Godard , Gorin Participate in Dialogue in Cafeteria

Carrie Rickey political id as, and de iding that dialec­ "France is just a colony of the United tic should eclipse id alism; "Pravda," a States, and, since France is the colony, as mock epistolary film concerning lenin's slaves, we were interested in looking at second coming to modern the master's house-the people here look Czechoslovakia, r vealing his revulsion like particles in a wave of money," said at the Communist revisionis m in Prague; visiting filmmaker Jean-luc Godard in a " letter To Jane", an investigation of a dialogue that took place Tuesday photograph taken by Joseph Kraft in evening in the Revelle Cafeteria. Vietnam in such a way that, according to Over 600 people were in attendance the narration by Godard and Gorin, to see and hear Godard, .and his capitalized on her star status; and " Tou t collaborator, Jean-Pierre Gorin, par­ Va Bien," a film with Jane Fonda and ticipate in the dialogue. Yves Montand about the reactions of The pair was introduced by Visual Arts dormant radicals to the work r takeov r instructor Manny Faber who termed the of a meat factory. appearance of these two filmmakers as, The purpose of the visit of the two "Crucial-because up until now you've filmmakers was, according to Gorin, to had only celebrities like Desi Arnaz, rais money for their next project. Thev Andy Williams, that inspiring composer made "letter To Jane" specifically to Burt Bachrach, a director named Delmer show at universiti s in the United States, Daves-one thing about these people is and, " With th return of $10,000 so far in that they are - very radical." I cture fees and for showing this $2,000 Faber continued the introduction film, "letter To Jane" has become our with, "They're away from death and own "Godfather," with such a return on sleep-in art, the truth is the next step, our investment." and Godard made movies that con­ Th y criticized American audiences sidered the next step and were shocking Manny Farber, at podium, introduces Jean-Pierre Gorin and Jean-Luc for being too con cious of the verbal because they gave you images brutal in Godard to audience in Revelle Cafeteria Photos: Sesma aspects of film, Godard said, "You try to their content. The purpose of art is for hear every word, but you don't try to one person to speak to another serious­ For The Devil," radically changed his evening had the opportunity to view hear every note of music on the sound­ ly, and Godard brought that previously directorial orientation in 1968 when he screenings of four Godard/Gorin film s track ... we're trying to make listening slumbering seriousness back to movies." abandoned the concept that a director that were screened all day Tue day and pictures, not talking pictures." Godard, first a film critic, then the was the sole author of a film and began on Monday evening where the two In answer to th question, " How do maker of such landmark movies as collaborating with Gorin on movies that made an appearance. you se the American left?" Godard " Breathless," "Co ntempt," address themselves to raising the These films were: "Struggle In Italy", said, "We don't see it at all." " Alphaville," "My life To live," "A political consciousness of the viewers. told from the point-of-view of a Univer­ Woman Is A Woman," and "Sympathy Many in the audience on Tuesday sity stud nt coming to terms with her (Continued on page 3)

Volume 1' , Number 2 University of California, San Diego Friday, April 6, 1973

Fourth College North Star Madrid Accepts Plans Approved Funding Suspended Minnesota Post Karen Armitage and Hannah Cohen Don Maker On March 8 the Committ on Educational Policy Vice Chan ellor of Student Affairs Gorge Murphy hould th Adminl tration grant rturo Madrid, approved the preliminary plan for Fourth College as informed the TRITON TIMES W dne day evening that Ph.D. and in tructor in panish Literature, accelerated did th Acad mi c enate on Mar('h 20. During the fall he had plac d a "temporary suspension" of activity and t('nure on the taff of Thiro Colleg ? of 1973 a d tailed plan will be d veloped by a registratio n fee monies that were alotted to th TO THE TRITON TIMES : provisional fa ulty m aae up of professors from the ORTH STAR because of what "appears to be a I would like to thank my student (graduate and three now xisting coll ege. continuing defiance of th Communications Board undergraduate) at Revelle, Muir, and Third College The goals of Fourth Colleg ar to provide a general with th NORTH TAR's continued anonymity." for their letters in upport of my tenure nomination. du ation with pecial concern for profe sional and Th Communications Board has asked that the Although the UCSD Administration deni d me that pre-profe sional training, together with an emphasis ORTH STAR publish the names of cO (ltributors and promotion it was gratifying to have our vote of on the study of problems of social policy. All editors in cach issue. confidence. departm ntal majors will be available within Fourth lhe NORTH STAR Collective responded to Murphy's I have accepted the tenure po ition offered to me b 011 ge. In addition, special majors will be developed action by stating that, " Murphy has violated due the University of Minne ota and will start there in withi n the ollege. proc ss of the Communications Board. The fa ct that September (1973). The deci ion wa not an easy one, The pr paration for Fourth College was initiated we'r an anonymous paper is unfounded. Our office is but in view of the decision of the UCSD Admini tration after the ten-year enrollment projections for all cam­ open to the public - people know who we are and it wa a necessary one. puses of UCSD were ·developed by the Academi where to find us. Th e administration knows which of us Because then' has been considerable misinformation Planning and Program Review Board in May, 1972. In are allowed to sign out for our account. W 're goin~ to circulating on campus about my tenure nomination, I Jul y, 1972 the campus Ad Hoc Growth Committee met continue publishing - we're going to seek redress.' As would like to use this letler to clarify some matter . and d veloped a faculty allocation and student growth of Wednesday evening, the ORTH STAR hadn't yet De pite tatements to the contrary: plan whi h included proposal for two additional been informed of their funding suspension. 1. My nomination to tenure had the unanimou coll eges, th fir st to begin admission of about three The Vice-Chancellor maintained that " The issue here support of the Spani h eclion of the literature hundred stud nts in fall, 1974. is not one of freedom of the press, or of administrative Department. According to the proposed academic plan, Fourth censorship - it is one of protest of the continued 2. My nomination to tenure had the upport of College will offer a framework of courses, programs anonymity of the NORTH STAR." . the Provo t of Third College, Jo eph Wat on. and major~ within which students can acquire an Prior to Wednesday, it appeared as though arbitra­ 3. My nomination to tenure wa up ported by ducation that will be of relevance and use for a career tion between NORTH STAR and the Communications twelve of the fourteen voting tenured member of in a variety of professions, including engineering, Board regarding the issue of " anonymity" as oppo ed the Department of literature. medicine, the performing arts, administrative sciences, to "identlfication" was progressing smoothly. Murphy 4. My nomination to tenure wa neither ays that "The Communications Board is aware of my du ation, law, and archite ~ ture , as well as the natural "premature" nor " accelerated" except in a sc!ence fi Ids of physics, chemi try, biology, and earth action, but I took this action without th ir r qu t or technical en • My current appointment i at SCI nces. concurren e." As istant Professor Setp 6, which i primaril a At pr sent, stud nts can acquire a professionally Murphy add d that the NORTH STAR will stilr have "holding tep", and I would have b en con ider d rei vant educational background in some of these acc to its adverti ing r venue, and aid that the for tenur in S pt mb r of 1973. in e I am fi Ids in th oth r colleges. Fourth Colleg intends to Univ r ity ha not int ntion of stopping the NORTH ompleting my 8th y ar of lull-time t aching (5 add to the pre ent colleg off rings a curriculum with a TAR' continued publication. H al 0 aid that the year at Dartmouth Colle~ and 3 y ar at UC iD) I s t of programs and majors that will provide greater "Communi at ions Board ha invit d alternative feel I have erved out m 'apprenli e hip" and am opportunities at UCSD for stud nt inter sted in a pro po ai, but the NORTH TAR ha r j ct d and now qualifi d to join th rank of the tenured prof ss ionally orient d education. r fus d It rnatives to th qu tion of anonymity." H fa ult , the Admini tralion of UCSD not with tan­ As part of the lower division course off rings, Fourth stat d that th su p n ion would b li ft ed if the ding. ge will offer a number of ollege quen e . NORTH T R would comply with th ommunication 5. I wa not promi d t nUl within th next two 011 Board' d ir r garding printing of a taft box. om of the coli ge sequen e will fo u around a year eith r a a L durer o ' a an A 0 iat A ording to a member of th NORTH T R collec­ p ifir theme, such a the study of human learning or Prof or. I wa told by m Chairman that the n rgy r source and the nvironm nt. Fourth tiv , th NORTH TAR wa planning a compromi by Chancellor wa prepared to off r m aL clure hip ugg ting alternative solution to th problem, and Coll eg 's approach to the humanities int nds to tr 5S with e urity of emplo 'i Jul;1l :. 