Matador kicker Ethan Beck. We approve of the RU-486 approval. Osborne is worth the wail. ,~"""" See page 16 See page 7 See page JO 1.. . . ii . - BAIL~UNDIAL Volume 4l • Number 22 Since 1957 Thur sd.1y. O
KCSN-FM Students flot hosts first graduating in live lunch timely fashion Administrators find interview ways to up grad rates Station discusses By KARMEL MELAMED CSU with Koester SUNOIAt STAFF n response to President Jolene By MANAL EL-KHOURY Kocstcr's recent calls IO improve SUNDIAL STAFF I gradualion rates, campus acade- mic administrators said they arc KCSN's first hvc interview looking into mcrcasmg the ' number lilied 'tit's Do Lunch." President of Sludcnts graduating on time from olene Koester discusscd ·the CSUN. ECalif~ia ~ University system John Chandler. CSUN and how she became campus P
Schools receive ·millions in state rewards SACRAMENTO (AP) - The department will further More than ·two-thirds of check their eligibili1y between progr~m califomia public schools. incl!Jd.. now and January. when checks~ Reward at a glance ing some of la.~ year's lowest· ex peeled to go out. scoring rural sc!'Kx>Js. improved 'The Academic Performance Ht"' ... ,_ and IJaur Library ·gets state funds for archives proposal was submitted In June, Valley history to be Curron said. recorded on Internet The Library Service and Technical Assistance Act alloca1ed By JARED ELLIS funds for state-supported libraries ... SUNDlAL ST...iff to begin updating onlinc! records. she >1id. ti he 0"4alt Library received a Curzoo said the arctuYe IS acc:csscd gram Sunday from the state at hup://library.csuo.edu. Tof California 10 produce an Library archivist Robert Internet archive on the hislOry of Marshall said the project will run 1hc San Fernando Valley. on lls own server due to the '1'his is one of few grants avail - amount of data being stored. able to libraries alone." said Susan Marshall described this digital Curzon, library dean. "We arc archive - the first of its kind - as delighted and honored 10 rtccive a way for people to view the San this money." Fernando Valley in the context of The library was notified of social movemCnt..'i that occurred ~llO at.. .US llMll' ~ receiving the grant, which totals SI 53,000, in fnid-Scpcembcr. The See GRANT, page 8 BBA provides career support Unity brings black for st\Klents who are ready to enter ..'The benefits of this club (arc) At three of the four mccungs speakers have helped her prepare the wOrkforce. They also concen· that you are pan of something, and they hold each month, a guest for the future and she 1s confidenl students together trating on issues that affcc1 black being able to affect ocher people's speaker from a corporation visits: on her preparation for the wort.1 ng communities and others. lives," said Micliacl, 21. She said the BSA 10 provide suppon and world. By CLAUDIA LINH Kisalyn Michael, external vice that the lack of black SIUdent social advice on how 10 succeed in the " h gives me a sense of belong- SUt-IDIAL STAf'f president for the BSA, said the involve~nt on campus moc.ivates corpoiate World. Topics include ing," Francis said. main goal of the assodadon is to them to bring everyone together. how to improve social skills. how to BBA also sponsors vanous aca · he Black Business support black srud Sunda Monda -Solo Cirdo , ...... - .. ,.._.. __,,,.,,_ la.a-lp.ia. l p.a. Gr.-, USU S!Mo!~Cllk ...... MICUA--_,.,.._ --...... 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California State University, Los He said CSUN plans tO noc1fy Ange~ had 71 percent of first -lime and provide advisement for students freshman and 63 percent of transfer who were in good academic stand- students graduating on lime, the ing but dropped 001 because of per- report indicated. California State sonal or economic issues. University, Domina:uez Hills had a ''This (review of graduation rates) S2 percent gradua1ion ra1e for firM - 1s one of lhe highest priorities for lhe time freshman and 70 percent for pn:sidelll and lhe Jln>"°-'t'S office," DAV1D 9ULJ"Ni:ll ' °""'-"' ~ lnmsfer siudents. Handkr saJd 'This flOI a criticism Ir 1 pntporld llllomont doll Sept. 11 , Prelklent Jolono Kouter olltod CSUN'o grlduetlon rot1 l1 lagglng Koester and CSUN 's academic (of !ilUdentsl. bul IO help !hem." 