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CSAN DIEGO www.ucsdguardian.org VOLUME 106, ISSU: H UCSD thinks global MSA tries to unify students; with Earth Day festival Campus flyer targets Judaism Food, activities and free music give Muslim organization hosts "From By RAY HENGST Library Walk an eco feel for the day Staff Writer Oppression to Liberation" week In an effort to w1ity students and speak By STEVE LEHTONEN eighborhood" campaign. out about oppression, the Muslim Student Senior Staff Writer The Earth Day organizers also Association held "From Oppression ... to brought two musical acts, Madcap Liberation" week Apri l 22 through April 25. The Environmental Coalition Otis and Downpour, to Price Joshua Rcubner, the executive director of and California Public Interest Center Plaza. Scott Wong, a Jews for Peace in Palestine and Israel, ga\·e ,I Research Group teamed up Thurgood Mar hall College junior speet.:h April 22 in Center IIall litled ",\ Monday to organize the third enjoyed seeing Madcap Otis. Jewish Perspective on Peace In Palc'llne." an nual Ea rth Day celebration on "Madcap Otis wa s good, " "I wa nted to transcend raCi al nationali Library Walk and in the Price Wong said . "The girl who played ty," said MSA President Ahmed Salem. "I Center. the tambourine wa s good. They was really impressed that someone of The two stud ent groups orga were better than I thought they Jewish desce nt or Jewish origm could nized a fair with various environ would be." speak out against Israel." mentally concerned groups to pro Fans also liked Downpour, MSA member 1uslema Purlllul s,ml mote aware ness of environmental which will return to Porrer's Pub that it was time that students and faculty issucs and to cultivate student on May 15. take a clo er look at the Israeli- l'al cstil1l"" activism. The turnout and support conflict. The organizations represented pl eased organizers. Mary Chen, "It was not until the MSA had th e event both off- and on-campus groups. vice presid ent of the ... that I myself started studying [the events Other on-campus groups included Environmental Coalition and a in Israe lI," Purmul said. Ca mpus Recycl ing, the Vegetarian Marshall sophomore expressed her Reubner spoke to a nearl y full Iccwre Club and the Food Co-Op. excitement. Tyler Huff/Cuardian hall about hi s viewpoint on the Israeli Organizations from the COIll "It was really successful," Chen Palestinian conflict. lIlunity included the Sierra Club, said. "\¥e want to see stude nt~ "Mat Israel ha s done ... is to sy~teIllJt San Diego Bay Keeper, Altair make the \~orld a better place and ically destroy the infrastructure of Energy, Earth Fri endly Building support Earth Day." Palestine and the Palestinian ecol1onw:' Products, The San Diego Bike Melinda Gib on, co-chair of the Reubner aid. "The framework that [t1;el Coa lition, Floresta, and Ford Earth Day orga ni zation, coupl ed \'iolence takes place in is Israel's brut.lll1l1l Motor Co., promoting its electric itary occupation." vehicles as part of the "Think Sce EARTH, Page 3 Graduate student Osnun Salah Solid he originally went to the speech to hear .1 Jewish perspcctive on peace. "I don't think [ReubncrJ rcprc~cnt~ the Jewish view," Salah sa id after the ,>pcech . "Hc's a minority." Union of Jewish Students PreSltI..:nt David Weisberg aid that although Reubner represents onc Jewish perspcc tive, one person cannot repre~cnt all Jew .. "There's no one stance that the Union of Jewish Students takes on the brJd issue," he said. Weisberg also mentioned flycrs in th e Price Center on April 15 that purported to quote frolll th e T;llmud, a book of Jewi sh law. "These quotes arc complete fabricl tions," he said. lyon !Jew/Cuordian He said that the quotes on the Il yers Healthy feast: Simon Frost 0eft) of the pathology department receives a vegetarian said that J ews will ke ep slaves when the}' meal from ISKON member Dayanidhi during Earth Day festivities held April 22. take over the world and that it's accepted for Jews to sexually abu e children. "This happens to the Jews, but next time it could be anti-Hispanic; who knows," Weisberg said. Publications discuss Salem sa id he wa nted no animosity between MSA and U]S and had never seen th e flyers. humor and free speech "That's not our style: to attack Jewish lyon l"tew/Cuardian peopl e," Salem sa id. "\Vc never once put A.S.-sponsored roundtable brings Message forums: Rodolfo 'Corky" Gonzales speaks at an out a fl yer or campaign against them." 'Oppression to Liberation" event on Tuesday, April 23. Chairs holding Weisberg said tl1at UJS had "no I{b" campus publications together posters depicting the Palestinian struggles were placed on Library Walk throughout the week. S~e UJS, r age .i By KIRSTEN HUBBARD commissioner of communi cations. Staff Writer "It's also important for A.S. to be proactive rather than just reactive." T he A.S. Council held a round Matters such as particular Sports Weather table discussion Monday to pro UCSD publications, A.S. funding INSIDE ... Beven UC5D a1flleles were "Thursday, April 25: High n I l.o.v 60 r:;. mote student dialogue about and sponsorship, the impact of honored laS! Tuesday lor NdtKJnal Siudeol Alhlete [My. Friday, April 26: High 78 I l.o.v 61 r:,.. humor, responsibility, the media these publications on the commu s · 1 Opinion 4 and the implication of the First see page 16 SaturuJ Aprill7: HI~ 81 I Low 65 I" nity, and freedom of speech were all leiters to the Editor 5 Amendment in rel ation to campus discussed. ~H~~-= ______~ 7 ~ = ril 28: High 79 I l.o.v 63 publications. Tarleton Gillespie, a UCSD Thursd Cou • • The students attending the professor of communications who Album ReWw5 to The UnIted Sl.ltes cannot Idlely H~ Calendar II SIt and walch as InterNl1or\Il "I don't think [Reubner] forum were divided into sma ll has taught a clas called "Laws of Classified. II atrOCJbes occur. groups to discuss the subjects in a Communication and Freedom of Club S 14 represents the Jewish view:' more personal atmosphere. Expression," was a featured mem see page 4 - Osman Salah "I think it's important to have a ber at the discussion. Graduate Student discussion like this happen," said Catherine AJgeri, the current A.S. See HUMOR. Page :1 2 NEWS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2002 THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2002 THE UCSD GUARDIAN NEWS 3
hold a beach cleanup in Imperial John Muir College freshman Humor: Earth: Beach on April 27 from 9 a.m. to Jessica Horton petitioned with a ETCETERA Parking fine rates noon. Students can meet at Sun friend to get recycling bins pla ced A.S. Council funding policy Students educated on God at 8:30 a.m. for carpooling. at all campus trash cans and ro ALISON NORRIS & JEFFREY WHITE changed after lawsuit Editors in Chief environmental issues The Hare Krishna group pro fund emptying and sorting the vided lunch for the Earth Day cel Continued from page 1 Continued from page I bins. LAURENt. COARTNEY likely soon ebration. The group promotes a I lorton will pcUtlon MlI1IIIging Editor to rise "Freedom of speech is often her excitement for the day's events vegan diet and often provides lunch Chancell or Robert C. Dyn es ro thought of as allowing everyone to MARYAM BANIHASHEMI & with hope that students would for students in the Student Center. allocate money from the speak," Gillespie said. "However, ANDREW QUADRI Information presented to Copy Ediron become more involved in Earth Kevin Smith helped make and Chancellor's Fund. I lorton claims some speech can get in the way of I-1AVEN'T YOU ALWAYS WANTED TO tAT LIKE A P\G W\THOUT ~ protecting behavior. serve the food . Smith commented th e recycling program is under other speech." JOSH CROUSE & GEOFF DIETRICH "Earth Day is a great event on the environmental relationship fund ed now. Nws Editors A.S. Council hints at increase Algeri said that the A.S. Council LOOKING LIKE ONE? THEN WADDLE--DON'T DAWDLE.