Problems? Try The UC library plan: picking up the Books to depart in 82 Proposal has become UC policy ... phone for help will be used to obtain funds from state by Kitty RobWoD Copy EdItor by Reed Alpert be an alternate plan," preferably a Assistant News Editor storage facility at UCSD to house Arrivin, heme from school one A week is a long time to wait for infrequently used books but con evening, you find a note from your a book if you have a paper due and tinue to have them available on informing landlord you that you need the information. But this may short notice. He feels this "is a will be evicted from your ar become routine for UCSD students. more economical approach and in tine days. can partment Who The UC library plan to move provides greater access to the you call for informaUon about your books out of campus libraries and users." legal rights in tbia situation? into two regional storage centers The method of choosing those Your roommate bas taken an has become University policy. volumes which will be shipped has overdose of drugs and is A publication called " The not been developed yet. Haak said threatening to commit suicide. Is University Libraries: A plan for the UCSD libraries plan to hire there someone who can tell you development, 1977-78" has been someone to study the system and how him to calm down? released by the Office of the determine the needs of the library. A group ~ graduate and un Executive Director of University Continued on page 10 dergraduate students, represen wide Library Planning and will be ting all four colleges at UCSD, has used to obtain fundini from the been working for the past year to California State Legislature. UC will not be establish a telephone crisis hotline John Haak, Associate University on campus. Comprised enUrely ~ Librarian, said that the UCSD volunteers, the group has un libraries will not reach capacity challenging dergone extensive training, until 1982, so book movements will preparing them to deal with a wide not begin until then. The plan calls variety of emergency situations. for UCSD to ship 125,000 books in court ruling The phone counselling center 1982~ and a total of 582,000 by will be located in the old computer UC will not challenge the federal 1988. court ruling which admitted Rita tenninal, Muir Lower Commons, If the plan is implemented, the next to the CAPE office. 'lbe Oaney into UC Davis medical books will be shipped to two school, university spokespersons phones will be manned duriaC Stu... ,. III., be ...... c-.. U...., ...d /In"'", die regional storaae centen, one in the said Tuesday. evening hours, untU about 2:00 San Francisco Bay Area and one in a.m. HoweY_. tbe lHYice will not ladl", boot-"" ...... fiN.,...... a ne.. ,..onal boot .torage Citing the high cost of an appeal, plan ,.. becOMe UC pelle,. [77 pholo: Bill aroob] the Los Angeles area. Eventually representatives said that although start unW tile ftftb week ~ cluIes. the facilities would hold three they feel confidant that the At a meeting for new volunteers million volwnes each. Students on Supreme Court would overturn the held last Tufllday ~, organizer Commentary individual campuses would have order, the university would prefer David Harris stressed the need for access to the stored volumes persons who are willing to receive to wait until the Bakke case is through a microfilm catalogue on heard on Oct. 12. "extensive training in the areas ~ AS actions spur request their own campuses. Requested Allan Bakke, in a similar case to listening skills, learning to handle volumes would be delivered within legal problems, dealing with Oancy's, sued the university on 24 hours to one week. grounds that he was denied ad depression, drug counselling and Dr. Paul Saltman, Vice learning to idenUty with somebody for Quad-Council. meeting mission to the UC Davis medical chancellor of Academic Affairs, school because of an admissions who is different than you." Added by ADdy Schneider Center charter. Disagreement said the pian will "harm us a great program which reserves a another organizer, Sue Maynard, Associate News Editor centers around the composition of deal because UCSD is a growing "We need everybody. Anything specified number of spaces for To resolve a growing rift with the the board's