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Graduate Non-Voters Be-A-Ware! School Students Marnaliai Protest Fair By Nima Patel against Chronicle Staff Writer November 1, 2000 c; a- was Graduate School Corpora •X3 Information Day. On this day, representa tions tives from various schools throughout O By Lauren Chambliss California, Arizona, Knight-Ridcler Tribune Ci. and Nevada came to Cal State, San Bernar dino to share informa Oct. 24—An unusual Students walk the streets in emotional protest tion with students in showdown between student terested in attending activists and a giant Graduate School. the Prison Moratorium year to include big banks, UScorporation with a ant Sodexho Marriott has Hosted in the Events Project have links to such as Citigroup, and other French connection marks been the subject of a six- Center from 10:00 to theprotest groups that have financial companies that sup one of the first times the month campaign on US col 2:00, students were targeted meetings of the ma port the prison industry by youth protests that have dis lege campuses by students able to speak with rep jor global financial organi underwriting bonds for prison rupted the annual gatherings seeking to force it to sever resentatives and ask zations, including the recent construction. of the International Mon ties with a private prisons them any questions re IMF conference in Prague. Sodexho Marriott is 48 per- etary Fund and World Trade company that does business garding programs, ap Student protesters say they Organization have spread to in the US, Britain, France plications, admission intend to broaden the new the corporate world. and Australia. -Protestors dates, and test scores. corporate campaign next Hotels and restaurants gi- The students involved in Continue on page 12 Students were able to sign up for free infor inside Young Voters Ask ^What's In It For Me?' mation that would be sent to them at home news packed with gawkers. la By Tyler Gray regarding information Next door, at the more Knight-Ridder Tribune about programs and features 4.5 laidback Harold & Maude's, schools they are inter the bartender switches two ORLANDO, Fla. _ It's ested in. opinions 6 televisions above the bar to midnight at Harold & Besides picking up CNN Headline News. There, Maude's Espresso Bar and brochures , school ap a.s.i. presidential candidates A1 the Kit Kat Club in Wall plications, and finan Gore and George W. Bush Street Plaza, two hangouts cial aid information, a&e 8.9.10 are clinging to their own for a typically young crowd students picked up free calendar, comics polls. And suddenly, the in the heart of downtown cally placed electrical tape pizza, cookies, and dancers next door aren't the classifieds 13 Orlando. writhes down a shiny metal only ones strutting their stuff. ^Grad sports 14.15.16 Inside Kit Kat, a scantily pole mountedon the club's clad woman in black stage. She's part of a fetish -Doting Continue on page volume 34 issue 5 leather, lace and strategi show, and the place is Continue on page 12 12
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ASI Needs Retired Indian Your Voice! Air Force General The Associated Students INC. are still looking for stu Speaks on dents interested in serving on campus committees that re Nuclear quire student representation. Proliferation If you are interested in serv ing as such a representative contact Steven A. Holguin, John PJ. DeRosa Vice President ASI (880- Special to the Chronicle 5932)( [email protected] Committees that are still - On Tuesday night, the seeking student representa STONER Political Science Depart tion include: ment and Pi Sigma Alpha WINS AIR (Political Science Honor So [.Academic Computing ciety) hosted a lecture with and Media Committee QUALITY Air Vice Marshal (retired) 2.AIDS Response and Samir K. Sen. The topic of Education Committee AWARD discussion was India's na 3.Bookstore Advisory tional security interests and Nearly 15 years ago Committee the development of its Darleen Stoner organized 4.Curriculum Committee nuclear weapons program. the Environmental Expo, 5.Educational Policy and Political science and na one of the Inland Area's first Resources Committee tional security studies stu expositions dedicated soley 6.Energy Conservation dents attended Marshal to promoting ways to protect Committee Sen's visit. the environment, with the 7.Honors Committee Speaking from a position next expo scheduled on Money is up 8.1nte!lectual Life and Vis of disas.sociation from the April 21,2001. Several hun "Show me the iting Scholars Committee for Grab$ government of India, Mar dred people attemded that 9.Library Committee money" shal Sen outlined India's initial expo, which has since lO.Outstanding Professor three rhajor s'Ccurity con grown in size and stature to By Andrea Gonzales & Golden Apple Award Se cerns and the development the point where 8,000 to Managing Editor lection Committee of its nuclear weapons pro 10,000 people visit the an 11.Outstanding Graduate gram. Listed among India's nual exhibition held at Student Committee It's hard to believe but the funds. The Chronicle re security problems was Paki Coussoulis Arena at Cal 12.Student Services & fiscal year 1999-2000 gen ceived $500 with more stan and India's Muslim mi State, San Bernardino. Programs Committee eral funds have left over promised to hire a diversity nority, the rising power of a For her efforts on the expo 13.Sexual Harassment money to give out. This re section editor, which we are "clever" China, and defense and other environmental-re Committee sulted when the current Bud currently working on. The of a "paradoxically" under lated events, the Cal State 14.Strategic Planning get Act reduced the availabil grant was awarded by the developed India. professor will receive the Committee ity of the funds from 3 years Diversity Committee, In the 75 minute lecture. individual award for public 15.Student Programs Ad to 2 years. This means that which has about $30,000 Marshal Sen fielded que.s- education from the South visory Committee the California State Univer left from its general funds. tions that Coast Air Quality Manage 16.University Budget sity system has until Jan. 31, The University Budget ranged from national mis ment District at its annual Council 2001 to spend any remaining Council oversees who re sile defen.se, the spread of Clean Air Awards. 17.University Outcomes fund balances for the 1999- ceives the money. They are Islamic fundamentalism, Stoner also helped spear Assessment Committee 2000. currently reviewing budget and racial profiling of head the creation of a mas General funds are provided requests for additional American nuclear scientist. ters program in environmen to universities in annual bud funds, said Bill Takehara, On the topic of India's tal education at Cal State. gets, after approval by the associate vice president for nuclear program. Marshal She serves as an educator state legislature, governor the Financial Operations. Sen concluded that the U.S. member of the Think Earth and the chancellor's office. Clubs are not eligible for should acknowledge the Consortium, receiving the The money in the general the funds. sovereignty, of India and not Presidential Environmental funds has been used in the Anyone out who has an lecture it about nuclear pro education and Conservation past on things such as an up idea on where the money liferation. "Enrich yoursell Challenge Award. grade for the technological should be spent should con The Clean Air Awards support for students, faculty tact the Accounting, -flir Force were made in several catego and staff. The Chronicle has Purchasing,and Budget de Continue on ries, including government also been enhanced by the partments. and technical advances in page 12 controlling air pollution. Loma Linda University •••••••• Environment is everything... TTrdl, not exactly. Hue we've de.signed the Marital and l-'amily Therapy progranvs* at laima l.inda University r r to provide what we think i.s a near-perfect environment for you to grow profes-sionally—whether as a full- Interested in Current Events both time or part-time student. And you'll be ciiialifled to become professionally liceased. 