a 1 1 1 N N S ■EV IS*»-.'- ■ ■ . D • Opinion 6 1 Try to Understand E • Feature 8 D ( X • Sports 9 i E This Column • Classifieds 11 Page 6 Daily Nexus Volume 69, No. 54 Wednesday, November 23, 1988 ______University of California, Santa Barbara______One Section, 12 Pages New Legislation for KCSB is Questioned May Mean Less Student Control professional manager’s took up By Maxwell C. Donnelly became gray,” Gault-Williams Staff Writer said. However, the job descriptions have remained in their original A proposed job description form and the by-laws have only change for the position of general undergone “patch jobs” to com­ manager at campus radio station pensate for the changes which KCSB has raised questions among have occurred within the station, some employees as to whether he said. student control of the station is Gault-Williams’ job description being usurped. as it appeared in the old by-laws KCSB Chief Engineer Steve was the cause of excessive con­ Sellman fears changes in the fusion, he said, adding that it was station’s by-laws, made official he who requested that a job-audit last Wednesday when they were be performed upon his position. passed by the Associated Students “The job description that I have Legislative Council and currently been evaluated under since 1985 pending approval by the UCSB has not been the job description I personnel department, will was hired under, and this has overextend the power of the caused me undue stress because to professional manager and result in a certain degree it was unclear a loss of student control at KCSB. what it was people wanted me to If the responsibilities outlined in do,” he said. FORGET THE SNAKE, WHAT'S IN THE PAPER SACK, BARBARA? - UCSB Chancellor the job description are taken to an Confusion over the general Barbara Uehling, right, fondles Gail Hall's snake in front of the UCen while holding a extreme, the potential exists for an manager position comes largely mysterious paper bag. m u t s u y a t a k e n a g a /D aily n *« u < abuse of power by whoever holds from the same factors which led to the position of general manager, the recent revisions in the by-laws, according to Cory Krell, the according to Jim Scott, radio station’s student associate council chair and KCSB manager. However, Krell said he programmer. In the early 1980s, Jimmy Cliff to Play at UCSB After is basically content with the the position was created to help the revisions made to the job associate manager, whose work description. load and responsibilities had Previous Cancellation by Campus “The potential impact has yet to become overburdening, he said. be determined,” Sellman said. Although it was originally filled Soard after safety officials ween Program Board and the “However, there are many by the student or graduate who had By Jen n y Oo** been the associate manager the r% _ . ‘ reported increased rowdiness at promoter had not been signed questions about the retention of neporter student control.” year before, over th® y ^ rs several on-campus dance forums and before the show’s cancellation, making a suit impossible. When Malcolm Gault-William« fcriuêr associate managers became concerned about possible overcrowding. “It’s progressively However, a contract with Cliff declined to accept the position and A year after a controversial w"! . r,;«a as KCSB’s first gotten to be an unsafe situation. had been signed by telegram, so it was determined that a cancellation of a 1987 Jimmy Cliff professional general manager in People were no longer dancing, the promoter and Program Board professional staff person was show which resulted in an out-of- 1983, one version of his job they were pushing,” said Fire settled out of court for $4,000, needed to fill the position. court settlement between the description was entered into the Marshall John Kennedy last year. approximately one-half of the “There are not enough hours in Associated Students Program by-laws and a ¿ugiltly different one As a result of the show’s can- agreed talent fee. dav to accomplish what both Board and Cliff, the reggae artist was submitted to the personnel ti/sll "SriOTiT! Nov. 28 in Rob isVul. ceiiaiion, Cliff’s New York “There was a binding con­ department. descriptions were expecting me to along with Crucial DBC and Crazy promoter Music Business Agency firmation from the Program Board Over the past few years the do,” Gault-Williams said. “As a threatened to file suit against (with Cliff’s promoter), but station’s operational procedures broadcast professional with 20 Eights. Last November, a Cliff concert Program Board. According to because of a misunderstanding have changed and the “area where years experience, I know what k/. J --- «- * _• ' *• «nhpHnlprl fnr the UCSB Events then-Program Board Director between us and the Department of the student manager’« liccvia tv vc uuiiv, dui wnai me (See CLIFF, p.5) _ , ___ p --- «* - 4VO[A/U Center was cancelled by Program uneri iuw,Di'*“ —.3 legal __ contract bet- sibilities left off and the (See KCSB, p.4)

UCSB Professor Will Travel to See Soviet Yets Uehling Invites and the Impact of the Vietnam By Doug McFarling War, Harris will be “attempting to Reporter _____ reveal the healing process,” Capps Student Advice, said. “Because of the similarities . «tudies of the Vietnam war to the one in UCSB religious Afghanistan, the veterans are Input at Office Professor Walter Capps and a 29- they can exchange member delegation will travel going so .. Hours Nov. 30 next week to the Soviet Union in feelings.” - a. hopes of establishing dialogue Harris said there has been *. between Vietnam veterans and noticeable increase in the number UehHag Soviet soldiers recently returning of suicides among the Soviet Chanceuttt any from Afghanistan. veterans of the Afghanistan war will be available to ouh.»~ issues or concerns during office The aftermath of the than soldiers serving during hours next Wednesday from 1:30 peacetime. Afghanistan war has had effects on to 3 p.m. in her office at 5221 Pointing out that he has never the Russian soldiers comparable to Cheadle Hall those experienced by American been to the USSR, Harris said that About 15 to 20 students have veterans of Vietnam, according to although he is excited about the attended each of the chancellor’s KEYT-TV News Director King opportunity to be the first previous open office sessions, a American television journalist to number which Uehling considers _ member,..0L ““ be allowed to record the en­ delegation, ü s m ? henevco « .i to be an adequate response and veterans of both wars wul ÍJJ0®f*t counters the American takes up the available time, ®nd Soviet veterans, he is ap­ from the trip. according to uns - ...... Religious Studies Professor Walter Capps will ditch finals A Vietnam veteran who prehensive about visiting a office. this quarter in favor of a trip to the Soviet Union. regularly lectures in Capps’ class, communist country u»2i he is so MUTSUYA TAKENAGA/Daily Nexus Religious Studies 155 — Religion (See CAPPS, p.5) 2 Wednesday, November 23,1988 J 1[eadDiners Daily Nexus World Nation h 1 State Prime Minister of Canada: Bush and President-elect of U.S. Air Force Unveils New Approval of Free Trade Mexico Hold Talks in Texas Radar-evading B-2 Bomber TORONTO, Canada — Prime Minister Brian Mulroney HOUSTON, Texas — George Bush and Carlos Salinas de PALMDALE — The Air Force unveiled its sinister- said Tuesday his party’s election victory is a “clear Gortari, the president-elects of the United States and looking B-2 stealth bomber Tuesday, giving the world its mandate” for the free trade agreement with the United Mexico, arrived in Texas today for quick, get-acquainted first look at the gray-and-black flying wing designed to States, and he hopes to implement it on schedule Jan. 1. talks before taking the reins of government in their coun­ evade enemy radar and deliver nuclear weapons. His Progressive Conservative Party won 170 of the 295 tries. The bomber, which has never flown, was rolled slowly out House of Commons seats in Monday’s election, concluding Earlier, Bush told Republican governors at a meeting in of a hangar at Air Force Plant 42 in the Mojave Desert to a tough contest fought on the issue of the trade pact Alabama that he will appoint special negotiators to deal cheers from an invitation-only crowd of 2,000 workers, Mulroney