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Police Arrest Student for Alleged Date Rape of Intoxicated Woman

By Steven Elzer Feb. 20 incident, when the suspect and the Campus Editor victim gathered at a party in the dormitory. At the party, the pair drank a bottle of champagne and the victim “ became intoxicated to such a UCSB police officials arrested a UCSB point where she was clearly unable to reason on student Wednesday for alleged "date rape” her own behalf,” Alvarez said. after another student reported that she was The female student told police officials that KjjpNI forced to engage in sexual acts while too in­ she refused the suspect’s advances, but the toxicated to consent. suspect denied her assertion, Alvarez said. The alleged rape occurred almost three Officers based their charges upon the vic­ months ago, but was not reported to police tim’s statement and supporting corroboration officials until May 1, UCSB Police Lt. Tony from witnesses at the party. “ Witnesses to the Alvarez said. Both students are residents of the event said she was intoxicated and unable to Anacapa on-campus dormitory. provide consent,” Alvarez said, adding people The 18-year-old victim contacted officers knew that the victim had refused to grant after attending a counseling session on date willful consent. “ Based upon our investigation, rape, Alvarez said. “ There was some confusion we believed there was probable cause.” on the part of the (victim ) as to whether a The suspect has told investigators that he did crime had occurred.... She did not know that in engage in sexual acts with the woman, “ but fact it was a crime.” there’s a difference in stories as to whether it The 27-year-old suspect was arrested on- was consentual or not,” Alvarez said. campus after the district attorney’s office and After the February incident, the victim police investigators were granted an arrest confided in friends and family. “ She knew warrant. what ... had happened was wrong and The arrest follows an investigation of the* (See CRIME. p.U) Political Adviser Speaks On Hart, Media Responsibility

By Patrick Whalen to his role, if any, in the affair. It is a subject he Assistant Campus Editor wishes would go away. In Wednesday’s edition of the Washington Post, Hart friend and Louisiana lawyer- “ It’s a fundamental character flaw. I don’t lobbyist William Broadhurst alleged that know how else to describe it. There’s something there, and I can't tell you what it Caddell may have been involved in exposing is.... That’s my conclusion. It’s nothing bad. It the Hart-Rice affair. Broadhurst hosted Hart, doesn’t mean I don’t love Gary. It doesn’t mean Rice and Rice’s friend Lynn Armandt on a March boat cruise to Bimini. I don’t think Gary has terrific qualities. He’s a smart sonofabitch, a brilliant conceptualist. “ Don’t know if he’s ever said this or not, but It's just that office. Gary Hart reacts to victory it’s been told to me several times that Pat different than anyone I ’ve ever seen. It’s as Caddell has said he would do anything to ruin though he has a death wish. ” Gary Hart,” Broadhurst was quoted as saying in the Post article. — Patrick Caddell, The Washington Post National Weekly Edition, May 18,1987 Caddell emphatically denies any in­ volvement in the matter, although he confirms Thirty-seven year-old Patrick Caddell was he was in Florida to make a speech and conduct initiated into the spectrum of presidential business a week before the Hart-Rice link was politics by Gary Hart, when the former 1988 exposed by the Miami Herald. Democratic frontrunner employed him as a Hart still owes Caddell approximately pollster for candidate George McGovern in $100,000 from his work on the unsuccessful 1984 1972. Since that time, a lot of water has passed campaign. It is uncertain when Caddell will under the bridge. receive payment as a result of the fiscal limbo From the McGovern campaign, Caddell, a Hart has been mired in for some time. Harvard graduate, went on to successfully Yet Caddell would not comment on his strategize Jimmy Carter’s run at the personal relationship with Hart or what he presidency in 1976, and unsuccessfully or­ knows of Hart’s alleged fraternization with a chestrate Carter’s re-election bid four years variety of women. “ It’s just not something I later. choose to discuss,” he said. When the 1984 campaign rolled around. Hart The two men’s relationship has been recruited Caddell to help him on a part-time documented frequently in the national press. basis in his attempt for the presidency. Hart The Los Angeles Times recently cited an in­ was foiled by Walter Mondale at the stance in the 1984 Illinois primary where Democratic national convention in San Caddell advised Hart to run a series of Francisco in November of that year, however. television commercials attempting to link In October of 1986 Caddell formally stepped Mondale to Chicago political boss Edward R. down from political consulting, citing an (Fast Eddie) Vrodylak. At the last minute Hart “overall negativity” prevalent in recent decided to withdraw the spots, but was unable politics. to because it was on a Saturday. Caddell later But because of a personal commitment, admitted that the ensuing fiasco cost Hart his RICHARD O'ROURKE/Naxu* Caddell is embarking on yet another campaign lead in the primary, the Times article said. trail in June, this time with close friend Senator But Hart is now out of the presidential arena Into the Drink — Jeff Macklin, project engineer for "The Stinger," Joe Biden of Delaware. He took a brief stop at and on the scandal pages. And as Dr. Hunter S. attempts an ocean trek on his senior project. Fellow engineering UCSB to teach two courses — Political Science Thompson said in Fear and Loathing on the students help him stabilize the craft, which was designed by Macklin, 151 and 595 — to relax and reflect before the Campaign Trail, ’72, “ At this point the story Bruce Reichenfeld and Brian Barres. campaign. becomes very slippery, with many loose ends The very short trip ended when a pontoon broke off and the hull So he thought. and dark shadows.” Whatever the legitimacy cracked due to stress caused by waves. "Back to the drawing board!" As the sex scandal involving Hart and Miami of Broadhurst’s allegations, there is still a actress Donna Rice continues to unravel, campaign for the highest office in the land to be Caddell has become the subject of inquiries as (See CADDELL, p.12) 2 Friday. May 15,1987 Daily Nexus From the Associated Press

W orld N ation Bolivian Official Says Expulsion McFarlane Says He Stands By Most Californian Republicans of Klaus Barbie to France Legal Everything He Has Testified To Urge Offshore Oil Exploration LYON, France — Bolivia expelled Klaus Barbie to France WASHINGTON — Former National Security Adviser INDIO — Twelve of California’s 18 Republican for trial on Nazi war crimes charges to save the civilian Robert McFarlane, declaring, “ I stand by everything I representatives signed a letter urging President Reagan government that had been elected after years of military have testified to,” told the Iran-contra hearings Thursday to veto any legislation that prohibits or restricts offshore rule, a former Bolivian official testified Thursday. he does not recall meeting with Saudi Arabia’s King Fahd oil and gas exploration, Rep. Alfred McCandless says. The other witness at Thursday’s court session was to solicit a contribution for the Nicaraguan rebels. “ The U.S. has to become more self-sufficient in energy, Erhard Dabringhaus, a former U.S. Army intelligence “ I don’t believe we had any meeting there,” McFarlane and more offshore drilling is the best way to accomplish officer. He said the United States continued using Barbie said, even though a source close to the Saudis asserted that. Oil tankers off our coast create a greater risk of oil as an anii-communist agent after Thursday that the onetime spills than drilling,” McCandless, R- learning of his service with the presidential adviser met with the Indio, said Wednesday. Gestapo service, during which he king at the Saudi ambassador’s However, most of the state’s 45- became known as the “ Butcher of house outside Washington at a time member House delegation opposes a Lyon.” when U.S. aid to the contras was plan proposed last month by Interior Barbie was absent on the fourth banned. Secretary Donald Hodel for new oil day of his trial in Lyon Assize Court. McFarlane’s denial came in and gas drilling of California and The city’s wartime Gestapo chief, response to a question from Rep. other coastal states within five now 73, announced Wednesday that Jack Brooks, D-Texas, about the years. he would not attend court sessions on grounds he had been alleged McFarlane-Fahd meeting, which was first The 12 California Republicans are among 148 co-signers kidnapped from Bolivia and brought here illegally. reported in the Washington Post. in the House who pledged to uphold a presidential veto if France and Bolivia do not have an extradition treaty, McFarlane also disclosed that President Reagan had Congress restricts offshore exploration. but Gustavo Sanchez said only a ministerial resolution telephoned him after Tuesday’s session. “ He called to say Overriding a veto requires the vote of at least two-thirds was needed to kick an undesirable out of the South that he’d watched the hearings and he had thought that of the 435 members of the House and 100 members of the American country legally. Sanchez was deputy interior they shed more light on the issue than all of the previous Senate. minister when Barbie was sent to France in February efforts put together,” he reported. California’s U.S. senators, Democrat Alan Cranston and 1983. McFarlane drew both praise and criticism as his Republican Pete Wilson, also oppose Hodel’s plan. “Expelling Barbie was a . way of protecting grueling, four-day stay in the witness chair ended. “ You democracy,” Sanchez said, speaking Spanish through an certainly have helped these two committees understand interpreter. “ Thanks to this wise decision, we still have this complex set of facts,” said Rep. Lee Hamilton, D- Benefits Revoked for Worker democracy in Bolivia.” Ind., chairman of the House investigating committee. But Hamilton also went on to list several confessions of Who Contracted AIDS in Africa error on McFarlane’s part, and pointedly rejected any 50 People Injured During South attempt by the former national security adviser to LOS ANGELES —- A state worker’s compensation appeals shoulder aU responsibility for the mistakes that occurred board has overturned a ruling granting benefits to a Korean Student-Police Clashes and for being less than candid with Congress in the past. construction worker who contracted a form of AIDS while having sex with native women while assigned to Zaire. SEOUL, South Korea — Demonstrations by thousands of American, French Scientists at The worker, Paul Trejo, 46, had sought the benefits on students who oppose the government swept the country grounds that the disease was job-related beeause his Thursday and at least 50 people were reported injured in employer, Morrison-Knudsen Corp., allegedly condoned battles between police and students hurling firebombs and Odds on New AIDS-like Virus the procuring of native women. rocks. WASHINGTON — Scientists agree that a new virus The appeals board on May 8 overturned a March Students shouted “ down with dictatorship” and burned related to the one which causes AIDS is spreading in West decision by workers compensation Judge Maurice Carey effigies of President Chun Doo-hwan. Police used ar­ Africa, but American and French researchers are at odds granting the benefits. mored cars and clubs to break up protests and nearly 3,000 over whether it causes a similar immune system disease. Trejo’s lawyer, Alfred Moratta, said Thursday he in­ arrests were reported. Researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health tends to appeal to the 2nd District State Court of Appeal. News reports said nearly 10,000 students demonstrated said Thursday that they sampled blood from 4,248 persons The appeals board rejected the applicability of two key at 34 universities and colleges across the country. The from six West African countries and found evidence of contentions in Trejo’s claims — that he was covered by Yonhap News Agency and campus sources reported at exposure to the new virus as high as 16 percent in some the so-called bunkhouse rule and commercial traveler’s least 50 injured at four of the campuses, but no figure was rule. available for the number of injuries nationwide. countries. Yet, even though the contagious virus infects the same The former holds that if a worker’s job requires him to Public protests have mounted since Chun announced on cells as the AIDS virus, it “ does not appear to be live in company housing, the employer is responsible for April 13 that he was suspending debate on all con­ associated with immunodeficiency-related disorders,” leisure-time activities in the living quarters. stitutional issues and that his successor will be chosen they said in a report to be published in the May 15 issue of The latter holds that if a person is required to travel as under the country’s current electoral college system. The the journal Science. part of his job, the employer is responsible for all opposition has called for direct presidential elections, Dr. Phyllis J. Kanki, the lead researcher, said in a reasonable activities, including recreation. saying the electoral college system favors the govern­ telephone interview that the virus discovered in West ment. Chun, a former general, has said repeatedly he will Africa two years ago, called human t-lymphotropic virus not seek re-election. Senate Approves Increase of type 4 or HTLV-4, genetically appears to be the same Kidnappers Release Videotaped virus as one discovered at die same time by French scientists called HIV-2. Rural Speed Limit to 65 MPH Researchers from the Pasteur Institute in Paris Message of American Hostage reported last week that their evidence shows HIV-2 causes SACRAMENTO — California moved a step closer a disease indistinguishable from acquired immune Thursday to raising the speed limit to 65 mph on 1,200 BEIRUT, Lebanon — Moslem kidnappers released a deficiency syndrome. And they warned that the virus miles of rural freeways as the state Senate gave its final videotape Thursday of American hostage Alarm Steen, could cause a new AIDS epidemic. approval to the higher limit. and he appeared in good health despite earlier claims by With no debate and no dissent, the upper house ap­ his captors that he was near death. proved the measure on a 34-0 vote. Gov. George Deuk- It was the first communication from any group of C o rrectio n mejian has promised to sign it. kidnappers since April 2, when fellow American hostage In a front-page article about Senate Concurrent Congress cleared the way for states to raise their speed Jesse Turner said in a videotaped message that Steen Resolution 43 in yesterday’s Daily Nexus, bill author limits last month, and California lawmakers immediately would die in a few hours. Sen. Robert Presley, D-Riverside, was incorrectly at­ put the speed limit bill in the Legislature’s fast lane, “ We are very pleased to see that Alarm is still alive and tributed as stating the University of California should' zipping through required committee hearings in record­ that he is still trying to cope with what has happened to “ take a lead role in helping marshal the state’s setting time. him,” Steen’s wife Virginia said while viewing the academic, professional, governmental and ‘people’ The bill, long sought by the Highway Patrol, would videotape at Beirut University College, where she works. resources, and ... allocate a suitable portion of research increase the speed limit from 55 to 65 mph on sections of “ It was really encouraging to see Alarm speaking and funds toward this end in its yearly research budget eight interstate highways. talking,” Mrs. Steen said. which now apporaches $190 million per year.” That The measure, AB669 by Assemblyman Richard Katz, D- The videotape contained no clue as to when it was made. quote was taken from the actual resolution. Panorama City, goes back to the Assembly for action on Steen and Turner were kidnapped Jan. 24 along with two The Daily Nexus regrets this error.______technical amendments. The Assembly, which approved it other teachers at Beirut University College. Twenty-four April 9 in a 58-7 vote, could take final action on the bill as foreigners, including eight Americans, are missing after early as Monday. being kidnapped in Beirut since March 1985. CHP officials supported the bill, declaring it will allow In the three-minute tape released to the Beirut Weather them to transfer traffic personnel from rural areas to the newspaper An-Nahar, Steen repeated his kidnappers’ Look outside. See for yourself. cities, which they say require greater enforcement. demand that Israel free 400 Arab prisoners.