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Be fore they could, they were By Nima Patel found out, arrested, and ex SEATTLE — The Nader/ Chronicle Staff Writer ecuted. (www.best.com) LaDuke question is on Ramadan is a special holi everybody's lips nowadays. Besides Thanksgiving day celebrated during this "Do you think a vote for Day, the month of Novem month. As the 9"' month of Nader is a vote for Bush?" ing to make an impossible ber is a host to many other the Islamic Calendar, people quietly ask each other "They said in return for that, choice between conscience international observances. Ramadan is a month of on coffee breaks, in car pools we could probably get some and political expediency. These observances and blessing marked by prayer, and in the halls of offices, federal judgeships because Gore may win or Gore holidays are celebrated by fasting, and charity. The fo schools and tribal council we have no Indian federal may lose, but, says Nader's a variety of countries cus of Ramadan is on self- chambers. court judges. We could prob political analyst Steve throughout the world, and sacrifice and devotion to AL "Is a vote for Nader a vote ably even get good appoint Cobble, most of the states by many cultures in the lah. One of the main prac for Bush?" ments and we could prob where tribal population is United States. tices of Ramadan is fasting Good question, especially ably swing some things in heavy are already lost as far All Saints Day, celebrated or "sawn". During the fast if you live in Indian country return. "And I said, 'Why as Gore is concerned. Most on the T' of November is ing period eating and drink or anywhere else in doesn't Al Gore offer these of the Rocky Mountain celebrated mainly through ing is not allowed while the America. Some American things?' states — Montana, Colo out Eastern Europe. Coun sun shines. After the sun Indians and environmental "There's nothing that has rado, Idaho and perhaps tries such as Spain, Italy, goes down, families sit down ists quail at the thought ofa stopped Al Gore from ad Wyoming — are gone to France, Croatia, and Poland to eat dinner. "Fasting is one Bush administration and the dressing any of the issues have dedicated this day to of the Five Pillars (duties) of vision of pristine landscapes that Ralph and I have ad Bush. Gore is out of the run ning as far as the electoral remembering and honoring Islam". Fasting helps prac such as the Arctic National dressed. But he has chosen vote is concerned in North the memory of departed tice self-control and cleanses Wildlife Refuge in Alaska at not to. He has chosen not to Carolina,Oklahoma, Ari love ones. This is a day for the body and mind. the mercy of the oil cartels. make commitments on envi zona, Utah and South and lighting candles and visit Ramadan will begin this "Can I afford to vote what ronmental promises, on North Dakota. ing family graves. Recog year on November 28 and my conscience demands?" is WTO (World Trade Organi "The choice is what can nized as a holiday in East end on December 27. The thesilently rephrased ques zation). He has not done it. you do with your vote?" ern Europe, businesses end of Ramadan is marked tion within the hearts of "Ralph and I have worked Cobble says. "Well, you close and churches offer by the festival Eid-al Fitr, many this election year. very hard to get whatever cancast it and become one of prayer services all day long. The Festival of Breaking the For the estimated 25 per small percentage points we 5 million people that helps Buy Nothing Day will be Fast, On this day, people cent of American Indians have. We've had plenty of Nader get 5 percent.And celebrated this year on No dress in their brightest who say they would like obstacles: no debates, no then the Nader/LaDuke vember 24. The importance clothes, eat sweets, and en tovote for Nader, the issue is money, getting kicked off ticket qualifies as a real of this day is to "expose the joy spending the day with even more emotionally con the playground all the time. party." environmental conse family and friends. flicted. And a lot of people are vot With the exception of quences of consumerism". Random Acts of Kindness Winona LaDuke, vice ing for us who never would swing states like New This day is to help people week is November 6-13, presidential running mate of vote. Mexico, Oregon and Wash realize that we are living in 20(X). Established in 1995, Ralph Ncder on the Green "So I say, Al Gore get out ington where the outcome is times of excess and pur this week is dedicated to Party ticket admits she has there and earn your votes." uncertain. Cobble says tribal chasing items that we do spreading kindness and been approached by "some Fortunately a closer look at members can feel free to not really need. This day peace throughout the world. Indian leaders" who have the dynamics of the election urged her to throw her sup and an analysis of the elec vote for the Green Party intends to give people a People are encouraged to port — and her Indian coun toral college vote gives some which has a platform that break from frantic holiday perform random acts of try votes — over to Gore. people a reprieve from hav- conforms to Native Ameri- shopping and help people kindness during this week to can issues save money, show how easy it is to make and sup (www.adbusters/org/cam- the world a happier, better 4184 N. Sierra Way. plies the paigns/ bnd) place. The goal of this week Guy Fawkes Day is a day San Bernardino Only minutes from Cal State! only Na is to "promote and publicize Footlong or iiii Athertson Shopomo Centerj tive Ameri celebrated throughout En the extraordinary power and [909! 886-3343 can to ever gland. This day is dedi importance of simple human SUBWAY cated to Guy Fawke. A kindness." Many schools Ekdric -llader 6" Sub worker who lived during and other organizations have Continue the 1600s, Guy Fawke and set up events that will take Buv vy ' .iti S .1 tlniiK, •jnt • InAlberlsons on Page his friends became angry at place during this week. For FREF' 12 the king of England. They more information visit: The Coyote Chronicle November 3,2000 THE COYOTE CHRONICLE'S: Wot Necessarily the News' In a World of often-mis in a trusted and reliable man Health are working together you to a series of tests where placed attention, we tend to By Jorge G. Salazar ner, why can't I rest on my to send students to study you take the prescribed skip over what is really im Features Editor laurels and deliver alterna abroad for free. You get to medication—and see what portant, and focus on petty tive news that wpuldn't or study Spanish in such cities happens. A few will be things. The network evening dinarily be covered? I want as Antigua, Guatemala, and given a placebo, or fake pill. news is no longer a reliable has happened to the news? to bring up topics no one has Cuernavaca, Mexico. Not So, if you are bold and ad source. It is always a daring With the advent of news really thought up or heard of. only that, but