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Crowd Breaks Silence of Violence on Women Activists Share the Reality of Rape, Assault
By Molly Meade “Safety is something which all Staff Writer people deserve to have,” said Poco Smith, correspondence coordinator for the Associated The words “women have the S tudents W om en’s right to walk alone at night” Commission. echoed throughout Isla Vista Underlying this year’s rally Thursday night when protesters was an important theme con from the 9th annual Take Back cerning unity among women of The Night rally marched all ethnicities, religions and sex through the streets condemning ual orientations. “Traditionally, violence against women. women of color have been ig Although previous TBTN ac nored, so this year we worked tivists had encountered flying hard to show that all women’s eggs and beer while walking the experiences are equally impor streets, this year the response tant,” said Smith. from onlookers was on the Rosie Aguilar-Moreno, I.V. whole positive. mediator for Undergraduate As protesters marched down Women of Color, agreed. “This Pardall Road with the message year’s program is very diverse,” “Hey, Hey, Ho, Ho, this patriar she said. “Historically women of About 300 participants at chy has got to go,” patrons at color have not been included in Thursday evening's Take Cafe Roma responded by raising the whole planning stages. This cups of beer in approval. When year’s coalition has a group of Back The Night Rally as they paraded in front of Dave’s women of color and white wo serted the right women have Market, people jumped up and men working together through to live in a society void o f fear down and cheered. out the whole process — so it is and violence. The night con However, despite the majority inclusive of all women.” sisted of music; testimonies of positive responses, one man “This all started because of from survivors of rape, as did yell “You’re the ho!” out his dissatisfaction that many wo sault, molestation and in car window, and another men of color were feeling dis- cest; poetry readings and a screamed “You’re all dikes!” cluded from organizing,” self-defense demonstration. from his house. Aguilar-Moreno said. “We see During a Storke Plaza rally this as a stepping-stone that will The event ended with a preceding the march, approxi continue to evolve in coalition candle-lit march through the mately 300 men and women building.” campus and I.V. came together to show their sup “This is the first year we’ve port for battered women, and to translated everything to Span- Photos by Rick Bessey promote the message that safety and Gerry Melendez. is a right — not a privilege. See NIGHT, p.12 Not Looking Forward to the D.P. Crawl? UC Officials Approve Two Options Groups to Host Alternatives to I.V. Scene to Define Political and Ideological By Chris George Chief John MacPherson said Groups, Create Voluntary Funding Staff Writer that the event would have adequate security. “It is my By Brian Quisling ing mechanisms for organiza understanding that the event Staff Writer tions that fall under these Although Isla Vista has be will be covered by a police of categories. come notorious for its ravaging ficer and several Community One option suggests a posi Halloween festivities, many Service Officers,” he said. The University of California tive checkoff system be in events have been organized to McCann said that on top of Office of the President handed cluded on registration billing offer students alternatives to the security provided by the UC down two options Thursday forms, listing groups consid drunken weekend revelry. Police, several Red Alert volun concerning how to alter the ered ideological, political or re Associated Students Commu teers and 10 additional volun funding mechanisms of some ligious that students can volun nications Board is sponsoring a teer ushers will be at the Storke student organizations pre tarily decide to support concert and educational prog Plaza event. sently sponsored with mandat The second policy option ram today in Storke Plaza featur On Halloween night, students ory fees. collects three separate fees: a ing local bands Indica, No More concert and Halloween infor may opt to attend a “Halloween Among organizations subsi mandatory fee for student gov and Rain. mation session Saturday be Ball,” at the I.V. Billiards Club, dized through mandatory fees, ernment activities “germane to Representatives from the Na tween 2 and 6 p.m. A.S. Presi where guests will be provided the issue directly affects the the University’s mission,” a tional Organization for Women, dent Geoff Green said the prim with dinner, dessert and a “mon systemwide lobby group UC voluntary fee for registered the A.S. Women’s Coalition and ary message of the event is safety, ster mug” of beer for $15. Cos Student Association, which di campus organizations and a the Student AIDS project will particularly in the area of sexual tume prizes will be awarded and rects about 70% of its budget voluntary fee for off-campus also speak during the four-hour assault. a DJ will be spinning out tunes for political objectives such as lobbying activities. program, which begins at 2 p.m. “We’re bringing in speakers for patrons all night. lobbying UC officials and state "One of these two options According to Comm Board from the Rape Crisis Center and IVBC owner Stanley Honner legislators to oppose fee hikes. must be implemented by the Chair Chris McCann, the prog the Women’s Center,” he said. decided to organize the event so Due to the California Su Spring Quarter,” UC spokes ram offers those who are not fa A variety of live music and en students could celebrate the preme Court’s Sm ith v. Re man Mike Alva said. miliar with the typical Hallo tertainment will be provided at evening in comfort and safety. “I gents ruling, universities are UCSA proposed a refund ween festivities something other the event, Green said. “Every don’t think there’s any reason prohibited from compelling able escrow fee policy that than partying. thing from I.V. bands to Reggae why we can’t party our brains students to associate them would continue to charge man “[It?s] not your regular show to Latin to juggling acts.” out responsibly,” he said. selves with groups that are pri datory fees to all registered at Storke Plaza,” he said. “[The According to both Green and For students who wish to marily ideological, political or groups. However, during a event is] aimed at freshmen and McCann, security for the alter leave I.V. altogether, Santa Bar religious in nature by subsidiz specified period of time stu other people who haven’t had native events was hard to obtain bara radio station KTYD, Or ing them through mandatory dents could receive a refund for much experience with Isla Vista because the campus police for chid Bowl and the UCSB Stu fees. fees allocated to groups they do Halloween.” ces are already spread thin dent Alumni Association are ex- Both options require the not wish to support. Anisq’ Oyo’ Park will be the throughout I.V. University to define the terms host site for an A.S.-sponsored However, Campus Police See EVENTS, p.13 and to create voluntary fund See UCSA, p.13 2 Friday, October 29,1993 Daily Nexiis
Daily Nexus HEADLINERS Editor in Chief Anita Miralle Layout/Design Editor S B | Michelle Danner Training Editor | ^ K | Kirrtoerly Epler Campus Editor 1 ; Rebecca Eggeman AssL Campus Editors WK i Lisa Sato. Brian Quisling Man Tries to Get Warm, Ignites Blaze County Editor | Brett Chapman AssL County Editor | Molly Meade ALTADENA (AP) — A said. “My whole backside Features Editor Suzanne Gamer transient Chinese immi is bruised.” Investigative Editor Joanna Frazier Opinions Editor H Wiliam Toten grant named Andres Then Bonaccorso faced AssL Opinions Editor Sonja Ellis Huang awoke cold and the task of calling his pa A.P. Wire Editor 1 Melanie Flores shivering in the sagebrush rents in Mexico, where Sports Editor J H Brian Pllsbury of this foothill community they had gone to celebrate AssL Sports Editors M i l Michael CadilR, Jenny Kok his father’s retirement, and Artsweek Editor Martin Boer and started something he AssL Artsweek Editor Kevin Carhart could not finish. telling them that the house Illustrations Editor E | | Matt Ragland Kindling a fire in the his lather had built 18 Photo Editor I Rachel Weil early morning darkness, years ago with his own Copy Editor I Corey Cohen hands was gone, along AssL Copy Editor ■ Evan Machlan Huang ignited a two-day Senior Staff Writer ■ Duke Conover inferno that burned 115 America. the terrified firestarter. with everything in it. homes, 5,500 acres and left Like Mrs. O’Leary’s “I woke up and heard Huang is scheduled to Advertising Representatives Kris Phillips, Shelley Loentzen, Ed hundreds in the same pre cow in Chicago, Huang’s explosions,” Bonaccorso be arraigned Friday morn Engler, Etienne Katz, Chris Bowman, Deborah Lowery, Tracey Sifcer dicament as himself — relationship to this fire is said Thursday, standing in ing on felony charges of re homeless. destined for infamy. And the smoking embers of the cklessly starting a fire. Mi Production 1 Christine Baggerly, Gina Balian, “He was cold and con for those whose homes home, he shared with his nor injuries sustained Uncle Noah Martin, Gina Oliva, Ni- fused,” said Los Angeles