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Supervisor Defends "THE OHE TO WATCH” I.V. Incorporation at Council Meeting

By Anne Claridy because a lot of follow-up work will Staff Writer, and be done, such as sending (a copy Ben Sullivan of) the letter to the Los Angeles Reporter Times, USA Today and (Soviet leader Mikhail) Gorbachev,” A.S. President Curtis Robinson said. Santa Barbara County Super­ “ The bill is a good idea and a visor Bill Wallace, representing worldly statement.” Isla Vista, presented and defended Council also passed a position his stand on l.V. incorporation with paper supporting Project Goleta at Wednesday night’s Macaroni, a Community Affairs Associated Students Legislative Board fund-raiser for the Isla Vista Council meeting. School breakfast program. Ac­ Wallace, a member of the Local cording to Robinson, the project Agency Formation Commission, has the potential to raise $10,000 for which decided to reject an I.V. the program. cityhood proposal and consider “ The project will benefit the placing incorporation on the community and community ★ 6831 HOLLISTER - GOLETA November ballot at its meeting relationship with students,” said May 7, answered questions from Off-campus Representative Gina .California the audience and members of Leg Brown, the bill’s author. ★ K-Mart Shopping Conter - Free Parking ¡n ! Lottery Council, who endorsed I.V. Another bill passed by Council cityhood at last week’s meeting. demands mutual respect between ★ LOTTERY TICKETS ★ PAYROLL CHECKS CASHED “ I ’ve been told that, (if in­ A.S. and the campus ad­ corporated), I.V. would receive the ministration. same service level it has now, “ The petition is a statement to 3 which is not adequate,” former bring to the new chancellor, ★ 0PEH 9 AM to MIDWCHT “ The big issue is not the service level, but the political decision not to have supervisors from HHNEKIN Santa Maria or Santa Barbara County making HUSSONG'S 12 Pack Bottles Chihuahua 6 PACK Warm only t 6 PACK • Warm Only decisions. ” Warm Only — Bill Wallace

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I COUPON1 ■ ■ si si ■ ■ J COUPON 4 Friday, May 15.1987 Daily Nexus Cousteau Cameraman Talks o f Photography

“ Most of us have a family we want to go back to. We By Mary Hoppin like to walk on our two legs.” Contributing Editor When photographers are presented with great danger, such as when they are confronted with Underwater photographer Louis Prezelin shared certain types of wild animals, the camera crew experiences from his long career with the Cousteau leaves the scene, or uses “ a cheap, disposable Society and his recent adventure down the Amazon camera, so that if the camera is destroyed... (it’s) no River with underwater researcher and explorer big deal. We get some very exciting footage that Jacques Cousteau in a lecture Wednesday evening. way,” he exlained. Sponsored by the UCSB French Club, Prezelin The crew also follows several “ very basic rules” at spoke in both French and English during the all photography sessions, Prezelin said. “ For presentation, as he explained the purpose behind his example, you never want to get any animal cor­ work. “ The goal of the Cousteau Society is really for a nered.... For one thing, you will not get good visuals better place to be, for us the human race,” he said. because the animal will not act naturally, and in the “ It’s sort of a balance between everything. We’re process he may charge and he might hurt you.” way beyond save the seals or save the whales and so In addition to his lecture, Prezelin presented a on; we’re looking at the whole picture.” Cousteau Society video for which he served as sole The Cousteau Society is an international group with cameraman. As a departure from the normal un­ about 250,000 members in the United States and 50,000 derwater focus of the Cousteau films, “ The New in France. Eldorado: Invaders and Exiles” focused on the lives Prezelin’s interest in diving was actually sparked of the prospectors in the Amazon gold rush, and was when he saw his first Jacques Cousteau film on filmed almost entirely above water. television when he was a child. After gaining diving One aspect of the prospector’s life documented in experience in the Navy and as a diving rescue the film is the use of mercury in the processing of operator, Prezelin began working for the Cousteau ore. Although the element serves the useful purpose Society in 1968 as a diver, earning the equivalent of of easily bonding gold particles together, it is highly $250 per month, and eventually working his way into toxic to humans and other animals. the cinematography department. Three years ago, when the video was made, After working with the camera crew, Prezelin mercury use was widespread and had raised the acquired knowledge in several aspects of film mercury content of the Amazon River to twice its making, but reached a point when he needed a more normal level. But due to the publicity given the formal education in underwater cinematography. He problem, in part by the Cousteau Society, the enrolled at the Brooks Institute of Photography in Brazilian government has clamped down on its use, Santa Barbara to gain this expertise. When not on an Prezelin explained. expedition, he lives in Santa Barbara. “ The Brazilian government has taken some pretty Prezelin does not look at his work as dangerous, but drastic steps to minimize this problem, but a lot of rather as “ exciting,” he explained. “ One way that people way out in the forest don’t watch television, you can look at it is that sometimes it’s pretty don’t hear the radio and they don’t understand the dangerous to drive on the freeway.” The divers danger,” he said. always try to bring any risks down to the lowest The Cousteau Society is famous for its ability to possible level, he added. capture the natural essence of its subjects on film “ The name of the game is, if you don’t have your and, according to Prezelin, there are a number of act together, it can get dangerous,” Prezelin said. techniques used to achieve that desired effect. “ In the ocean, although we do very thorough plan­ “ We use very streamlined cameras and are skilled ning, we’re always at the mercy of mechanical to be as maneuverable as possible. In other words, problems, or sometimes something can get out of you just flow in with everything and you want to be Cousteau Society underwater photographer Louis hand. Sometimes you push your limits a little bit to able to go in and out and just go up and down, moving Prezelin describes the international group's worldwide get that extra shot. But really what we are trying to as the action is developing. conservation and ecology plan during a lecture Wed­ do is come back with healthy people and good “ When fish are doing something or people are nesday. Prezelin has been scuba diving at spots across footage.” doing something,” he added, “ you want to ... place the world through his work. MARY h o p p i n /n « u. “ We try to use basic common sense,” he continued. yourself right in the middle of the action.”

Takeß A®’ Join the March Against Sexual Assault

Friday, M ay 15 • 8 p.m. • Cam pbell Hall Wednesday, May 20 • 7:30 p.m. • UCen Pavilion Holly Near — singer, songwriter Showing of Raw Images, an educational film on Pornography. Discussion following the film Monday, M ay 18 * Noon • Storke Plaza will be led by Cheri Gurse and Joe Navarro. Kick-Off Rally with history of Take Back the Night Jugglers, music, street theater, T-shirts. Thursday, May 21 • Noon • Women’s Center Writer Rebecca Gordon Tuesday, May 19 • Noon - 2 p.m. • UCen Room 2 speaks on women fighting back in Nicaragua. A speaker from Shelter Services will address the topic of domestic violence. Thursday, May 21, • 6 p.m. • Storke Plaza Take Back the Night Rally, Wednesday, May 20 • Noon - 1 p.m. March and Dance against sexual assault. Storke Plaza Activities begin at 6 p.m. Candelight March at 9 p.m., Dance at 10 p.m.