at the end of venturous and want to cut undercover expose, local networks, cable stations that So I thought to myself, your trip, upon your arrival costs of traveling...Good news, or a huge fluffy half- only deliver the news, like "Why can't I?" I should home, you will be paid up luck!!! hour human-interest story. CNN Headline News, other write a column that talks wards of $600!!! Is this a Then there is how do Every once in a while a ma stations think they can slack about the "Not-so-important fantasy? No this is totally for people meet. How did you jor disaster or trial comes up, off and not deliver viable news." real. The catch is that you meet your girlfriend/boy and every station covers the news stories. If other re Like, AmeriSpain Unlim will be required to partici friend? Chances are it is re same story 24/7 with all the spected newspapers are go ited and John Hopkins Uni pate in several experiments ally sweet or really boring. same stock footage. So what ing to cover pertinent news versity School of Public with oral vaccines. What about the Internet? Apparently, 40 percent to Many people are meeting 60 percent of visitors going on-line and feel it is a viable to developing countries suf fer from Traveler's Diarrhea. -News? This trip is going to subject Continued on Page 12 It's that time again! The shows are always fun to By Fadhia Marcelin University Dance Company watch." said Gilbert Special to the Chronicle presents their Fall Cervantes, a CSUSB stu show...IMPACT! The dent. shows are November 9-11 at General Admission is $7, Congratulations Legs flying, sharp arms, 7:30 p.m., and also Novem Students and Seniors are $5 continuous spotting, leaving ber 11 at 2:30 p.m. They will and Parking $1.50. This you with a dramatic impres be located in the Performing dance concert is sponsored Cheri Duke sion. What do I speak of? Arts Theater. in part by AST Visit the No, I am not talking about a "I'm going to the show UDC online ^t: http:// Jean Claude Van Damme twice! Opening night, and www.geocities.com/ movie; I am talking about the final night to see the csusb_udc/ the upcoming powerful per power and energy from the For further information formance of the University dancers. I am so excited, I call Janys Antonio at (909) Dance Company (UDC). can't wait to see it! The 880-5000, ext. 5360. From thf D i ui i oh of " T h r, M oR s i, W h t ri r i i'" and " h R i yl i: Rn n ^ Tii ucnnj h I i " WILL SMITH MATT DAMON CHARLJZE THERON Cheri is going out on National Student Exchange for the 2001-2002 year! She expects to be on the SUNY THE LEGEM) OF Stony Brook campus this time next year. What about you? Now it is your turn! 158 colleges in 48 states Remain a CSUSB student Pay CSUSB tuition or in-state tuition at host school Financial aid goes with you Now is the time to check it out! See Theron Pace in UH 183 880-5239 or [email protected] JA Whl ^nilUIiUUl/'nuilLilfimill'^ iauULHI MDIUILDt'LL I http://buffalostate.edu/~nse/ http://enrollment.csusb.edu/~nse/ ^1 |PG-l3|Miian»>Ti>iiiiM.Te«iTiqii^ ESt satmC(u>!uiiioi , ...... November 3, 2000 The Coyote Chronicle Discover the CAL BAPTIST'S BUSWESS ItOlilNISTRATION GRADUATE PROGRAMS Outside World! m When you work full time, evenings and mkends are valuable. That's why I decided whom became lifetime By Vanessa Jong to pursue a graduate degree at California friends. We would often PSrCHOLOBY Special to the Chronicle m Baptist University. I appreciate Cal Baptist's go to cafes to have exten strong programs, with dedicated faculty and a sive and relaxing conver wide range of evening and mkend courses. As a student, what is the sations while sitting out mumn CUB And I tfu^ enjoy my Cal Baptist classes, so most memorable experi doors, sipping coffee. much, in fact, that th^ are rapidly becoming ence you have ever en Fortunately, I was in the the best part of my week. countered? Can't think of South, which is renowned one? Well, it's time to cre for beautiful weather. I Special £iL My time matters. So tim my future^ ate some unforgettable lived in Aix-en-Provence, Biat's why I chose memories - study abroad! a small picturesque city Cal Baptist. In June 2000 I reluc that houses many students tantly returned to the US each academic year. I met MUmrU SUBJECT SfliSLE OBJECT after completing an aca people from Japan, Swe demic year of studies in den, Finland, Switzerland, France. That year was one Canada, England, Austra of new friends, numerous lia and Mexico (among adventures, travels, in other countries) and sightful knowledge and a learned bits and pieces of rich perspective of culture. an enormously diverse While in France, I rented world. a room and lived with a While in Europe, I took CALIFORNIA family. This provided me advantage of travel oppor BAPTIST with my independence, but tunities; I explored 10 cit UNIVERSITY at the same time, I was ies in 5 countries outside able to establish an inti of France. Not to mention 8432 Magnolia Avenue mate friendship with the the many delightful cities Riverside, California 92504 family. My language skills in which I wandered in my dramatically improved and ho.st country. A world full Graduate and I studied and observed the of fun facts, interesting Credential Programs day-to-day life of French cultures and fascinating 1-877-228-8877 people. I stumbled into people await you. It will many, some shocking, cul allow your mind to soar tural differences. But I and give you an appetite will not mention any—dis to learn and grow. During much of the ground that ways stir up thoughts and a venture? Don't hesitate, cover them for yourself! this time, I saw many filled the pages of my his feelings within me that inquire about your options In France, I met a varied works of art I previously tory books. force me to smile. Are you at the office of Interna group of students; many of studied and I stepped on This experience will al interested in realizing such tional Student Services . Faculty Advisor Executive Editor Managing Editor Ad Manager Business Manager Dan Evans Katherina Seigworth Andrea Gonzales Greg Blunt Linda Sand News Editor Features Editor A&E Editor Sports Editor Distribution Manager John E. Eddy Jorge G. Salazar Bill Marshall III Chris Walenta Lorenzo Mejia Online Editor Asst. Ad Manager Jennifer Thierry THE Open Copy Editor COYOTE Design Editor Jason Gallo Jandi Morrison Catherine Howl CHRONICLE Staff Writers : Jennifer Williams, Matt Schommann, Ana Cespedes, Eric Boyle, Noah Kaloostian, Nima Patel, and Jamie Hose University Hall, Room 037 The Coyote Chronicle {The Chronicle) is published on every Thursday during the academic session by the 5500 University Parkway, Department of Communication Studies, California State University, San Bernardino. San Bernardino, CA 92407 The opinions expressed in The Chronicle are those of the student writers and editors, and do not reflect the (909) 880-5289 (newsroom) views of the university, its administration or faculty, or any other person or institution unless expressly noted. The appearance of any advertisement in The Chronicle does not constitute an endorsement by the newspa (909) 880-5297 (business office) per of the goods and services advertised. The Chronicle reserves the right to reject any advenisement it deems FAX (909) 880-7009 E-Mail: inappropriate. [email protected] Opinions The Coyote Chronicle November 3, 2000 Bush and Gore Make Me Wanna Ralph: A Letter from Michael Moore to the Non-Voters of America ber, you already know there stopping it in its path. Reagan administration, Cor- They own us. In order to By Michael Moore is no contest. The indepen