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SERVING THE NEWPORT -ME.SA COMMUNmES SINCE 1907 ON 1HE WEB: WWW.DAILYPILOT.COM 'RJESDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 2001 '
2002 eampaigri ·could hurt .-Crystal Cove
Ii Calif 9rnia State Parks
· director may run for state
Senate eat, a move that
would force his resignation.
Pu Clinton
0AA.Y PtlOT
CRYSTAL COVE -The 46 cot·
tclg dotbng th rocky bftdch here
may lose their b19g I boo!tter
STORM ROLLS IN
CaWom1a State~ P~k.s Dtrcctor
Rusty Areias. by 1gnalln9 hlS run
for a stale Senate eat on Wcdnes4
day. rouJd be forced lo r 1gn tus
cabinet post next month
The outspok n Ar 1a hd taken
a tugh-pfohl role 10 th future of
the histonc bwJdtngs. prormsmg to
·find·money m wt coffer. to pay for
their restornnon
Ori Wednesday, Art'td filed d
·declarauon of mtc>nl" lo run ln the
12th Senat ' DLStncl, w tuch trC'tche
from Merced to Sahnu
Areias. who wtlJ square off
again.st Gdry Cond1t' 34·yeer·old
son. Chad, m the March 5 pnmdry,
said he could be dn equctlly valuable
aUy to th state (>clrk m the elected
ruk.s
• U I oould go over 10 the Senate,
1t will help· the histonc cottages. ~ ias swd ·As dn 1nOu nllcll mem-
ber of the S<>nctte. I WlU be able to
help" locate lunds.
ActJvisb who hctve taken d lead-
mg rol tn the effort to craft d project
wrth Stdt<> Pork ofhoals say they
ar n't cone m d about the prospect
of Are1a leaving his post
Hetr Joan IMne Srruth. who
co·found ~ th C~tcll Cove Con-
rvancy with act1Vl.st Loura Davick
to h Ip ra1~ money for the r tora-
tJon. said oth r J>drk ofhndls would
gTdb th baton lrom Areias
· •You have poople m State Park.s
who 'iUpf)ort thi.s JUSt as trongly as
Rusty de><·\,· Snuth ctJd. ·rube sor-
· ry to Ru .. ty qo, but I dun t thmk
the policy w1U 'httn<J•• •
J annPtlf> M ml~·'· u Laguna
Beach activist who ho' Ix: n d4tf!ply
10Vol\ed In the pJdn for thf" cottages,
scud funding lor tht• pr•'ff'' t wouldn I
be der~ilH<f hecduw 11 1 high on
Davis pnonty ll'>I
"Th• C~'>ldl Cr1\1 polu} rnm
from the go\•·rnur 11ll1u•. • "'for·
ntee .. 'idld
SEE CAMPAIGN PAGE 4
SeCt leader
sued by
2 county
employees ,
• P1ecemdkers' dds. n w l_etters
cau ed a 'loss of reputdllon,
hame,' health ofhcpr, allege.
Loltu H•rper
DAILY PILOT
COSTA MESA 1\vo c minty health
department ofhcer-. who owr th£> pd.St few
yed.rs hclv hdd nurn rous (•ncounter..
with a Costa Ml!.sd relitpou '><><1 hav
ftJed wt aqam.st thP lNd<•r of the group
dnd d fonncr m ml r dllt"<Jln9 tht•y w£>r
libeled in neW'>pdJ.>t'r d<I dnd m•w IPtter.>
Officer.. Kdren .,...,.,. dnd Brun• Fr -
man of the Or~ge Count) H aJth CMe
Agency t laun th P1l'< emokers mad
publ.Jc tatem+>ntc.; thdt rau<.ed them to
utter "los ol tht•tr re"putdtJon, hcUn ,
ffiOrtlhCdllOn cmd hurt f hnQ"i, • dCCOrd-
mg to d ldw u1t hied m tktohn
SllVI MCCMHI: /OAl.Y l'llOl
With the afternoon sun letting on Balboa Pier, sldmboarden Parker Del Pon~. 16. left. and Ry.ID Rhodes, 16, walch Incoming waves.
~ bild aid Monday afternoon would be rainy, but the lorm wu delayed until evening and the sun set on partly doudy ski
f\.1dne. · Kolo m<.k1, the oul'tJ>Oken
I dder of the• Pl K •mdke1", and Ann
SorPn.s<>n wew ntllTlt>d d" d<>fendants
Sorenson hd'> me P. h·lt tht> P1e<:t•mdk rs
dnd Wd undvdlJdbl lor rommt•nt
New dnd Fn.•t•nrnn rould not be
reached l\1ondil)', and thetr dltorne~. John
Gulmo. did not return ri•pt•otf.'<1 r dlls
Th under~torms predicted this morning, with bigger waves along the beaches
1 lowdrd utter, o '>pokt·'>mon lor thl!
h€•alth departm •nt v. hen• "l •we and
Fret"mdn work !tdtd lht• t19<>nq; Wd
awdn.• of thP low u1t hut L' not dir Uy
involved · T he toml y tern that powNI mto
N wport·M Sd on Monday evC'nJO{I
Junny the rush-hour commut(' ffidy
llck around for thl.S morning's commute
There is a chanc of thlmd rstorms Ous
morning. Mid m t rologlst Noel L'>la ol lh<>
NabonaJ WNth r Servi Th tonn hould
gtv WdY lo pdrtly doudy kJcs l.tu:. clflemoon.
But whJJ • th r<> i.sn't much rd.l.O on th
way, ur1 ~ mdy be> lh<' b19 l benehcw-
. n ' . a th • lonn !.houlct kick up om<' J . to
5-foot wav today, dururushmg over the
re!>t of lh w k to 1 to 3 I "'· I Id ddd<.><I
Thf> swell conung m from the northwe t 1l>t
. exp<>ctcd to produce bigger wdv mo:.Uy m
San Diego County, although local ur1 <.pots
could g t some of th drtion ctlso, I Jd said ..
The CctlJfonu I hghwtty Patrol urg Cdu-
tion wh n dnv10q, mcluding lecsvmq •tulr
before work or <;<hool 1mr• clnvmg ~lowl)
.. Motonst houJd di rcmt•mbN to IC'dVt'
C'xtra pctce bNw n.thetr tdf and th • v tu-
cle ahead to prov1d un ~«JW rout<' m CdW
the dnver m front brake un"xJX•ctl'<ily,
Officer Katnna Lundgren ..ud
After the hrst hecsvy ram the rood<. t<>nd
to be bck becau of th 01J dnd dt•bm; that
come to the urface. Lundgren cldd(•d.
-Deirdre Newman
The P1 cemakl'f Cuuntiy ~tor• ctl
1720 Adams Ave .. hell bf'en hc1htmg court
bdttJ Wlth th h dllh d pdrtm nt 'mc-e
1992 and wa on probation Im thr •ye.us
for past h cllth-cod v1olat.1om R ular,
unannounrf'd m pectwn were pa.rt of
the probatlonctry t nn • wha< h led to 4
gr at d I ol ang r b) man-,: m mbers of
the Pi emakers .
Orange County musewn's art cliiector o:µ the mend
Kol m ki lx>li vt><l 'p"'e dncJ F
man were hell tny m •m •r., of h r
qroup and bto ... t d the t"' u othr "rs I.I\ h r
penod1c n ",1 •tt r ct.nd 1n an csd .. · rttse·
m nt lhdt dppecuc<l 10 th Lo Ang
Tun OrAng •County t'd.ttJ n, ~ said.
In o P1 ?< emak r n w I lier from
'o"embe,r 2000 f\old'Ul.Sk.J Ccllled w
•Naomi Vme' prognosis is 'very good' after recovering
from brain surgery, art museum spokesman says.
vounea....
OAtlY Pllor
NEWPORT· BEACI I -om-
d from th Orang County
Museum ot Art &Mounced M on-
day thdt dll'eclor Naorru Vin lS
r overing from a succe ful
• urg ry tha t r mov d a
m lclnoma tumor from h r brain
m late September.
Vin had uttered a cer bral
hemorrhcJge 10 AU<JU..<.t which
museum ofhC'ld.b had kept qw t
about unul th~ w ek. In
improved h Ith. Vme hd.S dead-
ed at would be appropnatP to dl -
close her cond1t.1on. museum
pok man Bnan Ldng ton said .
A n xtended 1>enod of recov-
ry xpe<'1ed. and Lang ton
added that h r time off will prob-
ably t-xc<'e<I thr month .
Chief Curator and D puty
Director Eh.tdbeth Armstrong,
who join ~ th taff 1x months
ago, was named ctlng director tn
lati pt mber by lh museum's
board of troll , b h ince
ov n both her ruraton4.I
SEE MUSEUM MGE 4
and Freemdn two rctptsts • who violated
the group' co~Utuuon41 nqh by ot r-
mg th tore anct otmg th m for rod
v1olalloM.
On ov 2Q, th nm ran th edver~
usement placrid b th Pl mak r& that
tolled othc1 1' from the H alth Core
Ac ency •mart.Jan r pUl •
SEE LIBEL MGl 4
Keeping a . list ensures the dtJys go sm oothly QAllllS _____ ,
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A 1 I grow oldet' end progrea-
lively more Mftlle, 1 need
moN and more .-..nee
remembering tbingl. Tbua, I have
betome almolt completety depen·
dnt on tM y.Uow le9el a.blet on
whkh I keep what amounts to 1
daily diary of tblnat to r....amber. It
909t IOIMdling lib Ibis: .
