M u st a n g Da il y California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Volume 54, No. 4 Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1989
Grads mug for crowd Victims learn to fight back By Barbara Couraia down. ttim u ii ______Those on the sidelines, many of whom About 60 friends and family cheered were also graduates of the program, were on the sidelines at the Martial Arts very supportive. The audience and Academy Sunday afternoon as their dusm ates shouted and clapped during female loved ones were physically and the atucks. Others cried, possibly recall verbally assaulted by male attackers. ing painful experiences of their own. This was all part of the graduation Mary and Paul Speidell, licensed fami class in Model Mugging, a highly ly therapists in the dty and graduates of specialized self-defense and empower the program, spoke to the audience be ment course that trains women to res fore the class begiui. pond to fear in a way that could save "The situations here are set to be their lives. realistic,” Mary Speidell said. "This is The 24-hour class, usually taught in why emotional feelings usually come five sessions, teaches women how to de Up* fend themselves against an assailant. "Many Model Mugging clients have Stacey Rolin, a home economics junior been molested, raped or assaulted,” she and graduate of the class, said she did added. "Women come in feeling scared not realize the large part emotional ther and denying thdr own feelings.” apy plays in a Model Mugging class. She said that when these women “ A lot of time is spent in class talking graduate they are different. and sharing experiences,” she said. ” 1 "The women become even stronger and got to know the girls in my class really more positive people,” she said. weU.” Paul Speidell said that statistically one Another graduate, Kathy Lamoree, out of every three women will experience said she took the classes because fear some atuck and that a rape occurs every was getting in the way of living her life minute in the United States. to the fullest. "The tendency.” he said, "is for people ” The clau has given me empowerment to think that it won’t happen to them or within myself and the courage to work their spouse.” with fear,” she said. He explained that many women who Jessica Donovan, a San Luis High have taken the course are telling their student, said she heard about the pro personal stories for the first time. The gram tlvough school. emotions felt in class often bring back "The class has given me an painful memories. understanding about my capabilities,” "There is lots of pain, anger and she said. ” I never knew 1 had so much sadness at times,” he said. "1 am looking strength and power.” forward to a society where women don’t The 13 graduating females, ranging have to fear assault by anyone.” from teen-agers to senior citizens, were Mary Tesoro, a director of Model met one-on-one by a trained male martial Mugging of San Luis Obispo, said that artist who wore customized armor so the out of the 6,000 Model Mugging gradu women could use full force while defen ates, 42 have been physically attacked ding themselves against the "attacker.” after taking the class. The graduates-to-be were attacked "Approximately 12 of those stopped OOMMtMten« OaHy from the front, back and while lying Sec MUGGING, page 6 VIokI (laft) dafanda agalnat an ’attack’ at Sunday’s Modal Mugging graduation. Housing, traffic, growth top SLO’s mayoral race agenda
By Karan Kcndior dable from the Settle, a Cal Poly political circulation into Dunin, however, would like to •«■nwnwf______standpoint of science professor, also supports three see carpools encouraged, iuuing Mayoral candidates Allen K. the student. plans for a Greek Row whether it categories. free parking stickers as an incen be at the airport, as proposed, or First, he tive. Settle and incumbent Ron Dunin Dunin also not. said, a Traffic aside, the severity of will be sitting at opposite ends of strongly sup- "Under no circumstances, modified traffic the city’s water crisis may cast the scale this Nov. 6 when San pofts a Greek however, am I planning to plan is needed the deciding vote. Luis Obispo voters enter the Row. He’d Uke pressure those who already have to permit traf Beyond conservation. Settle voting booths. to begin a local a house in the city to move out fic to run would push for "a broad-base in Greek Alumni Voters will weigh the issues of there,” said Settle. "That’s sim volvement that doesn’t favor the Committee to smoothly ANan K. Satlla housing, trafflc, growth and ply unfair.” through downtown. development side