--TO ~ where students can realize how with a vegetarian diet. "My main concern si nce I\'e funds campus publications but does EVAN MclAUGHLIN "A" occasional-use permits would they can make a difference envi "We're a very environmental been at coll ege is that th ere arc a not necessa rily agree with what they AsslKiale Nws Edilor By MARGARET O'NEILL increase $4 per permit and ronmentally in their community," ly friendly religion so we support lot of students willing to rel:ycle say. '1JoctlJT 3lk,/ktr 61 !Nurse 9eff's I DIVYA RUNCHAL & JENNIFER SPOSITO Senior Staff Writer night/weekend permits would Gibson said. "Students can do a vegetarian diet which is envi but not enough campus resources "We are trying to do our best," Opinion Editors increase $3 per quarter. any small thing from recycling to ronmentally friendly," Smith to reflect the student's concern," Algeri said of A.S. council sponsorship The UCSD Transportation and ISAAC PEARLMAN The fees charged for parking riding their bike to school, but said. Honon said. "We wam the pro and financial backing of campus publi SPO,1S Edi sor Parking Committee decided at its citations will also increase dramati the true purpose of tllis day is for Floresta, a Christian envi ron gram to get funded and expand cations. "Freedom of speech means all April 19 meeting to recommend cally next year. I TAIT MILLER students to realize the large mental nonprofit organization ed." speech. However, it's not that we per fJCut changes for next year's parking A "no permit" violation or an things they can do such as joining that fights deforestation and Marshall junior Addie Young 2i CEosuction" Associate Sport! EdilOr sonally support all forms of speech." .. WH[RE (L1TI. MEET II"TER THE,m so a"" .... N !>IE' UOI at PET"'" prices and procedures, as well as an invalid permit would increase to a student organization like poverty in Haiti, the Dominican enjoyed the day and the parti cipa Gillespie talked about an instance ~E CLAIRE J. VANNETIE increase in ticket fees. $40, from $2 I, while the fee for a CaIP]RG or Environmental Republic and Oaxaca, Mexico, tion of students but also saw a when he read a recent issue of the SHOP AND COMPARE FtarurtS Editor to 1VJo1a. In order fund new structures improperly displayed permit would Coalition." collected donations to support need for grea ter environmental "I don't consider myself a person LIPO\UC,.'O .... ve;. O\,O- f""M'ONlo, LINDSAY BOYD in Revelle College, John Muir increase to $20 from $12 . Lindsey Yeats, beach monitor villages abroad and pl ant trees in consciousness. TEOtO\l~, II\"NO",.a6, lIC)..r:u.I 0""\ ASIociatt Fearurts Ediror who is easily offended," Gillespie said ",,1'V S'WI.I'Y "fv,.,..v (,oo(V College and behind RIMAC, TPC Parking in an expired meter ing chair of the campus Ocean the United States. ~ Iwt I"t~ LNi~"'1 ~II", "It's nice that we get the aware in the beginning of the forum. "Yet JOSEPH LEE & CHARLIE TRAN seeks to raise rates 9 percent each of would increase to $35 next year; "00> Awareness Club and an Earl The group goes abroad to train ness," Young said. "I just wish that when I read a recent issue of the Koala, NO Hiarus Editors the next two years and 10 percent "",.'" .... 0 the fine is currently $21. Warren College senior, found local farmers in soil conservation, people were more considerate III there were moments when I actually ~. each of the two years after that, Use of a lost, stolen, counter I ~:~"i. I-I'oI-o-+-...-o-+-..,-o-t---I RINALDO DORMAN strong student support. agro-foresting and direct refor generaL" had a vIsce ral reaction ... 'I ca n't Assorialt Hiatus Ed;,o, according to A.S. Council represen feited or altered permit would ~ ..,.. .. "]t was a great day," Yeats said. estation. Floresta also provides Young said the H are Krishna believe that I'm reading this,' I tative to the TPC Tom Chapman. increase to $300, from the current c::~ 1---+--+---+--; LAURA BROWN & ED WU "A lot of people showed interest in loans to farmers. group remains environmentally thought. I can think of theoretical jus The recomendation still needs $150, and tickets for parking along TIL.,,- "'" ,,0 Dtrign Editors helping the oceans out with beach Independent students also used conscious all year. tifications for this type of speech ... to be approved by Vice Chancellor a red curb or by a fire lane or clean-ups. " the day's fervor as a chance to "Earth Day is every day ror ye t I myseI f do not like to read it." LYON lIEW of Business Affairs Steven Relyea Photo Editor hydrant would increase to $60. The Ocean Awareness Club will mobilize. them," Young said. Algeri said the California Rroirw, a J[UR GUARANTEELs~~~~ ,---!l'----,"!'----'---'-----' who is expected to approve it, Reserved-space violators would conservative ca mpus newspaper, initi mER HUFF Chapman said. be charged $60, instead of the cur ANY VITAL AlSOCiatt Photo Ediror ated a lawsuit against UCSD in the l:9 OR(,At.J~ The first two structures - rent $28. ACCIO£~AU.Y SOO::ED 1980s, claiming the campus was biased our OF YOUR BoDY' KENRICK LEUNG those in Revelle and behind Violations in timed zones and Semitic material that has ever "spreading hate," the authorities in its nmdi ng of the paper. From then WI\.L B£ RETuRNED Graphirs Editor RIMAC - are scheduled to open violations of posted signs would UJS: been distrihuted at UCSD." should be aware of wh at is hap on, it was determined that A.S. fund TOYO\) IMr-\E.OiATELY ZHI-NING LIANG in 2004 and 2005. result in a charge of $40, an Weisberg said that a number of pening on campus. ing for publications should be con AT NO ADDITIO~Al Wtb Editor Under the plan, next year, "S" increase from this year's $32. In Jewish organiLation student groups, including the "[Tn anyone feels like they're tent-neutral. COST!! permits for undergraduates would addition, the fee for parking in a posted its own flyers Cross Cultural Center and the marginalized in any way, they Recently elected A.S. President COSt $45 a month, an increase of $4 Lesbian Gay Bi sexual should take action on it," :!ou.uo:,::.':r(~~~~~t EDITORIAL ASSISTANT disabled space would increase to Continued from page 1 Jenn Brown said she came" to the Steve Lehtonen per month from the 200 I -2002 $350. Transgender Resource Office, Weisberg said. forum to discuss the power that media rate 0($41 per month. Chapman said that the parking where the flyers came from. The supported the U]S advertisement. The U)S recently posted firers has on ca mpus. SENIOR STAFF WRITERS "B" permits, for staff and gradu violation fees have not been raised flyers, which had no stamp from "We just felt like it was really in response to the anti-Je\vish flyer s. "Once there was a picture of me in Parisa Bahaoan. Angela camero Ryan Darby. Associated Students and thus were Theodore Dokko. Bertrand Fan, Alex J. Lee. ate students, would increase $5 a for a number of years. important to make a statement," Weisberg said tlm UlS might the Guardia7l with the caption, 'Smile Patnck Lee. Lara Mo5crip. Malsaret O'NeIll, month to $60, and faculty "A" per " More people now choose to not legitimately posted, were Weisberg said. work together with other org3lli pretty," said Brown. "If I had been a cassandra PIerce, Alan Sadja. SImone Sanunr, mits would increase $6 per month take the risk of not buying a permit taken down by U]S and other stu The end of the advertisement zations to form a coalition against guy, they wouldn't have written that ... BRIEFLY Dana West Rebecca Wood, AMnd Vasan to $70. "Rn permits, for reserved and geTting the occasional ticket," dents, Weisberg said. tells students to "report anyone hate. There's small things people aren't spaces, would increase $11 a month Chapman said. The U]S put a fuJI-page adver who is spreading hate on our cam "T he thing is unity for every aware enough of that matter in the DESIGNERS to $131. tisement in Monday's issue of the Aurelia Aguilar, Jennifer Chang. Cathenne Chiu. He said he believes the increase pus to the univer ity authorities." one," Salem said a bout the week's long run." Retired physics professor passes away at 86 Anny Kao. Malk Zabala "S" and "B" occasional-use per Guardian, calling the flyers "some \Veisberg said that although events. "We can't forget the Muir junior Stephen KJass also felt mits would increase $3 per permit, See PARKING, Page 6 of the most vile and filthy anti- UCSD can't stop people from oppressions that are going on." that certain publications don't make Oreste Piccioni, a physicist and UCSD professor COPY II EAOEIIS Med school receives new Melinda laChance, carrie Ehzabelh Sklar. enough attempts to be unbiased. of physics until 1986, died April 13 in his Rancho Mather Mamn. Kristel FOil Sante Fe home. He was 86. "Many don't realize how much rheumatic research center PHOTOGRAPHERS campus media affects people," Klass 80m in Italy in 1915, Piccioni received a doctor ucsO's school of medicine has received a five Rebecca Drexler, Chris Padfield, David Rels, sa id. "It's like even those who write ate degree from the University of Rome in 1938. He year, $3 million grant from the National Institute of Sam Scoufos, Scon Thomas.Colin