1. Open ey91.
11UI ii nec1111ry becau. U I
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and·if I didn't bave that remind r. I
w oWd probebly 1peod lbe ,.., of
my We in bed, r 1rdJ .. of • hue·
gry bNgl
3. Go into the bethroom.
Tbil It very unportant bee•
No. 4 on my bit ii Uling the bath-room. and you C'b JM that it
becoaMI quite •wkward lf I omn
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tMt not wby cbeck .... paper
MCb morning I k)oll at tbe peper IO
I know what day tt la. Oace l do, I
c:he<:k my ~ IO .. wbet
urgent eppoia'-111 I hive for the
day At 81, not IMDY·
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ON
2 Tuesday, November lJ, 2001
11c111ii11c BACK
Making
thankful
plans for
holiday
Thu Daily Pilot went
to I larbor Vi<?W
Elcmuntary to ask
fourth-graders,
'What are you doing•
for Thanksgiving?'
'Having a
small party at
my house.
There will be
about 10 of
us. me, my
grandma.
aunt. my
mom We're
going to eat and most.likely
watth football •
MIGE GARCIA. 9
Newport Beach
'Having some
thing small
with my
immediate
family, pioba·
bly at our
house. and
eat bfead.'
KELSEY
DAVIS, 9
Newport Beach
'I'm doing
something big
-flying to
CKcgon to see
my mom's side
of the family.
We're going
to stay in nan·
na's old house
by the river •
'Have a small
party at my
house With my
grandma,
grandpa,
mom and dad.
My mom 1s
cooking.'
MALAYNA
KnuY,9•
Newport Beach
RYAN ROLRS. 9
Newport Beach
'I'm going to
my grandma's
house She
lives 1n New-
port Beach
She's doing
the cooking.
but some oth-
er family
mem~rs might cook, hke my
mom and aunt. We might cele-
br1te my birthday too; it's on
Friday the 23rd.'
JOSH 1MAl., 9
Newport Beach
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llllFLY II lllCAftOI ·
Harbor View will celebrate
natioDal Blue Ribbon award
Harbor ~ EJernenmy SCbool will be tlW·
formed lnto a w..-n WblM Home on Friday for
a celebration ol tbe llUdeall' ecadmlic addeve-
menll. •
The ICbool is one of ~ CaWomla Dtlbn·
gwsbed Schools to the diltnct and the only o~
to win a prestigious nabonal Blue Ribbon, et ward
this year.
SChool offidals ~ to travel to Washington.
II. THE (LISSIOOM
• ----tba Blue RibbOo plaque but decid· o.c., to-....... the Sept. 11 anacks, So the ~ 10 them and will be pre1ented Fnday
· lb qualify u a ~uilhed school ma.anly
reqwres an AcademiC Performance Index sco~
sn the upper halt ol state IC'OJ8S, The lndex is
baled 00 the Stallford 9 ~ t m the spring.
Then schools must complete a self m nt
that mvolves the entire schOol commuruty m u
common schoOl·ID1Provement project.
The Blue Ribbon cntel'1.d f~ on scboob>
that are models ol excellence and equity and
that acb.ieW high acadeoUc standards or hav •
hown sagnlficclllt acad mic tmprovem. nt ov r
{1ve years. .
Daily Pilot
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Sf.AN Hl.l(R I ONLY Pl.OT
Alexis Torres, l eft. drops a dart. u lab partner Rudy Burgtn observes during a chemiatry lesson ln probablUty Friday at NeW.,Ort Harbor.
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.Hitting -the. target
Dei'*-Newman
DAILY PILOT
D arts flew through the halls
of Newport Harbor High
School Ill Newport Beach
on Friday as part of a chenustry
lesson on electron
Newport Harbor chemistry teacher Matt chutz
gets his point across in electrons lesson
1t out Wte the so nb.Sts did,• JUmor
NoeDll Canazro Sdld.
And Schutz. a hrst·yecu t cher.
earned h19h marks from tu tu·
denb. for lus overall ledchmg .,ktl.b
nucleus. Schutz explClllled. Uilta rrom two other groups, aver·
ag the r ults and then construct d
graph to Ulu trate th ir hndmgs
Schutz bclld obldlrung more dald to
get an ovcrag enhc:mce th(> c1crn·
racy of the results.
"He' pretty cool: Junior Yen>-
nl!> Olvera sa1d. • f I • very cl SOCld·
tJVe with M tud nts f lo\ on • ol
the be t tedche~ You actually
understand chenustry. •
Matt Schutz's cluss was Lrylng to
figure out where electron ar; most
likely to be in an c.1tom by dropping
ddrts onto a tdrget. The rdndom·
ness of where the dart falls is inli·
lar to the elusivcne of electrons
as they sWlfl around an atom'
The I son is unportant because
once th student figure out how
the electron lme up. they can fig·
ure out what cherr\icaJs will redct
with one another clnd what will
happen. Schutz said.· Many ·tudcnts did the ucbvity
helped them und rstdnd a compli·
cated topic.
• IN THE ClASSROOM k a Wffkly fe.tui•
In which Dally Pilot .ctucatton wr1tN
Deirdre N~ visits a c.mpus Within
the Newpor\·Mfl.l Un1f~ School 01stnct
and writes .t>out hef tx.peJience
After dropping the darts dJld col·
lecting the infonn~tlon on where
th •y fell. the students had lo get •1r fun because you can figure
SCHOOL LUICH MEii
The Newport·Me-1 Untfi«J School District
O~ nHMU ~ Nd1 day •t ~IMten~ry
schools. Students IMY choose • ~t•ri•n
Mt1ft if ckJi~. 7he se'rction ~Ms •nd ,,,.Y
be ~~ • salMJ, sandwkh or hot .ntrH.
School lunches •re S2 HCh. ~'J wt>an
being serV«I this llVHk: .
TODAY
Munchable lunch Salad with fruit yogurt or
chkken patty sandwkh:lreen buns, choice
of fruit. choice of milk •
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MuncNIM Lunch S.a..d or chicken n~
with dipping sauce, potato wedges. fruit pie,
choice Of mlik
TlllS9AY
Munchable Lunch Wad Of com ~ Of veggie
com dog. .,._, choke of fruit. choke of milk . .... ,
M~ Lunch Wad or turby and gravy,
mmhed ~ fntlh belled whole grain
roll, ~ « fruit. choke of milk. Thanksglv·
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MONDAY
Munchable Lunch Salad or chicken tenders.
potato wedges, choKe of 100% fruit juke. choke of milk ·
• The Munc~ lunch S.lad cont.aim tossed
greens, cherry tom.toes. er .cken and protein
sources such m cheese, sunflower 5ftds. frurt
yogurt. honey-roasted peanuts and dressing.
No child is difcrimina~ against~ of
~. 1e)(, color, Ntional orig/r\ age or disabi/·
ity. If it is l»lirl«J • child hlls bftrt dScrlmi·
nar.d •inst. write imm«llatltly ro ttw f«t'P-•
tM)' of Agriculture; WW»lngtot\ DC 20250. ·
SUIF AND SU
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to 4 fMt and • nonh#Att M9ll of 10feet The ........
bit I.It« to 10 to 20 knots. The ,..... too, wMI ,_.... to ltbcMlt
8 fMt by morning ~
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Ooify Pilot
Planning Commission will tackle
Home Ranch h~usfug tonight
•Costa M planners will review project changes
suggested by Councilworrlan Linda Dixon.
1CounaJwoman Un,da Daxon
asked Paul Fr man, the
pokM11\an for C'.J.
COSTA MESA -Just when Segerstrom & Son . al the
the Plarvung CommlSsion developer would be wilhng lo
thought 1t WclS through wUh the add more hoU5mg to the pro·
Home Ranch proJeCt. lt'U resur-Ject and move th current
face on t(>nlghl's dgenda. • tndustnal ~ile farther south.
'" • WllAT; cosu Mesa ....,,..
rq c.ommillioin meeting •---= 6:30 p.m. tocMy ·••a0owntown
RecnNldon Center, 1850
Atwlheim ~ .. COSU Mesa • •am M1'10N: {714)
754-5245
Comnuss1 ner Bruce Gar· Freeman w.ad Dixon's see·
• bch &CUd he and hi rolleagu nano was plausible as long as not upported. • Foley SClJd
received a letter from th aty the details can be worked out Egan s~ud he would bo
attorney sugg ting th panel quickly and a deo.ston can willtng to hold a speadl meet·
rcvtew any proposed chang Ull be made Uus month mg to make a decwon by
lo th project, speot1caUy th U altered. th n w p_ropos· Nov. 19 but does not want to
housmg modJftcatJon Coun-al would accommodate 12 oo rushed anlo voting before
olwoman Linda Dixon ha hom per acre on the parcel b feels comfortable
recommended. Carlich scud of Uma bean farm that backs Alth~ugh the general
he thought the city was emng up to the Los Angeles nmes meeting tarts at 6:30 p.m •
on the ide of ctJuUon to building and is bordered by d1scuss1on of the Home
ensure all sfcps are followed Susan Street, South Coast Ranch pro1ect will begm after
In case of legal actlon Dnve and Sunflower Avenue. 8 15 p.m to allow staff, the
Commi 1oner Eleanor Freeman said. Segerstrom.s and others who
Egan S&d he wouJd not be Planrung Manager Mike are interested to dnve to the
prepared to tndke 'd1 recom-Robmson said Friday thut he Downtown Recreation Center
mendallon without morn-and tus colleagu w ere busy after the conJlJctlng counol
mformation She aid she runrung new trdfhc mod I meeting. wluch w\11 begm at
T~, ~her t3, 2001 3
IEWPOIT lllCH CITY ·coUICll PllYllW ..... w1ter botrd. The ~er. If
sent. Wtll argue ttNrt ~ing '" cm HALL w1ur used to fight fires k
......... ,'pcwt~ not a good wey to im.1n
high Wa!tf quahty. ~ ~.wting
UllAI IUIOff 7p."'.~
COITUCnH ~....,,. wilt begir'I llSTllCJIOIS Cln SllVICIS .i4p.m.
