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THE INDEPENDENT STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF SAN DIEGO STATE UNIVERSITY
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Award gala honors
alumni, professors
By TRAcy
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StudiesandFine Arts awarded
Julia Stewart, CEO and prcsiWhat does the CEO of· the denh>f IHOI~witha Monty. .
International House of Pan: Stewartcartledabachelor's .
'cakes, th~ :vice president of the degrecin~omn1tmiGation i'l
world's largest ,pharmaceutical . 1977. Shc.said ,she receivcdthe
company and a n(1tionally award bascdt>nhow' she's
acclaimed researcher have in . shared the knowledge she
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They are all recipients of the
YI'm sothdIledl got a degree
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The 31.stannual Mon~ys , sa,id."rt'!1bccni~;crediblyvallj- .. '
Awards will be held March 29, abl.e in ' myctin!ercyerysingle.
San Diego Sta,te students and faculty face no penalty ,for engaging in consensual relationships. ,File photo
,2003. The .M6~tys Award~~day.ltha~ made-a difference ill
being hosted by "l1 a ppyDays"rriyca rcer,butalso in myper~ .
'. actress Marion Ross: andactqr sOl)allife-;::- withmy spollse,iny
: Paul Michael. -: I~onars 10 childfenand'fricndships;" .
alumni alld him! faculty mcm- ' Oneofthe distinguished fac.
bers forthoir profes~ionaVllltyawards \Nasgiven to
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accomplis,hments.Thecighttol- Edward Riley, director of '
leges within San Diego State, the , SOSU'sCenterfor Behavioral,
Imperi<ilValleyCalTlpus,.the . Teratology. He was 'given the ' .
library and theSDSU Alumni ' distinguished faculty . award .
Association are in charge of. b~se(lon .his outstanding teach..
The senate policy has viewed · a thorough iiwest.igation of the
selecting the recipients. . '
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S till,'SDS,Uconsiders , consensual
sexual relationships complaint, Block said. If the faculThe College .0fScienccs • the university community. . . .
.·.con4uct ina.ppropriate as \nappropriate conduCt for fac- ty member isfounda.tfau\t,they
awarded ' th~' Monty A""ard, to ' ."1 think intheJast few years
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SiegfricdReich, vice presi!;ient .' I've gotten some recognition for
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. It's unwise for facultyorstciffto.ment . canbeimpl,eirtented.from
. of viral and ophthalmic disease things thatI've done profession~
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engage in . consensu~I. rel~tion-. least severe to most severe: an oral
for PfizerGlobalResearch an.dally,"J{Ueysaid. "Recently, ,I was '
, " . 'ships with studentsbedmsejf the. rep'rimand,awrittenreprimand,
Development.R~ich · graduated
a'ppointe(to chair 'the national .
.' San Diego State 'has a'str~d pol- r~lationship ' ends ' s.ou'rly, a stu- susperision,d~motion or terminafrom'SDSU in 1982 with a bach-.. tqsk foi'cc~ on Fetal AJcohol$yn-'
. iCy on sexual harassment, but ' dentmayfilea sexualharassQient tion of employment
..•. el()rls degree inch~mistry.Sir1Ce ", ~irome by the(U.S.) se~ret.aryqf
wheriit coines to faculty-student complaint,BIocksaid. .
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then; he has returned to the cam-Health. Thatplayedarol(! m recconsensual relationships, the area :. Kelly did not file a .sexual there's ·nof'a ·formula that says if' . ' pus to serve as ti guest ,l ecturer,o&nizingsome of'mx accam'. is ashaQeof g~ay. ·
' l1a r assmentcomplciint, but' she ymi do this, it will be an oral rep- .'
for ~e depa~tr.nentof c~e~istry. ': plI~hme~ts,.
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· DireCtor of the OffiCe 'of Com- . did use the'dateto her: ~,dvantage:' .' rirnand,ifyou do th~t; it will be a
Relchattnbuted recelvmg the
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pliimce and PolicyAnalysisMar~ Toward the end of the semester ·· written reprimaf\d)jecausebyits
.' award to the connection ·he- of my professional growth." .
" tin Blocksaid the University Sen" . sh;, checked~n.h~r grade. · .., , ... v~rynature these kirids ot cirC\lID- .
maintained witl1the .unive\,sity . .Riley . said he. co~tributesto
,a iehas a pqlicy on c6nserisl.ialfac~ .. . . , I~asgettin~a B or ~+ 10 the,., stances~re uniq~e," Poppsaid ...
andespe~iaUywiththe cheQ'l- ' SDSU ?y'educatInS..I~students
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ulty~sj:udentrelatiQrtships,btit'it cl~;s andth~ug t lsho~ld get an . Generally thelmiversity fol.,
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A,S" hKellysald; h "d h' : .. ' b' ·· ·t. lo.w s a progressiv-e',disci p'l ine.
. . "I developed .an ' appetite forun;,v,erslty.. .. .
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changing her grade, stating she. mo .~! WI . rePde;a . ~ I.mcl pents
students mtheSano.lego PhD .
topic came easie~to . me m
versity views faculty-strident would talkto the schooljf he did. report\ng more . ISClP me, opp.
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.care.er. ,platform took off from . . .k .' . · . · l ·' th
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guidelinesori .corv~ensualsexual .sa,id.' He ended .up changing' her .' all cases ?re reported, Block saI~.
basedon.hls,dQnattonsto~OSU; " well, people look'atwhcrethey
relationships betweeilfaculty and , grade.
