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High: 83° Volume LXVIl, Number 3, 1916-2002 Low: 58“ July 4 -July 11,2002 Racism hits SLO billboard PostNet takes position as campus copy shop By Bonnie Guevara As an added service, the architec SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER ture department and other interested students will he able to print out offi After serving the Cal Poly campus cial blueprints. for more than 20 years, 2nd Edition “We are looking forward to provid has closed its doors as of June 30. In ing students and faculty with new its place PostNet, a postal and busi state of the art technology,” said ness center, will open in the PostNet owner Randy Miller. University Union in mid-August to To maintain excellent relations offer Cal Poly students and faculty with the students of Cal Poly, Miller copy services, guarantees that all former 2nd “There are two reasons for the Edition employees will have the change,” said Michelle Broom, opportunity to work for PostNet. Associated Students Inc. public rela Miller currently owns three tions assistant. “One, we want to Pt)stNet franchises in the area. Since bring more services to the hub of the Cal Poly PostNet is different from campus, and two, ASI has a partner his other stores. Miller Icwks forward ship with Cal Poly’s Housing and to the new twist on the business that Residential Life to provide a larger the Cal Poly location offers. It will be mail service to the students than able to be accessed by all students, what is currently available.” not just the students with self-trans- PostNet’s worldwide franchise pro portation, he said. gram has licensed more than 400 “PostNet will be a great edition to PostNet centers in the U.S. PostNet the UU,” .said economics juniot offers postal, business, communica C rystal Myers/summer mustang Marta McNeill. “I know I’m not the tion and perstinal services. These ser only pers^Tn who lives within walking ATecate Beer billboard on Santa Barbara Street was spray painted with the words "Learn English" vices include copying, packaging and distance to campus. It is sti much in yellow. While the police were unaware of this particular incident, the vandalism was covered by shipping, binding and laminating. more convenient to walk to the UU Tuesday night. If the perpetrator is caught they could get a one year jail sentence and/or a fine. Tlrere will also be new color copiers, as opposed to driving my car to stamps and mailKixes that students can rent out. see POSTNET, page 2 Petition finds its way to Poly
W ritten by CSU faculty, the petition brings attention to the injustices in the Middle East
By Sierra Z. Fish withdrawal of Israeli armed forces SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER from occupied territories, compliance with the United Nations Q)mmittee Localizing the array of tragedies Against Torture 2001, ceasing to build that have tormented the Middle East new settlements and vacating existing is not the easiest thing to do, especial settlements in the occupied territo ly while we live thou.sands of miles ries, and that Israel rc.spects the rights away on tranquil ground. However, a of refugees and allows them to return California State University petition versities to their homes or be reimbursed for to stop arms sales to Israel has made its their losses. way to Cal Poly this summer, in hopes pt policies “If faculty sign the petition, the stu to bring- attention to the injustices dents and staff might follow and this overseas. against The petition, which started back will become national,” said Manzar east at Princeton, has now been Fonxihar, Cal Poly history professor. pas-sed to CSU campu.ses on the oppo “This is an urgent issue. There is so teacher/student site coast via email. The petition to much violence, and people are getting CSLI administration was created by killed on K>th sides. This petition is Telationships CSU faculty and written by Shema not asking people to take a political C rystal Myers/summer mustang Gluck. stance.” Tlte petition focuses on the injus Fonxihar said the controversy By Caroline Lindahl Relationships action tor instnictors. S u m m e r m u s t a n g s t a f f w r it e r Policy, which ju r v e y tices that Palestinians have faced due fiKuses on two main is.sues: the Israeli (^al Poly’s policy has never been to the continual military (Kcupation government following international governs faculty • 84 percent of put to the test. From plagiarism to vandalism and student rela- men surveyed said and attempted regulations by the law and also respecting human rights. The policy is overseen by the and underage alcohol abuse to drug tions and pushes they would date Israeli government. It also fcKuses on “This issue relates to the apartheid Student Grievance Board of the use, most universities enforce long for avoidance oi their professor if the violation of human rights by the issue in .Africa,” Fortxihar said. “TTie Academic Senate. established policies concerning the situation was Israeli government, and the govern international attention caused the such assoc la “I’ve been a member (of the inappropriate behavior. Rut defin right, compared to ment’s denial to adhere to interna- government there to recognize the tions. board) since it’s inception, and AccorJins to only 49 percent of titinal laws and regulatioits. The peti increasing lack of national invest ing such inappropriate behavior there has never been a case brought tion states, “As California State ment in their country.” recently led to the instatement of a an article on 'T™ "' ,.->v,vt (The sun/ey was before it,” said Gcotge M. Lewis, University faculty, we believe that tmr Archbi.shop IVsmond Tutu, who controvetsial law at O hio’s CNN.com, pro- ^ ^ given to 107 ran- chairman of the Student Grievance universities ought to use their politi won the Nobel Peace Prize in 1984 for Wesleyan University. fessors at selected Cal board. “When the Amorous cal and financial influence to encour his work against the African Last March, the university’s fac Wesleyan cur- Po|y students.) Relationship Pr.licy was proposed in age the United States government apartheid, has played a major role in ulty approved the new policy ban rently face seri the .Academu. Senate, 1 oppxised it and the government of Israel to bringing attention to the conflict in ning relationships between students ous reprimands, including dismis.sal because it seemed to me that any respect the human rights of the the Middle East. He commented to and professors. Wesleyan’s has if they date students they supervise, such abuse would be covered under Palestinian people.” the Intetnational Herald Tribune joined dozens of universities across advise or evaluate. sexual harassment.” I'hjke University and the C'ollege The petition calls for the U.S. gov about the parallels between the the nation creating