Young·wolf{ [for campus publications) don't notice continued working there, and during World War II he Arthritis and Musculoskeletal and Skin Diseases for a Anna MacMurdo. Sarah Stauch. Isaac Sulhvan the effec!." performed an experiment on the decay of mu new Rheumatic Oiseases Care Center. ILLUSTRATORS George Liddle, editor in chief of the mesons in the basement of a Roman high school. The center is designed to speed the develop Pat Leung James P. Pascual Knala, also attended the forum. Liddle The results demonstrated that mu mesons were not ment of new tools and therapies for combating felt strongly about the alleged objectiv the mediators of the strong nuclear force. ~ONLINE rheumatic diseases. The RDCC will equip scientists www.ucsdguardian.org ity sought by many puhlications. Piccioni mOIled to the United States in 1946 and with the latest tools to search for new treatments for "What is the actual value of objec continued his research at the Massachusetts Institue of rheumatic disease. It will also provide for collabora tivity'" Liddle said. "Because, A: Technlogy; Brookhaven National Laboratory in Upton, MMELAFRUG~ tion between scientists from UCSO and affiliated Businfss Mtmag ... You're not [objective); nobody is. And N.Y.; CERN in Geneva, Switzerland; and the Lawrence institutions at The Scripps Research Institute, as well B: Is objectivity actua ll y something to Berkeley Laboratory. He came to UCSO in 1960. as the La Jolla Institute for Allergy and Immunology. MICHAEL FOULKS strive for? Any publication is trying to Picaoni was a pioneer in elementary particle The program will have researchers from 30 labo Advmising Managtr Want or storage space in hit a target audience, wh ich, in itself, is physics research. In 1999 he was awarded the ratories. Additional laboratories such as the Salk MIKE MARTINEZ subjective. " Matteucci Medal from the Accademia Nazionale Institute of Biological Studies and local biotech com Advmising An Dimlor the Price Center, Student Center, or Che Facility? Delle Scienze of Italy for his contributions to ele Eric Eveskaas, a Warren junior and panies are also expected to join. HANNA DOERR Mak it a full year and co writer for "Nightcap" magazine, also mentary particle physics. Assistant BUlinfss Nlanager Want to retain your current space ? Picaoni is survived by his wife Marina ; five chil provided insight on the issue. ASSISTANT ADVERTISINC MANACER graduation lequirem"*",,u..-. "Freedom of speech isn 't rea ll y the dren: Robert, Richard, Gabriella, Christopher and Academic Senate to discuss Klmbe<1y Hopkin son Julian; and four grandchildren. Enroll in UCSD Summer; issue," he said . No one will deny that admissions at April 30 meeting ADVERTISINC ACCOUNT EXECUTIVE right. T he iss e is whether [controver DebbIe Kim StudentLink. ~'-LYNOW! sial publications] ca n use other stu Guitar Center looks for The Academic Senate will listen to a proposal BUSINESS ASSISTANTS dents' money to make that sa me from the systemwide Board of Admissions and Nicole Benson, Emllee Schumer, Shlta Stanton speech. If they wanted to fund it them nation's top guitarist Relations with Schools on admissions standards at Three crvenient selves and get advertisers, no one can Guitarmageddon, Guitar Center's signature talent its April 30 meeting. AOVERTISING DESIGN .. LAYOUT Loreler Bun!5. NICk SIlva deny them the right to say what they search even~ will hold its regional final competi~on at According to Michael Bemstein, the chair of the session «v«iLtlblc: wanted." the Hard Rock Cafe in downtown San Diego on April San Diego division of the Academic Senate, the Algcri outlined the factors the A.S. 25 at 8 pm CIRCULATION ASSISTANTS First S ssion: Committee on Admissions may propose an item for Andrew Chanua. Greg Emmanuel, July 1 - August 3 Council considers in funding a campus The event brings winners of in·store competitions Assembly action on the admissions issue. Kdlhleen Navarra. Adam Montgomery publication. one step away from the national finals at the Rock A BAR.S. paper, "The Use of Admissions Tests by (5 wee~) "The level of A.S. funding for a COMPUTER SUPPORT and Roll Hall of Fame an d Museum in Cleveland, the University of Califomia," recommends that the Andrew Chanua publica tion is determined by factors Ohio. The winner of the national competition will University of Califomia abolish the SAT. I and Seco~d Session: such as how c,msistently the paper is claim the title of "Best Up and Coming Guitarist in replace it with another standardized test The com August 5 - September 7 published, how long it has been run the Nation" and will also win a 2002 Mustang GT plete report, along with other resources on th e issue, The UCSD GuordKX1 6 Plbl6hed Mondays .Jld ning and whethcr they fo llow the 1h~ dunng the iKddermc Y"" by and fOl rhe (5 week~) convertible, along with a limited edition Mu stang can be found on the Academic Senate's Web site, students 01 UCSO. Rep!oduo<>n of thPreuss School and the activities her"", do not neces""'~ repre
charms the Coachella Jock Ja/msoll WI/Cf/'( 8 &sa • Slate masses (//bIl1ll I"tVII,d'S 10 - la us mlmdm' 11 accuses ARTS & ENTERTAINMENT see page 8 see page 11 elections THURSDAY, APRIL 25. 2002 THE UCSD GUARDIAN HIATJ S 7 manager Are you straight and want to make a difference? New Wave calls Have you ever felt the campus Isn't welcomlng·to all people? for removal from office, but hearing after term's end By LAURA McGANN Staff Writer Political debates on campus continue ~eeks after the end of A.S. elections; a hearing about a New Wave complaint filed against A.S .. Elections Manager Jessica Will!ams IS pending. 1 he complaint seeks to remove Williams for allegedly violating elecuons bylaws by opposing the New. Wave slate throughout the elections. Williams' term ends May process startS by finding clues about the 1. "The inspiration for this play was my character in the text. Most of the actors screensaver," Henry said "It shows Texas . Garo .Bournoutian, New Wave's Multiple locations inside and outside San had to remain very fl exible because VIce preSidential external candidate death row prisoners eating their last rewrites were frequent and often encour- filed the formal complaint agains~ Diego. meals and 1 thought, ']t would be sad if TIME you worked in the prison kitchen as a aged. Williams on April 12, the last da End of spring quarter and beginning of sum- A lot goes on behind the scenes that of the elections. y French cook." are both familiar and unusual. Hcre are Wil~iam s expressed shock at the mer, 2002. She is referring to "There's No just a few from this year's productions: accusations. Bayville in Texas," a show she apdy calls As the uptight Keith in ~I was not expecting [the com PROLOGUE "a play with music and not a musicaL" "Arrangements" and the hip Milty in "A Lights up on KEN devouring a No. 3 For Jeff Hirsch, his inspiration for " A plamtl at aU," Williams said. super-sized combo meal from Handful of Earth," Corey Brill describes The ~ew Wave slate plans to Handful of Earth" came from a cross how a bad case of the giggles can wreak Tired of McDona/ds. Enter LAURA staring intently country road trip to Califomia. "I drove Dorm Living? a~~ert eVIdence of Williams' oppo havoc on stage. at her PC screensaver. Across the country. though a lot of desert around Ariwna," sltl~n at the hearing by including enter JEFF, driving through the bizarre "It's hard to keep a straight face some ~estlmony of Williams' actions to he said. "It's such an incredibly bizarre times," Brill said. "Mistakes don't happen Yuma Desert MAT enters, transfIXed by 10C2le. ] guess that stuck with me and Now yo~ can experience a totally different Improperly disqualify New Wave's Co/dp/ay's 'Parachutes' a/bum. often but when they do it always happens student advocacy candidate. that's where the play starts." on lines you never expect." Hirsch describes the collaboration ~ew Wave alleges that Williams Christine Albright, who plays image lifestyle for the same price. notified other presidential candi Blackout. process as a wonderful way to help a new obsessed Ros in the same play, mentions dates of the disqualification, rather vision come to fruition. the virtue of crossword puzzles. They Osniches: Walk anywhere on campus Not as heavily fwlded or publicized, than the New Wave slate itself and you are bound to see these creepy were a favorite pastime among the cast The slate said it was informed the New Play Showcase features two t~ critters. At least, this is what the famous during early rehearsals. PATIO OR