Mustang Daily California Polytechnic State University San Luis Obispo Volume 55, No. 83 Friday, March 8, 1991
Professors criticize U.S. poiicy, iook to future of Middie East By A. Mortimer Naughton said geography professor Wil she believes the infrastructure Staff Writer______liam Preston. for intervention in the region Preston then pointed out was laid years ago and that the The Gulf War and the that after World War II, a poll situation was exploited as a policies of the United States showed 82 percent of pretext to enforce U.S. foreign government were bashed by Americans were in favor of con policy. four Cal Poly professors during tinued war rationing so that “It is an insult to human in a two-hour teach-in Thursday. more material could be shipped tellect to say we were there to The main theme of the dis to Europe for the continent’s defend democracy,” she said. cussion, organized by political reconstruction. Larry Martinez, a political science professor Phil Fetzer, “Are we willing to sacrifice science professor, works during was the future of tlie Middle for the Middle East?” he asked. the summer as an internation East. Manzar Foroohar of the his al policy analyst with the “We must live up to the tory department said, “The war federal government. SHERRY L QURTLER/Mustang Dally problems of the region; they is over, or so we are told.” “Power is the only concept William Preston are not going to evaporate,” The Iranian professor said See TEACH-IN, page 8
Burger king ASI OKs loan for children’s center ■ The resolution ultimately places ASI with the financial obligations for Í- the project loan and the Cal Poly Foundation as the initial lender.'
By Kelli Martin loan resolution. “If you pass this resolution Staff Writer The indenture resolution ul tonight, what you are really timately places ASI with the saying is we have l
By Don Vrtis register to be able to vote is Mon. clerk by proponents and op- Staff Writer March 11. ponents for both measures. The city is holding a special Measure R is backed by San Luis Obispo’s water election April 11 to resolve four W.A.T.E.R. (Water Action Tb stems from many resources, and issues rather than wait until Eliminate Riitioning). Its sup ,iS- one resource may be city voters. regular elections in November. porters say the initiative re £.' , -I Two measures before voters in Two of the issues involve quires the city to phase out all «! next month’s special election water. water rationing restrictions and deal with water — its use, cost The following is a summary of roll back water rates to pre- and availability. The deadline to arguments submitted to the city Scc ELECTION, page 8 KCPR holds ‘Drive-O-Rama’to j* * " •’ 'it cover Poly Royal revenue loss ^ ^ I ir^iir III in M By D. A. Arviso a telethon in the Graphic Arts $10,000 in pledges by 10 p.m. Staff Writer______building. And it’s not a pitch to Sunday. DJs are asking for a sell Time-Life books. It’s KCPR’s minimum pledge of $3. “Phone lines are open so call annual Fund-raising Drive-0- “It’s a rather ambitious goal, HANS HESS/Muatang Dally now. That number again is Rama. KCPR disc jockeys will be but we have come close to it 544-4640. We need your money asking listeners to call and before,” KCPR Business Director Ramon Medina refines his barbecuing skills at the MECHA to stay on the air. Operators are pledge money to the station Greg Wiggins said. “We’d like to club table Thursday in the U.U. standing by now...” through Sunday night. go over it ($10,000).” Nd, Jerry Lewis is not hosting The station’s goal is to receive See KCPR, page 5
Reminder: Fashion Sense ... WeQkQnd weather: Mostly sunny. Moneday is the last eJay to ÊL * Cal Poly Panhellenic held a fashion register to vote in the w ^ Highs: 50s-60s show to raise money April 9 San Luis Obispo Lows: 30s-40s for charity. Special Election. i variable winds 15 mph L ___ Page 6 2 ft. seas, 6 ft. n.w. swells O pinion Mustang Daily
COMMENTARY LETTER TO THE EDITOR