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mo.netanly and throug~ hiS ~ol-\Vere trail)ed, wh~rc they went
stud¢nts? ."
. . ' . , " . Poppsaid the type of consen- . they.dont want anythmg to hap'.
' .• to school. So that just kind .of
u,nteer work. .
TheuniversifY 'may want to . sualtelationships that areinap- pen, thuyjustw{mt foreport· the
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look into it after an incident in the . propriate are ' "power:' relation- .incident. In other cases, it's very
DI.eg() through the UntVer~Ity " '7he talks I give around the .
Universityo{California system.
ships - where 'the faculty has severe ,anditaffedsastuden,tal1?
WIth lectures at SDSU and country, around the. WQrld,,-:· The UCsystein willbedevel:- p~werin the form of grading or' or faculty/staff significantly,'
UCSO on chemistry and biolo- every time J go O'-;1t, San Diego
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. gyand biochemistry," Reich ' State's name IS being put out · .
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.SDSU has a poIic;y on sexual ·.Inappropriate ad·v,a nces·from .
said. "I fil1anciallysupportedth~re;That does the university
Berkeley'S :School of Law. He harassment. thatif a faculty mem~ students to faculty occur, ,but
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resign~d because a former femal.ebeJ;"comes on to" a student and quite infreque,ntly, compared to
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student is accusing him of sexual- the stude':lt rebukes the 'advance, .. facultyra~assirig .students.There
"twas'luckyehough t(\ work found' by, contacting . the San
.' ,Iy assaulting her while she was a then the facul,ty meinberis c;learly are also cases where staff harasses
with a c~mpany thatcould con~ Diego State Alumni Association .
'student, though he states the rela- in. viola~ion of university policy, '. student or vice versa;roppsaid ..
tribute money to those organi- 0 r
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tionship. ~as consensual.
Block said.
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Consensual relationships also
Most sexual haras~ment <;>r sex- p,owerin a .powerrelationship
havehappened on the SDSU cam- ual assaultcomplamts .are.st~- that is harassing or taking ad vanp~s.
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dent-to-stude.nt, ",,:here themcI- tage of someone who is under '
SDSU marketing graduate ' dent o~cur.rs mresldence halls or ,their jurisdktion," Popp said.
Kelly· said she went outon a date at .Pdarttes m greek houses, Block
Norma. lly, a student who wantwith her accounting teacher'S sal
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and asked her Quito go to abarfor get probably anywhere from three . talk to someone t ey trust. The
drinks and appetizers. At the end to 10 a year," Block said. "Out of . stu?ent v.:0ul~ be sent !o the
of the first date, it felt like it did 30,000 students it's not a large Office of DIverSIty and EquI~~ the
not work, butthere was an "oblig., number but even one or two a .Ombudsman - a neutral lIaIson
atory kiss" at the end, she said.
.year is t~o many - that's why we - or the Stu~ent Affairs .office.
KeUy said he never seemed do all the training to cut it down." . Facl:1lty mIscondtlct IS someworried about any issues pertainAs part of the "new faculty" th,ing tak.en ver~ seriously on
ing to policy on faculty-student orientation, there is a presentation campus! Popp .s?Id. Ther~ have
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· Consensual relationship's ' crimination. .
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university tries tOJ?rovideenough
betweenfacultyiuldstudents are
,For faculty found in violation deterrents for so people.lNon't
allowed, but not encouraged, . of the sexual hara~sment policy engage in 'inappropriate condu\=t.
Dean Popp, associat~ vi~e presi~ there are sanctions imposed, If a
Ralph Rubio (center), owner of Rubio's Baja Grill and SDSU
dent for faculty affairs, saId..
studentfiles·a complaint, there is. '*Last name Withheld.
alumnus, receives an award at las,t year's event. Courttsy photo
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IBounty' system
does a misdeed
to many youths
OW<ld<lVs, it seems <lS if
every ~omplex problem t1
child f<lces is met with <l11 ~<lsy
solution. While this would be
gre<lt if the "solution" actually
helped the child, the fact remains
that the "solution" is often more
harnlful than the origin<ll probtitled "Effects of Funding IilCenlem.
tives on Special Education EnrollPerfectly happy, IW<llthy ~nd
ment" finds that states with
normal children Me misdi<lg"bounty" systems fOf special
nosed with psychological disoreducation have significantly
ders <lnd some <lre even mishigher growth rates for special
placed in special educ<ltion proeducation enrollment than states
grams. Why is this h<lppening to
withont incentives. All but 16
our n<ltion's children? The
states prescribe to this system.
<lnswer is simple: It's e<lsy, <lnd it
The report showed that "62
pays.
percent of the increase in special
Over<lctive <lnd precocious
education enrollment in bounty
children are diagnosed with the
states is attributable to the finanextremely "popular" Attention
cial incentives. That rl'present6
Deficit Hyper'activity Qisorder
approximat<;ly 390,000 extra stuand given heavy narcotics.
dents classified as disabled
Methamphetamines, such <lS
because of financ;ial incentives,
Dexedrine or Ritalin are preresulting in additional spending
scribed, along with anti-depresof more than $2.3 billion per
sants, such as Amitriptyline or
yea~"
Fluoxetine. Tranquilizers, such as
In addition to the financial
Thioridazine, are also used on
incentives schools receive for
children who are supposedly sufplacing children in special educafering from ADHD.
tion programs, they also receive
A diagnosis of ADl-ID is a Godan incentive to place 16wer-scorsend for parents and teachers
ing students in special education
alike who don't want to take the
in order to remove them from the
time or handle the responsibility
testing pool. So if a child is perof caring for an active chihl.
forming low on tests, instead of
Instead of dealing with the chilspending extra time with that
dren, they feed them pills and
child and tutoring them, the.
drug them into walking zombies.
teacher simply throws them.in a
Overactive children don't need
special education class to boost
drugs - they need attentiop.
overall test scores.