11 ~ u thi u p n ion ca m b for the had a chan to off r xpOs ure to th many ar a of 0 ial cone rn and th year I demon trat d continuing commitm nt to ~ang 5 of thinking and values pr ent in ociety a an ugge tions. undergraduate du ation. " W plan to ontinue publi hing re ularl - and w gra l part of tn colleg curri ulum. AI 0 includ d 6. I have taught a r ilt numb r of tud nt , it ~nt n d mon yin th form of fundin via ub ription, via In Fourth ollege will b a writinl'l cour , whi h, great number of cour , and il reat vari t of adv rti m nt, in any way w ea n tit," m mb r of "ubj ct during m thr e year at UC D, d pit th 011 tiv aid. (Continued on pase 9) (Continued on p ge 9 ) Chometz Sale, Chabad House Rabbi Ja cob Kranz of Lubavitch-Chabad House, 6115 Montezuma Road, is conducting a pre-Passover sale, the commodity bein~ chometz or leavened products. A commandment rn the Bible which directs itself to Jews states ihat no leavened bread or chometz products should be eaten or owned by Jews during the Pa ssover season. When Moses led the Israelites out of Egypt 3,000 years ago, there was no time to bake bread, thus unleavened bread or matzoh was eaten. Rabbi Kran z ascribes a mystical twist to this fact: chometz products rise when baked, as do arrogant souls rise. But matzoh does not rise when baked and is comparable to a humble soul. " Th e commandment is often neglected because • people consider it silly and merely symbolic/, said • Rabb i Kranz. "Notwithstanding, any Jew len with • chometz in his home during Passover is going against the Torah." Rabbi Kranz is aiming his efforts at the college students and youth in the community because they po ssess leavened products in their homes and must be QUESTION: How do you see the Manny Farber (at podium) introduces Jean-Pierre Go­ made aware of the commandment. A convenient custom exists where the rabbi is given Left? rin and Jean-Luc Godard: " The appearance of Go- the power of attorney to sell all chometz of the person who mails in the delegation form. There is no cost for GODARD: We-don't see it at all ... dard and Gorin is crucial ... up until now you 've had thi s service, but the form must be returned to the rabbi by the morning before Passover, April 16. The rabbi is celebrities like Desi Arnaz ... Burt Bacharach ... One responsible for negotiating the sa le of all chometz to non-Jews. thing about these two people is that they are - radi- The seller must securely lock away all leavning products so that he is not able to get to them. Once the ca I .. ." selling transaction has occurred, the homeowner does not legally own the chometz in his home. After Passover, the transaction is reversed, and the chomelz Rabbi Jacob Kranz is given a Pre-Passover Power Philosophy 170 again becomes the property of the seller. of Attorney form by Barbara Suckowski. The following class, which was not included in the Spring Schedule of Classes, is being taught by Professor Anagnostopoulos : PHI LOSOPHY 170: METAPHYSICS, Monday Evening, 7-9:50, HL 1108. This course focuses on one of the major areas of Metaphysics, the Body­ Native American Mind Problem. The various theories, both traditional and contemporary, about the existence and nature of Course Offered the mind, will be critically examined. A new course in Native American Studies will be offered in Third World Studies this Sp ring Quarter. The course, Biographies of Great Native Americans (104) will be held Mon. 3-5 p.m. in 2402 21A Muir. This Black Music Course course will be substituted for Third World Studies 102, The Music Department and the Black Inter­ " Th e U.S. Territorial Expansion Pol icy vs . Indian disciplinary Sequence will be offering a repeat of the Remova l and Conflict." Any students who have Black Music course this quarter (Spring) to be taught by questions or wish to enroll in this new course should Dr. E.A. Meadows. This course is one of those directed come to the Third World Studies Office, 410 Me. A towards augmenting the UCSD curriculum with department stamp is required. courses on Black Culture. Because this course was not listed in the catal ogue, many students are unaware that it is being offered. • DESCRIPTION : Project Concern An examination of Black Music from a historical perspective, beginning with its African roots and Project Concern is sponsoring a city wide " Walk for continuing to the present. Includes an understan­ Politics of the Oceans Mankind" around Missio n Bay on May 5th. Walkers ding of the origin and relationships between Field Dr. Edward Wenk, Jr., first science advisor to will have the opportunity to raise funds for Project Honers, worksongs, Blues, Jazz, Spirituals, and Concern by soliciting "sponsors" who will agree to pay Gospel Music. In addition, the course includes a Congress and former cabinet-level officer under two Presidents, will speak on "The Politics of the Oceans: A them so much per mile. The ultimate goal is for each "With the return of $10,000 so far discussion of Black Art music composers, past and walker to complete the entire 20 mile distance. QUESTION: How does your collaboration work? present. The link of Black Music to ra cia l oppres­ View From the Inside", at a se minar Friday, April 6, at 3:30 p.m. in Sumner Auditorium on the ca mpus of Checkpoints along the way assure the sponsor that the sion will be examined. The primary objective of walker's mileage is verifi ed. Th e Mission Bay Walk GODARD: Making a movie is just like having a child in lecture fees and for showing the course is to conduct an extensive investigation Scripps Institution of Ocea nography, UCSD. begins at Bonita Cove with the first checkpOint of the music of Black Americar< and to place this The public is invited to hear Dr. Wenk, who wa s first opening at 6 a.m. - you need two people this $2,000 film, LETTER TO JANE music within its proper perspective, as a socio­ appointed to the White House staff in 1961. In 1966, he cultural expression within the field of music. was named executive secretary of the National Council The 1972 effort not only assisted Project Concern, but GORIN: Making TOUT VA BIEN was like a constant has become our GODFATHER - The cours is Music 125; 4 Units; Course Code 2620; on Marine Resources and Engineering Development such organizations as The Heart Association, The held Thurs. 3-6 p.m.; Room 1205 Humanities library by President Johnson. He was retained in that post by American Red Cross, Campus Life and Operation flow between two poles ... with such a return on our invest­ Bldg. President Nixon. Amigo through the local fund-sharing concept. The Music Department and the Steering Committee ment." of the Black Interdisciplinary Sequence are hopeful His book, THE Politics of the Oceans, was published that the course will prove to be of interest to many in 1972. Commenting upon it in Science magazine, The " Walk", now in its third year in the San Diego students on campus. Robert Gillette says that, "More than an anthology of area, is one of nearly 200 across the United States. More tales out of school, his (Wenk's) book recounts in than 7,000 walkers ranging in age from pre-school, almost overwhelming detail an era in which the elementary, secondary, and college-aged participants government's interest in marine science affairs to retired military person nel all joined in a 20-mile fund l ...n lflgS tnrO\lO" MoncIOy Coast Conservation burgeoned." raisi ng trek. The " Walk" took six different routes in the THE IIG SLEEP city and brought in more than $80000. Twenty percent 700& II IS/USA 1946 Clarification of provisions of the Coastal Conserva­ His talk is sponsored by the UC Inst itute of Marine of the proceeCls were shared local(y by youth, Civic and (Continued from page 1) 8., How.fd Hawh • Godard/Gorin ... Willi Humpllrey BogIn Ind Lou'en tion Plan is the focus of an all-day conference Resources' Center for Marine Affairs and the Depart­ charitable organizations. The remainder went toward _I ment of Scripps Institution. .. oat$(, 5ensual1l1mlrlg of Almond scheduled for Thursday, April 12 on the UCSD campus. the completion of Project Concern's new $790,000 to the audience, but the discussion of cntndle1 S nara bOIled deteCtive novel They described their collaboration COOL HAMD LUKE "Proposition 20: Protection or Concern?" will be pediatric-maternity hospital, recently dedicated in Ti ­ metaphorically with Godard saying, the films of Godard and Gorin during held in Room 1449 of the Humanities-Library Building 9;OOpm ' l/S.I 1967 / 8y 51U1rt RosenberlI juana. "Making a movie is like having a child­ the dialogue dealt mostly with parts of Willi P.uI _mon """ Gectge Kennecly at Re velle College. Registration is open to the public, A film abOUt. tnln whO you need two." In response to a ques­ the film that had been shown that day beginning at 8:30 a.m. CMA President Speaks Wlft not be IUbdoed Further information on Project Concern's "Walk" tion inquiring If their collaboration had and the evening before. *'1_: _ flIcIIIotIr" Attorney Harold Small will coordinate the con­ can be obtained from your sc hool representative or by slowed down their work , Gorin Both were reticent to speak about the mil, IIA ference, which is sponsored by the Urban Affairs Dr. Thomas Almandorf, president of the California writing San Diego County "Walk for Mankind", 3375 Medical Assn ., will be a major speaker April 28 at a remarked that "Tout Va Bien" "Was a work done prior to 1968 at both The division cf University of California Extension. Camino del Rio South, Suite 320, San Diego 92108, or by So"",",y w.dNghI Urban Affairs Director William J. Siembied a public conference on health care. cal ling 280-2100. constant flow between two poles." Monday evening appearance and A,segme.nt of Tout Va Bien was shown Tuesday's dialogue. Tho NoeI"","1 Clnemo describes t ~e event as an opportunity to learn how to Almandorf, newly installed pres ident of CMA, will MTElWTlllIl STWIIOAT IILl JII work unc' the new aCI, effective since February 1. speak in opposition to development of a national ,...... fIIIa " We "'ill take a practical approach to the issues health care program. He will address a one-day con­ raised by the new Plan and its interrelationships with ference titled "National Health Care - Who Pa ys? tuoodoy Ind W_y the Envinnmental Quality Act and th environmental Who Ben efits?" to be presented by University of IATTI--"fU ImES impact plo~ess," Siembieda explains. "The idea behind ACoopetabYt Ellort With Tho California Extension, San Diego at Roosevelt Junior l.W¥trIlIy 01 Co!I_ r._ Propositi.) 