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Sigma Kappa Chi President Elizabeth Fang was The County Coronets Office does not suspect foul found dead Friday in an I.V. residence; the circum play, and there is no evidence o f injury or trauma, Bur- stances of her death are still under investigation. ridge said. An autopsy has been performed, but toxi A female resident of the 6500 block of El Greco cology reports will not be ready for one to two weeks, Road called 911 at 10:30 a.m . on A pril 9 to report th a t according to Burridge. Fang, 21, had been found on the floor not breathing, Fang’s sorority sisters at Sigma Kappa Chi released according to Lt. Mike Bunidge of the Santa Barbara the following statement on Sunday: “W e are all greatly County Sheriffs Dept. saddened and deeply moved by this sudden loss. We Isla Vista Foot Patrol deputies found Fang unre lost a great friend and are all trying very hard to deal sponsive and she was pronounced dead at Goleta Val with this right now. Liz was a wonderful friend to ley Cottage Hospital soon after, according to Bur- everyone who knew her. She will be missed greatly by ridge. Fang had spent Thursday night at her friend’s everyone.” El Greco residence. A memorial service will be held in Storke Plaza on “The original reporting person told deputies that Sunday, April 18, at 7 p.m. Donations or flowers can [Fang] had consumed two alcoholic beverages at ap be sent to the Elizabeth Fang Memorial Fund at 6595 proximately 11 p.m. on Thursday," he said. “[Fang] Segovia Rd., Goleta CA 93117. was last seen alive at about 5:30 a.m. when she was in the bathroom of the residence.” — Gretchen Macchiarella Local Oil Leak Spurs Charges of Negligence
By Jeff Lupo being brought forward as a result of $25,000 per charge can be im Staff Writer Venoco’s violation of Health and posed,” he said. “If Venoco is con Safety Codes in three separate in victed on these charges this time stances,” he said. “On July 27, and then repeats the offense, the A series of leaks at Platform 1998, Feb. 23, 1999, and March company can be charged with a fe Holly, an offshore oil rig owned by 13, 1999, Venoco faded to notify lony, with fines of up to $50,000 Venoco Inc., has prompted the specific agencies — such as the per count.” Santa Barbara County District A t County Fire Dept, or the Office of Venoco Vice President Mike TENNILLE TRACY / d a il y n exu s torney's Office to file misdemea Emergency Services — of the Edwards said the company is eager nor charges against the company. emissions releases.” to help the district attorney in every Feelin’ Tipsy According to Deputy DA Jerry A conviction could mean heavy way possible to clear the charges. A drunken biker launches into the third often laps around Dog Shit Lulejian, the charges are a result of fines for Venoco, according to “Venoco is in full cooperation alleged negligence on die part of Lulejian. Park Friday. The official purpose o f the event was to get as loaded ■ with the DA to resolve these mis as possible while sustaining the difficulties o f bicycle manuevers Venoco. “These charges are misdemea demeanor charges,” he said. “We and avoiding the disqualifying temptation to vomit. “Three counts have been filed nor charges, and with a large com against Venoco. The charges are pany like this, fines of up to See VENECO, p.8 Spring Rush Kicks Off With Student Cleanup Effort Raises Money for Hungry By Katie Burke Greek Forum, Open Houses Reporter By David Downs Bettina, attending an open house is Staff Writer a way to meet all the brothers. “It's just the usual fraternity While most Isla Vistans nursed hangovers or open house,” he said. “We’ll have a watched cartoons, a group of students used their Greek rush is here again, for all barbecue, and you can see the Saturday morning to help the community. those who want to get into more house and meet die guys here.” Approximately 25 students gathered at Anisq’ than just their studies during their Alpha Gamma Omega member Oyo’ Park for the 15th annual Hunger Cleanup, a college years. Kameel Farag expects this quarter's national, one-day community work-a-thon sup UCSB’s fraternities and sorori rush to be smaller than others. ported by the California Public Interest Research ties begin their quarterly rush ac “For us, Spring Quarter is al Group. Volunteers raised money from sponsors tivities today. According to Sigma ways the smallest rush,” he said. while working at one of nine situ around the Santa Chi Omega fraternity Rush Chair “In the fall, all the new freshmen Barbara area. Kris Saenz, a fraternity forum in come in, but by this quarter, it’s According to UCSB CalPIRG President Har- Storke Plaza from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. pretty low-key.” monee Williams, an estimated $200 to $300 was will give potential rushees a chance While they are not participating raised, with 50 percent going to a local charity. to learn about greek life. in the forum, sororities will also be This' year's choice was the Transition House, “We’re going to bring some open to new women. According to which shelters homeless families and provides the photo albums with some of die ac Alpha Epsilon Phi sorority Rush necessary resources to help get diem back on their tivities we have done and some in Chair Sara Richardson, the soror feet, Williams said. The other half of die money formational pamphlets on what ity gatherings will be more infor goes toward the CalPIRG national campaign and Sigma Chi Omega is all about. The mal than their male counterparts’. the International Development Exchange, she forum is a way to learn more about added. “We only serve water and the all the houses,” he said. parties usually run about 40 mi “Although we didn’t have quite as many volun After the forum, fraternities will nutes. If s more like an open house teers as we had originally hoped, the quality was lc N N I L L c T K A C Y / DAILY KBXUS be holding open houses starting at than a party,” she said. awesome. Everyone got involved and worked Kami Leonard digs at Hunger Cleanup Day, held 6 p.m. Tuesday through Thursday. In addition to tire forum, a rush Saturday to raise money for charities. See CLEANUP, p.10 According to Alpha Gamma information meeting will be held Omega fraternity member M att tonight at 7 in HSSB 1174. 2 Monday, April 12,1999 Daily Nexus Daily Nexus