Whatever happened to giving il
This is a serious problem.
child a little TLC? Taking your
. Schools are forcing perfectly norchild to the pMk to run around is
mal children into special educamuch more effeCtive - and much
tion programs without C{)I1siderhealthier - than drugging them.
ing the effecb a label of "special
Spoiling your child with love, lisneedS:' has on a child, let alonl'
tening and talking with them and
the fact that they're being cheated
most importantly, caring for
out of an education. Once a child
them, works better than any naris told that they are a "special
needs child," they're going to
cotic.
believe it, ultimatelv suffer blows
We' fe raising a generation of
to their sl'lf-estcem ~,lIld their
future drug addicts, stMting them
value of self worth will plummct.
e<lriy with prescribed heavy narRep. John Boehner, chairmun of
cotk's. The mixed message wl"re
the
I louse ('ommittee on Educasending Oll~ nation's childrl'n is
tion and till' Workforcl" and Rep.
ridiculous - "Say 'No' to drugs,
Mike Castle 'oi Dcl., ,1grce that
but feel free to go buck wild with
bounty
funding is a "cause for
the mcthamphetamines and sedaconcern
and an issuc Congress is
tives that the nice man in the
compelled
to consider."
white lab ((hIt prescribl'S Y(lu."
Our nation's children deservl'
In addition to turning our
rl'al solutions to their problemsnation's children into future drug
not fa:;!, simple answers. Drugaddicts, we're also giv·ing them all ging children is not a solution to
kinds of complexes. Perfectly norhclping overactivity, nor is forcing
mal children are bl'ing forced into
them into special education prospecial education programs by
grams.
teachers in school districts where
each school is given <ldditional
money based on the number of
- f['I/HiIL'r Wt'lIl't'r i:; iIIl [I/Xli:;11 :;['11children tlK'Y have in such prolOr.
grams.
Schools are misdiagnosing chil- Tltis COIIlIlIIl dot's 110/ I/[,U'%tlrilll
dren as having special needs for .
felled tilt' opilliol/ 4The D'lily ,
Aztec. SL'IId ('-/llilil/o
financial incentive, under a svslet terscil't hed a i IVazll'c.n 1m.
telll which is referred to as "l;oun11110111/1110llS 1['1I~'rs l('il/I/o//II' Ilrill/t'y funding." According to the
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Bush's plan for Africa
could be a false hope
he State of the Union
Address brought heavy
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emotions out
my apartment.
in
While Bush was talking ab()ut
hydrogen-powered carS <lnd
strengthening his stance on
Iraq, I was still heavily focused
on what hc had to say about
Africa.
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In his address, Bush asked
Congress to budget $10 billion
in new money and $5 billion in
already allocated assistance
over five year~ to provide
AIDS~fighting drugs to many'
Africans. These drugs may
help prevent seven million
new infections and carl' for
those infected with the virus.
Somc of this money would be
allocated to helping the children orphaned by this terriblc·
disease - or "plague of
n,ature," as Bush put it.
Th~n I began to wonder,
where is till' money coming
from <lnd who's going to distribull' it? On top.of these
questions, just Idst su mlllcr
Bu",h refused to sigh ,I U.N.
proposal that would provide
IIIV relief in Africd, lWC<1USl' oi
a clause allow'ing for ,1I1d "promoting" sll'rile ,lbortions.
For tho",l' of us who ,lrl'
used to stcrilization (~i tools
used in medical procedures,
this is a foreign concept. In
Africa, howcvl'r, large
amounts of people are infected
with tlK' IIIV virus through
the use of uncb1l1 or h,l/.ardous tools while having an
abortion. TIll' situation is similar to deaths resulting from
women trying to induce their
own abortions with coathangers or other unsuitable tooh,
before [{ot' v. WI/dl' was introduced.
Bush's dccision not to sign
till' accord left motherless children, childlcss parents ,md
nothing but l1l'artbre,lk. And
for what: valucs? Beliefs?
Votes?
All I had hoped for: in this .
situation was for a responsible
world leader to be able to recognize that there Me situations
in which moral issues - like
the rights of those yet to be
. born - that cannot be·
addressed in the same method
ilS that leader's own COl1l1try.
Africa is a different paradigm
than America, alid with it
must e<ime a different political
stance than the one you
address America with. Apparently this is a bit much to ask
of Bush.
In his addrl'ss, Blish was
obvi()usly. trying to show l'motion and G1fl' olbout the situation in Africol, \\:hl'rt' ,mestimated 29.4 million people in
",ub-S,)hM,m Airil-'l ,)rt' infected
with IIIV. To put th'lt ",tdtistic
in perspective, tlwrl' ilfl' 42 million IIIV infections worldwidl'.
