The Daily Guardian Volume 41, Number 26 University of California, San Diego Friday, October 24, 1980 Candidates Metzger met speak here neo-Nazi in SF on Monday Says he and Roeder Student voters will have a chance to hear more of this share the same 'goals' fall's campaign rhetoric Monday at an election informational forum. State Ku Klux Klan leader Tom Metzger, The event, sponsored by Democratic candidate for congress in UCSD's 41st UCSD's League of Student Di trict, acknowledged Wednesday that he had a Voters, will feature speakers secret meeting in San Diego wi th Germall nro-Nazi from both local and national leader Manfred Roeder last July. campaigns, including Bob "Manfred is a friend of mine and if he ever comes Wilson, incumbent Democra around, I'll met him again. I have a lot of ympathy tic congressional candidate for what he tands for in Germany," Metzger told a from the 41st district and San Franci co Chronicle reporter. State Assemblyman Larry Roeder reportedly stayed in San Francisco Kapil'off, an incumbent during July and later moved on to Washington, DC candidate from the 78th and Buffalo, NY, where he talked with district. ympathisers. On Sept. 1, he secretly returned to Student representatives West Germany, only to be immediately arrested on from the Anderson, Carter charge of "incitement to racial hatred in and Reagan campaigns will di honoring the Jewish people." also speak at the forum, which will be held in front of Roeder, 51, was di barred in West Germany for the Student Center from anti-Semitic activitie . A poke man for the West 11:30 am to 1:30 pm. German con ultate in an Franci co characterized Informational tables will also him as a "faci t who who romanticizes the Hitler be set up according to League era. " of Student Voters member Roeder heads two American group - Teutonic David Brin. Unity in Buffalo, NY and New Order Publications Singer Ethan Munson will in Lincoln, NE - that solicit money to fund hi also appear at the forum to organization's activities in West Germany. perform "political ballads." When Roeder tayed with various klan men The forum precedes by one while in the San Franci co area, he instructed day a presidential debate them and local Nazi in the use of explo ives, a between candidates Ronald confidential source told the Chronicle. Reagan and Jimmy Carter, to Metzger denied allegation that Roeder's group be televised on all networks and the California Klan are interelated. ''I'm not a from 6:30-8 pm. member of hi group and he's not a member of min, Chancellor Richard Atkinson enjoys the company of some of the but individuals from my organization are free to children at UCSD's Day Care Center. With the children is the center's receive his literature and keep in touch with him. '1980 Election' director, Josie Foulks. That' why I had no qualms about having them (Klan members) put him up for a night or feeding seminar off him while he was in the bay area," Metzger said. A program for the public The July meeting with Roeder was the only one titled "Cutting Through the Day Care benefit set Metzger would acknowledge, but other Chronicle Campaign Rhetoric: What sources said that he met with Roeder in San Jose a Are the Presidential month earlier. Metzger would not confirm or deny candidates Really Saying?" for Sunday evening that meeting. has been cancelled by A myriad of UCSD and local Hinton, Carol Plantamura, Cecil Although Roeder's visit was monitored by state sponsor UCSD Extension. personalities will turn out Sunday Lytle, Bert Turetzky, Nancy and national law enforcement agencies, none took Originally scheduled for night to perform for the first Turetzky, Mary Bogart-Skelly, action against him and all refused to comment on Tuesday evening, Oct. 28, the annual Day Care Center Benefit James Skelly and Meredith please tum to page 12 program would now overlap Concert. Alexander. the Carter-Reagan TV The concert will begin at 7:30 pm Chancellor and Mrs. Atkinson debate, which is scheduled to in Mandeville Auditorium and will will attend the concert and the Today's Weather begin 30 minutes earlier than cost $5 for general adm.ission and reception afterward. Time has been the Extension program, said $3.50 for students. alloted for him to speak informally Late night and early morning fog clearing to a UCSD Extension spokesper Actor and UCSD drama to guests at the event. mostly sunny afternoon. The highs will be near son Sue Pondrom. Professor Eric Christmas is master The concert, sponsored by the 70 and tahe lows in the middle 50s. The water "We regret our cancella of ceremonies for the evening's Music Department, is intended to temperature is 62 degrees with three to five foot please tum to page 9 events. Joining him are Sam please tum to page 12 waves every 13 seconds. Parking permit thefts on the rise again
BY MICHAEL SCHWARTZ Staff Writer 'Parking permits have police do not hesitate to become a hot item on campus. prosecute. Nineteen permits have When a report is filed, the been reported stolen from. off police add the serial number of bumpers and dashboards of the stolen permit to a since fall quarter began, master tlst, which is then according to Campus Police distributed to parking lot Sgt. Clark Martin. Seven attendants. The stolen reports have been filed for permits are almost always lost permits. recovered, Martin claims. One of the main problems Of course, if the permit is the police face in dealing with recovered, the thief is usually permit thefts is that many of caught too, says Martin. "We the reports the police receive have a very successful, are false, says Martin. By almost 100% prosecution filing a false report, the rate," he boasts. student or staff member Once out of the police's hopes to obtain a new permit hands, the case is referred to for a friend or spouse, getti"f{ a student committee which "two for the price of one, operates throu~h Campus says Martin. Legal Services office. If found guilty by this Filing a false report is a committee, the culprit faces crime, however, and the administrative punishment. \. \.''''' '\0.: .... ". , Friday, October 24, 1980 The Daily Guardian Tbe Daily G.... dian Friday, October 24" 1980 I 3 r:letters I Racism-and prejudice I ~ sfill wouldn't vote for. that bewildered pansy ... Editor.: His second letter was, naturally expressed