's not a crime to have sex with a with police aftertwice hitting a patrol to order an endangered species review to 25 years in prison on each of 19 woman who says "no" ifshe doesn't try car with a football during a casual before allowing the logging on 6,CXXJ counts of attempted murder. That to fight back. game in a Bronx street. acres in the Hpdwaters Forest on most like means he would not be The bill, which broadens the defllli- Francis Livoti, 35, a member of California's scenic North Coast. eligible for parole, the judge said. tion of sex crimes to include sexual the department since 1983, pleaded Kathy Bailey, theSierra Club 'schair- "You, Colin Ferguson, will never intercourse without consent, was passed innocent to the single felony count woman for state forestry in California, again return to society, but will rather by the state House on Tuesday, the day and was released on his own recogni- said the forest is a nesting area for spend the rest of your natural life in after it cleared the Senate. zance after a grand jury indictment marbled murrelets, a bird comidercd prison," Judge Donald Belfi said. 1bemeasure was prompted by out- was unsealed in state Supreme Court. by federal officials to be threatened and Ferguson, who acted as his own rage last year over a state Supreme Bronx District Attorney Robert T. by state officials to be endangered. attorney at the trial, was convicted of Court ruling that overturned a man's Johnson alleged l.,ivoti ignored fam- Last week, the state Deparuncrt of killing six people and wounding 19 rape conviction because there was no ily members' pleas to recognize the Forestry and Fire Protection accepted a as he walked down the aisle of a evidence of force or threats. The all- man was ill after he was arrested for proposal from Pacific Timbcr Co. to crowded Long Island Rail Road train male court held that state law re- disorderly conduct in the early morn- remove dead, dying and diseased trccS on Dec. 7, 1993, shooting a semi- quired such e.vidence. 1be court did ing hours of Dec. 22, 1994. from the 6,000 acres in Humboldt automatic handgun. let stand a misdemeanor indecent as- Nancy Borko, senior assistant dis- County, including the 3,000-acreHcad- In a statement before the judge sault conviction. trict attorney said the man was visit- waters Forest imposed the sentence, Ferguson tried The woman involved said that she ing his family for the holiday_s and Wilson administration officials said to rebut statements from survivors continually said "no" during the 1987 confronted the cop after Livoti took conditions imposed by the state would and relatives of the shooting victims. incident in a college dormitory room, his younger brother into custody fol- protect the forest, but environmental- As he started to speak, everyone in and said she hadbeen taughl not to fight lowing a casual family football game, ists said the salvage logging would re- the courtroom except reporters and backfor fear shecould have been killed. in which the officer's car was hit by move trees needed for wildlife habitat court officers walked out. They re- The new category of crime, non- the ball. State officials said that the state De- turned to hear Belfi 's sentence, and violent sexual assault, would be clas- A struggle ensued and the medi- partments of Fish and Game and For- burst into applause when Ferguson sified as a second-degree felony , cal examiner later ruled the man estry and Fire Procection and the U.S. was led out of the room. whichcarriesafive-to 10-yearprison died of asphyxiation "due to com- Fish and Wildlife Service would work In his statement, Ferguson com- sentence. Rape, a first-degree felony, pression of his neck and chest and withPacificLumber to determinewhich pared himself to a martyred saint. carries a 10-to 20-year se11tence.1be acute asthma." trees should be removed. .... Taunu ...... _...... ,,_ (Aprtl 21 lO MaJ 21) ,...... ,....,y...... _,...... II I'.., ••
