The Daily Guardian Volume 41, Number 47 University of California, San Diego Monday, November 24,1980 UCSD's affirmative action rapped by Watson report .. Suggest numerous ways to improve program BY PETER MORTENSEN improvement. "One of the critical things News Editor Now it is up to department is to differentiate between A majority of minorities at heads campus-wide to reply monitoring and evaluation UCSD believe that their to the report. Their and implementation and representation on campus evaluations and further achievement. The affirma­ has taken a sharp downward suggestions are due in the tive action officer can only turn in recent years, Chancellor's office by next monitor and evaluate, they according to a report on Monday. cannot acheive because they affirmative action here The Chancellor was out of are not line officers of the issued by Third College town last week, but his administration," he added. ProvostJoe Watson. assistant, Pat Ledden, said And Watson believes that The 25-page report sharply that the report was "very it is at the line officer level criticizes the administra­ comprehensive" and "gener­ where affirmative action at tion's lack of sensitivity and ally very good." Atkinson and UCSD may be breaking poor attitude toward Watson will meet on down. He said that imple­ minority recruitment and Wednesday to discuss the mentation at that level is not rentention. But Watson says report and its implications, effective, perhaps because that these attitudes are not he said. monitoring and evaluation at permanent, and he expects According to Watson, the other levels is also that his report, commission­ Chancellor will use the report insufficient. ed by Chancellor Richard as a base on which to build a "Somewhere along that Atkinson upon his arrival master plan for better line there has been a last] une, will be the starting affirmaive action at UCSD. breakdown," he explained, point for change. "I think the best approach noting that the restructuring Watson interviewed is to view my recommenda­ of the program within dozens of UCSD students, tions as a starting point. I definite lines of responsibil­ faculty and staff who are certainly personally would ity should being alleviateing involve in the much­ like to see them implemented the problem. GNQrdilln photo ~ Rebecca Poole criticized affinnative action but I think input' of others, Another of the report's History Professor Emory Tolbert faces tenure review program here in order to particularly those who would recommendations, a Chan­ again this year. Much controversy surrounds the review formulate his recommen­ be responsible for di charg­ cellor's Advisory Committee process in his case. dations for the program's ing the tasks and duties, have on Affirmative Action, is , to have considerable input already in operation to a and their considerations and certain extent. recommendations should The commitee, charged Tolbert's tenure a touchy carry considerable weight," with representing and Watson said. dealing With many phases of "I would never want to say affirmative action on subject - faces final review that my report is the perfect campus, met last week to BY STEVE GOLDSTICK Tolbert came to UCSD in Overton explains that the and all encompassing discuss the Watson report. Staff Writer 1972, with a PhD from UCLA number of black professors at answer," he added. According to committee At one time or anot.h@&:, and a specialized background UCSD has declined from 36 One of the most substanti· chairman Nick Aguilar, the whether, it has been for a in American Intellectual in 1974 to only 18 at present. al changes Watson proposes group's 18 members thought class, working at a job, or in a History of Afro-American "The population of black is the creation of an that the report was "quite relationship, all of us have Studies. Tolbert has recently (students) is also on the Affirmative Action Officer's. comprehensive," yet they been in a sItuation where we published a book on the decline here," Overton says. post. This new administra· offered some criticism of don't quite know what is Marcus Garvey movement "In 1978 the population was tive position would be several of the report's major expected of us. and is currently working on 4.4 percent, in '79 it was 4.1 "defined as principle advisor recommendations. How much 'and what are another book on the Harlem percent and this year it is to the Chancellor and Vice Specifically, Aguilar said we expected to give of Rennaissance. only 2.9 percent. This seems Chancellors on affirmative there was some displeasure ourselves before what we are Tolbert i's"l>J1e of only two to be the general trend at action policies, procedures, with the plan to have striving for is given to us? black and one of the few universities across the goals and objectives," the subcommittees of the And even after we have minority professors in the country and it is something report said. chancellor's advisory