membership. Muir campus, a campus not close to one minority students. you can do will be a great help." new Associated Students, the Muir College Council member Kelly of the (regional storage) centers." The California Supreme Court Campus-Wide Organization Student Caucus has called for Texeira called it "one issue that Saltman expressed skepticism ruled that preferential treatment The phone counselling project quad-coWlCil meeting of the four has sent tremors through the for the funding plan, saying that for students on the basis of racial began last year when Muir Cpllege college governments. system. It's time for the system to after it is obtained, "how the background is unconstitutional. Dean Jim Beckley expressed Misinfonnation and rumors have be tested. " money will be spent is anybody's The University will begin oral concern over the fact that no such fueled speculation about the The new charter which has been guess. " arguments for their appeal in mid· service was available the UCSD to motivations behind the summer approved by the AS and the Haak Wants An Alternate Plan October. community-or, in fact, to the reorganization of the Student Continued on page 6 • Raak said. "We feel there should Continued on page 10 entire North County area. Initially, Beckley worked with members of Page One, the peer counselling center of M~lr college. Soon, Chewing the cheese -- Or going for broke however, the phone counselling group broke away from Page One, becoming a campus-wide organization. The first step the group made toward establishing the hotline was to send a survey to a random selection of UCSD students in order to determine whether or not they would use a phone colHlselling service. "A great deal of thought and care went into finding out if such a service is needed here," stated Beckley. The results of the survey showed "an overwhebning response in favor" of establishing a hotline, according to Ellen Rosenbluth, one of the original founders ~ the project. Along with Todd Schacbtman, Ethan Munson and, Bob Rubinyi, Rosenbluth then contacted crisis centers in the San Diego area. such as United Way, the Help Center and DEFY, a clrq crills line. In order to design an effective training pl"Olf8lD for ~ volunteer.. ReMarch for the project continued tInuP Fall and Winterquarten lut year. . . Coati..... pace I N..... 1000 partlelpula .Dd epeet.to.. tu.... ed out W...... , for the .nau.l Sport. Blaanw. which ... culminated by the ...... Pea ...... EatlaaCOM.... I . ,I
FrIday, Be...... , 1m triton times ''Civilized " UbertIIII Ulloa ...... NAACP I.tpI Dlf..eudl'olllleatlaa P'WId .., 1M IethIl iajeetloD Idea ma, [Ed.... - 8eeC& Qrfe«' .... a weD &Me bold III maa,y mare .... r.n.er ...... tbII,...-. writes IIr ._...... "catI •• 'lbe OIdahama lltatue pro¥idel _ erIalIa8I jaIIIee.) for eaeeuUon by a ct.llDjection of drap - ODe to reDder the priIoaer Ont the .. NOW... WE WANTTO INTRODUCE OURSELVES TO YOU THE With America'a le,al ~, to kill. 'lbe STUDENT BODY AND FACULTy .. .wE·RE THE POTIERY by execution lethal iajectiOD Teua law calla far eriminaII to be BARN ... A GOLD MINE OF CONTEMPORARY IDEAS FOR aileduled occur In Taa to ia a&uck rib a letMl dole of an YOUR HOME OR APARTMENT IN TO DAYS LIFESTYLE. 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Ii) On-Campus Interview Schedule FAI414 1977 Prepare Now! Job Offers Are Just an Interview Away! Representatives of the following companies, agencies and schools will be !o he~p you prepare for these interviews, and to receive the necessary on·campus to interview candidates for Bachelors, Masters and Ph.D. intervIew forms, plan to attend one of the following Orientation Sessions: degrees: r------___ Oct. 11 U.S. Navy Nov. 3 K·Mart 12 13 12 U.S. Navy 4 General Atomic 18 Exxon Corp. 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THE POTTERY ror further information concerning degree level and major needs of these ~.fl~~ employers please contact; ITiJ CARE:ER PLANNING & PLACEMENT SERVICE ONLY AT: "'J;~ NOTE; On-CamPUI Interviews are ~ed SANTA BARBARA WESTWOOD VILLAGE LA JOLLA • 9 Student Center Complex Building for students cx)lnpletl,. their Blc:helon, La Cumbre Plaza 10914 Kinross 7611 Girard Ave. Materl and PhD _ ..durl,. the current 887·8707 477·3553 454-3133 WE'RE HERE TO HEI4P! academic year. tritOD tale8 .