were erased from the land parents. when he tumbled down chola Stein, Yvonne Thomson, Su the San Gabriel Moun sanna Virden County Sheriff’s Dept, scape by his doomed act, What he heard were the spokesman Sgt. Noel La the slow process of start exploding gas tanks of his tains foothills have placed nier. “It [the fire] just got ing over began Thursday. neighbors’ cars. The back him in the jail ward of away from him and he be Whipped by fierce of his own house was on County-USC Medical Let’s not be stupid, O.K.? gan running down the winds, the fire raced fire, and Bonaccorso, Center, where he is being hills.” through Eaton Canyon struggling to orient himself held in lieu of $7,500 bail. Authorities know only into file exclusive gated from a deep sleep, realized He is allowed no visi this about him: He speaks community Kinneola Ca his driveway was a wall of tors. Through an interpre no English. He is 35 years nyon Estates and sent flame. ter, he told arson detec old. Before he came to this 26-year-old Jim Bonac “I ran through my tives “that he started a fire countiy two months ago, corso scrambling down neighbor’s property and a n d i t becam e Editorial Policy: he had lived in South another hillside, much like fell down the hillside,” he uncontrollable.” AH letters to the editor and columns submitted for publication be come property of the Daily Nexus and are subject to editing for length and clarity. The Daily Nexus reserves the right to select which letters and columns will be printed. If chosen for publication, the ma Former Marines Describe Hazing Ritual terial will appear in the Daily Nexus no sooner than two days after being turned in. WASHINGTON (AP) the hazing were fined sev —Two former Marines say eral hundred dollars Letters to the editor and columns must be limited to two pages, apiece and were reas typed double-spaced (3,000 characters), and indude the author's they were victims of a haz name and phone number. ing incident in which hu signed, Bueno said. Super man waste was dumped on ior officers were repri them and their genitals manded for not closely were burned with a caustic supervising enlisted men, shoe polish. she said. A Marine spokeswo Corrections Policy: man said Thursday the The incident was reve aled by Chris Matthews Tocallan error to the attention of the Editor in Chief, provide a written statement hazing on Feb. 13, 1992, detailing the correct information. The Daily Nexus publishes a l corrections of got out of hand and was an tigated the incident said in wouldn’t recognize it if it and Bruce Buel, both new errors. “aberration” that has em a report obtained by the bit them in the butt.” drill team members at the barrassed the corps. Associated Press that the Chief Warrant Officer time who since have left A videotape of the epi initiation ceremony began Virginia Bueno of the the corps. sode was aired Thursday in 1981 and “somehow, Marines said the incident night on ABC’s “Prime over time, the process has “was a stupid thing. The ABC, which describes Time Live.” The incident evolved from the seem Marines involved were the hazing as a “Hell The Daily Nexus is published by the Press Council and partially very young, probably 19 funded through the Associated Students of the University of Califor took place in Yuma, Ariz., ingly harmless to the Night” graduation ritual, nia, Santa Barbara on weekdays during the school year, weekly in at the end of five months of perverse." and 20.” shows human waste, fer summer session. training for the Marine si Abbe Jolles, a lawyer for She said the conduct mented tobacco spit and Editorial Matter— Opinions expressed on the Editorial pages and the two former Marines “never, ever was con dead rodents being in the Weather Box are the individual contributor's. Opinions ex lent drill team stationed pressed in the Daily Nexus do not necessarily reflect those of UCSB, there. who said they were victims doned” by the corps and dumped on the initiates. its faculty or student body. The videotape was of the hazing, said similar “should not have hap Advertising Matter — Advertising matter printed herein is solely made by a Marine who practices took place for pened in the first place. It A military shoe polish for informational purposes. Such printing is not to be construed as a years before they were is an aberration. It cer containing a caustic chem written or implied sponsorship, endorsement or investigation of took part in administering such commercial enterprises or ventures by the Daily Nexus. the initiation, ABC offi discontinued. tainly is an embarrassment ical then was smeared on The Daily Nexus subscribes to The Associated Press and is a cials said. “The military has a hard to us.” the new drill team mem member of the UC Wire Service. The Marine inspector time recognizing criminal Three Marines who bers, including their Phones: conduct,” she said. “They took part in administering genitals. News Office 893-2691 general’s office that inves- Fax 893-3905 Editor in Chief 893-2695 Advertising Office 893-3828 The Daily Nexus follows the University of California's anti- discrimination codes. Inquiries about these policies may be directed Aristide Calls for Total Trade Embargo to: Raymond Huerta, Affirmative Action Coordinator, phone (805) UNITED NATIONS 89 3-20 89. by weapons.” Second Class Postage paid at Santa Barbara CA Post Office Pu (AP) — Haiti’s ousted “If there is a total block blication No. USPS 775-300. president, his hopes of re ade, I am convinced that Mail subscriptions can be purchased through the Daily Nexus., turning to power by this Thomas M. Storke Communications Building, P.O. Box 13402, the military will not be Santa Barbara, CA 93107. weekend all but gone, able to hold out,” he said. Printed by Sun Printing Co. called Thursday for a total trade embargo to force out Aristide called for an air the country’s military embargo in addition to the leaders. current naval blockade, Jean-Bertrand Aristide but said logistics would said he would not waver in have to be worked out W e a t h e u his fight to restore Haiti to military to resign. A transi air traffic to Haiti, and de with the United Nations. democracy. He reiterated tion government has been nying visas to those who In Washington, Mike that he would not return unable to fully take con obstructed Aristide’s re Barnes, an Aristide lawyer, until army commander Lt. trol, and violence has turn, according to council said Aristide also wants O.K. boys and girls, it’s Halloween weekend. Gen. Raoul Cedras steps heightened tensions. President Ronaldo Mota sanctions against indivi The rumors are flying, the beers will be flowing and down. An oil and weapons em Sardenberg. duals responsible for the it should be exciting. Let’s just remember not to let “One, he must leave,” bargo imposed by the Sec “We request a total and failure of the agreement, these out of town fucks mess up our town. Be it Aristide said at a news urity Council on the mili complete blockade, which including a freezing of in ever a hell hole, it’s our hell hole and if we mess it conference following a dividual bank accounts up we’ll just fuel the arguments of boneheads like tary government last week is necessary, even essen speech to the General As has nearly brought trans tial,” Aristide told the and lifting of travel visas. Willy Chamberlin. So no fires, no fighting, and sembly. “Two, I must keep it cool. Let’s have some fun out there. port in Haiti to a standstill. 184-nation General In Washington, Presi return.” The council also ordered Assembly. dent Clinton said the Un Aristide, Haiti’s first that the assets of anti During his speech, an esti ited States was consider democratically elected democratic forces in Haiti ing other measures against Friday’s High: 79, Low: 54 mated 5,000 Haitians ral president, was to return by be frozen to pressure the lied outside the United the country’s military Outlook: Warm all weekend. Careful with those Saturday under a rulers. fires. military rulers to step Nations to show support U.N.-brokered agreement down. for Aristide. He said those in Haiti High tide: 9:17 am (5.6), 10:16 pm (4.1) reached in July with Low tide: 3:05 am (1.6), 4:05 pm (0.1) obstructing democracy’s Cedras. The council also plans In a news conference af return “are making a grave Surf: Who cares? It’s Halloween. The army has violently to discuss expanding sanc terward, Aristide said the Sunset: 6:09 pm, tomorrow’s Sunrise: 7:17 am. mistake. And we are look resisted the agreement, tions to a full trade em Haitian people would pre ing at what our other op which■ * - * called ‘ ‘ for the inline ~ —O bargo, halting commercial fer an embargo to “death tions are.”