An issue that d~ coast • In its study ses$ion befOfe •••a Newpott
cities from inland Orange hlct\OtytWl,1100
County wtll command coun· the council meeting. rMm· ~11\id. ben will look more closely at • •am IPJ'IOlilt: (Mg) cil members' attention today
when t~ consider sending ways to improve efficiency In 6'M-ll09
a letter to the regional city spending, The move is in
water-quality board. The let· response to IC'tivist Ptul Am's
ter urges the board to sta<k suggestlOn that the City is staff h.ve s.a1d With th!\
to its guns In demanding the ~ 1n the county at Ide• 1n ITllnd, the CO\,lnc1I will using pUtside contr1c:tor\ to some tough restrictions to get the most cost-effective consider a S86,200 contract
keep debris out of storm with Hunt Design Assoc1atM
drains. The letter ls part of 1 e1ty servtees. to plan and design signs for
~ocess to"'renew with the WHAT TO EXPECT: ~nans and motorists,
ard the count(s five-year particularly to announce permit governing its stOfm If council members a~ ~trances to the crty's ma~ drains on ways to cut costs wit t teways and 1nd1v1dual v'11 cutting quality, they may I ages decide to bring the issue WHAT TO f>CPEO: befor~ the City Council at a WHAT TO EXPECT: Confusion and contention subsequent tnffting. Staff have recommended are likely as council members ,
the cooool approve the con-scrutinize such complicated CITY SIGN DESIGNS issues as what to do w ith tract wrth Hunt. whtdl was
water used to put out fires. Uniform. informative and ' the winner among t3 bidders.
That issue 1s the one with attractive signs should guide
-Compiled by which the city has the res1denu and visitors with
biggest differences with the ease throughout the city, June Casagrande understands the need lor d dnd no1 e studies to ·get 5.30 p.m .. Foley said.
speedy proce~s but csddcd detail d report ready by · •-l!liiiEi!Eiill _______ lliiiE!,_ _______________________ 11111"'~~~~
that the staff reports did not Nov 19, but he ddded that
include enough detd1ls to only general mfomldllon
make an educated deo ion would be given tonight.
"I've spent three months of Fol y Scljd h commend· CiT~ ~~IMAd ~4> ~,azll.
Mattress Outlet Store
WINDSHIELDS •
DIRECT my bJe studyrng all the andfy. ed Da.xon for lookmg dt every
SlS and reports lor the project, possible altemallve but WclS
and now I'm upposed to vot concerned wtth pl.tC\ng hou -
on d new proposal without the lng behmd the rtme butld·
full mformallon? That doesn't mg beca~e of the noise from BRNl)ftEW .COSJEnCAl.lYlllPERFECT
make sense,· Egan ~lid the pnntmg pr ., es Get,,,. lest for LnaJ
ChaLrWoman K<ltnna ·1 upport CounaJwoman
Foley and Carllch said they Ducon In her effo~ to mdke
agreed the report wa not sure h 's looked at all th J>O!>·
compl te but c;cud they werf" <tibwb~. even ll 1t 1ums out It is
eager to what add1llonal
information statr. thl' devel·
opers and con ulldOlS would
pre'>ent dunng the m<>eung. ·we·u Just have lo <;et> what's
there dnd ll 1t's enough to make
a deosion. • Ga.rbch Sdld
Dunng the ov. 5 meetmg.
We welcoV\ttt tjOlA. to shop earLtj
QV\,~ e~o~ tltle char~
of i;alboa tsla&I\-~. ·
vi.si.t tltlese speci.al
stores o""' Ma rLV\.t
Ave""'ue . The Ls la ""'d ts
Locate~ &1t tltle
. tM of J&1~boree,
just past 'PCH
a~ over tltlt bri.~ge.
SU !10~ SOOV\,!
Basics 673-6216
EVEN Sisters 673-2130
Foot Boutique 673-4025
Island Home 673-1133
Persimmon Tree 673-4280
ss Red san 673-9300
sa11y Huss Gallery 673-1292
Sandcastle 723-SNI
rt 7 7
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.. Costa Mesa
• OM llocJl ,_... ol 405 P'Wy
d (71.\) M5·1168
ART REsTORATION
Wt ttpair damaged:
• PORC.ELAL~ • CRYsTAl.
•PAINTINGS
• Ott't\ • G~ • CaAPtUCS • FM.~ ISO OlltD Mr
Cow:CTIIW ~fOoF"F E~:~l
I 100.. OH l"'TllU JOIU6H>A II.\ ----------
·AN AMERICAN TRAGEDY: THE WAR ON DRUGS
A MULTIDISCIPLINARY REVIEW ON THE ETHICS OF _
OUR CURRENT POLICIES
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 2001 -IRVINE t:ilLTON
. Presented by
The Howard A. Schneiderman Memorial Bioethics Lecture Series
The Schooi of Biological Sciences, UCI
With ·the generous support of
The College flf Medicine -The School of Humanities
The Office of the Executive Vice Chancellor, UCI
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8:30-9:00lwt1 lntroductCM"Y Remaru: Beckground on UM Drug Ww laue
Or. Paul H. Silverman, Chair.
Schnetderman 8t0eth1CS Lecture Committee
l:00-10:30em Med6cal lmplc9tiona .
Or. George Koob. ucso -·orug Addiction is a Brain Disease of •.
Oysregulated Reward Circuitry"
Or. Edythe London. UCLA-"Neuro1magmg Studtes of Drug Abuse •
Or. Daniele PlomeOi. UCI -•Present & Future of Addtction Treatment"
10:46-12:1...... L-eel lmpk.tlona
Captain JOMph Davis. Orange Country Sheriff's Oepartm.nt -
' "Time for a Change: Let's Make a B.E .S T Chobt" •
Patrick Hamett, Nafcotica OMsk>n. NYPO -·How New YOtk is
Winning the Drug Waf'
Chriaty Johnt0n. Families to Amend CaJtfotrna's Three StrikM (FACTS)
-"'3-St'*-wife·
•Dia ltoll!Mll lmpla.-ait•
~ 8odt. Ontng9 County Regmter • "Drug & Society; 1he Me*•
..... Olemrna •
. lbw Ha'Ct.n. CNipw ~ -"Wtty ttw. •No Ela• tor
Dftli-.. P .. 1m1'111•
Dr • ..._. •t1cCoun. UC 8M1111y -"0n'9 Wm' Uen1111· ~'*• "°"' °'* W.. 1"'-end P11w ·
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4 Tue.day. NMmbet 13, 2001
PUIUC
Slf In
POLICE FILES
COSIA'MISA
•ADAMS A~ T\.two
mlOOfs were r~td to be
It\ poMUIOn of alcohol •t no • m Sunday.
• MICM .,,_.,AND
ROYAL M.L.M DNVI: A 24-
)'a•r-old man Wti arr4Kt9d '
on suspicion of vtolat1ng
P¥Qle at 1:S5 •.m. Sunday.
• VICTORIA S1MR A 20.
year old man was arr.ned
on wspkion of being drunk
1n publk •t 3.10 a.m Sun-
d~.
• NIWPORf llOUUVARD:
A 34-year-old mMI was
atrHted on susptClon of ~r
theft at 6 50 • m Sunday.
• NTlltSON "-ACE: A 27 •
year-old man was arr.sted
on suspt<ion of drMng
under the influence and
wi1h 1 ~ lkense at
11 35 a m Sunday
NEWPORT IEACH
• MRK Oft.NE: A burglary
was reported 1n the 2200
block at 9·26 a.m. Monday.
• CARTEGENA: A caller
reportl!d heartng shots from
the 1300 block at 5:16 a.m.
Monday Police were unable
to loc•te the source of the
noise.
• MCFADDIN fl\Aa: An
Individual was reportedly
drunk tn pubhc 1n the 100
bloc.k at 1·26 am. Monday.
• ltnt STM.n Polte•
responded to a re~ of a
disturbance, probably a par·
ty, 1n the 200 block at 12·05
am. Monday. •
• 4flH S1'MR Battery was
reportl!d at the 1ntene<tion
of Neptune A~ue at 6 44
pm Sunday
• 8Al.IK>A llOUUVARO
~ Police arretl!d • SUS·
pect 1n a h1t·and·run 1n the
900 blodt at 6 08 p m Sun·
day
• 8tRCH S1'ltEn A commer·
etal burgt.ry was reponl!d tn
the 3700 block at 3 35 p m
>unday
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1 a,~H~~a l 211% OFF
I Oiiers Orf( \llld Wiil Col4)M I ·------------·
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Crash Of American AirUnes plane
in New York delays flights at JWA
Tbe .aesb ot AIDericu AirtlJMI Flight 587 U\
New York Md a ripping .nect at John Wayne
Airport on Mondey.