Friends, we are losing our porate America has merged work for them, we have to AlterNet dent Cook Political Report democratic control over our and morphed itself to such take urine tests and lie detec- Special to The Chronicle in D.C. last week announced country. We may have al an extent that just a handful tors and wear bar codes on that, out of 435 House seats ready lost it. I hope not. But of companies now call all the -Ralph up for election in November, in the last 20 years of the shots. They own Congress. Continue on page 7 I address this letter to the there are only 47 seats where largest political party in the there is a "true race" be United States — the 55 per tween opponents — and, of cent of you in the voting those, only 14 seats have a public who are so disillu race that is even "close" be sioned with politics and poli tween the two candidates. LAUNDROMAT ticians, so sick and tired of 14 out of 435! ALL NEW LARGE MAC all the broken promises, so "Ninety-seven to ninety- disgusted with all the b.s. nine percent of incumbents that you have absolutely no running for re-election will OPE intention of voting in No be returned to Congress in vember. November," according to the ^ Zl Oa^' You know who you are. Cook Report. AND YOU ARE THE The Non-Voters already MAJORITY! understand this. And they are T AM to 1 O RM You rule. You are the Non- not going to waste one iota Voters, all 100 million of of their day on November 7 974 Kendall Drive # 5, you! driving to some smelly el Until now, you have been ementary school gymnasium San Bernardino, Calif 92407 the subject of scorn and ridi to participate in a Soviet- Across From STATER BROS. cule. You've been called style election with no apathetic, lazy, ignorant. friggin' choice on the ballot. Your actions have been So, to you brave voter-re- viewed as unAmerican (I sisters, I say congratulations mean, what kind of citizen on your.act of civic disobe in the World's Greatest De dience! I joined you this pri mocracy would not exercise mary season and refused to his or her most important go along with this charade of and cherished right — the "choice." Nearly 80 percent right to freely choose your of those of us of voting age leader!). — over 160 million Ameri TUESDAY & THURSDAY Well, may I be the first to cans — staged a sit-in on our tell you that, not only are you liviag room couches during NOT stupid and apathetic, I this year's primaries. THAT believe you are smarter than is the great untold story of all the rest of us combined. this election year. How much YOU figured it out. YOU longer will the punditocracy uncovered the scam. And be able to get away with dis YOU had the guts to no missing this massive no- longer participate in a lie. show as "a sign Americans Way to go! In 1996, you are content with the boom helped set the all-time ing economy?" American record for lowest Now that we have made turnout ever at a presidential our presence known (you all election. don't mind me speaking for The reason you, the major- us, do you? Good. In fact, I'll ity, no longer vote in just assume the currently- America is because you, the vacant mantle of this major majority, realize there is no ity party and serve "as your real choice on the ballot. The leader until you say other "two" parties both do the wise), it is time to find a way bidding of the wealthy and that says, loudly and clearly, agree with each other on 90 just how mad is hell we are percent of the issues. They and how we are not going to When you present your CSUSB I D. Card take 90 percent of their take it anymore. We need to money from people who find a way where our vote After 6:00 p.m. • Dine in only make over a hundred-grand screams "None of the a year, and then enact over Above!" Achance to act, like 90 percent of the laws those that Chinese guy in Limit one Pizza per I.D. • Specialty Pizzas Excluded contributors want passed. Tieneman Square, standing On the ballot this Novem^ in front of a moving tank and I November 3, 2000 The Coyote Chronicle 7 chains around our necks. In or THEIR candidates? we'd see the Berlin Wall "sell-out" 'cause he's got a for A1 Gore, vote for A1 der to keep our jobs we have We must not let this hap come down or Nelson few million dollars, let me Gore. Ralph Nader does not a single Gore vote." had to give up decent health pen, no matter how cynical Mandela as President of say this: I used to work out need care, the 8-hour day (and time and disgusted we've become South Africa. After those of his office, and Ralph is There are a hundred million with our kids), the security that at the whole electoral pro two things happened, I definitely one of a kind. In of us out there who are un committed and currently not we' 11 even have a job next year, cess. Ralph Nader, to me, joined a new school of the future I will write of voting. Right now. Gore and and any unwillingness we may represents a chance for us to thought that said ANY those experiences but, for Bush are each hoping to win have to compete with a 14-year at least temporarily stop the THING was possible. Jesse now, let's just agree that old Indonesian girl who gets a cement from drying. We Ventura started with 3 per Ralph is at least half as crazy by getting only 40 million dollar a day. need him in there kicking cent in the polls and won. as Jesse Ventura — and votes. And how frightening (and things up, stirring the pot and' Ross Perot in '92 started about a hundred times as If you are in the Non-Vot great) is it that the last place forcing a real debate about with 6 percent and, after smart. I'd say he's also saved ing majority and want to let we can freely try to inform and the issues. Whether it's proving to everyone that he about a million or so lives, 'em all have it, if you want to get our country back in communicate with each other Ralph as Candidate or Ralph, was certifiably insane, still thanks to the consumer and our hands ... well, if even is on this very Web? Six com as President, he may repre got nearly 20 percent of the environmental legislation he half of you show up and panies run by six men control sent our last hope to get our vote. has devoted his life to. vote November 7 then you the majority of the news we country back from the Ralph already has between And between Gore, Bush, won't be held responsible now get from newspapers, tele clutches of the powerful few. 7 percent and 10 percent in and himself, he's the only for Bush winning the White vision, radio and the Internet. I am not writing these the polls — before he's done person running who would House. One out of every two books is words lightly, I am hoping to any serious campaigning. guarantee universal health In fact, you won't be held bought at a bookstore owned sound a siren and rally the He's gone from 3 percent to care for all, the only candi responsible for putting Gore by one of only two companies. majority who, for good rea 8 percent in my home state date who would raise, the in the White House, either. Is it safe in a "free society" to son, have given up — but of Michigan. These are minimum wage to a decent Rather, you will have have the sources of our infor might just have it in them to amazing numbers and the level, the only one who made history by putting a mation and mass communica find the will for one last fight pundits and lobbyists and would get up each morning true American hero at 1600 tion in the hands of just a few against the bastards. Republicrats are running asking himself the question, Pennsylvania Avenue. And wealthy men who have a Can Ralph win? Well, scared. "What can I do today to you