MUNNB l E V MUrAÔL^ )VV/(/V m u m b l e ^ \ ^ ^ faculty at Poly for the most Soldier thanks educating and rewarding time J c ^ y \ / u 1 TH IN 6 >^50M6TVilN6 of my life. Poly for supportLet’s just hope that all of the m u m b l e students called to serve make My name is specialist it back safely. Poly you’re èorv\e:THIN6 \ vu ’ Donald N. Hong. I got out oi gi-eat. Thanks for the support. the army on Aug. 11, 1990. Cal /Ç-, M U M S l E V/ ' ^ ' / /| Poly was the univer.sity where 1 Donald H. Hong V chose to continue my higher U.S. Army à\. h m m m . education after my military IE service. I spent a quarter and a Í I ■ HAOMHMMM ill- third at Poly, and I must admit those were the best four Arch students HM'/ I MU ^ months of my civilian life. need bike racks The reason I only spent a quarter and a third in school Ever since the administra A.'.’ was that I was recalled to ac tion banned bicycles from the tive duty by a presidential architecture stair court, stu order on Jan. 31, 1991. dents have had three choices. We may either conform to the My job in the army is as a administration’s societal combat engineer. A combat en presciiption and drive a car to gineer deals with land mines, school like a “real” American, demolitions, obstacles, fortifica or lock bikes to handrails and tion and things of that nature. budget for the accompanying The reality of not making it sacrifices and convenience that back stateside was there. Right daily impoundment by Public now I’m temporarily stationed Safety courteously provides, or in Germany — training until pack our bikes into the labs Mar. 5, 1991. On that date, I where they pose a fire hazard and nuisance but are safe from will find out what is going to cops. Obviously, most cyclists happen. I will either be shipped select choice three. out to Southwest Asia to help If the administration reads or restationed in Germany to r this letter what will be the replace outcoming tnxips. result? My bet, considering his The main reason of this let torical disregard for cyclists, is ter is not to tell you of my job they will respond by ordering but to thank the university stu the bike Gestapo into the labs dents and staff for all the sup to impound all bikes belonging port and backing for the troops. to arch students. (Think of the I want to thank my girl, my revenue generated by labs of WOW group, the industrial en impounded bicycles!) gineering department, the The correct respninse is of Poly should make learning military science department, course to return the bike racks the school of engineering, the to the architecture stair court! Cal Poly SLO Mobile Super more than just a daily habit Mileage team, the VA rep and Heiland Paul Hoff again the students and the Architecture By Steve Harmon
Things that make me go physicist. Things that make class meetings, just get- “hmmmm.” make me go “hmmmm.” togethers every so often be Half of education is an act, The bottom line is how wc tween student and tutor. On the act of pretending to give a the contrary, here at Cal Poly define learning. That seems to damn about subjects that are students must be walked be the point where I disagree hackneyed and cliched to death through the coursework like M u s t a n g D a il y with the university’s position. by mediocre professors. In my tod d lers, spending time five years of higher education It occurred to me that the daydreaming in their desks Tara Murphy ( ’ hrisline Kohn this is what I’ve learned. university calls “learning” the waiting for the hour to end. Editorm-Chiel Mar^aging Editor I have learned to memorize process in which students are And most of us know when a herded into classrooms, brain Larre Sterling .Ja.son Foster facts to spew back at professors professor is just filing up time Opinion Ednor Investigative Editor on tests; learned that most washed and given" a few trivial with rhetoric so that the class professors I have care more facts and then released. To me, won’t get out early. Wouldn’t Leslie Morris (ilenn Horn about filling up an hour of class learning is an individual want to let the kids out early, Ads ft Entertainment Editor Insight Editor time than teaching for an hour process of exploration of the would we? of class time; learned that concepts and concreteness of There have been exceptions Patty Hayes Adrian Hodgson there will always be teacher’s to this. I have had professors Freeiari.TH Editor Sports Editor any given subject. It is not a pets that get the grade because who recognize individual in they happen to be of the same system of grades, hours spent .Ion Rogers Jennifer Smith tegrity and the need for stu socioeconomic, political or sitting in a desk or memorizing Snapshot Engineer Illustrator dents to grow up. These are the philosophical position as the the answers to the upcoming quiz. professors who treat students