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Layout/Deagn Editor : Carolyn Morrisroe Albright Talks of Partitioning Kosovo Training Editor j Alexis Rlippini
the table.” And Defense Albright, downplaying News E d ito r; Tony Biasotti Secretary William Cohen, the disagreement, said Campus Editor | All St. John “there is a possibility” that Asst. Campus Editors Ted Andersen, Usa Buttenvorth on ABC’s “This Week,” County Editor Gretchen Maochiarella Russia, one of the six nations Asst. County Editors ' Curtis Brainaid, David Downs BRUSSELS, Belgium the Kosovar Albanians last said: “Partition is out of the behind the rejected Kosovo (AP) — Arriving for talks m onth. question. Partition would AP Wire Editor i I Sarah Kent peace plan, could be “re intended to bolster NATO Albright said “there has to simply be a reward to Mi features Editor | | i E lizabeth W erhane engaged" in trying to formu unity, Secretary of State be recognition” of the Serb losevic and what he has set Opinion Editor ¡B l| Megan Herr late a new settlement. But, Madeleine Albright said offensive that has forced the out to do.” Asst. Opinion Editor Nathan Woodside Albright said, the Russians Sunday the Serbian ons “clearly ... are troubled” by S ports E d ito r I Matt Hurst laught against ethnic Alba Asst. Sports Editor j Marvin Gapultos Bfmitionjp out of the question. Partition the NATO attacks on the nians in Kosovo means Serbs. Artsweek Editors Robert Hanson, Jennifer Raub fewer Serb troops will be would simply be a reward to Milosevic Asst. Artsweek Editor j j Tam i M noian Albright said the United permitted to remain in the Iteoi/h JH f h a s set out to dojMk. m States expected Russia to Photo Editor | Jason Schock province than previously Asst. Photo Editor j H | Tennille Tracy — William eilen adhere to the international proposed. Art Director i it Kazuhiro Kibuishi U.S. defense secretary arms embargo against Yu And in another policy goslavia and not take “coun Copy Editor' Renee Heyming shift bound to anger Yugo Asst. Copy Editors ; if f Bryan Pon, Elizabeth Werhane terproductive” actions. Copy Readersj Erin Coe, Amanda Green, slav President Slobodan M i expulsion of more than one- Albright on Tuesday will The Rambouillet accords N Devon Horten, Niilo Smeds, losevic, Albright did not rule third of the ethnic Alba try to mend fences with Rus HI Guenivere Vinnedge call for the withdrawal of Chief Night Editor H Ashley Timiraos out partitioning Kosovo as nians in what the Clinton sia, which has denounced Serb troops, paramilitary Night Editors ■ Lauren Bensinger, part of a settlement, pro Shannon Capanna, Jenny Chung, administration has de the NATO bombardment and police units. A total of vided there are ways to pro j Sora Chung, Brad Goodwin, nounced as a “scorched- of Yugoslavia, now nearing 5,000 troops could remain Devon Harlan, Cara Jennison, tect Orthodox holy sites. I Sarah Kent, Amber Neff earth” campaign. the end of a third week. — 2,500 along the border, “Lots of parts of Ram- But earlier Sunday, John Russian President Boris thereby assuring Kosovo re Advertising Representatives ; Kelly Appleby, Amanda Cameron, bouillet have been overtaken Podesta, the White House Yeltsin on Friday warned mained part of Serbia, and Crystal Cowan, laurel House, by events,” Albright said of Page Schindler, Eric Vanderwold chief of staff, said in that if NATO sent ground 2,500 police who could re the accord, negotiated out W a sh in g to n on N B C ’s troops to Kosovo to “make it main for one year. Some P roduction Erin Barta, Katy Edwards, side Paris, that was rejected Katherine Garcia, Nicole Goldberg “Meet The Press” that “the their protectorate, we can would be absorbed into a by the Serbs and accepted by i Brad Goodwin, Carlos Gudino, partition o f Kosovo is n o t on not allow this.” local police force. [ Scott Hennessee, Renee Heyming ; Mizue Ishii, Bryan Pon, Jason Schock, Niilo Smeds High Gas Prices Are Not Likely to Drop Much, Experts Say The Republic of Isla Vista
low. Editorial Policy: Motorists were hardest hit in California, where the un All letters to the editor and columns submitted for publication become property weighted average price for regular unleaded was $1.6390 — o f th e Daily Nexus upon being turned in. a 43.11-cent increase. Explosions at two refineries — in LOS ANGELES (AP) — Gasoline prices jumped 14 cents Letters to the editor and columns must be lim ited to two pages, typed double per gallon nationwide because of seasonal demand, OPEC cluding one at a Tosco Avon refinery Feb. 23 that left four spaced (3,000 characters), and include the author’s name and phone number. cuts in crude oil production and fires at California refineries, workers dead — have sent prices soaring in the state. an industry analyst said Sunday. Gas was most expensive in San Francisco, where regular Pump prices were highest in California, where the average unleaded cost $1.71 per gallon. 