. Daily Nexus Friday, October 29,1993 3 Sheriff Stresses “No Tolerance” Policy H aircuts Wash Full Service Salon: more danger than usual. and plan for the worst” and move upwards de “The majority of the re However, officers are pending on die serious Style Consultation Style sponses I’ve heard both concerned about injuries, ness of the crime, he said. Perms $45 - Spiral Extra from students and from re particularly attacks on law “In most circumstances sidents said they’re pretty enforcers. "We are moving of the arrests we’ve made, Weaves London Hair Co. much in favor [of police targets for anything people we’ve given them a secure (805) 965-7976 plans],” said Sgt. Jeff want to throw at us,” place to sober up and then *By appointment/first time clients only Meyer of the I.V. Foot Meyersaid. “Evejyyearwe we let them leave. This 11 WEST VICTORIA ST. #20 VICTORIA COURT, Patrol. have injuries.” year, they fully intend to ______SANTA BARBARA, CA______Although police According to Sgt. Far enforce everything,” said launched an advertising ley, UCSB Campus Police IVFP spokeswoman campaign to 136 cities, supervisor, another factor Diana Halliburton. By Allison Dunn of the “no tolerance” pol Staff Writer_____ colleges and high schools Meyer, who has worked Volunteers & around the nation warn icy will be stronger enfor Halloween weekend since ing visitors of increased cement of arrests. “It’s a 1979, has a different take As law enforcement law enforcement, officers stronger follow-up enfor on the goals of the “no Organizations agencies seek to imple do not anticipate violence cement policy and the tolerance” policy. ment harsher policies to will erupt if it becomes bails have been raised,” he are needed tone down Isla Vista’s necessaiy to break up a said. “The goal is to go back Halloween celebration large party. This year, police will de to when Halloween was a to help clean the I.V. streets this year, officers say they ‘There are going to be posit arrested civilians at local event,” he said. “Bas do not expect to place fewer people and fewer the county jail instead of ically, a fun atmosphere the day after Halloween themselves or disap problems this year,” Meyer an I.V. location, and bail with a low potential for vi pointed party-goers in said. “We hope for the best amounts will start at $100 olence is die goal.” Monday, November 1 at 10:00am Volunteers will meet at the I.V. Parks office, College Media React to Weekend Laws 961 Embarcadero D el Mar. Halloween festival in Isla year and said that he had a great distance involved in For more information contact Richard Jenkins or Vista near the UC Santa positive experience for the traveling to Santa Barbara. Naomi Johnson at 963-4550 Barbara campus could be most part. “I would hope that in for a rude awakening as Kinoshita also ex there would be viable al a result of new ordinances pressed doubt as to the ef ternatives in San Diego,” passed by the Santa Bar fectiveness of the new said Aguilar, adding that bara Board of Supervisors. laws. “I really don’t think he thought the problem An Oct. 19 letter by it’s going to do that much. was probably caused by Í SELL US YOUR * UCSB Vice Chancellor for ... [People] might just students from the Los I Student Affairs Michael choose to be more Angeles area. Dennis Young oudines the boisterous.” “Our student body has I USED CD’S! I Editor’s Note: On the re consequences of breaking Director of Special Ser better ways to spend their • Guaranteed Highest Prices Paid! ceiving end of a massive the new ordinances. Ac vices Nick Aguilar, who time than traveling eight • We’ll give you instant cash! media blitz by the Santa cording to Young, “fines forwarded the letter from hours to be exposed to Barbara County Sheriffs for alcohol-related of Young to the deans of the criminal prosecution,” he • Large collection? We’ll come to youl 0j¡ii Dept and UCSB, campus fenses have been substan five UCSD colleges, said said. newspapers across the tially increased.” that the letter was sent “in state have covered Isla “This year more than an effort io try to minimize Mustang Daily, morningjory Vista’s Halloween preDa- ever before, law enforce the number of violations Cal Poly San Luis Obispo raiions as never before ment officers will be crack of the law.” The party may be over ing down on lawbreakers However, Aguilar said for Cal Poly students and I The Guardian, % ...” Young said. that he didn’t think that other revelers from 1|$ X “We’ll Recycle Your Muslc” á UC San Diego [UCSD] Marshall Col many students from throughout the state who H w Downtown *1218 State Street • 966-0266 UCSD students who lege junior Mike Kinoshita UCSD would attend the ¡2 Isla Vista *910 Embarcadero del Norte *968-4665 # plan to attend the popular attended the event last festival because of the See SCHOOLS, pill 3 out of 4 Monsters Agree
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By JcnnifTer Chedar the sorority by love and friendship. “I joined because the Reporter______sisterhood, friendship and unconditional love I saw in the members of the organization strongly attracted me,” she said. UCSB’s Panhellenic Council officially accepted The sorority will consider all women interested in Sigma Gamma Rho Oct. 10 into the greek system as the joining, but members stress that their activities will con university's newest sorority. centrate on issues that concern them as Black women. The sorority originated in 1922 by seven Black school “I personally refuse to discriminate against anyone teachers at Butler University in Indianapolis, Ind. This who is willing to know or join our sorority,” Borell said. latest addition to the campus brings the total number of “But I will emphasize that, whoever that person may be, sorority and fraternity houses to 42. whether white, Black, green or red, she would need to The founding sisters of this Nu Xi charter chapter con understand that our sorority focuses on the Black sider their roles just as important as those of the original experience.” founding mothers and live by their motto: “Greater Ser UCSB Greek Adviser S. Michael said he believes SGR vice, Greater Progress.” According to members, Sigma has much to contribute to the greek system. “Having Gamma Rho holds dear ties for its members and lifelong these new members with us is going to be a much- sisterhood. welcomed addition to the greek community.” ‘The founding mothers were Black schoolteachers, According to Michael, all members of the greek system who as women provided a service to their community have to decide upon their own goals and actions just as through teaching,” said Vice President Phyliss Francis. any other group. “We also hope to provide greater service for the progress “They all have to deal with their own flavors. They are of our community.” no'different from other groups except that they choose The sorority’s members, individually or as a group, greek letters to represent their name," he said. “Fraterni participate in a number of campus and community orga ties and sororities are based on friendship, and goals nizations to strengthen their cause as Black women. such as scholarships, social events and community. They These organizations include Student Peer Health Edu are for each other in good times and in bad.” cators, Bible study groups, the UCSB chapter of the Na Nicole Sabatino, UCSB Panhellenic president, wel tional Association for the Advancement of Colored Peo comes every addition to the greek community. “I think ple, and AKANKE — a Black women’s support group it’s very exciting when We get a new sorority on this cam whose name means “To know her, is to love her.” RACHEL WEIUVD.il, Nun» pus. It expands the horizons of the greek community, To reach out to their community, the sisters plan to tu and adds to the depth of the greek life we have right tor in various subjects at Dos Pueblos High School and Clockwise from the top: Phyliss Francis, Kim Hamil now.” “adopt” children at the Oakview Homes. These are ton, Kim Lee, Rebeca Borrell and Maya Hernandez Sigma Gamma Rho plans to hold “informationals,” or children who have been in trouble with the law and are are the founding members o f UCSB’s newest soror socials to inform prospective members of the sorority’s in need of peer counselors for guidance, education and ity Sigma Gamma Rho. presence and purpose, rather than holding traditional most of all friendship. weren’t for her. rush activities. They will conduct a “membership intake SGR President Maya Hernandez is active in the Stu “I wasn’t going to join the greek system, but I joined process” which they hope to make more personal, Lee dent Coalition On Racial Equality and said all students, Sigma Gamma Rho because it was different from the said. not just minorities, need to recognize the multiracial ele others. It was a way to get sisterhood. It focused on edu Due to their small numbers, none of the Black sorori ment on this campus. cation, individuality, acceptance and community.” ties or fraternities at UCSB have houses yet. But Francis “If you look at me I’m racially mixed myself’ she said. Others found it exciting to be a founding mother of a said this may change for SGR with increasing member “Santa Barbara is not a Black community. Everyone has charter chapter and to have an opportunity to have a ship and funds. to learn to deal with the real world. Not everybody’s all lasting impact. “I’ve always wanted to change history, . ____ M one race. however it was. I think this will change the history of the SGR is part of a nationwide governing structure for Treasurer Kimberly Lee said she was drawn to Sigma sororities at UCSB,” said chapter Secretary Rebeca African-American sororities and fraternities, the Na Gamma Rho not because she wasn’t welcomed at the Borreli. * tional Panhellenic Council which is nicknamed the “Big other established Black sororities, but because they just Parliamentarian Kim Hamilton said she was dfu wn to Eight” for its eight member organizations.