Compdssion,)te conSL'rv,lti",m ,)t its shining bl'st is display\"'d here - the ,w.lilability
of a mor,)1 crusade, whill' not
having to get your h,1I1ds dirty
with.the fl',llitil's of the ",itU,Ition. Bush's hollow displ.lv 01
morolls to the people \-vhil~'
,lddrl'ssing tht' n.1tion did
nothing for the ~1l'opll' of
Airie,). The l1L'nelih of th'lt
.lccord would have been much
more f.lr-redching ior futurl'
gl'nerations th.1I1 ,m)' help it
provided in mid-terillell'ctions
by showing <l tough st;lnCl' un
abortion.
Be it by failing to prevent
young women ,md their children frulll becoming infl'ctl'd
with IIIV from unsdnit,lrv
ll1etiil\llel)uipnwnt, or ul;condition.llly courting the religi\)u~ righl in Americ<l, Busb's
moral code is indfective as a
proteclor of innocent Ii fl'.
Theil again, perhilps he's
coming around.
United Nations' spl'cial
envoy for HIV / AIDS in Africa,
. Stephen Lewis, praised the
president's words, saying it
may be a signal that the United
States is ready to confront the
AIDS epidemic in Africa. In"
news conk'rence in Johal1l1l'sburg, Lewis said, "It gives
leverage to activists l'verywherl' to keep the prt'ssure on.
It transf<.mns the response. It
opens the floodgates of hope."
EVl'n if the Unite~1 Statl's
were toseriollslv confront
AfriC<l with l'coliull1ic ,lid,
wlK're would our monL'y go?
Do \\'e send it to the United
N<ltions, or do Wl' givt' it
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Tspend a lot of time ori.th.e Inter. erateand fight dalkes arid cyber.Ll~t. When I'm not$kimming
men or other writer wannabes .
•. movie sites like'Film Threat,Tele:-vho:waste their time writing ·.
port City. 01: the Stomp Tokyo .'
about writing on the Internet. .
. ' commUnity, I usually stray into
No, there's nothing wrong
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with message boards ~ that is,
. socially inept often dwell. Like
. until there's some disagreement .
. rnalfonned Morlocks, these
some dirty jamook takes tooserid~nizens congregate in digital
Perhaps they're not all that
ously. Movie sites here, there and
. herds huddled in specially desig- bad. I mean, they do create a
everywhere fill with heated
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sense of community and allow
words typed by Chee-tos -cheesc.express themSelves, their frustrapeople of backgrounds and in
powdered fingers expressing ire
b.·ons·an
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various locatioris to discuss topics . over a mere divide in ideas. Some
as far ranging as writing; col'11
k theo ften-easi
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'ple to show some 6f their creativ- Internet opponent. Other will ini. . ,colored soft drinks and hoarded, . ity through their message board . tiate attacks concerning the conmicrowaveable victuals in some
user names, some of these hantrarient xhother's deviant sexual
way 'relating to or containing the
dles so absurd:that Clive Barker
practices. Some still will revert,to
· ingredients of pizia. If such a
wouldn't even name one of his
• simpler, .universal jabs concernplace' could be rendered visually,
Midian underdwellers after
. ing deficiencies in gro.oming and
it wouldbe like a Bosch painting . them. I've conversed with a lot o{-- personal hygiene. . . .
really nice and iritel~igent cats ori... ' . But to all this posturing with
except with, ummm... mOfe stuff.
'. I'm talking, of course, of Intermessa~e boards, whether they be
ha,nds in home position, I must
· ~et message boards.
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and his mother' and grandmother.
for not lii<jng Tim Burton'sFlanet
of the Apcs. What has that
changed? Will the person wounded by. Internet insults really ' ' .
.rethink his opinion.on the issue?
. Will the downed foe, his battle. ments'beaten down by the per. son with dirtier fingers, weep
him or herself into a dreamless '
sleep? Will the rhotions of those
mean-spirited keystrokes send
currents of air out of the room,
into the sky, interacting with the
atmosphere, thus causing rain .
clouds to fonn over Kyoto? '.' .
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to invest that much time typing .
your heart out to every other •
human being on the plan~t who
didn't dig Burton's Folly?
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your handle is: I'll be waiting '
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The Dropscience, Dies TOlligllt
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to throw tape loops into their progcore mix. Yet, The Oropscience manages. to sound almost nothing like
Mission of Burma, despite the similarThe Dropscience isa difficult band. ities. The music on Dies TOllig!,t is
It doesn't have the hip-hop leanings hardly pop music. These melodies
that the moniker would suggest, nor don't wrap themselves around you.
do these San Diego progsters care all They poke you, flick your ear, run cirthat much abput catchiness or pop cles around you and set fire to your
sensibility. Once you get past that, it's car, but they rarely come close enough
not so difficult. The five members of· to actually becoming familiar. But
The Dropscience blend punk rock and make no mistake, these guys are legit-"
prog into an entirely new realin of imate musicians. The skiIl involved in
experimentation, Not exactly math- crafting the album is rare these days,
rock, not really anything else, the yet they could have benefited from
quintet manages to make music that is s1ic~er production values. Regardless,
challenging, yet loud and raw enough The Dropscience is capable of making
to fit in with tbe Hot Snakes/Jehu an impressive album of hell-bent art
crowd.
punk that would lead one to believe
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ringer for Mission 'of Burma's Clint rock really must be a science.