(-
Daity Pilot
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Avila'• El bnchi&o wW roll ~ beck to mid·
J9fi0s.fare IO celebrate ill 35th·v-r m the dty. ~. who took over tbe NAoon an 1981, •
tho\19ht aboUt cbangin,g the ,....unant's name but
liked •Ruby· so much she kepC lt. employee Can· die~ Mid. P•trom JOm8UIDM call Grueter
•Ruby.• MAlte$ki added. , 1Wo Continental Airtinel flights were aftectad
by the crash -Flight 1915 IO Newuk, NJ .• WU
delayed tow boun, and Plight 386 to Newark ~
canceled.
1be a&rport alio added more Orange County
bertff'I deputies for extra RCUnty. •
Eatery anniversaries present
s~ial deals for custo111ers
Tu th week of c:-elebrating food.
Ruby's Sandwich Sa.loon will g)v~ out fr
drinks tuday to mark Mamot Gruetet' 20th year
El Ra.nduto, with e.ght locations throughout
OrAnge and Los AngeleS counties. wu started ln
t966 by Salvodor Avila. Family memben now
operate each restaurant. Specia.11 on Wednesday
wW include combanabon plat• for St.25.
Plight 1915, tchedw.<I to depart al 7:45 a-.m ..
didn't leave for Newark until 11 :48 a .m .. Hid Julle ol owning th~ CC>flta Me54 bu in . Wec:tnesdoy, .. . .
lnlonnatioo. Ruby's Sandwich Saloon, UM9)
645-11001 EJ Ranchilo. (9'9) 64S-0209.
CAMPAIGN
CONTINUED FROM 1
Areias said he was senous
about running for the at.
However, ~e isn't a formaJ
candidate until he files anolh·
e r round of paperwork Dec. 7
Until that lime, A reiai,
won't have to step down from
his po t. As a member of
Davis' cabinet. Aretas· is pro·
tub1ted from camP;8.lgnlng on
the public dime. • ~
"The governor has mode it
very clear he d.oes not want
tus full-time employees
involved in politics on stat
time,• said Garry South,
DaVLS' senior polibcal advi or.
·He's not officially a candi-
date. At that time, a decision
will have to be made about
what he does with his pos1·
lion•
Aretas Sd1d he has alrea,dy
discussed the matter with
0dVlS. He plans to chscuss 1t
further.
•At some point, I have to
talk to tum about that,• Areids
SclJd. ~He's asked me for a
recommendation for whG
would be appointed· a, a
successor.
• MUL CLINTON cow.rs the envl·
ronment and John Wayne Airport.
He !Ny be rHched at (949) 764-
4330 or by e-mail at paul.cUnronOlatimes.com.
llBEL
CONTINUED FROM 1
Newe tllld Freem.<10 claun
lhe1r fn<'nd , fttmtly mem-
bers. neighbor • a 'iociates
and employ rs r ad the pub-
lJcdtJons thdt dccused lh<' two,
ofhcer of improper and
unmoral conduct. the lclw UJl
lated.
·1 culled th m rdp1sts
becau e by th<' time they
left her (clfler investiga·
tions). w wNe totdlly
undom•. • Kola ini.k1 tt1d
·.we don't mince words. We•
were so ' angry clnd up Pt
and di illu ionPd as to what
-kind ol people govern th.ls
society.·
Phtl Putmdn, th • dtlomcy
repr ntJng Kolasinski dnd
the Pieccmakcrs. ch.ilk!. up
MU.SE UM
CONTINUED FROM 1
departm nt and the ddmuus·
trativc 1de of operalloru.,
w hich mclud • mdndgmg
fund-nu ers. d velopmenl
matters d.nd budge~
·out I'm also looking to
ture an mtcn.m admtnJ))lfator
to a I t me beC'dU!>e I need to,
at th !tame bme. keep the
curatorial pro<Jrnm moving
forward,· Annstrong aid.
The acting director Is tdlk•
mg to candidat and ~ts
to make ad a ion m th next
'.
the la.nguag<' to sunpl name
calling H e said his ch nt woi.
u~t and I ttJng off J.lt>run by
usmg m taphors.
Putman said the langud{I
used by tu chcnb. IJl no wcty
violaL late libel laws dnd
could be roni.1d red. clt m~t.
legal hara mc>nl Newe dnd
Freeman work for a public
agency and -pt>rform d JOb
that requ11£> them to d<>ril
with upset buMn owners,
Putmdn rud
"They an• public t>rvcJnls
with a lousy JOb, • Putndm
aid. "They ar going to
have lo, learn to f>ndurc d ht·
lie nctmo calhnu b CcHJ'iP
people arc dlwriys goanCJ lo
be mad."
Joseph Dondhuc>. who rep·
r • ents Sor<m!>on inchv1dudlly
becau.sc 1>he J no longer d
member of the P1('('{'mctkt>rs •
Sdld the rnunty ofhndl.,
f Pw Wl•ek-,
CoUedgues
of Vine con-
llnu lo hopP
lot t1 qua< k
u..>covery
• Knowrnq
Dr Vint•, who
1s cJ Lrong dntl
Naomi Vine d e d 1 C" d t <.• d
person, 'iht>'ll
lX! bc:Kk d <.,0011 dS <thP C'dn, •
9!>lOn ScHd.
Museum l<>cldNs dl'>o .... ml
ddy lhclt Vme'-; proc1no'>1'>
1i. •very'good. •
"She's v •ry alN1. .,ht•'<.,
very verbal, dnd I know 11he'!t
getting strong r every ddy, •
"Ovtr SO Ytars of flnt Quality"
AJJ Types of Window Tttatmenu
hould know better than to
tak Kola IO Io's comments
enou ly
lie caUf>d th(' Piecemakcrs
cln ecleclJc and extreme
group.
Th<' Piecemakers, also
known d!t th Body of Chnst
Fellow hip, 1s d group of
cll>out 30 peopl(' who hve
communcllly m 1x Mesa
Verdt> home They don't
beh('V(' an tradtllondl famtly
trnC'turP, tn tedd Viewmg
(•ttch oth r d brothers and
sastt>r., Kold<tanslu 1>a1d They
re1ect mdrndgP <lnd d bstam
from PX
nwy also hdv • a tu.story of
v1old l1ng city h<'ttllh, hu1ldmg
dnd hrl' cpde;,.
"To try and tcJkC t1nytlung
c•nou-.ly thdt the P1l'Cemak·
N S wouJd !KIY in lht" purm1t ol
th<'ir 1d ologw-. woutcl" -he
very ldr n.•dctun<J. • Donahue
Ann'>lron9 ~ud. ·nie urgery
W rlS \: C'r'\ S ll C'C' I uJ •
Arm•.tronq' dullP hdve
rlt'dtl} clouhled m thP p.tsl
coupl<> ol month . but the
dir<>c·tor '>did h{• l<><>b the
mo t c hdll<•nqing phd ,hds
J)c) C<I
Ldnq'>ton '>Cud the muse-
um\ l>Odrd m •mber:. were
conhch~nt Arm trong could
-tdk • on the tlddl'd re ponsi-
1>1ht1e-,, which led lhC"m to fill
th • tc>m1ximry vacdncy w1lhtn
llw '>ldlt
"It\ ltm to SdY thdt our
l>Odrd ul truslt'e!t view-. thttl
our }wrronnel 15 our econd·
mo t 1mportdnt r~wce. the
,,
Support
Our.
Schools
saJd
Newe and Fr man ftled
th law uits a andlvidool •
not on be.hall or th h dllh
department.
The most rKent llUgation
as part of an ongoing batUe
between the P1ecemdkerc.,
and lhe two health depclrt·
ment ofhcers.
ln October 2000, the P1cc(•·
mdkers filed ct law,u1t agd10 ... 1
Newf> dnd Freeman allegutq
the duo conducted •unred·
sondble arch and izurl''> '
and Vlolated th Plecemak-
ers' civil right
That law wt was droppt•d
<1fter l>olh 1d s reached <1
gentlemen's agreement, Oon-
t1huc a1d.
• LOUTA HARl'llt covctrs Costa
Mew She may be re.ched at (949)
574-4275 or by e·matl at /o/1ta harp
er0/at1~s com
.
artwork being the mo'it
11llportant. • Lclng-,ton d1d
"Thc>y take ' th<' i !>U ol
taffing v ry, V('ry M>nousl~
particularly the lS u of who\
going to lcdd th mu um •
•YOUNG CHANG wnt~ featur~
She may be r~ at (949) 574
4268 or by e-mail at
young changftt.t1mes com
1oa1mnm
. PIERCE 8MTlmll
IELL lllGADWAY
Mortuary * Chapel
Crematton
110 Broadway. Costa Mesa
842-9150
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2 0 °/o~th Fabric. & Labor Shop Harbor
Blvd. of Cars
714.432.71144
Celestino's
Order Your Fresh Diestel Turkey Today .._,
' Hud Hofklay H.,.. a DeU P18ttms
C~~lno'" Now ft'alura
Alla f>tona All NatuntJ
lleelry Produeb
Chicquita
Bananas
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0 ff •1th chiud ca Nomnbn 20 • 2001
t I.-\ I\ J~JI\
ll annou~nl. conf Cl
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Cl ijit•tl tit t>rt; •ing
ih1>t. tit ('J.Jt)) .:; 7 1-424'.J.
.. Donate
your vehicle.
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t hope:! in n1otion
to in1prove local live . .
• RV ... ·~>-.Its • Real ~ Ut •• 1ilx DedUl."tlbi~ . .