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University of California at Santa Barbara Local Ly . Businesses Prepare for GLOBAL PEACE a n d f a k e O f f ! SECURITY PROGRAM Airfares Are Roundlrip the Halloween Weekend Activities Cancún-2 for II! Russian Foreign Policy By Kimberly Epier about that. There’s been so Save! 6 nts hotel & air Staff Writer______much publicity about it — in Central America: many people may not Denver mdhp $180 come,” Running said. “But Prospects for the Future As the Halloween the people who don’t Ski Utah $298 weekend looms ever know may be upset about 4 nts hotel, air, lift tlcts closer, Isla Vista busines having their playground ses are joining law enfor roped off, so to speak.” Mexico Craise $279 Yuri Pavlov 3 nts to Diseñada cement agencies and area The Six-Pak Shop Former Soviet Ambassador to residents in gearing up for owner was not sure quite Save up to $450 on Summer '94 Costa Rica and Chile the October celebration. International lours! The Sooner what to expect. “I’m just )feu Buy, The More You Save! Even as they stock up doing as before. I don’t for the weekend as usual, year.” See Us far More Spedabl 12:00 Noon, Monday, Stanley Holler, owner know what’s going to hap many business owners do pen,” said Um. November 1,1993 n o t expect record- of the I.V. Billiards Club, is breaking crowds and are observing his first year as a According to Holler, it Multicultural Center not making the extra ef local. Forewarned of the upsets him that local resi The Global Peace and Security Program is an interdisciplinary forts past Halloweens All Hallows’ Eve mayhem dents have to be con academic program within the UCSB College of Letters and engendered. in this seaside town, he cerned about malicious Sciences, with the cooperation and partial support of the University “Actually I’m planning has decided to have the behavior from out-of- of California Institute on Global Conflict and Cooperation. For a little less than last year,” IVBC host an alternative town visitors. 1211 UCen 968-5151 more information, call (805) 893-4718. said Primo Um, owner of event. “I’ve put a lot of work the Six-Pak Shop. “The “We’re having our own into this place and I feel companies are delivering party. We’d like to have a like I’m part of the com Saturday.” maximum of 100 couples, munity,” he said. “You’ve Nevertheless, local pro and we'd like it to be cou got a lot of people coming prietors expect to do more ples,” he said. “We’re go in from out of town and S m i l e . .. brisk business around the ing to have a Halloween ruining it for all of us.” end-of-the-month bash Ball, and we’re having our than on other weekends, own security of course.” The Isla Vista Foot Pat ...even if you have no idea despite steps taken by The Santa Barbara rol believes most busines county officials to tone County Board of Supervi ses are prepared for the an down the celebrations. sors’ decision last month nual event and know what zvhat’s going on. “I’m just bringing in ex to implement Sheriff Jim to expect. Still, officers tra food, extra people and Thomas’ suggestions to will be patrolling the com decorations,” said William ban live music and in merce district Happy Hours are Running, manager of Gio crease fines, has some I.V. “I haven’t heard of it be 4:30-8:30 Daily: vanni’s. “It’s probably our establishment owners ing a major problem,” said busiest time.... Last year I nervous about the im Sgt. Jeff Meyer. “We will 2 for 1 Well Drinks put in more hours at this pending festivities. have people working the time than any other time of “I’ve been wondering business area.” $1 Drafts, $1& Pints REMEMBER: SUNDAY FAIL 6 W. De La Guerra Santa Barbara b a c k 963-2211
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“If I should, take a notion to jump into the ocean, ain’t nobody’s business if I do.” OPINION —Billie Holiday From Politici Bruce Anderson
Five years ago, a political scientist from Washingtor D.C., shocked the academic world with his declaratioi that History was dead. By History, he meant the prog ression of conflict through the ages. His thesis, bom o ’80s optimism, declared that Communism had ialler Capitalism was victorious, and therefore the only thin; we really needed was a better washing machine. A few civil wars and even more not-so-civil war have predictably set this theory upon its ear. But th notion that some segment of life has been perfected that modifications only come in the form of evolutioi (as opposed to revolution), is enticing. It explains th need for bureaucracies, policy wonks and Welfare Re form. It also explains my utter inability to think up a un ique Halloween costume for this year. The shock therapy of a few car bombs might hav been enough to get History's heart kicking again; bu the Halloween costume is surely dead. Never again wil there be a visionary costume spotted upon the straits o I.V., at least not until we begin sucking down (crew with a few new life forms. Halloween has already seen its share of sports junk ies, crack junkies, hippies, yuppies and Rastafarians It’s seen pirates wearing nail polish and used-car sales men hawking T-shirts. It’s seen doctors and EMTs preachers and nuns. It’s even seen its very own sex therapist, the human kissing booth. Indeed, any costume with mohawks, rainbow wig or chest hair; with fangs, flippers or an extra head; any thing with beer, Southern Comfort or acid-inspired ori gins, has already been done. As for fashion themes, the time machine called thrii stores has brought back every mixed patter, every over
PHILLIP ETTINO/Dmly Ne*« Salad Days The Colorful Halloween Fiesta Days are Over in Isla Vista
Goleta. For too many people, Halloween is not fun, ______Editorial______but feared. OK. It’s finally here. What we’ve all been waiting So something had to change. And the police and for with eager anticipation and/or dread. Isla county came up with a massive crackdown that pro Vista’s very own slugfest we call Halloween. Say it hibited even what good was left in the Halloween with a smile, no matter how forced. celebrations — no live music, for example. Many There was a time when the 31st brought out the people believe this is a fascist response, and maybe best of I.V., making it a uniquely fun place to live. they are right. But a confrontation with law enforce What made the holiday special was the concentra ment officers just ready to bust heads is the last tion of talent and creativity the community flaunted thing that anybody needs. at the end of October. Live music from local bands What Isla Vista does need is to show some re could be heard on many streets, and costumes de sponsibility and restraint. Left up to their own de monstrating artistic ability, imagination and effort vices, the police will do whatever it takes to keep the were proudly shown-off in a gala parade down Del town quiet, regardless of the cohsequences; let’s not Playa Drive. give them that chance. If we make sure we all act in a But, like many things, I.V.’s Halloween became safe, responsible manner this weekend, the police to good to keep a secret, and it began to attract peo will have no reason to take action. If we limit ple, mostly college students, from around the state. ourselves to benevolent enjoyment of the season Some visitors joined right in the party, decking (and there is absolutely no reason why we can’t / Nina Zelinsky themselves out as celebrities, monsters, dead cult have a good time without destroying something), Tuesday morning I sat down to watch the mominj figures, etc. Others, however, saw our celebration as perhaps the police will realize that they news, mostly because the only channel we get is KEYT. an excuse to rid themselves of responsibility, get overreacted. was more involved with my breakfast than what thi drunk, assault people and destroy our town. Lets face it, only a loser abuses people for enter newscaster was saying, until a report on UCSB caugh It is through the actions of such ignorant and un tainment Since the real fun behind the holiday is my attention. It began with the usual spiel about Hallo imaginative folk that we, the I.V. community, find ween attracting crowds, and blah, blah, blah... Then thi the expression of creativity exhibited by people in reporter announced that UCSB is now considered sec ourselves in the position we do today. Many offi costume, why not emphasize this? We can make ond among the party schools in the country. 1 couldn’ cials of the university, Santa Barbara County and Halloween something good again. figure out if I was upset by this because we were secom the Sheriffs Department would like to see Hallo If you are inviting guests, make sure they under and not first, or because the news was confirming thi ween die a quick death. Thousands of dollars are stand that they are guests in this town and must be sordid reputation to all the parents who were upset b; the orientation issue of the Nexus this summer^ spent each year preparing for the weekend and de have maturely and respectfully, even when drunk. Before I could sort my feelings, the broadcast jpre aling with its aftermath, and people are sick of it. The warm glow of a raging dumpster fire may sound sented us with a group of students who, as represinta Our fun has turned into a pain in the ass for them. like a hellaciously good time, but the infernos blaz tions of our school, were asked to explain why ou Unfortunately, with the increase in violence over ing throughout the state should serve as solid re school has attracted so many partiers. One serious ypunj the past few years, Halloween has become much minders of the precarious nature of California’s fire man explained that it was due to all the “good-loqtinj girls.” A girl who was an exception to the above rui de more than inconvenient for many I.V. residents. season. < bated that perhaps the beach and all the “shoppingliva: Rapes, assaults and cliff-divings leave the town In short, make it a good Halloween; it obviously responsible for the reputation. But one young mat scarred long after most of the revelers have sobered won’t be the best, but don’t cause any reasons for it summed it up best when, after taking a contemplativi up and driven back to Arizona, Los Angeles or to be the last. bong hit, he replied: “The great thing about Halloween i: that people come from the North and from the South.’ D o o n e s b u ry BY GARRY TRUDEAU I think that those of us who are aware of the reality o life at UCSB can see where these replies are coming from But I think that others will take this group of “extremi ..AND THIS IS ME u ay/ EXCUSE ME A MOMENT, NO, SIR, THERE'S NO MISTAKE. exceptions” and their responses seriously. Of course AND 6LENN CLOSE. ROBERT ZONKER... HELLO, MR. YOUR SERIES WAS PUT ON BUMMER. ¿00(11... I EXEMPTED HER u a a j . with this kind of representation by the media, it’s n< URtCHT I CHECKED HIATUS. LAST WEEK, SIR. NO ONE YOUEXEMPTBD wonder that UCSB has a reputation as a hard-core part] FROM JURY DUTY ¿NUNE ¿UTTH YOUR A6ENT, 5/R, I'M SORRY. m'LLSEB)OU TOU?HIM. PALE EVANS'* SO SHE COULD DO ANPI'M AFRAID YOU'RE TOMORROW, SIR. GOODBYE. school. It’s too bad they choose to overlook the majorit] “FATAL ATTRACTION." 60IN6T0HAVBT0 of students who spend hours every night studying ant SERVE.,y maintain very good grades — the ones who are here be cause of the education this school offers as part of the UC system; the ones who are able to appreciate the beaut] and advantages of a campus surrounded by ocean ant mountains. I don’t deny that the majority of students enjoy drink ing and partying, but this isn’t the only reason they an here. I hope that in the future “KEYT News” will give i less one-sided view, and will leam to distinguish be tween Isla Vista and UCSB. Nina Zelinsky is a junior zoology major. I
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ics to Costumes C l sized collar and every matching mauve-colored velour The annual madness ______warm-up suit that our parents’ sartorially uninclined is upon as again, and generation ever produced. shington, The police say there can be no flannel-wearing, cliff roan members of the :claradon diving, grunging, moshing Seatllites this year. Espe l.V ./U C S B community the prog- cially if they’re in the process of beating drum skins into of fen them uietos on s, bom of paper pulp. And every drunken, groping slob dictates ad fallen, that there can be no belly-dancers, Rockettes or cohat ft all means. >nly thing showgirls. ichine. There are already too many people dressed as cops. :ivil wars Other uniforms too: Army, Navy, Air Force and Mar ;. But the ines. Even the National Guard has been represented. jerfected, Hanz and Franz have been done. So has Pat. (Be evolution sides, cross-dressing’s best left for high school football Ban the Ban )lains the players and those who wish to make a living at it.) And elfari Re- Beavis and Butthead are already cliché. kupaun- There’s been a BudMan for beer and a BudMan for Steven N. Siino pot, and there’s been many, many of their disciples. ighthave We’ve had the St. Pauli Girl, the Marlboro Man and the First off, let me say that this is in no way intended to igaiijv but RCA dog. There have been pieces of White trash and encourage violence, just action in way of response. I again will Honkies With Attitude, SoulMan and jive-talking, am writing in response to the ban on bands for Hallo strals of disco-dancing Arabs. Captain Condom, an American ween. I am appealing to the businesses, residents and vn (brews Dildo and Oigasm Man have all come and gone. Even students of Isla Vista and UCSB. Baby New Year and Father Time have witnessed the I am wondering who will be most hurt by this new arts junk- passing Halloween. code. Wherever a band is, there is undoubtedly beer. tafarians. So where do we go from here? Are costumes inspired Where does this beer come from? The local business car sales- by bad puns and old Saturday Night Live clips the best estab lishments. Surely they have something to say ab- id EMTs, we can possibly hope for? Probably not. Judging by the out this ban. What about the local hotels? With the own sex- carnage in Bosnia and Somalia, I think we can safely ban on music, the crowds will certainly feel the ef assume that man’s ability to break the fetters of fects. And how about the restaurants — won’t they bow wigs academic pronouncements and raise havoc at will is also feel these effects? I have a feeling that those par lead; any- still intact. Now if we could just send the I.V. Foot Pat tying will be exceptionally rowdy this year with the pired ori- rol on a peace-keeping mission to Haiti, we might actu absence of the local talents of the bands. ally have some fim around here. I continually see in the news how our freedoms are lled thrift being limited by those in power. So I offer to you a rery over- Bruce Anderson is a Nexus columnist quote from Kwame Toure (formerly Stokley Carmi chael) and Charles V. Hamilton’s Black Power: “The limits of tyrants are prescribed by the endurance of those whom they oppress.” Do not let your feelings go unheard. If you have any objections to this code — whether you are a student, resident or business owner — I urge you to voice your opinions before Halloween in I.V. becomes a thing of the past. Some may say, “do we not have enough partying here already?” and “what about our reputation as a / UEat' party school?” I say to them that UCSB’s academic achievements are a testimony to our balance and con trol over our social and academic responsibilities. I COVTUMF may be totally off-base on my assumptions, but I en courage counter arguments to set me straight. F i t a Steven N. Siino is an undeclared sophomore.
