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D a i l v N e x m ...... _ ...... Vol. 67, No. 141 Friday, May 22,1987 ^ University of California, Santa Barbara Two Sections, 20 Pages Chancellor Uehling Reveals Restructure to Academic Senate task force consisting of members By D o u g Arellanos of the committee on educational Campus Editor policy, students, faculty members and staff will investigate the UCSB Chancellor Designate feasibility of the proposals. Barbara Uehling unveiled two The vice chancellor’s role, which proposals for major changes in the currently includes oversight of all management of the university other vice chancellors, will be before the Faculty Legislature of scaled back to involve only the Academic Senate. academic affairs. The other vice The changes, which would scale chancellors will report directly to back the duties of the vice chan­ Uehling. This will take place when cellor and create a new vice the new vice chancellor takes chancellor for campus ad­ office this summer, UCSB Public vancement, will take effect as soon Information Director Margie as possible, she told the audience Weeks said. of about 100 faculty, staff and Uehling’s second proposal is to students in Geological Sciences create a vice chancellor for 1100. campus advancement, who would Also at the meeting, the Faculty oversee UCSB’s Development Women, Men March to Take Back the Nighf Legislature heard a report from its Office, its fundraising, the Office of Executive Committee, which voted Public Information, the More than 250 women and men which campus and community women to be aware. One told the to approve preliminary motions Publications Office and a new took to the streets in Thursday groups spoke out against violence audience to hope for a day when toward an ethnicity general governmental relations liaison. night’s Take Back the Night against women. One. of every rape and other violence against education requirement April 28. A (See SENATE, p.10) march to celebrate the right of three women will be raped in her women would no longer occur. women to be safe from sexual lifetime, said Cheri Gurse, assault. coordinator of the Women’s The march took the group from UCSB Sophomore Dies due to “ It’s a chance for women to Center Rape Prevention and Storke Plaza to Isla Vista, where turn the tables around,” UCSB Education Program. they circled around the Em­ student Antonia Germon said. The event also included a barcadero loop before returning “ You’re never scared that a presentation of self-defense to campus. Throughout the Sudden Sleeping Pill Overdose woman is going to grab you, or techniques and a short film on march, the group sang and called but Barnes had written a letter to pull a knife on you, or rape — it’s women in history entitled “ One out “ Women! Unite! Take Back By Sheryl N elson her mother stating she needed always a man. Men are never Fine Day.” the Night!” as well as other Assistant County Editor “ certain things,” such as afraid to walk alone at night; Several rape survivors also chants directed to bystanders. money. The letter sounded “ like only women are. ” addressed the crowd, telling their A UCSB sophomore died Sunday she was frustrated,” but there was — Mary Hoppin The march followed a rally in stories and encouraging other in Goleta Valley Hospital three no implication that she was con­ days after she took an overdose of templating suicide, according to over-the-counter sleeping pills. sophomore Samuel Mack, a friend Deborah Barnes, a 20-year-old of Barnes, who read the letter. Athletes Charged with Rioting, woman from Redwood City, Questions remain over whether California, was found in her room the suicide was a spontaneous or unconscious last Thursday night at premeditated act. The letter has Trespassing in Spring Violence approximately 10 p.m. after led the Coroner’s office to believe ingesting approximately 70 Barnes planned her suicide, but By N oah Finz also charged with assault with serious injury as a sleeping pills. Her roommate, who since it had no suggestion of her result of the incident, Assistant District Attorney Joel Assistant County Editor discovered the incident, quickly intentions, they cannot be certain. Unger said. called an ambulance for help. The suicide has left many of The Gaucho athletes were charged after they Barnes was reported in critical Barnes’ friends “ surprised and Three members of the UCSB baseball team and admitted being involved in the fight, according to condition when she was admitted shocked,” and most of them three northern California high school students were Santa Barbara Sheriff’s detective Rick Collinge. to the emergency room. She believe this was a spontaneous charged Wednesday with trespassing and rioting at a “ They thought they had a reason to get involved,” he remained in a coma during the decision. “ I saw her the day before Del Playa party last March. said. three days she was in the hospital, she committed suicide and she was The players charged — Steven Connolly, Gregory The incident was ignited after the visiting high said Sgt. Dennis Prescott of the fine. It didn’t seem like there was Vella and Thomas Logan — were among ap­ school students crashed a party at the Del Playa Santa Barbara County Sheriff’s anything wrong with her,” Mack proximately eight UCSB Gauchos present during a residence and were asked to leave the premises, Dept. Coroner’s office. said. fight at the party. The incident left three residents Jerry Paterson of the Santa Barbara Sheriff’s Motives for the suicide are still “ Deborah kept a lot inside and and guests hospitalized. Department explained. An altercation broke out and unknown. No suicide note was left, (See SUICIDE, p.ll) San Mateo High School student Steven Kirby was (See TRIAL, p.12) Legislators Discuss Expansion o f Homeless Shelters

new facilities, said David Hardy, staff clean than obtaining food. The drop-in rather than finding a new location to begin By Sheryl Nelson assistant to County Supervisor David center will provide people the opportunity to construction, Hardy said. Funding will Assistant County Editor Yager. Hardy, who was commissioned by cleanse themselves, which will increase come from both private and public sources, Yager to spend half of his working hours their chances of getting a job. he explained. A final location will be chosen Existing homeless shelters are currently chairing the task force, believes the time “ We want people to look for work and get by July 15. operating at capacity, prompting county has come for the county to organize new established in a normal social order,” The Salvation Army, Catholic Social legislators and private organizations to programs to tackle “ this visible problem.” Hardy said. Services, Transition House and the Santa develop plans for the construction of two Barbara Rescue Mission have all expressed additional facilities. “ We’ve been told by people in the County interest in adding the drop-in center to their Members of a Santa Barbara city/county existing shelters. Representatives of the task force on homelessness have developed Mental Health Department that there is a great shelters said expanding their facilities preliminary plans for a 24-hour drop-in need in I. V. would be difficult, however. center that would provide showers, — Alice Hasler “ There doesn’t seem to be any space in telephones and a mailing address for the Santa Barbara,” said Catholic Social homeless. At the same time, the Santa “ The drop-in center would allow the By developing the drop-in center the Service Associate Director Rosemary Barbara Transition House, a shelter that homeless to come and go any time,” Hardy county has recognized its responsibilty to Varesio. “ We’re practically out of space provides help in seeking employment, is explained. Besides providing basic services, aid its homeless, Hardy said. The task force right now and the zoning restrictions and currently expanding its facility to include a the center will be a place where people “ can is working with community organizations to water moritorium make it hard to build shelter in Isla Vista. hang out during the day,” he said. develop the project, he explained. other locations.” A steadily increasing homeless population According to Yager, homeless people Task force members want the center to be There is a definite need for a shelter in in Santa Barbara has created the need for have more problems finding places to keep added on to an existing homeless-aid facility (See SERVICES, p.ll) 2 Friday, M ay 22»1987 Daily Nexus i—Headliners , From the Associated Press W orld Moslem Kidnappers to Conduct Contra Donors Were to Meet Survey Finds Corporations Bar 'Investigation' of Four Hostages With Reagan, Says Testimony Discrimination of AIDS Victims BEIRUT, Lebanon — Moslem kidnappers said in a WASHINGTON — Wealthy private contributors to the WEST HOLLYWOOD — Many of America’s foremost statement released Thursday that an “ investigation” of Nicaraguan rebel cause testified today they were companies seek to bar discrimination against AIDS three American hostages and one Indian hostage revealed promised that President Reagan would meet with $300,000 victims, according to a study released Thursday by involvement with U.S. and Israeli intelligence services. donors, and that former CIA director William J. Casey homosexual rights advocates who said, “ We’re making The handwritten Arabic statement from Islamic Jihad said White House aide Oliver L. North was “ the guy to significant progress.” for the Liberation of Palestine was delivered to the Beirut see” about making financial arrangements. The survey of Fortune 1,000 companies found that only newspaper An-Nahar along wth a Polaroid picture of New York oil and gas executive William O’Boyle told one of the 164 corporations responding requires pre­ American hostage Alann Steen. the Iran-contra hearings that he met 1 employment AIDS testing. All but It said: “ On the occasion of with conservative fund-raiser Carl one have medical plans covering Jerusalem’s international day, we Channell in Wasington in the spring treatment for AIDS; two-thirds said declare that current investigation of 1986, and received a White House they forbid discrimination against with the four American spies reveals briefing from North about the AIDS-stricken employees. serious information about in­ contras' problems and the potential The study, conducted by National volvement of high ranking political, threat to the United States from the Gay Rights Advocates in the winter educational and diplomatic figures Sandinista government in of 1986-87, sought attitudes of per­ in conspiring with the Israeli Nicaragua. 