CALIFORNIA POLYTECHNIC STATE UNIVERSITY, SAN LUIS OBISPO
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Volume LXV, Number 73, 1916-2001 High: 58° / Low: 42° For extended weather forecast, see Daily Dose, 2 ^ __L. DAIIV Aid denied U C LA professor Ravin'for the Ravens speaks on need to students for women in with drug field of science By April Pack MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER convictions 1 ______By Sonia Slutzki MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER Women traditionally have Been eliminated from c.ireers in science, hut l-Acry year >«tiKlcnts scckiny Icderal we are now seeing; more women enter yranis .inJ lo.iii'' yo ihrouL;!» the same this field Because of the various Bene routine. An oraiiLje envelope comes in fits they have proven to hrini’, said the m.iil with the Free .Aisplic.irion for Sandr.i H.irdiny, who .spoke at the Fet.lenil StiiJetit A kI (FAFSA), anJ Performint; .Arts ('enter on Tlmrsday. once ayain .ill the inform.ition on ta.x 1 l.irdint,’, a professor at University returns, sal.tries .inJ future pl.ins for of ('alifornia ar Los Angeles, spike y:r,iJuation h.ive to he sorted out and aKnit women in science and technol tilled into the tour-pai^e form, or mto ogy diirinj,' p.irt of a lecture series put the tiew F.-\FS.A Weh site. on hy the women’s studies protjram on But st.irtitn; 1.1st ye.ir, Super Bowl Sunday at Firestone Grill in downtown San LuisM n i.il c iiltiirc's, .md thev h.ive different t'.ippelloiii l^nviuan, ,i (.'.il Poly Obispo. The Ravens outscored the New York Giants 34-7. For full coverage, see page 8. inter.ictions with the natural .ind tin.inci.il .lid (.ounsilor. "Most ot the soci.il world," 'he s.ud. H.irdini: tin.iiKi.il .lid community doesn’t feel it expl.iined th.it Ix-c.iu-'e of thc".e differ should Iv there Kc.iuse it’s h.ird to tind ences, men and women c.m Brim: dif out (if the student h.is ,i p.isi con\ic- Disease targets students, elderly ferent ideas .md .isk differetit kinds of tion) .ind It ends up K-my more work c|iiestions in the field, thereby .iddin);’ for the schiHil." By Janelle Foskett college students need to lx‘ es|X'cially ot the disc-.ise ixciit .mnii.illy on col enrichment. Less th.in 1 percent of the .ipplica- MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER .iware of the disease'. Freshmen living' lege c.impiisc's, .md five to 15 students She also stressed the idea of the tions priH.'es.sed nationwule for the m dormitories are found to have a six die as .1 result. “value of cojinitive diversity,” referrinj’ 2000-01 ac.idemic ye.ir were ruled inel- NX'hen it strikes, it can kill within 12 fold increascxl risk for the disc'ase. (3n Nov. 25, Cuesta student Pavón to people who hrinfi dififerent cultural iliihle. More th.in 700,(300 initially hours. It can he spread throu^;h the ITr. Burt OKhran of the C!)al Poly Reddy, 19, dic'd of menin^ocixcemi.i hackKToiinds to the practice of science. failed to answer the question hy leav- most trivial daily actions like shaking Health O nter said that no one really while visitini; his home in L»s Altos H.irdinc explained that advances in inu It Blank ansi later told Koveminent hands or kissing. It may he rare, hut it knows why these fiKtors are relatc'd. Flills over ThanksKivin« Break. science are often m.ide hy scientists officials that they didn’t understand has already claimcxl the livens of two However, he spcxulates that the link Bc'cause the incuhation period is two to who were trained in a different field. youny adults in the San Luis (.Thi.spo the question, did not think it pertained Between dorm liviny and meninmvix;- 10 days. It is not Tlus is why science should K.' more area since NovemK*r. to them, or forgot to answer it. cemia may K* overcrowdint». certain it he con- willing’ to emhrace women. It IS ineninKcKcKcemia - a disease How this n.itionwkle system func Cx'ir.iin sixial K'h.iviors h.ive K'en ► Two local tr.icted the dis- “Difference is pnxluctive in the sci tions IS somewh.it of a mystery, espe- involvint; the presence of Bacteria in linked to the disc-ase as well, hut as a teen-agers have case'm San Luis ences," she said. ci.illy when no sl.it.iBasc- system is in the BIihkI. Accordiny to the correl.ition - not a causc'-and-efft'cr (Jied from the (Thispi or .it H.irdint; also expl.iined th.it there pl.ice to check for incorrect infomi.i- Metunt:itis Foundarion of America relationship. disease since home. .ire five different forms of discrmuna- tion. (MFA), meninyiKiKcemia is hy far the .According to the MF.A, ”... cert.iin November. f-ven more tioti. CVie of the most d.m>.'erous and "If you .irefoiiiisl Ivinuon voiir.ippli- most d.muerous tvjx- of tnenintjitis, ,m soci.il Ix'haviors, such .is exixKiire to recently, leremy |X'r\,isive fortiis, she s.ud, is institu i. ition, you c.in K* fined upmfl.imm.ition to $10.(X\3 of the lining th.it sur- p.issive or .ictive smokiny, h.ir p.itron ► 300 .Miirplu, a 15- tional discrimin.ition. .An example of .mil even j.iiled," s.iid .i F.AFS.X .lyentroiinih the hr.im .itul spm.il cord. .iL'e .md excessive .ilcohol cdn"ump- Am ericans die j^i^.