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AIDS Walk Los Angeles benefits AIDS Profed Los An9eles and other AIDS service organizations throughout Los Angeles County. APL.A is one of the oldest and largest organizations and provides service to more than 8,000 men, women, and children. Northridge has been very dedicated in their efforts for the CSUN team. If you are interested, you still have time to register. Every walker gets a free T·shirt. The CSUN team will meet at 7 am in. parking lot C tho morning of the walk. Bus transportation is being provided by local member of City Council (alf donors names are on the iJack of the T·shirt). We even will have breakfast provided. Please com9 out and support Northridge, by becoming part of the tradition and demonstratin9 the power one pe(son hcts in the fight to end AIDS. Stand• with registration forms have been placed all over campus, including in our very oKtce of A.sociotecl Students. H you have any c~cems or questions please contact the chair of the AIDS W~lk steering committ-, Amy Reichboch at (818) 677·3683. ' Atso, prizes will be awarded to the top 20 fundraisers from Team CSUN ~ Already, prizes like mountain bikee from Target, free partc:ing for a semester, gik certificates to the Bookstore, restaurant gik certificates and o-ra are being gathered for CSUN Walkers. In addition, plaques will be awarded to clubs and organizations with the most wqlkers a~ the most fundraising. Call to sign up your group todayl A s s 0 c I SUNDAY•OCT 15 A SUNDAY•OCT 15 2 0 0 0 T 2 0 0 0 E A TEN\.KILOMITIR D A TEN l(LLOMETIR FUN.DRAISING FUNDRAISING WALKATHON WALKATHON Benefiting Benefiting AIDS Proiect 11AIDS AIDS Proiect 11AIDS Los Angeles PllHCT los Angeles PJllJICT and other AIDS service and other AtDS service organiiations across organization.s across Los Angeles County Los Angeles County T1 Siii Ur Call l818J &D-3683 A S!t(H..1 ATE D sTODU.Jt::.;, JNC I The Daily Sundial • CSUN • Thursday, Octobe.- 5, 2000 • 1 Op Ed O pinion, Editorials and Lcucr.; A small prescription. for the future as1 week, the Food and Drug Admi nistration fina l- ....•<. Lly approved RU-486, the abonion pil l. Pro-choice activists cri ticized EAR.TH : 2050 AD : 1he FDA for dragging iis feet dur- ing the approval proccsS. POPULATION 50 BILLION The drug fim became avail- WHO NE£05 RU"t9b able in several European counlries ( more than a decade ago. Despite the controversy over abonion. the avai lability of RU- 486 to the American people is a positive step. Choosing to have an abortion Editor In Ch~ is an emotional and difficult ..- ;..:- STACEY KLEIN decision fo r most women and, ~EdltOt" KATHRYN S. HARTIN until now, has been complicated by a traumatic and invasive Ck)' Editor JOCELYN"· FOX medical procedUre . · After choosing to procecdr Op-Ed Edit.or HIKE FONTANA wi th an abortion. a woman fre- {i t~ Wi,..Editor quently is forced to have n LORI JUDO procedure at a clinic thronged ~ AAE Editor by .pro-life protesters. making N SIMONE SCHM11M demeaning accusations about D Sporu Editor her mora ls. ... BltYANfOWLEfl This situation is intolerable. L' C»endar Editor The suPrcme Court decided in . 'A.RONHNDER Roe vs. Wade that states had oo ::z. Pho«> Edito< right to prevent women from g BOa SANDOVAL seeking abortions. Whether or 0 ""Dl...ao< not people agree with the deci- IEN SHALOM sion, heckli ng emotionally dis· skyrocket. Allhoogh the logic Those who oppose a woman 's llustm:ions Edit.of" traught women and bombing behind this argument seems right lO •hose have every right to JOHN RUIZ .,bonion clinics is not the RU-486 requires sound, it is not born out by facts. make their opinions known to Copy Edito by CSUN's online historical GRANT archive, he said. Conffnued from page I A committee comprised or Manhall. special collec- through history. tions archivist Tony Gardner '"This wi II be a brush- and mulliple members or Slroke 1hat will show us our local historical societies place in history," Ma11hall ran&ing from Chatsworth to said. "We hope the site will Tujunga will select images be used as a teaching tool for the project. Marshall for students, facuhy, and the said. community." " We wi II be able 10 He added. "Reaching all include approximately the way back 10 the 1700s 2.400 images ... he said. and the first mission and "There are over ·200.000 then documcn11ng the available. Due to time and changes up to the 1930s will money rcs1ric1ions, we be inicrcstmg to see." won't be able to include Marshall said the them all right away" Valley's history has not been Curzon said in-dcp1h fully documented in this data collcct10H has not manner to date. Walrluts, begun because staff is Slill chicken farms. 