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Doily Pilot
Gay_~-Sandoval
EDUCATIONALLY SPEAKING
Put money in the
students pockets
to motivate them
I t is my pol1cy tu rf'lnun trom wntmg
about lS!.Ue lhut haw• been thoroughly
covered m the• L>utly Pilot dlreddy How-
VN, there lS ont> d f)('C t ol the Hom Ranch
J>COJect that I hdv<>n t •n menlloned A
r • 1dent • propo-.inq lhdl n ty fund'> from
thl' pro)t..'C't, hould 11 <JC'I approved, be ear-
marked Spe<"lhrctUy for 1mproV1ng <,chools,
thu<, ralSlng Stctnlord II rnr<>s.
U Uus propo'dl wPrc to be ddopted, d
< •rtaln portJon of money would hdve to be
used to bolster r <lu<dllon Som Costa
Mt>Sa hool hd\ ~ p.irtnPred with nonprofit
ctnd rel1giou group'> to hPlp students out-
Jd of the cld<, room Perhaps money ear-
mdrked f rom lhf' I fomt• Rttnch taxe could
go to more aflt>Mchool programs funded ,by uw dty or c~td ~IP'><l
1bere dlC pos-itlw to thLs propo!w1l The
Ca.td Me.a City Counol hi already
expressed ats dcstrP to {>dl1rler with the hoot
dJstnct to work Wlth til(. a ty· .. lods nus wouki
S\Jpply a way to fund tMt desu-e wilholij taklng
money away from 11.'. CUJT •nt ~. The down-
1de is thul money from th• I forTl{' Rdnc·h pro-
)ect would not w dVtul.tbl<• for d yNr or two, so
bd.lly dllY efforu. to ctllt'Ct the lives of Cos-
ta ~1esa lods ltTlln<'dklt1•t} nuqht be put on
hold. The negdbW tu l'tlflll.irkmg lhoM» funds
for ech.tedbOn L'i Uldt th<.• cit) nuqht not be dble
to meet d moi; • unnwd1c.1tl' ~I thdt 11 fdces i.n
the funirc. Shouldn't the nty be dbl<' to !Juft
fund. ac-cordmq to Uklt yNr' pnonu 7 On the
other hdnd. lo make 1'<1u<dtlon work. doesn't it
hdv to rern..un d pnonty from y di' lo ye.t.rl
A f hdve expldJnC'd m othPr column .
my faith tn the Stc.1nlord q tests overall
hool or 1~ .,httk)' for m<,tune'@, di onf'
Coi;tcl Mesd seconctdry school. wtule thP
ovNall <;choot .. corp <hd not 1mprovf' thdt
much, the scor<•'> tor non-Ha pd01< whltl'
tudent mttedw d by 44 point~ So. hould
th tPdcher., be congratulated or chd •
tlscdl 'lnce StcUlford 4 le t ron •'>. which
be<-om the bd..i'> for AcruJC'm1c Pl'rfor·
monc Ind x numb<•r. now alfect r .,,d n ·
tlcll home pncc<,, th J• <,rnr • ttre now cl nty
prqbl m. Mdyhe city govt•mm nt should be
involved m lh • solution
H re as th soluuon I wouJd llke to pro-
J)()<;(> d.S d pilot prCK rum lor one y&11 At the
ndary school IPvf'I, Uw btgg t d t mun·
1Jl9 fdctor for unc .,, tn my optruon, lS tu-
dent motivabon Some kids. with dlmost no
money or p.trent uppor1, c:tre gr dl u
wh.tle dlJ of th parent upport m lh world
Cd.Jl'l make d tud nt Ml ful m school tf
lhclt tudent d n't tty That I.!. wh re LC?ath-
rs ha¥ dll uphill bdtU • U d tudent doesn't
C'Ol1lE' to dd or do h.as work. how or why do
we hold rt Let.teh r respons1bt 7
I think kids need ti more imrnedwlP
rcwcUd for g ttln<J to ~ on tune cind domg
lhetr work. Sdying thtit they will g t a IX'tter
Job lO years down Ow bn •to a 14-yoo.r-old
lung them to rodlly buy mto delayed gratift-
c.tion. My proposo.l ts to divert money pent
on consultants for d y ur. and gwe a dollar to
eort\ high school tudent m Co.std ~ oty
Khoo who make It on tune to ~ch das:s thdt
&ly and tum m dl1 ol lheir clcmiwork and
homework. The mon y Wlo\..IJd bediltnbuted
once a week frorn a ntral location w that
the reward cdD be immediately linked to the
~W>r. Teaehe.R could send inlonnabOO
about C'Ompleeed work WI their d4soonl
MllpUte:r along with their ctttendance-rec-c.'Cfl-ds...,.
TWhen lbol.ald recesve some compensaaon •
fOflhis eddmona1 l'\'('Ofd keepang. The molt it
WGakt COit wouJd be St70 a yeer per student •
an MWerd money, plut 110Cne money far record
1u1iiplng and reward diltribulion. h would be
4iiiil better ., the .-hool had a ll\JdMt hM*
wbent .eudents could bank to1ne or ell d that
........ money lor c'Ollt9e Qr pom.
,,. 8dlObl clMrk1 .... ~al do&-
... w:b )'Win~ and pqillllll lbll
... .. .. ... helrt ~ the ..---wNdl .. ..... ....,..... ............ ICllaol
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'That was the problem. You
didn't know who was who.'
-Pete Seftdro, • N~port Beach rflldent
•nd Vietnam veteran, on wh•t m•de the
conflict In Vietnam a difficult one to fight
Student ::;.=-·
............_.,6ut 3:0 ok
TueM:foy, Novembef 13, 2001 5
r ...
'Tis the season to remain focused
re• um,, dnd dppf•urmq 0
\\ 1•11-rounded •
to udm1ss1on olh<Pr' fo h•·lp mP.f!t lh<• A l> the yedr continues to draw lo
an end, w dlJ look forward lo
the en1oydble extras brought on
by the holid1ty ed on. These plet1 ur :.
Wl.11 be even more dppreciated lhJ yedr
after the homhc world events thdt huve
OCDITTe:dJn Uw ~-. t few month
However. thNe • a group thdt must
mdmtam a clear view of pnonbes dnd
-J'li•CP dT) numbN of "' <••JJlunn•'>, col-
lege <\ hdV(> be<Jun ''' lofJk mnri• do., •ly
dt rommurutr '> •rv1C ,. "m~ ''"f>fmerrce.
f>N.,Ondl qucilllJ1·.., nunont\ '-liltu ~d
VdOOU f~XlTdC urrn ulof cl( II\ JlJ(• ..
r pons1b1hhec; throughout lh1s tunP
known for eel brdhon. The memtx•r. ol
th1'i group ure the <>nll.te graduatmg
<ldSS of 2002. It JUSt 0 happen lhdt fldr·
itllel to the hol1clay '>CdSOn 15 lh • most
d mdnding pht1se ol th colJegc dpplicd·
lion proce s ·
Renectmg upon college at thJ<. 11m<> 1
both excit.J.ng dnd extremely nervP·rdc k ·
my for those anvulved. Pantt1sizm9 ubout
how lheu nf'w hve<, will bnng th m
freedom ctnd mc.1tunty ct1use lh enllre
UhJPct to be IOnCf·dWdlte-d dnd thnllmc1.
Howev r thP mo t dt1ngerou quP~
t1o n to d k mO!.t high school emors an
rrud·Novemtwr 1s ·"Where die you
gomg to rolle9e1· Whi.Je few nught
cllreudy h<lVe their plans set m c;tone. th<'
Vd t ffidJOnty of Uus group not onJy hcl
been d ked I~ que lion at l d t I 0.000
. tune • bul •~ now truggl.ing with lhPar
own r<> rvclhon dnd mse<:untlP'>
Whether 1t tS bd d on the po. 1bthty uf
r1 1ect1on or other questions concemmg
the future, lhas dwkwdrd ~tale of mmd
Gracie R. Kazer
hci5 clfflJcted everyo ne who hd., PVN
been dnd ver wuJ be m th<' po 1t1on of
<,uch grettt change
Among the mo t mturuduttng e l<'-
meots of clpplymg lo coll >q(• I!. the
unbt!l1 •vttbly t\lgh level of compcuhve·
ne s studPn~ !dee The '>lt1l1!.l1e<,.ol col-
lege appl1Ccrnts have n vc•r be<'n gredl<>r.
and becclu t• college helve room for onl\'
so mdny. the bar lS h1ghN tor «>very md1-
v1dut1I Other thdn th ty1>1cdl re pons•·
b1l1ty of mamtctming d clt•cent grdd<'·
point dV rag'" there dr • dlWdY'> the
stundard1z •d te l scorns dnd per ondl
stdle me nts to worry obout Th<:>rt there is
the tdsk of compl •t1n9 I Iler of recom-
inendat1on from IPdCh •r<, or counselo~.
ctnd ' tung up l~itlble int<.>rv 1 w ..