Discussion: Pornography — Expression or Oppression? Sponsored by: Moderated by Dean of Students Leslie Lawson. Panel will include A.S. Status of Women, Finance Board, Residence Hall Association, San Miguel Marsha Bailey, Santa Barbara Rape Crisis Center; Gayle Binion, Hall, San Rafael Hall, American Sign Language Association, Chancellor’s Office, Vice-Chancellor’s Office, Santa Barbara Silk Screen, and others. Assistant Professor of Political Science at UCSB; Hannah Beth Jackson, Attorney; and Joe Navarro, Assistant Dean of Students. For more information, call 961-2490 Daily Nexus Friday, May 15,1987 5 Assembly Approves Parental Prepayment of Educational Fees

According to Bradley, tenure is By J.W. Akers-Sassaman unnecessary job security. “ A Capital Correspondent good instructor has nothing to fear if they’re doing a good job. Once SACRAMENTO — A proposal to you have tenure you have no in­ allow parents to prepay their centive to perform.” children’s college fees won ap­ Others, however, disagreed. The proval from a key Assembly UC Board of Regents “ believes A Gracious and Elegant subcommittee Monday night, (tenure) is necessary to maintain while a bill to cancel professors’ academic freedom,” according to Environment for Yourself, Your Family tenure was overwhelmingly Steve Arditti, UC’s director of rejected. governmental affairs. and Your Home. The Assembly Subcommittee on The university’s salary Higher Education voted 5-0 to schedule, with higher pay for approve Assembly Bill 278, drafted better professors, ensures that by Assemblymember Tom instructors do not lose the in­ Hayden, D-Santa Monica, which centive to teach and research, he would establish the California said. Educational Trust. Arditti’s comments were echoed The trust, which would be set up by David Gurion, who represented similar to an Individual the California Academic Retirement Account, would allow Association. “ Tenure keeps parents and others to prepay a politics from preventing the child’s college fees. teaching of controversial concepts According to AB 278, the state like genetics, Marxism and Laf­ would invest the prepayment in its fer,” he said. “ It’s not just job Pooled Money Account, which is protection.” currently earning significantly Professors with tenure can only higher returns than savings ac­ be fired for gross negligence, so counts available to most they are not afraid to teach these Californians, Hayden said. controversial subjects, he said. “ This bill would homogenize olo a lp h auren When the child is ready to enter curriculum and deter professors” P /R L college, the funds would pay for from working at California Galleria Santa Barbara fees, no matter how much they had colleges and universities because risen since the money was first they fear loss of academic (805) 563-7656 invested. freedom, he projected. After amendments proposed by In other action, the sub­ the UC Student Association were committee unanimously approved adopted, committee approval was a bill drafted by Assemblymember swift and unanimous. The UCSA Tom Hannigan, D-Yolo, that urges amendments guarantee that the the university to establish the fund could be used for non-fee California Center for Cooperatives educational expenses and would at UC Davis. Night classes? Call a CSO. 961-2000 or any emergency not replace need-based financial According to Assembly Bill 1597, phone. aid. which seeks to enhance the The subcommittee failed to development of cooperatives in Call the Rape Prevention Education Program for more safety tips. 961-3778 approve AB 1477, drafted by California, the cooperative form of Assemblymember Bill Bradley, R- business is not adequately San Diego, which would eliminate represented in higher education the permanent employment status teaching, research and extension of tenure granted to many ex­ programs, even though 6.2 million perienced professors and replace it Californians belong to such with five-year to 10-year contracts. organizations.

Saturday's Sandcastle Day Will ' • m\ Bring Contests to Goleta Beach ' ^ 5 TAKE

The Residence Halls Association Rafael Resident Director Jo-Jo is sponsoring the seventh-annual Gloriososaid. Sandcastle Day for dorm residents UCSB’s on-campus dining halls A tomorrow at Goleta Beach. will cater the event, serving lunch Sandcastle-making competition from 11:15 to 1:15. “ Everybody will begin at 10:00 a.m., with who lives in the residence halls can participants competing to see who go down there and have lunch,” BREAK! can build the “ best sandcastle,” Mackey said. Anacapa Assistant Resident Director Rob Mackey said. At 3 Although the sandcastle-making Hours: p.m. the judges will award first, and lunch is designed for residence 11:30 AM • 1 AM Sun • Thurs second and third prizes to winning hall students, guest meal passes 11:30 AM-2 AM Fri & Sat castles. The four judges will be on- are also available, Mackey added. campus staff members, San — Ellen Flood

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CHURCH y 4485 Hollister Ave. 683-1463 ■ í g FR EE DRINKS V Saturday, May 16 5 8 *7 With Any Ptaa ax+rÆ -A Campbell Hall ! S a S E S S ; 8 pm & 10:30 pm $2.50 ^ One Coupon p e iP j^ — -■ ■ I Delivered Hot, Fast b Free Spons. by Soceity of Women Engineers 968-5505 6551TRIGO RD., ISLA VISTA 6 Friday. May 15,1987 Daily Nexus Student Group to Hold Meeting on Activism

The Central Coast Chapter of the California Alliance of organize student activist groups throughout California and Student activism at California’s community colleges, Progressive Student Activists will hold a regional con­ to network groups with similar goals. which are generally less active than University of ference on campus organization and campus-community By running a student activism clearinghouse, CAPSA California and California State University campuses, will relations in regard to student activism tomorrow at noon in could, for example, help a club working on Central also be a focus of Saturday’s meeting, Greenstein ex­ UCen Rooms 1 and 2. American issues contact any other groups in California plained. “ We’re putting on workshops so that students on less working on the same thing, UCSB CAPSA member Ken “ Any student or member of the community is welcome to active campuses can develop the skills that they need to Greenstein said. participate (in this weekend’s meeting) and help keep the organize the people that they are working with,” UCSB “ This organization has a lot of potential. It’s only two progress moving forward for this organization in the CAPSA member Robin Stevens said. months old, but already has members in over 30 campuses, future,” he added. CAPSA, which was conceived in February, works to including all of the UC campuses,” Greenstein said. — Ben Sullivan .

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Suzanna’s Graphiti Sim’s USA Sex with a woman too drunk to consent Is a criminal act — not a sexual act. Call the Rape Prevention Education Program for more Information. 961-3778 Daily Nexus Friday, May 15,1987 7 » * *********** ♦ Bike-A-Thon to * Looking for * * Benefit Cancer * Check the Nexu£ 5773 Calle Real Center • Goleta Classifieds Society on Fun ************* 30-Mile Loop SCHOOL’S OUT!! By Rebecca Zendejas Reporter TOO MUCH TO TAKE HOME SELL IT AT THE Santa Barbara County residents are changing gears in preparation for the American Cancer Society’s 16th Annual ' Bike-A-Thon on Sunday. Similar to the March of Dimes Walk-A-Thon, riders collect pledges from sponsors, requesting a minimum of a quarter for each mile completed. The course “ loop” 907 S Kellogg Ave. Goleta is a total of 30 miles, and although for Information call 964-9050 participants are encouraged to complete at least one “ loop,” there are no minimum or maximum distances. “ The event is not a race,” but rather a leisurely ride along the scenic route running through Goleta, Santa Barbara, Isla Vista and EUwood, ACS volunteer Paul Smith explained. Smith became an ACS volunteer more than a year OPEN EVERY SUNDAY 7A.M. - 4P.M. ago, after seeing the effects of American Cancer Society volunteer Paul Smith is cancer among co-workers and promoting the group's 16th Annual Bike-A-Thon in order within his family. These personal to raise funds for combatting the disease. KELU r o u n o t r e e /n .*«. UCSB STUDENTS: Bring your UCSB ID card experiences have shown him fund on,” looking out for accidents and ticipants, prizes offered to top and be a seller for half price any Sundayl raising for the society “ is a breakdowns, Smith said. “ It’s a riders and fund raisers will also (ID card must be current for this school year) worthwhile cause. ’ ’ scenic route and a safe one.” bring people to the picturesque Organizers expect to raise Event organizers and volunteers route, she said. This year’s awards nearly $25,000 through pledges this all emphasized the importance of range from water bottles to a new year, which will be distributed safe bicycling during the event. bicycle. among various cancer-related Cyclists are cautioned to make Participation in the bike-a-thon services and research, ACS sure their bicycles are “ safe and in varies from year to year, but MOVIE HOTLINE: 963-9503 Executive Director Betty good working order,” and to ride Grosslight expects this year’s Grosslight said. “ Approximately defensively, Grosslight said. entrants to be a mixture of in­ METROPOLITAN THEATRES 33 percent goes into research. (The dividuals as well as teams. The remaining) is used for public and CORPORATION While Grosslight predicted that event will begin between 8 and 10 professional education, services to the incentive of exercising for a a.m. at Tucker’s Grove County patients such as transportation to 1317State St. S.8 good cause will draw many par- Park. ARLINGTON CENTER and from therapy and other Friday - ROUND MIDNIGHT 7:16; TRUE STORIES 9:46 Saturday - JACKSON BROWNE various cancer-related services,” Sunday - PEKING ACROBATS she explained. Monday & Tuesday — ROUND MIDNIGHT 6:30; TRUE STORIES 9:00 UP THERE WITH THE BEST OF THE BESI TUESDAY MIDNIGHT - BEVERLY HILLS COP II OPENS AT MIDNIGHT The bike-a-thon is not one of the Wednesday fr Thursday - BEVERLY HILLS COP II 5:30,7:46.10:00 ACS’s biggest fund raisers, but is TOM CRUISE 1216 State St., S B. “ more of a tradition,” according to GRANADA THEATRE 963-1671 Kurt Hay, philanthropic chair of

UCSB’s Sigma Nu fraternity. Hay 1. ISHTAR (PG13) 6,7:25,9:60; SatfrSun 12:16,2:30,6.7:26,9:60 and other members of the 2. SECRET OF MY SUCCESS (PG13) 6:26.7:60,10:15; SatfrSun 12:40,3.6:25,7:60,10:15 fraternity have “ gone door-to-door 3. GARDENS OF STONE (R) ... and have put out about 300 fliers 5:30,8.10:25; SatfrSun 12:40,3.6:30,6,10.26 recently” in order to make the 916 State St. S.8. public more aware of the event, he Fri. May 15 I.V. Theater F I E S T A 4 963-0781 said. 7 • 9 • 11 pm Rider safety is an important Sponsored by AS Underwrite Er the UCSB Water Ski Team 1. OUTRAGEOUS FORTUNE 5:46,9:46; SatfrSun 1:46.6:46,9:46 consideration of event organizers. Sigma Nu members will be TIN MEN (R) 7:46; SatfrSun 3:46.7:46 stationed at each of the four 2. PROJECT X (R) 5:16,7:30,9:46; SatfrSun 12:46,3.6:16,7:30,9:46 checkpoints located throughout the 3. EXTREME PREJUDICE (R) 5,7:16.9:30: SatfrSun 1.3.6,7:16,9:30

course, signing checkpoint cards 4. CREEP SHOW II (R).. 8.10:00; SatfrSun 2.4.6.8.10:00 and assisting riders with any problems that may arise, Hay 2044 Alameda Padre Serra, S B. said. RIVIERA ¡1965-6188 Members of the Amateur Radio