morning sKEYT.I what the IB caught ut Hallo- Then the tered sec- MIKE BULLAS/Duly Nm w [ couldn’t re second mingthis upset by imer. True Confessions of Ex-Park Cop least pre- presenta- pursue, just something stupid here that all au outside of town. Tell you anything? why our Don Stevens thority tends to underscore and overlook. No Well, to explain, I myself would accept lusyimng one can fix it all. Just that so many more even some stupid fucking karma punishment i-lodcing The chance of a slice of buttered bread fall oppressed according to custom should very if I chose to integrate with a party that I am e ru* de- ing with the butter side down is directly prop well be replaced by the rewarded who’ve only capable of disintegrating. That’s the pingllvas ortional to the price of the carpet. done very little but to put the oppressed in the problem. The butter side down. ung man Explanation: position/situation that they’re in now. Get a But cops in California have a special smplative I once was a “park cop.” What this meant grip. Let’s change the subject. power. They must invent the laws in order to loweenis was that I had to “police” certain areas of Isla Halloween 1993. Whata fravesty of justice. keep the unrest and enforce their retirement. e South.” Vista. I quit because shame and hatred was The gunslingers have made the law and will That or the Clantons didn’t matter. Why reality of no solution to about 2% of crime prevention enforce it. Only the innocent, silent are al would Wyatt Earp give up a life of crime to be ling from, or resolution in our community. I quit be lowed around or to our town over this na come a cop? He was a better shot. Security, “extreme cause the makers of the laws had a total disre tionally publicized celebration. That* 11 work. the whole town behind him. Name your own if course, gard for the needs of the people and their So would a screen door in a submarine. A pay little hometown. Compare it to this. a, it’s no livelihood. I was forced by political coercion toilet in a diarrhea ward. Fits right in. Last riot— 1970. Next riot, Wyatt? Who in :ore party to destroy what they didn’t hang around to This shit sounds like antifreeze tp me. hell knows. Why would anyone but some stu ; majority protect. “If you leave it, you lose it.” What a fucked way of maintaining life as we pid fuck sheriff figure that Halloween itself lying and Given that choice, my intrepid disrespect know it. My dad’s dog drank the shit once, was as good a reason to riot as the anti- s here be- for the lack of others’ rights to respect and gone! And you know you imperial wizards Vietnam war effort. Is Thomas some degen ofthe UC acknowledge their right to existence, I don’t allow antifreeze to get dumped down erate disciple of a bygone era? Or too damned tie beauty pleaded for an oversize lunch break, to head the drain, but have you ever considered that greedy to care — AHHHH! cean and I m * 3 downtown, take a verbal and find out the eventual coagulation of human blood in So you shut down the sound of music! You gjgg; ------«T, whether it was me or them who was legally your sewers is gonna contaminate life as valu got your ways to shut down the sound of a oy drink- snafu. They gave me half an hour. Rest my able as that of the human? How many bullets, heartbeat too! What is the ultimate goal? I’d l they are case, your honor. and of what size, are you gonna shoot the write more but I feel uneasy when stupid peo vill give a Ï&/5TEQ# I don’t want to get into this cop shit any piano player with? ple get mad at me. I never know what us Clan guish be- more right now, but I willeventually, because You know, once they told the ‘Clantons’ tons might do. there’s nothing wrong with them, there’s no not to come to town. Didn’t they, Wyatt? Yes, Don Stevens is a longtime Isla Vista thing anymore wrong with the bums they so Wyatt went to them, in a little barnyard resident. 1 0 Friday, October 29,1993 Daily Nexus
The Reader’s Voice tears of my ancestors never included my ancestors in fun with men. Many of our oppressions are willingly anything, let alone a system of justice. It was not meant shouldered burdens that can be laid down and left Dear YOU, for us nor does it work for us. behind. This brings me to my second point. CUNTS, al Editor, Daily Nexus: Another confusing statement was your idea that I am writing this letter to YOU. YOU know who you “Many minorities are upset because they wanted to though I find your posters etc. clever and amusing, and are. YOU’RE the one who stole my bike last Saturday earn respect from all of us and they know that letting although I can identify with the rage within your mes night. I want to tell YOU thanks, and for those out the minorities get off easier is not the right direction.” sage, I believe that you are not communicating effec there like YOU—thanks. I really appreciate the loss of Who is this “us?” What it really sounds like you’re say tively. Why preach to the converted? The people that property and I am sure others like myself—and sadly, I ing to me is that “miriorities” are upset because they you should be trying to reach, the male chauvinist pig know there are too many like me— appreciate it too. I want to earn the approval or acceptance of the owning gies and repressed women, find your message confus can certainly afford a new bike, with school fees being class. And we all know who they are. Furthermore they ing, offensive and alienating. Further alienating already as low as they are. I don’t care what reasons YOU may (the minorities) know that letting minorities off easier antagonistic men does not help women gain equal have. Perhaps your bike got stolen, so YOU think that is not moving in that direction. Personally, I neither rights. I’m sure that it is fun to plan your activities, but YOU are only taking what is YOURS? Well, stop being want or need the respect, approval or acceptance of the there is more to working for a cause than feeling power selfish and think of someone besides yourself — does white owning class. ful by antagonizing those who disagree with you. an innocent person need to be victimized as well, just I have seen the interviews of some minorities on tele If we want respect, sensitivity, admiration and all the because YOU were? Or maybe YOU just steal for fun? vision who’ve said that they think the two young men other things that make up equality, we need to be show Perhaps, YOU think it is amusing to see how many should get what they “deserve” and not get off easy. But ing men how to treat us by modeling the appropriate bikes that you can steal or strip? It’s not — trust me. don’t believe that they represent accurately how the behavior and insisting that they respond in kind. On a more serious note, I’d like to say that YOU are majority of our community feels. Most people I know Harassment, intimidation and guilt are tools of the the reason that Isla Vista is in the trouble it is. It has the felt that it would be unjust to convict and sentence patriarchy. Emulating your oppressors puts you in the reputation of being a dirty slum whose residents don’t these young men to any more than what the police of wrong with them. If you really want to cause effective care anything about it. Obviously YOU don’t When ficers got. And I also thought it strange that every mi changes in male/female relationships, it is time to YOU go around stealing other people’s property or nority interviewed was for the stiffest sentence possi change your tactics. Men are a lot like women; they trashing the streets, YOU are only dragging down I.V. ble. But what else should I expect from the media. want the same things that women want: to have friends, with YOU. Are YOU mad that there is a ban on the Believe me, your system does not favor anyone but to have a good time, to feel safe and loved. They deserve bands for Halloween? Did YOU ever stop to think you and there are no terms of equality to expire that I to be treated the same way women deserve to be why? I’m not saying that Halloween is all your fault, be can see. You may think that your country is file best in treated. So CUNTS, I challenge you to be truly free, to cause it is mostly out-of-towners that trash I.V. and get terms of freedom and equality for you, but those things truly break away from male oppression and do some arrested. BUT we, as residents, aren’t trusted and YOU simply don’t exist in my community. I just wonder if thing un-patriarchal for a change. For your next pro are giving the county and the Sheriff’s department you felt the same injustice when the lady that shot ject, try something caring and respectful that makes ample opportunity to point a finger. I’m talking to all of 9-year-old Latasha Harlins got six months probation, guys w ant to be feminists. YOU out there, as well, that litter our streets and de which is less than what one could receive for shooting SUSIE FORSTER stroy the buildings. Maybe we are only living here for a a dog. Or when the police officers who beat Rodney small period of our lives, but it is OUR home for now King first