A. .1. Schuermann Herb Kamm professor; and learned that one-on-one as adults capable of There has to be a point Busrees Manager Adviser after the quarter is over that thinking. But sadly, most of my where the individual can exist Advertising Director: Lee Dobrec myself and most of my professors have always been Outside Saies Manager; Stan Memken classmates will not remember on his or her own in a learning condescending bureaucrats in Credit Manager: Jeff Pinto most of the previous quarter’s environment and be free to use terested in keeping or getting Production Manager: Michelle Hertig material (to -verify this fact, try the God-given faculties he or Campus & National Saies: Janene Snedeker tenure by going along with the giving the same midterm exam she has to say to the professor mediocrity of the system as it Account Executives: Lynn Burns, Brennan Dell, Patrick Dwyer, Amy Garfinkel, “perhaps I can think of some Amy Guelker. Neil Higgins, Jena Thompson, Mike Weiser to students who took the same now exists. Classified Advertising: Kathy Conlan, Manager Laura Fleischer, Cathy Lung class last quarter). thing to show you I understand The American educational this subject. You don’t have to Paperboy: Gary Giesbrecht All this would make any in system stinks. I only thank Computer Operations: Dan Malone define the cage of learning, the quiring mind want to know — God I didn’t let its mediocrity Graphic Artist: Andy Harding length of my leash and the kind what the hell is it all for? What affect my ability to think. Tb Office Coordinator: Alex Salazar of brain food I’ll consume.” University Graphic Systems: Derek Richmond, General Manager; Christ) neSchlemer kind of game are we playing those three or four professors Production M.t»nagor; Jessica Escala. Paste-Up Manager. Karla Buie, Electonic Imaging here? If we are out to learn a In other nations, Britain for in my four years here at Poly Manager, Jim Dekker, Camera/Stripping Manager; Bill Bennett, Sheetfed f,^anager trade, why don’t we just take one, university students are who actually did their job, a E nc Jansser, Web Publications Manager; Victor Fong, Estimator, Bob Pinkin, Techniciar the classes in that trade and treated like adults. In English sincere “thank-you!” What you Red HeescI Adviser save ourselves and the tax classes, for example, theyll be taught me will be with me my Mustang Daiy is published Monday through Friday during Fall, Winter and Spring payers a lot of money by not given a list of 50 books from whole life. To the others, well, quarters t y tr e Journalism Department and is financed by advertising sales Unsigned taking all these extra classes which they must choose five to thanks for nothing. I think it’s ed torials represent the majority view of the Editorial Board Advertising is solely fo that are, at best, interesting, read and write reports on time this country took a serious informationa’ ou'poses and does not represent an endorsement by the publisher O' and at worst, boring. After I during the quarter. It is the look at what it calls education. university M u sta n g D a ily offices are located in Room 226 of the Graphic Arts Building graduate, will it matter if I Cal Poly University, San Luis Obispo, CA 93407, student’s responsibility to read Telephone (805) 756 1143, FAX 756 6784 know how to construct an atom them, interpret them and com Steve Harmon is a jour bomb? I’m a journalist, not a plete the task. There are no nalism senior. Mustang Daily Friday, March 8, 1991
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Gorbachev’s Security Doctor admits giving Police help collector Council wins approval pills to assist suicide reclaim priceless balls RELATIONSHIPS MOSCOW (AP) — President Mikhail S. BOSTON (AP) — A doctor prescribed PLEASANT HILL, Calif (AP) - Police Hoping for a day Gorbachev won legislative approval sleeping pills for a cancer patient so she launched a big league effort to recover 16 Thursday for eight of nine nominees to his could kill herself, then recounted the suicide priceless autographed baseballs stolen from when race is no new Security Council, an inner cabinet that in an extraordinary signed article that either the home of Bill Hawe last month, and they will tackle defense, foreign policy and troubled or impressed physicians. hit a home run when they cracked a teen longer an issue economic problems. In the essay in Thursday’s New