1 sonnel managers of 995 of the Mossad secret servce and the U.S. intelligence. O’Boyle said he told Channell after the North briefing Fortune magazine’s 1,000 top American companies. The “ We are still awaiting the completion of this in­ that he wanted to help buy weapons for the anti-Sadinista researchers said the fact that only 164 of the companies formation and the necessary measures to take the contra forces. “ He said there was a small group of responded is a sign that many employers would prefer to adequate action, bring the four to reckoning and announce Americans the president relied on to make that kind of disassociate themselves from the disease. the outcome of the investigation.” contribution,” O’Boyle quoted Channell as saying. “ Of course, ignorance, apathy and even bigotry still The group kidnapped Steen, 48, of Boston, Mass., and He also said that Channell told him that if anyone gave exist,” the researchers wrote, including in their report three other professors fom the campus of the U.S.- $300,000 or more, “ the president would meet with the one unsigned questionnaire bearing the handwritten affiliated Beirut University College Jan. 24. contributor and thank them.” response: “ We shoot gays — much less gays with AIDS.” O’Boyle sent a $130,000 check to Channell’s fund-raising On the back it said, “ I refuse to lick this envelope.” Witness Testifies That Barbie organization in March 1986, and initially declined to give more. He later sent another $30,000. There was no in­ Soviet Scientist Details Mission dication he ever met with Reagan. Led Roundup of French Jews to Investigate Martian Moon LYON, France — Gestapo Chief Klaus Barbie personally Violation of Contra Aid Ban directed a roundup of Jews in France on Feb. 9,1943, that PASADENA — As two Soviet spacecraft orbit Mars in eventually led to the execution of 84 people, Michel 1989, two small probes will land on the moon Phobos, Thomas, a naturalized American, testified Thursday. Could be Impeachable Offense where one will tie itself down with harpoons and a second Thomas, 73, a Polish-born member of the French WASHINGTON — President Reagan may have com­ will hop over the surface, a Soviet scientist said Thursday. Resistance who later worked for the U.S. Army Coun­ mitted an impeachable offense if he authorized a violation The two main, unmanned spacecraft will be launched on terintelligence Corps in Germany, spoke orf the ninth day of a congressional ban on aid to Nicaraguan rebels, says a the 400-day mission within a few days of each other jn of Barbie’s trial for crimes against humanity. leading constitutional scholar. June 1988. They will arrive near Mars in April 1989 to “ There is not the slightest doubt that it was Klaus However, House Speaker Jim Wright, though accusing deploy the first probe, followed several months later by Barbie who personally directed the roundup at Rue St. the administration of “ systematically” violating the ban, deployment of the second probe, said Viatcheslav Linkin, Catherine,” said Thomas of New York. says neither Congress nor the American people want a laboratory director at the Soviet Institute for Space He is the only witness so far to place Barbie at the scene impeachment. Research in Moscow. of the Gestapo raid at the Lyon headquarters of the Professor Laurence H. Tribe of Harvard University Linkin’s presentation at the International Conference on General Union of the Israelites of France. The Law School disputed the administration’s contention that Solar System Exploration came a day after Soviet space organization was created to help Jews during the German the president is not bound by the Boland amendment, the scientist Roald Kremnev outlined Soviet plans to launch occupation of France in World War II. law that barred U.S. resistance to the Nicaraguan con­ six unmanned spacecraft — two each in 1992,1994 and 1996 Barbie, expelled from Bolivia and returned to France in tras. — to land one or two automated rovers and other in­ February 1983, was Gestapo chief in Lyon from 1942 to Tribe said Reagan broke the law if he encouraged his struments on Mars. 1944. National Security Council aides to raise and funnel money The, rover or rovers would pick up Martian rocks and He is charged with arresting, torturing and deporting to the rebels, or even if he failed to prevent such activities. return them to an orbiter for a trip back to Earth, the first French Jews and Resistance members to Nazi ex- “ In other words, if the puppets are subject to the law time chunks of another planet would be brought to Earth. terminaton camps. and violate it, the puppet master cannot escape ac­ In a related development Thursday, a 43-year-old man countability,” Tribe said. who said he went to St. Joseph’s prison in Lyon two days “ Therein lies what appears to be the most serious Six Dead, Three Hospitalized ago to kill Barbie, was charged with illegal possession of breach of duty by the president — a breach that may well arms and carrying false identity papers. entail an impeachable abuse of power, however politically in Van Crash; License Queried Christian Didier entered the prison Tuesday posing as a unlikely the impeachment of this affable officeholder may doctor and saying he was scheduled to give Barbie a be.” BAKER — A driver may have been drowsy or distracted urological exam, authorities said. moments before his van crashed near the Nevada border, killing six Korean-American tourists and injuring six President Said to Favor AIDS others, officers said Thursday. State and federal investigators said driver Sung II Kim Clarifications lacked a proper license to drive for hire, and DoReMi Testing for U.S. Immigrants Tours of Los Angeles, which operated the van, had neither In Wednesday’s issue, a page-three headline about WASHINGTON — President Reagan, appearing to side state nor federal permits on file. Casey Drost’s death from pneumonia due to Acquired with conservatives advocating mandatory testing for The van erased in the brushy center divider of In­ Immune Deficiency Syndrome referred to him as an AIDS, was said Thursday to “ look favorably” on tests for terstate 15 at 11 a.m. on Wednesday as Kim drove 11 “ AIDS victim.” marriage license applicants and immigrants to the United tourists home from Las Vegas. Kim and two critically After his diagnosis as an AIDS carrier, Drost States. injured women remained hospitalized Thursday. requested that he not be referred to as an AIDS victim, White House spokesman Marlin Fitzwater said the issue The desert freeway was straight and level with light an attitude he included in his counseling for other AIDS of mandatory testing for Aquired Immune Deficiency traffic in clear, calm weather, California Highway Patrol patients. Syndrome will be debated next week at a meeting of Sgt. Jim Pitsor said, suggesting Kim may have been • • • Reagan’s Domestic Policy Council and the panel’s falling asleep or have been distracted by something at the In Tuesday’s Daily Nexus, a coupon for Action Sports recommendations will be sent to the president. time of the crash. Arena listed its expiration date as June 26, 1987. The Reagan has branded the disease America’s “ public Ten of the 12 people aboard were thrown from the van, correct expiration date is May 26. health enemy No. I,” and he is scheduled to appear at an Pitsor said. Monica Chung, 67, and an unidentified woman In the same coupon issue, incorrect hours were listed AIDS benefit with actress Elizabeth Taylor on May 31. were in critical condition at the University Medical Center for The Video Store at 7127 Hollister. The store is open Fitzwater, asked about Reagan’s stand on testing, said, of Southern Nevada in Las Vegas, Pitsor said. Kim, 31, Sunday through Thursday 11 a.m. to 9 p.m., Friday and “ There is a general leaning in favor of testing under those was in satisfactory condition at Humana Hospital-Sunrise Saturday from 11 a.m. to 10 p.m. Hours for The Video circumstances ... under circumstances where you already in Las Vegas, hospital spokesperson Kyle Johnson said. Store at 900 E. 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world,” Karoly said. and community members and help protests all budget cuts in the The show lost its A.S. focus under B y Anne Claridy The bill also endorses student fund student groups and A.S. educational system, and urges the the direction of the 1986-87 Leg Staff Writer, and delegations travelling to El projects. A.S. will receive 25 cents Reagan administration to shift Council, according to Represen­ Ben Sullivan Salvador in July, stating that the for each bicycle registered through spending priorities from defense tative-at-Large Dan Zum winkle. Reporter delegations will “ contribute to the the program. programs to education,” the bill Under the new bill, the broadcast education of UCSB and its A position paper opposing states. will air as a public affaifs program Associated Students Legislative surrounding community,” because federal budget cuts in education In other business, the council aimed at informing the campus Council unanimously declared the students can return and tell of their also received the council’s ap­ passed a bill which reworks the and surrounding community of University of El Salvador and experiences in El Salvador. proval. “ The 1987-88 Leg Council weekly A.S. radio show on KCSB. A.S. issues and activities. UCSB sister universities at Leg Council also passed Wednesday night’s meeting. legislation calling for A.S. to co­ In addition to establishing sponsor on-campus bicycle relational ties, the sister university registration with the Isla Vista bill endorses campus fund raisers Recreation and Park District. for reconstruction of the University of El Salvador, which “ The point is to get A.S. to was severely damaged in a 1986 support (the bill) so we would earthquake. compete with the on-campus “ We need to open ourselves up to service, with less money,” I.V. the global community,” said Community Council member Mike Representative-at-Large Mike Boyd explained. On-campus Henderson, who co-authored the bicycle registration is currently bill with Representative-at-Large conducted by the Community Dave Karoly. Service Organization. “ I ran on a platform of student According to the bill, A.S. co­ solidarity. That also includes sponsorship of bike registration solidarity with students around the would both create jobs for students Funeral Services to Be Held for Senior Killed in Trolley Accident Funeral services will be held killed last Thursday after being Saturday for UCSB senior Timothy thrown out of a moving Trolley in Hickey at Isla Vista’s St. Mark’s downtown Santa Barbara. Church at 1 p.m. Friends and community members are en­ After the services, a reception couraged to attend. will be held in Hickey’s honor at Hickey, a member of Sigma the SAE house. Anyone interested Alpha Epsilon fraternity, was in coming is invited to attend.

