Elsewhere Off the Wall Respect Streakin' ~ Q Hostage Situation The Guardian gets the Writer argues that Women 's Volleyball en Ends Without Injury lowdown 011 local salsa-jazz stu.dents deserve takes its 17th- ac: PULLMAN, Wash. - A group sensation, Yava z better professors straight victory :::) fi ve- hour stand off between :z: po li ce and a Was hin gton Hiatus, page 10 Opinion, page 4 Sports, page 20 ..... State Uni ve rsit y student who was holding another student hos tage at gunpoint ended , without injury earl y Tuesday H E U C 5 D morning. Ah-Rahim Ab­ Ras hid, n 21-year-old sen lor, all egedl y we nt to the other student 's apartment to ta lk to he r. A ft er Ii ve ho urs of nego­ lIa ti on Ah-Ras hid came out of the hedroo m t Wl(;e, usi ng .the hos tage as a "hidd. SWAT team me mhers freed the other stu de nt and appre­ UC SAN DI EGO TH URSDAY. NOV EMB ER 6, 1997 VOLUME 92, I SUE 13 he nded Ab-Ras hi d after the \econd tim e he left the hed ­ ro om. Po lice transported Ab­ Rashi d to the count y jail aft er Expert Panel evalu atin g him at a local hos­ Court Upholds 209 pi tal. LAW: Proposition will now enti al treatment to, any indi vidual or group on - The Daily EI'erg reetl the basis of race, sex , color. ethnicit y or nall on­ Discusses remain part of California's al origin in the operati on of public empl oy­ Student Injured In Constitutional Bylaws ment , public educati on or publi c cont rac ting." Fall Down Chute The case will now return to th e U.S. Di stri ct Outreach MADISON, Wi s. - Eric By Leena Shankar Coun III San Francisco. Schwanke, a Uni ve rsity of Associate News Editor UC Regent Ward Co nn erl y, a hu sin ess man TALK: Speakers propose Wi sconsin at Madison stu ­ Propos ition 209 cleared its fin al hurdle to of pani al Afri can and Na ti ve Ameri can descent , possible ways to increase implement ation Monday morning when the chaired the campaign for Propos ition 209 and de nt , was li sted in critical community involvement condition at a local hospital U.S. Supreme Co urt refu sed to revi ew its con­ said he was pleased with the Supreme Court 's tituti onality. decision. after fallin g down a tras h By Emily Rlchdale chute. A custodian found Ca liforni ans passed Proposition 209 by a 54 "I think the wo rds of the propos ition are the to 46 percent vote in November 1996, and the best way to say why I'm in fav or of it," Guard ian Reporter Schwanke partially co n­ Sociology Professor Hu gh Mchan. Equal scious in the basement of a Ameri can Civil Liberti es Uni on (ACLU) Connerly sai d. 'The onl y permanent so lution i~ immedi ately chall enged it in federal court . U.S. to know that the government is not go in g to Opportunit y/S taff Affirm ati ve Ac ti on res idence hall on Saturday Co mmitt ee member Paul a Doss, Marshall Di stri ct Court Judge Thelton Henderso n trea t u ~ differentl y h a~e d on where we are born . morning, covered with serll or In grid Benedi ct and Vi ce PreS ident of garbage. Schwanke was deemed Propo iti on 209 potentially unconstitu ­ what race we are, or our reli gion or skin color." ti onal and bloc ked its implement ati on, but a The ACLU. which opposed the propos ition, Operati ons for the Parent Institute for Quality treated by the Madi son Fire Edu ca ti on David Valladolid mel Tuesday at the three-j ud ge panel of the Ninth Circuit Court of requested th at it be reV iewed by the Supreme Department before being Cross Cultural Center 10 di scllss Ihe universi ­ Appeal s reversed Henderson 's ruling in April. Coun . taken to the uni ve rsity hospi­ ty's role in Ih e community. Accord ing to Proposi ti on 209, "the state AC LU Foundat io n Legal Director Mark tal for surgery. Campus The panel members questioned whether shall not di scriminate against, or grant prefer- See CASE, Page 8 police are inves ti gatin g the UCSD 's focus on research prevents the campus case and have not yet deter­ from becoming more involved in community mined a cause for the fall or outreach. the circumstances surround­ Doss said she hopes to find a balance ing it. Freshman Matt Abel , Finding New Solutions between UCSD's emphasis on research and the who lives with Schwanke, university 's obligation to serve San Diego. said he believes Schwanke "The university can be research oriented, fell nine noors to the base­ but it can also be community oriented," she ment. said. - The Badger Herald Mehan told the audience that he believes UCSD has a responsibility to serve the San Students Plant Post Diego community. In President's Y.d "We are a public university, paid for by tax ­ payers dollars - we can 't forget that':' Mehan WACO, Tex . - Baylor said. "We have an obligation to serve the pub­ University students celebrat­ lic and to educate the public." ed their football team's victo­ Mehan said that he was very disappointed ry over the University of when the faculty voted against creating the pro­ Texas by capturing a goal­ posed UCSD Charter High School last June. He posts from the football field. added that having a high school for under­ Members of the football team achieving, high-potential students from under­ took the goalpost and carried represented San Diego communities would it to the university student have been an ideal form of outreach for UCSD. center before leaving it at the All of the panel members offered ideas on house of university President how to increase racial diversity at UCSD. Robert B. Sloan . Campus Valladolid said he thinks universities should security initially placed the educate parents on what they need to do to goalpost into storage, but make sure their children can one day attend col­ moved it to the student center lege. after many student requests. "Every child must have a chance to attend a Sloan said that he has not Dima Ariss/Guardian university like UCSD," Valladolid said. seen any condemnation of the DI.,...: Marshall senior Ingrid Benedict (right) and sociology Professor Hugh Mehan participate in a forum on the university's role in the community held on Tuesday. See SERVICE, Page 8 act and is proud that students support the team . According to Baylor Police Chief Jim Doak, the police were more concerned about the safety of Watsoil Appoints Fundraising Committee the UT coach than the goal ­ ATHLETICS: and naming opportunities for the Students President Sou ley Diallo recreation fee, which is currently post and had no intention of facility. and Graduate Student Association set at $82 per quarter. The recre- putting a damper on the fan s' Donations might go to Watson asked the committee to President Thomas Diller. ation fee was originally slated to emotions. reduce facility fee develop a proposal to present to Watson insisted that RIMAC is go up $5 every five years. - The Lariat possible donors. The group will not in trouble. Watson said that donations tra- By Ry.n Olson also help Watson review the accept- "It's in good financial shape, but ditionally have come primarily Co-News Editor ability of potential donors and, as we' ve always tried to raise money," from individuals, but that the uni- Spoken ••• In an effort to promote RIMAC appropriate, assist in the develop- he said. "It certainly is a major and versity will accept corporate dona- in an innovative way, Vice ment of fundraising opportunities beautiful facility - just like the tions. "We came here with an Chancellor of Student Affairs for RIMAe. Price Center. We would like to raise As is customary with financial open mind about the Joseph Watson has appointed a Richard Podgorski , assistant money for it to help benefit stu - committees, all committee mem- reality of the CIA. " committee of administrators and vice chancellor for development, dents." bers have been asked to treat infor- - M•• Soto students to serve in an advisory will chair the committee. Student One of the possible benefits mation about potential donors con- International Affairs Group capacity for potential fundraising representatives include Associated includes a possible reduction in the fidentially. OR Thursday, November 6, 1997 2 NEWS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, November 6, 1997 The UCSD Guardian NEWS 3 All Around Campus ETCETERA ... CIA Recruiter Finds Disruptive UC Berkeley Professor Toda, Audience at UCSD Presentation Discusses Max Weber Dance: Irish Fire Step Dance Class THE NORM By Michael Jantze RELIGION: Bellah gene rally also accepl Ihe The sold out step-dance c1as~ for UCSD student s will be taught hy ally only focu~ on one ~l11all else ." inevi lable conflici bel ween 1Ill1vcr­ guest a rl i~ 1 Danny Golden from Imh Fire. It will be held at I p.m . FORUM: Participant addressed ethics of WHAT IS WtTH ~ bran,h of the CIA. the Directorate During the pre;cmation, anoth - ~a l love and soc iewl ~ Iand a rds . on the RIMAC field . For more informalion. call 638-9047. MID HAtR '7TYLISTS" throws bones at of Operations (DO). There arc a protester silting in the front world-denying love Bellah added that those w ho representati ve Ihree other branches to the orga ni - hcgan th rowing bo nes at Mau from :Iccept the idea of un iversal love By MIke Myers Price Center Film Series: "Men in BLack" lation, th e Directorate of ScielKe a hncfcase he carried in wi th him. cvelllually renounce Ihe ~(lCie tal Guardian Reporter Thl~ hllanou, Will Sm ith film will he shown at the Price Center By Quyen Tu and Tech nology (DS&T), th e Arter dispcnsing Ihe hricfca e's const ructs Ihat ()ppose Ihl ~ luve. Sociologist Roherl Bell;ah , a Theater at 7 p.m. and 10 p.m. Tid,e" lor each ,howlng arc $2. Scaff Writer Dircclorate of Intellige nce (01) co nt ent" the man left the presenta- Bellah ci ted Jesus, Budd ha and professor emeri tu, at UC Buy ticket, at the Pm:e Cenler Box Olfice. What was Intended to he an St. Francis of Assisi as cxa l1lpl e~ :l nd the "We came here tion . Bl! rk eley. spoke at UCS D on Oct. informa ti on session on Ihe Ce ntral DirectOrate of Graduate ~ tu - or those who have renounced 23 about th e issuc of "world-deny­ Intelligence Agency (C IA) and its Administration wHh an open de nt Max Soto. worldly ideals such as wea lth and Music: Irish Fire future ended up as a forum fo r ing love" in thc suciulogica l writ­ family in exc hange for brotherly (DA). who IS chair or the Thi, is a purely CeltIc cclchratuln 01 traJllionalmu\lc and ,tcp­ mind about the ings of Max Wehcr. love. members or the UCSD community Mau said that in I n t er n a t ion a I dancl: hy Ircland\ finl:~t IIIU\lClan., und dancer,. The ~h()" hegln, Bellah