Reluctant as I am to however. a slight improve that peace or war is most offen since you consider Hitler a !ntelligent, I am personally Editor: . much in common with subject myself once again to determined by our adver· human. you feel likewise msulted that he speculated ment over his first. I saries, and points to Vietnam about everyone else. After I that I would vote for Jimmy . It is refreshing to find totalitarian philosophies. the unsubstantiated ideology wholeheartedly agree that This is not to say that of Peter Laura, I feel the .::itizens of this country and Korea as anomalies. If am blessed with your the Inept. I wouldn't vote for someone capable of express Kennedy was a totalitarian. nonetheless that lowe it to Vietnam and Korea were not omniscience. perhaps then I that bewildered pansy even ing . his racism, class are to blame for America's exce ptions, I would have will know why I should care if Peter Laura agreed to stop Nor is it to say that Lincoln the impress ionable Daily decline. But Pete's tendencies prejudices and intellectual did not, in many ways, Guardian readers to take deleted most often . if Reagan is human. At that writing letters to the Pretensions in such a natural to twist statements around Just so that we can settle time, as one of your disciples, Guardian .. lucid manner. I will consider represent 3 transition from issue with Pete's demago· and take them out of context an older tradition of guery. have gotten the best of him . this once and for all, Peter, maybe I will be able towritea I concede that I am not a what Edgar Derby (The Daily liberalism to a modern one Since Pete has failed , even would r,ou flease define letter worthy of your Laura "Reaganite" but, like GfUIt'dun., Oct 16) chauvinis My question, "Who or what caused by the consolidation with his apparently sub· "human' to al of us ignorant contemplation, rather than most of the voters at this tically calls our sepoy army caused America to begin groundlings, so that we may the churlis h one which point In the campaign, an that is, America's present of an industrial order in stantial background in deteriorating?" was asked in American society as a result liberal arts - and I use the see the .Iight and become preceeded this letter. anti·Ca(terian. I originally volunteer army supplied by response to his drawing some scholars like yOU! At pre ent, Finally, while I am supported Bush, but of the Civil War. term conventionally - to see kind of relations hip between Geor~e what can be called the my understanding IS that flattered that Pete thinks '!Ie please turn to page 12 In his attempt to criticize the objective of my first letter Reagan and the present state "poverty draft" -in a column the "whining" of the fOf' the bottom line in a future (The Daily Guardian , Oct. 15, of our nation. If there is a grandchildren of the 1980), I am obliged to state govemmental body at fault. . Have you forgotten who you are? Daily GlI41'dia". In this letter pioneers, he fails to mention I would like to expose a few of that objective outright. we can look to the party in EdItor: . BoardlUEO uses student ~eg too busy covering protests to his intellectual pretensions. that his pioneers were presently of the resources individual "comes of age" he one's own body, society has My purpose was not, as his control of Congress for the ~o~r Fnday, Oct..17 fee money to program fine be concerned with campus escaping what they consider and labor of the Third World or she is responsible for the no claim upon it.This means Oct. 20 letter implied, to last 20 years, or if we wish, edltlo~ of The ,Dally events, yet you fail to inform events. Your support for Edaar Derby fails to grasp ed a too-settled, too-regulated . subject to American imperial decisions he or she makes, that individuals have the praise Governor Reagan. we can look all the way back GuardIan has fInally the.readerbywriting.preview CPBIUEOhasbeensparseat the tllread of my argument Eastern society and that his ism. In his attempt to barringcircumtances such as right to get fat, to indulge in Rather, I took criticisms of to the New Deal for the c,?mpelled me to express my articles. UEO last Fnday had best. I think it is time your because he is upset with the pioneers obtained this demonstrate contradictions insanity and coercion. How whatever personal vices they Reagan from Peter's initial answer. dIsmay at the utter dIsregard to buy s~a<;e not ,?nly for an staff put a little more time exaaerations an my article abundant continent by in my article, Edgar Derby else can society make the may desire, even to commit letter and directed them Now Peter, don' t jump to for campus events. 1':1 your ad for WI.lham Windom, but into research and discover caused by brevity and my stealing it from the native points out the distinction I individual responsible other SUIcide without social instead at Carter, with facts at~empt to ~ome a minI San for.a':l artl~le as well. In your what is happening at UCSD. desire to spark controversy. poRulation. Indeed, the make between "government" your trpewriter and accuse than by assuming that the interference. And this means backing my argument. In me 0 impracticality or DIego Union, you have Infmlte WIsdom you had an If I want to find out what is Simply put, I contend that services and benefits Edgar and "country," yet fails to individual's life is his or her that the decision to sacrifice doing this I had hoped to insensitivity or any other forgotte.n t~at The Daily articl~ on Bill Fontana's happening in the world I'll there has been a change in Derby claims this govern point out that I insist that own, and therefore that the the life of an individual be illustrate that voters' fears of wrongdoing. I didn't say that Guardian IS a campus show 10 the Mandeville Art read the L4 Times. the mean!!J of the tenn mf:llt provides us are the such a distinction is not individual is in possession of made voluntarily by the Reagan, seemingly largely the New Deal wrong. On the newspaper and should Gallery which closed the "liberalism' in the last products of theft-of this applicable in the case of the freedom of choice and of the individual, and not by the due to ficticious campaign contrary, with my limited !nform ~he students of what same day. DARREL YAMASHIRO century-from a (X)Iloem for land. of