England burglary ring. The powerful body will have a distinctly Journal of Medicine, Dr. Timothy E. Quill of “It’s a pleasure,” said the 62-year-old By Roberto Santiago hard-line makeup, with only one recognized the University of Rochester described how he Hawe, who began collecting signatures on reformer, former Interior Minister Vadim prescribed sleeping pills, and told the patient baseballs when he was about 5 years old. He After having finished a lec Bakatin, among its members. how many she needed to kill herself, when thought he’d never see the collection — in ture for Vassar’s Hispanic stu Gorbachev also blasted the six republics she could no longer stand the pain of her cluding two horsehides signed by Babe Ruth dent organization last spring, I that are boycotting the March 17 nationwide acute myelomonoc 3d;ic leukemia and wanted — again after it was stolen in February. sat in Matthew’s Mug having a referendum on holding the Soviet Union to die. But police recovered the balls when they beer with Lillian, a junior who is together, saying their refusal to participate Quill said he told the story of his patient, unraveled a string of home burglaries last active in the group. We had was “illegal and unlawful.” The country’s top whom he identified only as Diane, to bring week. Ten youths aged 16 and 17 burglarized reached a midconversation lull, prosecutor warned separately that anyone the discussion of death and suffering into the seven homes in the area, detective Dan Con and we were taking a hx)k trying to prevent the vote would be im open. nelly said. One of the youngsters turned over around. It was Friday night, and prisoned. the balls. the students who weren’t In approving eight of his nine nominees to “They didn’t realize what they had,” Con crammed shoulder to shoulder at the Security Council, the Supreme Soviet nelly said. “When they got outside and they the tables were doing wild steps legislature handed Gbrbachev another vic Quitting coffee couid saw one that said Babe Ruth and they said, tory in his continuing bid to revamp the ‘Holy moley.’” on the dance floor. iower blood pressure Through the darkness Lillian government’s executive branch and pointed out a black-Hispanic strengthen his personal power. ATLANTA (AP) — Healthy men who man who had just entered, drank three to six cups of coffee a day ex Rains cause corpses laughing and holding hands with perienced a significant drop in blood pres to turn in their graves a pretty white woman. “It makes Albanians flee despite sure when they kicked the habit, researchers me so mad when I see that,” Lil said Thursday. lian said, indignant. “I thought promise for elections The researchers think the drop might be RIVERSIDE, Calif (AP) — Barbara Kin he knew better. He obviously larger in people with high blood pressure, caid was horrified to the point of tears when hates his own race.” She began to VIENNA, Austria (AP) — Despite the who should be advised to give up coffee, said she saw her son’s grave this week at River rail against the man’s lack of ra pledge of free elections at the end of the one of the study’s authors. Dr. Robert Super- side National Cemetery. cial consciousness and his accep month, thousands of Albanians have mobbed ko of Stanford University. After a heavy rain, the 28-year-old Navy tance of white standards of ships, trekked overland and besieged embas “Maybe this will help them prevent drug man’s plot in a barren part of the cemetery beauty. sies to flee the Communist land and its treatment* for high blood pressure, said the had sunk at least 4 inches. Somebody had Lillian’s words had a familiar poverty-stricken economy. study’s principal author, Jeff Myll of Stan moved the concrete grave marker. sting. They took me back to my The Democratic Party, the main opponent ford. “It’s worth a try.” “Where am I going to put the flowers?” sophomore year at college when I of the ruling Communists, called the week- The study was presented at a meeting of said Mrs. Kincaid of Apple Valley, dabbing found myself unwittingly cast as old exodus — the third since last summer — the American College of Cardiology. her eyes with a tissue as she sUx)d over her See LOVE, page 7 See WORLD, page 5 See NATION, page 6 See STATE, page 7
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Business clubs walk the plank ■ Organizations to sponsor Pirates of the Caribbean Dance tonight.