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JEFF SMEDING/Nwun U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner William Alien Parent's Guide fluence. By Julia Yaitxxigh “ What can we do on the com­ Reporter mission to foster society to deal with their problems?... The to Santa Barbara Minorities have to accept that commission has no power to they will eventually be absorbed change anything,” Allen said. “ We into mainstream society, ac­ cannot make any regulations or cording to recently appointed write legislation. The commission United States Civil Rights Com­ and exists as a moral conscience ... to missioner William Allen. monitor the civil rights of the In a sparsely attended lecture at country.” x UCSB Tuesday, Allen presented a Allen said he accepted his number of controversial opinions position to help stop the impending Graduation Gift Guide about racism and the plight of trouble he expects in race relations Afro-Americans in society. in America. Allen thinks ethnic groups should “ I accepted because, having spend more time working on large- been asked, I could not deny what I scale national issues than on civil felt very strongly about. Racial rights. division is increlsing and it is “ Politicians come into black getting bad again,” he said. “ I had communities and talk about to accept the obligation and take welfare and unemployment — the challenge.” ‘black subjects.’ They never come Allen’s philosophies did not sit into these black communities and well with the small audience in talk about SDIs (the Strategic EOP building 434. Black studies Defense Initiative),’ ’ Allen said. Professor Shirley Kennedy con­ “ We have to be able to solve the tested his assertion that the problem of SDIs before we can government is powerless to ever finally resolve the question of combat racism. She told Allen that race and civil rights.’’ the government needs to take Although racial tensions are decisive action to improve race COM ING THURSDAY, JUNE 4 increasing, Allen said, a distinc­ relations. tion needs to be made between “We have a pervasive racist racial tension and civil rights society,” Kennedy said. “ There to the issues. needs to be some solution ... a “There are two different method with which to address tjie problems with two different problem.” Daily Nexus solutions,” he said. Allen responded by.declaring it a Just above the city and Way above Average Individuals in a society have a “ mistake” to think of racism as responsibility to decrease racial unchangeable. “ By accepting that tensions, Allen said, because racism is pervasive is to confront organizations such as the civil the truth that there is no hope. rights commission have little in­ When we say that it is not per­

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It is my fourth year at Santa Barbara. I'm both a biology and economics student working to finish my double major in a fifth year. I am volunteering my services as chairman of the Community Affairs Board and have recently been elected as the Associated Students president. I'm also downtown, one of the 320 or so blacks at this for his direc university. that my 10-yi Something happened to me this sum­ a bicycle -tl mer, a very unfortunate incident, that is happened to truly relevant to the need of an Ethnic and apology, fori Gender Studies requirement on this at fault. It's campus. I was in a local bar in my home brother has": town of Mill Valley (in liberal Marin County) our law-enfo with two of my friends. After ordering the Two years first drink, it was time to jockey for position incident in I at the bar. I suddenly received an extremely p.m. on a mi cold shiver in my heart as a middle-aged walking out i man gave me one of those WHO THE neighbor's t< HELL ARE YOU-type looks. It was not a Johnny Can big deal — Shit Happens! I proceeded noticed an I onward, and as the crowd increased its toward me o A Step Forw ard density with every step, I found myself at house the c the bar with a drink in my hand. I also me what I \ ______Editorial______different outlook is required to truly deal with the problem. found myself next to the man with the evil immediately And as we change our attitudes regarding the complex eye. Well, because of the bodily pressures because I ar Their rumpled figures are a familiar sight on the street nature of the homeless population, we must also amend of the large crowd we did indeed rub he was just corner. And, their presence never fails to go unnoticed. the methods with which we attack the situation. shoulders a few times. On our third contact demanded t Too often, however, the feeling a homeless person elicits What is needed most by the Santa Barbara homeless is a he rose abruptly and yelled, as all seemed "that" hous from those passing by is one of negativity. Coming from a chance to work their way back into society — not help in to have gone silent, "There's no room for him why li aquiring basic necessities like food and clothing. If these standpoint of security, it is all too easy for more fortunate Niggers at this bar." This insult turned into replied that people are to find a job, they need a mailing address, a individuals to castigate the transient for their plight. No a little physical bullshit as the man was Barbara wer one bothers to ask themselves why the homeless are in the phone number and help in making themselves presentable soon thrown out by the bartenders who, from the hoi position they are in and why such a travesty has become so to prospective employers. like almost everyone around me, heard the meant peopl ingrained in our society. A “drop-in” center would help accomplish this and threatening insult. The music soon went I bring the The common misconception is that all homeless people embodies the most promising solution yet conceived to back up and I was offered free drinks for for two ve choose to be so; that these people are out on the streets combat homelessness. Suggested by the Santa Barbara the rest of the night. Yeeal... W RO N G — i because I g< because they have no desire to be a part of society. Yet, Homeless Task Force, the center would provide amenities contrary to general perception, the situation is hardly one like lockers, showers, access to a telephone and a mailing couldn't even finish the drink I paid for. I to the ques woke up the next morning with a very wet of choice. Sure, some of the homeless are so thoroughly address. exists in our disgusted with society and its mores that they will probably Large cities like Los Angeles and New York currently pillow of tears from the night before. mmm ... I h remain homeless — and they are content with this fact. run very effective drop-in center programs. Though our I can remember a.time when my brother, around us, But, at the same time, the majority of those on the city does not rank with these locations in terms of at the age of 10, was playing in our front the greek i streets are there due to forces beyond their control. The population, it has a visible and extremely large homeless yard. While playing, whatever one plays at system is i veteran who feels a stranger in his/her own country. The contingent with a demonstrated need for such a facility. the young age of 10, a sheriff patrolling the fraternities c mentally disabled, released by deinstitutionalization plans. So, Santa Barbara should have no excuse but to choose area stopped his car in front of our house. It's in the faj People, who for various reasons, have lost jobs and are one of the suggested sites for the project and start He immediately grabbed my brother and few minority unable to find new work. And, the rapidly growing number generating funds to make it work. placed him in the back seat of the patrol minority jar of single mothers and their children. Students and community members can help by making car. Luckily my mother heard the com­ Center. Sec These are people who would have a hard time fitting homelessness more of an issue in their minds. Without motion and ran to this act of racism saving when I kno within the confines of the classic transient stereotype. Yet, detracting from the worthiness of other causes, here is a my speechless brother from a drive blacks grad they too are victims of the problem and are people in need social injustice that exists in our own backyard. One that of assistance. students can help solve by continuing dormitory lunch Until now, the response to pleas for help has been to fasts. By contacting a local help agency. Or, with the The Reader's Voice provide temporary shelter and an occasional meal. And, assistance of powerful groups like the Associated what it is lik these measures have been effective to an extent. But, a Students, by coordinating fund-raising events. in the vario Imagine This! getting don Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU Editor, Daily Nexus: surely time! DO yOU THINK Imagine for a moment arriving at work at A.S. COMI\ (UHFN DID HFY, M IND IF fTFND? TOUR AFFAIR IN OFCQURSB I ’M 4 a.m. to a dark gymnasium. The doors are ANY WAY AFFBCTED SUFF. TRUSTMF, THANKS dMON, IC R O S 6- wide open, constituting a "breaking and . IDUNNO, A LOT. YOU REFFRENCF ABOUTA YOURABHJTYTO RICK, TTMAS NO f AGRBF. YOU W O ? enter,” so you call the police. Imagine that ' AOVW PO YOUR JOB AS MÄDFALf ANFDITORHFRF? f I they are tired of hearing about the gym N *6 0 being open at that hour and decide not to . I ' ■ 7 - \ come. Imagine starting to clean the gym Editor, Dail and locker rooms, unsure if anyone is Mr. McC there, unsure about your personal safety. This lett Imagine bringing up your concerns to your (5/18) obj supervisor and feeling your job threatened. (5/11) on Imagine going back to the fearful condition you got so for a few more weeks. Imagine mentioning for my (ou it to the