AsadP from all or thP!>C' fdC'tor . pro~,)(>C
uve roll<'<JC tudent<, dre olso hscf>d with
lhl' chdllf'nge of credllng d divers<'
In dcld1twn to thP < 111npH1t10n th •
u .. utll '>lrdm ol com}'l1>l11111 tt•cJwu'> dpph-
C'dtmn'> dncl rt•11wmh1•nr1q 'I~< 1h< dC'ud-
bnfl'> 1u P both r>v1d1•nt .11111 'rue Jdl to c1n
ttpphr ont's .,uc c , • .,.,
~'·mor yf'cH t" I\\" fllrtJ•ir thmq., II 1s
th • f'nd of d fdt1llhctr r1111t11w lhdl t\hdpe
JX'Oplt• mto who tht•\ ''"' rtn<.I Jl 1 .. thf'
be<Jmmng of c10 anllnih• numlwr of
E'XJWn<>nce-. thc11 "11J 1 .. ,..,,. thPm to
qrow dnd c hdOCJt• \ 1 11111luncHion of
mixed fet•linq., .ind I.irk nt c11•s1rn to
work can oll,:n ... p111J M1mnthmq tha
grec1t hut 11 ancJI\ 11lur1l-. c e1n <urry them-
l'l•ln~~ thmuCJh ,, It '' 1111mth-. of unplects·
rtnl lcthor, tht•\ ;, 111 '"' '"'" to b<·nt>ht in
th(> 1•nd Ironic ,,11, lh1• ''l'Jll1Cdl1on
prnc """ " ... 11rn1•\\ h ... t 11111tvmCJ m th(• wc1~
th.ii 11 h11nq ... th•• ... .-rnor 1 Id'>'> toqether in
1l<, ... truqqlt•' dlHI 11 .. '11 t11m·-. GOOd luck.
ctncl 1•n111\ th1' .,., .. ..,,m tor not onh th e
hohdct\., th,11 11 lmncl'·· hut th<• m •mon
It (ff 'dll·-. ..... \\I'll
• GAAOE "· KAZ£ft 1\ a COfona del M•r M1gh School \t'ntO< wh~ <Olumn' will tJpl)tar on •n
occa\1onat basis in the Commur'uty Forum section
Halloween lacked the treat this year
W hdl am somP of the unt1ge'> lhdt
c-ome to mind when on(• thmks
of Hallo" n7 Jack-o' •
lanterns? Candy? Costum 7 AnthrclX?
While Hctllow n is d hohddy thdl
generally plac an emphdS~ on the
creepy dnd unusual, th1 yedr' J fell ·
lowePn was its If qwte unw,ual. The
mum redson for lhi WdS thtlt J lcdJoween
lh1 year wa very qw t dnd ld<.kcd d lot
of what Halloween is generally k..noY. n
for Por exdmpl • tht're wer ldr IC'wer
lud out tnck-or-tredting dnd hlhng
therru.elv wtlh w I lredts lh.i<, yt•tlr
Aod1boncl1Jy. th re were onJy d couple of
big pdflt that wcr vu.1blc around
lown. Overdll, the whole Hallowt-en
pmt seemed to be at a very low l<'H'I in
companson to that of years pct t.
So, what fact~rs Jed to tJus unusual
change m the Halloween pmt7
Wcll, there are d number of probdbl<.>
and logical fdctors that may have con-
tributed to tht . For one Uung, lhf' whole
anthrax t.W at during the past f w
w k has certainly put ev ryon on
h1gh guard P pl have probdbly be n
afraid to nd th ir k.id out dt rught ldt •-
ly, Thi w probably pendlly trut-on
Anonth Varma
I lallo\\{'t>n niqht when quP boncJbl
candy could ht1vc been cu culdtmg dlJ
around town A 1dl' from thP kid , adult.,
mJght helV<' been womed for the11 own
ctfety cmd thus m1ght have trit-d to teer
clear of any pdrtJ that night.
Anoth r ca~ or th HaUowcen mood
pr nt th• year was urely th 1rng1
evenb lhdt took place pt 11 Th
ev nt have altered th hv of clU Am r-
acan in numerou way , and ltus was
probdbly y t unolher ff t of them Th
dn evoked by th occurren
probably rn?cltNi ct n of cb rl
n m th peopl and kept th m from
bemg m d v •ry celebratory mood for
School trustee hould face court
Ila Johnson
COMMUNITY COMMENTARY
.
conunu•o of an cs.mugnment Wlth
th mlention of tactng up to anythtng.
U\ce I have r fer need the t"ol -
wnn by Jcneph N . Bell, I would Jtlso
hk to 4dd that, as one of tbote to
whom Bell r I n •• havm1 •th
1bturd notion -oft n rooted 10 a d -
approvCll of drinking tllelf -that
def nd1ng F rryman torMboW
implied 1 lkk of P'OP@r cc:mdemna-
tion ol drunk dnving. • I hold no such
diMpprovaJ ol drinlunQ ttMU. I ellJOY
• ga.,. ol good wine and. on QCC•· 8'iii'. good Manbettaft ..... the
IOdal ~ny Uaem.
Whal I do w ctiMcf:°" °' .. duowlng doWn • buDCb driDJ1S ..... ... ,..Uag behind tbe ...... ol ............
...... b,'' dmy~tlMICllNI .... ~ ........... ......, .......
.,,... ...., Al a.II Lid ... eft.
ta1i•~-WllO ...... ....... a.ant IJTM'e,_. ?R #im
.... pwcw.aa111 .... ·-111 'a·
..
I fdll<J\\ een llu.•"• <>< < urri·nc t·~ hdVC! dl
cau-.1~ many J>'X)J>I•• tu tw more -.cclioo
dnd < «Ultous than u.,ucJ.1 dbout terronsm.
t>ncow ctgmg th~m to l.Pt•p thPm., IH~"'
«nd tht•IT ldnuhe' "dff• ol homt.>
t ldllO\ .. et•n d•'hn1t~I~ chd not lr><•I the
'cllnf' thl )'(.>c.lf u .. udlJf, \\ hc>n nn • looks
out the \\ mdo\., un Hc1llo\\'f'Pn mght. one
c d n ,.,(' the• s ltt•t•I' JklC:l\t><I \\1th cunously
drl'\<.l'd hgun·s c-tirrr anq hci9., ol cdndy
tJnd llt1,hh9hh Bui 1h1' \f•dr, 11 JU.S t wa -
n't llw '.im1'. Thi• -.tu .,., '"(•med d o-
ldlf'. <h thou<jh 111 '"m • dt•,crted old
!Im n Thir.c \\ho cl1cl c11~ nut to paru or
to tm k m IH'ttt c1l'u ~•·PmPd to be tn low-
"r .. pinh lht1n In f'll'\ICIU'> ~C'df'S '
\\plJ, \"hilt• 11 ...... m doubtful that
p<'ople dad nut q11 0111 ht•c du of the full
moon dnd lht•u lt•dt ol \\er wolve .
tht•rt• <Ntaanl\ Wd' 'om thmg OUSSlllg
th1., \P.<11 on Ht11lo\\1 .. •n I hope thdl n Xl
H'dr thing wlll 1>4• llC>c k to normal in all
ot 0 111 lave ... d" "PIJ t1., \\1th thP. Hal-
lowPt•n pint
•A.NA.NTN VAllMA " • JUNOf •t EsUtnc .. High School, ~r~ M is tM ed tor of El Aguit.\ 1POfU
~ M1\ colu""'J will •pcMar on .,.. oc~
t>.>~ 1n tM Cornmuntty Forum WIC'tion
IOW TO COITICT
YOll llPllSllTITl¥U
COAST COMMUM'TY
COUIGE DtS11KT
:>istrlct Office: 1370 AdM'N Awe .. C-.
Mele IZQ6. (714) 432.5111 a.. 11 William M Vw91
-.1:~~ .... \W
P\WIM119t w.tter tb •kt ..., llf.IK
George lrown and*" ........
.. OllftllfA
ut&m ICHOGl n•-•••a~ .... Jm.Alwta..C..
....... (n4Utl?I? .... _ ............ ..... ____ .,__ ...... , ... ,.,. ..... -_.~ ... -.. ................
QUOTE Of 1THI DAY
•we are a relatively young
team. We are still dealing
with the basics, but we
have lofty goals.,,.
Mm'MI
,,
I IC Pet~._ ua men's t>Mltetblll coach
6 Tuesday, Noo..mber 13, 2001
HIGH SOtoOl
FOOTBAii PIAYERS
Of THE WEEK .·
WEEK 10
Newport Harbor
CORY RAY
6-1. 190. Sr.
MLB
He plied up
10 tackles,
mdudmgsix
solo stops, and
also recovered d
fumble agamst
Westchester.
c
Always m the
middle of things,
tus superior
blocking helped
Sailors grind out
178 rustung
yards.
Estancia
J \IOR TAl\IUll
5-11. 170, Sr. RB
He caught
season-hlgh ut
passes for 43
yards, providing
the Eagles a deep
threat at Wlde
receiver
He earned 14 times for 77
yards, mduding
a 17-yard
touchdown run
to account for
Eagle!!'
only
pomts.
Costa Mesa
JOSE VA.LU!
5-11, 200. r.
OLB
He recovered a
fumbled p In
his own~erritory
and his tack.I
included two for
5 neg.ative yard .
He helped fill
the void left by
tnJured..starter,
rustung for 33
yards and
adding 46
receiving
yards.
Corona del Mai
F8
A bettenng
ramua lead
blocker. be
carried three
limm for 8 yardl
and bed two
cetcbel for
20 more.
'".
Doity p~
'
PHOTOS BY STM MC CRAN I OMV PILOT
Big West Player of the Vear Jerry Green (5• and Big. West Coach ~f the Year Pat Douglass hope to lead UCI to a successful season.
ANTEATERS AIM TO BE
Al 7-lool-2. o.w "°'' = f50t wW .... a llzeable llllpKt oa VC lrvtae'w .....
Big West Player of the Year Jerry Green will try
to lead young Anteaters to the top once ag~.