^ro this IS wheti .1 “histoiA of women" through the offiei.il infortii.itiimThe line. MF.A said It is a fritzhteniii).; dis- iioti, m.iy put stuvletits .it mcre.iscd from the disease course is t.iiieht h\ the women’s “But we don’t lomp.ire notes e.ise,with m.iitily the Ix-caiise the puhlic h.is not risk." every year. mulent, du-d in'.! dep.iriment and is not illowed to Ix' IKS, .md we don’t h.ive access tohc-en the well-informed aKnit the ssnip- (Tnce aj’.im, ( Aichr.m s.nd tli.it it i' 12 hour', after under the history dep.irtment. By stiidetit’s ley.il records." toms, causes or {'Hissihle tre.itments. It unknown how these .opyyts .in- rel.it- le.irniiu; he h.id the dise.ise. piittiiiL: it into its own special c.iteyorc. John Anderson, director of fm.mci.il was not until 1997, when the MF.A w.is ed, hut he has his own ide.K. .As illiistr.ited in Knh c.ises, the It is discrimin.ition. .lid .It ( .'.il Poly, s.iid the system relies formed, th.it the disc'.ise hec.ime more “Maylx' there’s somethini: aKuit the hlooil infection moves i|iiickly. “When society Ix'lic'ves this, it is on students volimteeriin: the rii:ht .icknow ledt:ed in the puhlic sector. comhin.ition of those f.ictors th.it c.m (A)chr.in s.iid e.irly w.irninn ''lyns h.ird to ch.mi’c' in the institutions." inlortn.it ion. MenmmKixcemi.i jsosc' the threat depress .m imtiume system ettouyh th.it include mostly flii-like sytnptoms such I l.irdini’ s.ud. To check for .icciir.icv, fO |X'rcent of of pcrm.ment hr.iin damaije, he.iriny the h.icteri.i will .iffect someone," he as Knly aches, a stiff neck, n.iiise.i, .ill .ipplii.itions are r.indomlv selc'cted loss, Ic.irninn disahilities, orj^an f.iilure, said. vomiting;, letharuv, fever, head.iche, She t.liked .iKnir how m.mv women \e. irK. H hoiils .ire notified, .md m turn loss of litnhs .itiil de.ith. ('iKhr.m s.iid th.it the hacteri.i li.es sore thro.it, .md most impm.mtly, .i h.ive Ixen elimm.ited from the sci- schixil ottici.ils reqiiesr .i copy of the Recently, the ('enter for Hisc'.ise in the thro.it of aKnit 15 to 2(3 [x-rcent distinctive r.ish. etices Ix'c.iuse they were tr.idition.ilK student’s IRr tor tax returns to com- C'ontrol (CdX') K't:an recommendint.' of the isopiil.ition. NX'hy it tiirtis .ijjyres- Accordmi' to the MFA, the r.i.di is thought of ,is not Ix'ini: “r.ition.il" c>r p.ire tiotes. th.it colleL'es provide ediicatum for stu sive im some people is unknowtv key to ilistinmiishint: menintiixix- “cap.ihle of success in this field." She “We don’t verify, we onlv check to dents .iKuit meninmxiKcemi.i and the MetunLiocixcemi.i is c.iiised hy the ceima, Ix'c.iiKe it indic.iti^ BIikhI pn- cited .m ex.imple of .ilieti.ition in 111.ike sure the two forms match," pitenti.il Ixnefits of v.iccination. hac teniitii Neisseri.i, .i le.idmt: cause- ot soniny. Fhe r.idi lixiks like sni.ill cliis which women were elimm.ited from .i .'Xttilerson ,,iid. “We h.ive no res|-Hmsi- .Accordint; to the MFA, certain at;e metiintjitis and septicetnia, or hKx>d ters of pinpricks. These eventu.illy study of aspirin. “Matty druys are not Bility other th.in helpinu students yroiips, incliidintj college stiidettts, piisonin^:, m teen-atiers .md yount> K'come .ire.is of skin damat:e th.it .ire tc'stc'd on women, and yet they are pre- ret:.iin eliyihility." have Been sintjled out as Ix’itiL,’ slif'htly .idiilts in the United States. púnale in color. scrihed to them.” In fact, while repercussions .ire more siisceptihle to cotrtractintj the According to the .American ( ailleKe “It would he nice if the rash Rachel Fern, a professor in philoso clearly stated on step seven of the discMse. Tlu'se groups include children Health Association (ACdlA), appc'ared earlier so you could do some- phy at Cal Poly, s.ud she was happy ti> .ipplic.itioti, schiHil officials ,ire the under 5, .idiilts over 55 and yoiint: menint’ixiK.'cemia strikes aKnit f,(3(X' thin« aKnit it ciuickly," CAxhran slid. see that the pc'ople who came to the .idiilts ayes 16-25. Americans each year, leading; to aKnit see FAFSA, page 2 IVyond this, the MFA said certaiti 1(30 deaths. Approximately 125 cases see MENINGITIS, page 6 see HARDING, page 2 2 Monday, January 29,2001 News Mustang Daily L Earthquake death toll Still climbing fafsa continued from page 1 BHUJ, India (AP) — Exhausted Chipping slowly at the blixks so as nibble and the rest were Llamaged. In searchers usinj:’ every thing from sophis nor to unsettle the unstable mound, the the congested old part of the city, dogs, ticated nnk-cuttiny tinds to their hare sokliers removed the pieces of debris pigs ami cows foraged for fixxl in streets ones responsible for reporting or prose hands clawed throujih ruhhle Sunday, one by one. Tliree hours later, the man made nanower by imninds of rubble. cuting any irregularities. hoping to find .survivors linKerinii was free. In a newly developc'd portion of Anderson said the law was created TODAY'S SUN amony the thousands Kdieved buried by In Bhuj, a i.lesert town just miles from Bhuj, lime and chlorine disinfectants in Congress even though the Rise: 7:04 a.m. / Set: 5:29 p.m. western India’s massive earthquake. the quake’s epicenter, workers tlug for 30 mixed with the smell of