-.eel ~ CRAds clAiM ASUCSD hAS illEGAl CONTROl OVER STudENT boARds TUESDAY, OCTOBER 11 The ASUCSD Is currenUy SAN DIEGO FOX THEATRE Student Affairs has apparently lost form of undergraduate goVllOl' All seats reserved, $7.50, $6.50. lnlonnation: (714) 236-6500. engaged In eatendlng its control sight of in the turmoil cauecl by his ment is, and bas always been so Tickets avAilable at the Center Box Office. 202 ·CO Street, over certain student finances and sudden departure. treated in the past. aU Select-A-Seat outlets and aU San D ieto County functions In a way wbicb is ob 'lberefore, let me state quite Snce graduate students are not Bill Gamble·s Mens Stores. viously iOepI and dl8crim.inatory clearly that the graduate student part of or represented in the PRODUCED BY WOLF &. RI,)SM ILLfR CONC£RTS to gradute studew. When the body is .. part of the Aaaociated ASUam, this group has no claim ASU~D WIllI being formed last Students. The Graduate student to control over the Student Center ~ring, then Vice OIancel1or OJuncil is the officially recognized Board, the Communications Murphy assured me that precisely organization which coordinates the Board, or the ~ Program BikE shop COMMENTARY ~liMP' ; these thinp would .. occur. He various functions of "government" Board. These Boanb exist above weD understood a principle which (e.g. selecting committee and beyond the ASU~D because MisREPRESENTS SAXON'S idEAS representatives) for all graduate they are funded by aU students Action at Wednaday'. Sport. Bazaar. (TT photo: Rlc:hard Yokum) students, Including SIO and from Registration or special fees. EX-EdiTOR SAyS Medical Students. Graduate I am dismayed at Mr. Schneider's conunentary on the Bike Shop, The Assciated Students is DOt • especially since it comes from someone who proclaims himself a students have no desire to be part geueral student government, and Hotline.. "valuable resource" to the Triton Times and hence, by the strangest Conti.ued from page 1 is5llES ARE of the undergraduate government cannot appoint or elect the awn TT structure, and the GSC has twist of logic, to the campus. To be sure, a commentary is not intended to Voluateer TralnlBg Marcia Schlenler, from the Buffalo help was put together over the of these Boards without be an exact recapitulation of the past. However, neither should it repeatedly affinned that such an disparaging the rights of graduate In response to an advertisement Suicide and Crisis Center; the sununer by Todd Schachtman. misrepresent those items the commentator chooses to touch 011. biGGEST EVER arrangement would be detrimental stude .... 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'NC I .,." .TIIII, . , I . m.·1p .m. I ST LOUIS (714) 271.7810 , ------F.. , ... ." .. /s., '01/11." "." , tritoD times' , tdtewlillri· . fttIIa,. 11.1 ' • II, 1m .JUne- Chinatowns on the aIwt Minority Scholarsfiip c..... rn .... 1 "-l1lI...... ' checked a number 0( voIumea in A 22-year old Ruaaiaa im Jolla B. Duaeaa, ezeeutlve Frisco murders leave trail around country Central UInry aDd found acme migrant, a.acy flied ad apiaat director of the Teaa ctvD boob that had ao& been cbedred the University, and wbile Uberties Union, CGDteDdI Ibe Th i lent bloodletHftn aunatown itself. Their opponents U.S. immigration officials at the Fund unconstitutional out during the put flve yean but preaentinl ... cue, cited tile Tau 1eIIIIature'. appetite tor Ibe PNS - e v 0 ..... were the Joe Boys, whose turf was Canadian border near Vancouver . that repeatedly has struck San outside Chinatown. had obvioUily been Uled .. "discriminatory" practice of iIIue ''nIaJ well npreaea& IlIOn 0( for the attempted assassinatiun of evidenced by worn covers and dog reaerviag II 01& 0( 100 ~ ..... a guO&)' co ..._ .. aboI& b8vinI to Francisco's annese community in But since tbe Golden Dragon by Reed Alpert precedents that uphold the state's recent weeks has IPread alarm a prominent New York C'h1natown Associate News Editor position. eared pages. minorities .. growxIa lor her supporl capital punlabment for leader. aaak has forwarded hia admlsaion. Need A Number among community leaders and law incident, San Francisco police The National Food for Minority political aurvival in Teua than any