the labor and lives of United States. faculty of reallon? State through draft registra- rhetoric, are, after exami knowledge of American IS occunng at UCSD. Chairman, Campu8 Re.publican liberties to an the American workers during As for "ownership," it is I would go further and tion, a draft and war. nation of President Carter's history, I can't think of a The Campus Program Perhaps your arts editor is Program Board emphaaison Statism that has indl,lstrializati.on and assumed that when an claim that, with respect to EDWARD WILLIAMS record in office, fears which feasible alternat ive to it. But I voters should instead have of am sure that you wou Id agree Carter. A corollary of this that Carter's forming the Metzger article was 'bland anemic' Letter exemplifies 'reverse~blunderbuss' politics illustration was emphasizing Department of Education Editor: ., ly accurate) ma~erial about I ~ee that" ... people want EcUtar: diatribe unpleasant, if not which call for a dumping of Commoner fellow clippings anger during this administra the usefulness of factual was not a step in the right I found Stev~n C. Mal~n s M~zger tha~ dId .the The sincere, honest reporting One can sometimes agree offensive. SALT do not explain how we from the Londo" Times, tion - less than in any otper evidence in backing one 's direction. letter (The Dally Guardian, DfJliy yuardlan art.lcle. The with reliable sources." The make up for the lead time this proving he was wrong, he in American history, views and, in the process, c t. ?O) to be very allegation that Maim makes source of the material in the with a person without The problem today is that I confess to carelessness in 9 approving of hi' way of few people are using 10gic would give the soviet Missile walked away, head down, including the administration making those views credible. mt~restmg. I f,?un~ what he abo.ut the new indicator new indicator article was factories, or how else we saying over and over "I don't of William Henry Harrison, tating that Carter insti defmes as
DOONESBURY by Garry Trudeau ASSOCIATED PRESS The Dally Guardian arts October 24, 1980 NEWS BRIEFS Kahn's the brain behind La Jolla fest Annual San Diego Film Festival Death penalty may efforts in the Middle East and Barbara, said he believes he will be showing One Trick Pony Pres., Reagan Africa and his own self· "was picked up because he is be back in Calif proclaimed "passion for an American and because he BY LYNETTE TOM on war, peace peace." is a member of the Baha'i Stal! Writer SAN FRANCISCO - very important," saying it On the Iranian hostage faith." La Jolla will be the site of an crisis, which will be a year "The people love the La Jolla area," Over caustic protests from was the first time the WASHINGTON - The Morris Sobhani said his invasion for the next ten days. said Kahn. "Many of them who come the chief justICe, the state California Supreme Court issue is war and peace, and old on Election Day, Reagan brother was seized Sept. 6 as T here's no cause for concern, to the festival are here in San Diego says Carter's foreign policy Supreme Court yesterday had upheld the death penalty. Jimmy Carter and Ronald he tried to leave Tehran with however; the invaders are peaceful. for the fir t time, which makes it upheld a death penalty "I hope that today's decision Reagan have used it to "helped create the entire his wife and daughter. They're only guests attending the 3rd great all the way around." conviction and may possibly will actually save Iives .... that portray themselves and their situation that made their Annual San Diego International Film kidnap possible." The main reason for the festival's have signaled the resumption people using a gun to commit foreign policy positions in Actors OK 3 Festival . continued success lies in the choice of of executions in California. felonies will be deterred," starkly contrasting terms. "The festival originated from an films shown, thanks to a selection In a 4-3 decision by Justice Schwab said. Two more of year contract idea that I had," said its director, committee, which, according to the Fnnk Richardson, the high Car'ter often pictures The last execution in the Reagan as a irresponsible, Greg Kahn. "I like films very much festival director, "does anything in oourt refused to throw out state took place in 1967, when the hostages HOLLYWOOD - The and I thought that San Diego would its power to see films by going to the conviction of Earl Uoyd shoot-from·the·hip purveyor Aaron Mitchell went to San of hard-line aggressiveness Screen Actors Guild has be good virgin territory, because other festivals or seeing private Jackson, 22, convicted in the Quentin's gas chamber for LOS ANGELES - At ratified a new three·year nobody had done things like it before. screenings given by the filmmaker, 1979 slayinp of two elderly whose preference for military slaying a Sacramento options in dangerous least one more American, a contract with the film-TV So, I contacted some close friends, compile a list, and argue over it for a Long Beach women. The policeman. California computer expert, producers by an overwhel who agreed with me. They gave me few months until a decision is made." court also reaffirmed the situations could lead the Jackson was charged with nation into a dangerous and has been taken hostage in ming margin, bringing an the confidence and support I needed Because the pictures are, in Kahn's "presumed" constitutional· the fatal beating of Vernita Iran and may be in danger of end to the longest strike in to do it." words, "intristically looked at," they o..r GQ1fI{ in the late 1930s: I: to R - Spanky McFarland, Buckwheat ity of California's death costly arms race or thrust it 1977 Curtis, a widow in herSOs, on into war. execution because of his the union's history. Such enthusiasm has extended to needn't ascribe to a particular set of Thomas, Porky Lee, Alfalfa SWitzer and Darla Hood. penalty law, saying that it Aug. 29, 1979, and the religious beliefs and his US The vote was 18,577 in the community as well, starting with criteron in order to be chosen. does not appear to "clearly, beating, strangulation and Reagan says Carter is citizenship, his family said favor, with 3,697 against and the La Jolla Museum of Contempor "We don't try to cater or tap a positively and unmistakab sexual assault of Gladys Ott, vacillating, incompetent, yesterday. 