dead Kxlies. Department of Education and most More than 6,000 Kxlies had K'en hours and shouted with joy when they People moved jsos.sessions from their financial aid administrators did not found since Friday’s (.juake, and the found a baby and her mother alive in homes and set up makeshift camps in TODAY'S MOON want to K involved with lixiking into death toll was expected to ^o much the nibble. two open areas using K'dsheets as tents. Rise: 10:06 a.m. / no set the student’s legal records. higher. Some authorities estimated it The digging to free the pair tixik “TTiis is death and destruction,” said “The department reluctantly would reach 10,000; others said 16,000 hours more. When it was finished, the a Ix'arded old Muslim man sitting on a accepted responsibility,” he said. TODAY'S TIDE or more. A leading rescue official said baby girl, 18-month-old Namrata, was string cot. “(Financial aid administratiirs) didn’t AT PORT SAN LUIS there could Ix' up to 30,000 dead in one still alive, her pulse weak. Re.scuers He refused to talk aKnit his family feel Students .should K denied financial High: 1:19 a.m. / 4.14 feet town alone. RLshed her to the hicspital in an ambu and wouldn’t give his name. “1 am just aid Kcause of a misLlemeanor.” Low: 6:37 a.m. / 2.45 feet As India’s prime minister appealed lance. But the mother, Badra.sen Aur, an unfortunate Indian. That is enough.” The new drug-conviction restric High: 12:12 p.m. / 4.29 feet for help, frantic rescuers and sniffer dof,’s had died in the concrete heap. By Sunday, foreign aid was pouring tion was created in 1998, when Low: 7:05 p.m./ 0.75 feet uncovered a few si^ns of life Sunday Next dixir, a woman nameLl l>as had in: Cranes, generators, cutting tixils, C?ongress renewed the bligher amid the destniction in Gujarat, the s |X 'n t two days trapjx'd in lx\l with the sniffer dogs, seismic monitors and poles Klucation Act. Under this amend 5-DAY FORECAST western Indian state that tixik the bnint corp.ses of her husband and young with long cameras attached had K'gun ment, students who have been con of the blow. daughter. Her head was bloated and to arrive along with ex|X'rienced teams victed of po.s.sessing or selling illegal MONDAY In Anjar, 30 miles .southeast of the purple from lack of circulation. of rescuers from places such as drugs less than a year before filing the High: 58° / Low: 42° hardest-hit town, Rhuj, a 3-year-old yirl Authorities will know by Monday if Switzerland, the United Kingdom and FAFSA are denied aid for one year was unearthed from the rubble alive. any more {X'ople are alive under the Turkey. unless they complete an “acceptable TUESDAY “She was chanting: .some Arabic vers rubble, Gujarat State Home Minister Indian Agriculture Minister Bhaskar High: 55° / Low: 37° es,” said a soldier who participated in Haren Pandya .said. Tlie emphasis will Barua said aKuit 750 dixtors and other dnig rehabilitation program.” If the the tixldler’s rescue. “She was totally theh switch to clearing the nibble and health workers, more than 5,000 rescue student was involved in two convic uascathed,” he said, declininf» to t>ive removing the dead Kxlies. tions, aid is denied for two years. WEDNESDAY workers, dozens of bulldozers, 36,000 his name. Friday’s magnitude-7.9 quake blankets and 10,800 tents had K'en Anything aKive two may rule the stu High: 59° / Low: 39° Across town, sniffer doj^s Kxated India’s strongest in more than 50 years- SL'nt. But Pandya, the Gujanit home dent ineligible indefinitely. another siyn of life in a heap of nibble. stnick on Republic Day, a national hol minister, sjiid authorities urgently need Under any circumstance, students THURSDAY After three hours of diy^inn, soldiers iday here. It shix>k the earth for more ed even more rescue equipment and are advised to seek counseling from the High: 64° / Low: 43° found a man, only his face visible under than 1,200 miles and was felt in Nepal, mtxlical supplies. .scluxd to learn aKnit ways of regaining twi.sted and cnimpled ma.sonry. Unable Bangladesh and Pakistan, where 10 Sunday morning, a tremor of mag eligibility or if these restrictions apply FRIDAY to reach him, rescuers releascxl water pc'ople were cneshed in their house's. nitude 6 shiKik the Gujarat an*a. It was to them. Additional information is also High: 66° / Low: 43° from a plastic pouch, drop by drop, into More than half the house's in Bhuj, a the largest of more than 275 aftershixks available at www.fafsa.ed.gov , or by his mouth. city of 150,000 people, were reduced to rt'cordcxl here since the initial quake. calling 1-800-4FED-A1D.
Women’s Live.s” and “Is Science HARDING Multicultural?” continued from page 1 “1 thounht that the lecture was very , We'VB.got,a, insightful of men and women in sci ence and how cultural attitudes can lecture were interested aKnit feminist shape bias in scientific research,” said thought. Judy Saltzman, professor of philosophy bus schedule “1 think that Hardinjj inspired stu at Cal Poly. dents to think aKnit these issues,” The ciiminK months of the lecture Fern said. “Tlie only time that you can series will feature an array of speakers ask the tou^’h and radical questions is who will address their perceptions of when you’re younK-” science, technolojjy and gender issues. Harding has lectured on gender The next speaker will he [>. Julia classTchedule! issues at more than 200 universities all Weertman, materials engineering pro over the world. She is the author of 10 fessor, on Feh. 6. She will .speak aK)ut Kniks, including’ “Whose Science? issues dealing with women in engi roule