has ~ tudi ed thl: evolu­ to voice theIr disapproval with th e actuality, clandes- Affairs Group, "It is hard to sec how any at K p.m. In the Mandevrill.: Auditorium und the adml~slOns price reality of the ti on of rcligion in Asia and the be liever in world-denymg love caf\ THe HAI~CV1TtN& organi zation . tine operations CIA. " said he was frus- 1<, 5> 13 for swden". United States. He is the author of be anything hut a renouncer, " 6U5INe'5S IS 0f)J1OOSL'i Soulhern California CIA amount to less than _ Max Soto trated by the dis- A. se(V\Ce tNDU5T~, y~ severa l books , including Beyol1d Bellah sai d. recruiter Michael Mau gave a lee­ 15 percent of the Chair ruptive crowd. Belief, 77,e Brokel1 CrJ\'f! /wl1l and Tomorrow ture entitled " 50 Years of CIA" to agency's proiects. " We ca me here Bellah noted that the tension ) J International Affairs Group Hahits of the Heart. an audience of approximately 70 "C landes tine with an open mind bet wecn leachings of brotherly love CWD Film Series: "The Diary of Ernesto Bellah 's lecture was presented people Monday night :It the Pepper operations ca n be anything from about the reality of the CIA," Soto in salvation religions and the prac­ 'Che I Guevara " jointly by the UCSD Ce nter for th e Canyon Lodge. The event was providing a group with a photo- sa id. "But from the negative ex pe- tical requiremenls of society have T his movie wi ll be shown in So lis 107 at 7 p.m. Admis~i()n is Iree Humanities and the Burke sponsored by the International copy machine to copy their litera- riences, we can assume that the been addressed by most faiths for all , Iudenl", For more informatI on, cu ll 5J4-4KJ7. Lectureship on Religion and Affairs Group. lUre, to supplying arm ' to th e CIA will think twice before com- through compromise. The teaching Society. 'The primary job of the CIA is to Mujahidin in Afghanistan during ing back to speak to the of universal love and self-sacrifice Bellah's comments addressed Humpda ze: Really Rottens collect information on the world for the Soviet Union's invasion," Mau International Affairs group again. is acknowledged, hut unly a se lect Weber's views regarding salvation few arc held 10 it, usually in Ihe Relax with thI S twi light unplugged \how featurmg the "Real ly the president and lawmakers." Mau said. "Most of the information "I think that that's unfortunate religions' ethics of neighborly form of monastic life. ROllens". All s tud en t ~ are Invlled to thl~ Iree enterlalnllleni at the said. " When we have visiting world collected is done ovenly." because there ,!re some people love. Bellah said Weber rejected the HUlllp at 5 p.m. leaders, policy makers want to However, during the question- who have a genuine interest in According to Weber. religious notion of compromise, ultimately know the political and economic sit­ and-answer period, Mau was ques- inlelligence work and the opponu- notions of brotherly love requiring Dance: All Campus Dance 1/ .. uations of that country so they can tioned about the ethics of the CIA nities with the CIA," he added . concluding thaI world-denying focus their talk on those issues." followers of the faith to love love had no place in the modern This danl:e with DJ Tony Torres Will begin at I) p.m. In Pnce taking pan in coven operations. Mau said that one of the most Mau told the crowd that most everyone are capable of redefinmg age. Center Ballroom, A and B. I ~ ()r more informatIOn, l:~11 1 514-5259. " How do you justify coming to common misconcepti ons people traditional socia l sph eres, while Bellah concluded his lecture by of th e public's knowledge of the ca mpus and recruiting 20-to 24- have about the intelligence agency si multaneously becoming a threat 4uestioning Webe r's conclusion, CIA is based on action movies years-olds to work for the CIA is its origins. to these ~ phe res. noting that such figures as Saturda, such as "Patriot Games." when all Ihey've done is lie to "What few peop le realilc is "It Ireligion] has thi ~ ca pacity Mahatma Ghandi and Marlin Music: Percussion Recital "About the only thing that' s uS'/"asked one audience member. Ihat the CIA wa~ fou nded becaus e to create leverage on the world," Luther King, Jr.. have used hrolh­ Comc to this innovativc recital put O il hy DMA student Terry true in Patriot Game is th e scene Mau responded , "Some people of Pearl Harbor, not the Soviet Bellah sa id, " hecause it has this erly love 10 make notahle a,hieve­ Longshore. Longshore perform~ percu.ssion works withcomputer with th e CIA emblem on the have th ei r own interpretations of Union," he said. "Peop le feci intcl­ tension with the world." ment s in politics - a sphere video, real -time computer sound and h ve-sampled looplIlg. The floor," Mau said . history and think that Ihey are ligence would have predicted and Bellah sa id that th ose who Weber saw as impossihly incom­ performan ce will be held at K p.m. 111 the M andeville Auditorium. According to Mau. movies usu- more enlightened than everyonc possibly prevented the llllack." accept the notion of uni versa l love patible with brotherly love. Admissio ns for students cos ts $3 . Fur information, l:all 514-4830. BRIEFLY... Music: Jazz Mandolin Project T hiS perform ance wi ll he held at 1111: Puh at X p.m. AdmissIOn" EXCEL Conference This Sunday $4 WIth student ID and studenls of " II age~ are we lcome. INTERNSHIPS Costa Verde Shopping Mall The EXCEL RegIOnal Leadership Conference will be Studies , the Stuart Collection, the Vis ual Arts Get some "real world" ,.~ held thiS Sun ., Nov. 9, from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Department and UCSD Extenslon's Liberal Arts and experience and earn ter--o (Across from UTe) Sports: Women :5 VolleybalL . EXCEL IS a one-day leadership conference that International Program s. UCSD Women's vo lleyhall tnes to pu sh liS streak to I H a, the brings together a collection of fac ulty, including some For more information, call 544-1482. units too. Apply for an 457-9500 team faces Chapman University at 7 p.m. In the RIMAC Arena. of the nation 's most renowned speakers. Participants ACADEMIC copies - color copies - binding - oversized _ Adlllis~i()n i~ I ree . are expected to co me from across California and from Mendelssohn String Quartet And Nevada and Arizona . INTERNSHIP now. computer rentals - graphic design Students interesting in attending can register at Guest To Perform on Nov. 15 Sports: NCAA Division 1/1 Western Regional the Student Organizations and Leadership The Mendelssohn String Quartet will perform with Requirements: 90 units, Opportunities Office on the 3rd floor of the Price guest clarinetist Charles Neidich at 8 p.m. on Sat. , 2.5 GPA, 2 upper div. Serving the UCSD pre-medical community since 1985 PLayojfs . _ Center. There is a $10 registration fee. Nov. 15, in the Mandeville Auditorium. , UCS D women's soccer - who rece ived a Irrsl-round bye­ courses. EXCEL is sponsored by ASUCSD , the UCSD The performance will include Mendelssohn s faces oil againsl the Universi ty of Chicago in the second round al Interfraternity Council, the UCSD Panhellenlc Andante and Scherzo, Opus 81, and Mozart's Clarinet Literature Building, * M.D.'S TRAINING M.D. 'S -OF-THE-FUTURE * 5 p.m. at Triton Soccer Stadium. Admission is $4 general admIS­ Association, KAPLAN and Olan Mills. For more infor­ Quintet in A Major. . . Room 3255, • INTENSIVE MeAT prcparutill11 & medIcal ,chool appll ca tlonl sion, $2 students and $1 for children 12 and under. mation , visit the event website at The event is sponsored by the University Events adml"lI1ns aSSISlancc arc 1/1/ II" dO' http://sdcc3.ucsd.edu/-excel. Office. Tickets for the performance are $20 for gen­ call 534-4355 eral admission and $10 for students. Tickets are • MeAT EXPERTS: lIlI Indcpendent program taughl h UCSD-trillncd Sunday Lalla-A ... erlcan Journall.t To available at the UCSD Box Office and at all acadcmic M.D.',. tllp M.D.- Ph .D. calld ld,IIC" & Engh,h Department Music.' Roma Nights Ticketmaster outlets. For more information, call 534- Ph .D, faculty . Speak 4090. Come listen to the music of John MeGaraghan from 8 p.m. to 9 at IR/PS Au~orIu~ . • ORIGINATOR. nOI ,il!lulmor. 01 111lcn,ivc MeAT prep III San Dlcgo. Cartos Monsivais, an acclaimed Latin An:tencan p.m. at Espresso Roma. This concert is free to all. journalist, will speak tonight at 7:30 p.m. in the University City Teacher Cited In • 13 WEEKS ( t 50+ hours) of detaited ill -cia,s inwuction & reat MeAT Robinson Auditorium at the Graduate School of testi ng, problem olvlng, readi ng/wri ting worhhops. rCVlew group.,. International Relations and Pacific Studies. Teacher Reco,..ltlon Pro...... med school applicalion & admissions siralegies. & tUlori ng. Sports: NCAA Division III Western Regional Monsivais has received numerous awards, includ­ University City High School teacher Brett Weiss IS Playojfs ing the National Award for Journalism in 1977. In one of four high school instructors cited in the UCSD's 'lSOO PAGES of originat take-home rcview notes, re adi ng & wriling A MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR COMPANY IS SEEKING PROFESSIONALS siudyguides. MCAT & admi ssions stralcgy handouts, problem ,Cis. & If women's soccer defeats Chicago on Saturday, the tcam 1995, he was awarded the Medal Benito Juarez de la second annual Teacher Recognition Program . He will MCAT-quality timed practice exams. advances 10 the regional linal at I p.m. at Triton Soccer Stadium. Ciudad de Mexico by the Mexican Society of be honored in a ceremony at the high school tomorrow INTERESTED IN A FINANCIAL SALES CAREER WITH A FOUR-YEAR Geography and Statistics. . at 2 p.m. Admission is $4 general admission, $2 students and $1 for chil­ • REAL MCAT TESTING for in-class & take-home practice. The event is free and open to the public. The lec­ UCSD Chancellor Robert Dynes and University City T RAINING PROGRAM THAT CAN LEAD TO : dren 12 and under. • DIRECT CONTACT with young UCS D docs & med students. ture will be in Spanish with a simultaneous English High School Principal Anne Bolton will be on hand to -Securities Registration translation . honor WeiSS , who teaches advanced-placement English. • TVTQRING, pre-med library & med school application help included. The event is sponsored by the Helen Edison The Teacher Recognition Program received more Lecture Series , inSITE97, the office of Latin American than 2,700 nominations. -Certified Financial Planner • ON CAMPUS at the UCSD School of Medicine.