407 invalid according to ary Art, where the festival has hung certain audience," he stated, giving ly" violate the Eighth and 90, a week later. Under the weak, indecisive, and naive, Iranian·born Mohi Sobh Screen Actors Guild its banner for the past two years. local filmmakers as an example. Fourteenth amendments. state's death penalty law, the that he spurn s America's ' ani, a naturalized American spokeswoman Kim Fellner, "The museum has the nicest movie "Presently, we are not showing their 'Our Gang' reunite Jackson's attorneys said crimes were considered "friends" in the world, citizen, was held in addition who said Thursday that the theater," Kahn says. "It seats 500, work. That doesn't mean we're they would file a petition for a punishable by death because confuses its allies and to 52 diplomatic hostages and vote by nearly half the but more importantly, it's great being adverse to them. But, they are so few rehearing within 15 days, of two specific circumstances underestimates the Russi· a free· lance writer, said union's 45,000 members was aligned with a museum of who are based in San Diego and make in Los An~eles and if that is denied, they will ans - murder in the course of a George Havens, a spokesman the largest-ever SAG vote. contemporary art, because it puts films that are commercially BY RICK GREENE to go the US Supreme Court. robbery and multiple And he says those qualities for the State Department's "I was confident that the films in an appropriate setting. The acceptable. " St.« W riler Assistant defense attorney killings. raise the possibility that Iran Working Group in referendum would pass," staff has been a real great help." One of those handful of individuals When the death of William sweetheart of the Gang, died in 1979 Joseph Walsh said a stay of Jackson made various under Carter, the nation Washington, D.C. Sobhani, said Chester Migden, SAG An average attendance of over 300 is Jean-Pierre Gorin, a Visual Arts Thomas (Buckwheat) of the popular execution would be sought after a lifetime of showbusiness. claims concerning the could drift into war. 44, was arrested in Iran last national executive secretary, is another indication of the festival 's lecturer at UCSD. His documentary, Our Gang comedies was reported in After the Gang, she sang in a immediately. competency of his attorneys Carter's defenders dismiss month and is being held on "but I am astounded by the popularity. During its first year of Polo And Cabengo, was screened at the front sections of newspapers nightclu b act and later did the voice Assistant Attorney and the impartiality of the Rea~an's accusations at unspecified charges. size of the vote and pleased operation, 6,500 people passed last year's festival. across the country last week, it took General Howard Schwab of the mermaid on "Chicken Of The jury, but the high court "ludIcrous," and cite the Sobhani's brother, Morris, with the percentage in through its doors. The fIgure rose to "The reason why we showed Jean· many people by surprise. Sea" commercials. Attending her called the decision "very, rejected them. president's peacemaking a civil engineer in Santa favor." 8000 for the followin~ year, and if Pierre's film was not because he's in Not surpri e at his death, but funeral were Stymie, Buckwheat's calculations from maIl-order ticket the San Diego area, but because he surprise that he was still alive until son and Mrs. Hal Roach. sales and expected box office made an excellent film," added Kahn. then. ' "Farina" Hoskins, who appeared business are correct, the total may Once the selection committee has m a whopping 105 comedies, was to 12 Where was he? they asked. buried during the Our Gang Every time a former little rascal reunion. passes away, the public reponds Hal Roach, 88 years old, kicked off with another flurry of questions. the reunion with his impression of a What ever happened to the members conversation between Stan Laurel FREE of Our Gang? There are many and Oliver Hardy today. Then the conflicting reports, fal se rumours Gang members, one by one, marched and Gang impostors, but you can up to the podium to receive awards count on the following information and reminice about the 'good old THIS WEEK ONLYI to be accurate. days.' At a reunion of many of the Our Buckwheat was there. So was Gang 'kids' at a Los Angeles film George "Spanky" McFarland, Friday, Oct 24 after 7 pm convention last summer, I met and "Butch" Bond (tough-guy of the spoke with each of them. series) and his cellu liod sidekick The Our Gang series of film "The Woim" Kibrick, Dorothy All day Saturday & Sunday shorts was the brainchild (pardon DeSorba, Sunshine Sammy (who the pun) of comedy producer Hal appeared in the very first Gang Roach in 1922. Roach also produced comed y called, appropriately Harold Lloyd, and later the Laurel enough, Our Gang).Joe Cobb,Jackie and Hardy films. Davis, Leonard Landy and a half We will have A, B & C The Gang wa featured in 169 dozen ot hers. films at the Roach studios, and then The reunion was dedicated to the challenge courts, another 52 for MGM. The last short memory of Darla Hood , who thought of the series, Tale Of A Dog, was up the whole thing before she died. and there will be beer, released in 1944. Some of the stars Rosina Lawrence, who playedoneof developed in the Gang included the schoolteachers, spoke a tribute Spanky McFarland, Jackie Cooper, to Darla. soft drinks and juices Dickie Moore and Darla Hood. Today Spanky is a salesman, All of these popular child stars Dorothy a clerk, Butch a behind·the· available for purchase, Video artists to seemed to instantly fade from pu blic scenes television worker and Jackie view (with the exception of Jackie Davis as M.D. Some of the Gang Cooper, who went on to direct members are trying to forget their show their work Emmy·winning M*A *S*H episodes wild pasts. An exhibit of work by some of the commercial medium of television. As and was recently featured as Editor "Porky" Lee lives in Texas as a West Coast's finest young video the art form has' matured, artists Perry White in Superman, The schoolteacher, speaking to no one artists will be shown at the have become comfortable with it as Movie.) UnforJunately, many of the but Spanky. Mary AnnJackson lives Mandeville