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Inquiries about these policies may be directed to: Raymond Huerta, Affirmative Action Coordinator, phone (805) 893-2089. Periodicals postage paid at Santa Barbara, CA Post Office. Publication No. USPS S h o r t s 7 7 5 -3 0 0 . •SAN DIEGO (AP) -^pçfiœ^fetjxtocsi^îavestigating taèut»tîrin to t&eagïhen ityiatifenal security- ■: Mail subscriptions can be purchased for $105.00 per year through the Daily [an attack last month on a 51-year-okl woman who was d»- 's rapidly rhaiwfog fodi« Nexus, Storke Comm. Bldg, UCSB, Santa Barbare, CA 93106. POSTMASTER: Send address changes to Daily Nexus, Storke Comm. Bldg, playing* rainbow sticker on her car, a rix-stnped symbol of not depend on others to defend her. W e have to develop UCSB, Santa Barbara, CA, 93106. jhotnosexuàl g | ¡ g M ^ pride. r á ¡ ^ ^ M w a o u r own indigenous capabilities. Agni is a symbol o f that Two men grabbed the woman w the parking lot iff a resurgent Ihf£a,*::he said. Lucky grocery s tom in North Park on March 9. They sac- W e a t h e r uaUy assaulted her while they used slurs against her sexual • BOGOTA, Colombia (AP)— Risking her lift for love, ity. N o arrests have been made. a 16-year-old Colombian guerrilla said Sunday she ar ranged the escape of a captive soldier with whom she’d fal- Hey, how about granting Isla Vista its cityhood? W hat to display the stickers. , , len in love. ' are we at now, 20,000 residents? If we unite, that should T started to peel off the top of my rainbow stacker, and I P vt RoqueAfitomo Montjiw£ captured Aug. 3 by the be enough votes to declare our independence. Think ab thought, ‘What are you doing?* * said Mandy Schultz, ex-] Revolutionary Armed Forces of CokmAia, said ne met the out it: We can make our own rules! A city of students, for ecutivc director of San Diego Lesbian and Gay Pndk,T rebel, identified only as Diana, in Febxuaiy. students, and by students. Why, we can, make A.S. our left it on, but I came really close to removing it as those governing body -— no, wait, maybe that’s not such a good idea. Regardless, here are a few things we can do: things boiled over in my mind.” j she loved or and she said she was prepared to flee with me. I responded ‘yes,’ but in one letter I warned her that if they 1) All police cruisers must comply with the city’s vehicu • NE\Y:pE3UHI* India new missile capable o f caught us, they’d fie me up and put me in a hole, but her lar beautification code and change their paint scheme to carrying a nuclear warhead soared ini» the «fees over twfes» they’dldlL* ' && ' * -1 < ' tie-dye. n s Sunday, ddyfog t|*S. appeals for restraint in wc*pon&| Diana, Montilva and another captured soldier, Pvt. Jose 2) People caught throwing beer out will either be fined Francisco Arteaga, dogged through duck jungles for six severely or forced to lick the beer from off the ground. days before arriving Friday ata nufitaiyhase in Mutata, 270 3) Our city’s emblem will look like that statue of those '["JuafeiS' Defense Minister George Fernandes sa^thc-: Indies itudfBogpfau ^ ^ 4 - ^ marines erecting the flag over Iwo Jima, except it’ll be a successful ll--nutniite test flight: ...... I of the Agni I | :imsMle ^ibeifeiesBedtobeh£re,”$aidDiana, who kissed Mon- group of drunken students struggling to mount a giant marked a “great day for India/ wMkF«kist*juiaidlhat it tilva on the lips in front of reporters. v>' tap over a keg of Sierra Nevada. would decide within flue next two or three days howto The guerilla group, known as FARC, holds more that! For more rules, stay tuned tomorrow, as I will further lifted» ' 1' ' ^ "306 poKee and soim etsosptive^ some for more than 18 explore this possible issue. As for now, just soak up some ■ rays or raindrops, which ever come first and- stay the fiutS t^udkufoudaddiussfltttfoeA ^ptovudla^iltde- 'm belsiThegoterntnenthai'sofersdfitsecE ' ' longest. Daily Nexus Monday, April 12,1999 3 Film Series Focuses on Human Rights Issues Phelps took a Grad exam... By C laire Smith “We’ve chosen a diverse bunch of issues Staff Writer that will appeal to people all over campus,” he said. “We’ve tried to hit all the main top ics, like children, economic development, Phelps Gay Cubans, Nike, and child prostitutes gay and lesbian issues and torture and im will be among the featured subjects of a prisonment. We want to show that human quintet of films shown by Amnesty Interna rights is not just working on behalf of people tional this quarter. arrested for their political beliefs; there’s a Didn’t Tonight marks the launching of the quar- wide range of ways people can get their hu terlong Amnesty film series titled “Global man rights denied.” Human Rights,” which will feature a film ev Amnesty hopes to use the films to prom Prepare with ery other Monday at 6 p.m. in the M ulticul ote itself and highlight its issues of concern, tural Center. Amnesty member Jordan Lucoff said. The five films— “Incite Hope/USA cam “I think films visualize what Amnesty’s paign,” “Turkey; Trading with Torture and principles are, and when people see a crisis, e Princeton Amnesty,” “Globalization and Human they believe it’s real, and they remember it,” Rights,” “Child Prostitution in Thailand” she said. “We are aiming to increase general and “Strawberry and Chocolate” — were awareness at UCSB, both of Amnesty Inter Review... chosen because of the variety of issues that national and of the current issues going on in they address, according to UCSB Amnesty Coordinator Joseph Maher. See FILMS, p.10
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Remembering Freda Gabe 1924 Kovel, Poland Freda, the daughter of Boruch and Rochel Gabe, lived in the small town of Kovel (population 33,000), Poland. On May 25, 1942, nearly 24,000 Jews from Kovel and the surrounding villages were forced to live in a closed- off ghetto. The Germans immediately murdered the elderly, the sick, and the children. On July 22, 1942, one section of the ghetto was emptied and its inhabitants murdered. Over the next few months, the Jews remaining in the other section of the ghetto were taken into the forest and shot. Freda was eighteen years old when she and her family disappeared without a trace.