done all that we thought was history department here. He all minorities should be "The overall responsibility committee designed to wanted of us, what is to is also one of six out of 25 concerned aout. for affirmative action in all of investigate staff, student and assure us that we will receive professors in that depart­ In light of Tolbert's new these areas ... in tenns of faculty facets of affirmative what we deserve? ment who are un tenured. book, Overton says that if it monitoring the Iiason with actions. In the time that he has been Why Tolbert was denied was a lack of research last external ascencies and not He suggested that the a part of UCSD and working tenure two years ago is time he was denied tenure, I in terms of acco,mplishinR larger committee "deal with towards his tenure, Professor unclear. don't see any reason how he affinnative action dIrectly, those issues by appointing ad - Emory Tolbert has encount­ One of Tolbert's most vocal please turn to page 4 Watson said. please turn to page 9 ered these problems. supporters is the, Black Professor Tolbert is no Student's Union (BSU), stranger to the complicated which backed his bid' for tenure process. Two years tenure two years ago and last ago, he was reviewed for week Qersuaded the Associ­ tenure, as are most ated Students' to pass a professors after their sixth resolution supporting his year of service. But his tenure. tenured associates in the "Last 'time, there really history department, who are was no logical reason, in my responsible for awarding view and many others', why tenure, rejected Tolbert's bid he was denied tenure," says and chose to postpone BSU Chairman Ken Overton. Tolbert's fate. "He got generally food fn January, Tolbert will be reviews in all three 0 the reviewed for the last time. areas in which tenure is The professor will be either reviewed by, and this time he tenured or dismissed at the is even more qualified in the end of this academic year. area where he was thought to be the weakest, research. Today's Weather "The other two, teaching Low clouds and a cool and service, he was given night with a sunny excellent ratings. All you afternoon. The lows will have to do is take one of his be in the low 40s and the classes to find out how he can highs in the low 70s. The motivate the students," water temperature is 61 Overton continues. "It seems degrees with breakers of to me that black people are three to four feet every 14 being systematically shifted seconds. OJ,lt of the UC system." Monday, November 24, 1980 2 The Daily Guardian -lett•• ASSOCIATED PRESS Treacherous exploitation in EI Salvador must stop NEWS BRIEFS Editor: oligarchy. But these human violations, whether they're the most brutal and attendin~ a fund· raising In the streets of EI rights violations committed economic or political, must be inhumane acts of death and dinner thIs Tuesday, Nov. 25 Salvador today, in broad by the oligarchy's fa.scist stopped. There is no crime torture. at the Che Cafe. If you believe daylight, numerous witch junta are of only one kind. involved in asking for amore Our Committee of Solidar· as we do. that the people of hunts are an everyday The rich, land·owning equitable distribution of the ity with the People of EI the US can help the occurrence. Hundreds of oligarchy is very wealthy wealth of a country to its Salvador - Farabundo Marti Salvadorian people's struggle US Dlust clarify children, old people and men because they are able to hardworking people. There is - has many sincere for justice. true democracy and women of all ages are plunge the maS$es of no crime involved in asking aspirations and hopes that and equality, then attend the under "institutional" gunfire Salvadorian peorle into the for at least self·sufficient jobs you, the readers of this dinner. The people of EI response to Iran for the crimes of demanding worst kind 0 economic with wages enough to buy article, will be moved Salvador need your support. TEHRAN - Iran asked ments of the Iranian answer br.ead, jobs, housing, exploitation known to food, clothing and shelter. spiritually and whole· Our committee is willing to the United States yesterday to the American side. We are education health and the mankind. Much less is it a crime to ask heartedly, to help in any way guide you on how to make to clarify its response to going first to Algiers and we , righ t t~ freedom and ' Of every five children bor,n for appropriate education and possi ble to stop these that badly needed support the Iran's conditions for freeing will see what happens next." democracy. . ' in EI Salvador, three dIe health facilities where the viol~tions of human rights. most beneficial for the people the 52 American hostages, a G herayeb added that . In villages, cantons,j1 befo~et.heyreach the~eof5. children of EI Salvador can We offer you the opportunity of E\ Salvador. spokesman for Prime "whatever we do, we will do . estates and factories it is a TheIr