Art Gallery next Monday an alternative to commercial Our Gang kids met with tragic ends. in Shaker Heights, Ohio, refusing to Sorrento and Tuesday from 3 to 6 pm. Off·key crooner Alfalfa Switzer, speak to reporters and fans alike. television and have begun to The exhibit, "California Video," popularize it. was shot in a bar in 1959 over a $50 Nobody is. sure what really was curated by Kathy Huffman for debt. Overweight "Chubby Chaney, happened to Wheezer, but he is the Paris Biennale. Artweek critic " Many of the tapes in the show featured in 18 sound comedies, died belived to have been killed in a Court House have the quality of bizarre documents when he was just 18 years old, the training camp during WW II. Ruth E. Iskin said the show has "a of our culture, probing our for UCSD students, facu Ity freshness, an unpredictability and victim of a glandular condition. But even though many of these plenty of young blood." Several underlying attitudes to people, "Froggy" Laughlin succumbed to a later· life stories are sad ones, the government, animals, consumeri m, 10999 Sorrento Valley Road artists whose work will be shown are motor scooter accident . And Gang lives on in thousands of cities and staff .. .and their friends, television, modem romance, modern Matthew Beard (Stymie) was for across the world every day in UCSD Visual Arts grad students, communication and the environ· including Jan Peacock, Helen de twenty·five years a heroin addict. television re-runs of the shorts. relatives and pets ... Michiel and Dan Boord. ment," wrote Iskin in her review. (Beard has recovered, and can be They'll continue to win over new 455-1551 The pieces in the exhibit are very , "Like good storytelling, they havea seen as an extra in many Sanford generations of fans with timeless different from the video art of the message, but theIr didacticism tends And Son episodes). comedy , bouncy music and 1960s, which was largely created in a to be entertaining rather than Buckwheat isn t the only Rascal remarkable performances by spirit of protest against the cumbersome." to recently pass on. Darla Hood, the remarkable children. 8 The Daily Guardian Friday, October 24, 1980 friday, October 24,1980 The Daily Guardian 7 Twyla Tharp's Co. Men's W~~ _H~_I_~_Q~!lg~~ , Davidson keeps Bring this ad in for: O ffer good only for I here Nov. 1-2 fi rst-lime QJstomers. I new poetry alive II Will teach dance class 510 precision cut. wash & style UCSD likely home (reg Sl1 .5O, (long hair extra' l BY KATHY FINE I for best-regarded series Wifh-a-bump,- twist and a Her movement dribbles, BY TED BURKE shrug, Twyla Tharp's Dance sloshes and pours through Special to the [),zjly GManlill" Foundation will perform at bodies while musically she is I 535 '!.~~~. 1980 i Considering this universi- . "Sometimes it may look to Mandeville auditorium Nov. extremely precise. Baryshni ------~------I ty's over-all image as both an someone that we lean too land2.TwylaTharp,known kov comments : " The Plaza Del Sol Shopplng Center I isolated bastion where much in one direction, but a most recently for her work on flexibility of the body and --For appointments call: government-funded re- lot of it has to do with the the movie Hai,., is a complexity of the movement 4688 CorNay St, Kearny Mesa l choreographer with a sense parallels the flexibility of the L ______J searchers Quietly pursue the availability of the poets. Last ONLY 10 MINUTES FROM CAMPUSI I cause of esoteric scient ism year, for example, we had of humor and ' a zany, phrasing _ which also goes 560-0585 and as aterrain where some poets from Mexico read imaginative style. m and out, on and off the discontented architecbts in the series because they Under her direction, beat." have foisted their vengence were here as part of the modem dance, ballet and vaudeville intertwine with a on us in the form of alienating Mandeville Gallery's Imtlge5 For someone who started and absurdly impersonal of MI!%i{;o exhibit. Though it free-wheeling and chaotic out as a pre-med at Pomona concrete contrivances, it may have looked to someone spontaneity which is, in and transferred to Barnard would seem unlikely that as an over-emphasis on one reality, as tightly woven as a as an art history major. Bach fugue. Whether she is Twyla Tharp has come a long UCSD would be the home of group, I saw a chance to I one of the longest running widen the scope of the series. choreograph i ng c1 a ss ica way in the field of dance. She and best-regarded poetry I think I would have been ballet {or joffre~ to the Beach has conformed ballet and series in Southern California. irresponsible to overlook the Boys' "Little Deuce Coup" modern to fit her version of Such is the case, though, chance." with New York subway dance, which she believes, represented by the UCSD Another factor in the artists painting the back "does not have to be torture New Poetry Series. practical realities is drop, or a quintet for a full to be a serious art." The series, initiated on an economic. The New Poetry ba sketball court, Tharp always find s a way to The company will also hold informal basis in the early Series is annually funded for a master class Monday from '70s by Visual Arts professor about $1500 - $2000 by the surpris e her audience. and poet David Antin, has University Events Office, She also suprises her 5-6:60pm on the Gym's north over its five year run and poets from out of town dancers. Mikhail Baryshni balcony. Admission is $3.00. presented an impressively are paid between $150 to kov, after working with her varied array of poets and $200. (Local talents read for on the p,iece "Push Comes to writers , ranging from free.) Shove, ' said. "the bod y movement is often s lightly . Davidson is power behind poetry published and well-known to "Generally" say David · conlmued from page 6 o rd~ r to keep ~ h e series as program he r e a nd we none·the·le s. It' all in the relatively ohscure. son, "our funding allows us to off balance - on purpose, of cou r se - something so m ~ne wanted to h~a r a felxl ble a poSS Ible, and has en courag~ ~ h e class to ~t tend keeping with our aim in Among the ranks of the bring between ten to fifteen partIcular poem! t h e~ d be !l1ade e ffo.r t~ to have students and partlc l~at e, and In our pre enting poet ry to the well-known have been Robert