and President Reagan signed with the federal budget deficit, and he military brass, media and industry last January. said to reporters traveling with him that •representatives. The Liberal Party led by John Turner, he hasn’t decided on a new defense “Let all of us remember America’s who ran a one-issue campaign calling for secretary, despite reports that he plans enduring hope and prayer that the B-2 cancellation of the agreement, won 82 to appoint former Sen. John Tower of will strengthen the cause of peace and seats and Ed Broadbent’s socialist New é S i à Texas. that this magnificent aircraft will never Democrats got 43 seats. Broadbent also In Texas today, Bush arrived first at be flown in anger,” said Air Force opposed the deal. Ellington Air Force Base. After the Secretary Edward C. “Pete”. Aldridge The prime minister said guaranteed Mexican leader’s plane landed, the vice Jr. access to the huge U.S. market insures Canadian president greeted him with a hearty handshake as he prosperity. emerged. He also said that Canada is mature and fully able to Salinas then joined Bush in his limousine for the short trip Coroner Reveals Boarding compete without the system of high tariffs it began con­ to NASA’s Johnson Space Center for two hours of talks. structing in the 19th century. All remaining tariffs will be House Corpse was Mutilated phased out over 10 years. Judge Appeals to Reagan SACRAMENTO — One of seven bodies unearthed by detectives in the yard of a Victorian boardinghouse was Cuban Pullout Plan Receives Concerning Iran-contra Trial beheaded and its hands and feet were cut off, the Sacramento County Coroner said Tuesday. OK from S. African Govt. WASHINGTON, D.C. — The judge in the Iran-Contra “It was missing the feet and hands and head. We don’t case is appealing to President Reagan to decide if he wants know if the mutilation occurred before or after death,” said PRETORIA, South Africa — The government Tuesday Oliver L. North to stand trial, warning that the court can’t Coroner Charles Simmons. He said the mutilated body was announced it had joined Cuba and Angola in approving a control disclosure of government secrets by witnesses. that of a woman, 50 to 60 years old, and was the only body U.S.-mediated plan to remove 50,000 Cuban troops from The testimony of current or former government officials discovered in the grounds of the rooming house that suf­ Angola and set the stage for the independence of South- “acquainted with high security m atters” poses a “difficult fered “obvious physical trauma.” West Africa. situation for those who may have foreign policy or national Dorothy Montalvo Puente, the grandmotherly landlady “The hard nut that had to be cracked has been cracked,” security concerns,” U.S. District Judge Gerhard A. Gesell who ran the two-story downtown home on tree-shaded F said Foreign Minister Pik Botha, whose government for warned Monday. Street, has been accused of one count of murder in the death years has linked the independence of South-West Africa, These prosecution witnesses, who include former of Alvaro “Bert” Montoya, a mentally handicapped also known as Namibia, to a Cuban withdrawal. national security adviser Robert McFarlane, “will be transient and former tenant who has been missing for Botha said negotiations were taking place in New York to subjected to intense cross-examination” by North’s months from Puente’s home. establish a mutually acceptable system for verifying all lawyers that could result in the disclosure of sensitive in­ Simmons, who announced that his office has completed phases of the withdrawal, which is expected to be con­ formation, Gesell said. autopsies on the seven bodies, said none of the victims ducted over a 27-month period. Gesell did not say that Reagan should consider pardoning matched Montoya’s description. If this matter is resolved, Botha said, the three countries the four Iran-Contra defendants but suggested other means would sign a formal agreement and the United Nations by which the trial could be stopped. would proceed to set a timetable for implementing its plan Quakers File Suit Seeking to hold independence elections in Namibia. Implementation of a U.N. Security Council resolution U.S. Rejects North Korea’s Immigration Law Exemption governing the independence process in Namibia is expected to begin six to eight weeks after actual signature of the LOS ANGELES — The American Friends Service agreements, said U.S. State Department spokesman Request to Hold Direct Talks Committee filed suit against the U.S. government Tuesday, Charles Redman. WASHINGTON, D.C. — The United States said Tuesday seeking a religious exemption to immigration laws which The parties also must work out final details of the U.N. it will not hold talks with North Korea and that the best way require employers to fire undocumented aliens. role in the region and of verification of Cuban troop with­ to ease tensions on the Korean Peninsula would be in direct Steven G. Cary, chairperson of the board of directors, drawal from Angola, Redman said. talks between Seoul and Pyongyang. said the group commonly known as Quakers “cannot in An article Tuesday in the official North Korean Worker’s conscience be an agent (of the government) forcing these Party newspaper said “it is impossible to ease the tensions people who have fled poverty and war to leave the coun­ Ouster of Leaders Angers and remove the danger of war in Korea and to create a try.” peaceful condition for national reunification without The lawsuit seeks to exempt the AFSC as an employer Ethnic Albanian Protesters holding (North Korea-U.S.) talks to solve the matter.” from the employer sanction provision of the Immigration Bui State Department Cnini» Redman said, “I don’t Reform and Control Act of 1986. It contains the threat of PRISTINA, Yugoslavia — Thousands of ethnic Albanians believe there’s any call for that at this stage.” fines up to $10,000 for employers who fail to verify angered by the ouster of two leaders defied threats of a The United States is “encouraged that North and South document-? or fail to fire employees who don’t produce crackdown and took to the streets Monday, extending a Korea are again dealing with each other” on improving documentation wave of ethnic protest for a fifth straight day. their ties and alleviating tensions, “and that’s the proper At least 7,000 demonstrators braved pouring rain and place for this to occur.” marched about 40 miles to Pristina, capital of the restive southern province of Kosovo. In the liberal northern republic of Slovenia, about 10,000 FDA Approves Drug to Treat ** pcvplt staged a peaceful rally to press for more Correctiof %JH democracy. The protests in the tworegions were unrelated. The protesters in Kosovo have been angered by the Cancer Among AIDS Patients On a front page story in yesterday’s Nexus, it was in­ correctly reported that President John F. Kennedy resignations Thursday of Azem Vlasi and Kacusa Jasari, WASHINGTON, D.C. — The Food and Drug Ad­ both ethnic Albanian members of the province’s 13-member initiated the Volunteers In Service To America. In ac­ ruling Politburo. ministration announced Monday the approval of alpha tuality. VISTA began under President Lyndon B. Johnson The two stepped down under pressure fn m n MitirfSIoii as a treatment for Kaposi’s sarcoma, a cancer as part of his Great Society program. Communist nartv l»»-*— " V , US1 ' .‘“ “ l that primarily affects AIDS patients. Also in a front page headline on Monday, “Ad­ . — j ..unci Slobodan Milosevic, who wants Alpha interferon is a disease-fighter that is present in the greater control over Kosovo for its republic, Serbia. He has ministrators Say Ethnic/Gender Protest Wrongly Aimed body naturally in small amounts, but has been artificially at Senate,” it was professors and not administrators, and demanded changes in the 1974 constitution that gave produced in large quantities in recent years through the use Kosovo broad autonomy. the protest was regarding the ethnic rw "-— - ; of gene-splicing techniques. It previously had been ap­ • _ _ . mwucm en i om y. Provincial party leaders have promised to review the ~.~re is no ^am red movement for a gender proved for treatment of hairy-cell leukemia and for genital requirem«^* ° resignation of the two ethnic Albanians later this week. warts.