will have given every VESTED interest in keeping us stranger things have hap Now, look, before you all serve all the people of this company, every boss who's as stupid as possible — or at pened in the past decade. send me a lot of mail about country?" done ya wrong, the worst least in keeping us thinking C'mon, think about it, not a how weird Ralph is 'cause But remember. If you are nightmare of their lives. like them so that we vote for single one of us ever thought he doesn't own a car or is a even THINKING of voting We offer all the services Get Real: you need in the real world; "What do you think? the weekly paper and read By Jamie Hose ing it. Next, I ask you to Staff Writer Birth Control think about it. Give yourself Family Plannirg. Mind-we all use it on a a chance to stomach my daily basis. We all have opinion. Figure out whether , . Teen Clinics • 3 thought's that are as unique you hate it, love it or could as ourselves. Our thoughts care less. Once this is com make up who we are and pleted, come up with your Education what we believe in. They re own opinion. Think about '." ft " veal our hidden dreams and where you stand on the sub attainable aspirations. As ject. The last step is a bit dar Emergency Contraception college students we are over ing, yet crucial; talk to some whelmed with papers and one about it. Grab a friend, projects in which we have to grab a stranger, talk to that Male Services Testing express our opinions, and I someone you have been believe that in the midst of wanting to say hello to and this madness, we begin to discuss. Tell what you think P"' Abortion Services loose sight of what we truly and find out their opinion. believe. There is no need to be afraid In our crazy lives, filled to talk to people. Open your with packed schedules and mind and give your thoughts Low Cost &C Confidential social drama, I propose we life. 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You got the first step by their humor, and what '•'SX-i- down already by picking up they find entertaining." . ^ CI TTie Coyote Chronicle nouember3,2000 TheVV f 'Book of Shadows: Blair Witch 2' » Tries to Reinvent the Mythology of the Original Independent Hit Film By Steven Rea in fact, true. Knight-Ridder Tribune So, what do you do for an encore? Try "Book of Shadows: lash back to August Blair Witch 2." "99, when a trio of The $ 15 million follow-up Fscruffy student comes with its own skein of videographers peered from Web sites (among them, the covers of Time and •www.blairwitch.com and Newsweek on the same www.blairwitch-hunt.com), week, and "The Blair Witch three books ("Blair Witch 2: Project" — the movie that Book of Shadows," "Blair chronicled their ill-fated Witch Project: The Secret foray into the woods — was Confession of Rustin Parr" the talk of the land. and "The Drowning Ghost Made from footage said to l/8The Blair Witch Files 3/ have been left behind by 8"), a couple of TV specials Heather-Josh-Mike, who dis (on Showtime and the Sci-Fi appeared while tracking a Channel) and a Marilyn legendarily lethal hag in the Manson-produced gloom- creepy forests around rock soundtrack album. And Burkittsville, Md., "Blair of course there was last Witch" was a bolt from the week's three-day Blair Witch blue. Webfest, described by Arti The indie fluke, which cost san as a "virtual sci-fi con $30,000 to make, earned vention crossed with $141 million in the United Lollapalooza," involving States and Canada alone. Its panels, actor chats, auctions, he accepted the job of helm cultural hysteria that the first use of the Internet to perpetu contests, games and "mak- ing the sequel — his first movie produced." ate and expand on the lore of ing-of excerpts. fiction feature. The The premise of "Book of the Blair Witch revolution Even with all the "Blair codirector, with Bruce Shadows" is that five curious ized movie marketing. And Witch 2'-' hype and hoo-ha, Sinofsky, of the chilling true- Blair Witch aficionados — it brought fame to its previ trying to bottle lightning crime pics Brother's Keeper a Burkittsville townie with a ously unknown directors, twice may prove impossible. and Paradise Lost: The Child troubled past (Jeffrey Florida's Daniel Myrickand "Artisan has a terrible chal- Murders at Robin Hood Donovan), a Wiccan babe Eduardo Sanchez, and little- lenge," observes Gina Hills, Berlinger chucked (Erica Leerhsen), a grad stu known distributor. Artisan Mclntyre, who is associate Artisan's ideas (a search dent couple (Tristen Skyler Entertainment. editor of the Hollywood Re party meets a similarly omi and Stephen Barker Turner) Audiences loved it. Audi porter as well as the West nous fate; a TV news crew and -Ulitch Continued from Page 8 "What worked so brilliantly for the first movie I thought So the frazzled five hie to an abandoned mill, would have been derivative and dishonest to do the second where they attempt to piece together what hap time," -Berlinger pened, and discover — guess what? — hours of videotape containing some our society seems to ... 1/ says Berlinger, bristling. "It sands of screens. I'm not an traditionally a downtime at highly unsettling footage. Ssend 3/8 this negative mes was additional photography. expert in commerciality, and the box office. Hollywood For Berlinger, "Book of sage to kids that if you're not It's not like I messed up a I do have a responsibility to sequels normally gross in the Shadows'" resolution is am on TV or if you're not in the scene and we had to reshoot. deliver a commercial movie, vicinity of 60 percent of the biguous: "If you want to in movies or if you're not rail- Believe me, I'm not compar so ... they gave me good original's take, which would terpret it as the Witch is alive thin in a glamor magazine, ing this movie to the movies guidance in some cases." put "Blair Witch 2's" final and well and messed with that somehow your life isn't I'm about to mention, but the So, Berlinger — who tally around $85 million. those videotapes, and inno worth as much — that they point is that "The Godfather' sneaked references to horror Whether or not it meets those cent kids are being put into become delusional and go on had additional photography, classics ("The Omen," "The expectations. Book of Shad jail, that's fine." this vicious killing spree." "Apocalypse Now' had ad Exorcist," "Evil Dead 2") ows is certain to be profit Berlinger goes on, but the While Berlinger shot most ditional photography. and documentary classics able. In fact, factoring in reader who plans to plunk of the film in polished 35mm "When you think that my (Frederick Wiseman's presales to foreign markets, down money to see "Book of color, there are disturbing se movie was made in 10 "Titicut Follies") into his it already is. Shadows" any time soon quences of ga.shings and gore months, that I wrote the movie — readily concedes In any event, at least one may not want to. In another intercut throughout. There script with Dick Beebe in that "Book of Shadows" is more "Blair Witch" project words, the next paragraph is are also sequences shot in a five weeks, that we had only not entirely representative of is already in the works: It's a a SPOILER — straight psych ward — scenes that six weeks to prep and then his vision. prequel from original film from the filmmaker's mouth: Berlinger, his cast and crew we ran right into production, "I think there's a little more makers Sanchez and Myrick, "If you want to interpret it made only a little over a we're not going to get every blood in the movie than I who farmed out the second as the Witch is alive and well, month ago. There