supervisor again, requesting a you and IV walkie-talkie like the other janitorial abhorrenci workers on campus. Imagine your heart I agree \ BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed dropping-when she said no. Imagine the with worn assault statistics and the number of attacks appetite fc in the campus area in the last few months Many men (five). Imagine working in fear every day, level of int your family needs to be fed, bills paid. with but Imagine hearing two male custodial masculinit' workers say that they also would be ego and fc frightened to work that area during that over worn shift. Imagine that your shift will start at 2 every time a.m. instead of 4 a.m. starting June. sexualadv Imagine that you are Vicky Rodriguez, a I disagn custodial worker at Rob Gym, working in two very i fear, frustration, and a sense of woman cj helplessness. Imagine the University which she treating an employee so poorly. Imagine no positio ' Nexus Friday. M ay 22.1987 9 A Colorless Reality W e are encouraged to accept things as Julie Shayne they are and "just be happy that we don't have to live some place like the Soviet W e spend a great deal of time with Union." But have you ever noticed that people of common backgrounds. College is those who are always telling people "quit typically a place where one can meet 'complaining" tend to be rich, white men people from different backgrounds, who aren't touched by the repression classes, places, religions, political inflicted through prejudices towards racial thoughts, majors and so on. But at U C SB minorities, women, and people with there is an irritating lack of variety. What "atypical" political (or social) thought? It is we have here is a big pool of tan, thin, very insulting that the government and blonde haired, blue eyed,’’ "fit" people. media are trying to trick us into believing Everyone appears to be studying the same that things here are much rosier than they thing, listening to the same music, wearing really are. the same clothes, driving the same cars What do you think it would be like to and so forth. Granted there are many grow up in abject poverty? Or to watch people who do not fit into the UCSB mold your children die of malnutrition? Or your but they are definitely the minority. wife and mother and sister be raped in front of your eyes? T H IS IS REALITY!!! (In itown. You see, the sheriff's reason tually go to a four-year college. How many Then there are the racial minorities. How lis direct action was that he thought of your friends went to college? This figure many non-whites do you see walking this case, in Latin America.) Other people my 10-year-old brother was ripping off is dropping, as it was 46 percent at the around campus? W e all know that the of different heritages than you or I ex­ cycle that, for some reason, just onset of the Reagan administration in 1980. proportion is outrageously imbalanced. perience these things as frequently as we iened to be his own. W e did receive an Of this current 28 percent who do go to Being in such an unmixed environment experience the sun, a beer and a party. jgy, formally written, from the officer college, it is a fact that U C S B has the makes it feel as though we are spending It is repression which the people of Latin ult. It's funny though, even today my lowest of any UC minority representation. time with ourselves. America have endured for the past two or ler has somewhat of a hatred toward So when I walk into my biochemistry class In addition, many of us here at U C SB three centuries that caused their cultural aw-enforcing body. I don't blame him. or economics class, you can bet that I'm have spent our pre-college years in all products, their art, music, poetry, etc. to vo years ago, I experienced a similar the only black in there! white private schools being submerged be so amazingly expressive and vivacious. lent in Isla Vista. It was close to 11 With the issuance of an Ethnic and from the beginning in an elitist reality. W e Ironically, this counteracts the mental and on a mid-week summer's night. I was Gender Studies requirement it is obvious are "taught" from the beginning that military weights that attempt to hold them ing out of my house on the way to the that racist attitudes will diminish as time education is a privilege and not a right, and down. The U S. Committee In Solidarity With hbor's television set for an evening of goes on. You see, if those cops or that man that this privilege is only available to the The People Of El Salvador (CISPES) is iny Carson. Exiting my front gate, I at the bar actually had known that there are rich and white. This is our reality — an putting together a Latin American Cultural ;ed an Isla Vista Foot Patrol coming such things as black history, Chicano unchallenged reality that doesn't confront and Solidarity Gathering which will happen ird me on a bicycle. Ten yards from my artists, Native American Indian writers, us with school children in the barrios of the tonight. May 22 at 7:30 p.m. at La Casa >e the officer stopped me and asked etc., perhaps the attitudes of superiority cities that haven't enough food to make it De La Raza (601 E. Montecito St.). There what I was doing in "that" house. I would disappear and the immediate ac­ through a whole day of school — children will be wonderful South American music ediately told him it was my house, but cusations of stealing and Nigger-calling who are basically assumed to be those who luse I am darker than most (or maybe wouldn't have come about. At the campus end up as mechanics, factory workers, by Huayuacaltia, a talk by a representative of the Democratic Revolutionary Front vas just in a bad mood that night), he level an introduction of this cross-cultural waiters and the basic slaves of this con­ (FDR, the political opposition in El anded that I give him the address of requirement would broaden the venience-oriented society. Salvador), Salvadoran crafts, information, it" house. I then got upset and asked educational spectrum that we are sup­ W e need to open ourselves up to other why he was questioning me. He posedly receiving. I really wonder how cultures and realities and admit that a poetry reading and moje!!! W e're ed that a lot of people from Santa many graduates of this university have everyone both inside and outside of this requesting a $2 donation which will go to >ara were coming into I.V. and stealing taken a course focusing on a non-Western country is not living a carefree life as we C ISP E S to help maintain our work. l the houses. To this day I wonder if he history or culture. The only things we are are. W e must experience other ideas, other W e want people to be familiar with the nt people, or black people, interested in, at present, are with American ways of thinking, and of acting. The less culture not only to help overcome things jring these situations out into the open and European white history, along with the exposure we have, the more one sided and like racism, but also because we feel a two very ^important reasons. First, economics and politics of only our, own narrow minded our visions of the world will solidarity movement cannot be built solely by an understanding of the (direct) political ause I get upset when people respond * nation.. - be — the more likely we wifT be sexist and situation in El Salvador and Central he question of "D o you think racism With the implementation of this racist. I think that we all can agree that ego America. W e encourage you all to attend! ts in our society?" with "A h ... well ... requirement it is true that, the con­ or ethnic cultural centrism is partially the For more information please call 961-2139! m ... I haven't seen any!" Folks, it’s all sciousness of the U C S B population would result of unmixed environments that show Solidarity means to "make common ind us, from the cops of Isla Vista to indeed recognize minority groups with us no alternative. cause," to take up other people's struggles greek system. Note that the greek equality rather than inferiority. With these If we were raised to accept people that as our own, recognizing our commonality em is segregated: There are white requirements, once students enter the real look and think "differently" we would have of interests and human aspirations. (But as ernities and there are black fraternities, world, racists' attitudes will decrease, realized at a very young age that we are all I have said, we must overcome these in the faculty of this university from the awareness of minority issues will increase, human and that one's skin color doesn't created differences before we can minority professors to the almost total and the United States will begin to be the make him/her better or worse — merely of recognize that our commonalities and ority janitorial staff of the University country it set out to be ... a country of Life, a different heritage. culture provide a more than beautiful place ter. Second, it makes me hurt inside Liberty, and Justice for all. A s a society we are inherently close- in I know that only 28 percent of all Curtis Robinson is the A.S. president for ' minded about most things. Words like to begin to foster human empathy.) :ks graduating from high school ac- 1987-88. "change" are equated with communism. Julie Shayne is a member of CISPES.