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Santa Barbara County Revised plans for ex­ too dense for the site, would Under the new plan, the Third District Supervisor pansion of the St. Athanasius not leave enough open space building would become the Bill Wallace, whose district Orthodox Church — which and would result in in­ third largest structure in encompasses Isla Vista and would entail construction of creased traffic circulation, Isla Vista, compared to the parts of western Goleta, said a multi-purpose complex on according to St. Athanasius number-one ranking it would he could not predict how the the Isla Vista loop — will be building committee Chair hold under the original plan, board will vote on the plan. presented to the Santa Dean Brunner. Brunner said. The decision could be in­ Barbara County Board of The new plan, to be Neither church officials fluenced by statements from Supervisors on Monday in presented by county coastal nor Konchan would guess as affected persons who attend appeal of last month’s planner Suzanne Konchan, to the outcome of Monday’s the hearing, he said. “The decision to deny an original reduced the size of the decision. But, considering decision will depend on the version of the plan. proposed building by 21 the changes made in the community.... Hopefully, The church’s building percent, allowing for a 21- original plans to adhere to some people will be at the committee altered its percent increase in land­ county regulations, church hearing to express their original proposal, which was scaping, according to officials remain optimistic. views, but people in Isla rejected by the Santa Brunner. It will also “I don’t think there is Vista haven’t seemed to be WOODSTOCK'S Barbara County Planning eliminate 25 of the grounds for denial.... We’ve taking much of an interest Commission, to comply with previously planned 110 answered all three of those (in the St. Athanasius county regulations that were parking spaces and give the areas” on which the com­ project), unfortunately,” VIZZA cited in the planning com­ building 7,609 square feet of mission rejected the project, Wallace said. Presents THE FAR SIDE By GARY LARSON Calls for Additional Minority Hiring, ' w i t h Retention Reverberate Through UC

Michel believes minority students need minority faculty By Duncan Sharp members to serve as role models on campus. “Minority Reporter students definitely benefit to have minority faculty to in­ teract with,” she said. “Students turn to faculty because Although minority student enrollment at UCSB has in­ there are so few counselors for minorities.” creased in recent years, peaking at 29 percent of this year’s Minority faculty members are “crucial” for retention of freshman class, the percentage of minority faculty has seen minority students and for establishment of a “mentorship little change, due partly to the small pool of minority ap­ relationship” between professor and student, according to plicants, according to faculty members. Mark Armstrong, a counselor for the Educational Op­ Currently, UCSB has 97 minority faculty members among portunity Program. He explained that Michel’s presence at a total of 690 faculty, according to Raymond Huerta, director UCSB is important because being one of two black female of the Affirmative Action Office. “We are in a crunch faculty members on campus, “she serves many roles, (in­ situation,” he said. “We need to encourage minority students cluding) counselor to many people of color.” to go on and get advanced “Today’s people of color will degrees.” be tomorrow’s majority,” Figures from the Af­ “ We Armstrong said, referring to firmative Action Office are in a crunch situation. We need the increase in the minority indicate that UCSB employs to encourage minority students to go population in California that is 42 Chicano professors, 38 on and get advanced degrees. ” projected to exceed the number "Hey! Look what Zog do!" Asian professors, 15 black Raymond Huerta of Caucasians in the state in the next few decades. professors and two Native Affirmative Action Director American professors. To facilitate the push for “The figures speak for additional minority faculty, two themselves,” said black “ reports on this subject have studies lecturer Claudine Michel. “Efforts should be been published by two separate groups of UC professors: the measured in the terms of the results.” University of California Conference on Future Black Hiring According to Huerta, the low figures result from the and the University of California Chicano/Latino Consortium, inadequate number of minorities pursuing graduate studies, which addresses the issue of low hiring of minority faculty by thereby limiting the pool of minority applicants from which UC. ' Santa Barbara the university draws. The Conference on Future Black Hiring, on whose steering “The most practical problem is having enough people who committee Robinson had once served, declared in its report represent extensive networking who can attract un­ that “immediate and vigorous action must be undertaken to dergraduates, train them and make them available to the substantially increase the number of black faculty at the (applicant) pool,” said Cedric Robinson, chair of the political university.” College of Law science department. He believes that a small and informally The report recommends that each UC campus hire six connected minority faculty is ineffective and asserts that UC black professors a year for the next 10 years, assuring that administrators have made only piecemeal efforts in ad­ qualified blacks are available to fill open positions. It also dressing the problem of underrepresented minorities at the especially recommends the inclusion of black women in nine campuses. (See FACULTY, p.4) Classes for beginning students start January 9

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Sen d Y o u r Decar a Sa nta ’s Bag FACULTY Personal (Continued from p.3) A.S. affirmative action for faculty women and more active recruitment of black graduate' "Students. The report also LEGAL proposes the establishment of a university-wide Afro- American Academy of Arts and Sciences. The Chicano/Latino Consortium report strongly advocates Y o u ’ll be SERVICES increased hiring of women minority faculty because “the absence of Chicanas/Latinas in the faculty and ad­ glad you resource center free consultation ministrative positions is shocking and calls for immediate did. with attorneys action.” It also urges raising the number of Chicano/Latino to help UCSB students with graduate and undergraduate students as well as faculty members at the nine UC campuses over the next five years. • Landlord-Tenant Cases • Personal Injuries UC President David Gardner responded in September with • Consumer complaints a letter to all UC chancellors reaffirming university support Nexus News Hotline 961-2691 • Family Law for affirmative action. According to Huerta, this was the first • Misdemeanor and felony document to come out of the office of the president ad­ offenses dressing these concerns and reaffirmation of the affirmative action program. However, the UC public information office METROPOLITAN GOLETA UCen 3 1 8 5 maintains Gardner has communicated his support for af­ THEATRES CORP. 9 6 1 -4 2 4 6 firmative action in the past through public statements and M ovie Hotline 963-9503 speeches. (TIT© 6050 Hollister Ave., Goleta 967-9447 ASSOCIATED Gardner’s letter proposed the strengthening of affirmative Mystic Pizza (R) STUDENTS action and financial support programs to attract more SANTABARBARA 5.7:25.9:25 University of California minority graduate and postgraduate students. It also Sat & Sun also 1.3 at Santa Barbara ARLINGTON g suggested the creation of an advisory committee on af­ GRANADA Oliver ft firmative action. 1317 State SL. S.B. 966-9382 1216 State Si, S9 .963-1671 | Com pany (G) ijj 5 .7 .8 :« Sat It Sun also 1:30,3:10 Tournee of 5:46.8:15.10:30 Sat & Sun also 1.3:15 GOLETA Anim ation KCSB 5:15.7:«. 