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Killtia like: Tlte SIIlt1shillg PIIlI/pki11S,' flexes drum muscles dur~I}g the choThill Lizzy, Black Sabll(lth
: rus over the lyrics,'" As the-world goes
round. / It's got me thinking / That the
Almost as if a confession for the dis- things I want / Just keep me sinking
tinctly Smashing Pumpkins sound of down:" .. '
the album and Zwan itself, frontman
The requisite long song on the
Billy Corgan sings on the single album, "Jesus, I/Mary Star of the
"Honestly" that, "(t's too far to discard Sea," transitions from being some sort
the life I once ,knew"; later admitting "of twangy invocation, to a meditative
on themellotroned-out devotional' mid-section, to' a thick-guita.red, self"Heartsong,i that, "I use the same indulgent solo-fest. This raucous barrage of souI)d is followed by ~he
words to say the same thing."
. While the apparent Smashing album's finale, "Come with Me," a
Pumpkins aural ambiance is abound, bouncy little invitation with an air of
it doesn~t mean that Mary Star of tile" "Life on a Chain;"
Sea strays into the electronic aspirations of Adore or the alternate person~
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(though both albums' airs do make
appearances). Rather;'Mary is a solid,
if not familiar, album recalling some of .
the material heard on Siamese Dream
and Me//oll. Colliealld the 1I1fi"it~ Sad/less coupled with some quick-fix
hooks. It's not hard ~o sing along on
"Settle Down," as the band en masse'
sings "Never lose that feeling," h's
harder not to nod along
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"Why My Boyfriend (or Girlfriend) is Best" to
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The entries must be handwritten.
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Opening Spike Priggen's "debut"
album, The Very Thillg Thaf ¥1m TreaslIre is like peeking into a childhood
scrapbook in tlw attic of your parents'
house. The liner notes are filled with
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Spike's, nee Michael's, childhood pictui'es - bowl cut and all :...-- and the
songs are intimate .and honest, with
the 'kind of simple lyrics you might
write in the margins of your history
notes ina moment of daydreamy
reverie. From the twangy opener
"Every .Broken Heart," the wistful
yearning of "She Used To Be My
Baby," to the feel-good, pounding
bOllnce of "Yesterday," the album
shines as a brilliantly fresh pop prize .
Despite its release as his first solo
album, Trt'llslIrc is actually a coIlection
of songs written throughout Priggen's
'! 0 years in New York's local singer
songwriter circuit while performing
with a number of other bands, most
notably Boston's Dumptruck' and
Liquor Giants, He describes the
album not as a debut, but as a greatest
hits recorq noting, "This is my life:s
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work lip till now."
, Hopefully, sllccess \vill add a few
more lyrics to his story.
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BIG MONDAY,
BIGGER WIN
SDSU stays in MWC race
By
wit~winover
Pokes.
much more comforting to everyone
and much more stressfulif you are the
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those in attendance were encouraged. and play WIth th; lead. · .
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past-A ll d the San Diego Statemen/s shooting that wa~ .createdby. good
. bask{?tballteam did its best to stay in ball rnovementleadmgto a vanety of
fashion, turning . ba~kthe clock and .. :open l?ok~ for several pla~ers. ~lght
returning to itswinning ways, d~feat~ · of.thelr first 10paskets came on
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. third~straightlossto Colorado State on' an . astou~dl11g 39-23 mar&JO. Th.e
Saturday, head coach '. Steve Fisher Pokes l)ad beenout~reboundl11g theIr
talkedab.out having to play ~jtha opponents· .by moret~anseven a
sense of des pel' alion against gam~,entenngMonday s contest . .
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Wyoming... ' .. '.
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, ' " t th ' C "' b . " th ' At ·· .' WIth 14boards.Sanders ,»,as also
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. ' .Wl)atwe d~d today and what w~, SDSU'slosing ~kid, it gave Wyoming
~ave not done I~ o~~ last t.hr~~ga111es ' its first .conf~renteloss and kept the
IS we got a lead, FIsher SaId, . We had
Aztecs . in •.the thick of ·thingsin the
the lead m'o~tof the game, and 'it's Mountain West, Conference face.
CARLOS MANZANILLO
ASSISTANT SPO.RTS EDITOR
SDSU center MikeMackell asserts his dominance with a thunderous slam dun.k
as the Aztecs rolled to an 80-70win over Wyoming.duk Gawlik / Daily Aztec
, SDSU improved to 3~3 and is'justtvyo with 'plays,:' . Blai1d said. ",Tonight
games behind the conference leaders. . when they made their . plays, We .'
In his firstcareer ,start, Evan Burns responded." ..... .,
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McDonald's Al1~American filed lip' . plily,~DSU ,seen~ed toblowthe·gal11e , ,
the. boxscore-17points,oight: , wide opel1when EyanBurns ll1 ildean'
bqards, fiveassiststllld threesfeals~ inlP'ropable,falling~qway thn.'l'- .,
and seemed. to get
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and.try toplay wlth- .' , . '.' . . .. . .... '. ' ." ' . .•
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11-2 run to ehd the,opening stariza.put the game .out of reach with a
Wyoming would keep the game s~riesoffree'thrawsand an 'c mphat.close, but the Aztecs turned up,t heicd\lnk by Sanders.
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Retro gear-sporting SD5U. students - evidently thinking the Aztecs had just
"Games in the past, other teams win for us and has'usheaded b'qck in '
beaten Duke, or something -rush the court after the wilJ' Chuk Gaw!ik / Daily Aztec made plays and we didn't respond tl)~ rightdit:cction.~'
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Oklahoma' City and
. MWC Championships
next stop for Aztecs
By
MIKE MILLBURN
STAFF WRITER
What a way to end an otherwise difficult season.