guidelines for However, there is a difference of William and Mary have also ernment to cease military' aid to Israel apartheid in Stnith Africa and the improper relations. Cal Poly has a unle.ss four mam conditions are com embraced comparable courses of similar rule, the. Amorous see RELATIONS, page 7 plied with. TT>e four conditions are : see PETITION, page 7 2 July4-July 11,2002 News Summer Mustang Poly crime decreases, CRIME ROUND-UP W e a X h e r July 5 - At 11 pm a 31 -year-old man was arrested for police work together indecent exposure and public intoxication after knocking on a women’s door and pulling down his pants. The WATCH woman was able to slam the door and call 911. After a By Laura Dietz light phones. A technical writing brief foot pursuit by the SLOPD the flasher was booked SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER class was assigned to come up with a into SLO County jail with a bail set at$2,500. If convict plan for locating some of the emer ed, this misdemeanor could carry a sentence of up to a 5-DAY FORECAST Despite a steady population gency phones, in response to student increase in San Luis Obispo, the survey concerns. year in jail and a $1,000 fine. FRIDAY crime rate at Cal Poly has declined. The San Luis Obispo Police High: 82° / Low: 60° The number of burglaries on cam Department has been working to July 6 - At 10:30 pm a 21-year-old man was arrest pus decreased by half from 2000 to accomplish similar visibility in the SATURDAY ed for battery, driving under the influence and evad 2001, and vehicle thefts dropped community, through their four-point High: 80° / Low: 55° from 12 to five. The Cal Poly prevention strategy. ing arrest following a police pursuit reaching 70 mph University Police and the San Luis “The issue is that we are a safe on Ramona Drive in San Luis Obispo. The pursuit SUNDAY Obispo Police Department attribute a community hut we aren’t an immune began after a fistfight in the Albertson’s parking lot, High: 79° / Low: 53° large part of this success to communi community,” said Rob Bryn, neigh allegedly started by the man, involving about 10 ty-oriented policing. borhood services manager in the people. He was booked into SLO County Jail with a This particular philosophy of operations division of the San Luis MONDAY policing is behind every decision bail set at $20,OCX). All three misdemeanors could High: 78° / Low: 54° Obispo Police Department. “There is carry a sentence of one year in jail and up to $1,000 made, and all of it is done with the always a threat regardless of where intent of making the community a you are.” fine. « TUESDAY safer place. Part of the problem is that many High:78° / Low: 54° “Community-oriented policing Cal Poly students don’t take the nec doesn’t affect what our job is as police essary safety precautions. Mills said. (officers),” said Fred Mills, University This is especially true with theft, the Police communications and records c a l e n d a r TODAY'S SUN biggest category of crime on campus. supervisor. “What it changes is how Rise: 5:57 a.m. / Set: 8:20 p.m. For example, some students leave * Natural San Luis Hikes - July! 3 - we dt) our job.” Cormny U¡>: their laptop computers in the campus Explore Resevoir Canyon 9 a.m .-l 2 p.m. For the University Police, this has library while they leave for lunch, TODAY'S MOON entailed several small changes over and are surprised to find them missing For more information call 544-1777. Rise: 7K>6 a.m. / Set: 9:52 p.m. time, such as a design change to the when they return. He siad that both * Rec Sports - Julyl 5 - Youth and High police cars to increase visibility and University Police and the San Luis writing “police” on escort vans. The Obispo Police Department consider it School W ater Polo Clinics total number of major crimes, accord a priority to inform residents of the Mon.-Thur., ages 10-13, 5:30-6:30 pm TODAY'S TIDE ing to the FBI Crime Index for Cal measures necessary to protect them AT PORT SAN LUIS < Mon.-Wed., boys (14-17), 6:30-8:30 pm Poly, has decreased from 267 in 2000 selves and their property. Low: 6:04 a.m. / -.10 feet to 215 in 2001, as reported in The Tues.-Thur., giirls (14-17), 6:30-8:30 pm High: 12:41 p.m./3.7 feet “We do more outreach, delivering Tribune. the message to people,” Mills said. “If Low: 5:10 p.m. / 2.2 feet “Every place you go (online), from For more information see Rec Review High: 11:24 p.m. / 6.1 feet you put your backpack in a locker and the student schedule to the informa take the key, it doesn’t get stolen. It’s * Poly Escapes - Tuesdays-Poly tion in the application packet and not a statistic, and we never hear Escapes Mystery Trips the housing website, there is a link to about it.” Includes hiking, beach walks, rock climbing POSTNET our website and crime prevention,” This strategy is more complicated continued from page 1 Mills said. for the San Luis Obispo Police Meet 5:30 pm at the admission building The University Police have alsc) Department, which has a larger audi- been working more with students to flagpole. For more information contact Kinko’s.” address safety issues. One of their PostNet varies from the other Rod Neubert at 720-1132 joint projects resulted in the blue see CRIME, page 7 copying alternatives such as the Kinko’s. PostNet will he liKated in the UU, and will prissihly he a late night copy IcKation on campus. There has been discu.ssion of extending hours to meet student needs, Miller said. Come visit the If this happens, PostNet will he Campus Market—a little store that has the third business in San Luis just about everything you'll need to Obispo to cater to the demands of late-night study emergencies. beat the summer heat!! PostNet could possibly join l\*nny’s and Virtual World Café in staying open late at night. “If there’s a demand, 1 have no • Cold Beverages problem staying open later or for 24 hours,” Miller said. • Fresh Deli Sandwiches PostNet’s tentative hours will he EXnNPEP LIBRARY 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. HOURSI • Cool, Crisp Salads LOST The Kennedy Library U • Tasty Snacks Will the person who pleased to announce the removed a bag from the • Ice Cream following Extended handicap locker at the Rec • Cal Poly produce center Wednesday July Library Hours for 3rd, Please return ID card summer quarter: • Icy Java Blast and Cell phone to lost and found. REOUIAR QUARTER HOURS • Popsicles