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IT J. IMILIO HOllS Gomez-Pena, who has Photo Edhor been addressing issues in the Latino community for Two internaUonally ac- more than 17 years, said he claimed artists presented a secs his work as comple- slide and video show mentary to the work of Wednesday, using humor to other Chicano acUvists. drjve home points about is- Besides writing several sues such as immigration, poetry books, he has trav- stereotypes and racism. eled across the U.S., pcr- More than 200 students formi ng and conducting and faculty came to the Uni- different psychological.. versity Student Union to projects dealing with the hear and sec Guillermo nature of racism. Gomez-Pena and Roberto After the presentation, Sifuentes present Noble Guitierrez, a crimi- "Encuentro Aztleca," or the nology major, ran up to Guilermo Gomez-Pella (left) and Roberto Sinfuenles take a break from their ~ . Aztlan Encounter. Gomez-Pena for an auto- about," Guitierrez said. rious issues within the was sponsored by the school " I fight through my po- graph. Randy Acuna. professorof Chicano community with a ofHumanities,Chicanostud- etry," Gomez-Pena told the "I have read his work and Chicano studies, said the touch ofhumor, isimpacUng ies department, and crowd~ as he recited some believe that is what the style of Sifuentes and people across the country. Movimiento Estudiantil or his work. [ChicanoI movement i~ Gomez-Pella, addressing se- Wednesday'spresentation Chicano de Aztlan. EPC C11111111 111• r111 1 Margaret Fieweger, EPC dents who are added past middle ground to saUsfy approved by the executive executive secretary. said the second week are at a both sides of the issue," commiuee of the Faculty 18 (year-olds] and just go that Levine's point of al- disadvantage. Spielmann said. Senate to become perma- to school. (Students] have lowing students more time " My worst nightmare is The change of program nent, EPC voted to extend families and work." to evaluate their schedules a student who wants to add period, both with instruc- the interim policy as ex- "The two week period al- was only one side of the late," Madison said. "Af- tor approval and through perimental, Fieweger said. lows students to more cre- issue. ter they add, I enter into a TIR, was considered an atively plan their academic "The other side of the contract, that (the student experimental policy when COBBEClWN curriculum," he added. issue is that as you keep the has) missed 'x-amounl' of implemented by the univer- The paraaraph In EPC members, however, option open for (one stu- material, and that may sity, Fieweger said prior to Wednescla7's EPC story, reiterated faculty and de· dent) .. . you shut out a stu- cause [the sludent] trouble Wednesday's meeting. staling that studentswere partmental concern over dent who wants or needs a later in the semester." EPC has saidit wants the allowed the nrst three creating a system that class," Fieweger said. EPC member Edda three-week change of pro- weeks or the semester to would allow a student to Roberta Madison, chair Spielmann suggested some gram period to become a add a clau throuah TI'R add a class with a minimal of EPC, agreed with compromise is in order. permanent policy. without admlalstratlve loss of instruction time. Fiewegcr, saying that stu- " We need to find a Since the policy must be approYal, was lacorrect.
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Dear Editor: announced his resignation due tothreats made by Tony following the Associ- I am extremely bothered by Tony ated Students meeting. Teresi'scomments made in his letter to As we were about to exit, Tony ex- the Sundial, which ran March 21. The claimed that he did not know what we letter he wrote was in regard to the were talking about, and said he did not proccedingsofMarch 16, 1995. lfound make any threats. 9n that note, I re- several factors which I wish to clarify freshedhis memoryand I stated the threat because it is morally wrong to misin- tha1 we were refcning to."You guyshave form the public. just signed your death warraiu." First, in the letter, Tony wrote, "It At that moment, he happened to re- has come to my attention that my com- call his threat and tried to explain that ment, 'You folks have just signed this the comment was made to the "com- body's death warrant,' has been misin- mittee." Both Joe Dagata and I were terpreted as a personal attack on indi- confused with his interpretation ofhis vidual ..senators." The real comment comment, and wondered what commit- Tony made allcrthe A.S. meeting was, tee