one-act plays written by first-year gradu- According to "There's No Bayville in SAlCONY ~se~cra S dis~ualification by pres ly avant-garde UCSD Depaonent of ate students. Idential candidate Colin Parent Theatre & Dance would hope for. Texas" actor Daoud H cidami, acting is MASTER "Pure" writer Mat Smart said his play "about moments." H e continues, ,·It's 8EDROOM2 while . ca~paigning at a student Posters featuring ostrich heads are all BEDROOM orgaruzanon meeting. came about while trying to decide on about what happens in this moment part of a promotional campaign to buying a Cold play album. "1 think they're . The New Wave slate also endorse its annual New Play Festival. whi ch propels you into the next moment. mtends to introduce testimony a bad band but] like their music. I stood Our job is to make it pre~ent in Ihat lMNG Ranked third by U.S. Nnvf & World there for like 45 minutes but later won ROOM fro~ a. New Wave slate member, moment." Report. UCSD's Departmcnt of Theatcr dered why I was worrying about some mdlcatlng that Williams gave the and Dance has garnered national recog The New Play Fe~tival is a colbhora- thing so trivia1." slate II1formation that did not nition for its distinctly innovative and tive effort, according to "A I bmlful of confor.m with election bylaws, Earth's" Alex Smith. For hlln. it offers the hands-on approach. The New Play THE DIRECTOR accordmg to Bournoutian's com Festival is just one example of why grad unique chance to work directly widl :1 plamt. Meredith McDonough finds it trick")' playwright. Many loved this OpportUllIt)· uate theater in San Diego is unique. to define a director in any context. "I Williams does not believe that According to department chair Walt because other plays deal only with ~CflptS the filed complaint is viable. think you set the room so that you create written by playwright.~ not present, or Jones, the idea of showcasing new play an environment where people can do the "[ d? n~t think it is a legitimate wrights was one of his original goals. "T even dead. complamt, Williams said. best work they can do, and you try to : WAlK~ always thought that the festival feeling of , aOS(T facilitate them with your own ideas." .... _--- _._- celebrating a lot of plays was exciting," THE STAGE MANAGER For her, the di scovery of a brand new Keeping open lines of communication Jones said. play with the playwright and production • 5U.lCT UNfTS Participants in the New Play Festival is among most stage manager's dlief crew is most fulfilling. She credits her tasks. As stage manager for dle New Play Parking: all agree on one thing: Theater is a col amazing cast from "A Handful of Earth" Showcase, Doug Wong says the 1110 t dif • No more waiting in lines for laundry laborative process. Any behind-the for creating such an ideal collaboration. Increase in fines could scenes look at a production must ficult task is getting everyone together. "I give ideas and they try thcm, but [ especially on a new play with so nluny deter illegal parking acknowledge the blood, sweat and tears can't think of myself like, 'everybody • of everyone involved. The following is a revisions. "Stage managers help actors No more gym memberships Continued from page 3 depends on me,' because then I'd panic \vith lines. If dley miss a line we let them list of a few key players. and get real stressed out. So this is just my know later," he said. in citation fees will equalize the job but it's what I love to do," He often comes in 30 minutes before THE PlAYWRIGHT • No more public pools costs among students who purchase McDonough said. rehearsals ami ~tays 30 minutes after permIts and those who try to beat "Pan: of being a good playwright is McDonough says the only drawback having a lot of control and learning how everyone has left. Setting up and taking the system. of producing for the New Festival is not down the set are one of his many respon- • . Along with the changes in to let go of control," said Ken Weitzman, having enough time. The tough part is No more bogged down T-1 lines ••• we have 3 sibilities. PrlC~S, some changes in lots will be a playwright. making choices during preparation and Weitzman says the process of writing Conummicating with the different put mto effect so that construction rehearsals. parties involved, such as set design, of the structures ca n en ue. began early for the playwrights involved in the New Play Festival. For the festival , sound, and costumes is another one. The "S" an d "S" Iot nea r THE ACTORS Wong explains his job simply:" I\y job is each writer was approached to begin Preparation for a role depends on Warrell housing will be drastically to make everyone happy." affected. The lot, which currently thinking about a new script sometime last each actor but some things are constant. Regents Park Place ... summer. has 185 "5" spots available, will Everyone still has to remember lines. For THE SET DESIGNER next year have 72 spot.s available to Some, such as Weitzman, take endless most, the process is simply a matter of nights of eating at McDonald's and incor Crucial to the production is the set undergraduates. repetition, something most actors have the actors \vill perform on. After illitial Lot 502 will be used for "An porate them into a play's larger theme of gotten very good at. ___ ~your home away from home American consumption and fast-food spots, because the arca that is cur Another aspect is finding the essence Sec THEATER. Page 8 culrure. Others, such as Laura Henry, rently ~ lIocated for "A" spots (Lot of the character. For everyone, the ~~ to UCSD 503) Will be a construction site next find revelations from unexpected places. year. Chapman said the TPC's origi ~~~u"TLE: nal pl?n \V.as to not have any "5" $Itwf~ sPOts I~ this lot, but hc ncgotiated tob lretam the few that will be av.lil A~J. .fee a e. s~SI4#'W~ "] d on 'l'ktie seemg. '5' spots dis- appear, but some'S' sPOts are bet ter than no'S' pots," he sai d.
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duce six shows in such a short time. Theater: For Grabua, the collaboration is worth it. The circus arrives with high-flying flair and style Jack Johnson "You don't have to create in a vacuum," he Different cast and crew members says. "The sharing of ideas can often make Cirque du Soleil's fun produdion of 'Dralion' brin'gs Chinese acrobatics to Del Mar set to show make up UCSD's theatrical production my work greater than it would be if I had to Continued from page 7 conceive it alone." former seems more rubber than By CHARLIE TRAN mcetings betwcen design team, the director, THE COSTUME DESICNER human. UCSD how to Hiatus Editor and playwright, the scenic designer starts with The unique challenge of "There's No While balancing herself on rOllgh sketches, which eventually transform Bayville in Texas" was its use of over 200 props, hen onc thlllks of the clr one hand, the performer is able into fully functional sets. including handmade prison unifomls. Because CllS, what u ually comes to to stretch her entire body back kick back "Arrangements" and "A Handful of Earth" of the difficulty of obraining dlc real thing, Wmind are large beasts, li o n ward and manages to bring her were logistical challenges because both lIsed costume designer Jen Anderson created repli tamcrs Jnd J cnth-dcfying acro fcet over her hea d. She tops that By EUCENE KYM the sa me set, according to Ryan Palmcr, sceni c cas by altering dickies. For Anderson, her job is U C 5 D GUARDIAN batks. From elephants and tigers feat by switching her balancing Staff Writer designer for both plays. roaming about to thc sound of a hand whilc tuckcd in her binding a constant process of sculpting. Unlike build Palmcr usually starts with rough sketches ing a set that is finished once it is on stage, cos rnJn bcing shot out of a cannon, position. an Oiego will mellow the after reading the script and consulting with the tumes are constandy tweaked until opening hJl'ing a night under the "big a difficult accomplishment wildest spirit with its laid-back It's playwright and direcror. Afrerward, models lire LOp" bring. back many childhood for the cast of "Oral ion," but they Sbeach atmosphere. But even night. made, and from them, fully functional sets are ------~~.