deaths are attnbuted grow up to be. a proud and to ~ercise your right to say COMMITTEE OF Minister Mohammad Ali it fast. " The del~ations left common, everyday' ~ur · . to illnesses and Aiseases , respected people. But in EI no to these inhumane acts of SOLIDARITY WITH Raiai said in Tehran. for Algiers and It was not rence to find .hi4~ously caused by malnutntlOn. Of Salvador it is considered a violence, torture and THE PEOPLE OF The Iranian message was known when the Iranian mutilated bodies of peasants every 100 workers, only 60 severe crime punishable by treacherous exploitation by ELSALVADOR delivered to an Algerian reply would be relayed to the and workers, more than a few are employed, and of these 60, delegation acting as United States. of them with their chopped· more than 30 are under· intermediary in the US· In Washington, State off genitals stuck fn their employed. In other words, I I, Iranian negotiations, and Department spokesman Joe night , killi~ at least 16 guards fired at trucks mouths, their eyes and more than 70 workers of Rajai's spokesman told Reap said, "We still haven't people and Injuring more Roads closed carrying rocks in the tongues torn out and their every 100 are unable to make Western reporters that Iran received anything official. than 40 , police said. Many Tamabeel·Jaflong·Sangram· faces and fingers , burned by ~nough money ~ch year to seeks "clear and explicit We're still in our wait·and· buildin~s collapsed and in Bangladesh purjee area Saturday. muriatic acid. Others are hve from one day to the next. \ answers" from Washington see attitude. There are no authoritIes feared the death . 1 beheaded and have their Of every 100 persons, 60 are on the four conditions set by travel plans at this time for toll would rise. 1raql troops heads placed on view for the unable to read o~ write. ~or Iran's parliament on Nov. 2 anyone at State." Eight bodies were removed DACCA, Bangladesh - local po~ulation. every geographIcal regIon for Felease of the hostages. The Americans have been from a collapsed building in Roads in an east·central smash Iran In thIS year alone, more co~pris~ . of 10,000 Sa!va· Greek Radio and Televi· held captive since Nov. 4. Potenza, 90 miles · east of dis trict of Bangladesh than 5 000 innocent workers donan clttzens, there eXIsts sion quoted Ahmad Azizi . 1979. The Iranian Parlia· Naples, police said. ' adjacent to India have been BAGHDAD, Iraq - Iraq and Peasants have been three hospital beds and three publie,....,-relations director of men t' s terms for their release closed for two days since said yesterday that para· murdered. In the past three doctors. In one city of El the prime minister's office, as ' are: unrreezing u110ia ll Police reported eight Indian border guards fired troopers supported by waves ytarS seven priests have S~lvador . Morazan, the saying Iran wants a clear assets in the United States, persons also perished in machine guns at two civilian of helicopter gunships been 'murdered for support· 25,~00 inh~bitants ~re answer - "either positive or withdrawal of all private and Naples, including a child who ~ trucks, Bangladesh authori· smashed an Iranian counter· ing the people in their servIced medIcally by fIve public claims against Iran, a suffered skull fractures ties said yesterday. attack on the northern war n~ative. " when a wall fell on him. An struggle for freedom and doctors. The cost of living . We cannot accept the pled~e of non· interference in That reported shooting ' front and Iran daimed its democracy. Among these grows every day more and responses with room for Irantan affairs and return to apartment building here followed claims by local forces crushed an Iraqi priests is the archbishop of more unbearable. The people compromises or negotiations Iran of the late shah of Iran's believed to have housed 20 authorities of a gunfight attempt to overrun the town the entire Catholic Church of of EI Salvador pay almost or anxthing like that," Azizi wealth. families collapsed and rescue Friday between border of Susangerd to the south. El Salvador Archbishop three times as much for food said. 'We just want clear and teams feared some of the guards of both countries Iran's official news agency Romero. who' was assassl' and clothin~ than the citizen very explicit answers to the tenants were killed. when Indians alle~edly said Iraqi artillery bombard· nated at his church while. of the UOIted States. For resolutions. " Major quake In Naples, 120 miles south crossed into tht: same dIstrict ment of the giant oil refinery giving holy mass services. example, a local US Alpha Abdel Karim Gherayeb, rips Naples of Rome, news photographer of Ban~ladesh and began at Abadan had started new These senseless murders Beta grocery store charges leader of the four·member Franco Effe said the hospitals harvestmg a rice paddy. fires and black smoke are committed by the fascist 49-cents a pound for pinto Algerian delegation, told