» ______\ 3t it is like to be a female on this campus anywhere, anytime, if all men took a man,. I ask you to question your own accusations, and as somebody who has he various sectors. Imagine something responsibility not to rape. Women do not thoughts, feelings, and actions concerning personally been falsely accused, I know the ting done. Imagine again, because it is ask to be raped, if they asked, it wouldn't sex and the tratment of wome. But don’t pain a thing like that can bring. S o I am jly time!!! be rape, it would be sex. do it for me, do it out of concern and very wary. On one hand I want to kill the guy, and on the other, I am just not proof i. COMMISSION ON THE STATUS OF The second problem is that you justify respect for the women in you life that you positive of who exactly did it. For lack of WOMEN men's aggression when "the girl says no" love. doing either, I am writing this with the by attributing it to "biological forces." ERICH. TAYLOR hopes that my little story will save There is no "biological fact that men are somebody else from the grief I am going more easily sexually aroused than Library Hell No Excuses through. DO NOT under any cir­ women." The statement is completely cumstances leave your stuff alone in the itor, Daily Nexus: false. However, it is a sociological fact Editor, Daily Nexus: library, or anywhere else for that matter. I Mr. McCarthy: that, on the average, men are sexually I have finally been defeated. The girl who guess I was lucky. M y wallet was found, This letter is in response to your letter aroused easier than women. If we submit came here three years ago grinning from among others, in the men's restrooms, and '18) objecting to Neal King's editorial to the myth that raging hormones send ear to ear, and trusting everybody is gone. then turned in to the lost and found. It was, '11) on date rape. It seems to me that men wildly out of control we are saying I write this letter as I literally seethe with of course,, minus the money. M y wallet u got so caught up in "feeling defensive that rape is inevitable. Let me clarify the emotion. Yesterday afternoon, my wallet was not just sitting there. It was inside my • my (our) gender" that you missed what point with a scenario which may be was ripped off from the fourth floor library backpack. This means the guy had no u and Mr. King have: in common — the memorable. couches. Okay, you may think that this is qualms about opening it up and helping horrence of rape andihe desire to end it. You're seventeen years bid and your no big deal, but to me it is. W e students himself. Yea, I guess people really do stuff I agree with you that not all men sleep parents aren't home. You and your have enough complications in our lives, like that. So please, learn from my th women to fulfill their male friends' girlfriend are making out on the couch and enough challenges, without having to mistakes. As Anne Frank once said, I still petite for vicarious dex. But many do. your sexual desires are screaming. A s the worry about what other "fellow students" believe people are basically go.od at heart, I any men don't have sex to enhance the clothes begin to fly you hear the garage are doing behind our backs. What gets me just will not take any more chances. This is teI of intimacy with the woman they are door opening. Your parents are home! If worse is that I have a pretty good.idea not the first time I've been ripped off, but I th but instead to increase their you adhere to the "raging hormones" myth about who did it. I thought that guy sitting intend to do everything possible to see that asculinity. They do iuto strengthen their then picture yourself still fohdling each next to me was acting pretty weird. If only it is the last. Please do the same. 0 and boost their perceived superiority others' naked bodies as they walk in. I'd been more aware.... Part of me wants KELLEYS. STRAUSS er women — and we're encouraging it A s men it is time to finally take to fipd the guy and throttle him. Even ery time we congratulate a man for his responsibility for our own sexual behavior. better yet, being a pre-law student, I want xual adventures and conquests. And it is time to ask, and then to demand it to get my degree, come back, and Last Day for 1 disagree with you, Mr. McCarthy, on of other men. We must become educated prosecute the hell out of him. (Yes, I am fo very important points. You say that a about the issues of rape and sexual trying to retain a sense of humor.) Like I Letter Submissions aman can get herself in a position in harrassment. Members of Men Against said, 1 am pretty sure about who it was. nich she is "asking for trouble." There is Rape will be giving educational programs There is, however, an inherent danger in is Monday, May 25 i position for a woman to be raped — for men today at noon in UCen room 3. As the term "pretty sure." It can lead to false 10 Friday, M ay 22.1987 Daily Nexus SENATE (Continued from front page) “ This campus, I believe, needs W hat tim e is it? to be heard from in ways it is not,” Uehling said. “ This (university) is an extremely fine enterprise, and we need to be out telling the world, presenting a united front to the world about what we’re doing. ” “ The second change has to do “ Time for a social, political, with a slight modification of title,” economic and religious Uehling said. “ Because I believe revolution. This country is the academic function is so im­ founded on lies and immediate portant, I’d like to make that a capital gain instead of long term front and center position, a societal benefits.” position that would take respon­ Dan Herzberg, sibility for the campus, should I freshman, become unavailable. And, I want undeclared that person to devote full attention to academic matters that concern us. This is the primary function of the university,” she said. “ I ’d like call that position the vice chancellor for academic af­ fairs. The job description that has been sent out (in the search for a vice chancellor) is an actual job description. I ’m not proposing any changes.” “ The important difference is the other areas, such as finance, budgeting, physical plant, student affairs, will report directly to me in an organization that I have not “ Time to party. We’re just all yet thought through, and we’ll be tired of it. It’s time to go consulting somebody for that.” F.U.B.A.R.” Uehling said she wants to be Robert Lowe, more involved in day-to-day sophomore, KEITH MAOIQAN/Nexut decisions than the single vice business economics chancellor position allows. “ I UCSB Chancellor Designate Barbara Uehling tells faculty and English would like to have the functions of she will reorganize the administration upon her arrival this institutional advancement, student summer. services and the business-finance- served this campus well this year. things that was said in the budgeting area report directly to It’s with considerable awe that I newspapers today might have me,” she said. step into his shoes. ” suggested to you that we’re not Uehling praised the job done by “ And I know you all join me in going to accept any contributions.” current interim Chancellor Daniel wishing him a speedy recovery,” “ I want to assure you that’s not Aldrich and acting Vice Chancellor she added. the case. As a matter of fact, I ’ll be Robert Michaelsen. “ I ’d like to Uehling wanted to clarify standing at the door to receive take this opportunity to tell you statements in yesterday’s Santa contributions.” Uehling joked. how much I value the services of Barbara News-Press that said all “ It does not mean that we are not Dan Aldrich. I ’ve known Dan for a UCSB fund-raising efforts will be going full speed ahead with private very long time, and I have great “ put on hold.” fund-raising efforts,” she said. respect for him. He’s served the “ We’re not by any means Uehling will probably arrive to University of California system coming to a halt in anything that’s “ Time to go to sleep. We need very well, and he’s certainly take office in late June, she said. . going on,” she said. “ One of the some serious sleeping at this school. I ’m serious.” Son Nguyen, sophomore, nuclear engineering | AVOID $ 50 LATE FEE~ CONTINUING GRADUATES and UNDERGRADUATES You must turn in your Official Registration Form by May 22 or you will be billed a $50 late registration fee. “ Time for this college to take classes more seriously and not Contact the Office of the Registrar just think about the beach and stuff.” if you have not received your Molly Grinsell, sophomore, registration form in the mail. undeclared

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for a black student and was inside of her” until she suddenly academically in good standing,” decided she couldn’t take the SUICIDE EOP Assistant Director Hymon pressure any more, he suggested. (Continued from front page) Johnson said. According to Johnson, because she would never let you know when Barnes had not used the EOP so many friends and close something was wrong,” he added. counseling services, and “ our associates have been affected by SCHOOL’S OUT ! ! “ None of us had any indication at conviction was that she wasn’t Barnes’ untimely death, EOP will all.” having any problems,” Johnson arrange group counseling sessions TOO MUCH TO TAKE HOME The Educational Opportunity said. “ We believe that this was a to help them cope with her suicide. Program, which Barnes visited spontaneous decision.” Barnes’ body has been taken to SELL IT AT THE periodically, also had no indication “ Not even her roommate knew her home in Redwood City, where that she was troubled. “ She anything was wrong with her,” her family has made funeral seemed to be adjusting very well Mack added. “ I think things built arrangements. SA1TA BARBABA is impossible to draw and that the media as a whole perpetrates a PORNOGRAPHY myth that women must look (Continued from p.5) . media in our culture,” Bailey said. “ perfect” at all times. m The views of fundamental “ We need to look at how ad­ “ Women aren’t valued for their 907 S Kellogg Ave. Goleta Christian groups, “ where women vertising objectifies women, how brains, they’re valued for their for Information call 964-9050 in their marriage vows have to mainstream movies ... create bodies and