··--ii~_; -SHA-RP --: memories. succced at not only astonishing this idyllic haven can learn a thing Because her job includes hair and make\!p, :---=- built. For "Arrangements," Palmer wanted to od,cr challenges came up. Making eternally Just don't tell that to the cast the audience, but also making it or two about relaxing from the to visualize its dark and light themes of ugli "suave" actors such as Heidami look dirty was and crew of Cirque du Soleil's look easy enough for anyone to master of chill himself, J ack :GrefI9rJ!l. -', are You? : ness and beauty with a two-part set feanlring onc of them. "Wc had the hardest time trying production of "Oralion." attempt. Johnson, who will be performing at an upstairs and downstairs. Ultimately though, to mess up his hair wid10ut making him still I - .," "Oralion" is not a ci rcus in the Beyond the actual perfor RIMAC Arena on Friday. • .. The brain requires a source of fuel in I his job is to enhance the performances without look cool." traditional se nse. With a cast mances, Cirque du Solei I is Known for his lethargic blues • La Jolla ~ order to fun ction. Our SMART PACK I sounds, catchy acoustic guitar overshadowing them. e- consisting of only humans, this renowned for incorporating a CODA • (.!::./ -9'\) '-.1 contains 14 actives to help in areas I production showcases jaw-drop theme into its production that at L)'On ~/Guordian strums, deeply lulling bears, and THE LIGHTING DESIGNER Creating five high-quality plays that until I Village Center -"""'~ i of memory, concenrration, and I ping, awe-inspiring acrobatics times seems to be over-the-top Leap of faith (above): A mournful voice, Johnson is, simply t '- According to Scott Grabau, lighting only a few months ago did not even exist is cer with all the glitz and glamour of a and somewhat cheesy. performer leaps over a flag enough, chill. His style of music I 8843 Villa La Jolla Drive I \~:,{~} retenrion CERIO.SMART I designer (or "TIlcre's No Bayvillc in Texas," tainly no easy feat. TIle many people involved Vegas extravaganza. For "Oralion," the show tries that is waved back and forth reflects of his life. • (ntar Kinko's) ~ _ {:; Support Pack I his first job is to confer with the director after \".'hat makes any Cirque du to bring everything together with in rapid succession. Johnson grew up in Hawaii, the prepare for months before any official perfor reading the script to gct a feel for the produc Soleil show unique is the level a story about the natural ele epicenter of all lethargy. Son of mance. Ultimately, what makes UCSO's New Hawaiian surfing champion Jeff tion. After that, his objective is to develop Play Festival so grand is how it strives to make : (858)452-9775 and depth of the performances. ments: air, water, fire and earth. Tbrough the hoops (left): .~ ,~ $':"50 $19'l? l lighting "brush strokes" that will support a From the trapeze to skipping From the flashy costumes to the Three acrobats jump Johnson, Jack became a professional the act of collaborating its own reward, instead ______J play's environment. I supply ropcs to juggling, elemcnts of any intricate sets, "Oralion" some simultaneously through surfer at age 16. He surfed profes of a means to something external. Bravo! The festival puts great demand on his team standard ci rcus, "Oralion" brings times feels like being in a Baz three different hoops of sionally until a surfing collision with because it is very difficult logi stically to pro- SLOW TO out the extremes in perplexity of Luhrl11ann film rather than a cir various size and height some dangerous reefs left him badly FADE BlACK every move ment. cus. injured and led him down a different path. His passion for surfi ng was Think juggling six balls at one No circus is complete without r------~ time is difficult? Try doing that on clowns, and "Oral ion " is no excep funneled into directing surf films, in which he had great potential. one foot while the Oth~r foot is tion. However, these clowns are an c.9~ , ~ kicking another bal! on the ground integral part of the entire perfor Johnson attended UC Santa ~~: The Killer up onto your head. Imagine skip mance, providing not only comic of. "Oralion" is in town for a short Barbara, where his musical talent Fla_e BrOiler ~ began to surface. The band G. ping rope while jumping over !WO relief, bur also integrating the There are many different engagement and it is a unique Always Good... Always Guaranteed! \ j Shrimp Burrito Love & Special Sauce took notice P other sets of rope jumpers at the theme of the show. The clowns Cirque du Soleil productions experience to behold. same time. bring wit and charming humor around, but "Oralion" is unique of his talent and asked him to Other acts include balancing beyond their typical, slapstick because of its emphasis on appear on their album. Johnson'S Chicken Rice Bowl GJlt!!IUD;~ only $2.49 bamboo poles, a double trapeze, stereotypes. Chinese acrobatics. With a cast 'Dralion' is being performed at the talent quickly garnered contract fI Medium Drink A favorite of pale invaders hoop diving, handbalancing and [n addi tion, these clowns are that is predominantly Chinese, Del Mar Fairgrounds for a limited solicitations, all of which he turned $ Not valid wit" .ny other offer. With coupon only. 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• Feel the desert heat at album reviews the Coachella festival ()-I-.2S.02 hiatus calendar oS.OJ.O] lyrics sound are like a our the desire of the soul Carl ton found solace in song that would accompa than with a mixture of sev music. She had been classi The epic two-day Indio festival will rival and tickets are $10. Call The Prize. Tickets are $9.21 and the ny any good road trip up eral types of ethnic music? cally trained by her mother @_---itllLllhulll.l[$u..da.... y Casbah at (619) 232-4355 for show starts at 8 p.m. the coas!. Beulah shows "Movement" comains and wrote dozens of songs. music festivals held in Europe more information. Check out their humor with the two tradi tional Latin pieces, The result is a well Blink-I 82, Green Diy and their CD reivew on page 10. . ironicall y violent title, "A two funk-style pieces, two rounded album with strong By IOSEPH LEE The formidable OJ duo Sasha Jimmy Elt World will rock @:.....--_...;;.;;tu;...;...;es;..;;:.;da;;;..,r...Y Coors Ampitheatre. The show Good Man IS Easy to reggae songs, and the rest is piano riffs backed by lush Hiatus Editor & Digweed has spent a good Kill." beyond categori zation. strings and some percus amount of time in Southern starts at 7: 30 p.m. and tickets are @:.....--_sa;...;;;.t.;.;.;;.ur;...;;;.da;;;.L,Y urope has been known for its "When get to There is also a very ~pecial sion. The tone of her voic!! California. After an incredible set $35. Please look to Tenacious D and The California, I'm gonna track, "Spill the Wine," in sounds almost child-like music festivals, which bring at 4th & B late last year, they will http://lMVW.ucsdguardian.org for Strokes co-headline their show at write my name in the which all seven members of with Jewel-esque infl ec Etogether dozens of bands, be among the top acts at Coachella more information. The COlchella Music and RIMAC Arena. The hilarious lyrics Beulah sa nd," vocali st Miles B-Side Players the band demonstrate their tions but the voice is strong electronic acts and thousands of when they spin trance-techno Arts Festival is one of the of Tenacious D will keep the spir Vanessa Carlton people. The Coachella Music and grooves to the masses. [n the city biggest music festivals in the its high and The Strokes will keep Coast is Never Clear Kuros!"), si ngs in a head Movement musical talent. By including Be Not Nobody with a very good range. @:.....