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(.''ur parents raise u s to believe in .1 paekatieJ phiKisophy, R then later encourage us to “learti about our reli- Ltion" in Adam Jarman editor in chief production manager Trent Nahas Monday, January 29,2001 Kirsten Orsini-Meinhard managing editor ad manager Nick McClure Karin Driesen news editor Volume LXV,No.73 national ad director Jenny Ferrari Ryan Miller opinion editor © 2001 Mustang Daily classified ad manager Shannon Brunelle M ustang Matt Sterling sports editor circulation Claude Loftus Robin Nichols arts & features editor D A IL Y ® ad reps Michelle Kerr, Jenifer Hansen, Michelle Hatfield, GRAPHIC ARTS BUILDING, SUITE 226 EDITORIAL (805) 756-1796 Ellie Koscheski, Elizabeth Perhach, Matt Reagan, Melissa McFarland copy editors Adam Russo, Andrew Salituri CAL POLY SAN LUIS OBISPO ADVERTISING (805) 756-1143 Daniel Gonzales photo editor ad designers Jordyn Cutler, Alex Lambert, Candice Phelps graphics editor SAN LUIS OBISPO, CA 93407 FAX (805) 756-6784 Janwyn Toy, Sheri Sakamoto Lucinda Kalin illustrator web & technology manager Brett Heliker mustangdaily.calpoly.edu [email protected] Aaron Lambert photo tech business manager A.J.Schuermann Diane Flores faculty adviser Printed by University Graphic Systems “Remember: We arecarmel apple Mecca.“ Mustang Daily union Monday, January 29,2001 5 Public servants should dispense advice for free Secretary of State Colin L. become a millionaire from public do nothing. 1 would hope that they Powell brought in $6.7 million lor service. “By speaking when they are told, former presidents arewould continue to help the public talking last year. “When a man assumes a public and that they could make money behaving like dogs. ” He talked to various corpora trust, he should consider himself as through private business. public property,” former president tions, trade associations and uni Some of those corporations 20-minute speeches. Ueorge Rush Nor am 1 endorsing the senti Thomas Jefferson said. might be looking for a favor from usually received $100,000 per versities, some of which paid mt.)re ments of former president Grover than $100,000 to hear Powell As public property, Powell Powell. If Powell had not returned speech from corporate clients such C'leveland, who agreed with a speak. should freely distribute his wisdom to public service, the fact that he as Am way. gained from being in public service. made money from speaking would Ex-president Bill Cdinton will Kentucky newspaper editor about Commentary J] ";'' This gratuitous spreading of knowl only be frustrating. Now that he most likely also make money by what should be done with ex-presi- edge would be a continuation of dents. d e 1 i V - has re-entered public service, talking. past public service, instead of the Powell’s connection to corpora ered eight to 10 speeches a month, By speaking when they are told, “Take them out and shoot them,” current capitalization of those ser tions, such as CaKa-Cola C'ompany former presidents are behaving like typically receiving $60,000 tor each Henry Watterson said of America’s vices. and .American Express CAimpany, dogs. If there is a dem.ind for their engagement. former leaders. Powell assumed a public trust, diminishes the trust people have in advice, they are useful to this coun Powell was priifiting from his While that suggestion goes too and by profiting on public service, him. try. By providing this service and charisma and the reputation he far, we should at le.ist forbid them he jeopardizes this trust Not only Former public servants who thus being useful, they can be hon earned as the joint Cdtiefs of Staff does he receive speaking fees, but gained fame and money from their orable, which is a trait worthy of from endoi'ing Vi.igra. during the Persian Cult War. iu)w he has resumed public office office include two former presi the highest office in our nation. While this is nor illegal, it is dis after taking money from various dents. A Japanese company paid 1 am not saying that former pub Sarah Doub is a journalism junior appointing that a person can corporations. Ronald Reagan $2 million for two lic servants should sit .it home and and Mustang Daily staff writer. Lawmakers keep these laws in in place to make it look like wc arc ing alcohol abuse and choosing cir place only to sixithe our parents, as fighting .ill the “injustices” in our cumstances that enh.ince safety. Letters to the editor if they don’t already know what hap society. However, it does not me.m th.it pens at college (especially consider Why don’t wc stop wasting t.ix- same goes Kir illegal drugs. .As long .iny of us need to live in fe.ir; it sim Drinking laws serve no paycr money and ilo something that as there is demand, there