Club of Santa Barbara will also WORKING GIRLS (R) 7:16,9:10; SatfrSun 1:60,3:36,5:20,7:16,9:10 help assist rider safety by con­ stantly monitoring the course. 349 $. Hitchcock Way, S B. “They basically ride along the MLAZADELORO «82-4931 course and follow up on riders, Monday; May 18th I.V. Theater 7*9* 11 pm $2.50 1. RAISING ARIZONA (PG13) (keeping) track of what’s going Sponsored by A.S. Underwrite & Art History Association 6:30,7:30,9:30; SatfrSun 1:30,3:30,6:30.7:30,9:30 2. SCENE OF THE CRIME 5:20,7:15,9:16; SatfrSun 2.3:40.5:20.7:15,9:16

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R.S. MacDonald

Our standard of living is inextricably tied to the price of a barrel of oil — and oil is inherently linked to the spectre of pollution — not just within the industry but by everyone who uses petroleum products. In Santa Barbara, nearly everyone has an opinion about oil development. Desperate arguments as to why it need not take place off our shore are not thoroughly convincing. Our petroleum resources will be developed. Although no one really knows just when our oil reserves will playfout, most experts would agree that we have between 40 and 80 years of oil left worldwide. As petroleum supplies dwindle, it's possible that our future will be more desperate and less concerned with the

“Santa Barbara County has proven its commitment to developing our significant oil and gas resources. ”

costs of obtaining petroleum. The level of local control over develoment is without precedent — so, among other reasons, isn't local development practical here and now? Everything we do influences the fate of the Earth, j Assuming that most people are not ready to completely forgo luxuries of our "oil society," what follows are personal observations and revelations that I hope might cause more of us to ponder the cosequence of our actions and help to develop priorities for the future. Daily Nexus Editorial Board The era of natural resources that built California has changed. Eighty years ago, oil derricks and piers cluttered sections of our coast. Easy to find oil played- William Diepenbrock out and technology .changed the way we looked for oil. Too, fertile farm land disappeared under subdivisions; Editor In Chief smog-free Orange County became orange-free smog county. Overfishing depleted our fisheries and collapsed Heidi Soltesz Tonya Graham large-scale commercial fishing of entire species. Managing Editor News Editor California's pride in it's mineral wealth was reflected,in ^DieM eoder '& Voice- Brent Anderson Jared Becker Editorials Editor Asst. Editorials Editor occurring Never to Americ, the inter which e Forget developin Editor, Daily Nexus: There is Doug Arellanos N oah Finz Jeannie Sprecher I would like to respond to Ngheim Sy ministratii Alex Baskett Laurie McCullough Larry Speer Tuan's letter that was in last Friday's "Vietnam Nexus. I respectively disagree with her And fir Patrick DeLany Brett Mermer M a tt W elch assumption that I did not include in the the lives Steven Elzer Sheryl Nelson Patrick Whalen three glass display cases in the Main Library combat di "a place for a Vietnamese's feelings." Nor (55,000) ii did I forget the tragedy of the Laotians and hundreds the Cambodians during the Vietnam War. Cambodic I included many articles, books, their lives magazine covers, and political cartoons I woulc BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed from past years to show the bitter lessons others to of this terrible war. It has been reported tht and give get ALL WECOULP FIND, THAT'S THIS IS MOVING OPEN U P / ITISI-, PIP ŸA War so 1 700 FAST/ I YOU'LL HAVE w / m m e d o o m e d , s o o n - w h a t t MASA I96U the U.S. dropped more than 7 million tons A STM repeat his DON'T M U T A A GREAT 1 0 -0 6 ENSLAVED BACHELOR., TOLD YA ? "MARY POPPINO " i FILIA f f H E)/...jusr ì of bombs on Indochina. This is 80 times the M C H 6 L 0 R TIME. r r 's ¡I HERE FOR ONE LAST) V OVTTAKE OF , 1W NK ABOUT amount that was dropped on Britain during all. s e r o r M EVENING OF WILD iMUE ANDREWS r r / T G e r <, World War II and is equal to more than in m e storm SPYING m e GOOSE ITS three hundred of the atomic bombs that OBLIAR. "S ~ WORD. I pu m ps! true. I HE POES fell on Japan in 1945. I have also read that the bombs left craters that ranged from 20 to 50 feet wide and five to 20 feet deep. After the bombings, especially in the north Editor, D looked like a moonscape. It was indeed a This le Greek tragedy with five American "A.S. Pi presidents basing their policies on the May exaggerated fears and later, on in ques' exaggerated hopes. featured I thought it also important to include in Couches my display the many thousands of Viet­ two of Doonesbury BY GARRY TRUDEAU namese who have entered into this country Burning since 1975. Also the great orphan lift from appearec A FINAL WORD OF CAUTION ' ONLY AG A DISTRICT SALESMANAGER, SO DREAM 0 6 AND NEVER OKAY, CLASS, COMPORTI the former Saigon. To be sure it was a a fact FORGET THEWREE PILLARS OF WHAT ARE THE ONE INIS OF YOU HULL ACTUALLY YOU’LL EARN HEFTY COMMISSIONS, culture shock for many Vietnamese to be GRADUATO. BUT PORTUOSE OF YOU EVEN AS YOU ENJOY THE PRES­ DR. WHOOPEES PLEDGE TO THE THREEPIUAR5! Distractii thrown into a fully developed country away i MHO MARS IT, THE REWARDS ARB TIGE OF BEING TNG DR. WHOOPEE PUBLIC: CONVENIENCE, SAFETY, X m A C m Program REP FOR \ AND ATTRACTIVE DESIGNER COLORS! from their home. However, in my "Viet­ to promt YOUR nam Remembered" display I focused the! hell AREA! primarily on the Anti-War movement in the misrepre 3 U.S. during the war years. I feel that find it v€ Ngheim missed my main purpose of the this can display; namely to never forget the newspap memory of those who lost their lives in this Nexus ei country and in South-East Asia. The other that the: message is for everyone regardless of age, because gender, race, or nationality to reflect on arejdoin« past history and try to prevent it from to see a lily Nexus Friday, May 15,1987 9 ng Effectively with Pollution “ The Earth is Revealing Its Limits pollution as they are fo r finding someone else to pay. price black-and-gold license plates until a time 20 yers ago, of mandatory vehicle pollution control inspection for The solution to pollution is dilution. The social, :o the when citing an increased environmental awareness, the this county. •y but state opted for "cleaner" colors. Less than 2 years later, As a species, we have shown a tremendous capacity economic, and political question is: what is the cost of dilution and who pays? The political and economic on January 28, 1969, well A-2 on Union platform "A " to pollute and then adapt to our dirty "nest." As advantage of regulating point sources of pollution (ie: Dinion "blew-out" — propelling Santa Barbara to front-page consumers, we are quick to rally against industry; stationary) is indisputable. However, when as happened 3 why news and forever changing the way we thought about against fouled water, acid rain, smog and even the a couple yers ago, an organization such as Greenpeace 'Ughly oil and our environment. "visual pollution" of power generating wind-farms. By oped. As with many residents, the experience of the oil leak our anthropocentric nature, we decide how the earth is sets out to plug industrial discharge outfalls in order to call attention to large-scale and concentrated industrial serves accelerated my environmental education. Fifteen years to meet our needs, we subjectly label an ocean view as pollution the product of a nation and culture hungry have later, I began working offshore for the largest west- aesthetic while our insatiable desire to pave-over our for oil, their media events do more to throw blame than e. As coast oil company. On shore, mention of my oc- land has created blight. Is a pier unaesthetic if it sup­ to modify individual action. A short-sighted political and Future cupation is certain to usurp conversation; most people ports oil wells instead of tourist shops and restaurants? social conscience hobbles potential for individual action h the know little of an industry that has been in Santa Barbara Perhaps we have become too short-sighted. by assuming that change for a common good comes County for 100 years. The standard beach scene of While we were attuned to acts of industrial pollution, primarily through fear of pecuniary punishment. turning to a distant platform and repeating an oft- virtually all coastal cities were dumping millions of rehersed hex while scraping globs of tar from one's feet gallons of sewage sludge into our ocean — a hidden, Historically, western thought applauds personal volition and sacrifice yet may be ill-equipped to institute similar, is Santa Barbara chic. I'm asked to referee: is it natural smothering plume of biologically demanding, heavy- sizeable and peaceful change. As this planet reveals it's i its seepage or a gift from a platform? metal-laden waste. Until 1978, Santa Barbara dumped limits, it is apparent that things cannot continue as they Q yf Santa Barbara County has proven it’s commitment to 8.5 million gallons per day into the ocean. Our neigh­ are; we must work together toward preserving what we developing our significant oil and gas reserves. Oil boring community of Goleta's discharge is often out of have and imroving our survival prospects. If en­ companies are planning long-term development compliance. The environmental consequence , of vironmental apocalypse ever comes, it will result from strategies for California offshore. This can not be done flushing hasn’t been a popular issue; I don't recall ever the cumulative action (or inaction) of millions. invisibly and I'd" like to be able to assure that oil ex- signing a petition about it. mm^m ploration and production will be done with proper We are on the brink of an age of transition where regard to safety and environment. Notwithstanding alternative sources of energy and substitutes for oil :ontrol revelations of incidences of operating irregularities, I must be developed. Alternatives will appear attractive imong trust that offshore personnel will heed local scrutiny and when we can no longer'afford oil. Maybe our political il here do an honest job — for all our sakes. *‘We are on the brink of an age of system can be used to institute significant change; we Oil and gas resource development will continue to transition where alternative sources of must try to legislate economic incentives before Mother Earth, have an impact on environmental quality. We need to Earth makes "price-induced substitution" a moot point. pletely rank and remedy issues such as aesthetics, economics, energy and substitutes for oil must be vs are air quality and conflicts with commerce. Mitigation and developed. ” It is time to see a movement for instead of against might accomodation are germane to both sides, we will have something. Plugging each and every industrial outfall or af our to learn to live with resource development. While I smokestack won't mean as much as lerning to cultivate 3. agree with most demands on the oil industry, I find the alternatives as individuals that allow us to tread lighter tta has local issue of platform aesthetics and noise to be an on Mother Earth. As Frances Moore Lappe put it: "the piers exceedingly lame source of political hay in light of more We are of course, consumers, and our training has question is: if not me, whom? The answer is: nobody". ilayed- pressing issues: Santa Barbara County is already a been both sublime and criminal. The age of con­ Our consumption is excessive — and so are our ex­ for oil. "non-attainment area for ozone"; air quality promises venience has raised the politically unpopular issue of an cuses. Born into it, we forestall the luxury of an "oil isions; to eclipse other environmental concerns. While local age of limits (witness: Jimmy Carter). Our greatest society" from future generations; hindsight may prove smog commerce still contributes the majority to our air quality difficulty seems to be in facing the consequences of our our best intentions to be insufficient. Until people see lapsed woes, the notion prevails that pollution adheres to actions. We constantly justify social and cultural that the solution to pollution begins at home, I'll secies. political boundaries — that's why people up here refer devices that aim to explain why someone else ought to continue to fly my old and tattered ecology flag at half ste^.in to L.A.'s smog invading "our" air and scoff at the idea pay first. Maybe people are not so much against mast.