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NationalBrieis fraud and announced the creation of like ability to inhabit diverse char been hit by the first of the hijacked observers say it is unlikely that active a federal task force to pursue and acters, from a middle-aged Italian jets. Taliban or al-Qaida are responsible. HIV Infection Among U.S. prosecute such criminals. butcher in the television drama Other claims allege security laps -LOS ANGELES TIMES Infants Significantly Reduced Bush vowed to end the days of “Marty” to a bigoted Southern sher es at Newark International Airport, Isreali Police Storm University BARCELONA - Physicians have cooking the books, shading the iff in his Academy Award-winning which is operated by the Port reduced the number of U.S. infants truth and breaking our laws during role in “In the Heat of the Night.” Authority, and the decision to allow JERUSALEM - Armed Israeli p\)lice, with the help of a kx:ksmith horn with HIV infections by 80 per the 27-minute speech, which was He was among a generation of the takeoff of Flight 93, which and a moving van, stonned into the cent since 1991, hut experts cau designed, in part, to restore investor post-war actors, including Marlon crashed in Pennsylvania as passen administrative offices of Al-Quds, the tioned Tuesday that the number confidence. Brando and Paul Newman, who gers struggled with hijackers. pre-eminent Palestinian university in might start growing again. Much of the initial reaction was eschewed traditional acting styles The Port Authority said it has Jerusalem Tuesday, closing the build About 1,760 HIV-positive infants negative, with critics faulting Bush for more intimate interpretations. received 450 claims. ing and accusing officials there of were horn in the United States in for failing to call for groundbreaking “The lions are leaving the circus,” -LOS ANGELES TIMES working for Yasser Arafat's Palestinian 1991, but only an estimated 280 to policy changes they think are neces said director Norman Jewison, who Authority. 370 in 2000, the U.S. Centers for sary. Bush put more emphasis on worked with Steiger on three films. IntemationalBriets “It was really scary," said Dimitri Disease Control and Prevention told pursuing and punishing individuals “Boy, Rod was a lion if there ever Diliani, director of the university pres the 14th International AIDS than imposing systemic changes to was (one).” Afghan Leader Slain, Killers' ident’s office. ’’Yciu're sitting in your Conference. toughen oversight of the accounting Steiger also appeared in “Patton,” Identities Unknown office doing paperwork and stimeone The reduction is attributed to industry. “On The Waterfront,” and “The KABUL, Afghanistan- The with an M-16 asks you to drop every widespread treatment of pregnant Democratic lawmakers in Hurricane.” He is survived by his Afghan flag flew at half-staff Tuesday thing and show your ID." women with AIDS drugs. In general, Washington said Bush’s words were fifth wife, Joan Benedict Steiger, a during a national day of mourning for The closure was the latest in a series only about 2 percent of infants horn empty rhetoric unless accompanied daughter, Anna; and a son, Michael. slain Vice-President Haji Abdul of Israeli shutdowns of Palestinian to HIV-positive women contract the by support for a pending Senate bill -LOS ANGELES TIMES Qadir, as many Afghans expres.sed institutions and organizations operat virus if the mother is diagnosed that would tighten oversight of the doubts that his killers will be caught. ing in the mainly Palestinian-inhabit before birth and receives a cocktail accounting industry. New York Port Authority Faces Qadir was slain Saturday by a pair ed eastern part of Jeru.salem, which of anti-AIDS drugs. If the diagnosis -LOS ANGELES TIMES Lawsuits Post-Sept. 11 of gunmen as he drove away from his was captured from Jordan in the 1967 is made only after birth and the NEW YORK - The Port office in the Afghan capital. TLiey Middle East war and subsequently mother receives no therapy, the Oscar-Winning Actor Steiger Authority is facing potentially hun were not apprehended. annexed into Israel. transmission rate jumps to 25 per Dies of Pneumonia dreds of lawsuits stemming from the Possible suspects include ethnic rivals; dnig dealers who lost money as Tuesday’s action was criticized by cent. LOS ANGELES - Rod Steiger, collapse of the twin towers in the a result of Qadir’s ptilicies; outside Palestinian organizations, peace The number of infected babies is the acclaimed actor who starred in Sept. 11 attacks. provocateurs, former Taliban members groups and stime Isnieli officials who likely to grow in the future because such films as “The Pawnbroker” and Lawyers for more than 500 vic and warlords; and members of the view Al-Quds as a mexierating influ of the rise in new infections among “In the Heat of the Night,” died tims’ families rushed this week to file Northern Alliance, who helped oust ence in a Palestinian stxiety radical women. Tuesday at 77. notices of claim ahead of the 10- the Taliban from Kabul last year. ized by the 21-month-long uprising -LOS ANGELES TIMES The Oscar-winning actor died of month deadline, which expires pneumonia and kidney failure at a Wednesday. The Northern Alliance had been against Israeli occupation in the West critical of Qadir in the past. .Although Bank and Gaza Strip. Bush Unveils Anti-Corruption Los Angeles hospital. The majority of the claims allege Qadir was a member of the Northern -LOS ANGELES TIMES Plan, Draws Criticism Steiger was the consummate negligence surrounding the collapse of the authority’s World Trade Alliance, he sought to limit their NEW YORK - President Bush, “method” actor. He studied under Center, some citing public-address influence in eastern Afghanistan Briefs are compiled from Washington launching a new effort to combat Lee Strasberg at the Actor's Studio announcements that told people to Northern Alliance officials denied Post and Los Angeles Times wire ser corporate corruption, demanded on in New York and was known for involvement in the shooting. Western vices by Summer Mustang writer Tuesday longer prison sentences for bringing intensity to his perfor return to their desks in the south tower after the north tower had diplomats and knowledgeable Andrew Parker. business executives who commit mances. Steiger had a chameleon