20 is to J~~ure rrnleclion of the coastline High School. It will meet from 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. PIEIBIT for the f1ubli now and in the futur , bUI t ere is _EaOF concern In som s ctors over whether the act can Dr. Jeoffrey Gordon, medical coordinator for the COMMUNITY UMDOIIEYElarMEIT Beach Area Free Clinic in Sa n Diego, will serve as actually provide such protection and also wh ther it ENJOY A KJlYJlK BLOOD BANK ~1168 will aus ~ tJnr alistic restraints." coo rdinator for the program which also features Dr. NATURE AND PHOTOGRAPHY _byT..... ~A"'" Nt; ~ ..tole 04 'us I'Ie rnt The conference is of potential int r st to builders, Brian Biles, a physician who is a legislative assistant to CAMPING TRIP If you're going camping this summer, you 327 F. Street rewolutto ..ry abIn fe.ture .-nllable land inVf s rs, interested citizens and representatives Con~r ss man William R. Roy; Dr. Max Scho n, a In.,. u! "tt.CIelrlYI_PMCO A _ ,_." lor .. w... • .. ~ .. tho might want to combine your trip with a tough, of 10 al :lO'V rnmenl. den list, and Dr. Paul O'Rourke, a consu ltant on hea lth ..,.It • film Ih tI fl l"'teI_, irQrIC & ar legislation for th e State Senat . eow...RIwtf. no-nonsense course in photographic ART con­ PAYS DONORS _ylnligenl Severa members of the San Di go R gional Coastal ducted outdoors, in Nature's own studio. *'1 FIll: __ IInrI, Commission ar among Ihe speakers, in luding: Dr. • SAm, . ...ft ·i..... yooq for service Elml'r Keen ; ommission Director Tom Crandall; The all-day s ssi on will ce nter on questions such as • cowt.. ENT . fr_IV all til. MY Evening campfire programs and camping tips wheth r improving hea lth ca re Qemands mor than • ECONOMICAL . r., ~~." IIIIMH 1101.1," are included. Tue .-Fri. Commi sion 5 cr tary Daniel Gorfain; and Jeffr y • AOVENTUIIOUS £I,..,. ,,, .. It.. 1 ..... Fraut~chy; who is also a repr 5 ntative to th Stal just pulling additional mon y into the sys tem, wheth r Write: Drew EvereH 9:45-5:30 health insuran e r ally protects us financia lly, and who UYAK RENTAL 5750 DAY Coastal Commission. fo, 8rodlorl Wrill or Calf 324 S. Finl St., at. 9:3085:30 is r sponsible for s eing that h alth are is available. ".-,.... Fe for th Thursday conference is 525, with advan e UYAK RIVER ~'1IUISES ~llEISURE CRAfT Alhambra, Calif. 91802 Ciosed Sun . & Mon. llI ..ID~Tt regi tration requested if possibl . For nrollm nt infor­ Discussion will also cover whether hea lth car i a right t7U FUll SI Yo... AUlDO. 15384-11021 783 6833 233-8328 to b guarant d by government. ~- mation, tE'l!'phon 453-2000 ext nsion 2061 . 7456 ~at joIbillvd. 459-434J Page 3 Friday, April 6, 1973 Triton Times Page 2 Triton Times Fr iday, April 6, 1973 Pre-Hispanic Art Java To You One hundred pre-Hispanic Mexican works of art Two performances - a concert of Javanese Recordings/Tom Lindberg from the Jules Berman Collection, Beverly Hills, are " gamelan" musi c and dance on Friday, April 6, and a now on view at the Fine Arts Gallery of San Diego, Javanese shadow play on Saturday, April 7 - will be Balboa Pa rk, through May 6, 1973. presented here at UCSD. The exhibition is comprised of clay and stone figures The performances, which will both be held at 8:30 from pre-classic cultures dating 1500 B.C. to the post­ p.m. in the Music Gallery, Bldg. 408 on the Matthews Lessons in Listening classic period, c. 1521 A.D. The earliest, the Olmec, Campus, are presented under the auspices of the with its hieroglyphic writing, mathematical and calen­ UCSD Campus Programming Board and the Music dric sy stem, is considered by some specialists as the Department. Admission for each performance is $1 for "I used to get fucked-up before I played - about as resi lient to undermining as Kottke himself is to' only true Mesoamerican civilization. Subsequent the general public, and 50 <;ents for students. four yea rs ago, but I don't anymore. After I drooled on drooling on his frets. developments emanated from, or were greatly in­ Mr. K.R.T. Wasitodipuro, Java's most outstanding the twelfth fret in front of the audience - I gave up. fluenced by it, according to advocates of this premise. musician and composer, will direct the "gamelan" I've developed a pretty resilient attitude about it since Examples from Colima, Nayarit, Jalisco and Veracruz (orchestra) made up of approximately 30 musicians and then ." Leo Kottke mn have revised his stage behavior Resting perhaps at the opposite' corner of guitar are a legacy, enabling an insight into the life at that dancers. The concert will include traditional of late, but his latest album on Capitol, " My Feet Are dynamism is Mahavishnu John Mclaughlin whose time. ' " gamelan" music, three new works by Wasitodipuro, as Sm iling" is hard ly a change in direction for him. Rath er, latest album, Birds of Fire on Columbia is simply The Fine Arts Gallery is open Tuesday through well as the special dance performances. this new release, recorded live at the Tyrone Guthrie breathtaking. The Mahavishnu Orchestra cuts through Saturday 10 a.m, to 5 p.m.; Sunday, 12:30 to 5 p.m.; and Two of the dances to be performed are the Th eater in Minneapolis, is a reaffirmation of the the rea lms of contemporary music with incomparable closed on Monday. "Lawung" in which gongs accompany male dancers technical mastery of the guitar he so stu nningly dis­ skill, Jan Hammer laying down a sleek, pulsating who perform with long lances, and the " Camb)'ong", a played on his earlier, less publicized records. Th e foundation on electric piano, Jerry Goodman pacing dance to express appreciation of feminine beauty. A resi lience he has developed is a res ilience to sta sis or th group with sweet, energized, perfectly spaced dance version of the cla ss ical themes, the triumph of inertia in his style; while he rema ins impeccabl y violin, and Billy Cobham finally stepping to the light over da rk and of good over evil, will be performed explosive, flinging through musical thoughts on his forefront with the most precise, rapid yet refined using the two-dimensional movements of shadow twelve string with such rapidity and attention to detail, drumming on the scene today. Mclaughlin is at the he always mai ntains a dignified spontaneity which puppets. zenith, and his performance here is beslleft unscathed Th e shadow play performance to be presented defies his fingering speed .• He pla ys light, almost by attempts at description. He said of his work in an ethereal melodies, always unpredictable, always Saturday is an impo rtant part of th e Javanese culture. In interview in Cuilar Player magaline: "Music is way charmed with an unexpected twist or change in inflec­ . beyond the mind. You're conscious of what you're addition to being good entertainment, th e plays are doing, but you're being moved by something greater. used to transmit the wisdom of the culture, particularly tion, and as he states and restates his vi rtuosity he never becomes redundant. never tied to syntactical standards When I'm completely lost is when the music is the most the philosophic and mystic principles of the "semadi" of expression. He is loyal to a lyrical folk style of incredible. I'm nol a musician for musicians. I'm a disciplin ~ to the Ja va nese youth. playi ng, but he works away from it to the periphery of musician for non-musicians. That's what I want to be The plays fall into three ma in categories which sweetness with energetic riffs, covering from top to and tha t's w hat I'll always want to be. What is a correspond to the stages of life, and therefore, have bottom the range of his instrument. Most cuts on " M y musician for if he isn't for the non-musician? I'm a special meaning for every age group. Performances can Feet Are Sm iling" are from previous albums, but the musician, I'm the ears of humanity. I listen on behalf of Saturday Films last all night, but the audience is expected to wander in live recording co nfirms what may have seem ed unlike­ hu manity. Most people's roles in this divine drama on and out, heeding only those portions of particular ly in the p as t; his