10:15 Land Before 320 S. Kellogg Ave., Goleta 693-2265 (Continued from p.l ) Sat €r Sun ateo 3 Tim e (G) 1969 (R) people who employ me want me to do is not necessarily the 5 .9:». 8 40 7:15.9:30 FIESTA FOUR Sat It Sun also 1:20,3:10 same thing.” Sat It Sun also 2:46,5 However, Sellman is also questioning the process followed 916 State St, S B. 96341781 FreshÌHorses (PG13) 5:40.8.10:25 FAIRVIEW in the writing of the new job description. Although student Ernest Saves Sat It Sun also 1,3:15 251 N. Fairview Ave., Goleta 967-0744 involvement in job reclassification of professional staff is not Christm as (PG) required under university policy, historically a precedent of 3:15.6:15. 7:15.9:15 Land Before student input has been established, he said, and in this case, Sat It Su n also 1:15 RIVIERA Time (G) 2044 Alamada Padre Serra 5:15.7:15.9:15 student and staff input were by-passed. Iron Eagle II (PG) Sat It Sun also 1:15.3:15 3:15.5:30.7:46.10 S.B. 965-6198 SANTA’S Despite Sellman’s reservations about the potential effects Sat ir Sun also 1 Child's Play (R) of the two documents, many of the student staff members at Oliver & Gorillas (PG13) 5,7.9 BAG KCSB believe the by-laws will significantly reduce the 6:46.9:15 Com pany (G) Sat ft Sun also 1:50.4:15 (12/1 & 12/5) confusion which has plagued the station in recent years. 3:30,5:30.7:15.9 Sat Ir Sun also 1:30 SANTA BARBARA “It depends on who’s in the position,” Krell said. “A tyrant TWIN DRIVE-IN Everybody's All PLAZA DE ORO $ Deadline might abuse their power (if the current form of the job Hitchcock Way, S.B. 682-4936 )*•*• Ern est S a v e s X m a s description is accepted).” However, as a result of a meeting Am erican IR) I f R • * 7; Fri & Sat also 10 Mon. 11/28 3.5:30.0.10:» Tuesday between A.S. Executive Director Tamara Scott and Sat Ir Sun also 12:30 A Cry In Big Business IPGI 5 p.m. Krell, the potential for abuse has been reduced, he said. The Dark (PG13) 8:30; Sat It Sun also 5:20 Krell said he had compared the by-laws and the proposed 7:06.9:36 SWAP MEET! I Sat It Sun also 1:30.4:10 U2: Rattle & Hum job description and found some areas where the two failed to 907 S. Kellogg, Goleta 8:50; Sat & Sun also 5 Don’t Miss It 964-9050 High Spirits (PG13) match up. In Tuesday’s meeting, Scott clarified some points, 7:15.9:30 Punchline (R) 6 :« : Fri f t Sat also 10:20 including questions about delegation of authority and the EVERY SUNDAY Sat It Sun also 2:30.5 7 am to 4 pm heirarchy of authority in A.S., he said. There are still a few gray areas which Scott is looking into, if AH programs, showtimea ft restrictions subject to changa wi(teirfwtfcelv|-|vX ,!,lv lv ( See KCSB, p.5)

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In Daily Nexus Wednesday, November 23,1988 5 CLIFF: Concert Raises Safety Issues (Continued from p.I) believes cancelling the show without seating Health and Safety the based on the question of arrangements and crowds concert was cancelled,” available space was “rather have continued to be current Program Board' silly.” unresponsive to safety of­ Concert Director John Eaton Safety officials plan to hire ficials’ pleas for improved said. In preparation for this additional security officers conduct at university- year’s Cliff appearance “an for the upcoming Cliff sponsored shows, according effort has been made to work concert and future shows to to Environmental Health Nexus together more closely with ensure the safety of concert and Safety, campus police the Department of Health audiences, and are currently and Community Service and Safety,” Eaton said. working to enact a more Organization officials. Although space at the effective protection plan for Representatives of these Holiday Events Center was limited to the future. UCSB Police Lt. organizations say the 1,700 people, Program Board Tony Alvarez said he could audiences have been prone intended to sell 2,500 tickets not comment on security to pushing each other and for the 1987 Jimmy Cliff matters for the upcoming rushing the stage, creating Hours show, based on an estimate Cliff concert. dangerous situations for of the crowd at a Wang Audience behavior at everyone involved. Chung concert in 1986 in previous shows, including an “There were some The Business Office which seating arrangements Untouchables concert in problems at the Un­ and the number of tickets to October 1987, has raised touchables concert,” Rice will be closing at be sold were about the same questions about safety and said. However, crowds 3 p.m. on Wed. 11/23 as for Jimmy Cliff. For this university liabilty. Since rushing the stage is “an reason, A.S. Executive 1982, the university has inherent problem at con­ Director Tamara Scott permitted dance concerts certs,” she said. were being killed by privately funded group We are closed Russian-made weapons; and which addresses “conflict Thurs. & Fri. CAPPS now, in Afghanistan, we resolution and global (Continued from p.I) have Russian soldiers being communication.’’ The 11/24 & 25 unfamiliar with. “I bet it’s gunned down by American- travelers will return home difficult to ‘wing it’ in made weapons.” Harris Dec. 13. Russia,” he said. “What I said. Glasgow, whose Beginning want to do is to get in, shoot Nineteen of the 30 organization is sponsoring (the footage) and get out.” travellers are Vietman vets, the trip, said she has made Monday Dec. 5 “The biggest irony of the according to Diana Glasgow, 21 trips to Russia pursuing walk-in (wars) is the fact that in director of Earth Stewards peace initiatives and has Vietnam, American soldiers First, a Seattle-based, (See CAPPS, p.12) office hours are 9-4 pm outside of license-threatening situations,” KCSB Scott said. (Continued from p.4) In writing a job description, “you don’t Closed for lunch 12-1 according to Krell, the most important of want it so ambiguous that a person can Enjoy your vacation! which are two separate sections of the new come in and create their own job, but you job description which appear to contradict can only be so specific, you have to leave it each other. somewhat open to interpretation,” Jim In the event of conflicts between the by­ Scott said. laws and the job description, both Javier KCSB is unique among college radio LaFianza and A.S. Internal Vice President stations across the U.S. in that it offers Dave Lehr said the by-laws take studënts opportunities unavailable in precedence, Krell said. academia, according to Gault-Williams. “The general manager doesn’t have the “The students really are running the show right to overstep the by-laws, but only to according to the new description, plus the make sure of their proper implementation, new by-laws,” he said. 6 Wednesday, November 23,1988 ______O h s Who Is Bush; This article is the last of a three-part series of post-electioi

Dan Goldberg and Lisa Masc

The elections are over. We voted. That gives us the r about the results. So naturally, we’re going to complain. One question is whether Bush is going to be a Ronald Re own man. Another big one is, if he is his own man, would w if he were someone else? After all, his eight years as vice president have creati man who supported his boss no matter what the situatio feelings. While some chalk that up to his role as V.P., i argued that a man as far from the presidency as a Reagan’s death — inches — should be capable of making in the Oval Office, and not his dead boss’. But the point is, no one knows what to expect from the I All we have to go on is the lingering enigma he unveiled paign — which amounts to little more than a mish-mash < Republican verbiage. Somehow, we tend to imagine the wi Then, yesterday the Los Angeles Times ran a fr featuring former presidents Jimmy Carter and Gerald first-ever bipartisan push to embrace reality. “ (B)eing president and being president are two very different th “There is no disgrace in changing your course to meet chi In other words, time to stop the lies and start the tax hikes middle-American Democrats who voted Republican — n registered Republicans — are bound to be a little upset course, everyone knows