1hc bemg hired. Mulhollands and the '1'wo people, a project Lankcrshims will all be arch1v1s1 and a ICG:hnician, included. w1J1 be hired." Curzon sa1~ "Questions like 'How did ''The team will be given one water come tot~ Valley?' will year to dcve lop an orgam zed be ansY..ercd," M~ll said. d1g1tal hbrary that is easy to Resources from the access by everyone." Oviall and other libranes m Marshall said. '"The tame the Valley will be included, clement is goiilg to be diffi- he said. cult This is a lot of infonna- The Ov1att's special col· tion 10 sort t hroug~. and Ofl( Ject1ons and archives depart- year is limiting. That's how ment is heading this project. grants work thou&h.." Marshall said, and will pro- He added. " We'll do our vide as many documents. bc>I ." photographs. maps and 3-0 Curwn said the project objects as possible. was deterred in past years j4A•0 ~ 10...r~ Marshall said images due to damage the library A committee of local htatorl•n• wlll t.-1ect document• for the S.n Fem•ndo Valley Internet hlatorlc11 1rchlv1. \ . . will be scanned or digitally suffered during the 1994 pho1ographed, and narra- Nonhridge earthquake. lives will follow. Links 10 "With lhc completion of other hlSloncal societies' the construction. this scmes· sites will accompany most ter was lhc perfect ume 10 of the information provided begin lh1s project," she said D~,NCER IN THE DARK IS A GODSEND' GO AND SEE THIS MOVJE 1 lllllWAHT".._....,...n-"'9**** .. _, SUIUMI.' • I The Dally Soodial • CSUN •Thursday, o.:.- 5, 2000 • f KCSN ,...;,y jlf -~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ California has a choice CSLJN Greens supports: - • l..l_vlngWage · •"E.lectoral Reform • Schools, Not Prisons • Universal Health Care • Safe Food & Family Farms Why is TIAA-CREF the #1 choice nationwide? ;The TIAA-CR_i:f'., Advantage. 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'*"""'~- ...... l (.. MlllflMillilll -~,.,.."' at (818) 677-6024 STUDENT ' IB I t ! • I 0 •The Dally Sundial • <:SUN • Tl-••ndor. October 5, 2000 Arts and Entertainment Os)>orne sings 'Righteo Soulful Rock singer performs-a diverse variety of music By SIMONE SCHRAMM LOve .. is a good eumple of spir- ituality, starting out with 1 pounding electric guitar riff that he new CD .. Righceous merely compliments her forceful Love,'' by Joan vocal delivery of this sligh1l y T Osborne, _>'IS a long aospclesquc tune. Although it's a time in the making. five years lo modern. up-to-date spiritual be eucl. And the wait is well ditty, the words r~vert back to worth ii! 1hc old gospel s1andard From the beginning "Amaz.ing Grace." · track,"Running Out of Time" to She belts out words like " I the Bob Dylan cover "Make you was a lroubled soul , I had a wor- Feel My Love," she belts out an ried mind, drifting from place to eclectic mi:luure of tunes with place, I was the restless kind" wicked abandon. This CD con- and "Ir I sprouted wings, I would tains a variety of siyles from no1 be amazed 'cause faith is a gospel and blues to exotic mystery that r6cks me for days and days and days." This sonJ can be l""°o things: an ode to the man of her dreams and a spiritu- al claim to her faith in God or If I sprouted spiri1uality in acneral. wings, I would ·Osborne's cover of " Love is Alive" by Gary Wright takes some not be amazed getting used to fOF those of us who know the '70s original. Al first lis- 'cause faith is a ten. J\lan's occasional vocal mystery that scratchineSs sounds as if it might not do justice to this song. since 1he rocks me for ooginal is a straight -forward rock days and days ballad. However, give it a few, and I mean a few listens, and you' II be and days. blown away by her robust execution Qf each note. During the chorus as she sings - Joan Osborne, " My heart is on fire , my soul's ~inger like a wheel that's turning. my love is alive, my love is alive," she sounds as if she 's having an orgasm. Again. she could be Eastern stylea. Songs such as " If singing this to a. man, God, or l was Your Man'' and "Running even both for that matter. Out of Time" have a definite Other soulful. rhythm and Eastern innuence with their clec- blues-driven songs include the .kNln 09bome delYea Into new aplrttual hlgha on her curTent lnteracope Reconla CD " Rlghtoua Love-" ""'l tric silars and burbling beau. first single "Safety in Numbers" The lauer tune also features and "Angel Face." In the street· time. "Angel Face" has a basic She visited several Eastern coun- musicians there. She even had echoes of Joan's previous album wise and soulful "Safety in gospel feel to it and just up lodes tries after her enormous succes1 the privilege of performing for " Relis.h," an equally fantauic, Numbers," the listener can defi- with Joan's gritty vocal style. with ~" Relish" in t 995. There, the DaJal Lama and sang with collection of bluesy songs about nitely picture Joan walk.ins down The mood of thi s CD ia the ahe immersed herself in lndtan. Luciano Pavorotti and Bob spiri1u1lily. a New York city street amongst result of a journey she took 1ha1 classical and qawwali mu sic as Dylan. Talk about a .variety of The 111le track .. Ri&hteous people, yet alone ~t the same was bOlh physical and. spiritual. she played with several popular musical s1ylcs! ...... kialldlO ff TliE RECORd I Tho Daily Sundial • CSUN • ~. Oc.