of the equa water to tip the scales in favor of address itself strictly to Settle also approves of less ex Second, the street system tion.” one of the candidates. establishing a Greek Row. pensive group housing such as should be modified to discourage "My opponent has been too "Cal Poly projects an increase "The enthusiasm o f the stu married-student housing, more trucks from going through resi indifferent to the crisis of water of 400 students next year,” dents ... to start a Greek Row dorms for freshmen, han^capped dential neighborhoods. until it’s been so late we’ve had Dunin said. "There will be no would sort of dissipate because housing and housing for visiting And lastly, the flow of traffic to impose a building room for natural growth.” students would graduate,’’ faculty. from such streets as Sanu Rosa moratorium,” Settle said. "And Dunin said the answer to this Dunin said. "If we have a body Traffic congestion also falls and Broad should be dispersed so even then it hasn’t been a com is to build more housing that like that, there will be a con hand-in-hand with overcrowding it doesn’t flow through the resi plete moratorium.” would be acceptable and affor tinuity.” problems. Settle classiHed traffic dential neighborhoods. Sec MAYOR, page 4
Goin’ to the chapel Men’s Cross Country and you’re gonna get runs over Humboldt ma-a-a-ried? Cal Poly's Iiin Sorensen wins by a nose in an exciting photo Get a first-hand account finish! Nah, just joking. of what it's like on It was close, though! "'the other side" 2 Tuesday, Sept. 26, 1989 Mustang Daily Opinion Reporter’s notebook Mustang Daily
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Advertising Directors: Michelle Hertig. Ron Same National Acct. Executive: Kathy Conlan Account Executives: John Alexiou. Sheryl Anderson Mark Azevedo, Katie Bartlebaugh. Kim Carlson, Hope Hennessy, Chris Hewitt. Stan Mernken, Janene Snedeker, Herod Lowery (Collections) Classified Advertising: Kathy Conlan, manager; Tracy Fowler, Dan Malone, Bonnie Talcott, Lisa Weber Circulation: Mark Powers Student finds humor in marriage Production Manager: Oarin Hershberger University Graphic Systems: Laura Sjoberg, General Manager, Bill Kennedy, Production At this point in your lives, asked what our wedding colors Manager. Mike Beaulieu. Paste up Manager. Lisa Wong. Electronic Imaging Manager Derek Richmond, Camera'Stripping Manager, Gary Wood. Sheetfed Manager , Steve most of you are intent on your were to be, a puzzled look came Avery, Web Publications Manager; Rich Berry. Sales Manager; Nikki Berschneider, Sales studies, sports, partying or over my face. I’d always thought Representative, Marby Zacuto, Estimator; Red Heesch, Adviser whatever your thing is, and mar of my wedding as sort of multi riage is probably the furthest colored. “Pink and white,’’ The Mustang Daily is published Monday through Friday during Fall. Winter and Spring thing from your mind, a distant responded the love of my life. quarters by the Journalism Department Unsigned editorials represent the majority view of dot on the horizon. But at some Pink and white! Now 1 guess the Editorial Board Advertising is solely for informational purposes and does not represent an endorsement by the publisher or university The Mustang Daily offices are located in time or another, gentlemen, you pink and white was OK. But it Room 226 of the Graphic Arts Building, Cal Poly University, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407 will get marriedl just sort of seemed to me that if Telephone. (805) 756-1143 While this day may seem far 1 were going to be forced to have off, take it from an expert — it a pink wedding, I should have The newspaper for Cal Poly. Since 1916. will sneak up on you. Aiid before been consulted, maybe even you know it, BAM! You’re forced bribed with a full open bar at the to think about things that have reception. never before entered your mind. There is one more thing I feel Things like china patterns, compelled to warn the guys out LETTERS POLICY bathroom colors and brands of pots and pans. there about, and that’s the bachelor party. Now I These are things that we sort of took for granted know this sounds like the fun part (and I was cer at home and didn’t really care about in our “ pick tainly looking forward to mine), but a bachelor up things as you go’’ bachelorhood. But when party is simply the last time all of your party bud you’re at Gottsc^alk’s registering for wedding dies have to torture you before, in their eyes at Letters to the editor should be no longer than 200 words and in gifts and you see all the neat