something must be done to even some of the national debt, but a tax hike is the big taboo, of impending inflation and a myriad of economic nightm to take a big step on this one. Maybe newly appointed S Merlin Magic Leaves Isla Vista James Baker can help. One of the major concerns of Bush watchers is the wrong. Better to follow Merlin's sagacious advice and precedent Reagan set for picking a long line of sleazy ______Editorial______simply move on to a new cycle in life. people to fill his cabinet. So far, Bush’s cabinet appears Some may call Baker sleazy because he headed Bush’s The landscape is changing once again in Isla Vista. As if Which means don’t give up on the concept of a non- textbook-oriented bookstore in Isla Vista. A new bookmart paign,” but the results surely reinforce his reputation as i losing Borsodi’s wasn’t enough, Merlin Schwegman is now who generally gets what he wants. Even though Bush’s c moving on after 13 years of buying, selling and swapping would most likely be a large success. In fact, the community come from Reagan’s cabinet, the members are tho books from Merlin’s, his aptly named bookstore. Fading has much to lose if a new bookseller does not take Merlin's ideologically from the president. Time will tell if he will r quickly to just blurry images, the vintage days of an I.V. place. cronies, but now he appears to border on actually being many once loved and knew have definitely faded into days Imagine a comfy book haven featuring domestic and although his leadership qualities remain a question mark. gone by. foreign newspapers and magazines. Stock it with rare, new Some of Bush’s foreign policy ideas seem very solid, bi The cozy yet cryptically Kafkaesque bookstore on Pardall and used books and throw in a collection of vintage journals. just don’t know what to think of them. For instance, who c Road won't be easy to forget. With its eclectic array of Get a coffee pot brewing in the corner with cups on sale for method of dealing with Mikhail Gorbachev from a pos contemporary and hard-to-find books stacked floor to a quarter. Sell imported and domestic cigarettes and strength? Of course, the gap between their respective i ceiling, Merlin’s tiny, musty, dimly-lit bookstore was a one- tobaccos. Some gum and candy. Throw in a couple of tables Bush in a dangerous spot, but he did, after all, claim the e with lamps. What do you have? An intellectual mecca and ideology. of-its-kind I.V. treasure. It’s much too difficult to imagine While most Americans support his doubling backwtfcai anything filling its shoes — or space. meeting place, with a warm and cheery ambience to match. discontinue contra aid, his sudden reversal is nonethel And considering what has emerged as the new face of I.V. It's hard to believe there's not a place like that already in reminder of his “wimp” image. One has to wonder hov for the 1990s, the possibilities of a Merlin’s successor Isla Vista. As it is now, you have to drive into Santa Barbara makes for the kind of nightmare that makes you wake up or wait in the library to get ahold of foreign or even East screaming in a cold sweat. Another U2-playing pizza/ Coast publications. Seems kind of like a joke when the Giving Thank: burger/beer joint? One more Dayglo-oriented fashion campus bookstore of a major institution has a magazine boutique? A place to buy bikinis, C D s and fake Ray Bans all selection comparable to a bad Thrifty drugstore. at once? Scary. Just plain scary. This is the sort of stuff that It would be nice if the U C SB and I.V. Bookstores carried a Mary Menzies made Stephen King rich. better selection of newspapers and journals; but you can't always get everything you want, of course. The days of savoring that oddly endearing, almost ec­ With the distinctively modern word “liberal" on the loo centric post-1960s seaside college community that charmed (and in this corrupting-in-extremis moment, such loosei so many on their first trip down Embarcadero del Norte are There was always Merlin’s, and now its gone. Merlin, fatal?), the restoration of its real meaning appears ii long gone. enjoy your books, your family, your new lease on life and the quicker than that.... But now's not the time for tears. Dabbling sentimentally in knowledge that we have enjoyed knowing you. And to the Recently, when leafing through an Information Pie nostalgia is kind of like drinking decaffeinated coffee — it folks taking over, do us all a favor — keep an alternative stopped at its list of our 40 presidents within what will soon may taste fine for a while, but the whole concept is just bookstore in Isla Vista. We really need one. (1789-1989). I was struck anew by what a glorious politi tinuum ours already is — as contra-distinctive to that of, has been saddled with virtually as many “governments BLOOM COUNTY by Berke Breathed been years since the reign of an Old World’s archetypal Fs Duce Benito Mussolini (1922-1943). The almanac show details, the “religion” of each man elected to our republ office. I am a 100 percent (more commonly referred to as today) American of knowingly naturalized parents who m a position of cautious elect Bush no matter what the outcome. The economic fate of the nation is economic power that university ad­ addition and implementation of an ethnic/ pective intelligences puts largely considered to have been created and doomed to failure during the ministrations have in this state. Stand up gender studies requirement in our general aim the election was about last eight years. All he can do is avoid disaster in the areas too far gone to for your education! Only you can really education curriculum) to ease the racial save in four years and reach for safe progress in the areas open to such decide when your education is not tensions in “our own backyard.” ickwn campaign jargon to advancement. Let’s pray he does so. Even in the face of George Bush. reaching its original, idealistic conception, “Fighting the battle” leaves spiteful, nonetheless a disturbing as is your constitutional right! Read the bloody survivors. Cooperation and social nder how much he really Dan Goldberg and Lisa Mascaro are the Daily Nexus Opinion editors. guarantees of academic freedom. awareness will bring far better, long- The student apathy saddens me. lasting results. Granted, there were sit-ins, demon­ JOHN MICHAEL HANAVAN strations, debates and even lengthy iks and the Separationist petitions signed for Judy. But what hap­ pened? We had some newspaper coverage, voices were heard, but, inevitably — we You Talk About Big lost her. Students’ inherent financial disadvantage concerns me. But we are to Guys, We Talk Trash >n the loose now-a-“daze” blame. We possess the energy, creativity, ch looseness could prove spirit and life-blood of this university to Editor, Daily Nexus: ppears imperative — or initiate change. As a whole, we can get The students at UCSB have undertaken over that mountain of money being poured some of the most complex and troubling ition Please Almanac, I into research. Yes, research fuels our issues present today. Problems such as will soon be two centuries learning. However, just a small chunk of racism, sexism, homelessness, drug abuse ous politico-spiritual con- the research grants could feasibly pay for and constitutional rights are tackled. The i that of, say, Italy, which inspiring lecturers who really teach. behavior of our presidents, chancellors eraments” as there have Consider this alternative: Approximately and “national heroes” is scrutinized. We etypal Fascist Dictator, II 20 percent of the money used in each are quick to spot someone else’s errors, lac shows, among other deparment for research could feasibly like those of Nixon, Huttenback, Meese, ir republic’s highest civil sponsor two or three extra lecturers each Marcos, the Bakkers, the Contra “peace­ year, having a direct effect on the amount keeping" force, etc... ad nausem. The list sd to as ethnically pure, of future creative research taking place seems endless. The point of this letter is to nts who