received their suspended sentence, although and we should have a little pride in where we live. It is it was reinstated. Or if you’ve ever heard about Emit Prop 174: No! up to us to keep I.V. safe and clean. No one will do itfor Till. This 13-year-old boy was brutally murdered and us. And until we start to do it, no one will take us seri his body was unrecognizable but his assailants got off. I Editor, Daily Nexus: ously. It is up to us. It is up to YOU. Nothing can be ask you: Where was your sweet Justice then? Proposition 174, the Voucher Initiative, would take done without YOU. And to anyone who disagrees with my article, that is money from public education and transfer it to private Don’t look to the university— it has too many other fine. Everyone has the right to their opinion and this is schools. Public school funding would be reduced by problems to deal with. Don’t blame Associated Stu mine. And let me inform you now that when I use the $1.3 billion just to fund children already in private dents —the Legislative Council is only a small group of words we, us, or our, I am referring to anyone who is a schools. Prop. 174 is a badly written initiative that is fis people who are trying to do good. We are working for part of my community and has shared some of the same cally irresponsible, legally sanctions admission discri YOU, but nothing can be done unless YOU want it to experiences. Not those individuals that happen to be of mination and transfers money from public schools to be. So go ahead and complain about the problems here the same ethnic background and really don’t know subsidize private schools regardless of the income-level but only if YOU intend to do something about them. where I am coming from. of the families of their students. Because unless YOU help, YOU remain part of the TELAE M. ELLIS It will reduce funding for public schools because the problem. money for the vouchers comes out of the State School CAMI COOPER Fund (Prop 98). It will give public dollars to private Free From Sexism voucher schools with no system of program qr fiscal ac What Justice? Editor, Daily Nexus: countability. It does npt provide for parental choice; I’d like to say “right on” to Drew Shannon for stating private voucher schools will choose their students. The Editor, Daily Nexus: the often-ignored feet: women allow men to be sexist initiative does nothing to improve public schools. This is in response to the article by Andrius Babusis when they are obedient to men’s sexist expectations Back in the 1960s, California was among the top 10 (Daily Nexus, “Justice?” Oct. 25): (Daily Nexus, Reader’s Voice, Oct. 26). states in terms of what we spent to educate school I’m a young Black woman who stands in defense of Stacy Reese (Daily Nexus, Reader’s Voice, Oct. 22), children..Our public schools produced the labor pool the Black community. Your article seemed very one no wom an is required to shave, wear make-up or be that made Silicon Valley possible, and kids from all sided to me, and I personally could not see where you fashionable. I know this for a feet because I gave up all over our state helped build the space shuttle, the Pat were coming from. I agree that Justice is beautiful... but those sexist practices in junior high. I have never been riot missile, medical imaging devices and thousands of only for non-minority groups. Justice has never been harassed, denied a job or been neglected by men as a re other new products to improve our lives. an advocate for everyone and does exactly what she is sult. Before I found the most awesome man in the uni Today, California has fallen to 36th nationally in supposed to do! To go so far as to say that the “Found verse and settled down, I never lacked a date. Men what we spend per pupil. We have among the worst ing Fathers” understood the threat of mob rule and as a flocked to me—hairy pits, naked eyelids and all. Furth classroom overcrowding of any urban state, and fewer result created the structure of trials we have today is ermore they were not turned off by my non-sexist ex teachers-per-pupil than every state but Utah. Is this any totally unacceptable. First of all the “Founding pectations of their behavior. My point is that feminism, time to cut back even more in our investment? If we do, Fathers” that built this land on the sweat, blood and even radical feminism, is not mutually exclusive from how can we hope to give our kids a chance to compete in the years ahead? Many of us believe that dramatic change is needed in our public schools. We want to see more discipline in the classroom. We support more focus on basic learn ing skills and more participation by parents in the class room and at home with their kids. The future of our state and our nation depends on the education of all our children. We cannot give up on our children and our schools. We need to work to in sure that all the children of California receive a quality education. PTA, A Voice for All Children, opposes Proposition 174. SANTA BARBARA AREA COUNCIL OF PARENT/TEACHER ASSOCIATIONS (Names on file)
Editor, Daily Nexus: There is a very disturbing measure on our ballot this election day and I’m writing to try to frighten you into voting “no.” The initiative is Proposition 174; such a menace to our institutions should be soundly rejected. Under Prop 174, anyone who can dupe 25 people into sending their children to a “school” can receive a bundle of cash (in the form of so-called “vouchers”) from the taxpayers. We all know what a sucker you are; THE ADventvre beoins.„ Q uick, sloth- m a n ! Sl o t h - m a n ! W H A T are you will probably be one of the first to be tricked into SOMeoNE JUST You voiu fr HERE?.1 You S lotu- m a M sending your child to one of these new “schools.” .HELP! SLoth- m a n ! £ o s a e p THE bank! t HAVE A MIDTERM RIGHT th e m o v ie At one of these “schools,” your child is likely to be J/Qw! y ------( taught by witches. Worse yet, she may be required to ZZZ ... HUH?OK, JUST HE'S S l o w ! pray. . After the state has forced you to make this dire deci (rlM IA E A FEW MINUTES.. Y eah, p v t this is m y HE'S Sl u g g is h ! sion regarding your child’s education, it will only be MOV VRERCS THAT SfJoozt BEST TETRIS (rAME H E 'S VNM OTIUATEP! paying $2,600 per year on your child. Presently the state spends about $5,200 per year. That’s right, the Co m in g e v e n t u a l l y state is not only hying to shift its current control over To A THEATER your child to you, but it is also trying to ditch its finan NEAR YOU cial responsibilities as well. I urge you to vote “no” on Prop. 174. Keep educa tional power in the hands of our numerous, competent and officially qualified public school administrators. NEXT weEKi Sloth-man CHRIS BROWN GETS A SIDEKICK- coam goY! Daily Nexus Friday, October 29,1993 1 1
LAW OFFICES Greek Fundraiser Pays Off for Children’s Museum OF RAYMOND J. hundred area youngsters “I think we're going to net done a lot to help the free advertising, even if it PULVERMAN By Kimberly Epier If you have been involved Staff Writer______and gathering donations for the museum over $350 Children’s Museum. broke even.” for the Children’s Mu total. We should have Those people are out-» in a bicycle, motorcycle or According to Eryn Gur auto accident, you should seum of Santa Barbara. more than $150 more than standing individuals who know your legal rights With chain saws in have brought a lot to the nee, philanthropic chair of According to Scott last year.” Delta Delta Delta, sorority regarding personal injury, hand, two UCSB greek Hanelt, ATO philan Karen McBride, direc kids and staff.” members enjoyed working property damage & accident houses banded together thropy chair, the fraternity tor of the Children’s Mu According to the direc claims. Experienced with the children and were Wednesday night to scare hopes this year’s contribu seum of Santa Barbara, is tor, even if the ghoulish Personal Injury Lawyer. the wits out of local child pleased with the evening’s NO FEE, INITIAL tions will surpass last pleased that ATO chose event had not raised mo outcome. ren and raise money for a year’s donation figures. the nonprofit facility as ney, familiarizing Santa CONSULTATION. PHONE (805) 962-0397 nonprofit organization. “Total, we raised close their beneficiary and had Barbara County residents “I thought it went over Members of the Alpha to $700, but we have to high praise for the group. with the activity center really well for everyone,” Tau Omega fraternity and cover some of our ex “This is the second year. would have been enough she said, adding that the Delta Delta Delta sorority penses,” he said, adding Last year they gifted $200 of a gift. group would probably en transformed the ATO that sponsors who do to the Children’s Museum, “Just getting our name joy being involved in the house into a spook cham nated food and coupons which was a nice perk for out is a big help,” McBride haunted house next year. ber, entertaining several helped keep costs down. us,” she said. “They have said. “That’s a source of “I’m sure they’d love to.”