All Week: Holocaust Documentary Display In front of the UCen, 10am-3pm Photography Exhibit: 60 Years Later Multi Cultural Center Monday April 12,12pm through ^ Tuesday, April 13,12pm ;v0 Thursday April 15,8pm 24- Hour Name Reading: Pay tribute to Documentary: “Tak For Alt” Survival of the people who perished in the Holocaust. In a Human Spirit. Discussion with front of the UCen Holocaust Survivor JudyJVleisel to follow. Isla Vista Theater ($5 for community members; Monday April 12,8pm free for students) Candle Light Vigil: A memorial service Friday April 16 for those we remember. Storke Plaza 11 am: Tree Planting Ceremony Please join the community to plant a tree for life ' >0 -v\ Wednesday April 14 ^ and peace. The tree will be planted in the 12pm: Dramatic Presentation: Come grove located on the Eastern end o f the watch and be a part of an artistic expression Library opposite the Psychology building. dedicated to Holocaust victims. Storke Plaza 6 pm: Shabbat Services and 5pm: Movie—“Visas and Virtue” A diplomat risks his life to help Jews escape the Discussion Nazis. Discussion with Director and Producer to University Religious Center, 777 Camino follow. 5pm-6pm Refreshments, 6pm- Pescadero. 6:30pm Movie, 6:30pm-7:30pm Discussion. Multi Cultural Center
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Ra y v el W a t t s , , Ho1 □ash on ■...... nothing. itageasa As spring term gets underway, I know d students and professors alike return to most in their classes, and with the mountains able ob and ocean nestling this campus in a hate can serene topographical bear hug, I find ed and myself feeling unusually safe, with low However, one glimpse — caught in a is what millisecond of channel surfing— stole these j that secure feeling away from me: the love. T images th at came across C N N were o f look lit war refugees in Kosovo. Displaced rid- speak m; zens of a war-tom country in masses, but I awaiting their future with a veil of them, despair shrouding their entire exis- But tence. just a let And I began to think that terms consciou like “displaced citizens” and “war crisis ove LISA DOTY / DAILY NEXUS refugees,” like most euphemisms, did a call to t not realty capture the severity of the Alpha Pi horror that these people were facing. which I Keepin’ It Clean But in beautiful Santa Barbara, I 1992), ai felt safe. recently The Nexus Offers Insightful Advice on How to Have a Quick and Painless Election Season And irresponsible. campus lection season is once again upon us. But what docs that paign promises simple and attainable. Students are interested in mean to a campus where 70 percent of the students how you will go about what you want to accomplish. chose not to vote in the Associated Student govern As for campaign signs, keep diem dean and tasteful If you no E ment elections last year? What does it mean to a student ticebody one of your signs draping over another candidate’s sign, fix that barely has enough candidates to run for Leg Council? it. Also remember to take your signs down after dections. We do A Time to Ren The relevance o f A.S. elections is dean The results will decide not need to muck up our campus in the name of student politics. SB’s Holocaust Remembrance 1/ next year’s student representatives. A S . debates policy and pas When soliciting voters on campus, be courteous and peaceful. ses bills; they are die movers and shakers on campus. These are Learn to take no for an answer. No one appreciates campaign Accepting Cultural Differences b the people who manage the $43 each student pays in the form of fliers floating around the campus as trash. Please don’t make a an A S . lock-in foe each quarter. Is that not reason enough to be campaigning technique out of dropping campaign fliers into the D ebra A skuvh interested? hands of the uninterested. Candidates and students alike need to approach this year’s The following advice goes to all students: Attend the election Hello. M y name is Sandro Samuele Sonnino. I at dections with a high levd o f class. A tasteless election season will debates. This year they will be hdd in the Hub. Know who and after I was bom, this man M ussolini, dictator o f It only fuel more student apathy as experienced in past years. what you are voting for. Read the A S . election supplement in the measures under the prodding ofbis German allies. T he Nexus offers advice to die candidates: A litde research Nexus. The fact that there aren’t many candidates this year will Early one rainy morning, m yfam ily and I were t into die issues and current policies will pay great dividends for make this process a whole lot easier. later, the train arrived a t a camp called A uschw itz (lit candidates, both in the polls and if they are dected. Candidates And another thing, don’t use the Nexus endorsements as your Poland was a death camp). The sick, weak, elderly, yi need to know what they are running for and who they may be election bible. We base our endorsements on the information were a ll told to clean up in this group-shower room A l c o h o l Po is o n in g C a n E a s il y dose o f alcohol. People can die from it. Anyone w ho has con in a short period of time; halls free of sumed large quantities ofalcohol in a short period of time is at 2. A person who is unconscious and cannot be woken; A fter all, wc high risk. The frightening thing about alcohol poisoning is B e A v o id e d Wit h Mo d e r a t io n 3. A person who has cold, clammy, unusually pale or rem em ber d