The San Diego 'State swim
team, on a .tear since ·returning
from a holiday hiatus, capped
offandther successful weekenq
up north with a hard-fought vi~. tory over Fresno StateUniversi.
, ty,160-138.
While the Aztecs finished the
:~ual-meet season 6-8, hot on the
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streak, the Blilldogs' record enough to pullouta win."
dropped to 6-4-1.
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Schmied's victory in the 100- '
."This .feels very good," he.ad . meter butterfly (58.78) was part
co~c~pe~n.a Deardurff SchmIdt of a top-three 'sweep in that
~ald. ThIS IS w~at,~e were hop- --event by the Aztecs. Overall,
109 to accomp~lsh..
SDSU placed 28 swimmers in
FSU.was q~lck o~t of the gat;, the top three in , every event
c.apturmg a VIctory 10 the meet s throughout the meet.
fIrst event, the 200-meter med" .
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ly, however, as SDSU captured ~Igh n.ght ~ow, SchmI.ed s~ld.
victories in four of the next five
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and junior Jill Karacozoff, who sweep,- the Bulldogs roared back
eachwontwoevents on the day. toIife, winning four consecutive
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there,", Schmidt said. J,Yet,l we winni~g streakp~. tne 'li~e; jun~ '
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win in the 'was definitely the spring,"
500-meter Schmidt said. "We hadsorn.e diffreestyle; ficulties early in the fall, but
with a time when we came back, we did
of 5:06.52.
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After a three-week rest, the
Aztecs then team will make the journey to
sealed the ' Oklahoma City for the MounKARACOZOFF deal in the tain West Conference champi400~meter
onships, an event Schmidt said
individual medley relay, when may be difficult.
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senior captain Erin Kilpatrick
"We just don't have enough'
. . impact swimmers to 'win as·a .
finished with a 4:33.94.
After a horrendous first half team;" Schmidt said. "lndividuof the dual-meet season, SDSU . ally, we hope to do ' as we,ll a5 "
came back from break as a team 'po~sible~"
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condition, new tires, MUST SELL. Call Ev
at 650-3.03-3.055
BMW motorcycles, 1990 K75S with saddlebags, Corbin seat, $3900. 1984 R80STwith
saddlebags, $1400. 561-2148.
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5400K Ilrst yeilr potenlial (only serious inqUiries), call for free iOfo 888-206-3034
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$5$ Model 4 $'s, Cute. 18+, young
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Makfl fit illoney for pit work. am/pm/weekeml classes. Job placement asst. Call Bart(!O[hng Academy 619-296-0600
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$112,000 guaranteed for 12 month contract.
Seeking 6 female entertainers 18+ for natlol1wKle promotional campaign. No experience necessmy. Must be beautiful and have
a magnetic personality. Contact Excite Pro-'
motlorls at 619-234-6407 for recorded audition information.
51500 weekly potential mailmg our circulars.
No Experience Required. Free Information
packel. Call 203-683-0258.
$Mortgage Company$
seeks 10+ students to take loan applications from Homeowners. E-Z PIT hrs
a.m./p.m. shifts. Airport view. Outgoing
calls $8-10/hr plus comm. Avmlable if
you am ener\Jetic, lun & dependable.
Cillius today 10 start lomorrow.
.619-744-1900 x1217
A+ SUBS-Preschool Substitutes, aides,
& leC!chers. All areas, full time, .flexible
part time hours S7.00-SIO_00 hourly
call Jackl
858-565-2144
Actress's 'w/some exotic dancing experience
needed lor coinmercial training video. COlltract asslgnrnent up to $250/hour. POSSible
luture residual Income. Established produclion company. Professional,. creative, envIronment ContacI619-702-9187.
Amateur models no experience necessary.
Photo, video, Internet. Cash paid call LisC!
619-866-0166.
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR VALUABLE
JOB EXPERIENCE IN THE INVESTMENT INDUSTfW? A.G.Edwards Brokorage Firm (La ,Jolla). Please call KeVin
McFarland at 1-800-759-1045
Bartender trainees needed. $250/day potential. Local positions. 1-800-293-3985
x400.
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Pennsylvania (6/19 - 8116/.03) ff you love
children ,md want a caring, fun environment
we need female staff as Directors and Instruclors lor. Tennis, Golf. Gymnastics,
Swimmll1g, Waterskiing, Sailing, Team
Sports, Choerleading Ropes, Campin\J/Nature, Drama, Ceramics. Photography, Videography, Sllkscreen, Batik, Printmaking,
Sculpture, CalligraptlY, Guitar, Jewelry, Piano, Aerobics, Martial Arts, Baking. Other positions: Group leaders, Administrative/Driver, Nurses (RN's) On Campus Interviews
Feb. 25th. Apply on-line at www.campwayneglrls.com or call 1-800-279-3019.
Cruise line entry-level onboard positions
available, Great benefits. Seasonal or year
round. Call 323-644-2102.
www.cruisecareerS.com
DAY CAMPS seek Summer Staff
Residing in the San
Fernando!C:onejo Valleys.
$2800-53500+ .
888-784-CAMP
www.workatcamp.com
. Diveristy Employment needs 2 sales reps, 2
graphics/web designers. Call Oran 619-2644555.
Doorman needed at O'Hungrys resteraunt.
Call 298-0133
Eam a Free Spring Break Mexico Vacation.