enforcement agencies in have begun to investigate links Narcotics CODDection suggestions to the Statewide Caney explained that wbiJe abe Imderlyinl motive." The effects of the Bakke decision Engineering Students supports the call fro V to between the youth gangs and Authorities believe that gam have begun to reverberate program. The fund is based in New Library Committee but baa did not qualify for tbe apedaI Duncan aIIIo eriticlus the state'. (]rlnatowns m ancouver larger organized crime operations' bling and extortion still provide received very few answers. ''Our New York ety. throughout the California York City and is supported by admi8slons pt'08J'IID on a minority medical establiabment for Police blame the Sept. 4 slaying - possibly including Chinese most of the cash for young Chinese statements don't fit their status, abe, too, deaeryed ad- maintaining a "Uly-Iivered educational system. contributions fcom corporations EDNA of five people at the Golden Dragon fraternal clubs called "Tongs" gangs. New York's Chinatown A privately funded scholarship and fOWidations. preconclualons," said Haak. mission. • silence" on Ibe maUer, nu restaurant here on youth gang that control much of the real estate gambling houses handle up to $3 program for minority engineering "First to discontinue" warfare that has claimed 46 Uves and many sma1l businesses in million a week, according to police students has been discontinued by Garvey Clarke, president of the in less than a decade. But a much various American Chinatowns. sources. But there Is growing the California State University and fund , said the California state f rime Is Ift...... W enforcement agenta believe alarm that a major Chinese nar largerpictureo c emergu.. some Tong members control Colleges because the system's college system is the first to Why tomorrowS professionals _ with links to national and In- cotics network Is also forming. legal staff felt the program to be discontinue the prog ram. He added ternatonal organized syndicates, lucrative gambling operations in Evidence of this - in addition to unconstitutional: that the University of California is whose interests lie in illegal these OIlnatowns and actually hire the large cash Dow and the cross The reasoning behind that planning to add the program to gambling, euortion and, most yOlDlg immigrant Chinese toeuort country mobility of the organizers . judgement fonows that of the some of its campuses. Clarke recently, heroin smuggling ''protection money" from local - includes tbe fonowing develop decision handed down by the hopes to continue aiding state choose Hewlett-PackardS family ments : a steady depletion of first operations. businesses. california Supreme Court in the college students by going through a "Unfortunately, it took that In San Francisco, police are Mexican heroin stocks as the Bakke case. The decision declared private foundation to award the incident in San Francisco to get looking into the powerful Hop Sing primary source for the narcotics unconstitutional a UC Davis money. He is currenUy trying to some action here," says New York Tong and its role in recruiting black market in the U.S.; fears Medical School affirmative action work through a private foundation ofadvanced calculators ~ police detective Neil Mauriello, YOlDlg,armedenforcera. that the vacuum created by the program because it considered in Berkeley so the fund can con who works in tbe Fifth Precinct But beyond these local In collapse of tbe Mexican market race as a factor. According to the tinue giving aid at the four state that includes OUnatown. New vestigations is a growing effort to will be filled by Southeast Asian court, this violates the equal colleges in the area. . d 35 homicid determine whether the seemingly opium grown in the "Golden York has experience es autonomous gang activity in the protection article of the U.S. Lee Marks, an attorney for the They're proven performers. In space. On Everest. In the in the last 10 years because of Triangle" ( Burma-Laos fund, said that if the California / constitution . The University of labs of Nobel laureates. Since we built the first, back in fighting among immigrant Cllineae various cities Is interconnected. Thailand), dominated for decades California has appealed the