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By Andrew Parker for a film to be “Italian For relies on coincidence and predictibil- SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER imaginative and Beginners,” a ity as much as any big-budget well-made ...” Danish film Hollywood blockbuster. And its The image is grainy. The lighting Schwartz said. “1 which just ended quirky charm has the potential to is mimimal at best. The audience don’t care how its run at the expose Dogme 95 to normally unre- strains to see the image on screen, the filmmaker H. Palm Theatre. ceptive audiences. and the shaky camerawork isn’t help accomplishes “Italian For ‘“Italian For Beginners’ is a charm ing. Squinting in the dark, they are that.” 5 -r Beginners” is an ing comedy, and the fact that it’s a watching a Dogme film. Now, seven official Dogme- Dogme film has little to do with its Perhaps an explanation is in order. years later, the film, produced appeal,” Roger Ebert said in his Tliomas Vinterherg’s “Festen,” Lars movement has and certified review of the film. Von Trier’s “Idioterne,” Harmony produced over 25 entirely under Dogme 95 sees itself as a tool of Korine’s “julien Donkey-Boy” are films, most of the banner of reinvention, as important to the cin part of a new film genre horn in 1995, them largely Dogme 95. TTie ema as the Italian neo-realist and w'hen a group of Danish filmmakers ignored by the look of the film French “new-wave” films of the signed a “vow of chastity” known as .American main is almost self- 1960s. How can Dogme claim to the Dogme 95 Manifesto (“dogme” is stream and prof- KL. consciously rewrite the rules when “Italian For Danish for “dogma”). In order to it-obsessed “artsy”: shaky Beginners” exists solely because of return filmmaking to its origin in HollywiKTd. And camerawt)rk, them? “pure realism,” the Dogme 95 group for a reason: minimal light Scherfig attempted to answer that created “Dogme-film”. TTiese films Dogme-films are ing, and white question in an interview with a had to he shot on location on hand consistently edgy noise dominate British website earlier this year. held video (not film), using only in style and tone, throughout. But “The rules are meant as inspiration found sound and props. Special visu a far cry from typ underneath its and a chance to work more freely,” al effects were also forbidden. ical Hollywood rough facade, Scherfig said. “They’re not meant to The movement was greeted with fare. COURTESY PHOTO “Beginners” is be mean to [the audience].” skepticism from film critics. Many Dogme film Films like "Italian for Beginners" exemplify the Dogme style of film a t y p i c a 1 I y Local audiences enjoyed “Italian saw it as merely a publicity stunt, makers reject not charming and For Beginners,” regardless of the while a few saw it as a sincere revolt film is concerned with pleasing or only conventional production values, inoffensive for a Dogme film. film’s pedigree. entertaining viewers, choosing artis against Hollywotxl’s crass commer but conventional subject matter as The movie tells the story of nine “Look at the smile on my face,” tic expression over box-office returns. cialism. well. “Festen” deals with father- preople who attend and ultimately said San Luis Obispo resident Lori But what happens when you com Critic Dennis Schwartz admired daughter incest while Julien Donkey- find love through an Italian night- Penny after a recent screening. “I bine Dogme production values with “Festen,” the first Dogme film, but BtTy tells the story of a schizophrenic school class in a small community thought this was just the sweetest lit the heart of a Meg Ryan romantic disliked the Dogme approach. “Rules from his own point of view. Neither near Copenhagen. Its screenplay tle film. I just know 1 liked it.” like that rub me the wrong way, 1 ask comedy? You get Lone Scherfig’s 500 Wor(ds or Less Leaping Lipizzans Mix Military Moves Neeideid for Night Writers The Spanish Horses are Coming to Cal Poly
“We try to be very fair with judg By Heather Zwaduk By Laura Dietz SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER ing,” she said. “We keep in mind that SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF vyRfTER there are polar differences between “Pay it Forward,” “Field of men and women writers.” Leaping above the Dreams,” and “It’s a Wonderful Life.” AlthcTugh the original goal of the ground, the gray horses kick All of these movies are based on short contest was to raise money for Night out their hind legs at the stories that were grabbed up by pro Writers, the focus has since shifted to peak of their jump, appear ducers wise enough to see potential in encouraging people to write. Evelyn ing to be flying across the the pint-size publications. Delany, one of the group’s original night sky. As their hooves While not all short stories are des members, said that practice makes grace the ground, 400 years tined for Hollywood, many serve as perfect. of history come down with steppingstones for writers who may “The more you write the better you them, bringing viewers back later go on to produce work that is get,” Delany said. “In the contest you to a time when these horses nationally r e c o g - ______are given feedback were the prized possessions I. nized TTie__ mem-____ on your work and of nobility. Add to this bers of Night “The coutest is a good you are given the music and choreography Writers, a writing ^ writing opportunity to from a man who has pro group that origi create something duced everything from con i nated at Cal Poly, career. that might be real certs for Elvis Presley and understand the ly good.” The Who to presentations Barbara Wolcott importance of the Last year the by Ringling Bros. Bamum short story so well Night Writer Chair contest received &. Bailey Circus and The that they have 125 entries, which Harlem Globe Trotters. sponsored the annual “5CK)-Word consisted of a broad spectrum of story The result is a perfor Short Story Contest” for the last 13 genres, including mystery, sus|-tense, mance, which is like none COURTESY PHOTO years. and heart-warming stories. Wolcott other, that will descend Originally trained by Spain 400 years ago for use in battle, the horses “Tlie contest is a gixxl way to start said word of the contest has spread upon the Cal Poly Rixleo perform in peacetime for both horse fans and history buffs alike. out a writing career,” said Barbara across the country and beyond. In the LMit in just under a week. ^ horse known for its spectacular pared to ballet dancing, and the Wolcott, publicity chair for Night past, there have been entrants from c pe (irma^ce mix o mi itary the Lipizzans now marv^el audi- Lipizzans’ superior skill have set the places such as Amsterdam, New York, manuevers. Sea World entertain Writers. “It is benign because you ences with their axjrdination and standard for the highest level of rid and Minnesota. However, 70 percent ment and Disney-like dances, said don’t have to worry about an editor physical strength that once struck ing. of entrants are from the Central Troy Tinker, the Master of judging you.” fear into any fcx>t soldier that dared The responsiveness and smixith- The rules for the contest are sim Coast region, whichs stretches from Ceremonies. threaten Spain over 400 years ago. ness of these horses is one of the rea- Cambria to Lompix:. Many are alst? “Its a unique blending of equestri ple: the stories must be 500 words or They were the tanks of their day,” sons for the praise the Lipizzans less and must begin with the sen fnim the northern Los Angeles area. an history and military history,” Tinker said. receive. tence, “Life is full of surprises.” Night Writers was originally start Tinker said. These unique movements, called “It’s the Cadillac of horses,” Stories for this year’s contest are ed in the late 1980s by an