will be sup ing many of them were in college in ply means that informed .ind ediic.ii- real purpose .ictually has a point to it? ply. the 1960s). So, why are these laws ed decision m.iking is always the key E ditor, There are those few who get still in place then? to personal safety. Our local crime Cameron Eidmann is a business How many students under 21 caught and are scoldetl, but 1 would The answer is tinly to give the statistics, we believe, .ire evidence of administration sophomore. drink alcohol? At this campus, 1 bet by the next party they are itivit- lawmakers atid law enforcers some that. wtnild estimate that at least 75 per ed to, they are nuire than willing to thing to fight. Whenever it has been .Anyone interested iti liKal crime cent of the student body under 21 a long time since a big crime has Personal safety comes st.itistics, atid how our community go back to the felonious deed of from education drinks at one time or another while drinking while under age. These laws been committed, there always seems compares to the rest of the state, is at (2al Poly. So, what’s the point of serve no re.il purpose. If anything, it to be .some new announcement E ditor, encouraged to visit the (California having a law defining what age peo is the “danger” of breaking these about a new program to fight drugs, 1 read with interest Michelle Dep.irtmetit vif Justice’s (Crimin.il ple shtnild drink at? minor laws that draws newcomers to stop binge drinking or enact some Hatfield’s commentary (“Safety is an Justice Statistics (Center Web site at People get what people want, and breaking them. Teenagers are always new safety program. It would seem illusion; It can happen to you," Jan. http://caag..state.ca.us/cjsc/datatabs . there is more than one way to get liHiking for some way to relx'l against that, since no real benefits are seen 22) and Tom M.ijich’s contrary opin htm or the University Police alcohol and “illegally” drink it. The “authority.” from these programs, they are only ion letter (“This campus is safe,” Jan. Departtnent’s Web site at 24). www.afd.calpoly.edu/I*olice/ . Party @ Woodstock's! IVith perceptions h.id much merit .ind imderstanding. 1 lowever, there Tony Aeilts is chief of University IS a measurable standard that our Police. community should keep in mind regarding perception of safety. r- - - ^ Get a solar heater The C?alifornia l\’partment of E ditor, \ // Justice rc\|uires that .ill pi>lice agen cies, including the University Police 1 hear .i lot .ibout energy cotiser- Department .it C?al Poly, submit sta vation, and 1 agree with it, but we iv' tistics regarding crime activity of all don’t like to conser\ e etiergy. No kinds on a yearly basis. Their dat.i one has to. For dortn dwellers like \ Bridge shows that the jx'ople who live in ourselves who have tio control over San Luis Obispo County live in an our dtmiiciles, it is our only option - Construction area that is fourth from the Kittom and a ginxl *>ne. For tlu>se who own is over in regard to reported crime per capi riHif space, there is another viable Come on in! ta by county. O , of the 58 counties option. in C?alitomia, San Luis Obis|->o is Sure, electricity c*)st is going up, 55th in terms of crime rate per per but there are people right now sit \ son. ting at home and chuckling to them What dcHis that mean? Simply, selves gleefully. These are the pe'ople that the vast majority of C2al Poly who went solar. Right now with students living in this county are sta power bills sky nKketing, it m.iy be tistically less likely to K- a crime vic only 10 years or so before the panels tim here than they are in their own pay themselves off. They p.iy them Call for Great Group Discounts hometown. Does that mean we don’t selves off even sminer if you cvnint educate and work hard to keep that the generous tax deductions that number low? k^f course not. k')ne rea come with purchasing solar panels. If son why those statistics are extraor 1 had the option, I really can’t say dinarily low is due to the diligence that I’d mind havitig my power by area agencies, of all kinds, who tneter turn backward all day. (Tf work on prevention and education. course, people are short-sighted and n S% (©iEÎIEnMILM( The University Police would rather whine about the hard Department spends many hundreds ship of conserving energy than have of hours, on a yearly basis, in the a great deal of it free. What’s better H m iMKDiTB toipipniif W h m i prcKess of educating our students, "lust flash your student ID.” is that what you aren’t using is turn Not good with other offerst Must mention when ordering faculty and staff regarding the issues t)f personal safety and avoidance of ing back your meter and powering being victimized. However, what is someone else’s house so th.it we i sometimes lost in public discourse, don’t need blackouts. regarding the issue of s.ifety, is the Although this re.ishcs nuistly dirt- 1 2K 2?: yv »» w sr: A st.itistieal analysis of crime and the piKir students, I beg of you who have Extra Large, Large or Medium * Extra Large sp.ire cash and .i home to caitisider I - toppine Pizza .ictual prob.ibility of any one person one or