attack on the instrument is for real , This Saturday begi ns a new Sa turday Night Fi lm Series earth is to do so mething else, but they love music so I interest. there are no overdubs, no accompaniments. He pla ys sponsored by the Campus Program Board. The films are am here for them . Musicians are here for people who Th e performance is under the direction of a alone, resou nding on stage like a trio. His voice on ca n't hear, and painters are here for people who can't shown once only at 7:30 p.m. in US B 2722. Adm ission is " dalang" who is responsible for the stories, character three of the cu ts is rich, deep, perhaps limiting, but al so see - so they ca n lea rn to hear and see." Birds of Fire is 50¢ and tickets are available at Urey Hall Box Office, of the puppets, music, and commentary. A good a good compliment for his cool, soaring guitar work. one such lesson in lis tening, and a more painless lesson Tues-Thurs 12-5 and Fri day 12-4 p.m. " dalang" can present 100 different all-night perfor· Th is new release is clean, pure, superbly produced, and could hardly be devised .. . enough said. Th is Saturday's films will be " King of Hearts" and mances and is revered in Java as a teacher and spiritual " Grand Illusion." " King of Hearts" (i n French with guide. English subt itl es) is a delightfu l and su btle satire - a penetrating comelil y encased in a beautiful movie. Th e ques tion director DeBroca probes is whether, where war is concerned, the madmen are the ones insi de the Rosey Grier Sings for Kids Lib as ylum or out. And he explores the question cogently, : wittily - in this film which is like a dreamy holida y " Free to be ... You and M e" is the title of a rece ntly rel eased " children's lib" respite from the terror an d death of WWI. record album. Pu t out on the Bell label by actress Marlo Thomas and friends The second feature for this evening, " Grand (i ncl uding such luminari es as Harry Belafonte, Dia na Ross, Dick Ca vett and Mel IF YOU HAVE AN UNUSUAl TALENT, Illusion", was directed by Jean Renoir in 1937 and Brooks) the album fea tures songs desig ned to break down the sex-role stereotypes fea tures Er ich von St roheim. " In 1937, just one yea r ord inarily forced upon boys and girls. On one cut, former LA Ram guard Roosevelt before Hitler bega n to fan his new armies across Grier sings gently that it is okay for boys to cry. In another son g Carol Channing CI:ff1f1lnn: ,f D,mf t" wAll $i {pt.'f)t BIrd 1ft Jrfdrp",s YOU HAVE WHAT IT TAKES TO BE A Europe an d start the ominous overtu re to the Second croons that housework should be shared by mommy and daddy and that the o nly V~t I CHll. Los r;""os World War, there was released in Fran ce a motion JtJlf~ Hflrmil n COII,·C'ti~' wome n who smile while doing housework are those who get pa id for doing it on TV. picture which one can confidently say is the mos t Another song tells about a fairy tale prince and princess who decide to trave l and BUDWEISER ~ WORLD CHAMPION! telling examination of the mystery of why men submit stu dy instead of marrying and living happily ever after. Also, in various cuts on the to war ever put on the screen. It is Jean Renoir's 'Grand Art-za-poppin album, women are portrayed as tax i drivers, ranchers and in other male-dominated Illusion', a film which, fo r everything - theme, jobs. All that seems to be missing in Claudine Longet singing gruffly that it is all right philosophy, cO,nstruction, staging, performance, and For all students actively Tw o 50 cas h prizes fo r girls to face behemoths such as Rosey Grier on the football field. mood - merits the highes t commendations and the enroll ed in a Sa n Diego donated by Schmid Imula· monumental fa me it has achieved." (Bos ley Crowther, County high sc hool, junior tion, In c. will be awarded THE GREAT FILMS.) college or under-graduate at t h e Art -z a-poppi n college program who wa nt Festiva l held at the Salk to paint the town, Art-za· Insti tute Courtyard April poppin is sponsoring a wa ll 29. Winning entries will painting competition. Win· also be on ex hibit then. ning entries will be hu ng in If su fficient funds are The City Is For People, an ava ila ble winners exhibited exhibition intended to at The Ci ty Is For People stimulate interest in im­ ex hibit at thp Fine Arts proving th environment Ga llery may ge t to execute of San Diego. UNIVERSITY OF their desig n on a public USE ... Design is to be executed building. CALIFORNIA Your academic and staff in rolor on 18 by 24 inch Art-za-poppin is an arts SANTA CRUZ EARN THIS This fin e yo ung mon is employees Credit Union mat board, unframed, with music fes tiva l benefiting name, address, and school the La l oll a Civic/Universi­ TERRIFIC PATCH, doing Ihe BU DWEISER affiliation on reverse side ty Orchestra presented an­ CAN TOTE . So .hou ld Summer 7" X6", COLORFUL, you. Jyst tote a record as well as a photograph of nually at the Salk Institute WASHABLE, WITH num ber of e mpty Bud city area to be beautified. courtyard. The La Jolla co n" balance d atop o ne Language Design s are to be hand­ Civic/Universi ty Orchestra The Physical Edu cilltion Department will be spon­ SPACE FOR WRITING anoth er. without mishap, delivered to the Artist­ and Chorus is a community soring a Master Class in Modern and Ethnic Dance IN YOUR SPECIALTY. 40r a dido"ce of 25 feet Cooperative Gallery, 3731 orc h estra ma d e up of featuring Margalit Oved. The class will be held and eo r n a dandy Institutes India St., San Diego, April gifted musicians in the tomorrow, Saturday, April 7 from 4-6 p.m. In the gym. It Brea the easy, Earthlings. Budweiser is Bud weise r World 17 through April 20, from commu nity, Its pu rpose is Champion patch. will be free to all UCSD students, fillcully and staff with doing something about the current short ­ Re cord to beot 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. to further hig h quality Abroad 10, therefore, iIInyone wishing to atlend should sign up age of world champions in the world. i. -' . IYou laugh?) Time t o music for th e enjoyment of immediately in the PE office. The San Diego community Intermediate and advanced Budweiser is sanctioning five foolish intensive foreign language the entire area. is also invited to attend. Student admission is $1.50, Recycle Your study abroad AT THE GLOBE For add itional informa­ adults $2. For further information, contact Renee events in which world-record setters Psychedella maldnS some of a comeback nel" wHk at the lackdoor, SDSU tion call Artists Cadena, X2282. . Is sort ca n win prestige plus a handsome Old Tin Can? FRENCH Cooperative Ga ll ry: 296- concert club in the Aztec Center, with the appearance of Mr. Christopher and his Study in Angers, Flights of hntillY, a multi-media experience. He will present two shows on Thursday, patch. See your Cre dit Union INI>IANS 0200. Malne-et-Loire April 12, at 8 and 10 p.m. Tickets are $1 for students with an ASI CiIIrd iIInd $1.50 for In addition to the thrilling BUD· for new and used car, those without. For more details call 286-6551. truck, camper, motor JAPANESE CAN TOTE, th re are fo ur others. home and mob "~ ~ome Program in Oiso, Get details at your favorite beer loans. Our "Aut,)n1a· on the seacoast nea r To kyo Uni versity Lutheran Church store where you see the gaudy " Bud- t,on" (Auto tnfo 'matlon RUSSIAN weiser World hampionship" display! Service) can as~ is you An d Student Cente r IMoybe you've detected tha t Study tour to Leningrad, Do one, bea t the record, teU us about it on this is not on official, rigid.rule. With Blue Book IJrtces. Moscow, Irkutsk, Tash ke nt. dealer discount: apd Tbiilsi, Sochi, Kiev a postcard and get your marker pen ready " contest. " Bul it is a lot of fun, marke values o· new for inscribing your pmtlcu lar specialty be­ even if you con 't breok the and used cars .. '0 r SPANISH neath where it says " World Champion." records. You CO " , though, Credit Union m lkes Institutes in Madrid, Spain, Brought to life throu gh VIt ality Wors hip Se rv ices con 't you?) shOPPing easy, fa ter and Guanaj uato, Mexico and energy, Indian5 bursts 10 A.M. Sundays Campus Pastor and saves you rloney. forth In a rousing and bitter June 25-Seplember 1 struggle. Man ipu latt:!d by un­ scrupulous profit eers, Buffalo John C. Huber Cou rses in Con versation, 811 1 comprom ises his hf o and Feedback Grammar and Composition, love for th e Ind ian nBtion as 11 :15 TO GET YOUR BUDWEISER Cultu re an d Ci vilization hiS dream of glory leads to nightmarish corruption. WORLD CHAMPION PATCH Up to 15 quarter uni ts credit Chu rch Offi ce and Answering Service (EVEN IF YOU DON'T SET A . Application dea dline : April 15 453-0561 ~8855 RECORD), JUST WRITE YOUR Information an d applications: NAME, ADDRESS AND WHAT Secretary, SliA 9595 La Joll Shor YOU DID ON Ii POSTCARD. 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And His Losl Planal Airman 1t Gym SHow - "Play II Aga in Sam" May and"Everylhlng You 5 '"La ChlnOlse" (,OOard In concert Atways Want ed to Know Aboul Sex " t2 "Women In Lov .' i. 1G 1- MAY WE SUGGEST 18 "Jr. Bonner" and "Unicorn In t9 "Sorrow and th Pity " Ophuls i, OUR CHINESE Roy Raisin. opening act the Garden" (shOlt) San Diego Premo re w. take phone ordera 25 "Hellstrom ChrOnicle' and SMORGASBOARD FOR FRIDAY The 13th 26 "Wild Child" Tru ,laut and ~~ 14 t:, ~t WEEKDAY LUNCHES I:: ift::! \Il I:: "The In sects" lshOrll "Seven AuthOrs In Search Phone 453-6455 UCSD Gym 9:00 P.M. June Gym Show 01 a Rea t Ilort 3943 Governor Drive ~~ N ~~ t "The Graduale ' and Jft ~ Ji ~ UCSD Students (with I.D.) $2 S ~ ~ Film to be Announced Jun B "Horseleathers" and 2 "Z" UNIVERSITY CITY General Admission $3 ~ 0 ~ § 1017 pro peet § ~ ~ " Duck Soup" (Marx Broth rs) 9 "Man For All Seasons' Governor & Genesee itlfl..ft ~ Tickets on Sale: UREY HALL BOX OFFICE .' ~ '. Tues.