ccurring in Central America. issue of the Nexus correcting this error by of becoming a full-time galley slave. Big perhaps an ironic twist to the 1984 legend. Americans must have an alternative to either the A.S. Program Board or the Bro is indeed watching, but, strangely Big Bro is a businessman, a money- ie interventionist policies of the past Nexus, whoever is at fault. enough, he is not a faceless, nameless, shoveler, a coin-farmer, and as far as I can rhich engage in military actions in THOMAS BAKER grey-suited pencil pusher in an impersonal tell, is as cold, grey and lifeless as any eveloping and in Third World countries, Action Sixx Art bureaucracy, but a tennis-playing, ex­ bureaucrat I've ever met. here is an assault by the Reagan ad- pense-accounted, Perrier-sipping, JC- Oh I just found the soap - forget the linistration to rewrite history and on the Viewing Life Penney-ed executive whose goal in life is to whole thing I was only kidding. Vietnam Syndrome."' become Assistant Marketing Support Sincerely yours, And finally, may the world never forget From the Tub Manager in charge of the Plastic Moldings H. VIENS ie lives of thousands of American non- Division. Dimbat deaths (35,000) and combat deaths Editor, Daily Nexus: In a related issue, consider the recent 55,000) in Vietnam. And lest we forget the I am sitting in the tub wondering where decision by certain Corporations to ban Letters undreds of thousands of Vietnamese, the soap has gone and pondering how it is smoking in the workplace. This is of course ambodians, and Laotions who sacrificed that 1984 arrived on our doorstep without ostensibly for health reasons, which is leir lives during the war. being noticed. The reason, I think, that no commendable because there's no reason Policy I would like to encourage Ngheim and one noticed is that we were all looking for it why smokers should be forced to breathe All letters must be typed, double­ thers to complete a display on campus in the Soviet Union. Meanwhile, while our the same polluted air as non-smokers, even spaced, and include a legible name, nd give their perspective on the Vietnam eyes were averted, while we all searched if they do both drive three whole blocks to signature and phone number to be Var so that future generations will not for clues in the Kremlin just as I grope work each day. The real justification, considered for publication. Letters must speat history. blindly for the soap, 1984 arrived quietly to though, lies elsewhere. Bank of America, not exceed 300 words in length. The KEVIN CRUM that bastion of freedom and liberty that we for example, considers it an economic Daily Nexus reserves the right to reject all know and love, the U.S. of A. It seems decision mostly, since smokers cost the all letters. All submissions are subject to Mistaken to me that 1984 is the perfect analogy for company so much in terms of lower space considerations. Corporate America in the decade of the productivity levels due to increased ab­ Letters may be submitted to the Identity Yuppies. The Gospel according to Cor­ senteeism, and higher premiums on letters box in the Daily Nexus office in porate America is a program of thought company health care plans. When will B of room 1035 under Storke Tower, or Editor, Daily Nexus: control and behavior modification so A start to screen prospective employees to mailed to the Daily Nexus, UCen P.O. This letter is in response to an ad on the blatant that only a group as socialized and weed out the smokers?? Perhaps this is Box 13402, Santa Barbara, Ca., 93107. 'A.S. Program Board Presents" page of brainwashed as the Yuppies could swallow happening already. Of course, B of A could All letters become property of the Daily :he May 7,1987 issue of the Nexus. The ad it without gagging or puking. always take a lesson from the last Nexus and will not be returned to the n question was for Pub Nite which Consider, for example, the use of lie- paragraph and start using polygraphs to author. eatured two local bands, The Burning detectors (or polygraphs) to determine identify recreational users of nicotine. In touches and The Distracts. In this ad were. whether employees have been involved in the end, it would probably save them :wo of the exact same pictures of The criminal activities, use drugs recreationally, money. 3urning Couches and above one of them skip aerobics class, or refuse to drink I find these recent trends in Corporate appeared the name Distractions. I know for Perrier. This is not a case of using America very disturbing. Increasingly it 3 fact there was a picture of The polygraphs when safety is the issue — as seems that employees are becoming Distractions submitted to the A.S. with pilots, air traffic controllers, bus commodities, like a coal mine in Ten­ 3rogram Board for publication in the Nexus drivers and university professors. More and nessee, or a forest in BC, and because this to promote that particular Pub Nite. What more it seems, polygraphs are being is a very complex commodity (which to a the hell happened? Besides being a total justified in terms of the loss of profit and limited degree can think for itself) it misrepresentation of The Distractions, I productivity that might result from em­ requires a complex system of exploitation, Find it very disappointing that an error like ployee theft, absenteeism, and low morale regulation and control. Perhaps in the this can occur in an otherwise fine daily levels due to the persistence of acid process we will all become thoughtless newspaper like the Nexus. Surely the flashbacks. The use of polygraphs in this automata for the sake of productivity, Nexus employs proofreaders, so I suggest way has essentially turned each employee speaking Corpspeak and living Corporate- that these people are carefully reviewed, into a slobbering, drug-starved felon who sanctioned lives in white-washed Cor­ because it does not appear to me that they must first prove that she or he is pure in porate cubicles. After all, we are ex­ are doing their job. I would very much like thought and deed before Corporate pendable (the DoD has proved this). So it to See a retraction printed in an upcoming. America will grant her or him the privilege should come as no shock, although it is 10 Friday, May 15,1987 Daily Nexus

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Resolution Addresses Date I'ALL 1987 ATTENTION SCIENCE AND NON-SCIENCE MAJORS* Rape Issues on Campuses GEOLOGY 123 By J.W. Akers-Sassaman add specific language t o . the did not report the attack to the student codes of conduct and the Capital Correspondent police, she added. THE SOLAR SYSTEM dormitory rules and regulations Corbett believes that on-campus prohibiting ra p e... and specify the discussions and hearings con­ SACRAMENTO — A bill to combat penalites for the commission of cerning acquaintance rape would acquaintance rape on University of these crimes.” decrease these numbers. The California campuses was approved Punishments that could be educational efforts mandated by by a key Assembly subcommittee handed out by student or univer­ the resolution include support for Monday night after its wording sity disciplinary bodies range from rape counseling and annual THE NATURE AND EVOLUTION OF THE PLANETS was changed so that the resolution acquittal to suspension or ex­ seminars for all freshman students OF THE SOLAR SYSTEM is not legally binding on the pulsion from school. and dormitory, fraternity and ♦SATISFIES UPPER DIVISION GE REQUIREMENTS university. Rape counselor Judy Corbett sorority students. TUES. AND THURS. 9:30-10:45 AM The Assembly Subcommittee on contends that university The bill also asks all California DISCUSSION MON. 1:-1:50 OR TUES. Higher Education voted 5-0 to disciplinary procedures are colleges and universities to give 1-1:50 OR FRI. 1-1:50 PM approve Assembly Concurrent needed because, despite the large rape victims information about on- GEOLOGICAL SCIENCES BLDG. Resolution 46, drafted by number of acquaintance rapes, and off-campus legal options they Assemblymember Tom Hayden, few are reported and fewer still may turn to for help, and mandates D-Santa Monica. H ie resolution are prosecuted. “ I generally don’t that “ the institution of higher furthers efforts to educate people advise using the judicial process,” learning shall respond promptly to about rape and calls on univer­ she said. “ It’s so harsh and un­ the option selected by the victim.” sities to establish internal caring, so why go through the In addition, it calls for the victim

The institution of higher learning shall respond promptly to the option selected by the victim . ” —California State Assembly Concurrent Resolution 46 The disciplinary proceedings to fight psychological trauma?” to have “ equal rights with the the crime. A 1985 survey of college students accused,” and prevents his or her Software The bill is strongly supported by shows that one in eight women sexual past from being introduced the UC Student Association. “ We have been raped and that the as part of testimony during on- Specialists see it as a step toward reducing a victim knew the rapist in 85 per­ campus judicial proceedings. very serious problem,” UCSA cent of the attacks, said Corbett, In cases where the victim and Associate Director Kirk Knutsen who defined acquaintance rape as the alleged rapist live in the same said. an attack where the victim knows university facility or dormitory, his or her attacker. there would be an immediate Although UC officials originally UCSB SPECIAL hearing and the prompt relocation opposed the measure, they had no of one of the parties to prevent the comment on the matter Monday According to Corbett, three- alleged attacker from intimidating night after it was changed from an quarters of the victims of the victim, the bill states. Assembly bill to an Assembly acquaintance rape did not identify dBASE III PLUS The resolution’s next stop is in concurrent resolution. This form of their experience as rape and none legislation is not legally binding on of the men involved believed they the Assembly Education Com­ $ A the university. had committed a crime. More than mittee, where it is expected to be one-third of the women raped did overwhelmingly approved. After 390 According to the bill, California not discuss their experience with that, it will go to the Assembly colleges ancTuniversities “ should anyone and more than 90 percent floor for a vote.

any means,” Alvarez added. Software for: A recent study conducted on the incidence of date IBM, MAC, Apple IIE/IIC, Apple GS, rape at UCSB revealed that three to 10 episodes occur CRIME weekly. The survey, researched by sociology Atari ST, Amiga, Commodore 64/128 (Continued from front page) Professor Richard Berk, illustrates the seriousness she did feel bad about it. It took her a while to come to of the problem, Women’s Center Director Janet grips with what happened,” Alvarez said, explaining Vandevender said. Great service at M ail-order priées the reason behind the delay in reporting the act to “ Very often women don’t know that what has police. happened to them legally constitutes rape. They’ll go (805) 962-0902 The suspect has been charged with rape, sodomy to a party, have a few drinks, get drunk and find and oral copulation and is being held at Santa Bar­ themselves in a situation where they are raped,” she bara County Jail. Police officials believe this is an said. When this happens, women generally feel they isolated incident, although they say the problem of are to blame, she added. “ Women play the guilt role a date rape is wide spread and rarely reported. lot and they assume that it’s their fault when in fact, “ The nature of the problem itself is not isolated by it’s not.”