Limited number of promoters needed immediately , to continually promote Paradiso Resort and Beach Club (former "Club Med, Sonora Bay") at San Carlos Mexico. Call toll
free ASAP 1-1388-263-331.0
EGG DONORS NEEDED
Ages 19-29 $4,.000 compensation.
Call Melissa @ 1-800-79.0-7633
Entertainers wanted,' make qUick cash, call
Deja Vu Kearny Villa for details. 858-279GALS.
Free photo portfolios for female modeling.
Includes photo shoot and 100 free photos.
(858)481-8838. www.homepage.mac.com/
digitaleyz
Friar Tux Shop is seeking PIT salesassociates for a high volume store. No
experience necessary. Flexible hours.
- Hourly and commiSSion $7-$9, depending
on experience. Kearny Mesa loeatlon. Contact Drew @ 858-565-.01,11,.
Hotel front desk clerk, part time, out going
personality and neat appearance a must,
week nights and weekends, Goff benefits
available. Apply in person. 30.07 Dehesa
Road, EI Cajon, Ca 92019. No experience
necessary.
JOB FAIR
SAY SAN DIEGO INC
3615 KEARNY VILLA RD, #101
SAN DIEGO 92123
SATURDAY FEBUARY 8th
10a.m_-2p.m.
Hiring Activity Leaders to work extended
day program, am or pm hours avail. min 6
units in CD, ED, REC, or related field. 6
months exp w/children. 15-25 hrs per wk
$7.43-$9.55 per hr. Please bring 3 references, transcripts and be prepared to interview. Call job line for more info 858-5654148. SAY San Diego, Inc is an EOE_
Local entertainment company is looking for
people who 'can provide' technical support.
Experience preferred. Sound and' lighting
knowledge is welcome. We will train. Work
is on call basis. Fax resumes to 760-8047825
POSTAL JOBS S9.04-S14_21
+Benefits, No Exp. FOR INFO,
1-800-495-5514 Ext:0896.
8a-9pI7Days-avail. varies
Room for rent in 2lbd 1lba apartment. $350
for own room, parking space, pool, etc.
Availible now! Contact 917-9914.
Room for rent In beautiful 3 bedroom
house. $800/month. Walking dfstance to
SDSU. No smoking. No pets. Female only. Call 619-246-8669 ask for Tony.
Tutor needed for 6th & 7th grade in Tierrasanta. MWF from 5-7. Cail Margo 858-2772563.
Wilhelmina Models and Pulse Mgml. sponsors a star search looking for people with a
great eye for finding talent. Amazing pay. 1888-727 -6569.
SERVICES
Criminal Attorney-DU!, drugs, MIP misdemeanorslfelonies. Marcee Chipman 6197.02-3848 [email protected]
222 Ash Street 1112, San Diego, CA 92101
Free computer training and food Saturday or
Sunday, limited space. E-mail [email protected] to RSVP.
GOT HAIR? Waxing by Leah. Back by
. popular demand. Call 619-282-7526.
Looking FOr A Summer Job? Join 30 other SDSU students and make $800.0 in 11
weeks. Call 619-519-0366.
Math/education major wanted to' tutor 5th
grade boy in math in Lemon Grove. $1O/hr
619-462-9687
MODELS: Female figure and lingerie
models needed for our monthly photography workshops. GPI (619)575-0100.
www.glamourphotonet.eom
Roommate wanted to share 4BD/2BA near
SDSU & Grossmont College, utilities paid,
$475/mo., no pets, no smokers 619-5898016 or 619-907-3978
Roommate wanted to share room 'in
2BD/1BA, :no smoking, gay friendly, pool,
$30Q/mol-$30Q deposit, AVAILABLE NOW!
619-265-1214
Roommate wanted to take over lease for
2bd/2ba. Cali ASAP 619-922-5286. Off
Montezuma $120D/mo
Roommate wanted, large room for renl
$35D/mo, close to SDSU. Ready to move ill
immediately call 619-463-394.0
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Looking for a part-time job? Need to work
evenings,? Established Collection Agency Is
seeking PT Customer Service Reps to work
5-9pm. Earn 58/hr w/paid training and potential to earn full time wages! Convenienlly
located 15 minutes .from SDSLq· For more
info apply in person at: American Agencies,
1660 Hotel Circle Drive North, Suite 215,
San Diego.
Room for rent w/private entrance and remodeled bath in 190.0 sq/It house 112 mile
from SDSU. Laundry, $6QQ/mo call 619269-9144.
HOUSING
lBR-1BA 5675 Mil Special with lyr Lease.
6165 Montezuma for Appts. Call 619-6868770
2BD/2BA Condo, Collwood Meadows. Walk
to SDSU. Fireplace, laundry: storage, refrigerator. Reducted to $I,295/mo 858-569479.0.
3/bd 2/ba house, $1595/mo, 2.5 mi to
SDSU. Garage, fireplace, laundry hookup,
fenced-backyard, no-smOking. 858-560810.0.
Beach cottage $985-$1045. Block to ocean,
1/BD, berber carpet. Large living room, extras 858-270-.0214
Bedroom w/privat(l bath/patio for rent in
house, 12/minute walk SDSU, $550/mo.
Russ, 619-588-6878 avail,able 2-01-.03
SDSUIVIEW closer to campus than
dorms. Roommate for 2br/2ba clean,
.large, pool, hot neighbors, 2 parking,
laundry. $55D/mo. Own room, bath with
showerllub. Call 619-286-8458
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Did you miss SPRING RECRUITMENT?
Are you interested in joining a sorority?