he was refelling to. "You guys have just signed your death Finally, I would like to explain the warrants." event that occurred as we were exit- Filming at parking structure As a woman and as a senator, I was ing the Health Center from the meet- threatened by his remark. This com- ing. As we turned around, he said that mentcmotionallydistwbcd me andalso he was applauding Sen. Dagata's is insulting to CSUN students put me under a great deal ofstress. bravery for taking an unpopularstance Itis inleresling that he stretches the on the election issue. In addition, he IY YllONICA l. IOlllTS duction is required to wear hard-hats, truth by including "this body's" as plllt was going to recognize Joe Dagata at Stalf Wrbr I wonder, is the filming oflhis show of the quote he made. It is my assump- the SHAC meeting. interfering at all with the razing of tion that he is trying lO protect his However, at that point,Tony Teresi' s lfI couldn't define the word "audac- the parking structure, orare they film- interpretations of the comments he temper had reached its boiling point ity" before I attended CSUN, I can ing after hours? How much is CSUN made, "My comment was directed ex- and he ordered us, "Now, get the f-k certainly define it now. getting paid to let Warner Brothers clruively toward the action taken." out ofmy Health Center you as---e" Fourteen months have passed since use the construction failure? How docs he expect me not to feel with language that I will not repeat. residents of Nortluidge and Southern Why would CSUN want further threatened by such a comment? or Ironically, in his letter. he said. "I ac- California were rattled awake by the publicity at a lime when their poor course I took it as a personal attack. cepted his resignation and invited him biggest earthquake this area has fell in construction practices are already un- Under Article I.I , Tiiie V, California to leave." There is a big difference recenl years. der scrutiny? Code ofRegulations. Seclion41301, it between inviting someone to leave and The Northridge Meadows apart- The most disturbing part of this states that this behavior is cause for rudely kicking them out. ment building has been tom down spectacle is, for Olm purposes, Park- student disciplinary action. Alsoinhislctter, Tony stated. "Sena- since the quake and an empty lot ing Structure C has been mocked to I find ii ironic that the president of tor Dagata threatened lO block future stands there now as a reminder of appear as though it is an apanment the Student Health Advisory Commit- funding for SHAC." I have a real big how much was lost during the disas- building. tee would make suctr a comment, problem with this statement for several ter. On one of the remaining structure whcthcr he was intentionally trying to reasons. First ofall, Joe Dagata did not People lost their lives in the Jan. supports. someone has spray painted threaten us or not. He should have been say anything after Tony kicked us out 17 earthquake, they lost their homes the acronym "R.1.P." (rest in peace) more careful with the words that he of"his" Health Center. However, I did and their loved ones. and two white skeletons. directed toward the Associated Stu- wish him luck with his funding having CSUN students who walk passed Letting a film crew come to the dents body. having knowledge of the knowledge that he will be asking for Parking Structure C arc reminded still campus to create another Holly- extreme pressure under which some funds in the near future from Associ- of how fortunate the campus was that wood illusion is an insult and only senators work. ated Students. I want to apologize for the eartl!quake hit during Winter further progresses the feeling of Second, I would like to explain the any misinterpretation of wishing luck Break and at 4:31 am. CSUN students that it is money this incident that occurred between A.S. to Tony Teresi. I walk pass the structure every- campus cares about, and not the Sen. Joe Dagata. Tony Teresi and my- Byall means,heisfarfromthetruth; day. and it disturbs me that it is still students. self. Sen. Dagata fell personally a1- I wanted lO keep positive relations be- ther . It upsets me areatly that 1ackedbyTonyTcresi'scommen1, "You tween Tony and I since I used to sit as