little goodies that are least, you lock on the shackles known as marriage. clude the author’s name, address, phone number and major/title. now well within your reach, you think about it! They don’t want to see this happen to their good Letters may be dropped in the Opinion Editor’s box in room 226 A lady took us through the store asking, “ Do friend, so they see the bachelor party as a last op of the Graphic Arts Building. If you wish to express a lengthier you want this? Do you want that?” Well being as portunity to kill you before the ceremony. opinion, contact the Opinion Editor at 756-1143 for a possible most bachelors’ household belongings consist of If your bachelor party is scheduled a week before guest column assignment. The Mustang Daily editorial staff various beat-up pans, plastic plates and 32-ounce your wedding like mine was, have things to do that reserves the right to edit letters and columns for length, clarity plastic party cups, my answer was yes, we want it week. Don’t be foolish enough to take that week off and factual content. all! There is a problem with registering for work to “ relax before the wedding’’ while your fi everything, though. People can’t prioritize what ancee is attending to last minute details at home. you need above what you want. It was for this Otherwise you will suffer the same fate 1 did — the reason we received four toasters, three woks, 11 bachelor party week. picture frames, six vases and no glasses or silver It’s comparable to a week of 21st birthdays with ware. Go figure. all of your friends wanting to party with you “ one My wife is from Modesto. Now this place was not last time.’’ You’ll hear, “ Come on, it’s your last tops on my list of places to get hitched, if you Monday night of being single. Party, party, par know what 1 mean. But one thing the groom-to-be ty!’’ must realize is, it’s not your wedding. Since her Some good did come from all this frivolity, parents are paying for it, it’s their wedding. So though. After three years of partying and the col Modesto it was. lege scene. I feel like I’ve done my time. And I Another problem with getting married at the end honestly couldn’t wait to get married! ÀT«“ of summer in Modesto and working all summer Steve Jones, a journalism mujor, and his wife Kellie, here in SLO town was I got left out of some of the a chemistry mttjor, both currently attend Cal Poly wedding details. When my then-fiancee and I were and were married on Aug. 27. Letters to the editor used by City Council as a tool for Vote in election suppressing student activities, Bike racks needed and although some complaints to maintain rights are justified, it is used far too of for safety, access ten to be legitimate. Editor — The beginning of fall One thing that I find par Editor — Just exactly where are quarter at Cal Poly is usually a ticularly disgusting is the the outer perimeter Mke parking time for students to look forward preponderance of “ welcome back lots? It would be nice if the loca to, as they are reunited with Cal Poly’’ signs that can be tions could be publicized. friends and again enjoy the many found hanging from local Right now, our Architecture fun aspects of college life. businesses. The city is tripping and Environmental Design Yet this feeling has been over itself to take money out of Building is decorated with bikes soured of late by the oppressive our pockets, but it is all too will hooked up to every available rail policies of our city government ing to enforce unfair policies ing and stairway spoke in the that seeks to reduce us to upon us. The most blatant of vicinity, and on all four floors. second-class citizenship or third- these is the proposed ordinance Surely this is somewhat haz class depending on how much limiting the number of students ardous for the handicapped and money an individual has to offer living at one residence. narrows some of the emergency the community. It is high time that the City access paths around the building. Virtually all 16,000 Cal Poly Council examine their Just what is the definition of students are aware of the hypocritical and one-sided Outer Perimeter anyway? If the 0 strong-arm tactics employed by policies and start working with Architecture and Environmental the city police department, where the students instead of against Design Building were any more it takes as many as four patrol them. The democratic process is “ Outer” (no pun intended), it cars to break up a party. It has in place to ensure fair repre would be the railroad tracks been my experience that the ra sentation of all citizens, even heading out to Santa Margarita. tionale for closing a party is a students, and I encourage all to So could we please have bike nebulous noise complaint, a vote in the next election. We are racks on the lower level of the GALL I: It Y rather convenient excuse for entitled to our rights, and it is up building or down by Poly Grove? trampling those who would enjoy to us to ensure they are enforced. Martha J. 