system discontinues the program youth. On Sept. 17, police from US and by OIinese syndicates; concern decision to the United States there will be many other In 1972, our advanced calculators have been tested by mil " Now maybe they' ll start Canadian cities met with drug and that the Southeast Asian con Supreme Court and it will be heard stitutions that would be able to use lions worldwide, and they've passed. believing what we've been saying immigration officials at a joint nection that has flooded Western on Oct. 12. the money. He added that the They have staying power. Todays classroom prob for years," Mauriello adds, ''that conference in Toronto to discuss Europe with beroin for the past Mayer Chapman, general california state system could have there's more than just yOlDlg kids the spreading gang problem. five years Is beginning to stretch counsel for the state colleges, said gone on with the program Wltil the lems quickly grow into tomorrow's on-the-job problems. behind some 0( these robberies, In the East, ~ontrolled across the AUantic to America, the Bakke decision was not the US Supreme Court ruled af HP calculators are designed and built to handle both. shootings and elrtortions." gamblingand extortion rackets are replacing the old "French Con cause of the decision and cited firmative action programs un Both New York and San Fran- believed to have spread from New nection." other decisions and legal constitutional. They're investments in a future that happens fast. cisco - with Chinese populations York to Montreal, Quebec, Just eight months ago, for They're straightforward. "Advanced" doesn't mean estimated over 100,000 - have seen Toronto, Chicago, Boston, Detroit, example, 80 to 90 per cent of the a rapid influx of Hong Kong Im- Atlanta and Miami. On tbe West heroin in the Seattle area came "complicated:' It means "uncomplicated:' HP calculators are, . 18 ' 1965 he otas Coast, such operations allegedly from Mexico. But now, about half rrugran smce ,w n qu have common roots in San above all, straightforward . . on Asian immigration were lifted the black market supply is by the U.S. government. Along Francisco, Los Angeles, Portland, believed to consist of high quality They're easy to use. HP calculators not only grow with increased immigration have SeatUe and Vancouver. Southeast Asian heroin. Across the with you; they grow on you. They feel natural, comfortable, come tbe problems of lDIem- A key indicator of this Is the high border, Inspector Lyman Henschel because we designed them to work like you think. ployment, overcrowding, tedio. mobility of young gang members. of the Royal Canadian MOlDlted labor and language differences "A lot of times the Joe Boys or Police (Canada's FBI) says that They're efficient. HP calculators take the direct that have isolated many of the the Wah Ching will fly down from Southeast Asia has been Van approach. All feature RPN,. a time-saving, parenthesis-free Chinese-born children form the San Francisco to L.A. as guests of couver's primary heroin source for American mainstream. gang members here," says Los two years. logic system. AU programmables fe ature a memory-saving Youtb Violence Spreads Angeles police officer Ben Lee . Several wealthy crime figures keycode merging capability. It Is against this backdrop that Vancouver police detective Bill have reportedly fled from Hong They're personal. Professionals design their own ways youth violence has mushroomed in Scotland confirmed that alleged Kong in recent years to seek Chinatowns throughout North gang members from San Fran sanctuary in canada. The best to solve their particular problems, and they expect their America. In tbe past, San Fran- cisco, Los Angeles and Portland known are the "Five Dragons" - calculators to be versatile enough to accommodate them. cisco authorities have portrayed have visited Vancouver where they five fonner staff sergeants. who Ours are. shooting incidents as a kind of were "watched closely" by police. HP.29C. Our NEW O1inese "West Side Story." On one On Sept. 10, a 25-year~ld Hong Continued on. page 15 There's a variety. To say we offer a full line is an Programmable with side were the Wah Oling (Young Kong immigrant who had been understatement. We offer a choice. 