their looks,” senior take a vow of subservience,” stereotypes about young women Catherine Barber said. “ And that should not be mistaken for the and young men, and about what sucks, because I have a good philosophies of feminists, Jackson our sexuality is.” mind.” added. The debate was educational, Society has a repressive attitude “ If we try to impose those UCSB sophomore Jennie Ruggles toward sex, Navarro said, adding standards,” Jackson said, “ we are said. “ Pornography isn’t the only that as a whole, positive sexual indeed putting a (bandage) over problem; there’s a mainstream images could have a beneficial the much more significant acceptance, a value system that effect. A film depicting sex bet­ problem and that is in­ approves and accepts the ween two people enjoying them­ stitutionalized sexism.” degradation of women,” she said. selves, with no violence and no OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 7A.M - 4P.M. The definition of pornography is Sophomore Glenn Taylor depiction of subservience on either changing legally as well, Bailey disagreed. “ There’s plenty of part is not wrong, in his opinion. said, citing recent cases that have pornography that doesn’t degrade considered pornography sex women any more than there’s “ You never see women that are U C SB STUDENTS: Bring your U C SB ID card discrimination. “ Recent decisions pornography that degrades men,” overweight or with breasts that are and be a seller for half price any Sunday! by the Supreme Court have held he commented. a different shape (in por­ (ID card must be current for this school year) that a hostile work environment is Discussion continued that nography),” graduate student discrimination,” she explained. evening, following the showing of Nicholas Arnold said. “ To people who say, ‘If you don’t Raw Images, an explicit film about The group agreed that the root of like it, you don’t have to look at it: ’ pornography and the images it the problem is not pornography, Yes, we do,” Bailey continued. promotes. but instead the fact that men have “ We have to look at it every time Audience members made power in American society. “ Most Date rape Is a crime. we walk in convenience stores, we several comments, saying that the policies in this country are not have to experience it in the quality capitalist system reinforces equally made by men and Call the Rape Prevention Education Program for more of our own lives.” pornography, that an effective line women,” senior Pete Peterson Information. “ We need to look at all forms of between pornography and erotica said. A Public Servie« 961-3778 of the Dally Naxua The Goleta Valley Water Board county human services funds, and the Architecture Revenue Hardy said. SERV/CES Commission have both approved “ At some point, we must develop MOVIE HOTLINE: 963-9503 (Continued from front page) plans for the I.V. Transition House, a funding base from private I.V., Transition House director but the project still requires ap­ organizations,” he said. “ We will METROPOLITAN THEATRES Alice Hasler said. I.V. has not had proval from the County Planning identify the funds... by July 15.” an organized homeless center Commisson, the Coastal Zoning The proposed I.V. Transition CORPORATION since the University Religious Commission and the County Board House is facing similar financial problems. Although local churches 1317 State S t. S.8! 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That’s wrote to Athletic Director Stan Ferrer nor Morrison has taken the baseball team. tims. “ There are people who are ridiculous,” Higgins said. Morrison, asking for a statement sufficient action against the The group stormed the apart­ lying and getting away with it. All Cesari claims he was trying to on the incident and the reason players. “ They have the right to ment and “ sheer mayhem’’ broke of the guys should have at least break the fight up. “ I was keeping disciplinary action had been punish these guys just for being in out, witnesses said. When the fight been charged with trespassing. people apart from each other. I delayed. our room,” he charged. “ I think ended, windows had been broken They were uninvited.” and blood stained the walls. The three accused players were Emergency Medical Technician travelling to Stanford to play in the “ There are people who are lying and getting away with it. ” Bruce Harling referred to the Western Regionals and could not — Matt Higgins scene as “ the worst assault that be reached for comment. They will I ’ve ever seen. There was a real return to UCSB Monday. tried to stop it as much as I could. Morrison replied in a media that it has been a cop-out on the It was a bad situation,” he said in a statement released May 13. “ It is part of Ferrer. He said he would previous interview. my opinion that only law en­ punish his players if they were AVAILABLE Apartment resident Steve Davis forcement agencies and, possibly, involved. They have admitted to agrees with Higgins. “ I think that a court of law can determine being involved, and they have only it is funny that only one guy got responsibility.” been punished by running after APARTMENTS charged with assault. 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while the Gauchos are batting .303. By S co tt Chan non The Shockers have a 4.60 overall Contributing Editor ERA, while UCSB totals 4.84. David Haas, a junior Five days ago, UCSB’s baseball righthander, led the country in season — as far as some people wins with (15-2) and has a .375 were concerned — was dead and ERA. In 117.2 innings, he struck buried. Turn in the helmets, pack out 98 batters and has a career up the bats, and hang up your mark of 35-5. cleats. Shocker outfielder Tim Raley, “ I would look at this season as a named the MVC’s MVP and bad year, and a down year, and a tournament MVP, leads his team frustrating year,” Assistant Coach in batting average (,407), hits Bob Brontsema said. “ But now (110), RBIs (72), and runs scored that we’re in the playoffs, all of a (100). Other offensive stars include sudden we’re talking a silver lining designated hitter Rick Olives (18 on a dark cloud.” HR, 71 RBI, .323) and second A typically gloomy, overcast baseman Mark Standiford (14 HR, Monday brought enlightening news 72 RBI, .342). As a team, the for the baseball team, which was Shockers stole 208 bases, UCSB awarded an at-large bid into the stole 77. NCAA Western Regional I at “ Because they run so much,” Stanford’s Sunken Diamond. This Brontsema explained, “ we’d like marks UCSB’s third trip in five to start somebody who keeps them years, but it also marks their first from running.” at-large selection. Renay Bryand, because he is a Tim McKercher watches Loyola-Marymount players celebrate a homerun at last year's The Western Regional II at lefthander, is a prime candidate. regional, won by the Lions. Lovola did not qualify for the regionals this year. Arizona State is another one of However, Bryand (5-0, 3.88) has eight six-team regionals. The been experiencing soreness in his success at Sunken Diamond the going 6-6-1. The Gauchos took two- winner of each regional advances left elbow ever since he injured an past few seasons. In their last of-three from Texas as well, went to the College World Series in ulnar nerve earlier this season. appearance, the Gauchos took two- 1-2-1 against Pepperdine, and 1-2 Omaha, Nebraska. Other possible starters — all of-three games from Stanford to versus Fullerton. UCSB, seeded fifth with a 30-23-2 righthanders —■ include Dan open last season. In their last six UCSB was 14-13-1 against teams Gaucho overall record, plays a first-round Peters (5-1,4.45), Mike Myers (4-4, games there, the Gauchos have hit ranked in the Top 25. game against second-seeded 4.91) and Steve Connolly (4-4,8.07). .322 with 10 homeruns. Unquestionably, UCSB’s tough Announcement Wichita State (58-18) today at 12:30 Jeff Cesari (3-2, 3.89) started 10 The Gauchos feel right at home schedule pumped up the 30-23-2 p.m. Other games include games this season but will not at Stanford since 14 players are record. Minnesota is seeded sixth Washington State (42-17) vs. Oral pitch this weekend due to an in­ from Northern California. In 1983, behind UCSB even though the Roberts (45-17) at 9:30 a.m. and jured right shoulder. UCSB fell to Stanford in the Gophers won six more games ( 36- Men’s Cross Country Minnesota (36-23) vs. Stanford (44- Should the Gauchos keep it close championship game of the Western 23). See if you have what it takes to 16) at4:00p.m. through the early innings, their Regional. But even though the Gauchos be a part of the 1987-88 squad. A trip to Omaha entails winning .chances will improve drastically “ We could have won it, we didn’t have the spectacular record, •When: Tuesday, June 2nd at 3 four consecutive games, or losing with a solid 1-2 punch out of the should have won it,” Brontsema, a they did finish the season 6-2, with p.m. * one and winning five. Lose two and bullpen. Butch Seuberth (.357 member of that team, said. six of those games on the road. •Where: Bleachers at Pauley you’re out. If UCSB wins today, the ERA) and Lee Carballo (3.33 — led A rematch with Stanford (Pac 10 Momentum almost always plays a Track. Gauchos will play the winner of the team) each recorded seven saves champion and ranked second bigger role than overall record, Washington State-Oral Roberts this season. nationally) in the championship and the Gauchos hope to capitalize Next Week in Sports contest at 4:00 p.m. Saturday. If The starting line-up, meanwhile, game would be an anxiously in their darkhorse role. Look for season wrapups of they lose, the Gauchos will play the is as follows: catcher — Tim awaited game for both teams since “ We’ve got to put the fact that both men’s and women’s track winner of