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Co- News Editor ILLUlTltATOR: loe Angrulo ttMOTDeltAttM""; Olma An n. Arorew Cnen. lisa Huff. Mor)IM KobyIe l.-ka La Jolla, CA 92093-0316 RYAN OLSCHI . Co News [dltor OCMd Lubitz O~d Pill, Christopher S'ylvester, Kendra W311'\.er, ~hson Wllco~ 4t.tuaJ ICAdtlou- 5ec.ond FIOOl. tJcso Stuoent Center Bu'khne. .. Rm . 217 , 4 OPINION The UCSD Guardian Thursday, November 6, 1997 Thursday, November 6, 1997 The UCSD Guardian OPINION .5 COMMENTARY: Do you find yourself skipping classes and spending aU of your time at the beach? You may have caught a bad case of senioritis EDITORIALS I Editonal Board Yen, Le., Edlror In Chief ~~ EspressoNet J __ F~_. Co·Managmg Editor SENIORITIS HITS AGAIN ..... Klein, OPIniOn Ed,lOr PINI N Q; !> Your neigh~orhood Internet coffeehouse features .,.. 01_, Co · New~ E(lIlor By Jonah Freedman know I'm nol alone in my sad, sad Jull. Kul ...... ,. Co·News EdllOr , \~ Senior Staff Wriler \lOry. -Sp«iD/ty Coffees &: Teas LIVE M USIe ,~uc;., 1 " ~I II t II of'1 ' .. _f" a .... f>f'. :t"fIt' ''rf>f' 1 t Mtr', t '\ I' "''''la CQr.!eI"'·. Midlerms arc ove r. Week five is Lct \ exam illc the four factors to ":;J ...... ",;",,\"0 f'I4!'" I~p'f'>t:'r t tr{: /'I,atClfh "C!'" " '" NJ··J)f " bO.. ,,; ."'I~" 1"11)1 net now in Ihe books. and, wi th its -Stutdwiclw EVERY FRIDAY ""'iIt " , .. '.! .".. J( HG~rJa.l Ft ... 12f'r,t .. ., '1')' "I fof'r~ ,I", ... " why ~e nl or~ contracl thiS awful di s­ passing, there IS a harsh reality to ease (J unl o r ~ and all others. heware -GounnetCaUS&:Pin AND SATURDAY face - ,ummcr IS trul} over and RIMAe Arena Should Be - ) our IImc I~ s(lon). ... Iacking off musl (omc til a halt. As 1) A Summer on Your Own -BnokfastPasITin N I G H T Renamed After Individual UCS D slUdent s, 11 IS II me 10 reach By Ihe lime the ~ ull1m cr ancr OU( and pe rform at the le vel of IICII­ Ju nior year ro ll s aroul11.!. 11 IS les~ ItIllllJrtd _it: ACOUSnC ROCK Alter th e enormOlh ,UCCC" the i laL'llnll" l1:1 h' he" 11 lIall1(':(\ ong1l1 . And oli, th e cxhllaration of teachers. random stranger off ge lling denied h) lhal drop-dead .Iller tnl'mOl't ' (II Ill, l'lllll lllllnll \ \\oh<1 n ' IH' "Iklt:.! Those sure arc some grea ( mem­ gorgeo us woman at Plum Cra/Y EAUTIFUL SMILES MADE HERE "()()J~III ,ll1d conlllhullOII' to 1I)t: ,chool I: ~alllril" the street to do It ories, aren ' t they'! ("So whal II I had SIX Long 1~land IIKludc Ihe PIIl'l' (ei1ll'1 lIatnl'lI aller elllrc(1rcneur Then ca rne co ll ege. and all that for you. ked Teas? She I(KIl.ed like Claudia and philanthropl~1 Sol Pnce. am! Ihe Geisel Librar) , hard work sla rt ed up agai n. Sc:hil'fcr '··). In YO lll drunken ~lUpor. named aller chlldren \ author Dr. ~eu" Studying was in. partying was oul Victim of late to thi s afflicllon. I you forg ol 10 realllc Ihal \ummer • While Fillings, Porcelain Crowns & (Yeah, thai ', th e ticket). Once we have contracted the worsl dlSea~e Veneers, Bonding We ur!!e tht: Advl'nr~ Committee on RIMAe \Va~ com ing to an end - either that all got our hUllS in gear. so me of us (olher Ihan chro ni c rroeraslino~I~ ) or you're ,"11 out rarl) Ing . - Teeth Whitening. Safe & Effecllve rund I~al"n g 10 ~velgh I" ()pllon~ and 10 hl' war~ of ($150 per arCh) Too MANY PROFESSORS HAVE were able to keep our pnorilies in known to sl udcnt -k1l1d . And I know 3) Great Gobs of GooP. It's My accept i ng c.:orponlll' mont:)' - pn vale money wo ul d order; we can huckle down when r III not the only one. Last Year! • Straighten Teeth with Clear Braces/Retainers he 01 greater henelit 10 Ih t:: colleglatc environment. we need to and gel to hUS111es., . The h"r,h reality hll me last Do not lalllnt(lthl~ tr:tjl (r re~ent • Oral Surgery, Root Canal Therapy, Although wc may nol do as well in week when I reali/cd I hall tlnee wmpany Included) 11\ onl , lall Too LITTLE RESPECT Periodontal Care ,omc of' our clas,,~, as wc 'd like to, Illldterm~ 111 Ihn::e day,. darn it. I quaner. and I~hcther grad Ic hnnl 0 1 • 24 Hour Emergency Care New Action Needed After COMMENTARY: C.A. P. E. eval uation are adequate, but they always leave out wc still develop a hasl c roullne to "Iso re.ili/ed I halln 't done jaL:k all a career 100l11s on Ihe hon/on, II '> a • Also Open Evenings & Satu rdays professors and their ragi ng egos which go unchecked and therefore, uncorrected cope with a co llege life and jugglc quarter. The reach ngs had plied up. had lime 10 hlow II I know tlll ~ - Complimentary Cosmetic Video Proposition 209 Upheld a wllege workload. the lao exerL:ise~ pa~1 due, the failed hccau~e my l110m ha~ drilled II IIlto Imaging BUI look out. You can ncvcr ttuilles a1llas~cd . Suddenly, I had a Thl' United Stale, Supreme Court upheld The Protes~or Who I)e(e~l\ my car like an oi l derrick . We 're all • Dental Implants to Replace' MISSing trul y cscape Ihe terri hie malady ~uh~ tanti u l a1llount of work to do. having visions of wa lking down Teeth, Loose Fitting Partials and Proposition 209 on MOllday. Iherehy hanning rael' JESSYC Undergraduales abo l11enl l ()n~ at leas l once a week how much he enJoy' known as ~en l ori ti s . I have fallen and my grades counted on II. I See SENIORS, Page 6 Dentures (FDA Approved) and gender prelerence ~ In hiring and educati on in WALLACE worki ng with graduatc and PO~I California Doctoral s iudent ~ and Icel, II I, .1 MeSSing With The IUlurc of affirmauve aClton seeln... hleal-. , and chore to Icach undergraduate course,. 62 2 -1 007~~a~ sl~~~;: ~l~J Your Mmd Writing for the Guardian is like Psychology California mu,t find nL'W way, to promole Ihe equal- much l es~ Ihm,e horrendou~ 111lrodul 11\ 01 women and lInderrepre~e nl ed racial l1linoriti e~, At thi, ulllvcr~ll y we have an insl i­ lOry lower diviSIOn, ela"c, experiments in undergrad courses Ir------i I (LiIiOn calkd C A.P.E. (Course lti cr Ihe clothes nrc lotall\ mismatched and . I • Oral Cancer Scrttnina I Callfornlan:- :-hould nol siand on the ~Idclllle~ and It's just a matter of time. C1Iurse~ lhe) are ahoUllo enroll 111 and stameu hecection ahou l 'I it:-I-, h)rce 0 .. (""""'4$ LO However, adoptll1g the lash force\ recommenda­ advanceu wamlllg ol linpending dool11 cgo scale. ~llU can 'l stop kvelling tion, .... n·1 it l'ollirlelc solulion. Insleau, California :Ind give, profc"or~ a way 10 Ill1rrol'C respects them, ahoul your " ICIlCC rrolcs~or. doni musl mal-.e a Ion ).! tcrlll CO ml1lltment to hiring and ~(Jnh::thl1lg 111 lhelr lives othe r lilan understands that worry, y(Ju 're nol aloill" The Professor Who Does Not Care educating more \\ oillen and racial Illtnoritic, thclr rc,earch everyone starts at the SELECTION ANIJ SERVICE BEYOND THE EXPECTED I IlIld 11m quallerl> gUide hopcb" at All Iv Ill adett uat l! (',,\.I'.L:. oflen lall~ t(l beginning and A ranking of four on th e ego- Ill etel PAIR COLORED CONTACTS :tddres~ thc perWnallt1 01 the prole., · remembers that he IIIdkates a lotal dlStllleresl In anything 111volving undergraduale studenb and -Wllh pUlchase of any conl:ICl lens p:IC~age WJ Fresh Lo()~ Culor Len"" Plio 6.00 Props and Flops sor, I.e. the ~I/e of h" o\(:rgmwn O;!gll . N.w York $238 '. I would proP()~ C an addltlOIl tn (he was once a student, thai Ih e prole~sor view!> hiS teaching I'm $422 ' r------~ Give Ilm:e elll:a\ Ihe JOO-pou nd pUl11pkin , landard queslions a~ked on Ih e too. job as an easy way 10 make moncl London Paco, whose: unl1l1h.: ly rail lrom Tioga Hall ~n C.A.P.E., because an cnorm(lU~ pan 01 includc an ego rall11g 111 C.A.P.E. 10 doing what he likes. Lecture~ 111 th IS Paris $448 . klc:ke:d off th e: I Xlh an nu al Pumpkin Drop, a ~ u ccessrul education IS being tn lhe class arc tyrically horing hecause the : .'1 : n,:colllmcnd to profes sor~ whal \.~ anol her mu ch-needed ~t ud enl ~p lri t III tel'. righl envlronmelH . d l

ready to help a student in need but Thebe,... ion of himself. them, understands that everyone TEACHERS: immediately upon entering a one­ The Professor Who Genuinely starts at the beginning and remem­ Some professors are on-one situation with the Professor egomaniac of all on C... bers that he was once a student, too. off the ego-scale Who Only Cares in Class you will the professorial Thi s is the educator every stu­ For a person to understand all that understand why he rates a three - foOd.chaIn Is one dent dreams of and gets a rating of and then act on it, his ego must be ContInued ".. .-q. 4 he doesn't care about your prob­ the I on the ego scale. A professor who under control. he cares about you and wants to lems, won 't recognize you as an who.. cl_you cares behaves in a way that is Certainly, you can understand help you, a surest sign that he docs­ individual, and most definitely will ...... ndflnd indicative of self-confidence, but the differences in these types of n't. If he did, he wouldn't need to rush answers to your questions. not self-absorption. instructors and recognize the neces­ talk about it, he wou Id just do it. What thi s professor's behavior you.... ., ditching The Professor Who Genuinely sity to include the ego scale in The Professor Who Only Cares In indicates is that he is too busy to be more often than you Cares makes an effort to help stu ­ C.A.P.E. Of course, if our professors C.... bothered with students outside of dents by advising them on ways to actually read thi s, maybe they' ll be This type of profes~o r knows he class, but hi~ nced to be well -liked attend. beller study course materials, motivated to change their attitude is lecturing on relatively boring is so great that he will appear inter­ makes himself available for student toward students - assuming that material and therefore trie ~ to jazz it ested in hb ~ tudent s' educati on. in ofli l:e hours to which he goes questions regularly (not just during their egos don't obstruct their view. up by being cl:centric, loud, bring­ The Professor Who Pretends to and genera lly doesn 't think stu ­ offi ce hours), I:onsiders students as A special thank you 10 all