CSUN officials were warned about guys have just sianed your death war- the A.S. representatives on SHAC. As the design of the parking structure ~\ ~ rants," and made a decision to resign I mentioned, he inlerpreted it as a threat before it was built, but continued ~~ - · a-MfJ his position on SHAC. to block future funding to SHAC. with its construction. ~/~~~? I accompanied Joe Dagata to the Itwas very wrong lO use Joe Dagata's This week, a film crew from Health Center, where he intended to name in a derogatory manner. and try to Warner Brothers bcaan Olming a tele- resign his position on SHAC. When he discredit his character. I feel anapology vision pilot at the parking suucture. I Drop off your walked into the room, SHAC meml>Crs toJoe Dagacais necessary because Tony see they have brought their 0!(.11 Hol- were sitting down quietJ)', wailing for Teresi's statement is completely false, lywood creative maaic to our cam- .....- letter at PS474,, Tony to come back from his office. misleadina. mischievous and destruc- pus. including, but not limited to, a fax us at 885-36.18 It appeared to me that the meeting tive. smashed car coming out of the park- or e-m<1il us <1t had not started yet, whereas Tony ing st111cture exit. graflili-ladcn walls claimed we rudely in1crruptcd the mect- Anita Avtdian and prop windows. - sundialOhuey.csun.edu lna. FinallyTonycamc. andSen. Daga1a ~ . S. ·upptr Division StlllJIOr Since everyone working on the pro- ll.\11.' 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Al standing Gloduolas. scholots Portlcf>oleIn a hon-.tc Mach 26 at 7 and SoMdcJV. commlltaas ore urged to 8-10 p .m. support and tutomg PfOQIOln 9:15p.m. come. USU PUB with elementary lludanta. Famadeno Rm ssu Info: 885-2817 S1rlctly Jazz ONGOING Info: 310 836-lOl!O 8art1 Klein "lndlonoJones and the Lost .,/. orX2871 MallloorTracy Crusade: Ratt1e O!l8f 1ha 9:15 •IHledlianlan"-<:. · ~Olm •C.....,..lllg- mwlng on SollJ!dO\I. Closed &Jnday. Morch 26. B p .m. Friday. Morch 31. 1 p.m. Wednesdays. 12:3 IY MUTMll M. 1011 next year. face the life she left behind. up wilh Ille amazina acting walCbina a movie. . SClllrWrtw Biles (Best Actress win- Thisisnota1ypical Slcphen ability lhat has Iona aone un- 1be one element that re- ner for "Misery") 1111"1 u the Kina *11)'. lnsleador111e U1U11 RlCOplizedand KbowledlfJd. minds you that this is a After see- titlechanctcrwhola llCCUICd blood and auta. supemalllnl She spews her lines out will! Siephen Kina movie is the Ina the movie or murderina the wealthy spine tlnaler, lhis ii arealistic all the pain and cynicism Incredible vl111al affects. If "Dolores womanshe h8aworked many drama.The acarlest pwtoflhis needed IO make tblS chnc1er an)'tbloa can poalbly over- Claiborne." yean for. Lelah("RUii!" and moviel1thlll1 l111> true IO life. u l'Cl1 • lbe is. shadow the outalalldloa per- the only ques- "Slnale Wblte Pe•ale") Bila' performance In this 8lllea llld Lelp ..~ thc fonnance ofBllelIDd Lelah tion remalnlna Is whether playsherdauabfer wbo 9111 film is her bellyet. AiDolores chemistry lhlt llllke movies it ls the way the sty looks return to the amall toW11 in Clllbone.ahe work.They ..~ a.le tbelc Kllhy Biies or Jennifer Ja- iibolbcoavioc- c1ur1111 the ec11'* -· son Lelah will win the Belt Mal• where abe arew up to ina • well • ellleltlinioa. chlrKtenIDIUlhel8:lllltdie "DoloraClaibonle"ope• ) Actress Academy Award help defend her mother and Once apln. Lelah romes audience foraeu that It'1 IO paeralllldienoeoaAidly. 8 ~. Mm'dl 23, 1995 DAJLY !!uNDlAL ~. M.-clt 23, 1995 9 . f:-' . A.rlGrm & folul~M~e~l Average new raps from The Nonce & Milk Bu.V this virtue is al o a tT WILLIAM OIAN HINTON what ofa misnomer because vice. Like an actor in a sci- Contributlrc Writer Milk released an EP of the ence fiction film, Afloat and same name in September. I. "BelaDce" Vm H*8 CSUN Base Type become sub- Herc he has added three 2. "Cncked Rear View" hip~:~~ c~~~ merged underneath all the tracks and has called ii a Hoolle llld the 'The Merry Widow" spring IWO gimmickry and layers of first release album. Blowfish . opera opens March 24, Los Angeles sound. Even when on top or As in-your-face aggres- 3. "Wcezer" Wcezer CSUN Little Theater. acts from the, groove, their voices arc sive as The Nonce