happy about [the ban on believes eliminating bands like to knock Isla Vista off law. There is an increasing live music]. won’t stop the problems foe list and they have come fear among UCSB stu SCHOOLS “First it was Poly Royal, that have plagued the up with a few ordinances dents that if people spend Continued from p.3 then it was Palm Springs, celebration in foe past. to help with their goal. hours driving to Isla Vista congregate annually in Isla now Halloween in Isla “I think it’s basically be “The sheriff has ^stated only to get there and have Vista to celebrate Vista. Where does it end?” cause they have riots all that he wants [Isla Vista] nothing to do, they will be Halloween. said business junior Leo the time,” Carroll said. to cost a lot of money and come violent. Santa Barbara County nard Spoto. ... “They figure if foe bands not be any fun,” said Mark The Sheriff’s Depart Board of Supervisors on “I don’t think it’s going aren’t there, it’ll turn peo Milstein, UC Santa Bar ment does not believe Sept. 28 unanimously to deter people from go ple away. It’s inevitable bara Associated Students there will be any problems passed an ordinance ban ing,” said economics se that there’s going to be a external vice president. and foe ban will only solve ning live bands during the nior Jim Marocco, who at lot of people there.” By for the most upset problems, said Tim Gra- Halloween celebration in tended the event last year. ting ordinance for resi cey, the department’s the coastal town. ... Business junior Greg Daily 49er, dents and nonresidents public information officer. “Isla Vista is a very Plumlee said he believes Long Beach State alike will prohibit “out “If they have any sense crowded area on Hallo this year’s celebration will When college students door festivals,” defined as at all, they'll enjoy it for ween,” said Lance Craig, a be as crowded as last think of Halloween, many any music activity live or what’s available,” Gracey Santa Barbara County year’s, but he feels that if conjure up visions of par prerecorded which is at said. “Just because you sheriff’s deputy. “There’s it’s not as fun, next year's ties, haunted houses and tended by 500 or more can’t have a band that Drinking an extra 35,000 people in a crowd will be less Isla Vista. people. doesn’t mean you can’t six-block area. ...” numerous. This year foe Santa Bar Some feel that this ordi have fun.” in Public Cal Poly students who Lompoc resident James bara County Board of nance will only make attend the festival each Carroll is a Citrus Groove Supervisors and the Sher things worse and give peo —Compiled by OR year say they aren’t too band member. He said he iff’s Department would ple an excuse to break foe Brett Chapman Open Container ^ The Daily Nexus 4 can cost you $1009 $200 The Living Address to the Mailbox of Your Mind. or $500!
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B U niversity ^ Student 1 of C aliforni^ ^ A lumni Santa Barbara A ssociation 12 Friday, October 29,1993 Daily Nexus NIGHT: Women Take Back Rights Continued from p .l rape in their silence.” Only in Hem Vorh ish,” added Columba — U ------Although there was Quintero, director of Let more female than male Isla Vista Eat. Whenever some participation, a substan TBTN was started in body is assaulted tial number of men did at Brussels, Belgium in 1978 tend the rally to give recog as a protest against porno it affects the entire nition to the cause. graphy, but die focus has community. “This is my third year. I since shifted to abuse and just came up to support the battery of women. Jeff Tucker cause,” UCSB alumni To kickoff the rally, the member of Women’s John Simons said. “I figure all-female band Womenk- Commission that the more men that ind attracted a crowd that come out and show sup grew as the rally prog port, the better for the ressed. Speakers from all ------99— whole thing.” walks of life then had the came back to leam some While the women opportunity to share their more,” he said. marched through the views, read poems, give The keynote speaker for streets, men were asked to testimonials and share les the rally was Asha Parekh, stay behind to discuss how sons in self-defense. a social worker who deals rape and repression affect During the self-defense with sexual assault and men. presentation, all the men domestic violence “We’re going to talk ab in attendance were re survivors. out the men’s role in anti quired to remain seated “Women have paid rape as supporters, people while women practiced dearly because the society who will educate and con poking out eyeballs, we live in did not respect front other men on Summer 1994 breaking kneecaps and our right to live without gender-based discrimina twisting genitals. terror and humiliation in tion,” said Gary White, the Audience members ex the public arena,” she said. assistant coordinator for pressed approval of the “It is only through under the Rape Prevention Edu event. “We’re all struggling standing and respecting cation Program. # 111 m m b for our liberation from sex each other that we can cre Jeff Tucker, the only ual repression,” said Ruth ate change.” male member of the A.S. TWO CONVENIENT New York University, Office of Summer Sessions Razo, an undeclared so Women who attended Women’s Commission, SESSIONS P.O. Box 242, New York, N.Y. 10117-1335 phomore. “To have our the rally expressed similar said that this solo member May 23-July 1 Please send me a fre e 1994 Summer Bulletin. voices heard — to be reasons for supporting ship does not bother him. July 5-August 12 counted — we have to say TBTN. “I think that a lot of ‘This is our right, and we “I’m mainly here to times it’s seen as a wo •On-campus housing Name Soc. Sec. No. will fight.’” show my support,” said men’s issue and not a for as little as $100 Although men couldn’t Christina Walman, a so men’s issue. I can’t under per session A d d ress participate in the demon phomore majoring in wo stand that mentality. •Over 1,000 courses stration, they were accept men’s studies and sociol Whenever somebody is as City State Zip Code ogy. “I think that violence offered ( ) ' ' - ing of the idea. saulted it affects the entire Telephone Area of Interest against women is really •Open House “My sitting on the community,” Tucker said. ground may not compare something we need to look This year’s event was January 7,1994 School currently attending to what women go at, be aware of and sponsored by the A.S. Wo (212) 998-4520 New York University is an affirmative action/equal opportuniy institution. 103 through in a lot of other si- acknowledge.” men’s Commission, tuations,” said Dave “Dude, everybody AKANKE, the Asian Stu Ricks, a senior environ should be here, especially dent Coalition, Undergra mental studies major. guys,” said Denise Sa- duate Women of Color, Is drinking in public worth $100, $200 ‘This is my second year. muelson, an undeclared MUJER and the Educa Last year my girlfriend sophomore. “If guys aren’t tional Opportunities or $500? NOT! dragged me. This year I here, they’re advocating Program.
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bring their student I.D. and proof of residence in EVENTS I.V. to attend. 1Keep It Local Continued from p.l Like the organizers of Halloween 1993 / tending the usual Thurs other Halloween events, Isla Vista, California *== day night Rock n’ Bowl to Goodale said her group Saturday and Sunday wanted to provide stu To provide teem for emergency vehicles, rod lo keep nights. dents with the option to ezeeu traffic out ofbkVkta, for your cwmakaccaad nifty, please ohem the controlled access points. Rock n’ Bowl will begin celebrate the weekend in a Road blocks akmgTrigo.SaUdoTanfe, and Del Play* at 9 p.m. and end at mid safe and enjoyable will go up at 5:00pm (can may exit, but sot enter). Access to LV. from B Cotcfio will remain open mtll night, and includes a cos environment. Judged uasafe by the CHP and Sheriff's DepL tume contest and unlim ited bowling for $5, ac- “The Student Alumni IMPORTANTTELEPHONE NUMBERS cording to SAA Association is looking to IV Foot Patrol 681-4179 spokeswoman Susan create something fun and UCSB Campus Police 193-3446 CSO Escorts 193-2000 Goodale. Students must different,” she said. 24 Ho« Rape Crisis 569-2255 Encrgcacy 911 (off campus) found that UCSA’s prop 9-911 (on campus) osal did not comply with RedA krt 961-5151 UCSA Sm ith and that a policy Continued from p.l must be put in place as According to UCSA Ex soon as possible. ecutive Director Andrew “We have to move as Shaw, the escrow prop quickly as possible not to osal was unfairly rejected hind political, ideological at a Wednesday meeting or religious organiza between campus chancel tions,” Galligani said. lors and top UC officials Today, UCSA plans to on how to implement meet with top UC officials Sm ith. in Oakland to discuss fu “We came up with a ture ramifications of the P Police Blockades viable, legal proposal that options presented DONT FORGET CLEAN-UP the chancellors’ meeting Thursday. Toilets VOLUNTEERS NEEDED!! and Rescue rejected for no apparent “We’re hoping to talk Monday, November 1 , 10am - 2pm Isla Vista Recreation & Park District cs reason,” Shaw said. “The some sense into them, but Pescadajro only thing we can imagine also to find other areas of 961 Embarcadero del Mar • 968-2017 is that they are out to give funding besides dona us the least funding tions,” Shaw said. A too- by Andre Fairon possible.” restrictive interpretation ANDY PHARO Nevertheless, UC Assis of Sm ith could leave the tant Vice President for lobbying group with soli Student Academic Ser citing as the sole fund vices Dennis Galligani raising mechanism, he said University lawyers said.