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After running a full 10-kilometer course, Sorensen 778 HIguera In the Network got the win, and the course Downtown SLO record of 31:43, by a split-second. 549-0257 The win was a forecast of and in Santa Barbara things to come for the Mustangs EIG>rral at 622 State St., downtown. on Saturday. Five Cal Poly run 966-1 138 ners finished in the top 10 on the Bcx>kstore course that will host the Western Regionals in November. In cross country scoring, a team's score is determined by the top five finishers from each team. With Cal Poly’s top five runners placing in the top 10, the Mustangs easily won the team title with a total of 27 points. The closest team to Cal Poly was Nevada-Reno, which totaled 63 Their points. Coach Tom Henderson said the most important aspect of the race was that the Mustangs ran effectively as a team. He said running as a team will be the single most important factor in the success of the season. Tim Campbell took third place for the Mustangs, coming in less than a minute behind Sorensen and Pfeifer. Steve Neubaum and Scott Peterson took sixth and seventh place for the Mustnags, and Mike Parrot rounded out the scoring for Cal Poly by coming in 10th. Freshman Scott Hempel also had an impressive showing for the Mustangs, taking 12th in a time of 32:58. On an entirely different course in an entirely different part of the state, Hempel’s twin brother Matt was busy leading the Mustang’s ” B” squad to a win at Westmont College on an 8,000-meter course. The ” B” team won the meet over Point Lotna, Westmont Col lege and Southern California Col lege with a point total of 34. Grldders suffer season’s 1st loss By Rob Lorenz Sport« Editof______About a year ago. Cal Poly and Angelo State staged a low-scor ing, defensive struggle at Mustang Stadium that ended in a lS-8 Mustang victory. 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Set580AII Very Good Cnd 461-3961 INTERESTED IN PUBLIC SPEAKING? Fall 89 Rush Sigma Pi Presents Las Vegas Night Sun 24 Meet the Fraternities ASI IS starting a new 8 30pm Odd Fellows Hall 520 Dana COME HAVE FUN WITH THE Tues. 26 Bachelor Party 8pm PUBLIC RELATIONS Wed. 27 Dinner/Slide Show 6pm COMMITTEE WATERSKI CLUB Thurs. 28 Monte Carlo Night 7pm STEREO DJ MIXERS FIRST MTG OF THE YEAR WED 9'27 Sat. 30 Rib and Chicken BBQ 1pm 1 6 chl w/ eq mic input-125 (X) For more information meet at AT e 30 IN SCI E27 Sun. 1 Dinner'Smoker(Coat/T) 6pm Games 8 Comics- the largest 1 4 chl w' mic input-50 00 5PM in Ull 216 Tuesday Sept 26 VIDEO. SLIDE SHOW TRIP & TEAM INFO Mon. 2 Interviews (Appointment) selection of games for gamers Call 773-0945 for info New comics in every Friday morning Come join the T o NDON s t u d y REUNION PARTY'" Games People Play 1060 Broad St. SAT SEP 30 AT BETH ARAGO S 546-8447 HBSA CALL HER AT 546-9781 FOR GAMMA PHI 1987 Honda Elite 50CC Scooter$6 Te* your M ends and I LOCALLY OWNED AND n ^ ^ to s«e at I OPERATED! m UUUi^LiSS^: Hello! I'm Milt Souza, owner of Atascadero FooodLtSS After 25 years in the grocery business it is a pleasure to bring this new and exciting way to shop to our community. AtF ood dUss we are committed to bringing you the lowest possible prices on quality meat and produce as well as the name brand grocery items you are used to seeing in other markets. There are no membership fees, and you don't have to buy big quantities of an item to enjoy the low everyday prices. You're invited to shop 24 hours a day. My goal with FoOO The lowest every-day grocery prices No size or minimum buying. Buy 1 can in the county or 1 case, same iow price per can No membership fees, everyone's Nationai brands, private iabeis, weicome and iocai favorites Open 24 hours, 7 days a week Speciai green tag savings AO M' I MJ M> Aft WE'RE HERE ^ 'S.Í TO SERVE YOU! Come in and meet our friendly Departments managers. Mike Edmonds. Grocery; Javier Gutierrez. Meat; Linda Heinrich. Deli; Milt Souza. Store Owner-Manager; Frances LeBarre. Customer Service; and Bill Corley. Produce. They look forward to meeting you. Our name says it... And Our Prices Prove It! WE ACCEPT 8360 EL CAMINO REAL FOOD (Between Santa Rosa & Curbaril Exits On 101) STAMPS ATASCADERO