- S, 2000 • 11 Arts and Entertainment Rapping away. .. CSUN A&E Calendar IS.A9tW~'flUMOIAL Prtotity-. llrtl•t - 10pet1onned 11 .. at the Unlve,.lty Student U~lon Wodneodey. Hie ·co lo called "The Poper Route." Comedy .Central techs us with 'Battlebots' viewing people !hat arc compet- uuve Debbie L1ebhng She said New show is a meohanical ing in a robot 1ournamcn1." that it 's ran: when all of that can "Battlebots" was created by come together in one program. Edward (Trey) Rosk1 HJ and D'Ernco has a simpler expla- Sp.m,-y 'Ceiebrity Death Match' Greg Munson. two friends who nation: ··1estos1erone" PMonniogAIU Ccrur $19.30. Scnkn SIS. Studenls $10 that 111!,Sll three minutes or unt1 I have been gadget-craz.cd since If you need a changCj of pace By ANDREA CANTER Hear Bradlian boss.a oovd a.s 11 was one -of the robots 1s knocked out 1hey wer.e youngsters. Now. 1hey after watclun& i.hows about CONTR IR U11NG WRrrF,R mconl ID be or incapacitated. This competl· are bringin& their ·passion for 1nlrospec11ve teenagers or poht1 - tion takes place in the mechanical mayhem 10 a mass c1ans, turn on Com~dy 'Central to rom Dr. Smith's compan- CSUN Symphony ion on "Lost in Space" to "Battlebox," an arena featuring audience. sec s"p1ffy -louking robots Tekno the P\IJ)p)', robots various obstacles for the contes- ·•saulebots" appeals 10 people reduced 10 scrap met:tl One 1rore F tants, including 'slcdgchammen. becalUC It offer$ reaJ ·"citemcf\t. lf\ing; ~~•":JI ancmp any baup have long been a fasdna1ion for humans. A new television show traps. and spikes that rise from serious i.:om~tifion anA natural bke this Oil home. Yoor vacUum ctc4i' actually combines our interest in the floor. comedy. said Comedy Central exec- or VCR may never forgn-e you mechanical creatures with Announcer Bill Dwyer, a blcachcd- blondc Dennis Miller t::ompctitions. lypc, promises that Come visit Spain ... Fuente Ovejuna Indeed. the "Battlebots.. 1s "comm11 - baulc of the tcd 1u restoring your Oct(>.8, 11 · 15 . faith m uncensored acls 8 p.m. Thurs-Sal.. 7 p.m. Wed .. 5 p.m. Sun. nor women, nor big- Further commentary 1s Sn.dio Theam: wheelers, but robots, specifically provided by play-by-play A classic play abool 1476 Spolllsh " Battleboti." announcer Scan Salisbury. TV ''Battlebots" u a half-hour scientist Bill Nye. 1wins Randy weekly series on Comedy an(t_ Jason Sklar from MTV's LA. County Arts Open Central ll fceturei.; homemade "Apartment 2f," and " Haywatch" -House';\t CSUN robots engaged in violent compe- star Donna D'Ernco tition. D'Errico. a former Playboy Saiunlay AU 0.y (call f Ar,fat demands inquiry, protection for his people PARIS (AP) - n.e focus of lhings," Justice Min1sler Yossi overnight. In nonhem Israel, a l1rge on an "irresponsible provocation·· Officials said the Paris talks Middle Eas1 peacemaking efforts Beilin told Israel radio We NEW SPORTS BAR lN CHATSWORTH! 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Beck has played at the wide roceiver spot. but during presca- son practk:c in August. Beck suffered a oompoond dislocarion of his pinkie lin- ger. making it difficull fur tum to catch pa;scs. Despite being disappc>ntal. he knows he has an important rote on the team. tifillador head 00ach Jeff Kann Senior punter and place kicker Ethan Beck la 1n Integral part of thla season's Matador football team. belibios Beck to be • key compooen< or his squad. only one pass. one lCJUchdown "Randy backs me up all the way," "Beck 1s a big pa.rt of any team sue· Late in the 1998 season. Matador Football is not the first lime Beck Beck said. ~." Kearin said. kid.er Manny Marquez went down has expcnenccd success as an ath· Squeezing time into his crazy ochfd. ll<£k said he has accSHIAN fear of prott5tCIS and ridicule that Not a significan1 amount, gruiled. get the law changed. • JENNIFER RO!"! currently hampcrt the process. for examine the the drop aven\ged. 001 to .. In the~ of RU-486, despi\C . , JARED ELLIS '!"PfOxi:,i . ~E l.-..OUR'f both the doctor and the palien~ wdnian arid, . if~ the ma1