extension Tuesday evening July 16 at 7:30 “airs above the ground” kept the Tinker said. due August 31, and the winners’ sto class at Cal Poly titled “Article p.m.. Cal Poly will witness The breed alive in battle and earned it a Riders that have tried out for the ries w'ill be published in the October Writing for Fun and Profit.” Delany “World Famous” Lipizzaner Stallions special place with the German and show and ridden the horses agree, he edition ot Night Writers’ newsletter. said that some of the students would on their 32nd Anniversary Tour. American military, which kept it said. There arc three cash prizes awarded, meet at a restaurant after class to dis- Like any famous breed of horse or from extinction during World War II Also included in the performance cu.ss writing. Sixin, interest in the dog, the Lipizzans have a following. in increments of $100, $75, and $50, when Russia was threatening the arc the forefathers of the Lipizzans, group began to grow, and it started This show is one of a kind, said Janet and seven “honorable mention” town where these horses were kept. the Andalusian and the Arabian, publishing a newsletter and having Fortunato, a part of the marketing awards. The balancing movements done which will perform to traditional and promotions department for The stories are judged by a wide dues and regular meetings. The group by the Lipizzans, pivoting in a circle Spanish music, has grown from 10 to 115 members, White Stallion Productions Inc. variety of community members, with their weight and the weight of Tickets can be purchased through and now includes a critique group Fortuno said they received calls from including professors, editors and inde the rider balanced only on their hind the Mustang Ticket Office or at any that Wolcott says is the nuts and bolts people wanting to follow the horses aiders alive pendent Kxik.sellers. Wolcott said the in battle. Vallitix outlet, judging process is very demtxiratic. of Night Writers. along part of the tour. movements are com- Summer Mustang Arts & Style July 4 - July 11,2002 5 Places 91.3 KCPR Top Thirteen Walks offer a bit of everything 1. Sonic Youth “Murray Street” 2.EI-P “Fantastic Damage” 3. Prefuse 73 “The ‘92 vs ‘02 Collection 4. Kronos Quartet “Nuevo” 5. Boom Box 200 M, ¡# 6. The Gossip “Arkansas heat” 7. 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á» Murray Street is the latest release by Sonic Youth, their -■S'-Jifkt 18th since first releasing Confusion is Sex on SST records in 1983. “The Empty Page” starts the album off with a slow pop-rocking gem with a serious fun groove, and then flow's i ^ r into a classic Neil Young/ Crazy Horse mid-tempo rocker- expansive, large, and growing. Lee Ranaldo says “Karen Revisited,” an eleven minute track, is almost an old school college rock song with early shades of REM, but still has new school influence. On “Plastic Sun,” the album's early SíU- NYC no-wave track, Kim Gordon presents an atonal bounce with sinister purpose before she takes us home with C rystal Myers/Summer mustang the ethereal and majestic album closer “Sympathy for the Corallina Cove hosts tide pools, crabs, and knowledgable tour guides interupted by chatty hikers. Strawberry.” Overall, Murray Street is a varied and full Sonic Youtn release, a great introduction for the first time By Rebecca Howes Knapp educated us on the types of sea 1 decided to take it upon myself and listener as well as a satisfying interesting listen for the SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER life that call Corallina’s Cove home. renamed them. Pirate’s EVxjty. This is steadfast fan. - Patrick Gispert Riley and Knapp took turns talking my story. The tide p(x>l hike in Montana de and at times would interrupt each A sea anemone that had op>ened Oro’s Corallina Cove is the perfect other, which reminded me of movie up looked like a beautiful flower. It Movie Listings way to start the day. Provided you go critics Ebert and Roeper. was lima bean green with lavender alone. “Sea urchins chew holes with their tips. Hermit crabs, sea snails, acorn Palm Theatre 541-5161 The San Luis Obispo District State teeth,” Riley said. “They make barnacles, California mussels, and Parks Docents lead this hike, along Nine Queens grcKTves so that they can withstand Keyhole limpets were just a few of with several other hikes that vary in breaking waves.” the other treasures that I observed in 1:30,4:15, difficulty from recreational to strenu For 20 minutes we learned about the cove. ous. The Corallina Cove hike is 1.5 the cove and were able to touch Walking on the slippery rocks was The Importance of Being Ernest miles, takes about 2 hours and is listed shells, sea stars, and Coralline alga, tricky. I wondered who would fall as a moderate hike. 1:30,7:00,9:15 which the cove is named after. first, the young, the old, or me. The hike was scheduled for 9 a.m. “Algae produces oxygen,” Knapp Tiiankfully, no one fell. It was funny Monsoon Wedding at low tide, the best time to explore said. “We couldn’t live without algae, to watch our group traverse the land the pools so you don’t end up getting so you see why sea life is crucial. Sea scape because we all looked drunk, 4:15 sacked by waves. There’s a tide book stars’ favorite fcxxl is mussels. Take stumbling around from rock to rock The Dangerous Lives of Altar Boys outside the Ranch House Visitor away the sea stars and the mussels trying to find proper footing. Center that can help you determine don’t do well. It is all a balance.” I spent an hour exploring 9:15 when the tide is right. I found myself taking notes. Class Corallina Cove, and decided that I The hike began at the visitor’s cen dismissed. My editor had told me to should head back to Cal Poly for my The Emporer’s New Clothes ter and 1 couldn’t believe that there enjoy the hike so 1 put my notebtxrk class at noon. As I moved my foot to 1:30, 7:00, 9:15 were so many people, around 20, will to bed. At least one of us would get leave, a crab came towards me. ing to sacrifice their beauty sleep. The our beauty sleep. At first I didn’t think she saw me. Fremont 546-8600 hikers ranged widely in age, from Once the introduction to the cove I squatted down to look at her and 1 three to 70. Men in Black 11 was complete, Riley and Knapp swear she gave me a dirty look. I Docents Patricia Riley and Robin reminded us that the rocks were very laughed to myself and proceeded to 11:30, 1:30,3:45,6:00, 8:15, 10:40, slippery and that we should all be leave. Darcy, that is what I named wearing sturdy shoes. her, decided that she was calling the Crocodile Hunter Random Events The walk down to the cove was shots and that I would leave when 11:20, 1:45, 4:15, 7:00, 9:15 beautiful. The sky was filled with fog she let me leave. I tried to step July 11 Thursday: and the sun was trying to break around her without falling. Halloween: Resurrection The Swords Projectand through. Birds were singing, lizards She didn’t like the commotion Windsor for the Derby @ Z- were doing push ups and this damn that I was causing and came at me 4:00, 6:15,8:20, 10:30 Pie 1060 Osos Stin SLO 10 p m with her silver dollar- sized green Windsor for the Derby weave woman in front of me wouldn’t shut Powerpuff Girls Movie an organic soundscape of gui up. body and her little purple claws snap tar tainted soundtrack music Apparently Riley and Knapp got ping. It was then that I knew that my 11:45, 2:00, augmented with vintage key two thumbs down for knowledge. tide p<.K)I experience was complete, board tone and complex pat This woman. I’ll call her Gerty that and the fact that I was afraid of Downtown Centre Cinema 546-8600 terns ofatmoshphere. because that is a cruel name, thought her. Road to Perdition Whatever that means. Check that she knew more about our hike I decided to walk back on my own them out tonite. than both of our guides put together. in order to enjoy the peaceful mcxxl 11:00, 1:45,4:30, 7:15, 10:00 If you ask me, Gerty needed a time that the hike put me in. I had made a July 12 Friday: out in a big way. Maybe Gerty is pay deal with Darcy in order to escape my Mr. Deeds JND as partofXoncertsin ing for college; that would be the only untimely death and her menacing 12:45, 3:15, 5:45,8:15, 10:35 the Plaza" claws. 5:30 to 7:30 in Mission Plaza acceptable excuse in my Kx>k. Before 1 left, I gave Darcy a full Lilo (Sl Stitch call 541-0286 for in fo Gerty had stories about every piece description of Gerty as well as a kelp of dirt and every weed that we passed. 12:30, 2:45,5:00, 7:15,9:30 July 13 Saturday: She had something to add to every sculpture in Gerty’s likeness, so that m ifF Rocky! comment that Riley or Knapp made. I she could take care of the situation Minority Report A theatrical presentation of appreciated her knowledge - yeah and no other hiker would have to put ^JThe Rocky Horror Picture right - but it was getting in the way of up with the know-it-all again. 1:00, 4:10, 7:30, 10:45 Show"by the Zen Room at the my alone time with nature. 1 promised l^rcy a reward for any Reign ot Fire Cal Poly Theatre. Twice a year 1 t ( X ) k this opp
Music television, more commonly known all day? If you are one of the few who actual Where have all the music videos gone? For hungry audience. It seems to me that if you as MTV, has been around since the year 1 was ly do, then there are channels like MTV2. a cable station that calls itself Music pick any six individuals, regardless of Greek horn and 1 have loved it ever since. Otherwise, real-life shows such as “The Real Television, MTV seems to be missing the basis affiliation, to live in a house together, prob W ith shows such as “The Real W orld,” World,” “Road Rules” and “True Life” offer a for its name. lems are always going to arise. “Road Rules,” “Singled Out,” and plentiful behind-the-scenes point of view to let you Instead of playing music videos, MTV is The situation is a rehashed boring formula - music videos, who wouldn’t like to he enter know what is really going on in different peo now saturated with reality shows, including take one foster child, one homosexual, one tained hy this network? MTV has always ple’s lives. I would rather watch one of those “Real World,” “Road Rules,” “Tough Enough” minority representative, throw in a “frat boy” catered to the younj;-adult culture. It isn’t shows than a soap opera; at least with these and their newest show at the 10-spot, and a member of Alcoholics Anonymous, put meant to he morally correct; MTV is there to shows you can’t guess the plot, kill characters “Sorority Life.” them in cramped yet excessively plush quar- bring fun to your television. off, and wonder why the storyline is so hard Initially, MTV’s purpose was to bring music ters and give them a video camera. Voila! A When 1 was in high school, 1 had lots of to believe. Sure, the production managers videos to life (again, .see the full name), show that can be run five or more times in one boring summers tilled with classes. After dramatize the plot a bit, especially during the However, they have ^ ------:------week. school, 1 would always come home and watch previews, but very few people would watch it MTV “Spring Break” and wish that 1 were if they didn’t. essence, whichK r t "has "Instead, ’ hours and hours are have . time ' T"'' to watch one of those college kids having tun in the Regardless of how we look at it, MTV is a resulted in sadness allotted for the overdone, over thesethe shows. Second, i Florida Keys. corporatii>n and they are looking to make and disappointment Um ealistic reality shoWS ” watch six Now 1 watch “Cribs” and 1 aspire to be one money as well. It is sad to say that they have amongst their - strangers fight over who of those celebrities (or at least have as much to put in more violence and sex for the rat music-loving fan gets what room, who money as they do) who has a five-bedroom. ings to go up, but that’s the game they must base. Today, it seems spoke behind who’s play. 1 didn’t make the rules, but I understand that finding a music video on MTV has back, or who hooked up with who. Honestly, them. become a rare occurrence. Instead, hours and who cares? “MTV is about the same age as W atching shows such as “True Life; I am hours are allotted for the overdone, over the I also don’t see where the music content lies most Cal Poly students. It has addicted to Ecstasy” really made me thankful top and unrealistic reality shows. in any one of these shows. Oh, that’s right, for what 1 have in life, because even when 1 Let’s take, for example, MTV’s “Sorority they don’t have any. Sure, there’s some kind of entertained, educated, and influ' am having a bad day 1 turn on the TV and see Life,” which hooks its viewers by promising a music content in the background of the enced us all in some way.'