--_-.:..:...fri~da:L.Y bopping Ort of way. War's semi nal classic "Spill Some may be tempted Arts festival will easily rival those of San Diego, they have upgraded Un ited States, featurin1! dozens of the audience bouncing along to Velocette Beulah trades heavy riffs Surfdog the Wine," the band further A&M to compare her music to epic festivals. Now entering its to the San Diego Sports Arena for incredible bands. The festival will their retro-punk sound. The show for infectious horns on reaffirms their soulful roots. Fiona Apple or Tori Amos third inca rnation, this festival has what will be an amazing set in early Jack Johnson displays his be at the Empire Polo Grounds in starts at 7:30 p.m. and bckets are this track, creating a The music, while both with more pop. But that is brought together an in credible M ay. song-writing talents with a simple Indio, Calif. The festival runs on $25. punchy sound for a song energetic and appealiJlg on too easy. Carlton 's unique lineup for the two-day event at the Riding on the wave of their lat acoustic guitar backed with a Saturday and Sunday and the A ****--few "oohs" and about a relationshi p with a Renowned**** for their CD, seems to be better live Vanessa Carlton's sound is bolstered by key massive Empire Polo field in est album, "Come With Us," the great percussion sound. He will gates open at noon. Tickets for **** Indio, Calif. CD'-_w_e_dn_es_da...... y "ahhs" never hurt anyone. man's father as he grows revolutionary lyrics and with powerful percussive catchy piano-pop single, board stylings that are di s Chemical Brothers will be another be at RIMAC Arena and the sh ow one day are $65 and tickets for They certainly did no older. political motifs, the B-Side instruments and traditional "A Thousand Miles," has tinctly classic al and the The violence of Woodstock one of the major electronic acts. starts at 8 p.m. Ti ckets are both days are $12 5. Look on this harm to Beulah's third Though "The Coast is Players are starting, in a Latin instruments such as been whored out on pop orchestration gives her 1999 tarnished the peace and love The ever-present Paul Oaken fold $18.50 and they can be pur page for more. Alanis Morisette starts her album, "The Coast is ever Clear" sounds sense, a new movement. timbales, shekere and radio stations and the sound a traditional quality of the first Woodstock, but it is this has found himself producing the chased at the UCSD Box Office first tour in three years at Cox Never Clear." graceful , the recording Along with frontman cajon. It is the kind of video has found its way with a modern tone. West Coast festival that will bring "Swordfish" soundtrack and man and by calling (858) 534-TIXS. The B-Side Players will be at Arena. Ryan Adams will open for 'What is clear for this process was strenuous at Karlos Paez's concern with music that makes you want into heavy rotation on "A Thousand Miles" is back the magic and glory of huge aging the popular Perfecto label. the Bel~ Up Tavem at 9: 15 p.m. Morissette. Tickets start at $38.25 festivals. San Francisco band is that times. social injustice, particularly to get up and dance. MTY. Another insipid pop a great pop song but it's Dutch OJ Tiesto is lesser-known to Scotland's Beta Band will be Tickets are $10. Check out their and the show sta rts at 8 p.m. Go their formula for a full With the support of big in regard to U.S.-Mexico ]n their live perfor star in the making? getting close to being Coachella has something for the U.S. crowd, but everyone will at 4th & B. They incorporate ele CD review on page 10. to the Guardian online for more everyone. bodied album sets them label Velocette Records relations and Mexico's mances, the band adds sig Suprisingly, no. overplayed. "Pretty Baby" know his name after they see and ments of trip-hop in their latest on the Morisette. a part. Beulah's use of for the first time, Beulah treatment of its indigenous nature riffs borrowed from Carlton knows her way is a mellow and romantic Huge acts such as Bjork and hear him spin. release, "Hot Shots W They are presynthesizer keyboards has come from cassette population, there is a rode bands such as Jane's around Mozart and Pink tune. You will find a plcas Oasis will headline Saturday and Groove Armada will induce among the handful of bands that @"----_-=s=un:.::.;da:.LY Sunday. There also be many Look to the hiatus calendar for takes a backseat to the real recording sessions in the youthfulness to the group Addiction and Metallica. Floyd. Her classic rock ant chord progression will much ass -shakin' with their OJ are warming up in San Diego indie-roclc performances, OJ sets events in and around UCSD. thing. If technology could hallways of their apart that creates a new move The stage is the place influences find their way reminiscent of The set, and they also fly in on the before they head off to Coachella. n't provide the perfect ment buildings to an ear ment of dance and music. where the B-Side Players. and hip-hop acts. wings of their popular album, Tickets for tonighr s show is $15 British electronic duo Zero 7 on to the al bum wi th a Beatles' "Dear Prudence" All tickets can be purchased sound, the six-piece band catching studio sound that B-Side Players, a native After seeing the B-Side great rendition of "Paint it in Carlton's "Rinse." Oasis is poised to release their "Goodbye Country (Hello and the gig starts at 8 p.m will be at 'Canes Bar & Grill. Zero 7 first single, "Hindu Times," in through Ticketmaster by calling rented various instruments delivers on each track. San Diego Latin band, is Players live, you most cer Black" by The Rolling If you are in the mood Nightclub)." Deep house act will drop lush, down·tempo beats (619) 220-8497 or by going to to pioneer the sound' on "The Coast is Never scheduled to release a new tainly will want to buy Stones. for a fresh pop sound that what seems likes ages. "Hindu Miguel Migs will look to steam up The psychadelic sounds of and souKul jau arrangements. their own. Clear" is truly an album to album titled "Movement." "Movement." She was schooled in won't annoy you after a few Times" preserves the original sonic eyeglasses with his sexy records. Beulah will be at The Casbah. The duo has been nominated for http://www.ticketmaster.com A growing fi sh in an have on repeat. Beulah After a close encounter Look to the hiatus cal dance at the School of spins, then Vanessa quality that made Oasis one of the BT will be also be performing a Their show starts at 8:30 p.m. coveted music award the Mercury unless othelWise noted. indie pond, Beulah has to crafts songs that are hard with death in a van accident endar on page 11 for infor American Ballet. But her Carlton's debut, "Be Not greatest bands in the world. The rare OJ set. single has also been gaining some be described as "sunshine to label as any specific while the band was touring, mation on their upcoming experience in the ballet Nobody," will definitely T-Up-hop acts such as Jurassic 5, airplay in radio stations across the pop." A Beach decade, genre or sound. the B-Side Players have show. world was confining and surprise you. KRS-One, Dilated Peoples and Boys/Beatles blend, become even more interest she was exposed to the country. Look for their new album, Mos Def will round out the festi "Heathen Chemistry," this sum Beulah's melodies, har - Jessica Kruskamp ed in voicing their opinions. - Sabrina Morris vicious competition and -Joseph Lee val. mer. monies and unpredictable Senior Stoff Writtr And what better way to let StJlff Wriur pressure. HilltflS Edito,' With a lineup like this, the cost The Strokes will tear up the of the ticket will be worth it. But stage with their retro-punk sound, remember to bring the sunscreen, Oc.:asionally touring with Ben lar hits from hi s new album, possi legend Co '11'<1' '.j; "j I ***** **** *** ,. ** * . and Jack Johnson is sure to cool the hats and the sunglasses. Harper, Johnson has been purring bly including "Bubble Toes" and down the crowd with his mellow Jack: Temperatures will be well into the Popularity of Johnson's on his own performances lately. "Flake", as well as some of his acoustic tunes. The Strokes are low 90s. And bring cash, because His frequent concerts at various older songs like "Rodeo Clowns". among the bands that will be everything is going to cost an arm acoustic-folk style is growing colleges have fueled his popularity As for his next album, well, there warming up with gigs in San and a leg once you're inside. Continued from page 8 among students. Johnson is may never be one. Jack Johnson, a Diego. The Indio heat will be nothing known for giving great live shows, Hawaii native, is all about tile G . Love & Special Sauce will compared to the heat that these distributor whose goal was to sell and this Friday's performance is beach. His career as a musician is also look to cool down the crowd bands will generate. This is a festi only 50,000 copies.of his debut expected to be as good as ever. far from his focus on th e surfer life. with their smooth sounds. Pete val you will be talking about for album "Brushfire Fairytales." Expect to hear many of the popu- So enjoy him while he is here. Yorn will be rocking out to a much ages; it is a festival you can't miss. bigger crowd than the one he played to at his intimate set at 4th Check the Guardian Web site for Web exclusive stories: & B earlier this month. British For ticket information go to the hiatus rockers Elbow, who opened for calendar. For a complete lineup and Yorn, will also bring their progres other information go to The Strokes, Alanis Morisette, and blink-182 concert previews sive rock sound to the stage. http://lWM:coochella.com.