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AVO ID S 50 LATE FEE ATTENTION!! sill 1987 Graduates CONTINUING GRADUATES Commencement information packets were and UNDERGRADUATES mailed May 11th. If you did not receive one, it is probably because you recently moved, o r Contact the Office of the Registrar because you are not on the official list to if you have not received your graduate this year. Questions about your registration form in the mail. graduation status should be directed to the Office of the Registrar. Extra copies of the You must turn in your Official Registration commencement information packet are Form by May 22 or you will be billed a available from the College of Letters and $50 late registration fee. Science or the College of Engineering. 12 Friday, May 15,1987 Daily Nexus CADDELL PRESENTED BY UCSB AS PROGRAM BOARD (Continued from front page) run. SURFM OVXE '8 7 The following are highlights from a recent Daily Nexus in­ terview with Caddell on the effects of the national media on the Gary Hart scandal and what it means in the 1988 presidential campaign: Nexus: Let’s address the issues that other reporters have been asking you about — what were you doing in Florida a month ago, and were you involved in the Hart scandal? Caddell: My problem with an­ swering that question on the record is that it serves to plant suspicion when there’s not a scintilla of evidence to suggest there’s

— t A & * \ anything. And yet there’s people O e m V '& + t*"rheA (tW .-I*IA Vi&tc running around rumorizing — W L A S ß 0 : C X 3 T?AA. 4 i o :o o T = M saying that the CIA, the contras, Utas other campaigns, me, whatever — Hart people running around trying WSM & to pin this on everybody, that somehow this was manufactured. Tickets available at AS Ticket Office, The truth of the matter is I was Channel Islands, Beach Shop and Surf N Wear telling people I was in Miami a month ago as a joke, because I said $4.50 UCSB Students Presale “ this will certainly stir them up,” $6.00 General ft Day of Show because I was down giving a Political Consultant Patrick Caddell speech in Ft. Lauderdale and seeing my one paying client in Miami.... 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In this Rose, Chablis, Rhine, Burgundy 1.5ltr $2.49 instance, it’s totally crazy. I mean this is a madness at work political journalism changed so a feel for them in different ANDRE CHAMPAGNE $2.69 in terms of hysteria.... The press much that an event such as the situations. SANTA BARBARA WINERY has the responsibility to tell us the Hart-Rice affair would over­ The more likely thing for can­ shadow something like the Iran- Cabernet Sauvlngon Blanc $3.99 news, not to spread gossip that’s didates, particularly taking a leap not even supportable.... They’ve contra hearings? from Reagan’s book, is how much PEPSI, DIET PEPSI, SLICE, DIET SLICE got political reporters hunting Caddell: Any time you have an they attempt to manage access of 2 liter $1.39 Lynn Armandt as though she were event that is a firestorm event the the press to them, and therefore way this is, you are going to get a COKE, DIET COKE, CHERRY COKE “ Deep Throat.” I mean they got try to control their image, both people chasing her as though she lot of coverage, especially if it’s with television and the print press. 6 pk can $2.29 were the major informant of juicy — and let’s face it, sex is Nexus: In light of the Hart 956 Embarcadero del Norte I.V. Watergate.... It’s like a drunken juicy. And scandal is juicy. And scandal would you say the press 968-3565 11 am to midnight 968-3566 excess, the adrenaline runs and it particulaYly when it’s the first time has increased its power in becomes a big high, and people get the press has been able to get into determining the outcome of FREE ICE WITH KEGS to excess. that issue, and it’s all happening presidential elections? Nexus: What about the Miami right then. Caddell: I think it’s become a Herald? What’s their respon­ It isn’t like a Watergate or even a greater force now. H ie press goes sibility in covering this issue and contra affair which has a much through pendulum swings, cycles were they right in running the slower process of revelation with this. And when it’s on an up- story when they did not have followed by big revelation followed cycle, like it is now, where the ALL MOVIES surveillance the whole time Hart by gaps. There are peaks and press has really done something, and Rice were allegedly inside (his valleys in it, so it’s not unusual to what happens is, as one reporter Washington townhouse) ? find this kind of story. described to me yesterday, a Caddell: Well, they would have “ feeding frenzy” takes place. Nexus: How will the other been better off if their story was Those took place at Watergate, it candidates protect themselves air-tight. I think they kind of was the same thing I saw happen from having the same type of thing stumbled their way into the story. with the Carter administration, it happen to them in the future? Or It’s clear now if you read happened in Irangate when it first will they even try? New sw eek how the story broke. When the press is in the developed.... What happened is Caddell: They’re going to have saddle, when events are in With rental of 2 or more ; they (the Herald) stumbled into to. I think that now we’ll have a ascendancy, they usually become they story, and as they realized much more intense coverage of the even more frenzied trying to they had a story, they intensified campaign. It’s going to be outcompete each other, standards (with coupon) their coverage. demanded by people saying “ well, decline — I ’ve been complaining The point of the matter is the it’ll be unfair if you don’t coverthe about that the last day or so. larger issue it seems for the Herald other candidates as intensely as Then we go through cycles where RENTAL NETWORK j or for anybody, is there’s no you covered Gary Hart,” where people will react to things, and the disputing the fact that all these there are questions. I think the press will die down. The way you people are together, they’re issue is where there are questions. can see this is the way the press together a substantial amount of I mean, the point is if this were reacted since the events of time, Gary’s acting very fencive Mario Cuomo, for instance, there’s Irangate and the Hart thing and True S tories Ferris B ueller with the paper and so forth and it an interest the press has in him but the way they’re dealing with that, with how the reacted when Eugene Blue Velvet makes it somewhat legitimate. So I it’s not over this question. But the T h e F ly don’t have a problem. issue is going to be made more Hasenfus went down in the S id * N a n c y Room W ith a View I’m concerned about sur­ simplistic: Are you going to treat Nicaraguan jungle. There’s a guy veillance of candidates and everybody the way you treated who goes down in his plane, C olor o f M oney C hildren o f a campaign people — staking people Gary Hart? Under that rubric I another American is killed, this out makes me uncomfortable. On think the candidates are in for guy’s got phone numbers that go L e s s e r G o d the other hand the fact that they very, very tough scrutiny. back to the White House for had a legitimate story and was Nexus: Do you think candidates chrissakes, and the CIA, and the important in the sense that it was a will now stay away from the print press’ attitude is saying “ well isn’t |All your favorites • Open 'till 11:00 daily judgment story, you can’t argue media and instead go for a card­ that interesting.” with that. And they had a lead that board image on the TV screen? I mean they didn’t jump it the continued to apparently solidify. Caddell: I ’m not sure I agree way they jumped these other RENTAL 6530-B Paradall So they weren’t just doing (it) on with the “ cardboard image” on the events, but because Reagan was speculation. I think you can TV screen. I would argue that still popular, I would argue. I criticize some of the ways they did television coverage, in fact, over a would argue that when they sense 6 8 & 78 T9 it, but not basically the fact that period of time, news coverage weakness, they become em­ NETW O RK they did it. gives voters a better sense of the boldened, when there’s blood in the Nexus: Has the structure of candidates because they really get ( See CADDELL, p. 16) Daily Nexus Friday, May 15,1987 13

Six Gauchos Sports Racism Honored on Subject of PC A A Team Lecture Today

The Department of Physical By Scott Channon Activities and Recreation will Contributing Editor address the problem of racism in sports today at noon in Campbell While the UCSB baseball team is Hall. still awaiting news regarding The Third Annual Coaching postseason play, six Gaiichos have Certification Program Lecture will received word this week that they feature Dr. Harry Edwards, a were named to the All-PCAA team. professor of sociology from UC Shortstop Erik Johnson and Erik Johnson Quinn M ack Berkeley, who will discuss the outfielder Quinn Mack were issue in a free lecture entitled “ The named to the first-team, outfielder Campanis Controversy — Where Joe Kemp and pitcher Butch Do We Go from Here?” Seuberth were named to the Edwards, the author of a host of second team, and pinch-hitter Tom articles concerning the ex­ Logan and catcher Tim McKer- ploitation of blacks in sports and cher were honorable mentions. myths about black athletes, is a Johnson, one of the most con­ nationally recognized professor sistent players all season, finished with a concentration on sports his fourth season at shortstop with sociology. He recently appeared on a .312 overall average, and tied a the late night news program team-high with 18 doubles. But Nightline to discuss the con­ more impressively, in Johnson’s troversial remarks made by the final 169 fielding attempts, he Los Angeles Dodgers’ vice committed no errors. He com­ president, A1 Campanis. mitted one error in his last 262 Edwards will speak for ap­ attempts, and he finished with a proximately 45 minutes, leaving 15 .956 fielding percentage after a minutes to answer any questions. very slow start. — Patrick DeLany Mack, also a senior, was the Butch Seuberth Tom Logan other player with 18 doubles. After Tim McKercher a slow start at the plate, Mack .348 in the PCAA. He led the team and has 12 over two seasons. Cal State Fullerton pitcher 12-9 conference record and 30-23-2 finished the season with a .310 with 71 hits and was second with Seuberth led the team with 40 Larry Casian was named PCAA overall. overall average and .358 in PCAA nine home runs. Kemp also strikeouts, 26 in PCAA play, Player of the Year for his 10-1 games. Mack was second on the revealed his blistering speed by making him one of the most feared record, 7-0 in conference, and his On Monday, the Gauchos will team with 48 RBIs and third with leading the team with 14 stolen relief pitchers in the league. 2.75 overall ERA, 1.70 in con­ find out if they are returning to the seven home runs. He and Johnson bases, including four in one game. Tom Logan, who injured himself ference. Western Regionals. As strange as were second on the team with 66 Seuberth recorded seven saves two weeks ago, finished with a .343 Fullerton’s Augie Garrido and it may sound, UCSB’s chances for hits. this season, which gave him 14 overall average, .333 in PCAA UC Irvine’s Mike Gerakos were receiving an invitation are not all Kemp, who is playing one season over two seasons and thrust him play. named Co-PCAA Coaches of the that bad, even though the Gauchos at UCSB after transferring from into first place on the UCSB career McKercher, the only junior of Year. were bypassed two years ago with Arizona State, finished the regular list. Teammate Lee Carballo also the six honored, hit .347 overall this UCSB finished third in the PCAA a 38-21 record and three years ago season with a solid .346 average, recorded seven saves this season season and .311 in conference. behind Fullerton and Irvine with a with a 46-21 record.