of ing in cool experiments and just Genuinely Care dcnts arc worthless. individuals that learn differently th ose educators who rea ll y, truly generally being jovial in front of the This sort of instructor ranks a 2 Although you may not hear thi s and volunteers information about care and make a difference in the on th e ego scale and reminds hi s lecturer mention hi s ow n work anet class. This should instantly set off careers in the field in which the lives of their students everyday by vOle•• D.r., INC. bells in your head that you are deal ­ students reg ularly how much he often in class, it somehow wends course is offered. giving us direction and helping us ing with a three on the ego scale. wants to help them , During class he its way into the material indicating He shows a ge nuine interest in understand the material that they oJ Sure, he seems fun-loving and answers qu e~ ti om, orrers ex tra help that he ha~ a ~ Iightl y elevatcd opi n- hi s students indica ting he respects themselves are so passionate about. San Di,o'S SuperSource vator thing at Sea World go up to Summertime was a se ni ori ti s, no pill , no injection and brains will be so blown , our SENIORS: the top of the tower i ~ really ri vet ­ no inhaled, gaseous, odorless and English may sound a lot like 'or H.glt recllnologyl Don't fall prey to the ing; B) You're making day trips to great time to do colorless substance. Florida Marl in s hero Livan wonders of TV Chula Vi sta, Santee and E~co ndido some serious The cure fo r se ni oritis is to gut ­ Hernandez after winning the World ju~t to ,ample every 24-hour taco check and ge t it toget her. Easier said Se ri es (BAy lub you, Miami!"), but Continued from pae. 5 jOint in San Diego Count y; C) Boy, partying. Don't deny than done, I am aware. A swift kick vic tory wi ll trul y be ours. Motorola ~ that aisle and grabhlng the diploma, arc th o;c Ind ia napo li s Colts excit ­ H. W.. kends to your own postenor is In order. II' Remember, you are not alone . Sr.FAe arm raised in victory ("I can't Ing ; D) Therc \ no way you 're consisted of blowing you can 't do it yourself, ask a friend , There are thousands out there just he li eve I made it through lour year, going to mi,~ the "E m e~t" movie colleague or random stranger off the like you . We're on your side. We 6000 01 college wi th my li ver Intact I" ) mara thon at th e Village Hilkre,t the old paycheck on street to do it for you. feel you r pain. There arc probably a 4) MAN, Am I Sick of School Theater,; E) You 've almo,t I l ni ~ h ed Just think , th ere is a promised few 12-step programs out there to • some fine brewed ..... No"'. That La-Z-Boy ~ u n: " co ml ort ­ "Jcdi Kni ght : Dark Forcc, 11" ; F) land at the end of four years of combat thi s aftliction. If you need 25.2 ahle, I ~ n 't it? You 're ~() not wan ting You can't wall to catch th at wacky beverage•• wa ndering through the coll egiate help, look into them. If you find to ,tudy that you ' ll do "lmO\t any ­ Englehert Humperdi nk on "The descrt (my token Bih le reference one, sign me up while you 're at It. Ihmg. Late Show wi th Tom Snyder"; and ea~y to ra il mto. and no one i ~ - from an at heist Jew, no less). I've got a midterm next week , but Su re ,ign~ that you're really G) TNT Monday Nitro ' immune to the di, easc'~ power,. Soon we will all he raising our I' ll probahly be checking out putllng it off: A) Watching that cle- So thell: you have it. Thb rut b There i, no vaccination to hattie arms in triumph. Granled , our "Ernest Saves Chri stmas ."

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STUDENTS••• college education." of entries compiled from the log 12:27 p.m.: A student reported The panelisb encouraged all " Proposi tion 209 is 1990, sty le "It is time fo r Ihose who have book of the UCSD police depart­ the theft of a gray and orange UCSD s tud e nt~ to innea~e thei r di,crimination against minoritie, resisted Proposition 209 10 ment. Raleigh bicycle from the York involvcment in community and women, more in -idious than ackn owledge that eq ual rights Hall racks between 10:30 a.m . organi7ation~ throu gh volun­ any statewide measure since the under the law, not special prefer­ Monday, Oct. 3 and 11:30 a.m. Loss: $300. tee ring or intern ship prog ram ~. era of ~o u I hern e n ce~ , is the law of 11:40 a.m.: Officers impound­ 4:15 p.m.: A staff member • Valladolid invitcd UCSD resistance to "It Is tim. for the land," Wil so n ed a gray '88 Toyota from lot reported the theft of a wallet 102 for excessive unpaid park­ from the Basic Science Building students to mentor underpri vi­ Brown v. Board of sai d. tho.. who have ing citations. on Nov. 3 between 11 a.m. and leged children. He also advocat­ Education, " UC students r •• 1:23 p.m.: Officers impounded 5 p.m. Loss: $1,774. ed giving tour, or the ca mpus tu Ro,enbaum said. lsted will not be directly an orange ' 72 Volkswagen mini­ 10:55 p.m.: A male student fell school children who might not Ca nneriy said Proposition 209 affected by th e van from 9192 Regents Rd . for from his bicycle on Voigt Dr. by normally visit the uni versity. he accepts that to aclmowl .....e high l:Ourt's deci ­ registration expired for longer Hopkins Dr. and injured his Valladolid , tre"ed that M: hool di~crimination sion. In July 1995. than six months. head, leg and arm. Transported 2:20 p.m.: A staff member to Thornton Hospital by para­ children need to feel welcome at exist, today, but that equal right. the UC Board of reported the theft of a TV and medics. Victim was not wearing docs nOI believe Regent s adopted UCSD. under the law, VCR from the Cross Cu ltural a helmet. Benedict proposed , tarting Ihat affirmative reso lutions SP-I Center between Oct. 31 at 4:30 IS and SP-2, which HEREI an int crn , hip program through action and alher not special p .m. and Nov. 3 at 8 :15 a.m. Wednesday, Oct. 5 which UCSD student, cuuld such mea.\ ures preferences, I. prohibit the use of Loss: $700. 12:35 a.m.: The San Diego work a~ intern, for wmmunity will alleviale the race, reli gion, ,ex, 2:30 p.m.: Baja State Judicial Sheriff' s Office recovered the You now have this ...... instead' of this! orga ni/utions and recei ve prohlem. the law of the w lor, ethnicity or Police recovered a silver '90 red '90 Acura Integra stolen Ford Thunderbird stolen from from lot 403 on Nov_ 4 . Owner hetween two and lour unih or '" am nOI nai ve national origin as land." campus in 1994. Owner noti­ not yet notified. Stored at A-Z credit. enough to think - Pete Wilson cri teria in uni versi­ fied. Stored at Culiacan, Metro Towing. Benedict abo ,aid 'he wanU, t hat there i,n't Governor ty admi,~ion , hir- Sinaloa, Mexico. 9:16 a.m.: Officers and the San to organi/e a wmmullIly-orga­ disc ri 111 ina Ii 0 n ... i ng or con t ra ctl ng. Diego Fire Department respond­ Ill/at ion lair on Lihrary Walk, Ihcre i~ , and when we find II we ,· It doesn' t change anything in Tuesday, Oct. 4 ed to two students and four which ,he .ald wuuld glvc ,tu­ ,hould .. tamp it out, hut we don'l any way," ~aid Joseph Wal~on , 12:50 a.m.: A non-affiliate staff member suffering from reported the theft of a red '90 food poisoning at the Center for dent, an opporlunily to find out advocale II ," Connerly ~'lId . 'The UCSD Vice Chancellor of St ud ent Acura Integra from lot 403 Molecular Medicine/East. ACLU\ logic leel ers on Ihe hnnk Affair~. "We have every inten ti on how to vo lunleer ror community between 1 p.m. and 12:05 a.m. Transported by paramedics to group, 111 San Diego. 01 in~ohen: n cc." of doing everYlhing we can to Loss: $9,000. Thornton Hospital and Scripps A ller hearing Ihe Supreme ~e rv e all studenls, to enroll under­ 9:45 a.m.: An affiliate reported Memorial Hospital. ('ourt \ d(!cl, lon, Ihl: ACLU r eprc~(! nl cd \Iudents al UCSD and the theft of a dark blue Trek 10:30 a.m.: A staff member Writ. for declared ih CO IllOlltmcnt to right to to c()un t(!ract any pOlential nega­ bicycle from 8042 Regents Rd . reported the theft of deposit aholi,h Propmltlon 20t) tbpltc II\(! dfcct~ of 209 ." on Nov. 2 between 1 p.m. and 5 envelopes from the Price Center GuardIan Monday\ ,elhacI.. Beg inning wi th the Fall 19IJH p.m . 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UCSD Guardian Arts Ie Entertainment November 6, 1997 It's a matter of Common Sense Page 14 • • STREET • mov ov r swing••• • (A • -nl·Dj·S~ 8849 Wla ~ JoII.IIk. St 301 ~ ~ (619) iS1.l77S • kl ft Open 24 Hours • All: about free prlup and de&Ie!y OIftIgood Io<~tt ..... O"9><'o.d ...oIo!dcoP"l"'1OI.1ut. _ 0if... 1m, ~hoolfng underwa­ Jump, v" lIh every " P0[1," knowfI1g • fall '97 IS Latin Jail wi th allitude. Ya vaz, a L. Jackson and Jurnee hours. Ander;,on usc, hi s time well Icr and from hehind store co unl e r ~. the next sound could be a hullet • spicy Latin jaa hand thai consi5lently com­ For an appointment ca ll : Smollett. with some of the most styltl.ed He h o ld ~ the st:reen in full fram e. a SCrl'af11 lng lor hi s head. Then. a, • mands a fu ll house at Croce's 137.1. Bar, is at • filmmaking since Martin I,i Woody Allen. and th en whisks lI' th t.' ca mera Itxc, a long gale on the to[1 of the sdet:t lI\t of hands that hring 457-3334 • Scorcese's "GoodFellas" and al ong ochind a charactcr\ hack, III Digglcr\ lace . transfflon outh A merica InlO Ihe hackyartl\ 01 the a ,a"e ., • Rohcn A ltman 's" a~hvi ll c . " th e Scorce,t: traditi on. place A dumh , mtlc occofl1e., a • West Coa\l. "Booglc Night s" dmlfllclcs the Even more enthralling IS h" knowl ng look 01 n.:gn.:1. • Named alter a SpanISh cllllotjUl.tll,m ""c ami fall of skin I1lcl-. , tar Dlf'1-. A ltman-It"c ca\t. Thl"IT's Ihe aglll~ SOlli e Cll tl(, will di,flll'" The followmg albums Will be • meaning " Iet \ go," Y;I\.II capture thl: wn­ Dlgglel, played WIth ,wugger hy porn ,tar, Anlhe, Wa w, (Julianne " Rollg,e "ight-" a\ "Ca' lnn" wilh released next Tuesday. • suality of a ~ umm cr c\cnlll!! III SpaIn and • \lar" Wahlherg ("rear." 