bluish skin; ’ 4. A person who is breathing slowly or irregularly— usu ally this means less than right times per minute or 10 seconds Editor, D aity Nexus: or more between any two breaths; or YOU D I don’t know how many o f you who live in die residence 5. A person who vomits while passed out and doesn’t halls have gone to die bathroom on a Friday night only to be wake up during or after. BOOKS surprised with a lovely view ofvom it Vomit in the sinks, in the Don’t hesitate or worry about what the person will think stalls, and on the hall (for those who didn’t make it to the bath ofyou when they sober up. If you suspect a person is suffering room); sound like a familiar setting? Well, I am tired ofhaving from alcohol poisoning and see any of the symptoms listed Editor, Dail to go to die bathroom and have my senses of sight and smell above: I am a violated by somebody’s vomit because that person partied a lit 1. Call for help. Dial 911. O r ifyou live near a hospital, get ridiculous at tle too much. the person to the emergency room ASAP. for textbook Despite my personal feelings on vomit, however, one 2. Don’t leave the person alone. Carefully monitor his/her books I ami must take into account the fact that it’s a health issue. If you breathing. If it stops, administer CPR. I don’t I decided to drink one night and discovered that you had passed 3. Stand by your decision. If the person ends up not suf found agrea out and/or vomited later on, then watch out. The body fering from alcohol poisoning, you showed you cared by doing store th at cai induces vomiting because your body’s rejecting die akohoL the right thing based on your judgment. I decided to ! I t’s n o t a simple hangover th a t you could ignore once you feel The best way to avoid alcohol poisoning is to drink mod savingalotc better. If you’re vomiting, you could be suffering from mild that people don’t often recognize the signs. erately. This means three drinks for a woman and four drinks I wish 1 alcohol poisoning. The symptoms of alcohol poisoning are: for a man in a single sitting. Drinking in moderation helps brow sing Alcohol poisoning is a severe physical reaction to an over 1. A person who has consumed large amounts of alcohol reduce the risk of alcohol poisoning, and keeps the residence VarsityBook laily Nexus Monday, April 12,1999 7 fitters: How to Reach Us: submissions, but please include your name and phone number. For columns, maxi- Drop by thè Nexus office under Storke Tower, cali ree pages, typed and double-spaced; lor letters, one page. All submissions become us at (805) 893-2691, cali thè Hot Line at operty of the Daily Nexus upon being turned in and are edited for length and clarity. (805) 893-2692 or fax us at (805) 893-3905. EVERY CAMPUS ORGANIZA not afford to be nearsighted and ignore TION to join us in collecting relief r Is Ready our neighbors around the world. The Schizophrenia items for the war refugees in Kosovo global village is getting smaller and we Labor Rights Send Aid to Kosovo and the surrounding republics. Items feel it would be irresponsible to not Usually, doctors such as canned goods, nonperishable help in anyway th at we can. say this diseases hers to Follow foods, blankets and small toys may not So we are calling on other campus Students Address Global Issue genetic However, seem like much, but it could mean a organizations to assist us in lending a Nearly a century ago, 150 immigrant female garment it would not be How many travesties would I let world o f difference for a family that has small, but mighty hand to our neigh workers leaped to their deaths when a fire broke out inside surprising to learn flash on the TV screen as if there was been forced at gunpoint out of their bors across the Atlantic. The their locked factory. In response to this event, known as the that this disease nothing I could do? Because of my her home and out of their country. MukiCultural Center hai agreed to let Triangle Shirtwaist Fire, workers mobilized across, the cojld be caused itage as a black man, us use their facility as country, forming labor unions and forcing legislation pro by th e w eather I know that even the a drop-off sp o t W e tecting workers’ rights. Sunny and warm most insurmount would like to sustain Nonetheless, in 1995, over 70 Thai garment workers one minute, cloudy able obstacles of this drive from were discovered in El Monte working in conditions and rainy the next. hate can be combat Monday, April 12, resembling those of the Triangle Shirtwaist Fire of 1911. Weather gods, ch ed and defeated until Friday, April These workers paid contractors thousands of dollars to weather gods, with love. And that come to the U.S., however; they were forced to work 16. T h a t way people could we have a is what I felt for behind barbed wire for far below minimum wage. ' can drop items at ¡¡‘A le consistency, these people — their convenience. Last January, a number of garment manufacturers please? love. They didn’t We hope all campus and retailers, such as Gap, Wal-Mart and Nordstrom, look like me or organizations will were sued for using sweatshops in Saipan, a U.S. Territory speak my language, encourage their par in the Mariana Islands. These workers were indentured Downtown but I could f e e l ticipants to donate a block o f s ta te them . what they can. Street is currently But this is not This is not a closed due to a just a letter to raise challenge or a com Santa Barbara consciousness of the petition. This is an