dearly loved both here by inspired masters students. say that UCSB students have become so as perceived by our own I am not talking about bank burning or interested in causes such as university ildo Emerson (1803-1882)) violence. I am talking about not being expansion, national politics, S2 rape unfathomed Creator, and afraid to make noise and make use of the whistles, Gaucho Bears and CIA stooges army of a New World’s free legislation that this so called that we are uninterested in the mistake ' young, managed to save “democratic society” and university most of us commit daily; we do not recycle om) perish(ing) from the supposedly guarantee us. Can we have an our trash. mperial Bonaparte — who Academic Freedom Awareness week? Can Americans comprise only 6 percent of ; by transoceanic military we use the hidden voices we all possess? the world’s population, yet we consume 66 i a native son in its highest We all share one thing here — our curious percent of the world’s energy. This fact ilso re-yoking the French our original Old World SEPARATIST parents of 1620 (later amorphously minds. Let us not allow them to become alone should make recycling a national , as indeed the avuncular dubbed “the Pilgrims” ). And how original they were — when that Thirty uniform and repressed. issue. We should be held accountable for in 1810 upon divorcing his Years’ War (1618-1648) was only beginning to engulf their known (so MARK A. HELLER depleting the world’s energy. The reality ture” of 1812.) And as an sapiently known!) “world” in the hellfire of its politico-religious of dump sites filled with aluminum cans, ’s editors coped with such fanaticism (once defined as “the false fire of overheated minds” ). Never, newspapers, magazines, glass, plastics, ave-lessness.” I expected for instance, should our SEPARATISTS-par-excellence of 1620 be confused Don't Let Racism Get motor oil and other recyclable trash with an Old World’s Holy Imperial “Purifiers" of 1630. A contradistinctive should not be tolerated. The energy : our 16th president, b) to breed, indeed.... available in this world is limited, but we ind uniquely New World, Eudaemonistically, it was our politico-spiritually freeing early birds’ In the Way Of Realism could add to the lifespan of that energy if i-churched and with only innovative and creatively liberating (liberal — beyond measure?) “civil we would recycle. Who gave Americans jmpass the transcendent body politick” (“furnished with (no) persons of special eminency above Editor, Daily Nexus: the right to destroy the global environment )en-endlessly, in behalf of the rest” — in the words of their wise and duly humble pastor, John In response to Michael Chester’s “The with its trash? Who is thinking of future iblican himself, there was Robinson!) that ticked its, and the era’s, way of life into our 1776 Under-the-Table Racism in Our Own generations? Are we so selfish that we are iirty word.... SEPARATIONIST founding fathers’ New World Republic with its self­ Backyard,” I find his comments rather blind to the results of our current laziness? stultifying clutter, unfurls refining (self-fulfilling?) “government of ..., by ..., for the people," only. disturbing, not because they reflect the Recycling the trash we create is the ¡identity: SEPARATIST! “ (Garden planet) without end!” Glory, Glory — and Glory! — Alleluia! racist tendencies at UCSB, but because his responsibility of every person. We nd celebrate that free soul Given (without even the Declaration of Independepce — i.e., in an Old article is a prime example of the ignorance challenge you to assume your respon­ *n, inspirited a generation World’s mediev(i)l Hitlerian modus operandi?) a Vietnam by 1961, and that perpetuates racial unawareness in sibility and invite you to join us in in­ ¡o, a fitting bicentenary! voodoo economics since 1981, our fair and productive (and therefore more our society. stituting recycling at UCSB. For further no-win underminers been and more life-imparting) economy has been wrecked beyond recognition, First and foremost, Mr. Chester should information on how to get involved, con­ :heir open-ended “way to from an octogenarian perspective. Whatever lies ahead, heaven forbid that not confuse racism with institutional tact Mike Stowers at 961-2566. We the People should ever allow such a manifestly enduring and univer­ bureaucracy. Granted, the EOP depart­ RAYMONDA AND MICHAEL ng manifestation of that sally promising politico-spiritual heritage to be hoodooed.... ment isn’t located on highly desirable FITZGERALD and repeatedly proven by Mary Menzies is a 20-year resident oflsla Vista. STEPHEN HAWKING

ditor’s Note: British without, looking to see how other However in 1963 on a visit to his ■ theoretical physicist people did it.” family in St. Albans, Hawking was I Stephen Hawking will "Of course, his mind was com­ invited to a party where he met a be on campus through pletely different from all his Jane Wilde — a blue-eyed brunette m the end of this'week as a contemporaries’, and he did, I undergraduate from Westfield “ Our goal is a complete guest lecturer at the think, positively make an effort to College who liked Hawking’s sense understanding of the Institute for Theoretical Physics sort of Come down to their level of humor and intelligence. After a events around us, and where he will participate in and, you know, be one of the boys,” two-year relationship they were discussions on cosmology and Berman said. married. of our own existence microphysics. Indeed, at the time, Hawking was The marriage proved to be a Stephen Hewking known as much for his position as a major turning point in Hawking’s At 46, Stephen Hawking has second-string coxswain on the life and the genius that he is now attained a status held by few others Oxford crew team and his famous for began to display itself in scientific history. frequenting of local pubs as he was soon after. Considered by many to be the for his physics. * • At the time, one of the great Hawking’s area of specialty, many I Albprt Einstein of this half- Before graduating from Oxford, problems facing theoreticians was believe that he will also play a key I century, Hawking’s work in Hawking took an oral exam to the concept of a “big bang” origin role in developing an all- I cosmology and astrophysics has determine whether he would of the universe. Although it was encompassing Grand Theory of I placed him in the ranks of receive first honors with his degree agreed that the universe is in a Unification. Copernicus, Galileo, Johannes — necessary for a graduate physics state of expansion, scientists were Combining Einstein’s work on I Kepler and Isaac Newton, and has scholarship to Cambridge — or the unable to calculate backward to relativity and the somewhat newer I destined him to be remembered as less prestigious second honors. discover what exactly happened at field of quantum mechanics — I a science deity. Among the questions asked by the point of origin. which seeks to explain the actions I However, when asked to com­ Hawking’s examiners was what he Working with the mathematician of subatomic particles — such a I ment on such labels, Hawking's planned to do with his future. Roger Penrose of the University of theory has eluded scientists for I opinion is modest. "Rubbish. I'm a “If I get a first I shall go to London, Hawking developed a centuries. If ever found, some I bit smarter than average, but Cambridge,” Hawking replied. "If theorem stating that for Einstein’s believe it would revolutionize I nothing exceptional." I get second, I will remain at Ox­ Theory of Relativity to hold true, man’s understanding of the I The eldest of- four children in a ford. So I expect that you will give the universe must have begun at a universe by explaining the con- I tight-knit British family, Hawking me a first.” point of infinite density known as a nection between gravity, elec­ grew up in London and the nearby They did, and the rest is history. singularity-. tromagnetism and strong and weak city of St. Albans. As