U lRVlNE -A record w
bro« n
Players were lost
High expertallons remain.
Ldst .,...,., the UC lr\1VlC men'
basketbaU team had 1t be t
m ~history The teem
won th Big West Conl rence
for the first time and 'lOt a IC'bool
mark for most WU\5 tn a
with a 25-5 overall record.
The team lo t three kt'y
players from last yeots squad -
ruon. Maldchi Edmond,· Ben
Jones and Sean Jackson. Th y
combined lo average JO polnta
and t 1 rebounds per gam last
RClSOn.
•What we &oil from tut y r
was ex-penence, • UCI Coach
Pal Douglass Mid. "(Edmond,
Jooes and Jedulon, were four·
year pa.yers. MOit ol t.be YMI
they played good defenM. W
won 15 gam by hve polllts or
I , so th y cam up with big
hots·
Although it may be
chalJ ngtng, the Ant aters SUlJ
hav th Green light to go a1J
the way agaln.
It Oasb with bnlliance oo
offense and wn at th& lree-
lhrow line. It hlls fan and
play rs wLth ho that history
can repeat ltself.
It lS Jerry Groen, last year's
Big We t Player or the Year.
Cr n I d the Anteaters 10
K'Om9 and in bis fir.It
-lnl'W at UCJ and will be a key
to the teem' uccess this year.
Ore n, a 6-root-3 senior
guard, av raged 19 points and
4.8 rebounds per game last year.
•we want to try to do better
lh4n we did lat year: Green
said. •Now ll is golng to be a
challeng We want-to g·o
• SEE ua MGE 7
\.,>
UCI ROSTER
, .. ~
4J" Owtlt.C H St s .,.., GtMn, c; ") 51
10 Mff Gloglr, G M ff
12~1UzM.F 6-10 So
1) Jordln ...m., F 6-5 Ir.
1• ~ Sdw..,, c; 6-5 Fr
aCI ....... Hood. G M Ir
21 ~"'-«e.G ~l Fr.
22Au11 ........ G W So
24 Mff HUffofd, G M ff.
12 ltyw'I Codi. C 6-'1 f'f
40 Mitt Okoro, F 6-7 So. so o.ve ~ c 7-2 St.
SSMMl.-.-.c 7~ So
. . .
Breland generates
• n. lllft anrdl• (Corw
.. ~ tDuchdown """' . ............ ,.,. lll(ca.
MMa) tDuChdowft ""'· • •• ..,_._,, c (Cmte -.. ...... ....
• .,., t I ......... 'cart . ...., ...... ........ ··•· ~ .... ..., .............
.... ICMDCIL NICl_,.U. .. 7
smiles amid tears
Newport'• lnl~
•odout plans to
keep ccmtrlbutlng
ham the lideMM.
'\.
...
.. Daily Pilot
Mesa CIF site pe:riding .
Lo& Ami.gos would play
at OCC, ii M~tangs
~secure the facility.
lddiwn tOO.y.
Cdl5on H'gb bu tifWd OC:::C
• th venue for Ill D'vtlioo I
lilllt·round game .... St. John
'"'4 . ao.co. but Mesa beUeves It IQ.ly '-OSTA ME A -Th CIP havt" hnt choace.
SAwll rn S cuon oiv1 Ion IX IJ it tS not played at OCC, Lot
Ont·round fOOlb.ilJ playoff 941'TW Alrugos AthJetlc Dtrec:tor Dave
t>etween Costd M tf gh and AUXK!rs.dd thtt l..obol woWd bolt '-'°' Am1gos may be play •d t1I It at Gcsrden Grove High.
Qranq Co.a t, lJ Mf"Sct ddmuu • Th v nue 15 expected to be
tht•rs can ee'ur LeBard . hmtliicd today • •
••fn-.t••f""•V••••• .. •••-• .. •••••••••t• ... u••h•••••t ....... • ... •-•••••t..-.1u••••••" .. •"t••-•·•u•t""-"••••••••-·•:•-•
HtGH scHool. fooTBAu I I
CONTINUED FROM 6. I t
' i
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I I
' WI Wlll'S M DlllMJ NU
I t
~ ES3'ANCIA -Mitch Valdes n.un(>d d fake punt by tadillog ball
(Bfl1W short ot a fui.t down . Sdlt>ty Jason Johnston and b.nebacker
~ MadM ti !dilled up to tackle running back for no gam.
~a punt lnsidf' ltn bt1<k.N Bubb;a Kapko took down
'1.Ubl.Ck for a 1-yard loss, fornng .i punt .. Un man Nick Ruo
~ the QUdrt rbdck, JdtrUl<J the bdU loose and recovenng the
~ ..• Outsld 'b.ick r Nk: Koreefilt oatled lh quarteJbac:k to
create " fumbt ood 1..uldon Pu.Uh.I re< overe<l . SeM tt.nt.m.'I lackle Cdused a fumble and John ton rf'<'Uvered .. Kor rat sacked
fie 4uan rback for o IO·yord lo-..s on lh11d-and· 12.
I I
! N8wPoR'f HA.Jt8o1 -MKfdlC' luwbdcker Cory llay wrapped
.. p a!ball cdl'rier for 2-y.trd I M.a Endnlas mtercepted to set
Op a' touch.down dnvc . Comerl>dck Adua Kerns mad a fine
~-field tackJ on lhJtd down to forte a punt . Mike McDoMld
~·ed a conv rsion loc-k • Nldl Iverson hustled downfield to ~wn a punt dt the :)·ydfd bne End O;avld ManbaU nailed QB a.s
fae rtJeasoo to lorce'tllcompk>tron Ou~ Ide 'b.scker 1;-1« Mm.
'°"*1 a fumble and K«'~ rt'<ovcred Warftn JUAOWlcb partl4Jly
t>Jocked a punt . Manhall ror(l'(I d fumblQ and Ray recovered ...
Miller and tackle Scott Kohan <'Ombtnoo on 6-ydld Sdck
• CORONA DEL MAR Tac k.Je Jayson Sla.U<I stuffed a draw for a
t ·yard ~ clJld c>ddC'd two tack.J tor no ga.m Comerback SteYen Wn tackled d btt1I camt>r ford I ·yard Ioli Comerbatk M.i'k
a.duW chali4'd down u bttll <.<tmQr lort1 t-yard loss and leaped
t;Ugh lo the cili to brw.k up u J>cl. s m the end z.one . Ends Andy
l.laji9 and Ja.epb Carr romb1Jl<'d on tt top lor it 2-ydld loss ... Free
aa.lety ltC. bwUns mtNl"f'J>ted d p.i"' Oef~nswc tackle Stew
~ , ted on d ldckle for no gclJn Outside hn backer Xtk
Cooper b.ttted down d pass
• COSTA MESA End Jesse c.uwn..s poked the baJJ loose on an
option k p and oulsldc luwt)o)( k<>r Jose Valle recovered the
fwnble to set up cl touchdown Brian ltlyner luffed a run for no
gaa.n .. Oubid<• lmeback<'r Cary Gonz.aln stopped a sweep for a
2·yard Valle ~wung down ball c-amer for 4-yard lo6s. then,
ono sencs later, stufled d run lor rrunus 1 yMd .. s.dcty Freddy
Rodrtgun colhd ~ with d r~1v1•r to brcoak up a would-be
completion John c..rdAI loppt'<l 11n upt>on ~ p for a 2-yard I
PREPS
CONTINUED FROM 6
Cacta who hctd lilted his
helmet hciltway off tu.\ ht>ttd,
ClOuki be o wallung aw.iy
from the scene In tear.. clnd
when Breland w c.artetf off
the field, Lo dJl ovoll.on from
tome 3,000 In dlt nddn<.'e, II Wtt'>
dear the popular off ns111t•
guard and d f nsJVe c•nd '!>
teaSOn w o~ r
Lying ln J>ilifl, Brcland
fl'ported.ly ask('(l ror oUc11SJve
hoe coach Zach 81t>h1. tu whom
be unmedwtely apologll ~ lor
bavtng pulled too Jowly on lht>
Ul·f•ted pl.iy.
For tbote who bMrd llM
ttpology. 1t prompted a smile,
wlu<'h, for many, diverted tears
around the upturned comers of
the gnn. GMrung lS a frequent
con...-.equ nee lo interactions
with lhc-b-foot-2. 24S.pound
teddy beclt, whom Biehl aptly
tern\'> •a i.w t kid•
l'v been fortunate to havi
hud veral of th<A interactions
Md the11' ore few kids for
wh m I wish as much success.
Hreland had surgery
<urdtly to 1ru rt a plate and
SOm<' scn>WS lDlO the leg and
Biehl Sdld doctor.. have
md.lcated h<>'U be able to play
agtlUl. LI, as expected. a
roU(l(Jldl opportunity IS
ext odt!d.
8rclcl11d wd Sunday be
SPOKI'S
ua
CONTINUED FROM 6
~win die !lg Wtlltaod mpe rt to tho
MtkmAI ............
Liii YMI' lbe llllllD cMd Got ~ence to' •
the NCAA~ but made m thud
1ppearance lo the NaUonat lnvltat1on
Toumunant. Tb• Anteaters JOi\ to the
eWlllblill NIT dMmpkln. ;'J\.llM. 75* 71, in I.ht
ftnt~ In so a...n. returners lndode
--~KodmMl.Al-Blg Welt~
team "'ect\cN Adlm Parada and ~v ..