* that someone else has it worse than me. glimpse into the life of a ‘sister’ from day one drama-filled scenes, but is that really enough Shows that discuss drug problems and of rush. Not only does it show the “behind the to appear on a music-television show? four-bathroom guesthouse in the middle of other harsh subjects might educate someone. scenes” selection process of the Sigma activi In an effort to cater to the needs of both the Malibu. Some people complain that all the I have never done any drugs in my life. So ties, but it also follows the lives of the ladies music-loving individuals and drama queens, glamour and glitz is far from reality. However, when someone tries to pressure me into selected to be their “pledges.” For the addi MTV should make its second channel, MTV2, let’s think about this: if you got paid doing the new exciting drug, 1 think about tional ratings push, six of these newest mem available on regular cable. Currently, this all $100,000 per episode what would you do that show I .saw last week where some girl bers are picked to live in a house (does this sit music channel is only available to those who with it? almost died from heart failure. uation sound familiar?) and undergo the soror want to shell out a chunk of change for Another complaint is that MTV doesn’t MTV is about the same age as most Cal ity process together. Of course, this dream Charter Cable channel 115. This hardly fits focus on music anymore. I can always watch Poly students. It has entertained, educated, house, huge pool and matching loaded Yukon into a college budget. So I, along with many MTV for the latest music, because here in and influenced us all in some way. So, before are conveniently aTl provided by MTV. This other college students who can’t afford San Luis Obispo we are six months behind criticizing every rating-building promotion alone destroys the show’s already diminishing MTV2, demand my old MTV back. However, Los Angeles and almost a year behind New MTV does, think about what you would be credibility. until MTV changes its ways, I am only left to York. It is nice to see what music is out there watching if it wasn’t around. You can imagine all the bickering and fight wonder: where have all the music videos gone? rather than hearing the same song I heard ing that is contained in the walls of their back in senior year of high schtx)l. Nadea Mina is a journalism junior and pledge house, and just like the “Real World” Bonnie Guevara is a journalism senior and Besides, who wants to watch music videos Summer Mustang staff writer. show, MTV markets this action to its drama- Summer Mustang staff writer. Letters to the editor 124/7 services needed Anger at U.S. hypocrisy scores of future terrorists yearly. In 1996, Letter policy Editor, the Pentagon was forced to release train Editor, ing manuals used at the school that advo Mustang Daily reserves the right to edit letters for I feel compelled to echo Bonnie It is ironic that as the Bush cate torture, false imprisonment, extortion grammar, profanities and length. Please limit length Guevara’s sentiment on the subject of the Administration continues its so-called and execution. Graduates have been cited to 250 words. lack of 24-hour services available in this “war” on terrorism against Osama bin for some of the most horrific atrocities in Letters should indude the writer^ full name area. I personally am fortunate enough to phoM number, major and class standing. Laden’s al-Qaida terrorist organization, it Latin America, including the El Mozote have a fax machine at home that can make continues to operate a more substantial massacre of 900 civilians in El Salvador copies and a friend who allows me open BymaH: terrorist school, the School of the and the recent massacres in Colombia. Letters to the Editor access to his blueprint machine. Americas (renamed Western Hemisphere Draconian prison sentences have failed Bwiding26,Room 226 However, one of my classmates, in the Institute for Security Cooperation) in to deter a growing movement of human ( jl Poly, Sai U m Obispo midst of a class-wide all-nighter made two Columbus, Georgia. SOA graduates con rights groups, religious clergy, taypeople CA 93407 round-trips to Santa Barbara for large-for These letters must be hand-defivered to i^ecR- tinue to he implicated in acts of terrorism. and students which will converge in mat copies at Kinko’s. With the wealth of Such hypocrisy! Georgia again this November. They will student labor, it seems that there should Seventy-one people have served a total demand that this terrorist training camp Byfax: be no difficulty in keeping the San Luis of over 40 years in prison for engaging in on U.S. soil be shut down. The path to (805)7566784 Obispo Kinko’s open 24/7, at least during non-violent resistance in a broad-based lasting peace and security can only be the nine-month academic year. campaign to close the school. found if we implement foreign policy that By e-mail: mustangdaHy^hotmaiUom They may not make any money during Meanwhile, asl clergy, students and reflects our ideals of justice and democra le tte rs m ust com e from a Cal Poly the bulk of the quarter, but when any class •Hwai eceoimt Do not send letters as an attach grandmothers are about to stand trial for cy. To learn more visit www.soaw.org . in the College of Architecture and trespassing, SOA-trained torturers and ment Please send the text in the body of the e-mail. Attention: Environmental Design has a deadline, assassins are operating with impunity. The Dr. Richard J. 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By Sierra Z. Fish there is a policy about pets in small Section 357.1 in the policy states SUMMER MUSTANG STAFF WRITER print,’’ Sergeant Lori Hashim of the that pets may only he on campus if Cal Poly University Police said. “It is they are secured to a leash or chain It is a common sight on campus: the kind of thing where you expect owners playing frisbee with their or if the animal is securely confined everyone to read it, hut then again dogs on Dexter Lawn or people pet in a vehicle. Pets are not allowed to not everyone does. Some people ting a restless puppy in the be tethered anywhere on campus. University Union. There is even the really just don’t know what the rules Section 357.2 states that any pets occasional pet that makes it into a are when it comes to having pets on found unattended or in violation of classroom, with its collar jingling campus.” the policies will he impounded by every time it moves. While these Several students do bring their animal authorities. pets might be good for classrtxrm dogs to school and enjoy having a “Dogs need to be leashed,” entertainment, Cal Poly policy has companion on campus. Hashim said. “Periodically people go no tolerance for classroom pet “I’ve taken my dog into all of my to class and tie their dog up, and that classes, the library reserve room and antics. is not allowed. The dog will have to % According to the University the agriculture computer lab,” said he taken and locked in a kennel Police Draft Policy number 357, pets Kari Bluff, a graduate and former stu behind the University Police.” are not allowed in any campus build dent teacher on campus. “1 chose not Several students do acknowledge ings, even if they are on a leash. The to ask anyone for permission before the policies, and are respectful of Sierra Fish/summer mustang bringing her because I didn’t want a them due to the potential problems exceptions are seeing-eye dogs, ser Many students bring their pets to campus, although Cal Poly vice dogs or signal dogs servicing negative response before they had a with safety and distraction of fellow policies restrict them to certain areas. their owners, and animals involved chance to see how well-behaved she students in classes. Though some Vickerman, a recreation administra- leash. I feel comfortable bringing in authorized research or instruction really is. So far, I have received posi students are not aware of the poli programs, including social dogs. The tive comments from professors, cies, they are conscious of the impli tion senior. “I only bring my dog him to school because he is mellow, policy also states that dogs must have librarians and lab monitors. In fact, cations of bringing a pet to class. Toby to class when I can sit by an older and is used to people. I think a valid license that is also proof of a the only negative comments 1 have “TTie only problem is that some entrance or exit of the classroom, nr^otally he thinks he is a person. He current rabies vaccination. received have been from students. people think their dogs are mellow, That way I have him sitting outside much as I stress in the classrtxim.” “In the quarterly class schedules Go figure.” and they really aren’t,” said Amy the room, hut can still hold onto the