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Rlddk ,aId 111 .1 r..:ccnt tnlCr­ Dlggler', ,a Ivm iofl. pi uck I ng hUll ,nhc" -1m wllc\ IIllltldlly Andcr,on cl!.!llll ) ,11111, to • \-icw with the Gllardilil/. "'VIc·r..: al\o not a • 110111 watltng taok, and pullIng dCfll) 'lfh th e high Ille. • Roberta Flack Will relcasf' lillie comho Jail oand .. We wat ch Dlgglcr's rapId "'l' • hUllllfl the hlg scrcen. H,s 11-tndl and Wc' cn nge a\ hc lall' dm~n Pornography hecont!.! ~ pedophili a. Tile Christmas . What Yaval arc. i., a Ilvc-plect.' cmt.'fllhlc • tIKI-. I, h" tIcket to th e hI t: tfllle Meanv. htl..:. n":\1\ prohlems engll II Alcohol hccollle, alcoholtsfll. By • w ho,\, unIque ,ound Ic,ulh lrom gUltal "Fvel yofl c has a girt." Dlggler Horner', d) .,I un ctional fafllti) th e end of " Boog Ie NIgh""" you • K·Ball Will release On My Way. • ( Barr) Bedon:), ha" (lun Yharra J. drums says, looking at hirmelf tn the mir­ Pulling no punches. Ander,on can al mmt hear A nd!.!fScn chIdIng: • (FrancISco Cihnan I. ptano rR,ddk J and con­ ror. "This IS mine." gives us th e full spectrum : drug "Blg)!!.!r Isn 't hetter. It \ r!.!,lIl) how • Lisa Loeb Will relea~ • ga., and pcn:usSion (Nelson Ontt). • D,re(;tor Ander.,on elTc(;t lvcly abuse . gay-hashing, impotence. you u,c II." Flrecrackel Cu-I()under, RId dle and Dritl set out to • contra!>ts the innocence 01 Dlggler This slippery slope is thc weak ­ " BoogIe N,ghts" is now pl aying hlend modern fusion ja77 wi th sa lsa and Ila­ • with the grittiness of the porn indus- e t pan of " Boogie Nights," threat- in Iheater\ around San DIego. • Napalm Death WIll rel ease • menw. To lOp th at 011. they ' ve added a Breed to Breath e. • Bra/ilian edge th at mak e, for an altogcther • South America n ,ound . • NOFX will release So Long • The acoustic guitar 1\ th e main so lo and Thanks for All the Shoes . • • in, trumcn t, as 0PpuM.:d tll th..: hra;,s lhal on e • See YAVAZ, Page 13 Jona d'ear (]Jance rrheatre • Nadanuf will release • Worldwide • • TRAVELER'S DEPOT • • Discount Travel Packs CONCERTS • • Travel Bookl, Maps • • All your Eurlil Supplies ! the lV1-qthologll of • • Locks, Cable Locks, • Tickets go on sale tomorrow • Sleep Shet~ Pack Towel , for The Lovemonger. al • Teva Sport Sandals 'Canes on Nov. 29. Call 220· • Rain Gear and TIXS for informatIon. • Yakov Zololorev/Guard,an all Aceessories. Plano Man: Mark Riddle , • We're In PB juIt up the Yava~ pianist (above ), cuts • Kaml Lyle WI ll perform • Itlltt from Council Tm.1 • loose dUring a performance. .t 1655 Gamet Aft Saturday at 'Canes . Free tick· • 483 -1421 ets Will be gIven to the first • Dancing Fool: Yavaz OPEN 7 DAYS A WEEK 600 people at the door. Call lona Pear Donee Theatre is a Honolulu based company, renowned for • percussionist and founding their performances in the Japanese Butoh donee form . Their original 220-TIXS for more Informa· • member Nelson Orllz (right) produclion of 1he Mythology of Angels" combines amazing costumes lion. • shakes hIS money maker, with a spellbinding performance. Aholiday season must-see that goes • along WIth hIS maracas. • "The Mask of MOriarty" has • ~eyand donee to touch the heart, spirit and imagination. been extended at the Old • Globe Theatre for Friday • November 23 • Sunday and Saturday. T,ckets are Ipm • Mlndnille Auditlrtum $10 With student 10 and • MONDAYS can be purchased at the • &.1. S20 • Students $11 • Sa:Cit. $18 box office. For informatIOn, • • ____~z:- UCIDIM-Ml7 ... omce call 239-2255. • THURSDAYS _~:..... ,... .4111: ..... ' ... • The Guardian" • COLOR Thursday, November 6, 1997 The UCSD Guardian HIATUS 13 12 HIATUS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, November 6, 1997 because you can look them in the half years, its first CD was pro­ members' talent and respect for YAVAZ: face. " duced in May, so their success is one another. GASLAMP: ____ ffilISetLlTI ____ Local Latin jazz According to Riddle , the 1110St "brand-spanking new." The feeling, said Oritz, is a Theatt:r provides band heats it up req uested songs are jazz stan­ Oritz married and gave up his mutual one. In fact, for Oritz, one dards- music by Antonio Carlos musical career in the early '70s. It of the best things about Yavaz is spark downtown Continued from page 10 Jobim, su~h a.~ "Wave" and old wa~n't until 20 years later guitarist working with Riddle. They share Continued from Pllie 12 Cinema On The Edge might expect. Classics like "The songs from Mexico. Of the latter Jaime Vayez convinced him to what he calls a brother-type love. convenient, the Gaslamp 15 will Girl From Ipanima" and other jazz category, Santana songs like "Oye pick up the congas once more . It In addition, the members of the offer patrons silent in-house Experimental films play in La lalla standards are manipulated within Como Va," "Black Magi c was during thi~ period of musical band work well together. pagers, a video game area, a cus­ the band's own aggressive tunes. Woman " and "Europa" are th e reawakening that Oritz and Riddle "We don 't have any ego tomer service area, additional areas By Sara Moosavi draws in the viewer. Croce's Jazz Bar is relatively most requested. Arguably the were introduced when a mutual trips," Riddle said. "We do music for wheelchairs and free head­ Staff Writer ot all of the films are a~ small with a crowd made up of house favorite is an old Dizzy friend suggested they get together because we love music, not phones for hearing-impaired Experimental lilrns are usually intriguing. "Ocularis: The Eye people in their 20s and 30s. The Gillespie tune, "Soul Sauce" and to "jam for the hell of it" in a because we want to get a big guests. The box office includes a regarded as stepping stones for film Surrogatc~ " focuscs on surveil ­ sparse seating arrangements are dubbed "Chupacabra" (goat suck­ garage band . head. I don't consider myself computerized system that accepts students who aspire to be the next lance tCl,;hnology and its effects on irrelevant since the music is the er). "Nelson and I realized we had a something special. God gave me credit and ATM cards and sells Steven Spcilberg or Oliver Stone. people; however, 21 minutes of kind that makes one want to get up Yavaz started out playing just good thing going and that's how a gift. He gave all of us a gift. tickets up to 30 days in advance. and dance. Another plus offered one night a week at Croce's. Not And that's only the beginning_ Because at Quantum, there's more propelling our Many of these films, though, are surveillance lilm footage and com­ we staned officially," Riddle said. Some people have to develop it This makes buying tickets for p'op­ by the intimate set-up is the ability about to let go of something so The rest is history. leadership in mass storage than disk and tape drives. like the passion of our people. In fact, also a means to an end in themselves pletely unrelated narratives wears and some people were born with ular movies a simple process with to get within two feet of the band popular, Croce's made them the The group is tight, carrying on it." their extraordinary initiative has produced over 55 million disk drives. And with ambition like - art simply for the sake of an. on the viewer. no waiting in line. during its performam;e. lirst band ever to play Thursday, a wave of energy that emanates ours, we'll never rest on our laurels. The Museum of Contemporary "John Porter Presents Super-8 At the relatively low cost of $5, On opening night, the Gaslamp Art is showcasing experimental Projection Performance" cele­ "I Jove it when people crowd Friday and Saturday nights for two from Riddle and Oritz. Riddle is or free entrance with dinner (no IS will debut with films such as films in "Performance Anxiety," around," Riddle said. " It means consecutive months. quick to praise Oritz, crediting minimum), Yavaz arc both enjoy­ Our vision is to lead every aspect of storage into the digital age . Get more for your career than brates the work of experimental "Mad City," starring Dustin they 're enjoying the music. It 's Although the band has been him with the band's success. the same old drive . which will include the film series filmmaker John Porter; 20 of his able and affordable. For Illore Hoffman and John Travolta, "Making a Spectacle of the films are shown. The films range fun to have people right there together for the past three-and-a- He also praises the rest of the information, call 233 -4355. "Bean," starring Rowan Atkinson Opportunities for graduates with the following: MS / PhD in EE Audience." The series is presented from one to fi ve minutes, and run and "Eve's Bayou ," starring on Wednesday evenings at 7:30 like mangled home movies. Still, Samuel L. Jackson. 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T _C( 11Ce r rn- ), 7 1(:: ______albllffi reviews ______REGGAE: Feel the beat with Tinsley on violin. Another track off The Elevator Drops' 1996 release, length album, Funcrus!Jer Plus , on Common Sense Remember Two Things, Pop Bus, does not demonstrate any their own label, Official Sense Keep Reggae Alive Kicking "Recently," is equally stunning. sort of musical maturity or defini­ Continued from Pac. 14 Common and Recordings. Other high points include a tive style. Rather, it is a hodge­ This album contains 19 tracks even make that album for Santa Barbara band on the rise to stardom comes to the Belly Up Tavern this weekend mind-blowing "Ants Marching" podge of .eelectic, clanging with original styles and no fancy Virgin, we made it for Surfdog, By Rachel Barg and the band got serious? with an extended solo-filled intro. approaches successfully styled by packaging . These are tracks that so (lhink Virgin's going to push , this next album as if il were their Staff Writer We just started plaYlllg a lot Also from Under the Table is other anists and groups, but cer­ don't sell their audience's intelli­ own; I lhink we'll have a real In today\ commercial music more origi nals, and hy that time a lot "Dancing Naneies," back-to-back tainly not by The Elevator Drops. gence short; for inslance, they have with the calypso-laden Begging attention for "their lyrics like "Your insanity is my chance with the next one. market, reggae ha ~ n ' t enjoyed Ihe of peo ple knew our orig inab ~o it "Warehouse." 