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"rll, lin ., I' j , "i, I ;'1 trit•• tDltl All the way to the playoffs? New coach for varsity soccer by Stepbea DI Me&Uo For this year'. team to be as Sports Writer succeaaful u aiiddpated, the Tritons must OYeI'CCIQII tine tough promises an excellent season By the end of tbia IICbooI year, oppooenta. Accordiac to coach U~D might be able to add a QuIn, Harbor College, Golden West By Steve GHId muller lead UCSD to a second SChOOls In a round-robin on October second NAJA National tiUe to its and the ever powerlul UC Sama Sper1a EdJIer place finish In the NAIA District 7 and 81n Berkeley. UCLA, wiMer credit with the 1977-71 Triton Barbara pose the greatest threat to As is the case with four other UC Three Suther Division, behind of several NCAA soccer tiUes, is surfinl team. (The llrst was in an Imdefeated seuon. Crosstown San Diego Intercollegiate teams, USIU. The Tritons were then favored to win the tourney but volleyball In 1971.) , rival San Diego state has alwaYli the mens soccer team baa a new eliminated In the opening round of Hayes noted that' UCSD can finish For the Drst time, college surfing glven UCSD a challenge; this coach. But unlike those four teams, the NAJA playoffs by perennial as high !is second if they can upset will be a part of the NCAA; with a year's meet, which is also the final Coach Stuart Hayes is bighly o~ power Westmont, 3-1. This season, second-seeded Cal. returning squad whlcb finished a tomistic about his squad's lIP' Hayes is counting on at least a game of the season, should prove to In the tourney, Hayes' team will very close sec:ond in the Western be no exception. The Tritons have a coming season, which begins second place ifnish In league play, play Cu~style soccer, a very Intercollegiate 0uunpj01l8bipll a busy sdledule with at least 10 dual tomorrow afternoon at Azuza again behind USIU. year ago, the Triton team Is in a Pacific College. Hwever, with an abbreviated defensive style of game and "go meets and a number of In out to play the best game very promising position. vitationals the Western Hayes, a 1974 graduate Ii UCSD, four game league schoedule, one before possible. " One of the returning swiers, Intercollegiate Championships on has most Ii his defense returning upst could keep the Tritons out of Clark QuIn, will assume the role of the playoffs, as only the first two Jan. 21-29. The Tritons' lint match and several talented newcomers to UCSD plays only 13 games, head coach this season. He will be Goalie Brian H_'y deflects a sltot on flOG' during a recen' prac:tlc~. fill the holes In the offense made by teams In the Division qualify for takes place at home (Oceanside) which alUloys Hayes. He pointed taking the reins from Mike Shand Triton'. socc~r ope... ,hel, 1977 season 'omorroUl agal... t players lost tograduation. Even post-season play. Hayes is con on Oct. IS against a team not yet '_m out that USIU plays 25 contests, who, after completing his doc Azuza Pac'./fc. fident, though, that his team will announced. though the Tritons have no a~ with trips to three tournaments up .torate in linguistics at UCSD, has parent weak spots in their defeat Southern California College, fi's taken a long time for college line-up, north while other schools in the accepted a teaching post In Puerto Hayes said he will run traditional Pont Loma and Cal Baptist to surfinl to reach the level of VARSrrvSOCCER SCHEDULE league play at least 20 games. Rico. QuIn, a three-year veteran organization offered by the NCAA offensive and defensive patterm, ensure a playoff spot. for U~D and president of last The first intercollegiate match Oct. 1 at Azuza Pacific IPM primarily a 4-2-2 set-up with two Returnfal Lettermen About the New Coach year's surfing club, is well took place over a decade ago and Oct. 1 San Diego State 2:30PM extra players acting as sweeping Expected to spearhead UCSO's While at UCSD, Hayes was a four (i·iiiiJ qualified for his new position. Even backs, depending on the offensive offense this season are sophomore UCSD was a part of that hisIorical Oct. 7~ All-Cal Tournament AllDay year letterman and earned All though he only started coaching confrontation. Under the guise of Oct. 12 at Cal Baptist 3PM potential of their opponent. forwards Bruce Logan and