the other game at 12:30. McKercher (.347), first base — the Gauchos captured two-of-three we had a semi-disappointing and field, as well as the ipen’s The Shockers of Wichita State, Greg Vella (.292,11 HR, 55 RBIs), games from the Cardinal at season behind us, ahd get a tennis season wrapup. ranked 11th in the nation, won the second base — Russ Ballati (.277), Campus Diamond this season. The positive outlook for the playoffs,” Missouri Valley Conference shortstop — Erik Johnson (.312,18 Gauchos won Sunday’s series Brontsema said. “ Our biggest overall crown with a 13-7 con­ doubles, 42 RBIs), third base — finale with five runs in the bottom problem isn’t Wichita State, it’s ference record. Wichita State, Doug Williams (.230), left field — of the ninth to win, 10-9. UC Santa Barbara.” making its sixth appearance in the Quinn Mack (.310, 18 doubles, 7 ON THE AIR: KCSB (91.9 FM) last eight years, finished second in HRs, 48 RBIs), right field — Joe Stanford was just one of many will broadcast all Gaucho games the 1982 College World Series. This Kemp (.346, 9 HRs, 44 RBIs), and top-caliber teams UCSB met. In live, beginning with today’s at season, the Shockers captured designated hitter — Tom Logan the final Baseball America poll, 12:15 p.m. Tony Lopez and Derrick their conference tournament after (.343, 37 RBIs). Either Tim Ed­ one through four included Texas, Shirley will call the action. Check losing the first game then winning monds, Vance Pascua, or Peter Stanford, Pepperdine and Cal the broadcasts — or the Santa five in a row. Martin will start in center. State Fullerton. UCSB played 13 Barbara News Press for future As a team, WSU is hitting .318, The Gauchos have enjoyed games against those four teams, game times.

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BEAT THE RUSH 2F Needed to share a Del Playa apt Part-time A pt Manager R O UND T R IP A N Y W H E R E in 48 SPACIOUS SUMMER F or Sale main that U A L flies-open dates first Sublets some 9 month .. 1 year for next year. Jun-Jun lease. Call 87-88 Acad. yr. $350 takes it! Lv Mess.968-6872 Bill SABADO SUBLET!!! leases 968-9760 ask 4 Maria, Sue, Christina Must have plumbing/ maintenance 18’ CATAMARAN w/ TRAILER. $136 Skip to class w/ease shr. pool 2 or 1 space aval. Balcony, very nice- 2 F Rmmts: Studious but FU N ! 4 exper. for I. V. Bldg. New tramp., custom sails, double $150 All bills pd pet ok nr bch act good location-Call today-Gary 685- Sept. 87-8 yF. $244/ mo, 2b/ 2b in IV. ph. 967-6785______traps., and extras. X-cellent cond. $250 Gets it w/pvt bath many extras ROUND TRIP 9573______. ■ ■' ______• Hurry and call Carla 968-5832 or Sue Must see. $1400 OBO Call Mark or London...... From $480 $435 Dandy studio pet ok has patio 968-4317 ______SUPERVISORS NEEDED Chris 968-3229 ______$445 N r the sea .. furn too! pd utils 2 M/F NS needed for Masterbdrm in P aris...... 8599 BRAND NEW 6555 $475 Lofty chic abode bike to class APPLY NOW! Refrigerator FOR SALE $100 OBO- 2Bdrm Montecito house. Spec­ $480 Must see 1 bd hop to class nice A re you motivated, dependable, Med. size 1.7 cu Call Greg 685-9405 Frankfurt...... fS10 tacular ocean vw, pvt bath, pvt DP GREAT OCEAN $500 Tripy neato pad has pool .. personable? UCen Food Service now COMPACT DISC PLAYER. jacuzzi. huge sundk, yrd, firepl, Amsterdam ...... 9588 more accepting applications for Cafeteria TOSHIBA HOME/ PORTABLE washer/dryer, dshwsher, hrwdflr, Zurich...... 9590 $700 Decent 2 bd w/ deck for taning Supervisors 5.95/HR. Previous FS/- UNIT. GOOD CONDITION. $140. VIEW $350/person. Bob 969-2135______One room avail, summer sublet in $840 Bigger 2 bd furnished has patio Supervisory experience preferred. C A L L BR IAN at 685-8622 ______Copenhagen...... 9895 $950 Choice Dual bath 2 bd loaded 2 roommates to share ocn side DP Training starts immediately. Fall beautiful oceanside house, fireplace, FOR SALE, good deals: Mistral Rome...... 9665 $1150 3 Bd onSabado Tarde hurry apt for 87-88. 6757 no. D 685-5644-- .Employment guaranteed, summer private parking, plus much more. sailboard fully outfitted w/racks; now . Lots o’extras Come to THE HOLE possibilities. Apply UCen Rm 2294 Athens...... 9685 685-0896 Sonja or Marya.______DynastarlSO’s, boots, poles; quality $1200 Nr bch 3bd 2 ba 2 gar frplc Can you beat $240 a month? On Trigo M -F 8-5 . stereo components, turntable, T.E.E.TRAVEL $1250 Furnished 3 bd 6 ok packed w/- w/ balcony, fireplace, parking lot. CARING ASSISTANCE needed for speakers, equalizer, tuner. All SUMMER Wl- 2922 De La Vina C-2 d ' Need 2 clean N/ S M/ F 685-6357 HANDICAPPED CHILD weekday reasonable offers accepted. Call $1875 Ready for you 4 bd prime area What a deal!______afternoons and weekends. Some John 968-5408. S.B. 93105 « (805) 569-0082 STYLE THESE ARE JUST A FEW F roommates for SANTA YNEZ who nursing skills-Will train-immediate sublet, oceanview, 2 bd, 1 ba, new MORE COMING IN DAILY AT like to be outdoors and active, are openings. Good pay. Good summer utos for ale carp. Front and back lawns, sun, A S T utoring RENTAL NEWS fun but STUDIOUS. Neat (esp. job! balcony, clean, 6758 S.T. “ B ” Call Open 7 days Call 687-7218 kitchen) N-smoker Call Debbie 968- '______Call parents 964-5061 1979 Ford Mustang. Must sell. Off to Dave 685-7604 Foreign language tutoring IV ELLWOOD GOL SB 3311 and let’s meet!______Europe. $100p OBO. Please call FALL EMPLOYMENT - APPLY Tutors available in IV, SB, Gol & Furnished room in EUwood home. NOW! 685-4585. ______Carp. Call The Language Link 965- SUMMER SUBLETTI! Prefer health conscious person. Have an on-campus job waiting THE SQUID ‘65 DODGE DART 2382 ______AVAILABLE NOW 2br. 2ba. on Sabado 6500 blk. Share bath. WC pet 300 and utilities. when you return to school next fall. Reliable, great around town 1 bd. Aparts next to $600 mo. obol Call Natalie 685-1176 968-0092.______. UCen Food Service now accepting machine. Loves to go surfing. Only T yping applications for Food Service $335 563-2122 ______Campus New Kitchens f t S UM M ER SUBLET- Girls needed M or F Rmmt needed for nice Goleta for D.P. apt., Oceanside oceanfront. hs.-own room, $300 mthly. Call Joe Assistant. Work around your class 76 VW bus DAILY 0N-CAMPÜS Int. schedule: Morning, lunch, afternoon Call Kim or Romy at 968-8230. or Lisa 685-2084 eves ______21 eng. Excellent condition cd $595 mo 682-2340 shifts available. UCen Cafeteria, 687-9992. ___ PICK-UP SUMME SUBLET! 1 ' 1/2 bdrm- Needed one female roommate ASAP Deli, Nicoletti’s, Arbor, Buchanan, perfect for 3. 6500 blk Sabado. Close to share 3 bdrm 2 bth Oceanside D P 86 M INIVAN of your dreams-Dodge, PROFESSIONAL Alice’s, Faculty Club. 10-18/week to campus/beach. For more info apt. must be able to live with 5 P/ S, P/ B, CARAVAN. AM/ FM, $4.59 hr. Pick up applications at THIS SUMMER, Call Annie 685-9089. Rent negotiable. partier type girls who smoke. Call cassette. 20,000 Mi. tinted windows, WORDPROCESSING UCen Information Desk, M -F 8am - Michelle at 685-6725.______curtains. Ready to go traveling, Papers, Reports, Dissertations Summer Sublet 6619 Oceanside D.P. 11pm through May 27.______camping. REASONABLE 964-4481 Typing/ Editing GET LAID-BACK w/patio 2M or 2F only $220 Call S UM M ER S U B L E T need 1 rmmt GREAT SUMMER JOB! Run your f a s t , a c c u r a t e ; L E T T E R - 6689 Sabado Private single and Becki or Monica 968-4518______mid June-Sept. 6794 D.P. across Must sell by 6/10. 1981 Dodge Colt, own business and work with lots of QUALITY PRINTING double. Great-4-Summer school, from D.S. Park $150/ mo. Call Pat 53k miles, mech sound, orig owner. Summer Sublet Single room avail, other college students at same time. 563-2331 (message) M-F, Eves, clean w/parking Call Chris of Marc 685-0240 ______$1600. Call 961-4411 or 968-6497. for 1 F in house w/backyard on Weekends 968-6301______. Avg student make $4500. Call Gary Sabado. Call Gina 685-0116. Sublet on Trigo! 2 people needed for TOYOTA COROLLA 76, sporty 2 685-0092. 1 F NS Single for summer sublet townhouse w/ fireplace, 2 baths, fun door, 5 spd, air cond, clean, in-n-out, ^ f H E Summer Sublet-2br/2ba nicely HOUSECLEANERS \ oceanside D P w/balcony close to roommates. Call Rob for info 968- must drive, $1,185 685-3204 furnished apt has a balcony and a campus. Rent negotiable- Call Barb for IV June 15-16-17-18 RIGHT yard. 6722 Sueno 180/mo neg. Call 1438 ______685-0127______• ‘ Experience necessary $7/hr B icycles 685-9683______; Tired of living in IV? IF n/s wanted ph 967-6785 MARGIN 1 F n/ s welcome to share clean, Summer sublet our spacious O-side to share CU TE house in SB-Fun 22 in. F A G G IN AERO. Modolo quiet 3 bdrm/ 2 bath-3 miles from DP room. Price and dates roomies OW N ROOM Mattie 685-6292 brakes, Campy hs, bb, nr, sr. $800 or VISIT UCSB 1 blk from Goleta Library. negotiable. Call Stacy 685-6997 or leave miss.______Call 964-9485______part sell. Make deal. 687-6663. Lv OUR NEW Krissy 968-3497. - mess. ______» 1 M roommate needed to shr summ M iscellaneous P " " i Tired, bored with life? Sublet ISLA VISTA BIKES preowned LOCATION sublet 6762 S.T. $150 mo. 6-15 9-15 big Oceanside D P apt. 2 spaces Call Serving all your Word Processing and roomy. Contact Ric at 685-9895. cycles-instant repairs-parts-rentals John K 968-0259 PALO ALTO SUMMER THICK (M-Sat 10-59 Adj to Borsodi’s 968- and typing needs - Convenient IV 1 bdrm apts nest to campus for June Townhouse on Abrego 2 bdrm 2 full 9270 ______location. 87-88. New kitch and inter. $600 mo. VIDEO ■ Crust ■ 990 Embarcadero del Mar. 968-8242. bth For Summer. Rent negotiable Great place. Clean 682-2340.______Meet new people and join in the fun. CALL Jill or Kath 685-7820 leave Insurance A PLUS WORD PROCESSING Try acting, writing and filming an 2 Bdrm 2 bath unfurn unit in duplex message!! ______,• One Coupon per Pizza action romance comedy movie. Papers $1.50 ds; Resumes, letters avail July 1. Call Ardelle 966-2211; AU TO INSUR AN CE 25 percent For more info Call Greg at 685-1266 and more. Call 964-4377 10am-7pm 968-2626 For more info.