Call Alpha Delta PI at 619-582-6249 for
more info!
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OFFICE CLERK
PIT M-F, 11am - 3pm
1 yr general office skills req.
Del Cerro view home. 3BD/2BA Remodeled
kitchen/bath, quiet, Roman tUb, laundry, 2
car, $1795-$1895. 858-270-0214
Apply: Town & Country Resort Hotel
500 Hotel Circle North, San Diego
Human Resources Dept
Mon - Frl10am - 4 pm
Dual Master 110.0 sqft. WID in unit. Central
air & heat. Great for roommates. $1325/mo
call Melinda 619-582-1467
Fraternities· Sororities
Clubs· Student Groups
Earn $1,.00.0-$2,.0.0.0 this semester with a
proven CampusFundraiser 3 hour fund~
raising even!. Our programs'make
fundralslng easy with no rlsks_ Fundraising dates are filling quickly, 'so get
,with the program! It works. Contact:
Campus Fund raiSer at 888-923-3~38 Or
visit www.campusfundraiser.com.
Female wanted to share 1 room. 3b/2ba
apartment. Mission Pacific, close to SDSU
$325/month+l/4-utililies. Available now 619269-1726
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For rent 5 bdrm/2bath house with family
room, living room, large yard, and deck.
Newly remodeled. $2350/month. $2650 de- .
posit. Call Reyna 619-733-1619
IGREEK LE
One' room in 4BD house w/yard, hardwood
floors, half furnished, 1/2mi.-SDSU,
$35D/mo, call after 9pm 310-291-6826
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Part Time Sales Associate
. S8_50 per ':lour + Sales Incentive
Apply in person:
Crazy Shirts
Seaport Village West
853 W. Harbor Drive Ste. C
619-595-0468
Telemarkelers wanted. Calling homeowners, M-Th 5-8p.m. Fun atmosphere. $10/hr
Call Nicole 619-696-047.0 ext18
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DAILY HOROSCOPE • Wednesday, February 5th
Uy Linda C. mack
CAMCER (.Iune 22-,luly 22)-'I'oday is
SAGlnARIUS (Nov. 22-Bec. 21)-
Trihun~ M~dia S~rvic~s
a S-Review your' assets and liabilities, and reas.<;es.'l your net worth.
Odds are good it's greater than
you thought, and it could soon gl't
even gr~at~r. Morl' is hl'tt~r:
lEO (.July 2J-'\ug. 22)-Tllday is an
II- You like to keep up with the latl'st styles, and that' can get expensive, YOII lIIay ha,'e to moonlight
to mnk\' it happen. But. hey. that'~
doahle.
('-\ug. 23-Sepl. 22)-'jodaj i, a
5-0un't cry if something at h{;mc
~t'ts hroken nr bent I~yonrl
,
rl'pair. It cOllld he the opportunity
to get thllt IIl'W onc ~ou'\e hel'n
wanting.
1.18M (Sept. B-Oct. 22}-'lfHlay is a
1)- YOIII' creath'it~ is houndle.,.,
Imlay. You're good, and YOII're
abo Inspired. Acccpl the elll:ouragellll'lIt, und get started fill YUllr
gr~atl'st arhil'velllellt to date.
Ht.BfIt (Oct. 23-Nov. 2l)-T(,day is
a 5-00n't let yourself become
enraged hy a eo-worker's insensitivity. "l'it~ad, usc the l'nergy to
plow through a tOllgh job.
Today is a 9-You're ready to take
action, lind the time is l'inlllly
right. Blast ahead, using whllt
you've recently learned. You can
win! '
CAPRICORM (Dec. 22·J3n. 19)-Today
Is a 5-Solllcthing yo.u've bl'l'n putting up with at home could he gettiug to he too lIlurh twuhll'. Can
you l'ix it yrnrrself! :\Iayhl', if
that's what )OU like to do.
Othcry,be, pay.
MlAlin (Jan. 20-Fcb. IIII-Today
i<; an 8-A friend's craLY idea, (Jlus
yuur tcchnical skill, could lead til
a hrilliant i1dv'lllccmcllt. There'~
stnllgtb in diversity.
~g (Feb. 19·Mllrch 2UJ-Today is
a 5- You've dOlle the work, so y"u
.,tulUld get the puy. DOlI't he shy.
A~k fllr what you have Willing.
The chn'k-slgner is in II generous
moud.
DIAl'S 111\'1",-".1 (Feh. St. You're
.,mart, and g~tting smarter.
Ex~rcb~ yuur hody as well as
yuur hrain, and end up with lIIure
cnergy than when you started.
Begin hy .,ignin~ Ull .with a good
cuach or guru,
Ii, f.:i'lllIe lull'alltaf.:e, clleck the'
day's rolillf.:: J() is Ille I'a,~iesl day, 0
t"e 11/(1.11 clllllll'llf.:illf.:_
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dOll't get l'ocky_ You're nnt ready
to l'Ilalll'Jlgl' thl' clJ:1I11111on yd, so
dun't til'k olt him or- her. Ill' cool.
TA!!IUtS (April 21l-MlIY 20)-Tuday is
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saddle for a while, let somehody
know.
GEMIMI (l\Iay 21-Jullc 21)-Tllduy is
an 11-,\ fr-iend from I'lIr IlWIlY ('lUI
help you lIIakl' nwnl'Y, so don't
sp~nd thl' whole tilllc gossiping,
Ask what he or she is dning dIel'lively, and aplll)' it til }'ollr situation.
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