poets a year, and as your can completely foreign to my straightforward, classical a ble to pnd It wl.thout Involved In It . annual readmg for contribu- community, all kind by all Creely, Gary Snyder, Adrian tell, what we're able to pay trouble.. It s really qUIte an t~r s for Roadwo,.k (UCSD's kinds of poets." Rich , Robert Duncan, John more or less covers the poets' way of moving.... The extraordmary collectIOn of "r d like the . New Poetry hterary arts magazine) and in Anyone who cares to receive Ashberry, Amiri Baraka (aka travelling costs. So you can choreographic structure is tape readings we have Senes to blend mto all kinds the open readinlP' we have. the newsletter free of charge very broad , all over the stage, Le Roi Jones) , Kennoth see poets don't make much available. OJ ~f activities, to get it involved This is not an elitist series in may do so by sending their Rexroth, Josephine Miles, money. What we do try to do, and performed at top speed. m as many areas as possible. . any sense. For every famous name and address to Michael and Michael McClure, in though, is set up something So the breathing is very Over the years Davidson I'd like to blend it into the poet we have, we have two Davidson, c/o The Mande- addition to such notable local of a reading circuit for them. difficult. As you are dancing has involved the series in rest of life, both on and off who are lesser known, who ville Department of Special talents as jerome Rot hen- "If we arrange for a poet to you feel like a fish in the dt:partments like Music, campus. are unpublished or local, but Collections. Central Library, berg Paul Dresman, Fanny come down from the Bay sand." Visual Arts and Drama in "There's a creative writing who deserve the exposure UCSD 92093. Wooden, Shirly Williams, Area, we'll get in contact Al uris t a and Rei n hard with the reading series at San Lettau. Diego State, UCLA and other Not limited to poets, the Southern California series so series has also presented a thatthepoetscanmakejusta Gift Certificates, number of famed novelists little bit of money and that and short-story writers, they're appearance her will American Express, VISA among them Ursula Le be worth their while. You Guinn, William Gass, Bobbi could almost say that we try Louise Hawkins, Reymond to set up something of a mim- Mastercard Federman and Fielding tour for poets." Dawson. This fall's schedule is no For anyone even mildly less interesting than its been interested in the current in the past. Bill Berkson, trends of contemorary verse, who's taught at the New the local series has been an School, the Naropa Institute up your invaluable cultural plus. and is the author of serveral For Michael Davidson, an books of poetry, reads wardrobe assistant literature profes- Wednesday, Oct. 29. An open sor,curatoroftheArchivefor reading, allowi~ any local New Poetry and the principal writer to read hIS material, power behind the readings, WIll be offered Nov. 6. On the goal of the series is to Nov. 12, well-known Chicano ~niversary achieve an all-round balance. poet Jose Montoya will read. "What we try to do is Ron Padgett, who won the present the community with Gothem Bookmark Avante a pretty even spread of Garde poetry award, will Specials readings," he says, sitting in read Nov. 19. his Archive office on theeigth Finally Denise Levertov, floor of Central Library. who's political commitment Presenting "That is, The UCSD New is reflected in the socia Poetry Series attempts to hi storical themes in her give readers a variety of poets recent books will read Nov. 24 and poetic styles, a balance of in the Center for Music Suits, Slacks language poets, those who Experiment, 408 Warren compose largely narratives, Campus, at 4 pm. All the traditional poets to represent other readings will be located women, Black and Chicano in the Reve\1e Formal Shirts, Cologne poets, to highlight local Lounge, beginning at 4pm. as writers as well as those who well. have a name. We try to give The readings go well Up to 50% offJ the widest sampling of poetic beyond a one-shot reading, styles and personalities as says Davidson. "Each of the we're capable of." readings is recorded by a Detractors might note that professional sound tech· the quarterly schedules at nicia, by Dave Kesner who I times s eem to over- works for the Librry, and emphas ize a particular poetic t~ey' ~e indexed and pu t 011 mode. But Davidson, who file m the New Poetry Upper Level says that so far he hasn't Archive, and the public is Fratellos is giving awtfY received complaints in this welcome to come in and listen La Jolla Village Square regard, explains that such to any of the readings we've a S100 gift certificate appearances have more to do had. In many cases, the tor the anniversary - ---=--- 455-7334 with practical realities than ~ms are indexed like son~ drawing is Oct 31, 8:00 pm with anyone's preferred tItles on a record album so if tastes. pie e hI~ to 7 Friday, October 24, 1980 The Daily Guardian 9 Friday. October 24, 1980
Day Care The UCSD college co mmunity is invited to attend a free Christian Science lecture letter r------. entitled: ' continued from page 2 facu lty, staff, academia, and students as we\l as the Come Join Christ's general public. The nursery school now offers three progr ams : Health Revolution M.W.F 9-12. 4 yr old Coop; T ,TH 9-12 3 yr old Coop; and M,W,F 12-43 and 4 year old What? Colorado Outward Bound·Western Wilderness non-Coop. The number there Semester. 15 hour of undergraduate/graduate credit. given by Clem W. Collins, a member of is 455-9310. Where? A nine week course in the Colorado Rockies to the the Christian Science Board of Lectureship, The UCSD Day Care Grand Canyon. on Monday, October 27, at 12 noon in the Center. now on a firmer When? February 1-April I, April IS-June 15. Revelle Formal Lounge. gro~~d with the University. September 1S·November 15. 1981. anticIpates expansion in the near future. The Music Activities include management of National Forest . ~he lec~ure is sponsored by the Department is sponsoring a Parkland and wildernes regions of the West. Chnstlan SCIence Organization at UCSD. benefit concert scheduled for mountaineering. rockclimbing a nd skiing. Information: Sunday October 26 at 7:30 pm Colorado Outward Bound. 945 Pennsylvania. Denver. at. Mandeville Aud . to help Colorado. 