By D. A. ArvLso for the students,” Covar said. A designated-driver Staff Writer “It’s a chance to bring the clubs program will provide rides. The together at one big event.” program was initiated last year Shiver me timbers! The Each ticket covers admis at the organization’s Hal School of Business is having a sion, $1.50 toward a drink and loween party. Everyone agreed Pirates of the Caribbean Dance an entry in a raffle drawing. that it is the responsible thing tonight at the Madonna Inn. Prizes are offered for a to do, said Priti Pandit, busi All pirates, hula-dancers and limbo contest and raffle draw ness council finance director. Caribbean natives are invited ings. Participants have a •Tou don’t want anyone to be to party from 8 p.m. until mid chance to win about 20 prizes out drinking and driving,” Pan night. from local businesses. dit said. “We want to have fun Tbn business clubs are spon Giveaways include McLintocks and not worry about things like soring the dance party. Stu gift certificates. Fat Cats res that.” dents are encouraged to dress taurant T-shirts and prizes This is a good time to have a according to the ‘Spring Break from Domino’s Pizza and Wal- dance. Pandit said, before in the Tropics’ theme. Pirate denbooks. dead-week and finals. It’s the costumes, tropical-wear and Tickets are on sale today in last time to celebrate this shorts are recommended, busi the Business Administration quarter before everyone is feel ness administration sophomore and Education building lobby. ing stress, she said. Camille Covar said. Admission is $3 pre-sale and $5 Metroproductions will “The dance is put on purely at the door. provide the music at the event.
ASI WILSON CERAMIC PRINCE OUNLOP POWER SELECT 110 TRIBUTE MASTER 1 10 r" Ov«rtit« ^ 110 Sq. In. r~ Preetrung . Wide Body Ovcreiie .»a Racquet From page 1 the bids for actual construction resolution as a businessperson Wide Body mendations to the Foundation to cost comes in over the proposed entering into such a venture, be amended into the resolution. $1.2 million, ASI will not have to Baggett said he would sign such These recommendations honor its obligation. a resolution if there were a true provide ASI with some outs in This amendment was altered need for the facility. the proposed resolution, Baggett by the Foundation to stipulate He said this resolution could O Q 9 9 said. that ASI will be allowed to be seen as a backup document 6 9 ? .? » 5 # EACH The first of the amendments decide whether or not to endorse simply setting forth the plans for stipulates that ASI must the construction contract. the deal. Sp*eiiil Group Special Group Spocipl Group NIKE RUNNING NIKE TANK TOPS NIKE T-SHIRTS authorize all financial arrange “I don’t think it’s that impor ASI eventually will be voting SHORTS Short Sloovo ments between the Foundation tant to put the number ($1.2 mil on the documents that really Spilt tidw luppl*! Milh linpr Rtaortmpnt and itself. lion) down at this point in time,” count, including the lease, line of ot colors The second amendment gives Baggett said. “But it is an issue credit and operating agreements. ASI the power to approve the we need to deal with in the fu “This resolution is as fnendly operating agreement with the ture. The cost of construction is a as the university and Foundation university. key component to the whole deal can be to ASI,” he said. T h e last amendment, because all the projections are “It is really a moral commit however, was not approved by based on this number.” ment that we’re willing to put the Foundation. It states that if When asked to respond to the our money where our mouth is.”
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KCPR WORLD
From page 1 chance for three organizations to From page 3 northern Albania defied warning people have more need than ever Last year’s fund-raiser earned throw a dance party and earn a “national hemorrhage.” It ap shots from Albanian soldiers in before of all those who love the station approximately funds by charging admission. pealed for Albanians to stay in an effort to cross the border to democracy.” $8,000. Gift packages will be sent to their homeland. Yugoslavia. They were stopped It called on the government to The fund-raising drive is espe donors according to the amount In the latest rush abroad, 15 on the Albanian side and were take urgent steps to improve the cially important to KCPR be pledged. ships crammed with thousands awaiting permission from both small Balkan country’s economy. cause Poly Royal has been can Pledges of $10 provide donors of people set sail Wednesday for countries. It also asked for urgent celed. KCPR’s T-shirt and cloth with a membership card good for Italy, 