“1 think one of the greatest attrib Although only a few Cal Poly stu RELATIONS utes at Cal Poly is the relationship CRIME PETITION dents have signed it, there is hope for Continued from page 1 between students and faculty outside continued from page 2 continued from page 1 justice and peace in the world.” of the classroom,” she said. TTiough the petition is fcKused on between sexual harassment and sexu But intimate relations with a pro ence to reach. It takes the form Israeli occupation of Palestinian land. the actions by the Israeli government, al affairs. Harassment is unrequited by fessor may interfere with student of the media in their four-pHiint “We should hojte that average citi it does recognize the recent attacks on either the student or teacher and an goals, said liberal studies senior Chad prevention strategy. zens again rise to the tKcasion, since Israeli civilians and sees them as affair is not. O hio’s ptilicy deals with Athorne. “We buy advertising, and not the obstacles to a renewed movement “unacceptable and abhorrent.” relationships that are con.sensual. are surpassed only by its moral “1 wouldn’t get involved with a too many jurisdictions are doing “1 think that it is gixxl that mem The extent of punishment for vio teacher,” he said. “1 think there urgency,” Tutu said. “Divestment from lators is also different. Ohio Kiasts that,” Bryn said. bers of Cal Poly are taking a stance should he a strict separation between apartheid South Africa was fought at suspension or even removal, and Cal This includes the commercials against injustices occurring, and I students and teachers.” the grass roots. Religious leaders Poly refuses to assign specific repri on MTV, Lifetime and CPTV wish it would happen more often,” While enacting policies over the informed their followers, union mem mands to offenders of the policy. about being drunk in public and said Social Science senior Ali years, colleges are ushering in a new bers pressured their stcKkholders and “1 think no thought was given to fake l.D.s. Their website also has Schlageter. “There are innexent peo era of campus ^xilitics as they clamor consumers questioned their storeown- ramifications, another indication of a one of the only interactive sites ers.” ple being hurt on K)th sides, and 1 to balance student and teacher rights. mindless policy,” Lewis .said. “1 think for the neighhiirhood watch; it Since the petition came to Cal Poly think a stance should he taken to help Ironically, these faculty/student the purpose was more rhetorical than this summer, the word is gradually all people involved, not just the relationships can re.suIt in success. allows residents to inform them substantive." spreading throughout the campus Palestinians.” “I recall thinking that under the selves by downloading posters Leigh Dive, a representative on about the pietition’s intentions. terms of the pnilicy, my wife, whom I and hriKhures. TT»e petition has over 70 signatures the Academic Senate and University “The petition is a good example of “We tell you this is what you and is continuing to he forwarded to Student Grievance and Fairness met in 1996, could file a complaint all faculty from all CSUs coming need to do to protect yourself,” faculty and students via email Boards said it is important that stu against me because 1 am a faculty together as a single voice,” said Bryn said. “But there is no law thrtTughout the CSU campuses. dents feel comfortable approaching member and she was a student in the Philosophy senior Greg Siragusa. “It is “It had to start somewhere," professors about any topic. early 1970’s,” Lewis said. that says you have to.” a voice to fight injustice, a voice to fight inequality and a voice to bring Fonx)har said. “The only way to make peace. One of the most important progress it to keep forwarding it one LIFEGUARD I/II- SEASONAL TEMPORARY things to note when bringing about hy one.” San Luis Obispo County any change towards injustice is that it One can view the petition, visit requires all of us to work together. www.PetitionOnline.com . I $8.82-10.72/Hr. II $10.72-12.41/Hr. Big Purple Onion Produaions Presents ______the cast of Zep Ijoonj American Red Cross Lifeguard training certificate/card re'quired at time of application (title 22 Emergency response). Current valid proof of CPR for the Professional Rescuer. Social Security Card required at time of appointment. All lifeguard personnel must pass both a written and physical performance test. Beach and lake lifeguards have additional testing. In addition: Swim instructors are required to be American Red Cross Water Safety Instructor (WSI) certified and be able to show proof at time of appointment. 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C a l P o l y S p o r t s In f o r m a t io n r e p o r t Updated 2002 Cal Poly The Cal Poly Deparrment of Football Schedule: Athletics has announced the date for Date Opponent Time (PDT) the 2002 Homecoming football game Aug. 29 at Toledo 4:00 pm has moved to Saturday, Oct. 26 against UC Davis. Tlie anruiunce- Sept. 7 N. ARIZONA 6:00 pm ment comes after Alcorn State pulled out of its scheduled trip to Cal Poly Sept. 14 at Kent State 11:00 am for a game at Mustang Stadium on November 2, citing financial cut Sept. 21 at Sac St. 6:00 pm backs within its athletics department. A search for a replacement game was Sept. 28 N. IOWA A 6:00 pm unsuccessful. "It is unfortunate that Alcorn Oct. 5 off State will not be coming to Cal Poly in November, especially considering Oct. 12 at S. Utah 6:00 pm it was scheduled to be Homecoming," said Cal Poly Director of Athletics Oct. 19 at St. Mary's 1:00 pm John McCutcheon. Kickoff for the Cal Poly - UC Oct. 26 UC DAVIS* 4:00 pm Davis game will move to 4:00 p.m. from its original start time of 6:00 Nov. 2 off p.m. to accomodate Homecoming Nov. 9HUMBC3LDT ST. 1:00 pm festivities on campus. Cal Poly still has 11 fo