beautification pro crisis overseas; this is invitation to get ject. Santa a call to a c tio n . The brothers of Kappa There are over 80,000 war involved in a world-class effort, Barbara beautifi Alpha Psi fraternity, Incorporated (of refugees. The USA has donated mil because we are world-class students cation? Does which I have been a member since lions of dollars in war relief But the attending a world-class institution. Santa Barbara 1992), are ready for action. We have brothers ofKappa Alpha Psi feel that if really need to be recently become a presence on this we are to be responsible leaders to the R oyvel W atts is a sociology graduate campus once again, and we invite campus and our community, we can- s tu d e n t. I beautified? Isla Vista needs that beautification work., straighten commemorating those who perished due to gruesome genocide. It is crucial to up the streets, add remember, and learn, that these people were not victims. They were real, ordinary a few street lights, ■people, like you fold I, leading typical daily lives. They were tailors, teachers, doc clean up a few tors and nurses living in compact communities, practicing religious rituals that wee Week teaches I oth e r areas. The have been observed for thousands of years. These people were the Jews. supervisors got the The time was when Hitler and his followers, the Nazis, rose in power and ices by Looking at the Past I area that needs to universally declared their fetal hatred toward the Jews, and other racial/religious KAZUHIRO KIBUISHI / DULY NEXUS SKUVICH groups that were not of “their' kind.” These people were to be tortured and mur dered for having freely expressed who they are. wrong as usual servants and worked 12 hours a day, seven days a week, mm inino.Iam 5years old. I remember shortly UCSB’s Holocaust Remembrance Week is an important event in which we while living in overcrowded, unsanitary housing surround Tanning ator o f Italy, passed various anti-Jew ish remember the more than 6 million lives lost It is a time in which we must educate ed by barbed wire. The tanning season a llie s . and be educated about differences. 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VISA/MC/AMEX CALL TODAYI The internship year is a time of pro money, excellent 1 or 2 F roommates needed ASAP 6 Acorn, e.g. 40 Scented pouch $200-$1000 per shoot 1-800-356-9001 10 Ballet skirt DOWN 43 “Laugh-In" fessional growth in which existing opportunity! for 1 BD 1BA In a 2 BD 2BA Call skills are strengthened and new skills Legitimate work-paid daily. Sterling 323-463-1257 14 Sheepish 1 London district Johnson developed. As staff members, interns Stephanie 685-0012. Productions. 961-3919. Apply online at 15 All at — 2 Say for sure 47 More succinct are provided a setting in which they 3 Makeup-artist? can demonstrate professional initia www.versity.com, con f person needed for large single 16 Eleyator man 49 “The Raven" tive while receiving ample support T ravel from Jure 99-2000 in a four bed 17 Completely 4 Tackle's woman and consultation. By the culmination tact [email protected] teammate F U N SUMMER room house. $480 per month. Call 19 Colorless 51 Exaggerate of the internship experience, interns JOBS or call 734.483.1600 20 “Bobby 5 ’79 disaster onstage will be expected to function as entry- Jessica @ 968-3505 or Lisa @ Gain valuable experience woiking EUROPE $239 0/w Hockey" flick 53 Crafted ?- level professionals with a sense of ext. 888. 968-2905. both ethical and professional with chldren outdoors. W E are look Anytim e in 1999 21 Chapter in 6 Divan 54 Hipbones 7 Brian of rock ¿esponsi'bility. ing for fun, caring, Summer Day H aw aii $119, Carib/M exico $ 1 8 9 rA. 2 bdrm, 2 bth apt on Mesa. Recent history 55 Sill site SB YMCA seeks enthusiastic, car 8 Henri's school Training at Counseling & Career Discount Fares Worldwide. U C SB female Grad, looking for F to 22 Cowhide 56 K.P. unit Camp staff whose summer home is ing camp counselors and directors Services can be conceptualized as 888-AIRHITCH www.airhltm.org 24 Turf 9 Loathe 57 Stratagem covering four primary areas: 1. in or near the San Fernando or Con- share quiet, clean apt with cat for summer day camp. Apply at 36 25 Linguine 10 Completely • 58 Knickknack Career Counseling & Advising, 2. ejo Valleys. General counselors & (taxes additional) $487 ea. ASAP cal Saydra @ Hitchock Way 687-7720 x 258, Ka topper 11 Beehive State 59 Greek Program Development, 3- Employer specialists. $2,100-53,000+ for 9 6 3 -1 1 1 2 Relations and 4. Supervision. The tie Mulligan. 26 Sleeping site 12 Mah-jongg mountain summer. 808-865-6263 or intern will work with students in indi Europe $239 o/w 2F reeded to shr mi $350/mo 30 West Indies piece 62 Salt Lake City vidual and group settings. Summer Jobs avail now at El www.workatcamp.com. Anytim e In 1999 isle 13 Utility customer student Opportunities for providing service Sabado 6/99-6/00 Ginger Capitan CNYN Campground store Hawaii $f 19, Carib/Mexjco $189 r/t, 18 Bosses 63 Land of—* to special interest groups exist. Girls Girls Girts!! 971-6400 or Sandy 971-1675. 34 To be. to Gigi Program planning and implementa cleik & gate positions. Cal Chris Discount fares worldwide. 35 Lifelike 23 Physics subject Earn $100+ par hr. exotic dancing Have a Sssuper Day!! tion will provide the understanding 6 8 5 -3 8 8 7 888-AIRHITCH. www.airhitch.org. 37 Two-wheeler 24 Completely for the operation of the broader pro Flex, hours Cash paid daily (Taxes Additional). 