-Thurs. 12-5 ~ ~ 0 I l4~~~~~ I Friday 12-4 20 /0 off for UCSD Closed Monday Also at the door Siudenta with 10 cerda ~ ~ .'.w.••• w •..••••.•.•. "'''-'. .'••.••••..•.• .'...., .• ,••••••••• ...... , ••••• ffllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllttlllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllll111111111111111 IiF. 1.. -.- ~w J Pag 6 Triton Tim 5 Friday, April 6, 1973 Page 7 Friday, April 6, 1973 Triton Tim Calend~r ... Heisi .~g Awarded Grant Madrid ... (Continued from page 1) (Continued from pase 8) Ly~n HelSln; recently dary, and creates h",avier Philp Victorious, ~~~Ive? sw,or that the and more seV'-;e smog the statements of the Vice-Chancellor for Crew Classic Smith-type action. . a lon~ clence ~ounda- conditions. No study has Academic Affairs. SPORTS tlon wll~ be funding her been done of pollutant In dosing I would again like to thank you for your The other group of swinge rs walking around propose summer research levels in the county and support. But Tritons Fall camp us will also be in ac­ stu1y . to 1eteimi.ne air the statewide air poll'ution Arturo Madrid At Mission Bay tion this weekend. The golf pc;> l utlon eve s an San control district operates Dr .. Ma.drid's response would seem to answer the Dave Robinson tea m travels out to Carlton D!ilgo. The $18,410 grant only 6 stations throughout ~uestlon If the granting of his tenure was the only issue Involved. ~ Saturday, one of the East, should receive some Good morning, Mr. Bob Sturgon, second place Oaks to take on the San WI cover research over the county, which do not MECHA the failure to grant said tenure is most prestigious rowing mighty stiff competition Philp. Your mission, should in the 440 yd . relay (44.1) by Di eg o State Aztecs, the !h~ three month 1973 present an accurate picture f e~ ls th~t a~o~her ~anlfestatlon of discrimination from the Ad­ regattas on the west coast from the Southern Califor­ you choose to accept it, is Rudy Meyers, Erick Hen­ other cross-town rivals in u me~ .season . of the nature of smog The will be held on Mission nia schools. UCSD has dricks, Greg Huaser, and Rece iving the largest of propo ed study has been mlnlstr~tton toward the minority programs on campus to win a track meet for the area. The match starts and Third World Studies in general. ' Bay. The San Diego Crew some pretty decent shells Tom Philp, and third place the. 80 !?rant~ awarde~ endorsed by several city UCSD. This message will at 1:00 p.m. on Monday, so . Some of the staff of Third College views it as another Classic will host, among entered in the lightweight in the 440 yd . dash (51 .6) by natlon~atlonwlde, lynn s organizations, and will be self-destruct in five if you aren't around this sl~n . that th~ Administration wants to cut back or others, the United States four, freshman four, Greg Hauser. gro~p IS one of the tv.:0 used to det ermine fu rther seconds. weekend to see the other eliminate T~lr.d Colleg~ from the budget. Naval Academy, the lightweight eight, and With less than a week's projects at UC~D to Win studies of other parts of the It proved to be "mission exciting sports events, you . ~r . Madrid IS not giVing his opinion, other than what University of Washington, freshman eight categories. impossible" as half the conditioning behind them, can sti ll have a chance to support. Centering on the count Mission Valley area, the 10- has express d th IS In hiS letter. This unfortunate decision will soon be UCSD, San Diego State, Triton track team was off AI Shamble and George root on the home team. Go Lyn~ ' r medled. But, if the opinion of the majority of his Races will begin at 9:00 member group need for communit Orange Coast College, studying the Saturday Geissinger helped fill in catch the golf team. stude~t ~ill ar~ students .a nd fellow Instructors is correct, it will be to a.m. and will cu lminate at ar long Beach State, Loyola, before finals . Thus when some of the events for ~e~dleop afn tah pollution ticipation in the p~ofect the detriment of the Chicano Studies program and 11 : 45 a. m . with the o e average Sh eq t h . and UClA. the Tritons travelled to Ir­ UCSD. Shamble managed summer da ,based on data . r stat UCSD. The match-up between featured varsity ue~ any~ne vine the results were worse to take fou rth place both in they will Ybe collectin Int ~rest d. In volunteering Dr. Salt man, Vice-Chancellor of Academic Affairs traditional powers Navy heavyweight eights. Good than usual : UCI 125, the 440 yd. dash (54) and in Their study will be th fir~i their services to the study stated that th ~ ~rim.ary rcason tenure was not granted and Washington has drawn vantage points can be Southern California the long jump (19'8"). Recreation (Continued Irom page 8) of its kind co d t d ' h contact her at 453-9388 or was Dr. ~?drld' s failure to publish since his Ph .D. was national attention. The found on Santa Clara, EI College 41 , UCSD 27. The mile relay (3:54) was n uc e an t e ext. 1022. aw~rd('d, ... desplte having been offered every oppor­ Huskies, by general con­ Carmel, Ventura, and Bahia The Tritons were again run by a suicide squad con­ country. Sh I ' d t h tunity and encouragement." rentals $3-4.00, and lessons $3.00. The bus will leave at Th e study is important as proJ'eecterXePqal.ne d . ~t the sensus the top team on the Points just off Mission Blvd. led by Tom Philp who took sisting of a javelin thrower, 4:30 a.m. from Urey Hall parking lot and return at 8:30 San Die . ' dl uar s riving to Dr. Madrid felt !hat his firs! obligations were to his west coast, and Navy, pur­ in Mission Beach. It's free first in the 120 yd. high a pole vaulter, a new 440 p.m. that night. This trip will be Thursday, April 12. becomi ngg °a~~tI~ea p 'l Y ~ monitoring sites selected students and to hiS community. With the support of ported to be the best in the and it's first rate. hurdles (15.5), the 100 yd. man, and a discus thrower r os In the Valley t k ' MEC,:!A and Third. College staff and students, Dr. dash (10.1), and the 220 yd. - Dave Robinson, Craig . Plan a~ead for the Disneyland trip on April 20. Angeles in popula.tion si.ze, mea sur e men t's aa t I n~ Madrid h~ s been 1'1. large part responsible for im­ dash (22/4). Other consis­ Barrett, George Geissinger, Tickets Will be 56.00 for any UCSD associated person. and ha~ the worst Inversion different times a d Th ' ~rovlng minority community relations with the Univer­ ten'! performa nces for and Ian Roth respectively. More information will be provided later in the TRITON layers In the country. This requires a minimul~rof 1'~ sity. Women Smash UCSD were second place They lost. TIMES. Thanks for your support in our activities this means t~at pollution is people hours a da to ac- ~ any advancements have also been made in the in the high jump (6'2") by Better luck next time. yearl mor~ eaSily trapped under complish. She we';; on to ChlC~no . Studies program, including a degree in the inverSion layer boun- say that the instruments the Spanish Literature to be offered starting next year. Dr. group will us are easily Saltman concurs that Dr. Madrid's teaching methods Griffins ol;ler.ated, and that anyone and results have been very good. Wishing to help in data Th e. University of Minnesota, which has not yet In their rematch against Grossmont Wednesday, Alumni-Varsity sampling could learn to beneflte~ from Madrid's work, feels his student and UCSD's women's intercollegiate basketball team operate the devices. The community relations were outstanding enough to give him tenure. defeated the Griff's 55-38. volunteers would not be Even though the Tritons had not played for almost Battle Looms required to provide three weeks, the Grossmont girls could not touch transportation, as the gas (without fouling) the Tritons, who were led by Sharon Sports Calendar . In a contest ~hat should rival the USA/Russia Olym­ piC bask~tball fll~al, the Frazier/Foreman fight ora hard and automobiles will be Wood's 23 points. supplied. The first quarter ended with the Triton girls only OK sports fans, you've girls continue to do what fought ~I~dly-wlnks gafTle in upset, hilarity, and true had a couple weeks off, they've been doing lately, competitiveness, the Triton Rugby Team invites all to The project. will also Fourth College ... ahead by three points. But the drives by Wood, and the need those people in- fine team play and rebounding of Aliena Salmon, Diana you've had a chance to get you can bring your brand come and watch Saturday, April 14, on the rugby field some sun, sand and a little new hand calculator along terested in biology and (C • d Barba, Judy Lower, and Hilary Chittick proved once east of the gym, as the young, boisterous upstarts battle chemistry, as the study will ontmue from page 1) good old home-cooking to tally up the UCSD the old beer-bellied die-hards for the glory and again that poise and coordination can beat hustle and al 0 be investigating such determination. UCSD led 28-14 at the half. (or a great time scores. Big Aliena Salmon privilege of being first to the beer. backpacking