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~ .... ~ - ..... -...... _'" ..... -...... 14 SPORTS THE UCSD GUARDIAN :, APRIL 25, 2002 APRIL 25, 2002 THE UCSD GUARDIAN SPORTS 15 EAUTIFUL SMILES MADE HERE Crew exacts its revenge against USD Baseball takes three of four against Stanislaus Tennis: Aggies knock off UCSD Tritons prepare for the Western Championships Tritons will play last game of regular season this weekend for second straight year By OWEN MAIN "We had a very consistent team finished the day with a vi c By COURTNEY FIELD Bologna and Albrecht helped and playoffs are out of our con But it's not the Urivalry" that Continued from page 16 Staff Writer piece," said junior coxswain tory of its own, beating Ch'lpman Staff Writer the Tritons batter the Warrior trol," Riddle said. "We will con UCSD will encounter - it's the much stiffer opposition from 18th • White Fillings, Porcelain Crowns & Veneers, Catherine Stringer. "Beating USD University by a mere 0.7 seconds. bullpen for five runs in less than an tinue to work hard and play hard game itself. Bonding ranked Grand Canyon. Earlier in UCSD men's crew went to the by four seconds was definitely a "What we have i.s essentiall y a UCSD and Cal State Stanislaus inning. the way we have all season, and uSomething that the coaching the season, UCSD stole a 5-4 deci • Teeth Whitening, Safe and Effective Newport Invitational in the confidence booster." new configuration of people that finished a four-game weekend series Warrior reliever Justin by going about things the way we staff emphasizes is that we need to sion over the Antelopes and did it orrh Lido channel of Newport • Straighten Teeth with Clear Braces/Retainers The Tritons had problems at turned out to work reall y, really Sunday at Warrior Field in Turlock, Hoppes gave up three runs on no have been, good things will hap approach the other team as if agai n Sarurday afternoofJ. T he day Beach, Calif., last weekend. The the beginning of the race when a well," said freshman rower Davi d Calif. The Tritons took three of hilS, and the second Warrior pen." they're faceless," Riddle said. "So • Oral Surgery, Root Canal Therapy, started ominously with the Tritons TrilOns didn't bring any boats of sailboat split their boat off from the Breslauer. "We were very confi four from the Warriors and won the reliever, Scott Taylor, gave up two The Tritons wiIl have to finish if it's the Yankees, a little league Periodontal Care dropping two of the three dOllbl es four, but the three boats of eight rest of the race. But the team dent and moved very well [Ogelh fourth game 11-4. more runs in just one-third of the up the season on the road as they team or Davis, we will come out matches. • 24 Hour Emergency Care that made the trip north were all regained its rhythm and composure er.n Warrior pitcher Andrew inning. play their last regular season series with the same attirude: ready to Dao and Jansen were the lone smiles. • Complimentary Cosmetic Video Imaging and recovered for the second-place T he race started with Chapman Barrett pitched seven hitless For Cal State Stanislaus, right against UC Davis this weekend. compete." victors with an 8-3 walk in the No. In the varsity race, the Tritons finish. and Orange Coast ahead of UCSD, innings. But in the top of the fielder Sean Findley went 2 -for-4, 3 competition. Tadlock and • Dental Implants to Replace: Missing Teeth, finished second to Orange Coast "Even though we came in sec but with 1,200 meters to go, eighth inning, just after Triton including two doubles and three \OVcsterman labored to a 4- dereat, Loose Fitting Partials and Dentures (FDA College, which won by seven sec ond, this was the best race we've UCSD found its groove and passed shortstop Keith Hernandez RBIs, while center fielder James and O'Neil and Hung lost a na il approIIed) onds. had all season," Stringer said. OCC. With 200 meters left, reached o n an error by Warrior Savala also notched twO doubles biter 6-8. "Orange Coast has a lot of [n the first novice division, the Chapman still had the advantage, shortstop Kyle Dennis, UCSD and an RBI. Singles saved the day for speed," said UCSD coach Michael UCSD men held off Orange Coast but a final Triton surge gave UCSD exploded offensively, scoring 10 Triton pitcher Alex Cremidan, UCSD. In the ea rlier meeting Filippone. "They've shown that College and UC Irvine to win by the victory by less than a second. runs off seven hits. The Tritons who improved to 7-2 with the win, between the two teams, rhe they're the best team in our three seconds. T he victory "This is the strongest weekend sent 14 batters to the plate in allowed three runs on five hits in Tritons lost the top three single, I~------NEW PATIENT SPECIAL I league." avenged a loss earlier in the season we've ever had in Newport," the inning, and UCSD left field seven innings. and won the bottom three. I However, in its second-place to OCe. Filippone said. "We're looking for er John Bologna and first base Bologna, Addison and However, this time it would be the finish, UCSD found redemption "They'll be the [Op-ranked ward to the Western man Chad Addison each Hernandez finished with two hits Complimentary $95 value! I top three that would win the I by beating crosstown rival USD, novice boat going into the West Championships." smacked two singles and drove and two RBIs each. clUlch matches. • Doctor's exam & consultation which had previously upset the in two runs apiece in the inning. I Coast Championships," Filippone The Western Championships UCSD improves to 26-20-1 No. 5 Jansen and o. 6 • Oral Cancer screening Tritons in rhe San Diego City said. will be held in Sacramenco on Lake Third baseman Keith Albrecht overall and 2 1-15 in the Westerman each cruised to 6-1, 6-1 I. ______~I Championships only one week To round out the field, the Natoma on May 4 and 5. Start time also had a single, an RBI and California Collegiate Athletic victories and No.2 O'Neil and o. • Orthodontic & Cosmetic Evaluation I before. newly assembled second novice is 7 a.m. scored a run. Association with the victory, and 4 Hung dropped straight-set "Guys likc John Bologna and remains in fourth place in the matches. COSTA VERDE CENTER 8650 Genesee Ave. , Suite 312 Keith Albrecht really stepped up conference. The top four teams Down 4- 3 and needing to win ing to win five matches, the Tritons, who were expecting to and played outstanding baseball," will advance to the postseason, the last two matches, No. I Dao said designated hitter Jeff Riddle. and the Tritons plan to be one of Finals: Tritons rallied but fell a point host one of the two National Cuordian file photo and No. 3 Tadlock stepped up short. Tadlock, Hung and Collegiate Athletic Association "They got the ball rolling for the those teams. their games. Dao came into the UCSD looking for revenge Westerman all picked up straight Western Regionals in two weeks. tcam and things took off from "The standings, who beat Throwing gas: The Tritons' pitching staff, including Keith Smith shown here match with a 7-12 record com against Davis in regionars set victories, while at the same Now UCSD awaits word from there." who, the other teams' records earlier this year, led UCSD to three wins over CSU Stanislaus this weekend. pared to her opponen t's 13-9 time Dao and O'Nei l dropped ~\CROBREW SPECIAl Continued from page 15 the NCAA selection committee record. It was Dao who took the straight-set matches to give the about where and who it will play initiative in the match, taking the Tadlock and Westerman Aggies the victory. Jansen eventu Rogue in the Western Regional, with Jason Boyd of UC Davis posted a turning in a scorecard that indicat was five strokes behind his team first set 6-4, then taking the sec Portland dropped a heartbreaker, 7-9, at No. ally won in the No. 5 match to UCSD's North Courts remaining Golf: 7-under-par 65 , placing him in a ed he shot a 70. Gale posted scores ma tes, and Scheer tied for 30th. ond set 6- 1 to even the tealll $4 1. O 'Neil and Hung were on the give the Tri tons their fourth a distinctive possibility as host. tie with teammate Jay of 73 and 74 in his final two The Tritons' fifth golfer, junior score. 99 wrong end of a 6-8 decision, while pOi nt, but the doubles losses l '0. Gol~ Nectar 6.PACK Two tea ms from the West will Tritons waiting to hear Westerlund and Bakersfield's rounds. Andy Thomson, ended in 36th All eyes then focllsed on the Dao and Jansen weren't close in proved too big an obstacle to advance to the NCAA from NCAA committee Dan Warburton, each with scores "I played well during the tour place. 3 match between Tadlock and FIrestone plus tox & CRY their 8-3 loss. ' overcome. Championships May 9 through of 2 13. After Warburton was namenr, but r think I got a little UCSD entered the tourna Christine LiWanPo. Tadlock lost Continued from page Going into singles play need- The loss to UC Davis stung the Mayl2. 