Greg District Three honors as a senior. the last Wednesday, QuIn is team the WISe (Western Intercollegiate Oct. IS Cal state Long Beach 2PM Strive 10 Perledle. Lyons. Other returnees on offense Mter graduating with a BS in SHAKEY'S MOVIE PACKAGE well organized and confident of his Surfing Cotmcil) for almost 9 Oct. 19 at Point Lorna 2:30PM By the midway point ri this include Russell Crane, Brad psychology, Hayes went to Stan teain's chances this season. "We ON MONDAY AND TUESDAY NIGHTS ONLY. FROM 3 P.M. ON. FOR ONLY ••" PUIS TAX, RE. years, organized surfing stagnated Oct. 22 at UC Riverside 2PM season, Hayes hopes to have Carruthers and Mike Schein, a ford , where he received an MA In have a really well rounded team," CEIVE ANY DOVBU SIZE PIZZA (THICK OR THIN CRUST) AND TWO ADULT AD..... ION through -chaos and the casual Oct. 26 OPEN DATE reached a plateau In coachability senior from Reading, Penn Education. He acted as Interim MOVIE nCICET8(UP TO A 'IIM VAUJE FOR BOTH PIZZA AND TICKETSIGOOD AT ANY MANN stated QuIn, "with a lot of depth ... approach used by the council. Two Oct. 29 (])apman IPM of his team. At this time, he plans sylvania. varsity coach in 1974, a season CINEMA IN SAN DIEGO. ANY TIME THRU DECEMBER 29. 1977. NOW. ENJOY THE WORLD'S GREAT. Depth may be the key to this to employ the concept Ii "total EST PIZZA AT HAKEY'S AND THE WORLD'S GREATEST MOVIES FOR ONLY 56 .99 PLUS TAX. JUST years ago when the American Oct. 31 USIU 2:30PM On defense, Hayes is looking for topped off with a second place ASK FOR THE SHAKEY'S MOVIE PACKAGE. THAT'S ALL THERE IS TO IT. (SORRY. OFFER IS NOT year's success as an excellent crop SurfIng Association took com Nov. 2 at Southern Cal College 2PM Dutch footbsU" - interchanging the Youngdale twins, Dave and finish In the All-Cal event. GOOD FOR "THE DELI ." TAKE·OUT ORDERS. OR USABLE WITH ANY OTHER COUPON.) of young surfers and at least 12 mand,. team surfing on all noD Nov .S TIjuana Tech- IPM positions randomly during the Doug, and senior AI Turken to members of last year's crew are professional levels began to boom Nov.~IS District Playoffs TBA game, a style of. rifense which protect goalie Brian Healy. Others NOW SHOWING AT DIE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS returninl, Including Alex Bravo, and receive the recognition so long constanUy puts pressure on the to watch Include freshman Peter Point l..orn./Oce.-.n B.:..:h Ke.~ Nn. Soulh Bay _. p_ Alex Bogdenoff, Eric Hanscon and denied. With this year's All games at Muir Field unless otherwise indicated opposinl team's defense and Matz and Sophomore Jonathan 122S .. _ .. Oriw 7" 0.""10 NCAA 125"'-"""" , .. " -...... JUM three-year letterman Bert Nielson. goalie. However, Hayes noted that Gold, both from Beverly Hills High ~ii~cr~i)~ N ... r ROM('f.,.., 8rhltMi f ecltlt., Chu.... v... ,... •••• sanctioning, swfing has entered -Game It Matthews CampJS Fieid East 212.0_ 17"~ 421·3222 Although the Tritons are loaded Into a new era with UCSD as its "he is striving for this and unW School. with talent, one name stands..4Qt leading power. that time, we'U stay with a 4-2-2, 4- All.o.I Tounaey when it comes to "hot surling": The Tritons will field from one to 2-4 or a 1-4-Z.2set-up." Highlighting the 1977 schedule is Boulton Colburn. With almost three squads this year with 12 X-Country sends seven Last SeMOaI'I'bII Se... the aMual All-Cal Tournament, ~::~ professional level abillty, Colburn members per team. All three, Last season, ex-coacb Ilan Roth- pitting teams from all eight UC could be a bl-g name In college whether A, Bor Cleve!. will be well \lllTIU surfing this year. equipped. to crucial All-Cal meet ~t:=( by Steve Goaid Davis is expected to win the team .(or \\''l 't~"h" l't.. ~ Andy Sldef ri send his top seven overall tiUe, but if UCLA sends a runners to Riverside tomorrow team, the Bruins probably will Triton Times ~ P.A.ID 'fQS IiIO NS! ~~ morniDg to compete for UC San take the top spot away from the £,I(fERIENa= fRf="f~Rl<£j7 Check into Bank of America. Diego In the annual AIl-Cal croll Aggies. Upc:omJag SeuoD country meet. The top seven were needs (0/'11£ oY -rHf- -rr o f"l<~ determined by time trials held This week's meet will be crucial yesterday afternoon, with the in determining who will be the t ~ \ P~~ BE:.T I,.JEEN 1\ aM \2 Alit Our College P1aD results unavailble at press time. seven Triton runners to run in each 011. l£.AI,t ~ f\ IW\ E:. 