in Mexico) so will be bringing her im­ questions as the effects of followin.g the model of Literature 1;, will use juniors The Grossmont team must be commended for some th jocks have got .a fun­ press ive new haircut, and This classi~ pits a sl.eek, swift bunch of inexperienced gaseous pollutants on life and seniors under staff direction as tutors. fine hustle and good shots under pressure. But time filled weekend for you: the Judy Lower her impressive college radicals against a slower, heavier (as in fat) - human and botanical - Fourth College also plans to pres nt a College would have been the only thing that could have beaten loyal, hometown, all-UCSD old everything to the gym group of experienced old-bitties (some are even over th e amount of lead co n­ Colloquium for entering stud.ents. The Colloquium will the Tritons. seek to create college learning community. In a series sport fanatics to get you ' to excite and elevate the 30!! !). The contest should produce ludicrous results as tained in soil samples a The second half opened with a quick lay up by of coli and. we ekly small !VOUP discussions, back into spring sports and watching crowd to new, ' the. feeble poss~ss tricki~ess, wisdom, and cunning f?und alongside highways ~ge lect~res ~ood: The fast .break set the pace for the third quarter the stud nt will examln academic Interests with the enjoyable adventures. never before reached whlc~ comes. With a~dltlonal. ~ears in rugby (and like 18, and the analysis of In which 17 POints were put in for UCSD. facu.lty an~ have an opportunity to learn how to The UCSD version of highs. This team is the America), beSides haVing a definite weight advantage air samples for pollutant When the lead looked secure, the "substitutes" par.licIP?t In th University community and best us the Boo z e,r sAn 0 n y m 0 u s strongest and most exciting of 10-20 Ibs. per rugger. levels. People who are in­ including Si0l!x Amaral, Elaine Fong, Kathy Spatafore; University resources. hardwood power to come terested in weather and Cheryl Elliot, managed to maintain a 15 point lead (Rugby for the uninitiated) Su n and More Sun! One. of the goals of Fourth Col leg is to d velop an along since the Walton Even though these seem like insurmountable odds (meteorology) are also with the help of the Tower, Judy lower, even though is having a grand get­ Education Research and Evaluation Cenler involving together up in the quiet Gang. Friday at 5:00 in the the youngsters are not discouraged, for they will match We?nesday was the kind of California day that brings people out in the su n~ilin e needed, as the pari they were outscored by three points in the fourth staff, faculty, and students in re earch on general sunny little town of Santa gym is the time and place. strength and experience with blinding (whoosh I) lowering class attendance. Compounding that, " Roy Raisin" presented the first noo~ ~eather pla ys in air pollu­ quarter . • a pects. of campus life. The Education Re earch and Barbara (I hope somebody speed and sheer stupidity. But this is not their only conce rt?f the ~u.a rter on t~e R ~velle Plaza, bringing three to four hundred students out lion modelling is of prime This was the second clash between the two teams The baseball team swings E~aluatlon Center would have the capacity to initiate, warned them of the im­ into action, but not before advantage. It seems when the two teams' rosters were to bask In radiation and Vibration. Importance. with on top both times by 16 and 17 points: with proper approval, experimental programs and U~SD pending trouble). This is a two hour trip up to checked for ineligible players (something new in the The ba nd played ac~ustically for 20 m inutes and then switched to electric rock and ~hotographer s can also get respectively. course~ and to carry out evluations research to aid in the big one so far this year: Pasadena. They will be life of Triton rugbymL it was noticed that the oldies roll. They w!" return With their brand of country rock and roll to play with Commander Involved . Time-lapse The girls' last home game is Friday at 5 p.m. Come on college planning and administration. over 40 teams are entered working to improve their were missing players with any experience in a few key Cody on Friday, April 13 in the gym. movies are being taken out and cheer on some deserving athletes. The Four~h College Planning Committee pro po es in the Santa Barbara 15's record wi th a positions. Tne oldies hoped to have been saved of one Noon .concerts, sponsored. by the Campus Program Board, will be presented more now, and will continue that an AdVisory group be appointed by the Provost of tournament. Rumor has it doubleheader starting at 12 of t.hose embarrass~ents ~hen hearing that probably of \('n thiS quarter than preViously. being shot through the Fourth College, the Vice-Chancellor, and the Fourth that the UCSD I's team is noon. If you dnn't have the their best ~ooker, ~llck M,c Branch, was coming back, summer. These will picture College Planning Committee to assist in preparing a seeded first (that's the best urge to trek o n up to but. to t~el~ despair, h~ en~olled in college. So the the build-up of pollution plan for the governance of th College. The advisory Spring Fling you can do) in their divi­ Pasadena, and you won't oldies Will find trouble In Winning scrums. during typical summer group would include faculty, students, and University sion, so the sparks should be in the area, be sure to days . The California staff. be flying on the blood catch the team at home . The ancient also lack a gazelle-type jumper to win Highway Department will . A earch cor:nmittee f?r a Provost for Fou rth College drenched field as the next Tuesday against the line~)Uts, ~ut they will probably try to neutralize this be conducting air flights IS curr ntly bel~g organized by the Vice-Chancellor for In Recreation Tritons valiantly try to cop Hawaii Marines. obVIOUS disadvantage by sicking Peter "the Barger" r1easuring inversion layers, Acad\mlc Affa.'rs. The formation of a committee to Wa~sdrop and . not-so-subtle Grab-Your-Jock and photograph rs will be The Recreational Events Club is sponsoring many the top trophy. The The baseball team aren't help In selecting a name for the college is being ChrIStopher on him, but they will have to be super­ needed to take pictures planned, also . new and different events this quarter as well as popular Ruggers will have a good the only swingers around. sleuths in order to accomplish this under the watchful from the air to later be activities of the Fall and Winter quarters. To begin with, time win or lose, as they The tennis team once again usually do what with their has a home match against AI Junnipero's ey.es, who was invited especially for this used in slid presentations. they are sponsoring an evening at the Cinema leo in contest and duly Informed of this tainted side of rugby. Pacific Beach . For those unfamiliar with this fine arts fine, healthy habits concer­ the ever-gruesome and The results of this in­ ning drinking parties, and foreboding c ross-town vestigation will then be theater, it is reknowned for its interest in the great films So as you can see, where one side falls short, the of the past. Wednesday night, April 11, at 6:30 p.m., very - very nice rugger rivals. This means they will communicated to any huggers. be taking on USIU and the other excels and it will be interesting to see which group requesting a presen­ transportation will be provided from the gym parking factors will prove decisive. Will it be speed or strength? lot to view the " Plainsman" with Gary Cooper and "My The UCSD gym should ever-on-top-of-everything tation. All ready, the San be the scene of the latest in Sports Department has ~o~e,. place your bets, and find out for your own Diego City Council, the Little Chickadee" with Mae West and w.e. Fields. The l~trlnSIC knowledge Saturday, April 14, at the rugby cost is 501t, payable that night. a continually growing heard that it should be County Air Poluttion series of Custer-style quite a match. The match field. Also, for those hard-core fan enthusiasts there Board, and various other :Als? being sponsored next week is the last one-day will be a slam-bam-thank-you-all end of the ~eason ski trip of the year to Snow Valley . Reservations are massacres. The UCSD starts at 2:00 p.m. on the civic groups have re­ women's basketball team home courts, so be there if rug~y party (the location will be divulged at the game). quested that t.he findings being taken in the PE offices immediately. The prices ~ If you ~ate to watch, but love to participate, come are $3.50 for all-day lift tickets, $1.75 for transportation, confronts cross-town rival you desire a little Stan be made known to them USIU at 5:00 p.m. in the lOin the Triton rugby festivities. Be there or be "left out after the conclu ion of the nufacturers as (Continued on page 9) (Continued on ~ge 9) again." project. hometowners gym. If the KALCOR JOSO ~ 1111111111111 11111 111111111 111111 111111 IIIIIII! CAPRO PREMIER LEFTY'S ACUFtNE PIZZA PARLOR ~----~----~ Live Serving Pizza, Ravioli, Spaghetti Entertainment CI~~MA L~() plus Chicken, 10 Different Sandwiches a~, ~, (. l?~t I ",... I~I f.:t at the CAMPUS DELIVERY ..-.;.-..