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"Copeland’s BEARS: Gauchos Hoping to Snare Slumping Cal ConL from back page games and reaching the #1 come down to this, now spot in the Far West. But that we’re in the position UCSB Head Coach Tad to make the playoffs after Bobak knows just how ta the last three games.” lented Cal is. Those last three games ‘They have some very were played last weekend strong young ladies play and resulted in three im ing for their team that arc portant wins. Fortunately tall in size and physically for the Gauchos, they had big,” he said. ‘They mark one full week off to pre you all over the field with pare and get healthy. intensity, so it’s a physical “I think I’m still physi confrontation that you’re cally tired from last going to be facing for 90 weekend,” Bushman minutes when you face a added. “But we’re coming team like Berkeley.” off a real emotional high and we’re anxious for the “We’re going to have to A PAIR OR game to happen. We be extremely focused and concentrated, our players MEN’SWOMEN’S wished we could have MICHAEL PEPEUyDailr Nera played it on Thursday be giving everything they cause we want to know the have on the field, making ' UCSB sophomore defender Olivia Salvador has outcome.” sure they are leaders out scored two goals In the team ’s last three contests. The Bears are not play there;, that they make shoulders.” pushed her over the ing well as of late, having things happen, and play an Senior captain Phronsie 90-point barrier for her ca lost their last two matches intelligent and creative at Franco leads the Gauchos reer, placing her third on (1-0 to USF and 4-0 to tack. Everybody needs to in scoring this season with the all-time UCSB list be Stanford) after going un take the role of scoring go 19 points (six goals, seven hind Carin Jennings and defeated in its first 13 als and put it on their assists). Her last goal Diane Manore. In the series against end here,” Arya said. “We team maintain the [same] Northridge, the Gauchos had a good growth year level of integrity,” Arya FINALE have had the upper hand and even though this year commented. "The players ConL from back page with a 4-3-1 record in the we have been unlucky, our would like to finish with a cific Sports Federation past eight years, and they team came together and positive note and see the and solidify their chance hope the trend will the program is headed in future of the program. for a place in the playoffs. continue. the right direction.” None of the players have A loss by CSUN would kill Currently in third place, Although the team will the attitude of ‘OK, let’s any hope of advancing. Cal State Northridge is led be losing three seniors, in just get this game over Given me circumstances, by forward Armando Val- cluding two starters (Mike with,’ and I think we all the Gauchos shouldn’t ivia who leads the NCAA Schaupp and Sean Red would like to leave on a have too much trouble get with 19 assists and is mond), several key players positive note.” ting prepared for Satur ranked fourth in scoring will return next season to days finale. with a total of 51 points. build upon the foundation GAUCHO ‘This game is vitally cru After a disheartening of the program which has BASKETBALL cial for them, and if we pair of games last weekend been strengthened this HAS LANDED: beat them they will lose — including a 7-2 loss to season. the playoff spot entirely,” UNLV — UCSB is going The Gauchos will take LET THE NEXUS UCSB Head Coach Mark into the contest very loose the winter off, only to re BE3miR4G¥ReE Arya said. “We would like and relaxed as their own turn in the spring to begin to end the season on a win playoff hopes have Already training three times a week FOR UCSB HOOPS and so it’s an important ended. in the weight room. NEWS AND game to us as well.” , “It makes good sense to “I would like to see the INFORMATION
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Now throw in the teams from the Far West notion that the losing make it to the NCAA team probably won’t tournament. It’s a big make it to the postsea game, to say the least. son, and you have the “We haven’t done any makings for classic thing special in practice battle. this week, but there’s de m m ' ' ■■■ The UCSB and UC finitely more intensity in Berkeley women’s soc the air,” UCSB sopho cer teams will once again more midfielder Julie butt heads this Sunday in Bushman said. “It’s hard Harder Stadium at 2:00 because we know that all p.m.,in a game that the work we’ve done all means much more than a year is probably going to m e* win and a loss. ~ , - r — . . . _ , GERRY MELENDeZ/Dùly Nmim The Gauchos are 12-5 See BEARS, p.14 Gaucho Team Captain Phronsie Franco, shown here earlier against Washington St., will look to key the Santa Barbara attack in Sunday's crucial game with the #11 California Bears. Gaucho Soccer Squad to Finish Out Season By Deborah Rafii back from last year’s two- Stiff Writer______win season. Hoping to end I the year on a high note and bring a little momentum Eventful is a good word into next year’s campaign, to describe the 1993 UCSB the squad will be looking ■ ili men’s soccer season. It to go out with a win Satur was a season that kicked day against Cal State off with fervor and gusto, Northridge at Harder Sta but gradually it began to dium at 2:00 p.m. m s lose the momentum which The Matadors (10-7, helped the squad to get off 4-2) travel to Santa Bar to a good start. bara with a lot at stake. A Although the Gauchos win for the Matadors (6-10,1-5 MPSF) failed to would put them in second I r* • , , . . MICHAEL D*EPIRO/Daily Nexus make it to the playoffs this place in the Mountain Pa- UCSB s Remhold Huber went to any length to get the ball in the Oct 1 7 game against UCLA. While the team season, the program made has not played well recently, the memory of last year’s agonizing season has completely been put to rest. big strides in bouncing See FINALE, p.14 Water Polo Searching for a Little Staying Power By Daniel Solomon on just getting back on Spikers Hope to Toss Staff Writer defense.” The Tigers (13-4 over all, 3-2 MPSF) had won Aside the Distractions 1993 has definitely six straight before last been a roller coaster ride weekend’s loss to UCI, By Jenny Kok said. “We’ll be trying to get through the national and they remain one of Stiff Writer______used to the altitude, and of rankings for the UCSB the only teams to have course there’s always men’s water polo team. defeated top-ranked traveling fatigue. But I Reaching as high as #5 a Stanford this season. Just because Utah State don’t think that it will take week after being #6, the Their offense, which is is tied for seventh place in too long to adjust.” Gauchos have fallen outscoring its opponents the Big West, it doesn’t back from #7 to #8, the by an average of 4.3 goals mean the UCSB women’s The core of the Aggie at same ranking they per game, is led by All- volleyball team (20-2,11-0 tack should come from started the season with. American Todd Hosmer. Big West) is resting easy as middle blocker Marie Mo- However, Santa Bar The UOP senior has 37 they head into a pair of til and outside hitter Col bara will look to work its goals this season while games tonight and Satur leen Moro. The two have way back when the junior Darren Baldwin day at Logan, UT. teamed up to lead the team squad travels to the Uni has matched that figure Many of die Gaucho in all hitting and blocking versity of the Pacific to as well with the aid of six players have had to deal categories. Motil has 293 take on the fourth- two-point goals. In the with midterms this past kills and a team-high .292 ranked Tigers on Sunday cage, senior Tom Cheli is week, and as with the ma hitting percentage, while at noon. averaging 7.1 saves per jority of students, exam Moro sets the pace with an UCSB (13-9 overall, game and only allowing time can be both mentally average of 3.63 kills per 3-3 MPSF) is coming off an average of 5.9 goals j i g M and physically exhausting. game. a pair of tough losses last per game. “Statistically, there is no weekend at the hands of “Basically, I think reason why we should not “We are really going to then #8-ranked Pepper- they’ll fay to isolate Hos beat Utah State,” UCSB have to shut down Motil dine and #6-ranked mer and let Baldwin set, ____ i Head Coach Kathy Gre and Moro early because UCLA. Despite this, the and we’U just have to D uly Nexus File Photo gory said. “But I am defi they’ll be the ones they go Gauchos know what lies nitely not going to under watch out for their out The #8-ranked UCSB water polo team heads to to,” Gregory explained. ahead of them on Sun side shooting,” senior estimate Utah State’s ca “The one thing we will day, as they have already Marty Asplund said. “I’m Stockton fora rematch Sunday with the #4 Univer pabilities because need to do is to put a two- beaten Pacific earlier this also guessing that they sity of the Pacific. everyone on the team man block on each of them season at Campus Pool, are going to try a lot of and Asplund trail by one nitely be moving up,” Eg [UCSB] has been under a and then hopefully we’ll 9-7. lot of pressure with mid fast breaks with those and two, respectively. gert said. limit their hitting.” “We know from the guys.” Senior co-captain Matt “But their home terms and some tough last time we played them Junior co-captain Flanders has been the de crowd will be a big factor games.” For UCSB, the last few UCSB has never lost a that they have a very fast Doug Wierenga paces fensive mainstay, averag because they’re really matches have brought a counterattack and we're the UCSB offense with ing 7.3 saves per game. close to the pool—about match to the Aggies in great deal of team im going to be keying in on 44 goals while junior Ni “I would say that every 3-5 feet away from the their ten meetings. The Ag provement. At least three gies are 6-20 overall and that,” UCSB sophomore kola Ivanovic has added game from here on out is deck—and they get a re Gaucho players per game Kevin Eggert explained. 36. Sophomore Colum a must-win situation, ally good size crowd up 3-7 in the conference. have scored double “In practice this week, Lavelle has recorded 28 and if we do get the win “I expect that most of doubles (10+ kills, 10+ there to root for their our problems will occur in we’ve been working a lot goals thus far and Eggert this weekend, we’ll defi Tigers.” digs) in the team’s recent our firfet match,” Gregory matches.