the son of a Or almost. Although his body continued to nuclear forces. research physician working in the After leaving Oxford and com­ deteriorate, Hawking’s work Hawking has said that his field of tropical medicine. Hawking mencing graduate work at Cam­ thrived. After developing several ultimate goal is to understand why I had a strong interest in science bridge, Hawking began ex- more theories relating to the origin the universe is as it is, and why it is I early on. eriencing physical problems. of the universe, Hawking even­ at all. And while a Grand I "My father was a scientist, so tumbling, slurring his words and tually found himself working on the Unification Theory may be a huge scientific research seemed a having trouble controlling subject of black holes. step in this direction, he believes it natural thing to do." he explained movement in his arms and legs, As he describes in his best-selling will not be the final answer to all of at a" recent press conference. "I Hawking sought medical treatment book "A Brief History of Time: man’s questions. chose physics because it was the and was diagnosed as having the From the Big Bang to Black "Even if we do find a complete most fundamental science." degenerative motor-neuron disease Holes,” these cosmic entities are set of basic laws, there will still be Entering Oxford in 1959, amyotrophic lateral sclerosis, regions from which nothing, not in the years ahead the in­ Hawking spent his first year commonly known in America as even light, can escape because of tellectually challenging task of I studying mathematics. And Lou Gehrig’s Disease. The crip­ the enormous gravitational field developing better approximation I although his professors saw in him pling ailment, which renders resent. It is thought that black methods, so that we can make I an exceptional intellect. Hawking voluntary muscles useless, is often oles generally result from large useful predictions of the probable I did not immediately sparkle fatal. stars exhausting their nuclear fuel outcomes in complicated and I academically. Forced to walk with a cane, and collapsing in on themselves. realistic situations,” Hawking I This changed, however, when he Hawking became depressed and In 1971, however, Hawking writes in his book. began his physics studies, ac­ increasingly despondent. “It hypothesized that mini black holes “A complete, consistent, unified I cording to Robert Berman, who seemed to be developing very could have been created at the theory is only the first step: Our I served as Hawking's physics tutor. rapidly at first/’ Hawking said in beginning of the universe and that goal is a complete understanding of I "He did very little work, really, an interview with the New York as many as a million of them could the events around us, and of our I because anything that was doable Times. "I was very depressed. I be io our own galaxy. By some own existence.” he could do,” Berman said in a 1983 didn’t think there was any point in accounts, each of these holes would Although this is a formidable I interview. “It was only necessary doing any research because I didn’t be smaller than an atom and more task, judging by his past ac- I for him to know- that something feel I would live long enough to get massive than Mount Everest. complishments, Stephen Hawking I could be done, and he could do it my Ph.D." Although black holes have been can do it if anyone can. Daily Nexus Wednesday, November 23,1988 9

W arren Surprises GauchoTootball V-BaU Gets W ith Resignation as Head Coach Westwood Cites 'Personal Reasons'for Leaving; Successor Unknown Education, 1985, when he led the don’t know that people will By Scott Lawrence Gauchos through their final understand. I feel at this Staff Writer year as a club team. He point that someone else Falls in 3 steps down after leading would be better able to do the In a surprise statement UCSB to a 6-4 record in 1988 things that need to be done By Steve Czaban that shocked the Gaucho against a slate that was for us to continue to grow Staff Writer sports community, UC Santa “about a year ahead of and improve as a football Barbara football Coach Mike schedule in terms of where program. I’m very proud of Last night in the UCLA Warren, citing “personal we want to be,” he said what we have accomplished Wooden Center, the UCSB reasons,” announced at last before the season began. here in a short time. I’m women’s volleyball team night’s 1988 team banquet Warren’s decision to going to miss the kids and was “dreaming a little his resignation as head resign comes about a week the great association I’ve dream,” just like in the lotto coach. after a meeting of the Santa had with them.” commercials. But it turned His decision came after Barbara Athletic Round Following his-tenure as a out its pick-six numbers — helping UCSB regain in­ Table, where he voiced Gaucho player, Warren 10-15, 10-15,13-15 — were all tercollegiate status in 1986 serious concern about the became an assistant coach wrong and the team fell to following a 15-year layoff amount of money funded to at Santa Barbara City the Bruins in three. and leading the Gauchos to a the program. But according College and then for Hoover But the loss won’t disturb combined 18-11 record in to those close to him, High School in Glendale. His many Gaucho Thanksgiving their three years as an Warren’s choice was made first head coaching appetites, which are NCAA Division III program. before the meeting and he assignment was ironically in satisfied in knowing an A linebacker for the says monetary matters 1971, the year UC Santa NCAA playoff appearance is Gauchos in 1965, Warren involving the program had Barbara disbanded its secure and waiting when the helped UCSB to its most nothing to do with his football program, for Car­ HANGING UP HIS HEADPHONES - UCSB Head squad returns. successful season that year resignation. pintería High, and in 1975 he Football Coach Mike Warren announced his But the Bruins are 29-0 for (8-1) and an appearance in “My reasons are largely was named head coach at resignation at last night's team banquet. He a reason. With au almost the Camellia Bowl. He was personal,” he said yester­ Lompoc High where, in 10 leaves with a 3-year intercollegiate record of 18- embarrassing wealth of hired as head coach here in day. “Unless you are me, I (See WARREN, p.10) 11. RICHARD O'ROURKE/Daily Nsxus volleyball talent, UCLA has (See BRUINED, p.10)

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(Continued from p.9) banquet, Warren’s an­ seasons, be led his Braves to “ I feel at this nouncement came as a total Women Trek Up Coast to Battle SLO six Northern League point that surprise to players, who listened to him express championships and four CIF going to fight to win. ’ ’ som eone else gratitude at being able to “The strength of our Kienast at power forward. Northwestern Conference Those words are from Rika Bering, a 5-4 junior would be better return to his alma mater as team is undoubtedly our championship game ap­ UCSB Head Women’s transfer from Santa head coach. He said he didn’t enthusiasm, our youth, our pearances. able to do the confidence, be it naivete or Basketball Coach Mark Barbara City College, “I have no plans to con­ want to make it a bad thing, French, whose squad will should start at point guard, things that need to but that he would be turning not, that we’re going to tinue with football coaching embark on the 1988-89 while 5-8 senior Anna be done for us to in his resignation for per­ have a real good year. I elsewhere,” he added. ‘‘In think a lot of our new season next Tuesday with a Donnelly is likely to start at fact, I have no firm plans of continue to grow sonal reasons. road game at Cal-Poly San off-guard. At the post will “Everyone took it as a real players are real excited any kind at this moment and and improve as a Luis Obispo. be 6-4 senior Kira Anthofer, surprise,” one Gaucho about being Division I I’m looking forward to that; The tentative' starting who figures to be the program. ” player said last