80203. raise funds for the mainten ance of the UCSD Day Care center facilities . The Residential Aparbnents c han ce llor and Mrs. Atkinson will be in . attendance at bot h the concert and the reception Musical group Hiroshima that follows , affording the "Update canis" are now being sent to all students university community the on the Residential ApartrMnts waiting UsL This Is opportunity to chat with housing for couples, families, and graduate students them in a more casual located at Coast. Mesa, and the campus Apartments. atmosphere. If you do not receive an update card in the mall. Multi-talented group The UCSD Day Care pltast contact rat at 206 (the Housing Offlce) or Center and the International x1951. Center Nursery School are Hiroshi'lna a sure hit both cooperatively run. was the start of Hiroshima. requiring only a minimal "We atomic age kids," says instrumental tracks with amount of participation on Dan Kuramoto. vocal performances; but The latest addition to the group isJohnny Mori on taiko the part of the parent(s). The "That's our generation. perhaps the most remarkable availability of on -campus Hiroshima was a situation aspect of Hiroshima's ("a drum originally used to get troops together; now its quality childcare has been a I where they dropped the approach is their use of constant struggle since day ultimate kind of destructive ancient Japanese instru popular use is at fe stivals for dancing accompanied br, on~ (1968) when the only Jay's weapon. But there's a city ments. chlldcare available was there today, there are people June Okida Kuramoto incredibly severe drinking' ) parents co-oping on Revelle Country there today. And that's the describes the evolution of one and assorted other instru Plaza. whole point: the spirit of of these instruments: "The ments of Asian percussion (sasara. uchiwa). The fact that the Deli people. Mankind is really an koto is a 13-string traditional International Center's 1030 Torrey Pines Rd. at Herschel indestructable force. We got instrument, imported from afternoon program may close our name out of this whole China to Japan between 600 The guitarist. Peter Hata, La Jolla 454-4971 originally played bass for the due to a lack in enro\lment is concept. " and 800 AD. At that time it a statement on the lack of Hiroshima, the group. is was strictly a court group. Leaving the group to ----buy one of our delicious sandwiches---, study guitar and composi quality coverage and receive th~ second one (same value I led by Kuramoto. and instrument. And then in the communication between consists primarily of third· 17th century, it was tion, he rejoined two years or less) FREE. Or ... buy o"e trip to our I later to emerge as a principal faculty, staff and students on I salad bar, and receive another free. I generation Japanese-Ameri introduced to the public." this campus. I I cans. The nine-piece band. The only member of writer. .... Valid any day after 3 pm, and all day Sundlly. ~ whose debut album Hiro Hiroshima born in]apan. she Once the band had formed FREDA CRUSE· shima is sure to establish has been playing classical in 1974, they began gigging in GA YLER, member, VOl"':'. Daily Coupon expires them as a unique creative koto for over 20 years, and is the Los Angeles area and Association of Student 11·7 November 1 1980 force, combines their Asian recognized as one of the top around the state. gaining a Parents, UCSD herit~e with diverse aspects koto players in the United reputation as one of the of California culture_ States. hottest unsigned bands in The Ip offers a varied Dan Kuramoto, a wood California. music menu. traversing rock wind player. met June and and rhythm and blues they began collaborating on Tapes of their music got elements, incorporating jazz music for koto and flute. In airplay on station s in textures, alternating esssence that partnersh,ip Berkeley and San Francisco. continued from page 1 tion of the program, but urge San Diegans to take Poetry readings New jazz advantage of the televised debate to hear what the trio to Presidentil candidates have set for D.G. Wills to say," Pondrom said. D.G. Wills Bookstore will Michael Davidson on Nov. 27 play Pub The UCSD Extension continue its Monday night and Reinhard Lettau reading program was to be offered poetry series with readings at Dec. 1. All readings are free. "New Jazz" innovators free and included comment 7:30 pm. Featured will be' D.G. Will s Bookstore is Mark Dresser. Earl Howard ary on the Presidential Saul Steier. talking on film. located at 7537 La Jo\la Blvd .. and Gerry Hemingway wi\l candidates' campaign media and related topics Oct one half block west of Pearl. play together at Walk's Place statements by a UCSD 27, Harry Polkinhorn and political science professor 456·1800. Tuesday night at 8 pm. Sarai Austin reading Nov. 3, The show is free . and four local news meadia represen tat ives. Dresser, 28, returned as an Another free public service undergraduate to this uqm p~ogram will be ?ffered on a year after Jiving and playing dIfferent tOPIC during Please recycle the string bass in New York UCSD's spring quarter. City. There, he played with Pondrom said. Hemingway in the Ray Anderson quartet and toured [PILOT] this newspaper Europe as part of the quartet. Howard, on alto sax, is in San Diego as part of a tour Please and was hooked by Dresser to play the Pub. Campus Records, Top Six Releases recycle ~ Hemingway is the drum mer and has several al bums c 1980 MtUer StewIng Co Milwaukee WtS Liner 1. The Rivn', Bruce Springsteen; of his own and with his band , 2. Scary M",..,wt, David Bowie; Oahspe. He is also the fou nder 3. Live in ParU, Su~ertramp; this of the Coonecticut Forum for LITE BEER FROM MILLER. 4.Remain ill LWht, Talking Heads; Creative Music and, with 5. There tmd 8M1t, Jeff Beck; Dresser, has played music 6. z."y"",, M,,"",., The Police festivals and radIO stations newspaper EVERYTHING YOU ALW~YS WANTED IN ABEER. Figures are from A.S. Sorted Vmyl. across this country and Europe_ .~OllJj '-______A_N~ , LEss. ·i • .. 10 The Daily Guardian Friday, October 24,1980 Frlday, October 24, 1980 The Daily Guardian .- 11