more topping Pizza i being victimized. taking thetnselves from part of the 1000 H ifiuera Street 541 -4420 1000 Hííuera_Streeí 541-4420 As always, all »)f us must pay problem to part of the solution. Gourmet Toppinfls Extra*. I tT A f GourmetC oi Topplnes Extra: not good with other offers; exp. 2/15/01 • not good with other offers;exp. 2/15/01 attention to keeping ourselves safe. . I . Darn Ualuable Coupon . . » - . ^ i . Darn Uaiuabie Coupon - It means liKking your car and house James Medina is an economics d»x>r, chiKising friends wisely, avoid sophomore. Mustang Daiiy 6 Monday, January 29,2001 News Oklahoma basketball players, January staff die in airplane crash BYERS, t:ol(). (AI’) — Two sound. It sounded like a shrill noise. (,''kl;ihoma State Easkethall pl.iyers and Then 1 saw a big fireball,” Pearson said. six sr.itters and broadcasters ,isst)ciated He called 911 and cut through a with the proi^ratu were killed when a fence so emergency vehicles could plane crashed in a snowstorm while reach the plane. returning’ trotn a ^>ame in (Colorado “This is indeed a very sad day for Saturday nifjht, otficials said. Oklahoma State University,” OSU The plane crashed 40 miles east of President James Halligan said. IVnver after taking off from Jefferson “Tragedies catch you off guard and Sidewalk Sale! County Airport. Federal Aviation by surprise. But you know 1 put my .Administration spokesman John faith in God so every time we Kiard in front of Bookstore Clalx's said. The pilot and co-pilot also the planes 1 think it’s his will whether died. or not we make it back safely. My Oklahoma State players Nate prayers go out to the families and January 30 - February 1 Fleming» and Daniel Ltwson, sports Oklahoma State University," mfonnatton employee Will Hanctxk, University of Colorado basketball 9 AM - 3 PM C'iklahoma Stare director rtf haskethall coach Ricardo Patton ttild I\‘nver’s operatiims Pat Noyes, trainer Brian KCNC:-TV. Luinstra, student manager Jared In Washington, the NTSB said a Weiherg, broadcast engineer Kendall team headcxl by Knird member John lAirfey, Oklahom.i Cdty broadcaster I lammerschmidt would fly to Bill Teegins, pilot Denver Mills aiul co- t.'olorado on Sunday morning to initi piK't Bjorn Falistrom were all on Kiard ñ t b o y s 0 0 ate the agency’s investigation of the the plane, said tUlalHniia State sports crash. information i.lire(.tor Steve Bu::ard. The C’iklahoma State team hat.1 a “Fhe plavetN .ire handling this with o Cal Poly Clothing Big 12 conference matchup Saturday e.Kh other and obviously are grieving .ig.iinst the University of C^dorado, \ ery deeply,” Bii::.iril said. losing (SI-71 to end year, and the disea.se is fatal in aKuit 10 MENINGITIS percent of those ca.ses. j»- " 7 0 continued from page 1 The vaccination is available at the Cal Poly Health Center. It is $65, and “IVit It dix'sn’t s sideline for an 84-yard TD and But that was one ot the few times field, the fans it has f»enerated and SUPER BOWL another 17-point lead, 24-7. BASEBALL the Baltimore quarterback was on has hiyh yoals for the next series. continued from page 8 Jamal Lewis, wlu) carried 29 continued from page 8 tarttet, twice missinj' open receivers times tor 102 y.irds, addei.1 a Tyard “It’s a godsend for the team,” he behind the Giants’ secondary. down pass to Braiulon Stoklcy witli run in the fourth quarter and M.itt “Outstanding wvckc'nd,’’ Brice said. “We t;et a lot more student sup- Stover, who hai.1 a 47-yard field 6:50 left in the first ».luartiT j>ave Five minutes into the second said. “Bullpen outstanding. But we ¡xtrt. 1 look forward ti) itext week’s jioal in the second quarter, added a the Ravens a 1-0 leaJ. It stayed quarter. New York’s Jessie Armstead did not execute offense. We are try- 38-yarder in the fourth. f»ame. We need to pick up the inten th.it way tor most ot the first half. picked off a poorly thrown Dilfer inf» to make the transiritin from Neither team liad a first down in sity a hit." Brad Maynard of the Giants and practice speed to fjame speed.” its first two possessioits, hut pass and ran it into the end zone. Kyle Richardson each ended up Utah scttred runs in the first, C?al Poly is preparinj» for another But the Giants’ Keith Hamilton breaking the record of nine piints. third, fifth and seventh inninf»s, series at home this upcomiiif» week ► There were 21 inchinji closer There were 21 punts (Maynard had was called fot httlding on the play, tyinfi the f»ame up at eifiht in the punts in the to the New Yotk end against University of San 1 1, Richardsiin 10). netiatinji the interception. seventh. Cal Poly .scored five runs in game, anew f»oal on the Dic'f»o. It was still lO'O late in the third the second and three in the fifth. Super Bowl exchange of The Ravens f>ot their second hif» quarter when the yame exploded. record. In the bottom of the tenth “San Dief»o has really f»ood pitch- play late in the first half, a 44-yard Starks starred it hy steppiiif» in innint», Anderson f»ot on base with The Giants inj»,” Price said. “We went two and front of Amani Toomer on a first ► Both teams pass from Dilfer to Qadry Ismail halls. After advancinf; to sectind on i>ot a first