80th songs are band You've played a lot in San . ucce.s that olher nJuisical genre. was easier to playa lot of them. We DaY...... style" of wearing painted faces clarity, nol to mention , convention favorites that feature the ensemble Diego In the last few have. But wllh a wea lth of Illusi ca l jw.1 got a record deal with Virgin Live at Red Rocks 8.15.95 while singing peculiar pop-rock is a great war weaponIWho stand s, melding together exquisitely. anthems backed by synthesized years, how does it feel lalent and a single featured in a and that was nice, and we're getllng - ....,lllCA who falls7/0n Ihe wack, I keep tabs Some of Ihe most interesting cominc back after touring mOl ion piclure ready to make a sounds might sound like a hip like Timothy Leary and/or "Two months is -***** trac ks on the recording arc those idea, but The Elevator Drops just ASCAP/Catch a smack to the face around the country? soundlrack , new ~ I b um ri ghl from which appear in Two months is probably th e Common Sen,e are probably the now. We' re going The Dave Matthews Band put Crash are not able 10 pull off such a on principle, even when I say noth ­ embryoni c versions. One of longesl we've ever not played making an atl empl 10 he gOlllg into Ih e logether an impressi ve resume with stunt. ing, it's a beautiful usc of negative longest we've those, 'Two Step," even has dif­ In short , People Mover stri ve, San Diego in the last ~'eve n 10 change all thaI. , ludl O prohahly. its two multi -platinum albums, space." Under the Table and Dreami/lg and fen.: nt lyrics, as frontman to set some sort of anti -trend under Company Flow utilize lyrics years. When we came back Common Sense ever not played We'r~ worl..lIlg on everything was packed. we had have heen involved all or our demo, Crash. Any true fan of the quintet Mauhews had obviously not set­ the gui se of ani sti c freedom of without the repetitive choruses and San Diego In the knows, though, that the band 's tl ed on the linal words at the time. expression and parit y of vision. hooks. These standard arrange­ a great show at 4th & B; there in Ihe loca l mu,ic nghl now ~() we ' ll strength lies in its dynamite live "Lie in Our Graves" is another However, it seems that the bottom ments over raw, original tracks arc were probably 1,500 people and scene lor ahoul last seven prohahly go I nlo the standout in the sa me fa shio n, till line has dropped out of this so­ a shining example of what a little that was really a ni ce surpri se. seven years. The sludio around the shows. years. When we a riveting song despite its infant ca lled eccentric elevator. creativity and originality can The Belly Up is always packed, band comhines cle­ end of January, With the release or Live at Red imperfec ti o n~ . accomplish_ whi ch is also ni ce. ments of reggae, came back beginning of Rocks, it becomes clear to all fans, -Undsay HarrI, If you can't catch th e Dave Along with S.K.E. (See Know It was great coming back roc k, funk and everything was February. new and old, that the Dave Mallhews Band li ve, you 're miss­ Evil ), The Vinyl Re-Animators, hecause our fans missed us a lit­ so ul , all reflective who writes Matthews Band is one Ihe best li ve C~yFlo. packed, we had So tl e bit. They didn 't take us lor of the di versil y of most of the acts thi s side of its hometown of ing out on a jaw-dropping ex peri­ Funcrusher Plus Jugga kn ots, Kool Keith, Non granted as much, not that Ihey Ih e group. a great show at music? Charlottesville, Va. This Iwo-CD ence. Live al Red Rocks is the next Phixion and Fat Beats, genuine hip­ set, recorded in Denver two sum ­ best thing - a welcome addi tion to ---... hop is back . Now who's hot, who's do take us for granted, hut Ihey Pl,),chedelic Surf On Psychedelic Courtesy of Virgin Records/Henry D,ltz 4th & B; there mers ago, and seven months before any CD co ll ection . -*** •• not ? come and just drink and not ye ll Groove, Ihe band's Sur! Groove r N.v.r Give Up: Local favorites and rising stars Common Sense bring their Psychedelic Surf Groove to anJ st uff after awhile because fi rst release on were probably wrute two-and -a­ the Belly Up Tavern in Solana Beach Saturday night. the release of Crash, is the hand at - Jonah Freedman New York Ci ly, th e birt hpl ac~ -lindsay Harris its absolute best. of hip-hop, IS rec o n ~ lru c tln g , a, th ey would just cOllie and see us Virgin Re cord s, 1,500 people half, three songs, backgrounds have had a have a good grassrools following, think we'rcjust going to keep it kind features the si ngle The set ki cks off with a 13 112- we ll as decon structin g, rap musi c. all th e lime. Once ' we were and Jai, our guitar positive influence on your so we're pretty comfortable with of a band projeci for our next album, The Elev8tor Drop. "Never Give Up," and that was millute version of "Seck Up," a Leading th e reconslruclion, there record gone, they ca me back and were player, wrote three music? what we're doing and we're grow- our firsl album for a major label. It 's People Mover which also tribal ja/l-rusion track Ihat was IS a large consortium of purisl, really supponive and we tOlally really a nice songs. So I write Oh yeah, definitely. We're a ing all the tim e_ Even without a kind of really our first album, the T_-...... appeared . in the recorded previously on the hand\ interc,tcd in pu,hing Ihe bo und ­ appreciate th at. about 35 percent, multi-ethnic band. I'm Chicano and radio hit we' ll still probably do way we think about it. It's our first surprl... " 1993 indie- Iabel re l ea~c, -"'. UriC, of th e IllU'IC. The recon ­ _RATINGS_ What are your plan5 for movie "Speed 2." Jai writes about 35 white, we have a couple of black really well, but it would be ni ce to big chance at doing really well . Common Sense, -Nick Hernandez Rememher Two Thin gs. The audi ­ The Elevalor Drop~ attempt to struction act, in oppo\itlon to the Excellent the future besides the percent and the rest people, and Jai 's Indian and Billy's get the support from a major and We had a great producer, Roy ***** Common Sens/! ence i~ immcdiately smacked in the make a loud. dislinc ti ve. off-t hc­ shin y l'olor-corrc cteJ llIu,i c new album? co mpri sed of of the band just a white guy. We just have all differ- get a couple ni ce videos made. Good Thomas Baker, on the last album. I think we 'd like 10 ju~t May vocalisl Nick Hernandez, guitarist kind of contributes. face wi th the hand's so rhi~ticated "all ~ tat C ll1 e nt , but the B o~ t on ­ vldem Ihat are dccon,lructlng rap **** ent kinds of ethnicities there so I How did "Never Give Up" but this is our chance to work with Fair Irave ling aild lOuri ng as mll ch as Jai Val uk , guitarisl Billy Sherman, Do you collaborate? melodic!> and rhythll1\ which com ­ ha~cd threc~ oll1<: \ latc,1 re!ea\ t.: . IIlUSI C think thai influenced us a lot too. end up on the "Speed 2" more great producers who arc *** possible, :l nd get around the hassist Larry Young and drummer Yeah, this next album Jai and r hlne worldwide influen ce~ . People MIJI 'er, would he he,t kept COlilpany rio" had from th e Weak Do you consider yourselves soundtrack? doing really well now- maybe ** country and get Ollt of Chuck Morris, will pl ay at the collaborated a 101 more and Ihe Especially IIltri gui ng arc LeRoi hllsh-hw,h and under wrap'. lower ea,t ,ide of Manhattan. a world-beat band? Virgin was doing lhat soundtrack someone who's worked with Poor Ca liforni a. We'll always he here Belly Up Tavern this Saturday. band collaborated a little bit more, Moore Oil saxophom: and Boyd People Mover. the follow -up to The) ha ve released Iheir first full - * No, I think we' re just a band, and Surfdog, our old label, was try­ Suhlime or Fiona Apple. Any of because we live here, so we'd In an interview with the too. you know? We just play music. ing to sell us to a bunch of different these people who know how to take like 10 try to keep rromoting Guardian, Nick Hernandez spoke Who influenced Common People for years ha ve been trying labe ls. They hooked us up with our sound and ,give il the edge it ourselves nali onally and interna­ about. the band and its success. Sense's style? Know what's happenl.... Read HlatuL .,_,., Arts a Eatert.l...... to figure out what we would call it, Virgin who I think, basically, just needs to get airplay. lionally as soon as possible. Guardian: How did the band I Ihink Bob Marley and reggae but I think we just play music and liked the song. They didn 't know the How do you feel your sound get together? influenced me the deepest when r we're just influenced by a lo[ of movie would do so poorly. compares to what's on the Hernandez: Well, the band we was younger, and as far as the rest different styles. We have our own You worked with Pato radio right now? have together ri ght now just added of the band, everyone has their dif­ style, kind of like just pop music_ Banton on "In Your Eyes." I think we ' ve been doing a 101 of our d{ummer about three years :Igo; ferent influences. Chuck played Now that you have a majo... Do you see Common Sense the stuff that's on the radio righl hi s name is Chuek Morri s. Eve r with Chaka Khan for a while on label album, what do you worldna with other musi­ now for eight years, we were just si nce then we've kind of been real ­ drums and he grew up playing expect for the Mure of cians? never on a major so we never had a ly a tvgether band, but before that I Semester, Summer gospel churches when he was Common Sense? I think Ihis next album we mighl chance to get ol1r stuff put out lhere. ondYeorPrograms started at UC Santa Barbara back in young. Billy, our guitar player, has I think our singles will get a bel- have the Worm, who works wilh us Wilh "Never Give Up," the label 1988 and have just been playing a lot of surf-guitar influences and ter chance to be heard by alilhe dif- all the time. You ' ll hear him, maybe, never actually pushed us as fully as ever since then with different peo­ Spain • Ecuador things like that, and Jai 's are prob­ ferent radio people for sure, and on a couple of tracks on the next they could have because they were ple and Common Sense. ably rock 'n' roll and all kinds of France • Scotland we ' ll have a much beller chance for album. For sure you will, but I'm going through transition. so that Mexico • Costa Rica • C.iIe How much has the band world-beat music. national radio play. We could get a nol sure if it will feature him in a didn 't reall y count. And we didn 't chanpd since MorrIs joined Do you think your diverse hit, but there's no guarantees. We whole song or not. But besides him I See REGGAE, Page 15