have been thing perfect. So things need might have put in on my film so they could do a and cau.sed the five kids to reports that the director and to be reworked. own, and I think there's a goofball comedy. That "Blair do killings that they can't re Artisan were at odds over the "Would this movie be dif little less blood in the movie Witch" is likely for 2002, and member, that's OK. But to level of violence and scares ferent if I was totally left to than Artisan would have put likely to nail the coffin shut me, the movie is about five in Book of Shadows, and that my own devices? Probably a in if I wasn't at the helm. The on the Burkittsville villain- kids who get really stoned the llth-hour inserts were little, but you know, I'm a movie represents a healthy ess once and for all. and drunk, and become so ordered by the studio to guy who has made movies compromise between art and "They should just leave it obsessed with the movie and crank up the quea.se quotient. that open in one city on one commerce." as a trilogy," says Fangoria's with moviedom — because "They weren't reshoots," screen, as opposed to thou For Tim Timpone, editor of Timpone, "and I believe Fangoria, a horror genre that's the plan. That's another magazine, it also repre reason why I respect the se sents a success. Timpone quel: They didn't just try to saw the film last week at a come off with someone as New York screening, and the "Blair Witch' attacking drew bill while he found flaws, he people, like a Freddy barrymore murray came away satisfied — Krueger wannabe. Instead, and thinks fans will too. they leave the Blair Witch "It really mines and ex unseen. ploits that whole "Blair "But that's one of the rea Witch' mythology in a way sons I don't think they really that's believable and could go that much further frightening," says the with the concept, because so Fangoria chief. "It really much is left to the imagina wasn't just a cheap knock- tion. It's not like Freddy or off sequel. They seem Jason — these identifiable genuinely interested in de and marketable horror fig veloping the whole my ures. Instead they're going thology intelligently and for something a little more not just banging these cerebral, exploring this my things out." thology. And really, the vil Artisan execs have gone lains of the movie are the on record as saying they're protagonists themselves, looking for a $30 million which is kind of interesting. opening — a big number They are the Blair Witch in for a Halloween weekend. a sense." The Chronicle wants to hear from you! Call us with story ideas at 880-5289 or email at: fl\l 13VE l\/l B E R sbchron @ csusb.edu RRTS & EnTERTflinmEnT I " ~ The Coyote Chronicle Rouember 3,2000 CONCERT lies is IVEore CONNECTION Primus'Bass Ace Has New Groove With Frog Brigade By Matt Schoenmann Staff' Writer Les Claypool and his 11/07 Dandy Warhols "Fearless Flying Frog Bri gade played the El Rey The @ El Rey, Los Angeles ater in Los Angeles last 11/09 The Wallflowers/ Wednesday to a far-from- packed house. Much to my Everlast surprise, the band tore the @ Jenny Craig Pavillion, roof off the El Rey with two San Diego smoldering sets. Primus frontman Claypool 11/09 Groove Collective has been experimenting in @ Vynyl, Los Angeles the jam-band circuit for some time now. In May, Claypool 11/11 Fatboy Slim collaborated with Phish gui @ SoHo, Los Angeles tarist Trey Anastasio and ex- Police drummer Stuart 11/12 Joe Cocker/Tina Turner Copeland for a one-night- @ Staples Center, Los Angeles only show in Las Vegas when Phish and the Fearless Fly 11/12 Ravi Shankar ing Frog Brigade were both @ Copley Symphony Hall, in town performing. Claypool also did a stint at San Diego the Mountain Air Festival in 11/13 Squirrel Nut Zippers northern California with an other talented group of mu Les Claypool thumping away on his bass @ El Rey, Los Angeles sicians, including members 11/16 Rev. Morton Heat of The String Cheese Inci they all shined the most as a tirety. It would be an unbe collective whole. lievably difficult task for any @ El Rey, Los Angeles dent. The difference between the Claypool followed his band to manage, but the Bri 11/16-18 Paul Simon Fearless Flying Frog Brigade bandmates onstage wearing a gade pulled it off beautifully. strange mask with exagger For an encore, the band @ Wiltem, Los Angeles and the other various jam- band lineups that Claypool ated features, addressing the mixed up some Primus with 11/18 John McLaughlin has appeared in periodically audience saying, "It's not re original Brigade material, ally me." The majority of the stretching the show past mid @ Royce Hall, Los Angeles is that the Brigade is defi nitely Claypooi's band. The audience already had no idea night. Each musician began 11/22 Cypress Hill/Offspring/ group consists of original what to expect. Yet after the leaving the stage one-by-one MxPx Primus guitarist and current band busted out of the gates as the feedback kept ringing. member of Porch, Todd had no questions in its mind Eenor then looped the sound @ Cox Arena, San Diego Huth; two members of that this would be a night to through an effects pedal so 11/22 The Pharcyde ' Ratdog, keyboardist Jeff remember. that the music continued to Chementi and drummer Jay The first set included cov play when only Lane was left @ The Knitting Factory, Lane (also an original Primus ers of songs by the Doors, to pound on his drum kit. Los Angeles member); Critters Buggin' King Crimson and Pink The insanity continued until sax player Skerik, and multi- Floyd, as well as numbers a roadie walked on stage to 11/24 Dixie Chicks instrumentalist Eenor. from. Claypooi's previous lower the volume. @ Staples Center, Los Angeles Claypool shines in the jam- Primus spin-offs. Sausage Claypool is a showman in based format that the Brigade and Holy Mackerel. Even the best sense of the word, 11/26 N' Sync brings, with his bass hitting with all those covers, the Bri and playing with musicians @ Staples Center, Los Angeles hard and fast without being gade still managed to mix in of this caliber simply raises forced to carry the band, as some new material without his performance to a whole 11/26 Anger Management Tour is often the case with Primus. skipping a beat. The band new level. Look out for more (DMX, Limp Bizkit et al.) The long-time collaboration jammed each song with the collaborations with ClaypOol of Claypool, Lane and Huth fluidity of a seasoned touring and other exciting musicians. @ San Diego Sports Arena, set the foundation for the act. As Claypool himself said, San Diego band while Eenor, Skerik and As the Brigade was wrap "You're all probably Chementi laid down at times ping up the solid first set, thinking...what the hell is 12/05 Corey Feldman Band bizarre instrumentation. Claypool announced the that Les up to now?" @ Brick by Brick, San Diego Each of the band members band would coming back in showed signs of brilliance a few minutes to cover Pink while it was apparent that Floyd's "Animals" in its en ecutives have been frustrated -Protesters according to Jason noises about capitulating so tracts for food services, in by the protests, which the Continued from page 1 Zeidenberg of the Center for soon," says Prison Morato cluding New York State Uni company believes were Juvenile and Criminal Jus rium Project head Kevin versity at Albany, Gaucher College in Maryland, Ever backed by funding from cent owned by Sodexho Al tice. The US recently passed Pranis, who is funded in part green College in Washington anti-private prisons coali liance, the Paris-basedfood the two million mark of by international