were crowded with injured. There was no immediate billowed from the oil facilities military junta which is under beans while in EI Salvador a On Mrs. Lowe's weekly quizzes Greek Radio and Television NAPLES, Italy - A "Everyone is in the street. comment from India. of the besieged Iranian city the dIrection of the 14 pound of beans cost $1.50. on departure from Tehran: strong ea rthquake ripped There's lots of panic," he Aut'horities from Sylhet near the northern tip of the families comprising the These human rights Editor: pronouns and adverbial advancement of pragmatic "We are .holder of docu· southern Italy yesterday said. di strict said the Indian Persian Gulf. In the beginning of this phrases (which, of course, are educational techniques, and quarter The Daily Guardian then assigned to be studied a concern for the sinking 'Gay' page was shocking published several letters the following week) . French Department. I shall featuring: concerning evaluations and Predicting the general not be taking any French Lit. Unleash Your color xeroxlng, binding and ,lamlnotlon '1.00------$1.00 Editor: win some kind of approval, alterations of a few of the content of any test is an classes in the future; I shall Wierdnasl ------~------To my shock and disap­ while the vast majority of French Literature classes. abhorrence and should , be instead direct my endeavors CO-OP CAB TAXI SERVIa pointment I found in the students who are basically Since then, more evaluations avoided at all costs (the end in toward relatively easier The SubGenius Foundation COPY456-24444 24 HOUR RADIO DISPATCH Guardian a whole page opposed to this sort of thing have taken place and more thi case justifies any pursuits such as integral heals ruined members o f devoted to the views of a quietly go about their alterations have been means). Weekly quizzes are a calculus, astrophysics and a crumbling SOCiety! present to homosexual group on studying, never voting in the planned for the future. As a wonderful way of intro· getting into medical school. $1-.00- participating current student of a French ducing the student to new Screw

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The Daily Guardian 9 8 The Daily Guardian Monday, November 24, 1~ ~------~~----- SOFT CALPIRG Tolbert's tenure Tolbert CONTACT LENSES Got the end of the quarter blues? continued from page 8 surveys continued from page 4 See live blues and jazz at the Pub review, outside criti~ues are Policy points out, "Irregard· years ago. solicited, accordlllg to less that it was pu blic , Special offer: includes: with the liquor A second element studied Mitchell. In Tolbert's case, knowledge that Tolbert was in tenure review is classroom that's what they had to do. an' outstanding teacher and soft lenses - care kit ... After spending a Friday performance. Tolbert is considered an had been judged as having Plano sunglasses evening in the UCSD dorms "Just because a teacher authority on the Marcus good community service, and $150 follow up care or a night at a Del Mar party, might be funny, entertaining Garvey Movement, the his research is comparable to and examination one can see why the campus or easy to get a good grade largest mass movement anybody else who in the past branch of CalPIRG felt it from, that doesn't mean he is among black people in the has received tenure, he Popeye Maupin necessary to survey local a good teacher," Miles notes. history of the United States. hasn't received it." Robert M. Heller, 0 .0. stores that sell liquor to find Tolbert has recieved Tolbert just recently "It seems to me, just from La Jolla Village Square Mall the "lowest prices overall." favorable student evaluation published a book · on the the basis of looking at the of his teaching abilities over subject. history department's actions, Lower Level Quintet During weekend visits of the past several years. Some of the reviews that he has not received it for 452-7374 eight local stores, the "He's a motivating came out on the cover of that personal reasons," Hyman CalPIRG researchers found person; he presents the book include: says. r i • I.@ • i " that Vons in Cardiff offers material in a way where it is - Professor Charles Vicente Overton says that if the lowest average prices on understandable and not from Southern University Tolbert is denied tenure the liquor surveyed. boring at all," comments one comments, "Through the when he comes up for review student in Tolbert's race and youth of numerous primary this time it would be "a slap Tuesday Aftcmoon Following Vons were: ethnicity history class. "It's and secondary sources, in the face " for black Thrifty-Genesee High­ really said, though, to see the Tolbert has given us a students. November 25 lands, Sav-On-Del Mar, Big amount of ethnic professors valuable synthesis on the The final decision on Bear-Del Mar, Safeway­ decreasing. Ethnic studies is Garvey movement in Los Tolbert's tenure case will 4:00 - 6:00 