is b-boy 4. "Crazylexycool" American Recordings, adolescent in tone, nonde- friendly. Milk's rhymes arc 11.C owned by Rick Rubin, the script in delivery and unable S. "Wildflowers" Tom Movie: "Hallow- mainly about how good his ZZ-Top clone who has been 10 push the vocal hyperactiv- grooves are and about how Peay een," March 28 and all over the music kaleido- ity of today's lop MC 's. much money this is bring- 6. "The Loa1 Black 29, the USU The- scope since making a name Further. lhc group' s ; ng his bank account. Along Vcll"'llleChleftains ater. Pree with flyer for himself producing rhymes don't add u to the the way. he spews enough 7. "11ic Hits" Garth from billboards on Beast.ie Boy and Run DMC ambition intended. A nonce venom al society 10 put Pub- Brooks campus. or $2. albums. word (which sounds like the li c Enemy 10 shame. 8. "Pldp Fialoa" On "World Ullimale," first pan of nonsense) is a "I hate your guts," he Souadlnlck The Nonce's premier al - . word coined or used for a 9. "Vii.Josy" Par! Jam CSUN Drama Depart- screams on one track. But bum, Rubin gels executive particular occasion. Hence Milk. who sounds like a 10. "My Ufe" Mary J. ment presents • producer credit for intro- Nonce's claim 10 be new softer Flavor Flav, would BUae "Workin' Texas," a ducing Yusef AOoal and school rap by making upun· rather make love and money play about the Great Nouka Base Type, the two usual voice phrasings 10 fit than fight. "ti's all about Randy Quaid, Paul Reiser and Mani-Modine play divon:ed dads in 'Bye Bye Love.' Dcpi:cssion, opens · MC's who have created the their beats. getting laid and getting sonic-effusive album. April 7. Bui The Nonce's lyrics paid," he raps over the bass Anoal and Base Type arc easy 10 penetrate. How driven "Laid and Paid," one 'Bye, Bye Love' is afatherly comedy want us 10 believe they' ve many in the rap community of the disc 's uptempo t . "Creep" Los Angeles re-created the hip-hop that its serious business. cause while he was married n.c couldn' I roll off at least six grooves. I Y SUS AN VAIJU . 2. "SUoq S-p" sound by blcndi ng jazz, Yusef Afloat and Nouka Base Type are The Nonce. songs that have similar lyr- Even so, the Milk-man The nurturing and devoted his wife took care of the L.A. Chamber Orches- S..flWmer Slleryl Crew blues and old school hip- ics as these from "Bus doesn't always deliver. One friendship between three men children and watched them ~Be" tra, worb by hop with a "spontaneous in- among others. Still, the of "J 10 the I." is the main plot of the story. grow up. Now that he is di- 3. "Y1111 Stop": "When I roll up say track, "Smoke Up My Ass," "Bye, Bye Des'ree Sc'"-bcrg, Mo7Mt, vention of words and group has put together a The best tracks - ,;Keep L:ove" is a They have been close friends vorced and has the opportu- - what's your name/Showing is a throw away, Milk hav- ... "01I Beaded lltme" Weber. Set Much 25, beats," in the process carv- decent first effort. II On," ''Mix Tapes" (a local me them thighs, driving me movie which for years and according 10 nity lo experience nurturing ing expressed the same scn- Boyz ing out a niche for them- All of the tracks underground hit last sum- producer/writer Gary his kids, he knows what he II Men Ambaaldor Theater. insane"? 1i mcnl belier on other shows a rcal- S. "Doa't Tell selves between the ganstas on"Ultimate" arc in the mer), "Good 10 Go" and the Milk, Rubin's other new Goldberg, "The dads in the is giving up when the week- tracks. isticyeicome- Me(wnt Love Cu and the Sa.11-and-Pepa's of mid-tempo range and laden Lille track - all buzz with a rapper, considers himself films used 10 play football, end is Qver and his lemporary Offspring. March 24 UC For Rubin and company die version of the ups and Do)" Vu Halen the rap world. with such bursts of elec- light technical sound. infec- basketball and baseball; CUSlody ends. above the new school/old there's one other thing downs of single parenting 6. "If Yo. Love Me" Irvine. Don' I be fooled. The tronic sound as the short tious from the first listen. school argument because now they're exchanging The movie depicts a 48- nonce means - "for the from the male perspective. BrowllltOnc Nonce is actually traveling horn blasts and rolling Afloa1 and Base Type pay time