______■ _ discount possible on auto if G P A is Mon-Fri.______•_ 3.0 or better. FAR M ER S IN ­ 2Br./ 2BA Poolfront Apt. in Hrt of R esumes COSBY’S SECRETARIAL SER­ SUR ANC E call 682-2832-Ask for IV., Fum., From 6-87 to 6-88 $950 mo. Sloan.Kathy, or Lvnette______VICE Ut’s paid. 6591 Seville no.10. Call 42 Aero Camino, Ste 103; 685-4845 Greg. 968-4778 l.mg. PROFESSIONAL M otorcycles (Off Hollister near Los Carneros) 2 Female subletters needed for D.P. RESUME SERVICE PROFESSIONAL TYPIST Oceanside apartment from June to 1984 HONDA M A GN A 500cc only 12.5 Expert Writing, editing, translation, No job toojsmall or large Aug, Call Mia at 685-9420.______Kmi MUST SELL BEFORE I layout & printing S.B. 569-3787, 22 W. Pica or Elite DAILY LUNCH LEAVE FOR FRANCE. XLLENT 2 Females for D P Ocnside apt. 87/88 Mission, Goleta 683-3280, 5276 DOMINO’S 964-7304 COND $1200 CA LL P A U L 682-6279 271mo. Call Adam 685-9895 Kent 685- SPECIALS Hollister No. 351. Nationwide PIZZA WORD PROCESSING - TYPING - 7743 Califor more details« ‘84 INTERCEPTE R-Xlnt Cond. Lifetime Updating EDITING - EMERGENCY? CALL 968-1057 Only 3800 miles, always maintained. 2 M roommates needed to shr summ $2.85 EVENINGS & WEEKENDS. reek essages Very new. BEST O F F E R or trade sublet 6762 S.T. $150 mo. 6-15 9-15 big G M MY PRIVATE SECRETARY 685-5412 and roomy. Contact Ric or Adam at DAILY DINNER (C IN D Y ) 964-3108. • . 685-9895.______WORD PROCESSING SPECIALS ZBT'S and LITTLE PART-TIME CLERICAL College M ovies 2 bd 2 ba unf 6575 Cordoba unf $1050 Reports, Dissertations, Resumes, student wanted to work part-time mo. first, last sec. Contact Bob Tuler Desktop Publishing. Fast, accurate, (13 hours a week), in an insurance 682-2477 Eve 563-2244______$4.75 SISTERS reasonable. Impossible Deadlines Get ready bcause the Colo. River office. Must have a grade point 1 BED, 1 BA. NEWLY FUR­ Our Specialty. IBM XT/ Microsoft will never be the sam e!! average of “B” or above. Requires NISHED. KITCHEN NOOK Access * FREE DELIVERY ★ WORD With $8 minimum order 4-11pm The 1st Memorial wkend canoe trip general clerical and receptionist to sun deck, sectional couch $575/- CalI'682-4140 8 A.M.-5 P.M. is ready-to launch! experience. Must enjoy job variety DUNDEE mo. See mgr. at 6650 Abrego no. 105. 685-7088*9685453 Bware of the and be flexible. Call Terri 687-5335. Carol’s Word Processing 685-1153. Call 685-3329 for more info.______5/26 f t 5/27 6527 Madrid, IV SUMMER JOBS FOR THE EN­ (Tues f t Wed) Resumes. Cover letters, Papers. 2 BED, 2 FULL BATH. ONE Style and Gram m ar Check ZEBE PLUNGE! VIRONMENT IV THEATER ONLY92.5C P R IV A T E BATH Also study room. EARN 2 to 3 THOUSAND DOLLARS New carpet and linoleum floors. Alpha Phis! Gear up for the In­ CalPIR G is hiring summer staff for 7 *9 « 11 PM TYPING MY HOME Access to sun deck and private R mmt. W anted ternational Celebration this Friday, 70 cities including Santa Barbara, Sp o n s by Alpha Chi O m ega Fast, Accurate patio. See manager at 6650 Abrego M a y 22 at E a r l W a r r e n Los Angeles, Pasadena, Long ft Phi Kappa Psi No Checks no. 105, call 685-3329. 1-2 n/s rmmts needed to share 2-bdr Showgrounds! Press up and be there apt on Sabado Tarde (Laguna Apts). at 7pm. ______Beach, San Fransisco, Santa Cruz, ______968-6770______Family coming to town for 1 blk to UCSB and beach; clean; San Diego, D.C. and Boston. Office TYPING NEAR UNIVERSITY Graduation? Rent them a beautiful Alpha Phis! Congrats on 1st place at located in Isla Vista. Career op­ BALCONIES w/OCEAN VIEW! IBM Selectric Fast Correct Spelling condo located on the Ventura Anchor Splash and 2nd place at Push portunities also available. Call Dana Avail June 20 for 3-12 mas. Dave 685- $1.50 PG Dbl-Sped 968-7515 Harbor. Sleeps 6, fully furnished Cart Races! Have we got anywhere 961-8319. 3797 or Trish/Kelly 685-9716.______togobutUP?!? Word Processing/Editing /Typing with everyting you need; including a 8 People needed to put on a country By Experienced Professional swimming pool. Rec Room w/gym GAMMA PHI BETA SENIORS- brkfst in Oak Park July 4, 9-11:30 near Hwy. 101 and Patterson. and Even has maid service! OCEAN FRONT DP Win a million on your Las Vegas trip A.M. Good money. For more info 2 ______967-2530 ______Available June 12-19. $1060991-4415 * this weekend! Have a blast!______call Jeannette 8-5 P.M . 682-3700 HAVE A D.P. SUMMER! 87-881! 1F needed 6613 D P w/- E A R N $7-$10 per hour W anted Oceanview sundeck. Lg. dbl. w/ Great Roomies!! I Must be resp., L imousines Delivery persons needed. Dominos bath. $200 per/ psn. OBO 968-0920 neat, and fun!! Call Debbie 685-4328 Pizza. 968-1057. .______: _ -■ 1 Responsible, easy-going male for Nicole/ Karen • , . . H U R R Y !! , summer sublet on Del Playa. Great Experienced bike worker wanted. SUMMER SUBLET Master IF NS to share clean huge rm w/F view across from park. Call Jeff at Apply at Isla Vista Bikes 10-5 968- bedroom, private bath, and balcony- and live with 3 great guys also. We t YOUR S.B. t 685-0076______9271______' ; '1 . , - Deck overlooks big grass backyard have own bath. Apt. close to dwn- H E L P ! N/S F UCD Grad needs quiet town I.V. and great prkg and lndry t L IM O t Summer resident children’s camp in in N E W duplex rent neg. Call Erin own room/studio sublet $230 mo. Call now. 685-3438 Michelle Southern Sierras looking for hard­ 968-1360 AN OASIS IN LV . ____ DESPERATE! Deborah 685-3346 t CONNECTION $ working assistant cooks. Learn to SUMMER SUBLET OCEANVIEW lv. message. Leave Message PLgASE! ______cook bread in an outdoor oven, and IF Furn BD Nice, Clean, and Quiet 1 F N/Srm t. to share V 5* - S.B.T. t prepare home-grown food. Rustic W A N T E D : Scooter--50cc or 80cc Santa Ynex apt 11/2 Ba Avail 6/15 spacious apt. on Cordoba. setting, wholesome environment. It must be able to go at least 40 mph. $285 Call Diane 685-8642______2 bdrm, 2 bath. Kris 685-3716 _ ‘ - - + 5% DISCOUNT * I need it by June 1. Please call Patti Room, board, & salary. For more ZBT HOUSE-ONE BEDROOM IF needed to share room O-side D P 685-6851.______info call, Jameson Ranch Camp. 1- APTS FOR RENT 807 Embar. Del 6700 block 87-88 School year. Jenny 536-8888. Fem ale N/S needs room for F A L L Norte 7/ 1/ 87-6/ 30/ 87. An awesome 685-0523. : : ONLY-C all Chris 968-7923. Will V (with this ad) + This smmer, work to save hundreds place to live! 685-9949______1 F needed to share room in cute Services Offered share. of lives. S A N E is hiring staff to help DP SUBLET-3BD, 2BA $125 house w/ backyard on Sabado. Call * 963-3355 $ put an end to contra aid and the GIFTS FOR GRADS!!! H E Y Y O U I Want to sub-let your apt. DOUBLE $175 SINGLE CALL MIKE Carla andGina 685-0116 ., , , nuclear arms race. Set the agenda this summer? Well I’ll pay up to $100 SAY GOODBYE TO THAT GRAD 685-5379 ■ 1 Male Rmmt. wntd pool wash. Dry for the 1988 elections. Positions in for the experience THANK Y O U and W/STYLE Large 2bd 2 ba Microwave, blinds in complex. Chalet Sevelle. Great S.F. and S.B. and L.A. Excel, bens. HAVE A NICE DAY! Call Adam 685- GIFTS DELIVERED-WATCH 12 mo unf $895, fur $885 Plus util location June - June Yr. Lease. $240 eetings Call (213) 470-4493 _ 0701, ______M N E X T W E E K ’S 9 mo unf $900, fur $935 monthly utilitiespd. 685-9663. NEXUS FOR MORE DETAILS... I WANT A SUMMER SUBLET Large lbd 1 ba l M/ F Needed for co-ed Pasado Apt. GAY-LESBIAN PEERS will be R ides I W A N T A S IN G LE A N D 1 W A N T IT UCSB TAN -D O N’T BU RN 12 mo unf $550, fur $585 Flexible, fun rmmts. June-June holding office hours from 8pm - CHEAP Treat yourself to a great tan without 9 mo unf $575, fur $610 lease, $230/ mo. Call Tim or Joan 10pm Mon-Wed. for the rest of the IF YOU DON’T THINK YOU CAN negative effects of the sun. Control Call 968-0811 r35-6346 quarter 961-GLSU. SUBLET YOUR APARTMENT acne, psoriasis, etc. 5858 Hollister. 1 M needed for 87-88 school yr 2 C A L L ME -M IK E 685-4893.______* Y O U R S.B . B U S * 11 a.m. - 9 p.m. 967-8983 SUNTIM E Lg furn studio 2 rmmts fine share w/3 other mellow guys $231/- A d I nformation SUNTANNING CENTER. Want room for summer sublet string $450/rno 6500 Blk ST we’ll sublet mo. El Greco and Emb Del Mar. CLASSIFIED ADS CAN BE * CONNECTION * June 15 to Sep. 15. Can pay $150 for for smmer. Great deal. 685-3647 Clean place, BIG kitchen. Call now! * 15-300 Passengers £ own rm $100 to share. Pate at 968- PLACED UNDER STORKE T ravel N E W LA R G E 1 BDRM APT. furn., Darren 968-6210. TOW ER Room 10418a.m-4p.m. M-F X (fraternities, sororities ^ 4325 frost free refg., Ceiling Fan, mini 1 M rmt needed for June-June lease P R IC E IS $3.30for 3 lines (p erd ay), ^ on or off campus parties)^ F or R ent blinds, coverd prkg. near UCSB. For at6720Trigo. Very clean, 2 bdrm, 2 36 spaces per tine. 30 cents each line ■F 5 % Discount (w/ad) j* Wanted - Anyone going to Ireland Now & Fall 968-7928 ______bth, and yard $260/ mo. Call 685-1413. thereafter. * 963-3355 * this summer. Need traveling S UM M ER S U B L E T - Hurry! Only 2 SKYVIEW APT - lbdrm Furn 1 fun F n / s wanted to share 3bdr/ No phone ins. we do not accept Visa companion just till we get there so spaces left! Share w/2 fun girls on spacious/cln, avail June 1 or now. 2ba S U N N Y Trigo apt-Balcony. or MasterCharge (or other credit * S .B .T . * old man will not go grey! Call Kim 6700 block of Trigol! Call now for $600mo incl. util. Next to Giovannis laundry fac, only $230/ mo. Call 685- cards). Ad must be accompanied by 968-7746. ______info! Traci 968-0884 or Julie 968-4623. 685-9649 Mary______4925 anytime _____ payment. Daily Nexus 16 Friday, M ay 22,1987 r * w i r D ining & Entertainment

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