16 eliminated on the first playoff upset and dis~ppointed in myself ment wanting to ensure a victory to LiWanPo earlier in the year 3-6, IPilsner Urquell $5099 6·pack piullax & CRY I Tuesday'S round in second place, hole, Boyd defeated Westerlund over Cal State San Bernardino in 0-6, but this match ended in a dif trailing Bakersfield by six strokes on the second hole. the CCAA Championships, thus ferent manner. Tadlock took the OVER 300 BEERS, specializing in micro-breweries and leading Davis by three. The Stanislaus' Charlie Zinn played 'Now we are 99 strengthening the Tritons' first set 6-1 before dro pping a Warriors shot a 2-over-par 290 in consistently throughout the tour chances of being invited to the break in the second 4-6. The rhird • Imported cigarettes, cloves, and American Spirits percent sure we will ij the final round, and Stanislaus nament, shooting scores of 7 I, 72 NCAA Division II Regional set ended wi th a 7- 5 ti ebreakcr to • Premium cigars and accessories ended in third place, two strokes and 7 I to finish one stroke behind play in the regionals: tournament, which will take give the third set to Tadlock 7-6. behind the leaders. the leaders for fourth place. place from May 5 to May 9. Attempting to ride the Seven strokes behind Stanislaus Rounding out the top five posi -Ryan Gale UCSD finished six strokes ahead momentum gained from such an TR~ OUR SANDWICH DELI! ~ important win, the Tritons headed WOMEN'S RUGBY of this year's coach ·Hoova" and 12 ahead ofthe Tritons, Chico tions, J.). Jakovac of Chico State Golf team member of San Bernardino, and the Chen and Alejandra Valenzuela into the champio nship game a 16-year rugby vetetan, finished second, and Chen also State finished with a combined ended with a score of 2 I 5 and fifth Tritons now have to hope they ~ . . ".'. CHECK OUT••• place. are selected by the NCAA com against UC Davis to avenge last Barbie Fontaine. placed third in the novice score of 877 to walk away with ;:; / ':::::.::" Our vast selection of gift wraps, greeting cords, gourmet fourth place in the CCAA Junior Ryan Gale was UCSDs after finding out about the penal mittee. year's loss. T he two teams met American rhythm competition earlier this season, with UCSD . . pastries, chocolates, specialty wines and liquers! .~1~~JvCii~~~;~jp rugbygood Championships. best finisher, and his 2 17 tied him ty," Gale said. "We did what we wanted to do ~ with They HajkQwski. Beitch and edging out the Aggies with a 5-2 The battle for the individual for sixth place with Stanislaus' Sophomores Brian in conference championships. Harita~ took fifth in the pre Marc Lawless. Gale opened the Duclcworth and Greg Wilson tied Now we are 99 percent sure we victory. champ multi-dance, while championship also needed extra holes to determine the tourna tournament with a 69, but he was for 25th place with scores of 228 will pl ay in the regionals," Gale S ~2.c: ~'tilll"&en and TholIW came in ment winner. In his final round, given a one-stroke penalty after each. Sophomore Alan Scheer said. See FINALS. Page 14
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See p. 15 ~ SPORTS - Gaxge aurhor and soool commenlalVt 16 PORTS THE UCSD GUARDIAN THURSDAY, APRIL 25, 2002 UCSD honors student-athletes Eleven Triton athletes honored by UCSD athlet ics department for excellence on and off the field By BRYCE WARWICK vice activities performed by the gone to work, Djapi c definitely Staff Writer award recipients, who have volun takes his Triton athletic experience teered at food banks, helped build - and his doctorate degree in elec The UCSD athletics depart homes, mentored, tutored, and trical engineering - toward chal ment honored several of its out worked witll other charity programs. lenging goals in work. He now standing academics at a luncheon While the assembled dignitaries works for the Space and aval Tuesday to celebrate National - which included Vice Chancellor Warfare Systems Center of San Student-Athlete Day. of Student Affairs Joseph Watson, Diego as a design engineer. Everett Schroeter, Megan college deans, college staff and ath Student-athletes such as Djapic Mendoza, Andrew Anfora, Samara letics administration - were refute the stereotype of athletes not Silverman, Steve Martin, Elizabeth impressed with the student-ath being able to carry their weight Hughes, Vladimir Djapic, Kris letes, the athletes were quick to academically. Dual excellence: Chiles, Lyndsey Tadlock, Yukio praise the cooperation of many dif "The old prejudice about ath King and Laura Santerre each ferent groups that made their suc letes not being so good at acade Top: UCSD recognized received recognition. These II stu cess possible. mics is not necessarily true," said 11 athletes in honor dent-athletes represent five col "I thought the important part senior bioengineering major of National Student leges, I I teams and nine majors. was the fact that there were faculty Schroeter, who represented the Athlete day on The National Consortium for here with the coaches," said junior men's tennis team. Tuesday at the Faculty Academics and Sports, tile Center soccer player Chiles - a molecular Those present seemed proud of Club. Recipients for the Study of Sport in Society and biology major with a 3.84 grade their accomplishments, but also included Everett the ational Collegiate Athletic point average. looked forward to even more Schroeter, Megan Association also supported the event. Senior volleyball player growth and development of high "The overall student-athlete at quality snldent-athlete:;. Mendoza, Andrew Santerre, a psychology major with a UCSD is much more involved in a 3.90 GPA, agreed that UCSD's ath "I think it's especially important Anlora, Samara lot of va ried activities," said Assistant letics program is something special now that the [student initiated ath Silverman, Steve Athletic Director Wendy Taylor because of the way unity is devel letic fee referendum] passed. The Martin, Elizabeth May, who organized the luncheon. oped through participation ad ministration has to work with Hughes, Vladimir Athletics Director Earl Edwards "It really is an athletic commu student-athletes and the athleoc Djapic, Kris Chiles, agreed in hi s statements concern nity here," she sa id. "The people department a lot more," said Lyndsey Tadlock, ing the nature of the festivities. who come and pl ay here at UCSD Mendoza, a ophomore biologica l Yukio King and "The day is designed to honor come because they love the sport anthropology ma jor from the Laura Santerre. student-athletes who have ac hieved that they're playing and they love women's soccer team. "It's going to excell ence in academics and atlliet competing and working with a be good." Bottom: Assistant ics, while having many significant group of people toward challenging In closing, Edwards in voked a Athletic Direction contributions to the community goals. I think that's something tllat slogan of the UC D athletics Wendy Taylor May, alld the school as a whole," he said. the athletes take to the other parts department as a model for the pro who organized the Edwards' assertion was backed by of their lives." gram: "A proud history of academ luncheon. the impressive list of community ser- Already having graduated and ic and ath letic exce ll ence."
Golf grabs Women's tennis takes second place fifth at Tritons knocked off by DC D avis in finals By COREY HOLMAN normal o. 2 Ashley O'Neil as Jansen, Westerman, Sarah 13ahlert CCAA finals Staff Writer well, placing Mary Hung in that and Stephanie Moriarty each won, spot. Hung struggled but evennl dropping a combined six games in Tritons shoot 899, After losing to UC Davis in the ally put her opponent away in a eight total sets. California Collegiate Athletic third-set tiebreak 6-4, 5-7, 7-6 T he next day the Tritons faced keep playoff hopes Associa tion women's tennis tour ( 10-6). From No.3 to No.6, the nament last yea r, UCSD hoped to story W.IS entirely one-sid ed. See TENNIS, Page 15 By ANU KUMAR gain redemption Sunday when it Staff Writer faced the Aggies in the finals of this year's tournament. However, The Trirons participated in the there was only deja vu as UC fourth annual California Davis beat UCSD agai n. Collegiate Athletic Association The ninth-ranked Tritons beat Men's Golf Championship at the Cal State L.A. and host Grand Legends West Course at Diablo Canyon University to reach the Grande in Patterson, Calif., on finals Friday and Sanlrday, respec Monday and Tuesday, taking fifth tively. place. Seven other teams compet UCSD opened with a solid 7- ed. 2 win over the Golden Eagles of Playing in a strong conference Cal State Los Angeles, the tha t i nel uded three nationa IIy CCAA's eighth-place team. ranked teams, UCSD went into Triton coach Liz LaPlante took the tournament worrying only this opportunity to rest some about its own scores rather than normal starters in the singles about watchlllg its opponents. matches. The Tritons shot a three-round The Tritons won two of the UCSD Open total 899, which placed them three doubles matches, with fifth . Ashley O 'Neil and Mary Hung brings the Cal State Bakersfield and UC winning 8- 1 and Jasmin Dao and heat Davis battled each other through Kristina Jansen sweeping 8-0. In the last hole of the tournament and No. \ doubles, Tadlock and The Triton men's were tied for first place with scores "Vesterman lost in an 8-6 squeak of 868 after three rounds. The tie er to Tamara Encina and Kathrina and women's track was broken by the lower final Menzel. and fi eld teams host round score of each team's fifth In singles, Lyndsey Tadlock the two-day event at player, and the Roadrunners were moved to the No. I singles posi the Triton Track and awarded first place and the Grayle tion, giving regular No. 1 Dao a Field Stadium. The Howlett Cup because their fifth rest. H owever, Tadlock couldn't . meet kicks off Friday man's low score beat that of UC stop CAA top-ranked player at 9 a.m. Davis 75-78. Tamara Enci na and lost 1-6, \ -6. Cal State Stanislaus entered Encina's two victories would be Guardian file phoIo the Golden Eagles' only points of Slap shot: A Triton tennis player hits a shot earlier this year. UCSD finished See GOLF, Page '5 the encounter. LaPlante rested her second in the CCM tournamen~ losing to UC Davis lor the second year in a row.
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