being," which is what household hints." hour weekend in which his music is "Never Dated." Three single fathers learn 7. "Hold My Haad" 7 Year Bitch, March 24. down a road already pio- bumble bee sounds on allcnlion 10 what hits the Dave (Malthew Modine) has miniature golfing, ex- the name of his latest re- these two acts arc : OK for to cope with weekend cus- Roode and tbe neered by Common Sense "Good to Go" or the trippy listener's car. musically al three young cl\ildrcn, a beauti- changing lips on remo.v- Las Palmas Theater. lease. the time being, but let's see tody of their children and Blowfish and A Tribe Called Quest, keyboards at lhc beginning least. ful glrlfnend and a roving eye. ing stubborn stains, figur- Actually, this is some- what the future holds. the blissful experiences of 8. "Bia PopiM Warn- Donny (Paul Reiser) is having ing out the best way 10 give Spring B.reak Hip Hop dealing with sick children, ing" The Notorious communication problems with · lhe kids a ballt, and giving Festival, April 14. entertainment McDonald's B.l.G Face to Face slams CSUN style and the exchange of his teen-age daughter. Vic advice about daling takes Redman, Gravcdiggaz, 9. "Better Man" Pean weekend custody al the neu- (Randy Quaid), the father of a place. played an energetic set, Jam Shyhcim, more. Grand IY CATll N A COYLE tral 1erri1ory of the res1au- boy and a girl. has a cynical ll's about time that a includiqg their current 10 "Baby" Brandy Olympic Auditorium. Showtime! Editor ran1 among other things. view of relationships, which movie deals willt the ending KROQ single "Discon- Twcnticllt Century Fox might explain why he's only ofmarriages by showing that Face 10 Face, a fast ris- nected." Boheme has outdone itself with their had lhrec dales in the last year, families are forever. 11 em- La opera, ing punk band from Face to Face played most funny portrayal of single one of them with his cousin. phasizes that couples should , March 25. Robert Lee Victorville, churned up the of the tracks from their sec- fathers in the '90s. Sam Vic, said something 1ha1 is really consider making their Frost Auditorium, CSUN crowd Wednesday ond full CD, "Big Choice," Weisman has directed a really true of fathers in al - marriages work because the Culver City: al a free show in the USU, s1ar1ing with " I Want." The movie that shows that being most every society. He did consequences ofdivorce can after playing two sold-out enthusiastic crowd. many a single father has its funny not know what percnting be l~ng lasting for children concerts at lhc Whisky on . wearing punk T-shirts and Night Out at the Music moments but also points out mca~l until his divorce be- as well as the couple .. Tuesday night. · skate gear, cheered for al- I. Nirv111a, ' Center, March 24. LA. Complclc with raging most every song while 411 • "Ncvermiod" Philharmonic, P.A.M.E. / moshpil in front of 1hc Trever Keith sang in a style 2. Public Enemy. "It Freedom Choir, stage, th'C band of four guys like Green Day. only a li11lc The history of Monty Python in a book? Takes a NMioo ol Crenshaw High Choir, I more hardcore and en1cr-. -Millions..." Hamilton High Choir. laining. successful comedic 1alen1 ever book concludes with the Iivcs I Y l l lC S A NtTATI 3. Paai Smith, by Copland, In the middle ofthe show, ~I~ 10 come from England. and solo carcets of the mem- Songs Su/!Wmer "Hones" Gershwin, world pre- a giant human banana and a The book begins with the bers up to today. including post- gorilla showed up in the early school days ofeachofthe Python movies like '1lmcBan- 4. Tbc Vehec Under- miere of If you walked up 10 some- crowd, and Keith was so one on the strecl and shouted six members of Python: John dits" and " A Fish Called ground and Nico. Wcstmoreland's "~r impressed, he invited them theword"Ni"~lthem,chances Cleese, Terry Gilliam. Eric Idle, Wanda." s. Sonic youdl. "Bad Suite." 5 onstagc. The banana ~ are you would either get Terry Jones. Michael Palin, and lnstcad of juSI telling old Moon Risin&" bounced around with the smacked, arrested for harass- the late Graham Chapman, and stories and passing along com- 6. New York Dolls band for a minute, then Trever Keith, singer for Face lo Face, inspires one fan lo leap into the crowd. mon knowledge, "'Ille Life of House ofBlues, ment, or both. lcadsrighl intothebirlhoftheir 7. FllllDdelic. "Magot stage-dived back into the mil and there was lots of the most people slamming personable lead singer, ButiflhatpcrsonisaMonty British television show. Python" goes deeper, explor- · Des' rec, March 29. 