down three last year." returned a kick a hunt, Anderson scored on a single down, i^rahhin^ the hall and r.icinti on their third that set up Stover's 47-yard field off for a touch 49 yards untouched to the end zone hit hy Martinez ti> rifiht field endinfj Friday’s jjame ayainst San Dief»o is dow n. possession, t»oal that made it 10-0. to t^ive Baltimore a 17'pi)int lead. the name. at 5 p.m. The startinf» time for when they were The Giants mounted their first “The pitch was belt hif»h,’’ Game over? Not quite. pinned hack Saturday and Sunday is 1 p.m. All threat after that, as Tiki Barber ran Dixon, who returned the open- ajiainst their ttoal line. But they had Martinez said. “Just about anybody three yames will he played at inti kickoff for a touchdown in New to punt and the Ravens yot a H- 27 yards to the Baltimore 29. Bur can hit that pitch.” York’s playoff win .itjainst y.ird return from Jermaine Lewis on the next play, C?olhns went for Martinez is excited about the new Ba<,’f,»ett St.idium. Philadelphia, returned the kickoff that yave them a first down at tlie the end zone and Chris McAlister “Tliey are a ver>- tjixKl haskethall 97 yards for .i score. New York 41 to start the series. intercepted to send the Ravens into BASKETBALL team," said C?al Poly head coach Kevin But then Jermaine Lewis firahhed On tlie second play, I^ilfer found continued from page 8 Brad Daluisii’s kickoff, weaved Stokley Behind Jason Sehorn from intermission with the lO-pttint Bromley of the Anteaters. “Tliey slicxit throutjh the Giants and ran up the 18 yards for the tjame’s first .score. lead. the hall well, they’re disciplined, and deten.se throuuhout, fjivinf» up few ^xid they play tot»ether as a team." kxiks at the basket and forcinfi the 12338 Los Osos Valley Rd Mustanf;s to work hard tor nearly ever>’ Bromley said he has seen impnn e- SUPPLEMENT DIRECT (Between San Luis Toyota & Sunset Honda) shot. ment in his team, hut it has still not N ow open in Paso Robles at 585 12th st. 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M 1 Fmi attempt and Bc*eson hit a turnaround Still, Bromley sitid the team is mak jumper with just over seven minutes ing pro>»ress reyardless ot the ovenill "Yes, that's really me in both reinainint». Still, it seemed like the Myoplex Deiyxe«». results. these pictures. Before Xe.nadrine Anteaters had an aruswer for evervthin>> I was barely able fo look in a the Mustangs threw at them, and the “It may not show (in the record), hut mirror. One week later, I feel 121 caiulti *19“ Pll6ll'Fr86 t»ame ended with little drama. the team is yetting» hc'tter,” he said. like a new person. Pm proof ...... WHILE SUPPUESU^UPPUESI Guard jerry Green IcxJ Irvine with 22 that Xenadrine works! “They’re hecomint» more of a team.” points. Beeson, (?hris Bjorkiund and Try it for yourself!" 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An ing call today 800-859-4109 Non-Smokers, Quiet, No Pets Building 26 Suite 226 all applications EEO/AA Employer. www.mybartendingschool.com 543-7555 Ask For Bea 8 Monday, January 29,2001 Sports Mustang Daily Men’s hoops Baseball still undefeated at Baggett fall to 0-6 in Mustangs sweep series against Big West University of Utah By Jon Hughes MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER______By Matt Smart MUSTANG DAILY STAFF WRITER______"V There must come a point when a stninplinn team decides either to pull The sun continues ro shine on ropether aiul finish the year stronp or the ^lustan^ís in Baji^ert Sradium. •mJk m turn their heads collectively toward The hasehall team httsteJ next season. University ot Utah, sweepinf» the Tltat [soint may Iv rapidly approach- thtee't>ame series and senJiiiK the inp for the C]!al Poly Mustanps. Utes hack to Utah from the The men’s basketball team cotitin- tA'iitral C'oast sunshine without a ued its Bip West wxies Saturd.iy nipht win. with a 75-63 loss to UC lr\ ine at Mott Utah head coach Tim Esmay Gym. The loss drops the Mustattps to 0- indirectly commented on the 6 in leapue play aiul 6-11 overall. yood weather when he summed Saturday’s loss follows a painful up the series. defeat at home on Thursday nipht “1 .im happy with the series,” he apainst Cal State said. “This uas our first time out ride in ftnir motiths. Happy witli Fullerton. In that ► i^vine's Jerry the pitching staff. Happy with the pame, the Green led all scorers \A /ith 22 defense. The offetise is a little Mustanps suffered from poor free- points, rusty.” AARON LAMBERT/MUSTANG DAILY throw shiKitinp On Saturday, C'al Poly heat Pitcher Kevin Correia makes a putout in the ninth inning of the first game of Saturday's doubleheader. and were domi- ^ The Mustangs Utah in a douhleheader, 6-5 and in the first Kamc’*. The success in kickoff of the Stiper Bowl. After a The Mustan^js found success for n.ited in the sec- host Pacific on 5-T Last year, C-al I’oly opened the the second yame was due in part to j^ame-winnin).’ hit hy junior Chris their fourth time in as many names ond half by the Wednesday at season against Utah at home los- sophomore pitcher Tyler Fitch Martihe: in the tenth inninn that Sunday with their win. (^al Titans, who came ^ ini’ both fiames .it their old home into the pame st.idium, Sinsheimer P.irk. who pitched five inninns .ind only allowed sophomore Scott ^ h e . i d coach Ritch I rice , i l l expressed his relief with his team’s w ith a 2-13 overall record. The first j^ame ha«.l i^riyinallv .illoweed tl tree runs. Anderson to score, fans rushed out ' results but was aware of its short- It h.is Iven .1 touph scnistm thus far, been scheduled for Friday but wa^ The Must.inns finished the of the stadium to their cars, some cominni'- .ind the Must.inps, currently mired in .i rained out. Junior pitcher Kevin three-name series with a '■>-8 win of whom could be heard muttennn four-pame losmp streak, .ire stnipplinp to C'orreia was credited with the win see BASEBALL, page 7 on Siindav minutes before the .ibout kickoff startinn soon. rem.iin optimistic. “I’m not ver\- h.ippy with totiipht’s Women’s basketball pame but we’ve pot to stay topether .ind focus on the ixisitives,” said forw.ird Ravens romp in Super blowout splits weekend games Brandon 13ees»)n, who lied for te.im TAMPA, Fl.i. (AP) Baltimore’s punted only once anainst MUSTANG DAILY STAFF REPORf______hiph with 10 lints. brazen ilefense b.icked up its bran- Minnesota in the NFC title name. C>ne of the positives w.is the C'al Poly women’s basketb.il 1 was yinn- The victory nave 73-ye.ir-old Mustanps’ ivrfomi.ince in the s«.'coiul unable to complete a sweep of both .After boast inn ‘'H "eek th.it the Art Modell his first Super Bowl h.ilf. After an atrocious first half that Idaho and Boise State, but they Ci.ints couldit’t move on their win in 40 years as an owner. He saw the Anteaters t.ike a 17-point lead picked up one win this weekend. leanue-le.idinn unit, Ray Lewis and won one NFL title in 35 seasons in into the liK'ker riKim, the Mustanps The Mustanps fell to Boise State the Ravens did what they said they Cleveland before movinn his fran came out more Kvusc'd and enerpizcxl Sunday afterniKin 59-51 behind a would, beatinn New York 34-7 for chise to Baltimore in 1996, but he after the break, shootinp better from the nreat shootinp aftetnoon by the their first Super Bowl victory. had never been to a Super Bowl, field and more than dmiblinp their five- Broncos, who shot 43 percent fntm Despite the .score, Sunday’s n^nie losinn two close AFC title names in throw percctitape. the field overall. was as advertised - a battle of Cleveland. “1 thoupht that in the second half we Cal Poly made just one of 11 3- Super Bowl XXXV Modell won by beatinn bis pood came out and played tlie hardest we h;kl defenses until New York’s wilted pointers and shot 36 percent from the friend Wellinpton Mara of the all season,” said puard Michael Burris, late in the name. Ravens 34, Giants 7 flixir. Giants, who has 75 seasons in the who added nine points off the be*nch. The Ravens intercepted Kerry Guard Kristy Baker led a balanced MVP: Ray Lewis, Ravens NFL. UnKirtunately, cttllt'pe basketball is a (adhns four rimes, the final pick attack on Friday as the Mustanps So effective was Baltimore’s pame of two halves, and the first was so returned 49 yards for a touchdown defeated Idaho 56-49. Guatd C\lessa defense that the New York offense dominated by the Anteaters that the by Duane Starks, the first of three Baltimore, the first time that’s ever Jenkins and hir.- ard Courtney GiK't: never n^it inside its 29. The name Mustanps had little hope of revoverinp TDs on three plays late in the third happetted in a Super Bowl. each added 10 points. minht as well have been stopped in the sevotul. quarter. ('Otherwise, Ray Lewis, the Super C'al Poly outrebounded the after Trent Dilfer’s 38-yard ttuich- The Anteaters pl.iyed suffiKatinp The other two were kickoff Bowl MVP, and the rest of the Vandals 44-36 and were the recipient returns for scores by Ron Dixon of Baltimore defense snu>thered the of 20 Id.iho turnovers, while otrly New York and Jermaine Lewis of Cm.lilts, who scored 41 points .ind see SUPER BOWL, page 7 i turttinp the Kill over 12 times. see BASKETBALL, page 7 Sports Trivia Scores Schedule Yesterday's Answer: BASEBALL WOMEN'S BASKETBAU WEDNESDAY Utah 5 Idaho 49 • Men's basketball vs. Pacific Cal Poly 6 Cal Poly 56 The Green Bay Packers drafted Aaron Brooks in • at M ott Gym • 7 p.m. the fourth round of the NFL draft. FRIDAY Utah 3 Boise State 59 • Womens basketball vs. Long Beach State Cal Poly 5 Cal Poly 51 Congrats Mike Allwein! WOMEN'S TENNIS • at Long Beach • 7:30 p.m. Utah 8 Westmont 0 • Baseball vs. University of San Diego Todays Question: Cal Poly 9 Cal Poly 7 • at Baggett Stadium • 5 p.m. MEN'S BASKETBALL • Swimming vs. UC Irvine Who kicked three field goals of 50 yards or moreCal in State Fullerton 85 Northern Arizona 2 • at M ott Pool • 11 a.m. one game? Cal Poly 77 Cal Poly 5 SATURDAY WOMEN'S SWIMMING • Men's basketball vs. Idaho UC Irvine 75 Loyola Marymount 94 • at Idaho • 7 p.m. Cal Poly 63 Cal Poly 99 • Baseball vs. University of San Diego MEN S SVYlMMINg Please submit sports trivia answer to; [email protected] • at Baggett Stadium • 1 p.m. Please include your name. The first correct answer received via e-mail w ill Cal Poly 89 be printed in the next issue of the paper. UCSB 107