50 miles across the In its radio message, humanitarian aid from foreign ing sales during the Poly Royal discounts at local businesses. Adriatic Sea. monitored in London by the countries so that the elections, weekend would usually earn This $10 “Bluelight Special” in Up to 20,000 people are British Broadcasting Corp., the which are scheduled for March more than $2,000 for the station. cludes a KCPR bumper sticker, thought to have left the Adriatic opposition Democratic Party 31, can be peaceful, the broad *^6 really need a good fund key chain and tumbler. The $25 port of Dürres, said Ben Ruka, a said, “The country and the cast said. raising drive to help make up for “Bluelight Deluxe” includes journalist with the opposition the (cancellation) of Poly Royal,” everything in the previous pack newspaper Democratic Revival. Wiggins, a business junior, .said. age plus a T-shirt with KCPR’s He spoke by telephone from “If everybody who listened gave a new gfraphic logo. ’ Tirana. little money, then we’d be OK.” “We are encouraging people to The exodus and unrest raise Expires 3-15 The tax-deductible donations get their iriends together and doubts about the ability of either help pay for the station’s $35,000 split up the goodies,” Wiggins the Communists or fledgling op annuaJ budget. That amount said. position to control the popula Take Out ' represents the minimum revenue For a $45 donation, the tion. Buy a 16", 2 Item Pizza ( 30( Extra, the station needs to maintain its Economy Pack adds a Burnt Dog Many of the 3.2 million Al operations, Wiggins said. T-shirt and one ticket to the Club banians are disillusioned with 46 “There are certain repairs you 91 dance. Club 91 is an alterna years of poverty and repression and Get a Crest T-Shirt for can anticipate, but sometimes we tive dance put on by KCPR to be and skeptical about change after sink in thousands (of dollars) un held at Grange Hall on May 4. the elections. expectedly, so you have to be The $75 “Bundle-O-Fun” $4.00 While They Last prepared for that,” Wiggins said. package adds another dance tick Albania, Europe’s poorest Transmitter tubes, tape- et and a record plemter. The country, is plagued by shortages players, record turntables and planter is a melted vinyl record of food and consumer goods. The departing throngs also CREST PIZZA production equipment often need shaped like a bowl with a repairs. Station engineers fix the drainage hole at the bottom. posed problems for Italy. Late 179 N. Santa Rosa • 541-2205 equipment, but there are usually The $91.30 package adds two Wednesday, Italian officials more broken items than they compact discs to the package. barred the latest 6,000 Albanian arrivals from leaving ship and have time to fix, KCPR EXJ Tod Callers will be billed two Rowan said. said 2,000 others already on weeks after the fund-raiser. Gift shore might not be allowed to FRI MAR 8 The equipment is not treated packages will be sent after stay. badly, but repairs are routine, KCPR receives the donation Road Kill Wiggins said. KCPR is on the air check. Officials in the Adriatic port 24 hours each day and the equip city of Brindisi said they were “We know there’s a pool of ment used by the station gets a running out of accommodations, potential donors,” Wiggins said. lot of use. and the government of Prime Wiggins added that he en Minister Giulio Andreotti was to The station receives a small courages donations in support of SAT MAR 9 consider today what to do about amount of money from Cal Poly KCPR’s staff, who put in long 179 N. Santa Rosa compared to stations at other the new refugees. Dr. Jon as hours at the station to provide 541-2205 schools, Wiggins said. the campus with its own alterna The )fugoslav news agency, KCPR recives $4,000 from Cal tive radio station Tanjug, said up to 1,500 ethnic Poly each year and the rest of Serbs and Montenegrins in their budget is covered by staff He said that none of KCPR’s generated dollars. staff members are paid, adding All on-air staff members are that the station is completely donating two-hour shifts to student-run. answer telephones, take and an Rowan also encouraged sup nounce pledges. TTiey announce port of KCPR’s dedicated staff. gift packages offered and those “It (KCPR) gives people a Mustang Daily's leading the pledge drive. chamce to get experience in run KCPR is offering free mobile ning and operating a radio sta E)J services to the club, greek or tion,” Rowan said. “KCPR is the ganization and dorm that only alternative music source in 75th Anniversary Edition pledges the most money. 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■ Panhellenic and IFC members model spring, forma! designs in fund-raiser.