0 Bnill" . crowd. When 1hc song bands there." He mcnt.ioncd in the pit. "It was a greal shou 1cd "We sold out 10 Ri- Pythonfan,thcirrcsponscmay "Monty Python's Flying Cir- ing the 1ension and in1emal ended, Keith said "Every- they are going 10 be touring cus." connicts among the group a. noClalll..,.... Universal Amphitheater, show," said one student. chard Blade" before bcsorncthinglike-, "We want a body give the hanana a hand, the West Coast and into "they're gonna' be fa - launching Into a slightly shrubbery!" "The Life of Python" then through recent. exclusive in- CalJia&" Danzig, March 25. he was rad." Canada in the next few wcckS. mous.·· • /l '- I 'The Life of Python" is a little brother's pct snake, all PYTHON must-have for all fans ofthe four of their films are avail- C11111111 n1• •111 I silly six. 11le rare photo- able on video. 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PrivaQ' v1. Free Sptteh, SwttpSIR.atinpJSIJt_s and Scoops! Whal should lhe public do? For 11)/onnanon. azUtht/oumalism DqKutmm~ (818) 885-JJJS Maumausolo belled a rooklc- dirt romd that 1\1111 behind left dieposition I play," said Mau- won out overthe track team. SCIA recon:l aevcn homers, lnchld- field and bounced up apilllt DlllllOlo, who is allo playing "I remember one time be- C11111111 n1• u11 1 I lna atwo-runshottoliftCSUN the back fence of the left field for die flnt time In ing on die phone with bod1 over rival Fresno Sllle In die Northrid&e bueba11 field. her career. "I want IO be a coaches (Northridlc IOftllUI perceqe (.891), doubles fint game of die NCAA Re- "WhenI cometobit I WQUJd complete player,notjustahlt- and tract)," said (4), tdplea (2) and oo-blse &ional playoffs. She also hit a rllherbercspeaedthanhlUd," tcr." Maumaulolo, who la mljor- pcra:ala&e (.S64). She even game-winning solo homer In said MaumaUlolo, who rarely After rotatln& between lnginP9YC11o1oaY."Bial- pickeduptheflntllolenbase die botlom of die aeYClllh in- lhowl emotion when circling catcher and deslpllled player DIQIC confidcot In IOl'lball 10 of her C8RlCf Slblrday in a ningto defeatNo. sOkllhoma the bllcs. the past two seasons, that's what I cbollC." win over Southern Utah. andwintheCSPullertonTour- "When I first AW her hit I Maumaulolo oowplaya every Either by bitting borne But It's not lllOlen bases nameia titlc. W1Sin1we,"81idClleloLopez, defensiveInning,eitherbehind runs, playing left field or thal come IO mind when the Lut year, Mawnau&olo hit CSUN's fteahman first the plate or In left field. stcaUiia bases, Mawnausolo MIUllllUIOIO chantrings out tlftebomeninlhcftnal week- balCmln. "When you eee her "We had a position open hopes to lead a youna overM818dor~t's end of the regul• scaaon IO on the field. yow firstreaction that we needed to fl II and Nortbridac team IO its third JIC>me IUDS. helpCSUNdownFrcsnoStale is IO be scared. Once you getto she's fit in because she is a straightNCAAWorldSeries. You sec, Maumausolo and CS Saaamcnlo and cap- knowherthou&h, lhe's funny. good athlete," said Last season the Malldors docsn'tjust hit ballsover the IUrC its second consecutive She's a dlaractcr." Sherman, who worked with reached the cbampionship fcncc,lhellWICheslhcmover WAC title. Pmlaps the most "Everybody likes Sela." the pitchers and catchers game before loslng to No. I like patriot missiles. memorable home run of las&,, said Matador coach Janet before taking over the head Aril.ona. 4-0. Her two homen against season was Maumausolo's Sherman. "Sbc'sjust a fun coaching job this season. ''That's my goal before CokndoStalellltweekgive game-ending shot aaainst fun-loving person." "She' s deceivingly quick I leave here," said Mau- her six on die scaon and 20 Maine in the Regional play- While Maumau8olo'srcpu- and can get to balls that mausolo. "We want IO go in her caRlCf, tying her for ofrsaa MlladorDlamood. With talion as a da.ngerous power people might not think she there [NCAA World Se- No. 2 on the all-time CSUN leading 6-0 In the fifth hitter is well deserved, it's not could cover." ries) and bring back tbc , Northridgc llsL All-Ameri- inning, Maumausolo con- exactly whal Sela had in mind She earned 11 letters for gold." can Beth Calcantc holds the nected for a two-run homer when she took up the sport 14 softball, lraCk, volleyball and If Northridgc reaches the CSUN career record with 33 that sailed over the Malador years aao with hertwo siSlcrs. soccer Ill Mount C.