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SUMME SUBLET! 1 1/2 bdrm- 2 M/F Rmts needed to share inex­ pensive ($207 mo) 2bd/2bath apt. F or Sale perfect for 3. 6500 blk Sabado. Close GRAB THIS ONE to campus/beach. For more info right next to campus. 6505 Pardall no.3 Call Chris or Lane at 685-9434, IBM SELECTRIC III Correcting FAST! Call Annie 685-9089. Rent negotiable. ECON MAJORS Typewriter great condition $750 or 2 F NS needed to share clean, Best offer 682-0129______725/mo 2bdr, lba. small but cozy, M ovies spacious apt w/balcony. 2 huge ideal for 2. Deck, quiet, no pets 968- bedrooms, 2 bath. Call Jay/Rob 685- Come to the 7th Annual Marker MRR bindings, EB climbing THICK 6628______“SPAGETTI and MEATBALLS” 1409,961-4883. boots, windsurfing sails, guitar, RX- Something to sink your teeth into 7 bra, 8*7’.’ Sailboard Call 968-9771 1 BR UNF 6597 TRIGO ONLY $495/ G ET A TAN-In the sunny yrd of this MO THRU SUMMER OR $575/ MO Fridays 6 & 8 pm Chem 1179 STUDENT- Side skirts aero kit and a bra for 84- lrg 2b/ 2b apt needing 1 n/ s F to ONE Y E A R OWNER 967-1028 Clean 87 Toyota Corolla SR5 or Corolla share rm. $244/ mon. Call Lynette/ Apt. Good Loc.______FACULTY GTS Twin Cam $125 685-4802 Kelta Irene 685-7615 Evenings______1 bdrm apts nest to campus for June Windsurfing Hawaii Booms, new MASTER BEDRM W/PVT BATH, 87-88. New kitch and inter. $600 mo. PICNIC $85.00-Gaastra sails 3.8,4.9,5.5 $50 to GREATHOUSE Great place. Clean 682-2340.______$70. Call Vince 682-6279 Leave Washer, dryer, yard, fruit trs, Q U IE T !! Jim, 961-3123(w), 967- message______2-4 People for summer sub-let. Sunday, May 17 Remodeled and new appliances. 2nd 6965(h) TAKE A LOOK!$350 incl all utilities...NICE______11:00-4:00 B usiness P ersonals floor $175 each or neg. Call 685-0056 2 bdrm apt avail for June 87/88. WANT YOUR OWN ROOM? I F Goleta Beach Attention 1987 & 1988 Graduates! 6625 Trigo No. B $235/mo. Call needed for a furnished 5 bd house in Tickets In Front of Lowest gold prices for the next year Cindy/Michelle. 685-0828 or Anne/- IV w/ garage backyard. A GREAT on Art Carved class rings on May 18- Kerstin 968-0471.______;______place for only $275 Call soon: 968- UCEN $4 for 22 from 10-4 in the UCEN LOBBY 1 BED, 1 BA, NEW LY FUR­ 0836.______FUN, FOOD & Drink Save $50 on 14k Gold NISHED, KITCHEN NOOK Access Great Location! Next to campus, to sun deck, sectional couch $575/- laundry, beach. 1M Needed. Come mo. See mgr. at 6650 Abrego no. 105. talk to us at 6502 ST no. 3 or call 685- Call 685-3329 for more info. 8719. ______1 and 2 bdrm apts in I.V. M rmmt need for lrg 1 bdrm apt in PART-TIME CLERICAL College THE Furn/ and unfurn.-Avail June. IV. Rent and dep negot. Avail 7/1. student wanted to work part-time From $575-$910 mo. Call 968-6792 Dave ot Larry, Days 964-6701 ex 214. (13 hours a week), in an insurance RIGHT OWN ROOM! 1 F nsmkr needed to office. Must have a grade point 2 BED, 2 FULL BATH. ONE share 2 bdrm 2 bth w/2 fun girls. average of “ B” or above. Requires MARGIN PR IVATE BATH Also study rqom. Own room w/own bath only $335. general clerical and receptionist New carpet and linoleum floors. VISIT Call Leni 685-5376 or 964-0702 Joy 968- experience. Must enjoy job variety Access to sun deck and private 3645.______; ______and be flexible. Call Terri 687-5335. OUR NEW patio. See manager at 6650 Abrego no. 105, call 685-3329.______W AN TE D !! One bdrm in IV for 2 N/- STUDENT EMT-IA's WANTED!! LOCATION S M. If you have an xtra bdrm UCSB Paramedic Rescue Dept, is Serving all your Word Processing DP OCEANSIDE available. Please call Mike or Chris presently accepting applications for and typing needs - Convenient IV at 685-3907. ______student Rescue Worker positions. location. OCEANVIEW SU­ 2M or 2F Wanted to share rm in apt. Application deadline is 5P.M. May 990 Embarcadero del Mar. 968-8242. Great apartment! Big back and 28- for anticipated summer front yd. Basket ball crt and fire pit. openings. Call UCSB Rescue 961-3928 PROFESSIONAL TYPIST MMER SUBLET. 685-4194______- ______for details. ______No job too small or large Pica or Elite 2 N/S M or F are needed to share 2br TELEMARKETER - COLLEGE GREAT APT Need 3 964-7304 upstairs apt. on El Nido. Clean, good STUDENT enjoy- talking on the people. Call Tracy or Jeannette 968- location and parking Call Donna or phones? This is the job for you. 7746.______Anie 685-6858 lv. Message.______Evenings and Saturday morning. ---- GREAT SUMMER SUBLET---- Must be aggressive, outgoing, have Insurance Room for 3 F NS in Plush Trigo Apt. 2N/S females needed to live w/ 2 a good phone voice and carry a “ B” Perfect location. Rent negotiable friendly roommates in a clean or above grade point average. Call AUTO INSURANCE 25 percent ______Call 968-1975 ______furnished apt. Has pool, garage, MOO laundry facil. Act now! Call Susan Terri 687-5335. ______discount possible on auto if GPA is HEY! WANNA’ LIVE I STYLE or Gina 968-3288______WORK IN JAPAN 3.0 or better. FARMERS IN­ THIS SUMMER? Furnished duplex SURANCE call 682-2832-Ask for SHI Individuals with a degree or ex­ w/lrg. living room and kitchen, 2 THE FLY 2 dynamic, responsible, considerate, perience in: electronics & electrical Sloan,Kathy, or Lynette. bedrooms, Sabado Tarde. What N/S F to share FRENCH QUAR­ engineering, TESOL, linguistics, FACTORY^ more can you ask for? June 15-Sept TH E N E W TERS A PT $234. 968-2052 Call usical nst Soon!!! pharmacy, securities/finance or M I . C H IN E S E D IN N E R 15 Call 685-4580 Okay? ______VERSION business management interested in ONE BEDROOM APARTMENTS 2 fun F needed for 87-88 school year PROGRAM BOARD IS SELLING Monday, May 18th teaching English for one year in AVAILABLE to share 2bd/2 ba apt. on El Nido. OUT Japan to employees of major cor- ZBT House 807 Embarcadero Del Right by campus! $250 mo. Call its old P.A. Gear. Pro Audio Auction FREE I.V. Theater $2.50 porations/government ministries Norte Wendy 685-7303.______Sat May 1612-5, UCSB Pub should write to: DELIVERY AN AWESOME PLACE TO LIVE!! 7 • 9 • 1 l pm WITH MINIMUM ORDER Leases begin July 1,87 until June 30, G reek M essages ervices ffered K TW tn 4 A M S M Sponsored by International Education Services S O 88 Shin Taiso Bldg., 10-7, Dogenzaka 2- Call Ken at 685-9949- Leave Message A^S. Underwrite & chome ATTENTION ALL UNIVERSITY STORAGE SUMMER SUBLEASE Art History Association Shibuya-ku, Tokyo 150, Japan Great summer special $ 7 . * 5 (t.V. & Campus) Cool 2bd/2ba apt. on El Nido GREEKS! ! Boat Races will 5x5x91/2 June to Sept $110.00 $ 1 1 .9 5 (Elwood Beach) 1 Call 4 info Wendy or Debbie 685-7303. commence immediately after the Information on the position will be THE FATE O F THE Other sizes also available 1 1 4 .9 5 (El Encanto Hgts.) WALK TO BEACH, BIKE TO UCSB FUTURE LIES Push Cart Relays-4:30Mc Burley’s sent after receiving a detailed Reserve now! With a small deposit HIDDEN IH resume and photograph.______Beaut 3br Hse., gar., shed, acre Share your locker-Share the expense 9 6 8 - 9 7 6 6 orch. $1400. N/S, cat. 967-1121. THE PAST, Aloha CHI-O's and Call Now 968-6556 ______SO M EW HERE 9 6 8 - 9 3 8 3 YOUR OWN ROOM ONLY $275! UCSB TAN-DON’T BURN OH EARTH... dates! Mai Poina the Hawaiian F N/S for quiet Goleta home. Close 1966. Treat yourself to a great tan without Luau Spring Party on the mainland. to biis, ideal for Grad stu. Avail 6/15. Ho’oluale’a with your sorority negative effects of the sun. Control WORD PROCESSING Call Now Keith or Elizabeth 683- Kaikuahines Friday night! Mahalo! acne, psoriasis, etc. 5858 Hollister. Reports, Dissertations, Resumes, 2 9 6 4 . ______Aloha, Kalena______11 a.m. - 9 p.m. 967-8983 SUNTIME Desktop Publishing. Fast, accurate, You want them, we’ve got them Tuesday, May 19th $3.00 SUNTANNING CENTER. reasonable. Impossible Deadlines KAPPAS AND DATES!! Tomorrow Rooms Our Specialty. IBM XT/ Microsoft 7 • 9 • 11 pm Campbell Hall is the night! W e’ll be dressed in our $136 for summer^ enjoy pool parties T ravel WORD Spons. by Phi Kappa Psi 20’s style bests, swinging under the $200 Del Play a apt furn fully equipt Call 682-4140 8 A.M.-5P.M. moonlight! This is what we’ve been DAILY LUNCH SB to N Y 2 one way tickets 5/ 28 and $258 A must to see kitty ok patio waiting for, GREAT GATSBY 5/29 $159 each or best offer-Lenore Carol’s Word Processing 685-1153. Studios R mmt. W anted Saturday at 4!______SPECIALS Resumes, Cover letters, Papers. $435 built for 2 washer/dryer 569-7185 PSYCHE UP LIONHEARTS to go Style and Grammar Check $445 nr bch bills pd pool furn 1 F Christian for Summer and Fall 2brm apt. Clean, own room, patio, Hawaiian with the A D P I’s Sat nite, $2.85 Word Processing/Editing /Typing $495 no last, frplc most bills pd swmng pool, near IV. Call 685-1135 8:00pm. Call house for details!______R O U N D TR IP By Experienced Professional 1 Bedrooms for Kim or Ann.______PSYCHE UP LIONHEARTS to go near Hwy. 101 and Patterson. $400 cozy 1 bd cott out IV for 2 DAILY DINNER London...... From $480 Hawaiian with the A D P I’s Sat nite, ______967-2530______$475 prime local lease free and ready 1 F N/S to share lrg room. 3bd/2ba, SPECIALS P a ris ...... $599 $500 gets this beauty nr the fun W/D frnt yrd, parking. 6758A Sueno $285/- 8:00pm. Call house for details!______F ra n kfu rt...... *510 W anted 2 Bedroom mo. Great roomies! Call Gin 685- SIG-EP ERIC LAUTERBACH $840 complet w/most every thing 7112.______Happy 21st Birthday $4.75 Amsterdam ...... *588 H ELP! N/S F UCD Grad needs quiet $950 It’s got 2 full baths w/d 4ok 1 F N/S wanted to share big, clean You’re Goin’ Down ★ FREE DELIVERY ★ Z u ric h ...... *590 own room/studio sublet $1025 2 bd 2 bath 2 story of glamor 2bdrm dplx for 87-88 on Sabado. $287 ______PSEUDO______Or These W ith $ 8 m in im u m o rd e r 4 - 1 1pm Copenhagen. DESPERATE! Deborah 685-3346 mo. Call ASAP: Kim 685-8436/Linda SIG-EP ERIC LAUTERBACH ...... *695 Leave Message PLEASE! $1250 3 bd 2 baths many extras w/d »flar 685-3342. Happy 20th Birthday 685-7088*9685453 Rom e...... $1275 4 bd no last garg frplc more 1 Fern needed for immaculate You’re Goin’ Down R esumes Many others avail in or out of IV 6527 Madrid, IV A the ns...... *685 Oceanside D.P. apt 87/88 Large, ______PSEUDO______687-7218 RE N TAL NEWS furn 3bed, 2bath 6619 no.5 Call now Alpha Phis- get hyped for the Sigma PROFESSIONAL NEW LARGE 1 BDRM APT. furn., T.E.E.TRAVEL Terri 685-0168 ______Nu Greek Week wrap-up this Sat. at EARN $7-$10 per hour frost free refg., Ceiling Fan, mini 2922 De La Vina C-2 1 F needed 87-88 yr 2 bd 2 bth apt on 8pm! Cya there!______• Delivery persons needed. Dominos RESUME SERVICE blinds, coverd prkg. near UCSB. For S.B. 93105 • (805) 569-0082 Seville. Furn, laundry, park avail. Fred and Ginger, Bonnie and Clyde, Pizza. 968-1057. Expert Writing, editing, translation, Now & Fall 968-7928______layout & printing S.B. 569-3787,22 W. Aileen/Andrea 968-6300 or Pam 685- Antony and Cleopatra, Jeckyl and Staying for the summer? Need a Mission, Goleta 683-3280, 5276 8795 $270/mo.______Hyde. They’ll all be present for the Job? Counter help needed at a local Hollister No. 351. Nationwide IF needed for 2br 2bath apt in I.V. event of the century ; THE K A PPA bakery. Part time and full time. Pay T utoring Lifetime Updating Great location!!! Cool Roomates!!! DELTA SUNSET CRUISE! So starts at $4.50. Call 964-6842 and ask £ YOUR S.B. t Quiet Area!!! 6587 Picasso 685-1587 Kappa D’s dress up and bring a date- for Lisa. Hiring immediately!______A PLUS WORD PROCESSING F or R ent For the time is now and we can’t £ L IM O £ 1F rmmt needed for 87-88 to share a Sub teachers for D.D. students, reg Papers, letters($1.50ds); resumes, wait! The famous couples will soon room in a great 6600 block D.P. apt. standard credential, sub aides also graphics, and more. Spelling and meet-And party all night to the Summer Sublet 6613 £ C O N N E C T IO N * Location can’t be beat, ocean view, needed. Apply personnel -4200 Calle grammar check. Call 964-4377 Mon- dancing beat!! !______Fri 10am-7pm.______clean, etc. C all968-5545 NOW! Real 683-6381 D.P. Oceanside!! t 5* -S.B.T. £ Hey Alpha Chi’s the time is here IF rmmt needed for oceanview DP Work to stop nuclear testing and Foreign language tutoring Hurry! 2 or 1 space avail, for resp. To get your limo’s and pack your apt. Start June. Call Cindy 968-7712 U.S. intervention in Central Tutors available in IV, SB, Gol & F (s) Lrg, Gean, Beautiful, Incred. gear * 5% DISCOUNT £ and leave message $330 mo.______America. SANE the nations oldest Carp. Call The Language Link 965- sundeck! Call Moe or Laurie 685- X * W e’re going to rage, that we know and largest peace lobby is hiring full 2382______4328 ______* it IF share room O-side DP 6600 block At the Alpha Chi Formal, Here we go * £ 87-88 Call Penny 968-8819.______ad part time staff to work in SB, LA, Two gay men looking for a Room in * (with this ad) + Hey Chi O’s- SF. Hasten the demise of T yping a Gay/Lesbian apt. in IV. for the 87/- 1 M Rmmt needed for Ocn Sd D.P. Get psyched for tonight! Grab your Reaganism. EOE 213-470-4493______88 school year. Call 805-643- £ 963-3355 £ apt-Big living room and sundeck leis and let’s go Hawaiian!! WORD PROCESSING - TYPING - 5238(days) or 653-1262(eves) Ask for overlooking Pacific. Call Eric 685- Hey Laurel puff your name is easy EDITING - EMERGENCY? CALL Mark.______:______£★★★★★★★★★★★★★* 9997______utos for ale EVENINGS & WEEKENDS. my name is tough. I am old you are A S Summer at 6565 Sabado 1 M needed from June-June for coed MY PRIVATE SECRETARY SUMMER AT 6653 SABADO new can you figure out this con- 3 br/2 ba furn. Oceanview parking apt. prefer Sr. Quiet and considerate 77 TOYOTA CELLICA, excellent (C IN D Y) 964-3108.______3BD.2BA,2-STORY, PATIO, RES. f using clue? Love and AP T YBS Cheap. Call 685-7162 or 685-4470 a must. Call John 968-6548 condition, dependable $1700 OBO PARKING. LET’S MAKE A DEAL Call 685-4431 before 10/after5______A P T FOR RENT: 6592 Sabado no. 2 968-1083:______1 Talented, fun, N/S Male needed to DAILY ON-CAMPUS Jun87- Jun88. 2 bed, 1 bath. Clean, share clean 3bdrm duplex apart- L imousines SUMMER SUBLET-Clean 1 bdrm close to beach, campus, and ment-$260 a month. Call Jeff at 685- apt. Furnished. 2 blks from beach PARTY LIMO 24 HOUR SERVICE B icycles PICK-UP markets. Call 685-9634______4446 and campus. Call Jim or Steve. 685- $35/ HOUR 4169.HURRY!!!!! ______1 male roommate needed. If you 21” 1984 Stumpjumper-seat, grips, PROFESSIONAL Rage on Oceanside D.P. this sum­ CONCERT SERVICE AVAILABLE know how to study as well as have bearings, chain, freewheel, biopace- mer! Large furnished 3 bed, 2 bath SUMMER SUBLEASE (Poolside AT REQUEST WORDPROCESSING fun-CallTJ 685-3676.______all new. $300. M ark: 968-0172 6681 no.l. Call now!! Jenny 685-4148 Picasso) Nice furnished 1 or 2 STUDENT DISCOUNT 25 percent Papers, Reports, Dissertations evenings.______|______SPEND YOUR SUMMER BY THE bedroom/2bath overlooking a pool, AVAIL IMMED PRICES CALL 564-2549 Typing/ Editing SEA rent negotiable. Call: 685-8660 ISLA VISTA BIKES preowned FAST, ACCURATE, LETTER- SLASHED: space for F in 2br. 2 ■iiimiimiimMiiiHtmtiMi 2M or 2F, Oceanview, Patio, cycles-instant repairs-parts-rentals QUALITY PRINTING Summer Sublet-2bd 2bath-apt on spaces for M in 2br. 1 space for M in HAVE A Disposal, Dish Washer, $225/neg, 16 31- (M-Sat 10-59 Adj to Borsodi’s 968- 563-2331 (message) M-F, Eves, Abrego June to Aug Clean and 2br. Call 685-6964 MWF 12-4. 6503 9270 ______Weekends Erik 685-9997 ______Furn, Rent Neg. Call Mike 685-0335 Madrid and 6744 Sabado Tarde. GOOD WEEKEND! 16 Friday, May 15» 1987 Daily Nexus