Zuzu, H weU u senior J.R Chrht
~guard Azlle 8Mkt1•kas IS also a
returner. ·w. btV9 beds lize, better' ball handling
·and rebcuncbng ebdity this year.· Doug!&
Mid.
Kortman end Parada wW prowle th •
Anteeten with a m..bAe p1wa. At 7 ·loot·
2, Korfman 11 tbe tellelt player on the l.edJn,
foOowed by Parada. a 7-0 .apbocnore center
I M' '·' 1' Pill. T
.~ 13.2001 7
Mia.. Hood wW kM>k to. mM. u womwt'e
impkt. oeco.o pa.,.s •• bliiltauw; la ...
2000 &nri Ml out IMt )'NT. •
li•m • a 6.S )wuor, brtngt 01vltliaD I
~having pi.~"""' ..... at,
Colg.te ~ty where ht eer1*.f Mcolid-
IMID Al·l>ihll i.Mg1.ie btlnori 10 J 988-1000
belon-cr.ntfemng lo UCJ .. ,..,, Harril.
who •ttt out ld\I ~dson, Wd CoJgate'~
..-ond·lNchng w-ore.r with IUl average of
14 pain J)f'r game
Hood. ca () 4 guard. trensfened to UCl 1
year ego from the CcJUege of Southern~
AA r pldymq tn lht gd!J)b I.st seuon. he
wa granted a me<h dl h.lr<lirup t>ec.ause of
• Julee tendJru~.
Rounding out UCl squad &.nC.Uil&ng
fr hmf!n J U. C IOCJ<'r tCetptstra.no Valley
H19h1. 0 Vcaughn Pe•ce f81 hop
Montgona ry lt1gh>. R~ Schraeder (East
11tgh tn D< nv r) ctnd Ryan Codi !Pram ·
I iJgh In W4Shlngton).
In addll.100. Jell HuJJord is d walk-on
pldyer who ilvcrayrd J 0 pointJ per game at
Chcunu'wd Prop korfmln made only ftw ltarts and J>'c1.ycd
in 21 gaaa. IMt l8MOn. The cent.er averaged
1.6 points per gUlll. He IUlt&lned a head
Injury and bad surgeJ)' to remove fhm!
buildup around his braln that caused tum to
mJa etgbt games.
Jordan Harris (13) brings Division I
experience to UCI ' lading lineup.
Peace. d f>.3 yUcUd, plcayc-d on back-to.
bdd( stdte cbamp10Mrup t ams at Bishop
Montgomery ctnd l~t yedr av raged JO
points, five ~LSL~ cand tour rebounds ~r
gume
Tbit seuora. he bas alreedy :bown h i:.
ready for adion. He bad siJc rebounds Wlcl
scored nine points lo the Anteaters' 81 ·56
exhabition vk.'toly ewer Cal Seate Bakers!wld
Saturday.
Parada oootributed lest season wtth 7 6
potnts per game as a. redsJu.rt and averaged
a team· leading 6.2 rebounds.
( 'hll.<.1 will ctbu fJIU\ Ill•• h1 •1qht dlld dPpth
for the Ant1~te" I h• 11101•r,111r!d 4 4 pomts off
tht> bcn h The• h·'t' POlt·r 111.,,, d1ippe<I m
wtlh 17 rl'hounds l"'' 'l·lllll·
Bill.kdll\k1t\ 1'>0 I ,\., 11111 ph\ 'II <tlly ~the
olh r rctum\'TS, 11111 h•' .111111111.., di •high on
the Ante.11er> pnomy IL" Tl\f•h.'I .,.~>hocnore
gUdfd pld'f{'(I Ul 1111 «I 11t1111t!i1 IMt '<1!.00 d~
e1 re<btu."t lrt Ju11.111 11 .. ''"''r••Cf•<il 1 ·~point'>
(>er q1.1011•, hut 1-. m1"1 1111por1,mt tu the
Anledll'" Im hJ, 1h•h ns1v1• .ihility
·we die d rPlcttiwly young team.· S4.ld
Oougla ~. ~l y<!df''> 819 West Coach of the
Veai ·w illt! still dcuhng ..., dh the basics but
'w bav loft)' qool We h«'ve to play e1t
cUlOther levcl to fuUUI Uw gOdls Wf' helve lor
~ ason·
Another big player for UO is ZU7.4k. ct 6-
10 &0pbomore (orward. He averaged 4.9
pocnts per game Jest 1MS011 and 3.3 rebounds
In ddc1111on tu th1• 11•1urnmci player~.
nPwcomC'I'> l'l.l.111 < >!-.nm h 1n1dn I ldrn..., 1.1nd
UCI, rclll.ked lint hy rooch !lnd media
m the Big W .t C-onJr>r••nct• ~·~ poUs.
will begm th regular dSOO wtth cl non·
ronferenct• homP. <Jdnlt: dgdlmt St. Mary'
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Orange Coast hosts L.A. Pierce *wport Unding ._
l boolt. ~~ .. 30 \oC\JIPr\ 2 IMOOIT1CVl ped'I.
The Orange Cout College
women's soccer team will host
LA. Aero. today. 2 p.m. in the
first round of the Southern
California Regional playoffs.
The Pirates (18·4· 1) are
seeded sixth wtule LA. Pierce
f 15-4-4) ii seeded J Ith.
Orange Coast firushed
woWd not only be In attenda.noe
at Friday's C1F Southern Section
DMsion VJ fint·rouod playolf
game against Ocean~. but
that be planned to pop in on h.ls
teammates this week at
prK'bCe. Indeed. the best remedy to
the ablence of Brei.and lo tbe
SaiJon' pan I MOO lineup,
might be bis continued upbeat
presence among bis teammates.
Dnbech......, •·~•ty
brought to mind • broken leg
sustained by sienU tackle •
Robert Cole Ul the 1999
pLayofft. Cole, who suffered a
campound fractwe of both
bones in bis lower' leg, watched
from a whMJcbair u the Sailors
det•ted Irvine f« the CIF
&eeond tn the 0Mn(jt• F ntpm• "'
Conference with 11 14·2 fl"' ortl
LA Pierre wa'i -.c•cornl m U11
Western Statt.• C ·onfnr•n< 1• .,
Southern D1m1on
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4 bo.lts. 55 •"9lers
4 yellow1•1t, 108 boruto.
CO c.•lteo bass. 17 sand •
b.m. 34 shffphe.td, 23
wtutefi\h. 8 rodd1sh, Today' winner ddV.tr1<1'., tu
Saturday's qUdftcrfmul "<Jdlll.,I
the Cotreg ot th(• Cnnyon'>·EI
Cami.no WlM(>f
D1v1Sion VI crown dt <.>< ·< · llw
foUowiog wook
Tbe lnJu.ry, how •r h~
prevented Cokfltom rontinw.nq
bu football C'cuecr dl Brown
Unfversaty
In .ctdld90 to Cororua <WI
Mar Hlgb dlld 6tdll0« 011•
football season h.~ c'Omt• ,,, dn
end al Sclg Hill, whne C"11Uch
Tom Monarch rrports
sagnificant progr rrom 1,,,,
year'! inaugurdl rnmp.111111
The Laghtrung 0-H 1.1-.1
seMoll wlule pl.t}IJl9 ln..,hm.111
and sophomoi; tl•dflb. """" h\1•
of Us last u to lll\J!)h 7 ·l •llltlln't
1wuor vamty rompt•llllon llu ..
fall.
Sage Hill d !~led ~t
tv1argaret'. 34-0. C.ip1.,1r11.no
5 Span1\h JKk. 2 Kulptn,
12 blue ~ch, 24
mackerel
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<'Ju 1-.uun. 4b·h. Brethren
< hn-..lldn. •I ·b. dnd Calvtll)
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lflilll l•L'it )ll'ill' Wd., wdl.ly qwte
u11prc"'-'JH•: Monurt h Sd.ld ·1t
\\ "ll tJ lot ol f11n for tlw coach
Ir>"~· a lt.-.im 'fO lrom not
kn11~ ing \~hut d lint" of
~ nmma~JP. '"'d' to ct teum thdt 1t1
Olll'}l!dTWtl'IClt>bhenng m
1lppont•nl'> I "'' }).'('n dO
tl_\\blillll <.Odeh on chdroplOn rup
l4~t11\.., 61 oUwr !!Choo , but I
lhink l\e ~·n mOf grabiaed
w~ th1 • 9cUn this year•
Muna1ch 'MUd n stdts ""w not d\'.uldbtt., but he
~90"""'Y 1 p "'
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HAPPY BIRTHDAY
C~br•t1ng ttt. 0.1/y l'llot'J
Ath/ere oft~ WHlc ~
cred.ltJ ld the pl<Jy of quartert:>ac.k
2.ack Friedrichs, OOf' of oNy four
unpact )uruoB. as well as jumor
fullback Cb.fl wanson. 1wuor ~
tight end Scott \ho, sophomore
wade A!C'e1Ver CddM! Huang and
'iOphomore t.lllbaclt Ray Um.
Defensively, Monerc:h saad
middle linebacker wanson. w ty Fnednchs, ~
outside 'back r Stephen
Hanrock. 0058 guard Cho and
~phomore d nsive end
f\farreJ Sohl were th cat.dlysts
Sdg Hill ~ scheduled to
play d \.dlSJI)• schedule next
y&u 111 the Academy League.
but Monard> s.ud the school
mcty attempt to play u • tree-
J.mce SC'hool at least one more
yNr. The d IOf'I IS expected
soon
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