financier and James Madison Univer tions, including trade unions service company that holds Americans, mostly young George Soros'^foundation, sity in Virginia, according to that represent employees at a 7 percent stake in Correc and male, in the justice sys the Open Society Project. rival, government-run pris tions Corporationof tem. "But they have not said when Pranis. At Evergreen College in ons. America, America's biggest The Prison Moratorium they will do it. We are only Washington, activists "This was a professional private-prisons contractor. Project claimed a partial vic part way there." campaign," says Aun. "It CCA has come under politi tory in the past few days For the past six months, warned administrators that if was not an accidental upris cal fire for running several when Sodexho Marriott students protesting about pri they gaye the contract to ing of unhappy students. We prisons with poorer condi posted an announcement on vate prisons held rallies and Sodexho' they could expect never pressured Sodexho tions and higher rates of vio its website that it would di urged boycotts of Sodexho a noisy reaction from the Alliance to sell the CCA lence than State-run facili vest its CCA holdings. CCA Marriott at about 50 of the same students who took p^ in the World Trade Organi stake but we kept it informed ties. is currently in the middle of 500 about the protests." The prison issue resonates a restructuring and its stock American college and uni zation demonstrations in The student groups say with youth because they is near an all-time low. versity campuses on which nearby Seattle 18 months Sodexho Alliance's promise bear the brunt of America's In a statement, Sodexho the company operates stu earlier. Malka Fenyvesi, a student to divest CCA in America is "get-tough-on-crime" Alliance chairman Pierre dent dining halls and food organizer for the Prison not enough. The groups also policy that can lead to long Bellon did not provide a services. ' Moratorium Project had pre want the company to divest periods of incarceration for timetable for divestment but Sodexho Marriott insists viously led hundreds of Ev itself of the Corrections Cor relatively minor offences. At said it will occur after recov the protests did not hit the poration of Australia and UK the same time, state money ery plans have been carried company financially but four ergreen students to the Se Detention Services, an off is siphoned from universi out by new CCA manage universities where protests attle demonstrations. Sodexho Marriott spokes shoot that provides prison ties to pay for the ever-ex ment. "We did not expect were organized either can services in Britain. panding prison population, Sodexho to start making celled or did not renew con man Leslie Aun said that ex Do you always know the latest news? Don't think yon have the time? Team np with The Coyote Chronicle and find out for sure. "No man is an island." We need your help. Everyone is needed. Don't hesitate to find your place on YOUR student newspaper. Contact US at 880-5289, visit US at UH-37, e-mail ns at [email protected] or visit ns at our website http://acm.csnsb.edn/comni/ Chronicle/index2.html Continued Stories 12 The Coyote Chronicle November 3, 2000 "Uoting scribed themselves as "certain really." Just down from Wall He plans to vote Green. paign. Townes said he wasn't Continued from page 1 to vote in November," down Street Plaza over on Orange "Nader talks about free col surprised by the MTV poll re from 57 percent in 1992. 55 Avenue, Gainesville punk lege education. He just talks sults. percent of those ages 18-20 rock band Unitas wraps up its about things I think the other "Eventually Social Security said they were likely to regis set on the Sapphire stage with parties aren't talking about," and Medicare coverage will run the country. But in the ter to vote before the election. a song called'The Young Idea he said. If you take the poll be important to me,"he said. eveningenteitainment venues, The number dropped to 28 vs. Fuzzy Math." The title bor results out of the nightlife "But right now it's only im young people see more vari percent among those ages 21- rows political rhetoric from scene and into college or cam portant in as much as it affects ety in the beer selectionthan 24. the recent presidential debates, paign settings, you might ex my grandparents." in presidential-candidate Shortly after the bartender though singer Jason Rockhill, pect higher interest in the race. Townes also said he wasn't choices. turns on the news at Harold 26, can't remember whether it But young folks there are run surprised that polls found These are the types of con & Maude's, 24-year-old Matt was Bush or Gore who used ning up against the same feel young voters to be turned off clusions coming from a year's Gilham gets up to leave. the term "fuzzy math." It was ings that the candidates aren't by government and politics. worth of studies inan MTV Asked whether the election in Bush. The song's lyrics speak talking to them. "Our generation sees it as a Networks/Time Magazine terests him, Gilham said he directly to what might be the "I do hear the candidates dirty business," Townes said. telephone survey of more than watched one of the televised key to getting young people talking about issues that aren't "And we don't want to get our 600 young people across the debates, but neither Bush nor interested in politics. immediately important to hands dirty." John Newstreet, country. In the study: 70 per Gore excited him. It's all el "I know there's a tell-it-like- • me," said Miles Townes, 23. 23, founded the University of cent of those polled between ementary-school kids or it-is crowd," Rockhill sings. "I He just graduated from Central Florida College Re the ages of 17-24 said they are Medicare and prescription want to goto that meeting." Stanford University with a publicans and works on his interested in issues and medication, And he has. Green Party degree in international affairs own time for the Republicans causes, but only 30 percent Gilham said. "I think they candidate Ralph Nader spoke and went to work as the vol and the Bush campaign in said they are interested in poli are talking about the senior at the University of Florida unteer coordinator for the Orlando. His efforts have lead tics and'government. 33 per citizens way too much _ a lot campus in Gainesville, and Democratic Parly and the Or to other groups .springing up cent of those ages 18-24 de- of that doesn't pertain to me Rockhill found his connection. lando Gore/Lieberman cam- around campus. -Grad H i 1 1 s , U C L o s Continued from page 1 Angeles,Fashion Institute of -nader -flir force go to any number of sites, for Design and Merchandise Continued from page 3 Continued from page 2 example sports fans can prizes given away during a UC, Riverside Golden Gate to be nominated as a vice and India," he noted, "let us check out: http:// raffle. Coyote Radio pro University, UC, San Diego presidential candidate. cooperate." www.colonize.com/ c.php3?E=cs, 1019,o3&e=3556876. vided music and entertain Hawaii Pacific University In the swing states, Eric Burlingame, a gradu ment during the event. UC, Santa Cruz Interna some tribal members say ate student said that Marshal Believe it or not this is actu ally, a sports dating service. Schools that sent represen tional School of they will follow the elec Sen's lecture was, "substan tatives included: Arizona Theology,Universidad tion returns and vote at tive and useful." Mr. You can hop on and type School of Health Sciences, Autonoma de Guadalajara the very