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Barkley showed that when he KARMA: t o~sed th at midget through a win­ The bird is dead, but dow. What did the NBA do? It sup­ UCSD Sports Clubs Round-Up the Lakers are not . ported Barkley. The precedent has been set - make way for the trash­ Continued from page 20 ta lk ing, weed-smoking, midget­ EQUESTRIAN ... SURFING ... ICE HOCKEY... Fim of all , let's talk about the tossi ng s u pe r ~ tar s. Horses in La Jolla! Who knew '! Waking up the morning after a place out of 17 teams overall. managed the closed out surf. When thinking of things to do defend ing c hamp~, the Chi cago When Shaq made Ostertag look UCSD has an equestrian team. successful Halloween and pad­ Other teaUlS from California claiming fourth overall for on a Saturday night in San Diego, Bulls. It 's easy to say that they will like a lillie gi rl , despite all the bad Don't chuckle or say ··Sure it has dling out into gaping 8- to 10- included squads from UCS B, UCSD. ice hockey docsn 't usuall y come to win th e title again . It 's probably the press, I th ink his teammates liked an eq uestrian foot faced closeouts UC LA. USD, SDSU. The hero of the day was mind . After all, where is th e ice? COMING SOON ••• last season that Mike, Phil , Scottie it. Shaq and the boys arc not going team , along with docsn't exactl y epitomi ze Cal Pol) San Luis UCS D fourth-year surfer. Pat W h i I e and Dennis will all be together, and to take guff fro m anyone this year its footba ll ··fun ." Obispo and USc. Zabrocki who, despite a brokcn Minnesota they're going to be motivated to THE U.S. MArHEMArlCA and they will win the whole damn leam ." It is tru e. For the lucky mem­ Excepti onal perfor­ foot suffered from an earli er heat, \ nati ves might wi n, rig ht ? Wrong. I say thi . year is thing. Last weckend bers of the UCSD surf mances in th e waters of charged th e longboard linal and ~ ha ve an idea, their meltdown year. EMPOWERMENT TOUR! Now, abo ut this proposed Eddie in Granada Hills, team , the 6:30 a. m. start th e Ventura jelly includ­ fini shed in third . ~ most nati ve San Pippen 's injury IS forcing Mike Jones fo r Mitch Richmond trade. I the UCSD equestri an team took a at Ventura Harbor last Saturday ed sur fe rs Saun der Naurenburg Longboardcr Joe Wabh Diegans wouldn't to run the show, and he is going to Wolfrom Research IS bringing the stunning brilliance of Mathematica 3.0 ~ay don't worry Laker fans, Jerry ~eco nd - pla ce fini sh. In a competi­ was met with mixed emotion s. and UCSD captain. Josh placed a respect fu I seventh, but know a sheet of icc if they fe ll on it. get very greedy. By the time Pippen West is smarter than anyone else on at to you . Climb aboard our colorfu l traveling display and experience what tion featuring USC , USD, Cal Poly Although the date was far from ··Champ·' Rhode~. \Hl~ more imprc~sed by th e However, the people the San makes ind ispensable in fields suc h as science, technology, is hea lthy, Mike is not going to be the planet. Whatever he does will Diego SportS Ar.::na some how Mathematica Pomona and CSU , UCSD ideal, the team was still excited aurenburg finished ti fth wome n ' ~ co nt c~1. happy about givi ng up the ball. engineering, finance, medicine, research . education. and many, many more. be the right move. With either play­ received th e Team Reserve to get in the water and kick off ovcrall, whi le Rhodes dropped in ··In th e girls' linal, thi s girl knew and were treated to a great Then the teammates will get into er th e Lakers can win, so don 't be Champ io n for Hunt Seat the 1997-98 NSSA season. on a few good waves for an over­ paddlt!d into thi s big hu ge wave game between UCSD and SDS U. repeated spats, forcing Phi I Come and try our interactive computer display, see interesting projects. and upset if Eddie leaves L.A. Eq uestri an (second place). Fighting hangovers and lack all wi n. and got pitched," Wabh said. ,·It Eve n though UCSD ultimately talk w ith the Wolfrom Research staff about the power of Mathematica 3.0 Jackson to take sides and make him !I-5, As for the other contenders: Individual performances i nelud­ of sleep, UCSD fared well in the In the women '~ (h v l~i on, looked like it hurt ." lost the game fan s were treated and our many specialized application packages . You 'll be inspired to into a bad guy. New York Knicks - These ed Anneliese Kannow 's first-p lace firin g surf, finishing in sixth freshman Jaimie Lagardiere - John Maynard to some fantasti c plays. use Mathema/ica for your next project! The baddcst guy will , of course, guys are the roughest, toughest tinish in the Open over Fenc e~ Those hoods from SDSU be Rodman . His antics ceased to be group of players in the league. class. Teammate Shelly LaMont jumped Ollt to an ea rl y 3-0 lead Ch.ck out our w." sl •• for Infor •••lon on this entertaining years ago, and thi s Don't be surprised if Patri ck Ewing finished sixth in the Open over before UCSD's own legion of ••tI o.h.r ••pow.r •• n' Tour s.opsl yea r I anticipate trouble with the and the boy s lake the Eastern Fences and on th e flal. Hei dy RUGBY... doom decided it was time to play. law. Maybe an indecent exposure http://www.wolfr••• co./ •• pow.r Conference title away from the Kikillus earned second -plat:e in the Rugby - who cares? The wrong side:: of a 12-0 score. improhable, falling 17 -10. Lawrence Chan, Bhavin Mheta, infraction of some sort. Yeah, that 's Bulls. If they don't win it, they 'll Novice over Fences class. Guardian cares. Most student s Winga Counney Geig le Redemption for the first game Eric Borman and Noby Itakura all what we really want to see, probably steal it, anyway. scored goals in the second period Wlltrr. University of California, Son Diego Thumbing her nose at the com­ would too, if they had watched a coasted down the right ~idclin e came at the hands of rival US D. WOLfIIAM Rodman's other dyed hair .. . Houston Rockets - Just crafty as UCSD rallied to take a sl im 4-3 .. - In Iront olt'" Car", Services RESEARCH petlllOn in the Ad va nced game. Bes ides, it 's the and fe d Brian Kennedy, Chay Chung scored hi s first So, who's going to win it this enough to surprise the Lakers ... but lead. Walkrrrot/Canter class, Andrea closest thing UCSD ha:~ who was trailing the try of the year, hreaking down the Building yea r? The Lakers. that 's a long time from now, and Canning secured first-place with to football. play, a perfect pass to weak side to pull hi s squad with­ Sadly, UCSD could not contin­ Oh yeah, I hear all the detractors Wlltll! Wednesdoy, November 12, 1997 who knows, those guys are so old teammate Erika Wiseman taki ng The San Diego City break up the shut out. in two points of the lead, 7-5. ue their roll as SDSU owned the saying, "Del Harris' crew is too they might not live that long. third place in th e Beg inning third period and went on to win by I0 :00am 10 3:00pm Intercollegiate Ru gby Tcum captain Andy The men of La Jolla fell r.. : young, too undi sc iplined, and Shaq Seattle Sonics - Vin Baker has a final score of 8-5. Walkffrot/Canter class. Jennifer Championships took Wilga was good on the behind aga in, giving up it second can't win the bi g games." seriou s game, and I think they will Wilson rounded out UCSD's place last Saturday with UCSD conversion and the score was 12- try before the half, making the "We were in it the whol e game, I say this Laker team will gel be strong, but finish will third in the results with a second-place in th e matching wits with a couple of 7. score 12-5. but we gave up a lot of soft goals together and be unstoppable. Nick Pacific Division. Walkffrot elass. Division I studs, placi ng second Those bloody Aztecs tired In the second half, UCSD and committed some bad penal­ Van Exel, the gangsta hoopa, is not Phoenix Suns - I think the "Overall for the fi rM show we in the championships. ri ght back, th ough. with a try of simply would not allow itself to ti es," Coach Shawn McCoy said. goi ng to tone down his act this Suns are the surprise team of the did very well ," team captain Bianca In the first game of the day, their own which extended their lose, and scored a crucial try. "Otherwise, this has been the best yea r, but he will still be the fiery year. They are going to run and gun Bu ssey said. "We actually are UCSD matched lip against the lead to 17-7. With Wilga adding the two- point we've ever played against them." leader of thi s team . He is goi ng to all year, and now that they have an excited for the new season. I feel hated Aztecs of San Diego State. Wil ga added three point s to conversion, the 17-16 lead was The crowd support didn 't hurt change hi s ga me to fit the ski lls of inside presence in Antonio that we, as a team, are going to It looked bleak early in the sec­ cut the deficit to seven, but the theirs for good. the squad either. Come out and hi s immensely talented teammates McDyess, watch out. I'm seeing exce l." ond half as they were on the ruggers could not pull off th e - Vlnod Thomas watch UCSD break the ice. and that will work