2F needed to share room on 38 Buddy 25 Hymnbook gram elements and coordination ok 5 4 4 -2 2 0 4 Sunshade is hiring 3 people w/ efforts with other Student Affairs Picasso. Rent $375/mo Call 39 Corporate 26 Ellis Island, for friendly faces for sales positions departments. The intern will work ¡ Steph/Michelle 685-9789 concerns many dAy/aftemoon shits, apply in per with employers visiting the university, i W anted 41 Sloth’s home 27 A Musketeer and have the opportunity to develop son at La Cumbre location-thanksl Single room for rent 1)9-00 house 28 Tie up new jobs and internships for stu HELP WANTED 42 r— Mesa, Calif. Stud ents interested in new a ge sp ir o n D P M a le o rF e m a ie m ore into c a l 44 Plato’s porch 29 Sailor's septet dents. The supervision component Earn Extra CashlllMake your own SWIM TEACHER- Responsible involves supervising a practicum stu ituality to form a discussion group. 9 7 1 -6 9 9 6 45 Dry run 31 — : -ski H ours!! friendly person that loves working dent for the academic year. Must be familiar w/ "celestine pro 4 6 Put in order 32 Canadian birds Responsble Students to Market/ with children. 1yr commitment. SALARY AND BENEFITS phecy by James Redfield. C al Mi 48 Puts in a box Intents will receive a salary of M a n a ge Please call 565-4604 Or 964-7818 chele 569-9613 50 Navigate ANSW ER TO PREVIOUS PUZZLE: $15,000 for September 1999 to Citibank Promotions on Campus. !v. phone ff a n d address. S ubleases August 2000. As employees of UCSB, 52 Tailor's edge F re e 53 College exam B B B B B B O B O BBBD interns qualify for either a fully paid Teacher Assistants Needed health care program (HMO) or a Giveaways! Earn $400+/week. Call f M suitemate needed ASAP to sub 56 D C. electee more traditional program involving Preschool Program C omputers Rose at 1-800-950-8472. lease single room in Fountaintrieu 4 57 “— Bravo’ supplemental compensation. Days: MWF or TR from 9:30-130 Spring 99 qtr. $450/mo. Incte meals Business travel accident insurance is 60 Facial tissue Hek> wanted :office assist. ESL $5.75 Call 693-3665 ASAP. Affordable consulting tutors-repairs- also provided. Auto and + underground ptkg. C al Robert @ additive upgrades-new PC's-service. home/renters insurance may also be sc h o o l dow ntow n n e e d s help w/ 9 68 -2699. 61 Completely secured at a group insurance rate. basic office tasks. Flex, hrs $8/hr, 685-0379www.jptconsuking.com 64 Designer Vacation and sick leave are accrued Telephone Sales. Flex. P/T evening about 20/hrs week call Carol Crab Subleaser Needed Jun-Sept. 2BD Christian at 10 hours and 8 hours per month, hours. 6-8hrsAvk. Salary & commis PacBell 40mb RAM, 4.3GB HD. BEHOB BUB B B Ö M respectively. tree for more info (805) 730-0040 2BA Unit. Great Location. Close to 65 Caesar's words DOB BBBBB BBBBB sion. Call 962-5494 or fax to 56.6 mod. 24x cd-rom. Canon Details at http://career.ucsb.edu/ge Beach. Approx. $1400. 6528 El of surprise BBH BBQ BBQ BBS 9 62 -2663. BJC4300 color inkjet pmtr. $1000 neral/carcfiriatera.html- Position Hiring PoUworkeis for A S elections Nido. 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Call 968-4153. ^ $ reex M essages 19 ing and meals! CALL 893-3123. - 20 21 22 23 Camp counselors and instructors in 6778-6788 Abrego Rd. Q uiet ■ For S ale 24 art, nature, video, high ropes, side of IV-14 unit bkfg-tbd fba re ■ 25 horseback riding, and swimming A-1 MATTRESS SETS... modeled apts-indy & parking $875 Fraternities 26 27 28 29 30 31 32 33 needed by West LA daycamp. Visit Twin sets-$79, Full sets--$99, Sierra Prop Mgt 687-3373 ■ C A M P W i M Sororities 34 36 u s atth e job fa ir o n A pril 19th o r call Sister half of Queen sets $139, King sets AVAILABLE NOW for SPRING 99 35 ■ i Clubs 38 40 310-472-7474 brother/sister $f59.Sama day delivery 2 3 QUARTERN room at 6625 Del Student Groups 1 41 styles. 909-A De La Vma St. CONVERSATION PARTNERS! Be camp- Northeast Playa *5. Ocean View, parking, 42 1 44 Pennsylvania 962-9776. “ASK FOR laundry. $630/morrth or $315 to 43 i 45 a conversational friend to an inter ■ STUDENT DISCOUNT“. Earn $l,000-$2,000 this 46 49 national student Sign up by 4/15 at (6/20-8/18/99). share. 310 275-3485. 47 ■ 48 semester with the easy 50 52 HSSB 3042, 320 Storke Rd. OR We’re tack! We lave recruited great FOR SALE- GOPED Iff staff from UCSBand want you to Great 4bd 2ba Goleta House. Yr CIS three hour fundrais i ■ phone: 893-5860. have the most memorable summer Brand N ew le a se 2250/m o a v a l Ju n e 16. Fum , 53 54* 55 56 57 58 59 ing event. No sales life. Directors for Fine Arts, $ 5 0 0 0 8 0 ■ ^ firepl, laundry, pkg, yard, trees. W a 60 61 62 63 tureCamping. Counselors to Call 893-6253 ask for Brad. required. Fundraising Looking lor an Internship? live in cabins and teach at specialty ter, trash pd. Must see. 682-5728 64 65 66 SB mngmt/consuit Firm is in search areas. If you love children and hare a eves. dates are filling quickly, of 3 dynamic students. Must have' specialty to offer call so call today! 67 68 69 Honda Civic 64 only 100K miles House in Goleta Pool, spa BBQ. strong oral, written, comm, skills. 1-800.279-3019 or e-mail $2000+mens 10 speed trike $75 e- CONTACT Dan Wolman 1 1 [email protected] 12 month lease. 5 or 6 people. Bv Gregory E. Paul Comp, literate. Call Leah to set up mail [email protected] $270Q/lmonth, C a l 619-518-0697. at CIS, 800.922.5579 O 1999 Los Angeles Times Syndicate an interview. 