-.J' eLf) MCNI~~ Coffee Hut 'pLAY MISTY 5-9 P.M. (Fri. & Sat. 5-11 P.M.) . tU" min SO< dell.ery charse) Now Playing § (In woods near i FOR ME' PLAINSMAN (1936) = Revelle Provost's = 4083 Governor Drive at Gef)P!lPp Gary coope;/~/ean Arthur I Office) I 50¢ Off ete.MONDAY telephone 453-5753 AOC PCILf*S CORP preseI'ItS MY LITTLE CHICKADEE (1940) - 8:30 = I.ck.lrk Ora ••, H urs: Monday·Frlday 10·7; Saturday 9·6; Sunday 11 ·4 W.C. Fields & Mae We 1 "PLAY MISTY FOR ME" I Saturday Evening I <--~Hurry! Offer good through DUSTIN Stud~nl Dlscounl = = .•• an Invitation to terror••. Saturday, April 14 Any Pizza Box Oifice op~n ~t 5:30 481-3353 i i ... ~~!.~!£~:41 HaFF~ ...-- __.. __ .. _____ .. ., SAM PECKN>AHS 3304 Goyernor Dr. at Resents Rd. ~~~;._ ~lIlIllIIllIIlIIltllllllllllllllllllllllltlll; ·S II INN DCGS· Friday, Apr. 10 75¢ In the Gym in Uniyerslty City Call 453-1177 Page 9 Friday, April 6, 1973 Triton Times I . I" I Page 8 Triton Times Friday, April 6, 1973 tiger Ciges were still occupied. Accor­ Political Prisoners 'ding to their reports, they are now being used as storage areas. THE BIGGEST continued from page 6 Prisoners said that on Feb. 15, 1973, ALL BEATLES prison authorities announced the BEATLES SALE RECORDS & TAPES visited them and assured them that from Signing of the cease-fire accord, and ~he that point on they would receive better next day 124 inmates were taken to Bien YOU'VE EVER SEEN treatment. Instead, the leader said, the ON SALE! Hoa. next month the prisoners got one of At the end of the prisoners' long th ei r worst beatings : One lost an eye, narrative, the group's leader made his another broke his arm, and many had statement about "forgiving and forget­ hea d injuries. ting," and added : "We also want to Eighty prisoners were moved from thank the American labor and student Con Son to Chi Hoa, a prison in Saigon, movements for contributing their own in December, 1970 - probably as a blood and bones to our struggle to result of protest about conditions liberate Vietnam and bring about following the visit by the American con­ freedom and independence." THE BEATLES gressmen/ the prisoners believe. During almost their entire internment 1962-1966 1967- 1970 JI-I~11J6 At Chi Hoa prisoners said they 'were 101-\1,1 at Con Son, prisoners wore shackles, o Lon IIf DO ; I'I.UU I'I.USE III; fROM n STUWBERRY FI[LDS rOREVER; P£NNY I?OSS .. examined by an American doctor but they said . They lost the use of their legs ME TO YOU; SNE Lovn YOU; I WANT TO [jNE ; SCT. PEPI'[R'S LONELY HURTS CL ue were not given treatment or medicine. l1li.0 ' DUI HAND; ALL MY LOVING; CAM'T UNO; WJTH A LITTLE HELP FUM MY after five months to three years. fri.nds; LUCY IN THI SKY WITH DIAMONDS ; In June, 1971, the prisoners requested au II( LOTE; A NAiD DAY'S NiCHT; AND I The prisoners said they were aware of LOVE HEI; EIG HT- DAYS A WEU ; I FEEL A DAY IN THE LIF _; ALL YOU NIED IS LOVE; permission to let their families visit them I AM THE WALlUS; H[LLO GOODIYI ; THE one man still at Con Son who is now FINE; TICKET TO I'DE; YESnRDAY; NfLP!; FOOL ON THE HIU; MAGICAL MY STE RY and to get medication. Instead, they YOU'V[ lICIT TO HIDE YOUI Lon AWAY ; WE TOUR ; UOY MADONNA; HEY JUDE ; RIVOLU · over 70 years old and has been im­ CAN WOI~ IT OUT; DAY TRIPP[I; TlON , lACK IN THE U.S.S.R.; WHILE MY sai d, police fired tear gas into their cells prisoned for 18 years without ever OI'VE MY CAl ; NOIWE"A" WOOO ; NO · GUITAR GENTLY WEEP S; OB·LA· OI . OI ·LA. to force them out, then loaded them WHEI[ MAN; MICHfLLE, IN MY LIrE ; GilL; PA; Gn lACK; ~ON ' T Ln ME DOWN ; THE having a trial. PAPEilaACl WillTU, [LEANOR I"BY, YEL· UUAD OF JOHN ~ YOlO ; OLD BROWN onto trucks and then boats and returned SHOE ; HERE COMIS THI SUN ; COME Although many observers here LOW suaMAIINE. TOGETHIR ; SOMETH ING ; OCTOPUS'S GAR · them to Con Son. DEN ; LET IT II; ACROSS TH E UNIVIRU ; After demanding medical treatment believe prisoners in South Vietnam THI LO NG AND WINDING ROAD, and better food at Con Son in October, generally undergo a process of 1971, the prisoners were moved to " new politicization while incarcerated, the in­ tiger cages" - isolation cells which had terviewed prisoners either said they did 2 Record Set recently been constructed inside the not have much chance to talk about I prison. The prisoners said the new cells politics or refused to discuss this subject. LP-5.88 • Tape-7.44 were more comfortable than the old The group leader said they could be L , ones and food also improved. 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This eligibility is based on tasmagoric allegory of Western civilization, The having completed high scho~I, o~ ,transferring fr~m film is superior for Jodorowsky's impulse to sa­ accredited colleges or Universities plus havmg tire and surrealism entertains while it slakes the graduated from high school, or barring completion of popular th irst for blood!" high school, by being at least eighteen. rears ?Id, - Paul D. limme,man. Newsw.. ek The guidance and placement tests wi! be given on April 7 on the San Diego Mesa College ca mpus. Because places are apt to be filled before the date, "UNFORGETf ABLE" " 'EL Tapa' is a unique and unforgettable ex ­ J~ I~J~ S]~ \\'1-1 1-1 ()o diviaionlJ of Intll9,ity fnt..tommen' Corp. anyone interested is urged to phone Mrs. Irene Sutherland at the college. The telephone number is perience! It is just about everything that has been 279-2300, Ext. 209. Deadline for filing is March 23. said of it. 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laturdlY Margalit Oved , dancer, com­ monday Anyone wishing to join the AMES Film Series presents a rldlY poser, choreographer, will Dance Club should attend film titled, "Pressure Fields be teaching a Master Class in the first meeting this quarter. and Fluid Acceleration" Concert Javanese Music Javanese Shadow Play Sat., The Ski Club will be holding 01 Modern and Ethnic Dance Club will meet In the PE (Fluid Mechanics Film), 30 and Dance. 8:30, 408 MC Apr, 7 8:30 408 MC general its last meeting of the year Saturday, Apr. 7. The class Classroom on Thurs. Apr. 12 min. on Ap r. 13, in room Fri ., ApI . 6, general admis­ admission: 1., students: .50, Mon. Apr. 9. at 7 p.m, 2C will be held from 4-6 pm In from 7:30-8:30 p.m. For info. sion: 1.00, students: .50. (4/6) 110. Discussed will be the USB 2622 at 12. These films the Gym ana will be free to contact Leslie Scoren, 453- (4/6) three day trip to Mammoth on are open to the UCSD Com ­ UCSD students, faculty, and the 13th thru the 15th or 16th. 8504, (4/6) munity. (4/13) Join us for a Sabbath Dinner ATTENTION ALL SURF­ staff, (4/6) Be sure to sign up at the tonight, 6 pm at the MUIr ERS . The UCSD Surf Club is meeting as space is limited. Apartments Lounge. (4/6) planning a surf trip to Mexi­ (4/6) The Chinese film "Hsi Shih" co where there will be an in­ On Tues., Apr. 10, "The (Beauty of Beauties) - a fa ­ MATH/SCIENCE TUTORS tercollegiate surfing contest lunday UCSD Table Tennis Club Illustrated Man" will be mous historical episode NEEDED. The Academic between many southern Ca­ shown in the Revelle Cafete­ about two states, Wu and Dr. Barnet Meltzer will speak meets Mon. & Thurs. at 7:30 ria at 8:00 p.m. The film will Support Services are still lif. colleges. This is a WISC Yueh, during the period of on preventative medicine p.m. in the West Balcony of be sponsored by the UCSD accepting students of high sponsored event and any­ and the role of -nutrition at SD the gym. All invited to play, Science Fiction and Fantasy Spring and Autumn (400 academic standing (3.0+ one who would like to come More information at X 2803. B.C.) - will be shown on GPA and 84 units complet­ Fed. Savings & Loan, 1055 Club and the Guest In Resi­ along to watch the contest is Torrey Pines, LJ, Sun. Apr. 8 (EI) dence Committee. Adm. SUNDAY, APRIL 15 at 2 pm ed) as tutors for lower divi­ welcome. It all starts this Sat. in USB 2722. Everyone Is In­ sion math/science courses. 7:30 p.m. - admission free 75¢ , (4/10) Apr. 7, - (4/6) vited . The admission is free. Any undergraduate should Sat. will be the All Star SEMINAR IN ENVIRON ­ The film showing is spon­ immediately contact Barbara Pingree of the Adaptive contest and Sun, will be a Tennis Club: Cross rackets MENTAL STUDIES spon­ sored by the Chinese Stu­ Learning Program, ext. free-for-all. Everyone who on the Muir Courts this Sun. sored jointly by AMES/Che­ ATTENTION : The Revelle dent Association on campus. 2401, room 6008, bldg. 20, would like to come should at 9 (4/6) mical-PhysiCS. Dr. Wayland Coffee House is in serious (4/13) by Fri . Apr. 13, 1973. Stu­ come prepared and meet in Griffith , Lockheed Aircraft, need of volunteers, especi­ dents who tutor must sign up the Urey Hall parking lot at Sunday, April 8, 4:30 p.m, - Sunnyvale, California, will ally on Fri. and Sat. The sign ­ for Interdls. 196. (4/10) either 6pm or 9pm Fri. night. The San Diego Chamber Or­ present two seminars on up lists are in the Resident Journalist I.F. Stone will be a The destination will be given chestra will give a concert in " Fluid Mechanics Problems Dean's Office all day, and In University of California Re­ THE FRENCH WORKSHOP then. For questions contact the Recital Hall , 409 in Air-pollution Control" Mon. the Coffee House at night. gents Professor for the per­ L' A TEllER for all French-in­ 453-1969. (4/6) Matthews Campus. (4/6) Apr. 16, 1973, 1:00-1 :45 Sign-up and work a few iod April 8 to May 5, and will terested students. Intensive p.m. and "Clean Power Gen­ hours to keep the Coffee give three literature semi­ Embryonic madrigal group training in grammar, phone­ eration" Mon. Apr. 16, 1973, House open!!! (4/6) nars and one public lecture Live entertainment at the rehearsal. Sun , Apr. 8, 7:30 IIcs, composition. Registra­ 3:00-3:45 P.M, Room 7104 , (although the seminars are tion and info. with Edith Coffee Hut (in woods near p.m., 444 HL, New mem­ Revelle provost's office), bers welcome. Bring any Urey Hall. (4/13) also open to the public). The Jonsson. Bldg. 2D, Muir, ANNOUNCEMENT FOR seminars will be given on room 4012, Thurs.