5:5" (,. r= However, Skief noted that his top of the seven scheduled events this typesetters ...... oK 1ll~ SfO~i.:S ~prro'" perfonners from last year, senior season, but Sldef cautioned that the Doug Jackson, junior Jon top seven will not be the same each is made for students. HalperIn, and sophomores Alan week, because time trials will be run during the week to pick that Lets begin at the beginning. Bernath and Ron Surret, would To shed a little more light on the subject, all our branches probably fill four ri the seven week's runners. The first thing every student needs is a no· nonsense checking ~I~.offer ~n array of free Consumer I~fonnation Reports. Includ. spots. The slate of meets looks like this: account. And in that categOly, our College Plan® Checking Account Ing A GUide to Checks and Checking, which explains what you Stroal SbewtD& Oct. I : All-CalatRiverside; Oct. I: is pretty tough to beat. need to know about cashing and depositing checks, holds and stop At last week's . initial team Point Loma, USIU and Chapman Fqr just $1 a month for the nine·month school year, you get payment procedures. meeting, twenty runners ex at UCSD; . Oct. 15: Cal state unlimited checkwriting, with no minimum balance required. There's pressed a desire to go out for the Dominguez Hills and Cal Tech at Now, thats not all the bank you'll ever need. And it's certainly team. According to Skief, this was Pasadena; Oct. 22: Tiju,ana Tech no service charge at all for June, July, August, or for any month you not all the bank we offer. But it does make for a good start. maintain at least a $300 minimum balance. You get our one of the largest turnouts In the at UCSD; Oct. 29 : Biola We also offer a wide variety of other banking services you school's history. Because of the Invitational at Biola College; Nov. Timesaver~ Statement every month. And your account stays open might find useful, both in school and after. So why not check in with 5: SCCFT Championships and Nov. through the summer, even with a zero balance, saving you the team's lack of practice, Skief us. You may never have to check a~here else. predicts U~D will finish no higher 12 : NAIA District Three Olam trouble of having to close it at the end of the school year. and re than fourth out of four or five pionships at a site yet to be open it in the fall. Complimentary personalized regular checks are Depeacl on .... More California co...... _ta do. schools In tomorrow's meet. UC determined. available, or premium checks may be purchased. BANK OF AMERICA NT&SA. 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IlDegedlyieft tbe HoIW Kong police F1anden notes that much of the ElU'Ope baa been flooded with force about eight yean ago Southeast Asian heroin is Southeast Asian herpin since 1972, becaUBe tl investigations linking manufactured and supplied by after the Turkish government them to illicit prostitution, gam organized syndicates with con agreed to halt opium harvesting in bling and narcotice operations. nections in Hong Kong, Bangkok that country, Authorities In Black Marllet Henla , and Europe. Flanders believes the Amsterdam and loodon believe The Canadian Broadcasting syndicates also have strong con that Chinese syndicates called Corp. recently linked the five ex nections in the U.S., partially " Triads" are responsible for police officers to Vancouver's beca use of ethnic ties to Asian transporting most of Europe's \"~St:lnIlLlI ...tlng ••• black market heoin trade, bit communities here. black market heroin supply from Vancouver detective Scotland says On the East Coast, authorities Hong Kong and Bangkok, and are lucid and he has no "concrete evidence" to suspect that Olinese syndicates recruiting young Hong Kong im excltlnga" support that charge, are beginning to negotiate with migrants as dope runners and " More and more Southeast Asian established U.S. Mafia figures. enforcers, Both Amsterdam and -Norman heroin will be seen in this country " We do not see the gang ldd o--_"..,..e C IftlUla ..... tbe~ .. pUclt, at tile time that the ....ed In a po...... 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