563-0789x25 On Campus interviews April 17*. - 12 Monday, April 12,1999 Daily Nexus Know What Job/lnternship You're Seeking. All Week C&Cserv 1109 Counseling and Career Services, 2:00 Acoustìcs ir» tIhe Hub U C S B Activities are also available on-line Today in Sforke Plaza PM - 3:00 PM, applying to graduate school, FREE http://events.sa.ucsb.edu C& Cserv 1109 U C S B Organization Directory is on-line Counseling and Career Services, 3:00 CORY http://www.sa.ucsb.edu/campusorgs/ Stroked PM - 4:00 PM, Resum e Writing When You SIPPER Your On-line access lets you publicize Don't Know What You Want To Do. Wed. 4/14 4:50-6:50 your activities in the U C S B Events Web 4/12 live music Noon C& Cserv 1109 Calendar and Monday Nexus Calendar Comedy Central’s ELECTIONS: Pro/Con statements for A.S. W. Theatre Page A P R IL 3 0 T H Student Affairs also offers free web page Election Fee Measures are DUE TODAY,. 4 pm. UCen 2523 hosting. Registered groups can apply on Entrepeneurial Technology Ventures, a Civil the web M agare! http://orgs.sa.ucsb.edu/webaccounts 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM. Helps develop and a c tio n strengthen your entrepreneurial skills in the : EDI.«* fwilsi Student Life has a posting service. Drop high tech industry, free pizza. Engineering off 7 flyers at the front desk. Flyers not II Pavilion posted and stamped by O SL will be Surfrider Foundation, 7:30 PM - 9:00 PM. Thes. 4/13 730 & 10pm removed from the kiosks. Students 3 General $ 5 April Meeting geared toward informing people what Surfrider is about and what Monday, April 12 we're up to. H SSB 1173 CAB Foundation. . . CAB Foundation workshop helps you offers grants to provide financial, administrative, and technological Location: H S S B 1173 initiate community service activities with support for student-initiated community service projects. Wrestling Club @ UCSB, 9:00 PM -11:00 funding for your project, UCen 2525 Mandatory Foundation Workshop PM. Open practice, new members Habitat Restoration Club @ UCSB, 7:00 Monday, April 12 at 4 pm welcome. Rob Gym 2120, free AS Conference Room (2525 UCen) PM - 8:00 PM Introduction, preview of Applications are due Friday, April 16th at 4 pm. quarter, scheduling for internship. Noble Thursday, April 15 Hall 2001 INCOME TAXES, Federal and State are AS Candidate Swing and Ballroom Dance Club, 8:30 due TODAY!!!! (must be postmarked PM -10:30 PM, Weekly Club Dance D ebates before 12 midnight) Practice Meeting. Rob Gym 2320, $10 ' T^iesdfly.AnrH 13 A.S. ELECTIONS: 11 am -noon-1-2 pm, membership/qtr Leg Council Candidates UCen Hub Swing and Ballroom Dance Club, 8:45 11 am-12 noon & 1 pm-2 pm Counseling and Career Services, 4:00 PM -10:30 PM, SBDC Ballroom Dance Wednesdav-April 14 Thursday-April 15 Practice Night, Rob Gym 2320/1430. $10 PM - 5:00 PM, internship intro workshop, AS President External Vice-Pies. C&Cserv 1109 11 a m -12 noon 11 a m -12 noon membership/qtr Office of Student Life, 5:00 PM - 6:00 PM, .Internal V ice-P ies. Statewide Vice- Wrestling Club @ UCSB, 9:00 PM -11:00 Leadership and Empowerment: The 1 pm -2 pm 1 pm -2 pm PM. Open practice, new members and Balancing Act. How can I balance my All Debates are in the novice wrestlers welcome. Rob Gym 2120 U C en H ub. academics, work, and activities? Come Description: The Wrestling Club at UCSB have a discussion with other students and holds open practices three times a week, student affairs professionals on how to free to U C S B students establish priorities among your many commitments. Get some tips for having a Tuesday, April 13 successfully balanced academic and A.S. ELECTION DEBATES: 11 am-12 pm activities experience here at U CSB. O S L Empowering Yourself and Others and 1-2 pm, UCen Hub Conf Room (S A A S B 2201), free Cal Animage Gamma, 12:00 AM, Free Thursday, April 15*5- 6:00 PM Campus Crusade for Christ, 7:00 PM - Anime Screening, H SSB 1173, FREE 8:30 PM 0SL Conference Room, SAASB 2201 Counseling and Career Services, 3:00 Title: Real Life @ U C S B / Cam pus Crusade P M - 4:00 PM, basic interview skills, for Christ. Com e join us for Real Fun, make The Balancing Act C&Cserv 1109 Real Relationships and leam about a How can I balance my academics, work, and activities? Come have a Counseling and Career Services, 4:00 relationship with a Real God. Broida 1610 discussion with other students and student affairs professionals on how PM - 5:00 PM, campus interview to establish priorities among your many commitments. Receive tips for Arts & Lectures, 7:00 PM -10:00 PM. orientation, C& Cserv 1109 having a successfully balanced academic and co-curricular experience Dark City. Campbell Hall, $5 students, $6 CA B meeting, 5 pm, UCen 2523. Come here at UCSB. general leam about volunteer opportunities Disneyland - Campus Relations, 6:00 PM Friday, April 16 Office of Student Life • SA A SB 2201 - 8:00 PM, College Program Informational CAB Multiethnic Mentorship Program, GSL Session and Interview Sign Ups, UCen Flying A C A B office, UCen 2523. Elisabeth Wagner for info: 968-6999 U CSB Alpine Racing Team, 8:00 P M - 9:00 PM, meeting, UCen S.B. Harbor Arts & Lectures, 8:00 PM -10:15 PM. Jean Stapleton in Eleanor. Campbell Half, general $24/28/32; students $14/17/20 Wednesday, April 14 UCSB Fencing Teams, 10:00 A M - 6:30 PM. 19th UCSB Fencing All Cals — If you've ever fenced and wanted to fence in Have a happy a tournament for ail levels, come and join the fun. Rob Gym main gym, $10 spring quarter A.S. ELECTION DEBATES: 11 am-noon; 1-2 pm, UCen Hub Counseling and Career Services, 1:00 P M - 2:00 PM, Resum e Writing When You