-'Fri . 12-2, 8:30 Sat. evening. (4/6) musIc you have, (4/6) Mondays, Apr. 16, 23, and April 5-6 or call Lit. Dept., PREMEDS . From now until mid -April sign-up sheets for 30, all from 3-5 p.m. in the X2006. (4/6) Sunday, April 8, 8:30 p,m, The Triton Wargaming Soci­ general small groups who want help Formal Lounge, Revelle ety Presents the First Month­ The Project for Music Ex­ In how to organize and stu­ Commons Bldg., Revelle. "STAR PARTY TO ­ periment will show films and NIGHT" Come one come all ly Battle Royal, this Sat., Apr. THE TRITON WARGAM ­ dy for the MCAT will be The seminars are titled 7, from 1 p.m. to 1 a.m at Monday, April 9, 8:30 p.m. ING SOCIETY meets every posted on the bulletin board "Journalism and History." and see the stars and pla­ by Manupelli in the Music nets through our telescopes, MC 506. Come and become Thurs, night in MC 506. We outside the Premed Office. The public lecture will be Gallery, 408 Matthews Cam ­ weather permitting. We will Alexander. Napoleon, or play all night so come and Bring study materials to your held at 8 p.m" Wed. Apr. i8, be on field NW of Central li­ even General Glap for a few pus. (4/6) leave when you want. New­ group meeting, (4/6) in the HL Aud ., Revelle, and brary. Look for sign on John hours. (4/6) comers welcome. (EI) is titled "The Next Four Hopkins Road . UCSD Astro­ Sunday, April 8, 3 p.m. - Years." (4/20) nomers. (4/6) Commander Cody and His The San Diego Chamber THE JUSTICE SYS~EM - A Spring Quarter, Adaptive Fri ., Apr. 6, 8:30 p.m. - Lost Planet Airmen , a dis­ Orchestra will give a concert panel discussion with audi­ Learning Program offers Concert of Balinese Music tinctIVE: group that plays rock in the Recital Hall, 409 ence partiCipation. An ex-of­ small groups as follows: Exhibition of crafts - weav­ and Dance, MUSIC Gallery, and roll, blues, and country Matthews Campus. (4/6) fender, a judge, lawyer, cor­ Read ing' - M-W 10 a.m., Ing, jewelry, enamels, cera­ 408 Matthews Campus. (4/6) & western, will be presented rections officer probation of­ M- W 11 a,m., Tu 10 a,m. mics, ceramic sculpture, and in concert In the UCSD Gym Audilions for the UCSD Dra ­ ficer, and peace officer will Study Skills - Tu 11 a.m. & stained-glass sculpture - at 8:30 p,m., Friday, April 13. ma Club second annual one­ talk about the local justice 1 P m. Notetaking - Th. 1 will be on display in the Cen­ Mr. Bruce Bertsch of NA­ Tickets are $3 for general ad­ act repertory theatre will be system: how they see their p.m. Group begins Mon , tral University Library Lobby TIONAL CASH REGISTER missionand $2 for UCSD stu­ held this Sun, Apr. 8 from roles, how they interrelate, its Apr. 9, 1973, Conf rm 6086 from April 13-30. The exhi­ will be on campus Friday, dents With 10. Sponsored by 12:00-3:00 5 one-act plays future, and any1hing else that Muir 2D 6th floor call 453- bition is by the Allied Apr. 6, to talk with students the Campus Programming will be done this year In­ seems pertinent. Sponsored 2000 ext. 2401 , Jackie Craftsmmen of San Diego in With a BS or MS In Comput­ Board at UCSD. (4/6) cluding, "Next", "Botticelli", Jointly by the UCSD Center McClinton. (4/6) conjunction with a confer­ er Science who would be in ­ "Bringing It All Back Home", for Legal and Social Servi­ ces and Career-Education ence being held in San Di­ terested. In employment in "Jack or The Submission", ego for 3500 art educators. PRE -MEDS : On Saturday, Planning Services. T !Jes, Software Development. and "The Loveliest After­ "If you are an undergradu­ (4/27) Apr. 7, at 10 a,m. there will Apr 10, 7:30, 201 MC Come to Career-Education noon of The Year . ~ Tech ate interested in summer stu­ be an orientation meeting for (4/10) Planning Services , 6th Floor, crews of all sorts, as well as dy abroad, or for the 1973- Bldg. 2D, Muir, to schedule new and return ing pre-med ac ors, are needed for these 74 academic year, you might Exhibition of undergraduate your In ervlew. (4/6) volunteers at the VA Hos­ productions. A list of parts in BEG INNING KARATE IS be ­ find it useful to check what student paintings will be on pita l If you are planning to these shows can be found on programs afe available volunteer th iS quarter you in g offered Mon. and Wed display In the Cluster I Un­ the bulletin board of the through the Education Rice & Curry Dinner - $ 1.50 should attend. There Will be a 2-2,50 in Gym. (Class In­ dergraduate Library, Huma­ UCSD Theatre. For more in­ correctly listed as Ad vanced Abroad Program Office at - In ernatlonal Center, guest speaker Meet at the nlties -Libraary Bldg.. Re­ formation. or If unable to Beginning level) Interested the International Center, te­ Matthews Campus, Apr 6 VA, Conference Room A at velle College, through Apri l. attend at noon on Sunday, students may enroll by at­ lephone No. Ext. 1941 , (FrJ) 6.30 P M International 1000 a m Refreshments Will The exhibition has been co­ contact Larry at 453-904 5 tending next class meeting (Monday and Wednesday ordinated by faculty member Club (4/6) be served. (4/ 6) (4/ 10) (4/6) mornings only)." (4/ 10) Manny Farber. (4/27)

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Bruce. 463·436·0626 '68 Au",n Amarlca, 2 dr sedan,8uI0 , LOS ANGELES CA 90035 (213) 652 Cell BiOlog y lexls IOf MUir 279-2796 (411 0) r.d,al.. .Inl . $5001 besl offer Call Shar~ ? bed ho' ,"" LJ near ocean 2727 (611) weekday nll('s (411 0) HSls II 2749326 or 1353 (4110) RUSSIM NGUAGE SERVICES rp.sp pf)ro;on hru summm $ISO 459 61 Dodge S\8tIOO Wg n $125 Needs Orl1l ,rar" .fa of SGtE'nt"IC maTerlsl 8595 (41101 EUROPE-ISRAEL-AFRICA Siudeni phologr phor. - UC San Ball ry, Ru ns well, 755·3949 See al 1961 Dodge Lancer Sin Wgn S 100 RusSoan vporg Bruce Conora 453 SIOOpnl fhghls Camping loura Inl r· Diogo, Iha new g nersl IOtarell 211 AcaCia. Solana Beh (4/ 10) Call John Miller al X2534 Of 7534601 5346 (4n) tJ~1M I o· 2 peopl~ 10 share Europ!lan sludenl chan r fhghts In· monlnly. would hke 10 cons,der your For aale Long necked, 5-5lnng banfo (416) phOio fOf publlcahon Campul even I , $25 ph 453·7676 (4110) nul.,; 1"\ ' ~ 'ht W"n 4 ()ther. Plea cluolng M,ddl E051 and Far Easl RofrlQcralor for Sale - Almost new; phllr. 755 787' 'or mOfrlnf/) (4110) Coni 01 15CA, 11 687 Son V,ncenle scenes. people Wa're Inlere led 10 Ihe For S.'e Sony TC-130 cassel,e a,callenl and Ihe unusual You 'll gel bronze colored, II> the freezer seehon Blvd No 4 LA. Cali f 90049 Tel ' recorder ASI f.,77) CHARTERS YEAR ROU t.O No more Surfboard 9'2" GOod 1I0iairon nd club fees' SO Deparlures. also NYC Wanled Inlo on reasonabl. Ig 1 $400·4 n w Michelin I"es. nml. bdrm or 2 bdrm . dwell'ng Ihol w,lI be $7 SOll6 $400 468·6139 (4110) I/8b1i11y $10 Loren 453·9368 Around 6 r~(n3IfJ tOOl'! m&te npP.(jpd \671mo Japa 1\ Auslra"a Youlh Fares, 100 be$1 (4110) 10 t and found avail able 10 renl l ome II me In Ihe pm """ room L J Cm. Call I".'h or Since 1959 ISTe 323 N B verly Dr 1971 Nonon. blO lank, 011cooler , ne" montnlol M y·July Please cell Claire. lire Greal lOt' lounng Musl sell 453 1955 VW camper rebulll enOIOe Ilani . o v~ 454 760? (4110/ Beverly Hills Ca 902 10 (213) 275· LoS! If Y J IQUod my 5e'" 5 ,n II_ 453 8233 (413) 6206 (4110) new shoc ~s brakas 1"08 $3SO Pel r Iloomrml. MOOr>d ~ Del Mar Near 8 160 (5/29) 755·7669 (4110) T,oqll gifl hr t f'Of)r batN~'TI r,t II) ~ POETRY WANTED pr SWI mounl81n chmblng bJ" Greg 4535363 f41 0) art S Phone Cv" 75509 I 101H ANNU AL JET FLIGHTS boOI'. (4/11)1 for Poetry Anihology Plea sond new M rk 755·6767 (416) Conn Irombone. Rosa gold bell e.c EU ROPE from $239 rou no Inp. cond wlca e $ 0 453·5363 Iv FOIJr d La'g~ tum 01 (8OSh W·'" retl..rt'I PGfI"y With tamped relurn anvelope WANTED'Rp's,d n ,.1 home for ren 10 01 '68 VW m 5&80a (4110) tOO tar 'de'H,f1 the 8p~rtJl'rTt8t" JAPAN fr m $359 round Inp NEW 10 ConI mporary Lllo,,'ule Pr ..., 3 11 Be., tne hlOh CO.l RENT I' "Md "hool 'n PI Lorn. Board lI"lOU ',dp:nom.natJons. and w "y ~ YORK Apnl 14·22, $172 round Irl p C I,forn ,s Slreel. Sulle 412, San Fran · Bus E.cel Camper Inl Runl Good. V r IV l U speed 4 sal mal83 ·1 297 42' $425 Jason. 453-5153 (418) 765 ·3025 after 5 (~ll0) 10,,· ,,'51)<\ (416) CISCO, CalilOfOI 94104 (4124) Over nd Av , 0 PI A. Cufv r C,ly NORTON 750. cherry cond , oil cooler, L blanc Nob I clll,,"el Perfect condl ­ LOST - Rn w.n wO'I S Mad dn n. 90210 (41 13 ) 6 10 1 Apr .rovnd Med·cs SCh()l'j or for Ille burg alarm . much mOfei FASTI S 1000, hon like new 3 moulhpl c.. ; IX" POS' t:tf c.rQla, C01..l""Y If ~It 'r. t)d CLASSICAL GUITAA fOf I New In cell L... . 272-6203 (416) Greg 453 ·5155 (4/10) M tm" w$ RItW.rd or ''''"",n Ci.lnt3rJ '72 E.c lenl lOne .CIIon. qual,1y 1 2 Chev Impala V8 283 Run bul Yam kl 8 1"00 gull r wlfleece ·llned 01 T Cu,dotl. C/O Offo(.e 51o)d nl AI Mak. off r Gandhi MecWang, 453 ~. wor~ Xlnl bra 570 Ce 272 herd heM ~ like n w $75 224- I ,r Mpd Sr.hOQl f41101 5346 (416) 5 ah r 6 pm (4/10) 7413 Daytime (4110)

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