-mcl High WorldSeries thisyear, atleast homqs. Diamond scoreboard, clcarcd "Most peoiile know me for School. Comcm:ru!tingtime, one player will bring along As a freshman in 1993, a temporary fence,cleared the my hitting and Caldllng isjust the MlllOOr softball squad her own theme song. effective Friday, but I fccl it is BURT the right thing to do for the C111111t1 111• •111 11 players here, the players at ..N .., Temcscal CanyonHighSchool 7-4 .., also made itsfirst-ever NCAA and for myself," Bun said in a ... M Division Uplayoffappearance rclcascdswement."I'mhope- H lhal same year. ful lhatthiswill beanopportu- ..7-4 ~1 Burt was 47-25 (.652) nity for the university to be S-7 ,.. against NCAA Division II op- even morcsupportiveofa new H H ponentsand2-2 I ( .~7)against coach. 1•m looking forward IO .... 1.. Division I teams. the different challenges that H N '"It is with very mixed emo- lie ahead of me al the high .,. tions that I resign my position school level." ...... 11• •A 111"•-nl...... ,. A...,...... 01"/o<·.,..,,._ .l/1..Jllr ) SPORTS SCHEDULE TODAY'S HOME GAMES: Baseball vs Hawaii at Matador Field 2p.m. Tennis vs. Bowling Green at Matador Couns 1:30p.m. SoOball at CS Fullerton Pony-Louisville Tournament CSUN vs. No. I Arizona 3 p.m. • Sure she can hit home runs, but FRIDAY Scia Maumausolo is working hard Baseball vs. Hawaii at Matador Field to be an all-around softball player. 2p.m. American with the sing-• Tennis vs. Santa Clara along nanlC. al Matador Courts For Scia Maumausolo 1:30p.m. TIIC chanting starts as soon (pronounced Mow-mow- as No. 6steps into Uie baller's SO-lo). it's just part of tlJC Softball at CS Fullerton box. gan1e. Pony-Louisville "Mau- Mau," comes a "If I can excite people by Tournament single monotone echo from the my performance that makes CS UN vs. UCSB far corner ofthc Matador dug- me happy,'' said CSUN's 9 a.m. out. As if on cue, from the junior catcher/outfielder. "If other side of the bench reso- I put a smile on someone's nates "Solo." Again. "Mau- face that'sacomplimclll for Mau- Solo." Louder and me." SATURDAY louder, faster and faster, the These days there aren't a Baseball vs. Hawaii mantra escalates uool the en- lot ofsmiles from opposing at Matador Field tire Northridge team is chant- teams when Mau11181110lo I p.m. •. ing In unison. i1eps upto the plaie. 'Ille~ "Mau-Mau-Solo-Mau- yc.--01d Nonhridge clean- Volleyball at Sao Diego Mau-~Mau-Mau-Solo..." up biucr is W1TCntly oo a State University If the opposing pitcher tear that has her lcadlna the 7p.m. didn't know who she was fac- seventh-ranked Maladonin ing, this could becalledawarn- 11 offensive caiegorlcs, in- ON DECK ing. For Northridacfan&,some cluding batting average ofwhomevenchant along with (.485), RBis (20), slualng In Monday's Sundial: the team, it's a way of paying • Baseball goes for its first homage to CSUN' s All· helCIA, ..... 11 Western Athletic Confer- ence win ofthe yearagalnst Hawaii. Matador football coach Bob Burt resigns • In a rematch of last sea- sons' NCAAchampionship Bob Burt, the winningest effective Friday, March 24. CSUN's winningesl football game, CSUN takes on Ari- coach in Nortlvidse football Burtendlhis 10-ycarcollc- coach while leading the Mlla- zona in softball action. - history, resigned Wcdriesday giatc coaching career with a dors to a 7-4 rcaxd llld co- • 'Ille tennis team plays a to accept a position as .head 55-SO overall record, includ- championship of the Wesiero p8lroflume11181ches. Sk)Jf football coach at Temescal ing a 49--46record in ni rie sea- Football Conference. CSUN in Monday'• edition. Canyon High School in Lake sons as the Malldonl' skipper. Elsinore. His resignation is In 1990, Burt became heaun..... ~s slons Dependable. dedicated ·-onCGmpul arrival of sp~ng . 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