last minute. If Burlingame noted the rel this long address to find the Azusa Pacific University, Kaplan Educational Cen Gore is secure, they ad- evance of the lecture to the sports-mate of your dreams, or Rudolf Steiner College Cali ter, University of La Verne, mitthey'll vote for Nader current U.S. presidential you can get out of the house and meet .someone, fornia Baptist University La Sierra University, Uni and LaDuke. If Gore is race. San Francisco State Univer versity of Nevada, Las Ve threatened, they'll cast homebody. What has this sity California College of gas, Life Chiropractic Col their vote to his camp. world come to when we Podiatric Medicine lege West, University of the have to go on-line to find Southwestern University Pacific Loma Linda Univer other sports-minded folks? School of Law California sity, University of San Di There are still sports bars, Western School of Law ego, Los Angeles College of gyms, and themed restau- Thomas Jefferson School of Chiropractic University of rantsf Just "www dot" your Law Claremont Graduate Southern California -news? way to one of them. Finally guys, this world is University Trinity Interna Pepperdine Universtiy,U.S. Continued from paged tional University Cleveland International University, an ugly place, but stuff like alternative to real-life this so beautiful to me. Chiropractic College U C, Ross University, Western dates. But where does one Davis State University, West meet others online? You can CSU, Dominguez School. What About You? 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In a preseason poll of Cali NCAA Division II West Re • fornia Collegiate Athletic gional Playoffs with the Cal State San Bernardino Bernardino If we missed any Association men's basket Coyotes and Cal State LA. middle blocker Kim sporting event ball coaches, defending The CCAA champ auto Entered in Moronhunfola was chosen from the past champion Cal State San Ber matically makes the regional California Collegiate Ath Race This nardino was ranked second, playoffs, and four at-large letic Association Player of week, please let having lost its five most berths between the CCAA the Week, becoming the first Weekend us know. regular starters from last and Pacific West Conference freshman to win the award year, on the list with four are up for grabs. Cal State in the Cal State program. 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The Magic got of the best shooting guards Lakers, but don't they al 3. Philadelphia 76ers- both and with that they in the NBA. Hmm, you Alright, last year ready have enough shoots Allen Iverson and Tbni have their eyes fixed on the would think the Suns my picks for the NBA Fi ing guards/small forwards? Kucok lead the 76ers attack NBA Finals. would be unstoppable. Talk nals were not exactly cor 6. Miami Heat- This and Larry Brown is the best WESTERN CONFER to me when Tom Gugliala rect. team should be the best in coach that you love to hate. ENCE comes back from his knee A few bumps in the road the Eastern Conference. They will, let me repeat, 8. Minnesota injury. messed up my Miami/San How dis-heartening for will be the team that no Timberwolves- So what 4. Portland Trailblaz- Antonio Finals pick. Heat fans to hear the news body wants to face come that David Stern took away ers- They were one quarter Why did Tim Duncan that they will be without playoff time. Actually, no Joe Smith and the next five away from the NBA Finals, have to get hurt? their leader, Alonzo body wants to play them draft picks. The T-Puppies that is until the Lakers Why did the Pacers have Mourning, for still have the woke up and the Blazers to get good that quick? the entire sea man, Kevin laid down and got ran over. Well, this year I plan on son. Although, Garnett and This year, the Blazers made being dead on with my Sean Elliot they still have some offseason moves that picks. I will run down the had the same Terrell Bran everyone thinks improves Eastern Conference and the illness he was don bringing them except me. You lose Western Conference play back later that the ball up the Jermaine O'Neil and Brian off bound teams. I will rank year for the court. They Grant, and there go your how the eight teams will playoffs. Keep will be a good title hopes. fall in order to the eventual your fingers team for years 3. Utah .lazz- One of the conference champions crossed. to come. real "gentleman" in the -from the east and the west. 5. Milwau 7- Seattle NBA retired this past sum Let's get started in the kee Bucks- Supersonics- mer, Jeff Hornasek, and Eastern Conference be Ray Allen and Gary Payton you replace him with John cause the West is so cut and Glenn and Yin Baker Starks. Not the best public dry. Robinson lead are still money relations move if you ask EASTERN CONFER the Bucks at and will lead me. The Jazz still have Karl ENCE tack on the the Sonics Malone and they still have 8. Boston Celtics- With NBA this sea back into the John Stockton. That is Kenny Anderson and Chris son and it playoffs. The good for at least 50 wins. Carr bringing the bail up could be a sad thing in Se 2. San Antonio Spurs- the court, the Celtics very good one attle this year Tim Duncan is healthy, should be an up-tempo for Milwaukee will be the fact David Robinson wants the team. They lack size, but fans. A big that all * of ball more, and Sean Elliot their speed and intense de pick-up in the Grant Hill was the big offseason acquisitions for the Magic "Coffee Town" is back for the entire sea fensive pressuring tactics offseason was will discover son. They are the only should cause some turn the accusation that Patrick team, when healthy, that overs and lead to easy bas of Lindsey Hunter from during the regular season. Ewing is washed up. can compete with the Los kets. All of Boston has been Detroit. I think the most ex 2. Charlotte Hornets- 6. Sacramento Kings- Angeles Lakers. But not convinced of just that by citing player on the Bucks The loss of Eddie Jones They are the Western Con many can hang with the coach Rick Pitino. If this could very well be Sam may be too much for the ference version of the Lakers. season turns into another Cassell. Hornets to handle, but did 76ers. They are the team 1. Los Angeles Lakers- non-playoff season, they 4. Indiana Pacers- Last you ever think of Jones as that nobody wants to face As much as it pains me to won't be convinced any year nobody thought this a scorer before last season?' come playoff time. Chris say this, the Lakers will be more. team could go very far in I think Baron Davis is Webber is tough to defend the representatives for the 7. New York Knicks- the playoffs. Does anyone ready to have a break-out and Jason Williams throws Western Conference in the Now that Patrick Ewing is think they will go far this season and the much-ma down passes that Pistol NBA Finals this season. .'finally gone, this team can season? Probably not, be ligned Derrick Coleman Pete couldn't even think of. With the additions of J.R. start to resemble the one cause of the losses of Mark will add some scoring off They will be tough to beat (yes, I call him J.R.) Rider that matched up pretty well Jackson, free agent loss to the bench. any-day of the week. and Horrace Grant, all the with the San Antonio Spurs Toronto and Rick Smits, 1 • Orlando Magic- So if 5. Phoenix Suns- Jason pieces are complete for a two years ago in the NBA who is retired. I think the you put the names Tracey Kidd is the best point guard four or five year champion Finals. The only off-season steal of the offseason might McGrady and Grant Hill on in the NBA today, no ques ship run.