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American Indian Cultural The Foozeball Gauchos Pummel Fullerton Days Brian Hampton’s crusade to revive The #23 UCSB Baseball team 6 , | The 1950s silent documentary,"The UCSB’s football program is a futile took two out of three from the #1 * • Return of Navajo Boy” screens endeavour and a waste of pre- &&&*%>*. Titans this weekend. f tonight at 7:30 in Campbell Hall. cious time and resources. See O p in io n p.4 w e Sports Monday p.lA Monday ‘ís á k s ' Ä K Sunset May 14, 2001 7:54 p.m. www.ucsbdailynexus.com Tides High: 1:19 p.m. Low: 5 :38 p.m Volume 81, IMo.126 ________ Two Sections, 12 Pages Distracted Motorist Drama Major Collapses Onstage Strikes 2 Lecturers ■ Doctors Pronounce 20-Year-0ld When he fell, D ’Am ico was also D’Amico was onstage scheduled to star in a Greg D'Amico Dead Thursday Night performing in “The May 11 variety show for in I.V. Friday Night Potboiler” before a crowd Queer Pride Week at By B r en d a n Buhler Theater in Snidecor ______ _______ of 50 to 60 people. He UCSB. Organizers from Nexus Correspondent Hall. had been improvising Alcohol didn’t play a part in the collision at all. the Resource Center for Doctors at Goleta and “at the top o f his Sexual and Gender -Kevin Coomer Valley Cottage Hospital game” all night, dramatic Diversity postponed the ___________ C H P offícer Greg D ’Amico, a 2 0 - pronounced D’Amico arts Assistant Professor variety show, instead o i 7 7 year-old dramatic art dead at 10:21 p.m. The Irwin Appel said, and at using Isla Vista Theater . At approximately 9:20 Swegle, was reportedly dri major, lost consciousness cause of death has not first it seemed like part of as the site o f a candle p.m. on Friday evening a ving northbound on and died onstage at 9:30 been announced, pend the performance. When light vigil at 7 p.m. on vehicle struck two pedestri Embarcadero del Norte at p.m. on M ay 10 while ing the outcome of an D ’Amico did not get up, ans crossing Embarcadero approximately 30 mph and performing at the Studio autopsy. someone called 911. del Norte at Cervantes did not see the pedestrians See D’AMICO, p.6 Road. because he was distracted by The victims, Pablo another vehicle, according to Orduna-Portus and Miguel Coomer. Locals Gather to March for Economic Justice Senosiain, both 23-year old “The driver’s attention Brazilian lecturers at UCSB, was distracted by a white- were immediately transport colored vehicle that was dri The city and ed to Santa Barbara Cottage ving westbound on ccmfycmates Hospital, where Senosiain Cervantes [Road] toward was treated for minor Embarcadero del Mar at the jobs that are so injuries and released, same time,” Coomer said. low paid that California Highway Patrol “The driver said the car trav they force Officer. Kevin Coomer said. eling westbound distracted people to rely Orduna-Portus, who suf him because he didn’t think on the govern fered head trauma and they were going to stop. underwent surgery on W hen he realized they were ment. Wouldn’t Saturday morning, was in going to stop, he saw the It be cheaper stable condition Sunday. pedestrians.” for tax payers “The first subject closest Coomer said the C H P and more digni to the car hit the windshield. investigation is ongoing, but fied for workers ... He suffered an intracra no charges have been filed nial hemorrhage and went to yet. to have a living surgery [Saturday] morn “It doesn’t appear any of wage? ing,” Coomer said. “H e’s still the three had alcohol in their in the [intensive care unit], system, so alcohol didn’t play - Dass but he’s in stable condition, a part in the collision at all,” which is good.” he said. W illiam s The driver, 20-year-old consultant UCSB student Connor — Marisa Lagos wmammmsmmm m Conference: Many Faces of the Environment confer ence coincided with Saturday’s march. I _ • . , , , , NICK HAGGARD / DAILY NEXUS See p.3 Marchers carry signs and bang on a homemade drum on the streets of downtown SB. About 800 people participated in the march protesting many economic issues on Saturday. By Ka te Sh a w proceeded from Cota Street to the living wage campaign. R ep o rter State Street and ended at the Santa “W e wanted to do something in Barbara County Courthouse with solidarity with the Coalition/for a a rally. Living W age,” he said. “W e want Eight hundred people from The march was organized in to create a dialogue in Santa around Santa Barbara County response to economic issues within Barbara. ... Is this going to be the flooded State Street on Saturday Santa Barbara, including