By Jamie Kerhiikur Staff Writer______
The latest fashions in spring and formal wear were modeled by local sororities and Inter-FVatemity Council members Wednesday evening at the Embassy Suites Hotel. The fashion show was put on by Cal Poly’s Panhellenic in an effort to raise funds for its nonprofit organization. Ten percent of the proceeds raised are going to the local YMCA. Tbny Florentino, a disc jockey from Coast FM was the master of ceremonies. Students modeled fashions from Changes, Ann’s, Clancy’s, Wet Seal, Jay Jacobs for men, and L.V. Formal Wear. Door prizes were donated by other local businesses. The students’ hairstyles and manicures were provided by the Blade Runner Salon. According to Tricia Allen, the Panhellenic fund-raiser chair and Zeta Thu Alpha sorority member, every year the organization must put on a fund-raising event. “We wanted to put on an event that would involve all the JON ROGERS/Mustang Daily houses, so they would have some say in what was being JON ROGERS/Mustang Dally Alpha Gamma Rho member Fred Boes models a tuxedo. See FASHION, page 8 A variety of fashions were shown.
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LOVE STATE From page 3 a traitor to my race because I I wasn’t black enough, that I was never felt comfortable discussing out to a restaurant or other From page 3 was dating a classmate whom I into white girls, that she wanted my problems, but Marie was public place, people would stare son’s grave. identified as Marie, but whom to try dark men. Marie did, too, patient, gently forcing me to face and I’d know what they were The 58,000-grave Riverside my friends identified as white. and she insisted we discuss what the fact that we were in a thinking. I longed for an ideal National Cemetery, under heavy One afternoon one of those was going on. relationship with a label. We world where race was a non criticism for leaving a vast sec friends, Pamela, confronted me “Thlking about it openly will were an interracial couple. issue. tion without grass for moi'e than saying she’d seen me with Marie make matters worse,” I argued, I hadn’t made a conscious Once, when I was feeling par a year, just got worse. and that what I was doing was afraid that recognizing the choice to date a white woman, ticularly troubled, a new Recent rains caused up to 800 disgusting. She said' that my problem would put an end to our just as Marie hadn’t specifically Ghanaian friend of mine turned graves to sink as deep as 18 in choice of a white girlfriend relationship. Maybe Marie would planned to get involved with a to me and said, “You don’t have ches, many of them in the 200- proved my dislike of black feel that our being together black man. The values that drew to justify yourself to people who acre bare area for newer graves, women. My muscles tightened wasn’t worth all the pressure. us together were the same ones don’t want to see you happy.” He, where mud cakes now lopsided and my stomach went sour, but I Scarier still, maybe I would. that had attracted us to past too, was involved with a woman markers and the ground is didn’t say anything. Pamela “How could you think I’d be so lovers of our own races. Marie outside his race. rutted with footprints and tire smirked and walked away. She shallow as to let other people in and I were not about to give each In the darkness of Matthew’s tracks from the backhoes that never spoke to me again. fluence how I feel about you?” other up. No matter how much of Mug, I told Lillian all of this. She dig the graves. The anger that pulsed Marie practically shouted when a battleground our days had be seemed uncomfortable and a lit Long a source of pain and through me was soon replaced we did begin to talk. I found come, being together made our tle embarrassed. I smiled and anger for families of the dead, with pain as the realization hit: myself apologizing, trying to ex world seem a little bit better. squeezed her hand, wishing only the condition of the cemetery has My relationship with Marie was plain. Never had I felt so vul Holding Marie in my arms at that I had been able to say these attracted extra attention lately the reason so many of my black nerable and exposed. All of my night made me realize how basic things to Pamela eight years ear because of the war in the Persian and Hispanic finends were dis insecurities came rushing to the my need to love and to be loved lier. Gulf. tancing themselves. I tried to surface, making me feel weak, was. I needed her for my happi But cemetery officials, in Robert Santiago, Oberlin ’85, mask my hurt, pretending that ness. what critics said was move to diminished somehow. Although is a staff writer at Emerge. the reaction of other people our relationship gave me intense We began making new friends avoid more negative publicity, didn’t matter and refused to happiness, it also gave me in who weren’t threatened by our Reprinted with permission buried two gulf casualties in a bring it up with Marie. But I tense frustration. Here was love, creating our own world, from In View better-kept area away from the heard the awful things being Marie asking me to confront an refusing to let any negative for Copyright 1991 Whittle Com barren section where new graves said about us nonetheless — that issue I kept trying to bury. I’d ces in. Still, whenever we’d go munications L.P. usually go. Classified