wonders for them in the Conference - Jonah Nisenson - Vlnod 1'homIIs everyone's ga mc. Del realizes this, Championship against L.A. -< and their relallonship wi ll not be Miami Heat - Scrappy win­ stralncci. ner~, hut the Knicks will wait until Now let 's talk ahout Shaq. Say hoth teams get outside of the gym IF YOU MKI OR MNOlVBO~BD wha t yo u wa nt about this guy, but I to brawl this year. like the fact that he pi mp-s lapped Utah Jazz - Yeah right. The DON'T Ml88 'lUG BlT81 Greg Ostertag. JaZi co uld chok e agai nst my Lct'" face it - the age of the [ntramural tea m. NBA ni ce guy IS OUI. Jo rdan is run ­ San Antonio Spurs - Sec ning ou t of timc, Karl Malone and above. John Stock ton were so ni cc they arc So th at's the preview. Take it to JOIN RISC@ ann ual choke arti sts and David the ha nk : Lakers in six over New Robinson is so ni cc he' ll neve r ~ee York . UCSD STUDENTS ARE ELIGIBLE FOR FREE SHUTILE a championship banner. Hakecm Of course. anyone who knows ALL CAL '97 still has tons of ga me. but is obvi­ the Coach knows that I've just RIDES TO AND FROM LINDBERGH FIELD OR (lus ly a dying breed. ji nxed both teams into mediocrity, The new breed of NBA super­ bu t hey, ['ve got to get lucky some­ SKI AID DBoARD FEST THE DOWNTOWN AMTRAK STAT~IO~N~~~~ Mar has to have a wi Id side. Charles time. AT BI6 SIO'MONT ANAtt SPONSORED BY TRANS­ PORTATION & PARKING SERVICES With a revived Triton defense SEVENTEEN: lead ing the way, Strube pelted the DEC. 1a-Io 1997 AND THE ASSOCIATED Can anyone defeat Regals for eight unanswered points STUDENTS, UCSD the UCSD Tritons? and sank any hope on the Cal Lu sideline. •• Roundtrip Bus Transportation •• 4 of 5 Day Lift Ticket Continued from pc. 20 While the Regals did manage to •• 5 Nights Deluxe Condo Lodging •• Tom of Sponsor Prizes '~~.... ~ ..... ~LIMITED behind the service line and prompt­ sideout, Salter and Brynjestad •• Nightly Activities wI Student from 6 other UC's , SEATING- ly ended any chance of a Cal Lu made sure that there would be no ADVANCE RESERVATIONS win, comebacks this night. Both put Bender put together an impres­ away back-row kills and ~ , ..0 fmIP FOB ONLY tal!! REaUIRED sive run of II straight service Brynjestad served an ace to make it FLY FOB OInY _11m! , points, including three aces, that match point. Sophomore Jen suddenly had the Tritons thinking McLain split the Regal defense to sweep. close out the Triton win, 15-4. HURRYSr€C AUSE THE The Regals did manage to With the win, No. 5 ranked ~Forms of · scrape together some points to UCSD improved its overall record IAtlTD.T L contracept~ves make things interesting, but a huge to 20-5 and remains undefeated TO SIGN UP AND PAY IS kill down the line by junior against Division TIl opponents lhis Ultra-sensitivetatex condoms , Katherine Brynjestad shut the doot season. TlIlJ& ~NOT. II Lubricated Male C::>' al contraceptlve on the Regals and had the Tritons As the top-ranked team in the up two games to none. Western Region, the Tritons are * Stop by RISC table in the d . 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This time it was junior ranked second in the West and the middle blocker Dena Strube who match shOUld provide a playoff pre­ OII CC 10 lhe pubtic : Ihis even! or 3Cli\ Il y "nol ~pon~red by or connecred wllh Ihe Unl\~r..IlY of California. San DIego, or any of 115 depan menls. d" I S l on~ , office program" or 3clmUcs and il expressty dlSc\lIInlS any as OCIIIIIOll For more information, .-800-899.SELF handled the serving duties. view. wllh respons,billlY for or habi tll y ansang from the planning. conducl, or operations of the even! or BCllvlly 20 SPORTS The UCSD Guardian Thursday, November 6, 1997

.,.,..,ed lit -IIIIbIIIty.• - Tim laudner on plaflng SPOilS In collefe PORT~ The Coach 'The Streak' Reaches 17 Travis Hili RECORD BOOK: UCSD stays undefeated against Divi sion III opponents with sweep of Cal Lu Dead Birds and an By Steve Walsh pOI nt... and appeared pC)J<,ed to do m­ Sentor Staff Wrrter In ate a Cal Lu team that ha .. hee n NBA Preview? The CS D wo men's volleybal l It~ nemi sl, for the pa~t three ~ea­ tea m etched Jt~ namc in the rnton \on\ In the CAA West Regional OK kiddIC~ , Il\ ,tory tim e. rewrd hooh la~ t ni ght, hut Head Fi nal s. Before I hcg in my Wec<.:h about Coach Du ncan Wll h th e oll ense running on all how the Lo ... Angeb. Laker ~ arc McFarland wa\ cy linder... the Tntons used their goi ng to pummel th c rc~ t 01 the ohvlou\ ly not powe rful ,e r ve~ to I..ons isten tl y NBA thl ~ yea r, let mc tell yo u a thrl"ed. knOl.:k th e Regab oil halance and story about go lf. "We", it was­ keep firm control 01 th e ga me. A friend of mine and [ went n't prelly, hut a Things we re goi ng according to to an undi sdosed driving range win IS a win ." plan, ~o far. last Saturday to try and work off That wa~ how Fo"ow ll1 g a Salter kill off an our hangovers. Halloween wa~ M cFa rland unlikely \ct hy juni or middle the ni ght before and somebody desc rihed 1m hlocker Shannon Noonan and an • tricked us into drinking an team\ record-breaking 17th con­ a<.:e hy ~e ni or Sheri ne Ehadi that undi sclosed amount of akohol. secutive victory wi th a three-game forced a al Lu timeout, UCS D We were doing our feeble sweep of Division III arch-rival Cal looked ready to coast to an easy best to hit , while a 75-year-old Lutheran. wi n. The Re gal~ , though, were not wheelchair-ridden geriatri c with In lront of a hoiMerous crowd at ahout to fold so easily. After all , severe arthriti~ wa~ laughin g at RIMAC las t night , the Tritons thiS is a hu ge ri valry - anything is our feeble effort s. My good made quick work of the obV iously possihle. friend was in the habit of ~crap­ ovennatched Regals, de~pite stru g­ Coming out of the break, they ing the ground wllh every ball . gling to find co n ~is t e n cy through­ qUickly rattled off five points and So, naturally he is prelly out the match . forced McFarland to <.:a ll a timeo ut upset , and he takes out what I Bolstered by a camouflaged of hi s own. believe was a low iron, maybe a men 's vo lleyhall team and a With their nerves calmed, the three (remember, I was hung­ wome n's ba~ketba" team decked Tritons shut down the Cal Lu allack over and still not completely out In hippie attire, a~ well as rep­ and took the first game, 15-9. functional - hey, it was early, resentatives from each of UCSD's The momentum of the win did like 2 p.m.). intercollegiate athletic sq uads, the not last long for UCSD, as the He rears back and <.: ru shes Tri tons opened ga me one wi th a Regals opened the second game the baU . Of course. it was only a bang. with four unanswered points. <.:ouple inches off the ground, Paced by the tough serving of Down 4-2, sophomore outside but it was humming. J turned Claire Sc:hneider/GuMdilJfl junior outside hiller Dana Salter, hiller Allison Bender stepped around to get another club and I 01, Dill: Junior outside hitter Dana Salter is like a machine when UCSD scored four unanswered See SEVENTEEN, Page 18 it comes to digging this ball in UCSO's sweep of Cal Lu last night. heard a distinct rustle. I turned back around to him and he had this confused look on his face . "Did you see that?" he said. Women's 1997 Division III Women's .~ ~IONSHIP "No, what happened? - , - ") just killed a bird." Soccer: College of NJ Mwashington IC''::!M')piJtr.,~. 't';fC'1 0e1»~1 taking a nap, but I doubt it. We We understand your frustration, 1;·~~t~\~ New York Great lakes ,!. ~11~~:~ looked at each other, shook our and are offering you two special heads and then broke out into ways to take out your aggression: Rochester washington I) The Sports Department will furious laughter. Plymouth Macalester Of all the times I've been allow you to send them nasty letters and they promise not to be too !f\b) ,I VlroCVJim~t golfing, I've seen some really p ·tI~, upset. drunk people do some really Middlebur.Y New Entland Central st. Benedict's drunk things. I've been in golf 2) The women's soccer team is Bowdoin St. Thomas carts where people kick "sun­ in fact playing this weekend at hal­ roofs" into the roof. I've seen lowed Triton Soccer Stadium. ,,<> golf clubs and people fa ll into See below article for the details. ... lakes. But I've never seen any­ thing DIE on a course. It gets worse. To add to our already-positive karma, we had Tritons Will Begin Title Defense At Home a chipping contest to see who RECIIONAU: The two-time defending National Champions will take the field Saturday at 5 p.m. could hit the dead bird. Just when you thought it couldn't get By Seen RIIIIImI Division III rival Cal Lutheran right to advance. Regarding arch-rival Cal more twisted, we're beating on .Senior Staff *iter will square off against "We just have to get focused," Lutheran, McManus said, "It's a this poor bird's corpse. By the It's true, the real sea­ Gustavus Adolphus in Triton Head Coach Brian real shame that Cal Lutheran is in way, I won the contest. son for the UCSD Saturday'S first match at McManus said. ''The first home our group. I firmly believe that if Speaking of winning, J do women's soccer team has 2:30 p.m. followed by game is always tough, but hopeful­ we were in different groups we believe the Los Angeles Lakers just begun. UCSD facing off against ly we have enough girls that have could both advance." are 2-0. Since the NBA is back, The Tritons will host University of Chicago - been there before to look after the Every year the playoffs come to I filUre I should give you bums the Western Regionals of participants in last year's younger players. I'm sure the fresh­ La Jolla, there has been quite a the Coach's preview of the the NCAA Division III Final Four - at 5 p.m. man will play loose and have fun. rowdy response. Let's continue this upcoming season: playoffs this weekend at The winners will play We just need to take it one game at tradition by coming out to support See KARMA, Page 18 Triton Soccer Stadium. Sunday afternoon for the a time." our lady superstars. COL