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Call today for your appointment "father" of marine microbio For more information, call 452-9709 logy. 12 The Daily Guardian Friday, October 24, 1980 Metzger meets neo-Nazi Alien's La Jolla continued from page 1 pa sport, a confidential un ure whether report of the details of his visit. ource told the Chronicle. his meetings with Roeder will problent festival Roeder arrived in Oakland, German authorities said hurt hi bid for election. CA, in May after spending that the fugitive Roeder continued from page 5 time in Tehran, Iran, where masterminded from abroad A newly- arrived Indo agreed upon the list, the next he wa granted political several bombings attributed "It depends on how it chinese immigrant may step is to secure the films, asylum by the Khomeini to right·wing terrorists this come out in the pre ," he think his doctor impolite for which Kahn regards as "the government. He entered the year. Targets have been said. "If you reporters say asking him personal biggest problem." US with a legitimate synagogue and campus he's a crazy Nazi bomber, it questions about his medical "There's a difficulty in the passport, but Roeder has as hou ing foreign workers. might not help thing ," he hi tory, for telling him to - availability of foreign films many as 25 identities and Metzger said that he is added. disrobe, or even for looking with English subtitles," he him in the eye during an explained. "For US picture examination. distribution, there is usually The newcomer might not only one print. So, it's a know how to make an matter of tracking it down Enroll with appointment, how to take a and getting it through US bus to a clinic, or where to go customs. Sometimes, it takes in case of an emergency. And us three years to get one then there's the language film." the Doctorbird. problem. The last statement refers to Boquitos Pintadas, an To keep the cultural gap Argentinian picture who e between east and west from filmmaker is dead and creating a gap in good health English su btitled version care as well, a new program missing. has been established at the "Also, we have to negotiate downtown UCSD Medical with the US distributors for EVENING COURSES Center. Financed . by a foreign films who are afraid $247,000 grant from t he State that bad reviews might hurt 101: Department of Social their commercial runs," Mixology A History of·Good Times Services, the program will Kahn added. The Doctorbird is a new mixed drink train four bicultural health Equally as frustrating is workers and a Vietnamese the acquisition of American that's made to go with good times. You physician, An Cao, MD, to films. begin with Rumona, the delicious rum help acquaint Indochinese "Most films, ther are liqueur from Jamaica. Just mix IV2 immigrants in San Dieo with distributed by arge ounces of Rumona to 3 ounces of milk, Western medicine and health companies who don't seem to add a dash of Angostura Bitters, shake practices. care what they are doing," and pour. Then sit down to a smooth The new staff members continued Kahn. "It takes a also will help the UCSD lot of phone calls, meetings drink that ranks at the head of the class medical staff better under and other things that we for great taste. stand the health practices don't like, but have to do. We Enrollment is limited only to those and beliefs of their got One Trick Pony directly who 100e a good time. Indochinese patients. from Warner Brothers, so The Center for Indochinese we've been pretty lucky." Health Education also will In addition to the RUMONA offer Indochinese immi screenings, the festival RUM LIQUEUR grants more comprehensive invites the filmmaker or star IMPORTWFROM JAMAICA eVSCHIEFFlllN & co N V N V 61 PROOf infectious disease screening for a Question and answer than has been available to session. Previous guests have them before in San Diego. included actors Burt "It's not really their Lancaster and Anthony medical problems that make Perkins and directors Jean the Indochinese different Pierre Gorin and Joan from our other patients," Micklin Silver. says Antonio Catanzaro, MD, The San Diego International The A.S. Programming Commission director of the Center for Film Festival is a non-profit Indochinese Health Educa organizations that works the Brings You ••• tion. "Our doctors and whole year around. All nurses can handle their money made from ticket sales medical problems already. goes towards expenditures It's the difficulty in for the next festival, such as communication and our supplemental travel expens different views of health and es for guest actors or sickness that make a special filmmakers and ticket program for the Indochinese admissions. necessary." T.G.I.r. Since the difficulties in communication are as much due to cultural differences as to language differences, the Medical Center needed more Pansy This Friday, October 24 than interpreters. Hence, the state program to add the continued from page 3 bicultural health workers to 3:00 pm on the hump the downtown Medical the jealous anti-Trilatera Center's health team. lists and others confirmed (across from the Main Gym) Like interpreters, the my belief that he was the center's four new bicultural most qualified and intelligent With refreshments and music ~y health workers will be fluent candidate, and therefore the both in English and one or unlikely candidate to win. more Indochinese languages When he withdrew from the - Vietnamese, Laotian, race, I moved my support to Hmong and Cambodian. Reagan. TRIPlE THIillAT All this rhetoric aside, I would just like to say that this business of writing letters is good fun, and often Day Care more stimulating than schoolwork, and I thank Peter Laura, who I'm sure benefit feels the same way, for giving Watch for these coming continued from page 1 me this opportunity. In the Programming Commission raise funds so that the Day future I hope other fools like Care Center can continue to Peter and I take part in this events: offer its low-cost services to activity. students. MICHAELJ. SCOWARTZ Currently there are over a Mday, Nov_ 1.: Mday, Nov_ 7: hundred children of students on the Day Care waiting list. Please l lfioy a blowout spend a 'DAY ON Till Care for children of students, faculty and staff is TO/' with the /lUMP' with 5 bands, available at the International recycle Naughty S~ties. refreshments and more. Center Co-op Nursery. Services at the nursery are this endorsed by the Day Care Center. neiA?s.p~per