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TEACH-IN FASHION ELECTION visory initiative only. Results are From page 1 as: How can one defend From page 6 From page 1 that makes sense to the U.S. democracy in Kuwait by re-es provided for them,” Allen said. rationing levels within one year. not binding. It will tell the City government,” Martinez said. tablishing an undemocratic The fashion show also was It also requires the city to obtain Council how voters feel about government? How can one used to help raise funds for the enough water through public or hcxrking up to the state aqueduct. “They’re not concerned with in declare a new world order one YM C^ she said. Alpha Phi private sources to meet demand. Those in favor of Measure D stituting democracy,” day and then virtually declare sorority member Anja Moss, If the city cannot provide ade say the city needs a safe, depend moral superiority the next? Panhellenic philanthropy chair, quate supplies, it would have to able, economical supply of water. The panel also voiced con coordinated the clothing and ask voters to institute rationing They say state water is a reliable cerns about the domestic policy “In our hearts and minds, worked with the models to rather allow the City Council to and quality source. They also say of the government. they aren’t equal to us,” he said. present the show. take action. that using state water is four or “Willful ignorance is not Sponsors of Measure B say five times less expensive than Nishan Havandjian, head of Moss works at Ann’s, on the patriotic.” rationing is the result of years of using desalted water from the journalism department, said corner of Monterey and Morro Streets, and is a home economics inaction by the city to pursue proposed facilities in Morro Bay. that throughout the war the After the professors spoke, an available water sources. Using state water would allow electronic media appealed to the major concentrating in fashion hourlong question-and-answer Opponents of the initiative San Luis Obispo to keep “lowest common denominator” of merchandising. She solicited period was held. local businesses to participate in say Measure B will not help groundwater supplies in reserve, American education. the event. “Stores were very create new sources, but it will advocates say. Nearly half the Preston said war will continue When questions arose about responsive because it exposed just end rationing and drive up city’s supply is coming from to be a decision left up to the the priorities of the U.S. govern their fashions to all the girls,” the cost of water as the city is groundwater. government until the American ment, Martinez emphasized the Moss said. forced to purchase more expen Opponents of Measure D say public “wakes up” and educates need to focus on domestic issues. “I think it was a great suc sive water to meet demand. The there are better ways to get itself about world affairs. “Somebody has got to start cess,” she said. “It was nice that added cost would take money water. They recommend enlarg worrying about the stability of the girls can come together and from other needed services, they ing Santa Margarita Lake, get “The media never asked this government,” Martinez said. be involved in something they say. ting water from Lake Nacimiento anyone if there was a correlation can benefit from.” Eliminating rationing will/dry in Monterey County and using between understanding (of the Members of Cal Poly’s Panhellenic needs funds to up reservoir« by 1992 and leave desalted ocean water. entire conflict) and support,” military science department pay for programming, speakers the city without enough water The State Water Project is not Havandjian said. were invited by Fetzer to take on campus and sending officers for fire protection. Measure B op reliable, opponents say, because part in the discussion. Sol Gar to the Western Regional Greek ponents say. it already has contracts to Preston had earlier pointed ret, head of the department, said Conference in the spring. One potential water source is deliver almost twice the water it out some of the contradictions of he declined because he is not an “These are things that the State Water Project. Measure can provide. The city needs to the war which the American expert on the region, and what Panhellenic wants to have, but D asks voters if the city should develop sources that are locally public failed to realize. he said would be nothing more obviously we can’t get the funds pursue this source. It is an ad controlled and do not rely on He brought up questions such than his opinion. out of nowhere,” said Allen. decisions made in Sacramento, they say. The outcome of the April elec tion may change how San Luis Obispo receives, uses and pays for water. For city residents to have a say, they have to be registered to vote. 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