night. “He’s basketball players, have a I’m looking forward to lineup will feature two high backbone of the Gauchos. M ike W arren a great guy and the best lot of confidence, are real spending more time with my school All-Americans in 5- She led the team in points coach I’ve ever had and we winners and came from family. I certainly have no tremendous winning ,11 freshman Barbara and rebounds last season. halftime and after games; I all love him a lot; you want regrets about coming here. programs in high school. Beainy at small forward was a part of his team. Mike to play for him and you want The future (of UCSB foot­ They expect to win and are and 5-11 freshman Erika — Aaron St. John Heifetz ball) is very bright; the Warren has left his stamp on to win for him. I’m just foundation is firm, the the lives of a lot of young really shaken up about it.” players are here and this men who came in touch with program is capable of great him, the kind of stamp that Men Will Fly and Try to Sky by Colorado success and improvement.” will allow them to take the BANQUET NOTES: According to UCSB (various lessons) back to 1988 football awards given out during last night’s postseason get- Gaucho basketball tips (20 points, four boards slow, but we’re making it. I Athletic Director Stan their families and com­ together: off its 1988-89 campaign versus the Czechs) and think our biggest deficit Morrison, the task of finding munities. Best Offensive Player: senior tight this Friday on the road Eric McArthur (15 and 16), right now is our defense; a new head coach is not yet “He really embodies his end Wade Wallace. Best Defensive Player: senior inside against the Univ. of and freshman Lucius Davis against the Czechs, we being considered, saying his team, and the mutual linebacker Lance Neal. (eight and three). didn’t coordinate well in respect from all involved Colorado and, still main concern right now is Most Inspirational: junior defensive evaluating the com­ The starting guards our movement, pressure ends up being a genuine love tackle Charlie Brown. for Warren, his family and should be senior Carlton and our blocking out. We among teammates. We will Solid Gold Award (scout team and binations from UCSB’s 79- the players. 65 victory over the Czech Davenport (six and five have our work cut out for “This is a very tough really miss Mike Warren; redshirt player who gives 100 percent In practice): freshman QB Kirk Gair. national team on Nov. 11, assists) and junior Carrick us in Colorado, especially moment,” he said yester­ his three years here have Most Improved on Offense: Head Coach Jerry Pimm DeHart (15 and six). in terms of blocking out provided extra excitement sophomore lineman Greg Da the day. “I personally was hadn’t settled on a starting under the offensive flattered by having the and he has laid the foun­ Most Improved on Defense: senior five as late as yesterday. “We’ve been making boards.” opportunity to get close to dation for a very solid, ex­ nose guard Russ Aagard. Best Blocker: junior O-lineman David But inside it’ll probably progress,” Pimm said of the program. Mike allowed cellent and highly com­ Trinidad. be sophomores Mike Doyle recent practices. “It’s — Scott Lawrence me to roam the sidelines, go petitive program.” Most Tackles: junior OLB Fred into the locker room at The final words at the Freking (99). Off the Cuff An unidentified volleyball groupie, probably in her middle teens, gaping B Í C V C S at USA national team middle blocker Steve Timmons from deep inside a frenzied post-game throng bunched outside the U.S. locker room last giveaway f ° r V o U r Saturday in the ECen. BQo k s “ Just get me a lock of his hair and I’ll be happy!” Everyone selling used books More Ticket Distribution Coming back to the I.V. Bookstore After opening the 1988-89 season on the road this Friday against Colorado, UCSB men’s hoops squad returns to the Thunderdome for contests with Loyola-Marymount (Dec. 1), the is eligible to win. Univ. of San Diego (Dec. 3) and So. Utah State (Dec. 5). That means another ticket distribution period in which students have to pick up tickets on Dec. 28-30 at the ECen ticket booths between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. A current student reg card is required when picking up tickets and upon entrance to the arena on game night.

15 kills while middle blocher Gauchos, ranked fifth in the Susan Bakker had 12. Maria Northwest Fiegion, have a 90 BRUINED Reyes, this week’s Nexus percent chance of playing (Continued from p.9) Sports Athlete of the Week, San Diego State at San Diego mowed down teams much had 11 kills to go with her to open the NCAAs. tougher than UCSB, and at team-leading 18 digs. this late point in the year, the Gaucho setter Liz Towne The Gauchos should have Bruins aren’t likely to throw out-assisted UCLA’s Ann little problem getting up for away their perfect record. Boyer, 44-43. that match, considering a UCSB got out to a good The Gauchos also led 2-1 in history of animosity between start and led 2-1 in game 1 game 2, and stayed in the the two teams. The fact the before UCLA took control for game with the biggest Gauchos lost twice to the good. The Bruin block (aka Bruins lead being only Aztecs this year (both in “the Great Wall of West- points. But again, good three games, including an wood” ) was even missing defense wasn’t enough to win embarrassing 1-15, 13-15, 6- 12-speed bicycle to be given away All-American Daiva against wave after wave of 15 drubbing at home) will to some lucky student Tomkus, but still asserted crunching Bruin spikes, and give the team added itself and continually UCLA scored the last four motivation. The squad will WE WANT TO BUY YOUR USED BOOKS! frustrated the Gauchos, who points to take the game. find out officially on Sunday. * sorely miss a dominating UCLA led 5-2 in game 3 we pay competitive prices outside hitter. before the Gauchos tied it at VOLLEYTALK: The biggest lead of the 5 and then again at 11, but a A hitter on the rise; Gregory knew that JC transfer Le Anna Hebert had match came in game 1 when miracle comeback was a bit talent, but had no idea she would do so UCLA led by seven. Jenni too much too ask. UCLA well in her first year of Division I Evans led the Bruins with 14 ended any thoughts of volleyball. Hebert finished the year kills. Jenny Crocker had 13 playing a fourth game, with the most kills on the squad (399) and the most kills in a match (27). She kills and pounded away at putting it away 15-13. has led the Gauchos in kills in 12 of the will, finishing with a .458 “We played very well; we last 17 matches, chalking up double hitting percentage. were capable of winning all figures in every match but one. Her Although UCLA, the only three games,” UCSB Head 3.69 KPG average ranks sixth in the Big West ... Add rankings; Maria undefeated team in the Coach Kathy Gregory said. Reyes is sixth in conference with 3.51 nation, came out a bit “We had our chances in all of digs per game, while Liz Towne is sluggish, the Gaucho them but we were unable to seventh in assists per game at 10.35. tradem ark of relentless put the ball away. It was a The Gaucho attack, however, is next to last in the Big West at .196, ahead of defense woke the Bruins up little disappointing to be so Fullerton's lowly .149 ... the Gauchos contest rules and bicycle with the message that the close and not pull out a went 4*10 this year against top 20 on display at I.V. Bookstore match would not be a game, but hopefully this will opponents and 0-5 against teams in the pushover. give us confidence going into top five. Outside hitter Le Anna the playoffs.” Staff writer Aaron St. John Heifetz ISLA VISTA Hebert led the Gauchos with According to Gregory, the contributed to this article. BOOKSTORE NEXUS SPORTS The off-campus college bookstore serving UCSB since 1965 6553 PARDALL ROAD, GOLETA. CA 93117 • (805) 968-3600 Off the Cuff Off the Cuff Off the Cuff Daily Nexus Classifieds Wednesday, November 23, 1988 11

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