happening they would not be SHELL MINI-MART & GAS allowed to take place. So, I think ATTENTION CADDELL that President Kennedy, in a (Continued from p.12) modern situation, would not be 5648 Hollister, Goleta water, to quote the journalist able to, if it’s true what people are NM-Mert Haw My U tfcarfsd m year DOG yesterday, then they have the saying, then it would not be able to feeding frenzy.... be done, because of the fact that Shell Credit Card TRACK If I were to say my problem with being in the office and being ★ LOTTERY TICKETS ★ the political press is there’s not vulnerable to charges would be more of a happy medium, so that abominable. (COLDEST BEER IN TOWN) OWNERS!! the rules are pretty well un­ I don’t think it’s a question of Shell Opea till MMaigkt derstood and established and morality so much as it is as it is a followed all the way through. question of general character, of Nexus: Would something like integrity really. This issue of this have happened to Martin womanizing or extramarital af­ Luther King, Jr. or John F. Ken­ fairs, I think is difficult to make it nedy, both of whom were a strict moral judgment, when too (allegedly) found to be engaged in many people in the polls and so COMPUTER extramarital affairs, if they were forth have indicated that they alive today? themselves have sinned. Caddell: I ’m not sure what What I ’m saying is it’s not a would happen to Martin Luther moral issue when it becomes a RENTALS King because he was not preaching character issue — integrity, or is •convenient and inexpensive- the gospel vis-a-vis Jim and this person strange or not, or what Tammy Bakker — he was out does it tell us about them, or is trying to cause moral change and there a conflict here, or is there change in society. So whether that danger here, or is the person 685-7879 (King’s alleged affair) or not was vulnerable — those are the more relevant is another question to me. legitimate grounds. I ’m not sure it was. But certainly the rules would be John Kennedy was president, very different, and I suspect the and one of his alleged in­ John Kennedy situation would be volvements was with a woman who different, and I suspect, whether was also having an affair with a fair or not, it would have been mafia boss. That probably is pretty different for Martin Luther King serious and I don’t think he could too. And I suspect that once the get away with that, if that were barriers are down, the instinct is Swift Auto Parts true. the press stretches the barriers, I mean if those things were and they spread.”

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