the pro playground for the rich or a com for the First1 Annual People’s posed living wage ordinance, fortable place to live for working March for Economic Justice. which seeks to raise the minimum and middle class families?” The march, part o f a statewide wage for city employees to $11 per Dass Williams, a consultant to event, was organized locally by the hour with health benefits or the Coastal Alliance United for a UCSB Campus Labor Action $12.25 an hour without health Sustainable Economy, spoke to Coalition (CLAC), with the help benefits. protesters about the way poverty of various other groups, including Chicano studies Professor and has become an economic trap. the Isla Vista and Carpintería CLAC member Ralph Williams said a living wage ordi Tenant’s Unions and the Coalition Here Come the Brides TWCBUI/DA,U™ Armbruster-Sandoval said C LA C nance, similar to the one he helped Jill Rodriguez, a resident of Santa Barbara, is swept off her for a Living Wage. The day began was originally interested in the to get passed in Ventura last week, feet by senior women’s studies major Colten Tognazzini at Ortega Park with a traditional global issue of sweatshops exploit could solve the issue o f poverty the during the 10th annual Queer Wedding on Friday. Aztec presentation of dance and ing their workers, but shifted its music, as well as various speakers, involvement to a local level with See MARCH, p.3 2 Monday, May 14,2001 DailyNexus Daily Kaos Editor in Chief * Ted Andersen McVeigh Reconsiders Execution Choice Layout/Design Editor r i- Cara iennison w Training Editor r i- Jerry Beers ther appeals, he had no are yet more documents?” General John Ashcroft Campus Editor r i- Eric Simons idea <he FB I had withheld Nathan Chambers said on because of the evidence Asst. Campus Editor r i Sarah Healy evidence. ABC's “This Week.” foul-up. County Editor r i- Shaun P. McGrady AssL County Editors Marisa Lagos, Jennifer B. Siverts “In light of that, it’s A former prosecutor in Ashcroft said he will r i , AP Wire Editor r i- Sarah Kent completely reasonable for the case said she believed not impose any further Features Editor r i- David Downs him to reevaluate his posi the foul-up was uninten delays. Opinion Editors r i Curtis Brainard, Erin James tion,” Nigh told “Fox News tional and that the docu Just days before Sports Editor r i- EliavAppelbaum Sunday.” “The facts o f the ments should not affect the McVeigh wac to be execut AssL Sports Editor r i Matt Heitner Artsweek Editors r i- Trey Clark, Jennifer Raub WASHINGTON (AP) case are now certainly at outcome o f the case. ed, the FB I disclosed that 4 Asst. Artsweek Editor Andy Sywak — Timothy McVeigh’s issue.” “He has confessed to some 3,135 investigation r i Photo Editor r i- True Bui lawyers said Sunday he is McVeigh “has indicated the crime. The evidence materials — including r i- AssL Photo Editor . ^ Alex Ward reevaluating his position on now that he is at least will during the trial was interview reports and phys Art Director r i Shadi Muklashy wanting to be executed ing to take a fresh look at absolutely overwhelming,” ical evidence such as pho Copy Editors r i- Erin Coe, Kelly Stephens AssL Copy Editors r i- after learning the FBI things, hear our analysis of Beth Wilkinson said on tographs, letters and tapes Katherine Knighten, Rebecca Pellman Copy Readeis Chantal Boucher, Trey Clark, failed to disclose evidence — were withheld from * r i- Carly Gregory, Jaime Groves, in the Oklahoma C ity QfJthe withheld documents]. It’s McVeigh’s lawyers. r i- Jamie Morrow, Amber Neff, bombing case. McVeigh was to be exe r i- com plete^ reasonable for him to reevalu i i . Steven Ruszczycky The FBI’s lapse has cuted for the April 19, Office Director r i Jen H all prompted members of ate his position. 1995, bombing of the Chief Night Editor ri Loran Marsan Night Editors r i- Armando Alvarado, Kit Gray, Congress to urge hearings - Robert Alfred P. Murrah Federal * Jaime Groves, Cara Jennison, into how it happened, and Building in Oklahoma attorney for TimottwwpVè * Twyla Johnson, Sarah Kent one Democrat wants City that killed 168 people, * Jaime Long, Emily McReynolds, * President George W . Bush including 19 children. jL Rebecca Vanegas to appoint a blue-ribbon the facts contained within A B C . “I believe it is very The defense team has W ebm aster r i Jason Schock Special Supplements r i- David Downs commission to review the the documents and our unlikely that there will be just begun reviewing the Advertising Representatives r i- Krystle Braff, Joahnna Paula Cruz, FBI.