pm, FREE Genesee Highlands, Ralphs­ a field I'm interested in and Angeles. He has made a probably be reached by May, La Jolla Village Square, Professor Tolbert is very complex topic more under· so that he will have sufficient at the. Pub Zel's-Del "Mar and St. stimulating. Since I've .been standable." time to look at other Germaine's~La Jolla. here the department has - "Tolbert has also universities if rejected, offered less and less. It's uncovered extremely valu· according to Miles. The groups also broke !lad." able data for understanding Tolbert said he has not down its survey, indicating This decrease, according to the social and historical given any thought as to what which store has the lowest one person who asked not to makeup of the Los Angeles he would do if he is denied prices on particular types of be identified, results from the black community," remarked tenure. "The main thing now alcoholic beverages. change of leadership in the Robert A. Hill, editor of the is to realize what is (Beverage - N:umber of history department. "Up Marcus Gavey papers Project happening. After the decision brands averaged - Lowest until three years ago, at UCLA. is made, I will be able to say priced store.> Professor Ramon Ruiz used - One more critic, Kennell , anything I want to, but right to be the chairman of the Jackson, chairman of Afro­ now I am going to wait and NEW, COURSES Beer - Eleven brands, History Department. After he American studies at Stanford see how it turns out." offered by the Vons. stepped down, there seemed University, said, "This is an Physical Education Department, Wine (rose) - Four brands, to be a change in politics in alive, interesting book, B' Bear. in conjunction with the the department. Less exhibitin~ features of the -Watson ~hampagne - One brand, minority professors were Physical Education Minor new SOClai history at its Sav-On. bein~ sought out." best...1 thou~h the book was continued from page 1 Vodka - Two brands. MItchell points out that truly great.' hoc committees" as neces' Vons. Winter Quarter two of the four lower division Tolbert says he received no sary. The dvties of the com­ Gin - Two brands, Vons classes currently offered by negative reviews on his book .- mittee and the Affirmative P.E. 120, Sports in America, <4 units, and Sav·On. the department are in ethnic Subjective factory; may not Action Officer would become MWF 1-1 :50, HSS 2333. Cwrse Code 9497-A. Brandy - Two brands, studies. be consciously taken into "too factionalized" other­ Zel's. In a recent Course and consideration, but still exist wise, he said. P.E. 160, Exercise Physiology, <4 units, Bourbon - Two brands, Professor Evaluation (CAPE) and effect a committee's Aguilar applauded Watson MWF 9-9:50, Nl:.C 124. Course Code 9598-A. f; Vons. manual, 97 percent of recommendation, according for frankly criticizing the Canadian Whiskey - Two Tolbert's students recom­ to Mitchell. P.E. 160L, Exercise Physiology Lab, 2 units, current program that "on brands, Vons. mended his class, 13 students Another factor, according paper appears quite good". Tu H :5O, STL 106. Rum - Two brands, Sav­ thought he was interesting, to Sabo, is "whether the but in theory is a joke," but On. 14 considered him person· professor plays the part he complained that Watson SprIng au.tcr Tequila - Two brands, ' able, five students said they expected of them. .. She neglected to address the key P.E. 160L, Exercise Physiology Lab, 2 units, B' Bear. like the class because.of the explains that if the professor area of minority student times and course codes to be announced. ~tch - Two brands, professor's competency and ~ to university parties and retention. Vons. because of his non-traditional 'plays the game," it helps "Considering the volume P.E. 170, Psychological Basis of Sport and Physical Kahlua - Two brands, perspective, and four when the professor comes up of work in the report, its not units, times and Activity, 4 course code Vons and Thrifty. students thought he was for review. surprisn~ that one area was '------to be announced. ------" well-informed. When asked if he has seen omitted,' he said. A more detailed listing of Silvio Pucci, a Teaching any prof's receive tenure who The committee will meet Sec P.E. OffIce for Dc.,.....nt stamp brand names and prices will Assistant for Tolbert, shares had less qualifications than again Tuesday to finalize end Information on prcRqulsita and be available in CaiPIRG's these views. "I think he is Tolbert, Mitchell says he their response to the rcqulrancnll for P.E. Minor quarterly report, to be extremely competent and has must "sidestep the ques· chance\1or, Aguilar said. distributed on campus at the a very effective method of tion," explaining that his Students involved in the beginning of next Quarter. presenting his material," he personal and political affirmative action process says. "Just from the amount opinions sometimes differ. also noted Watson's failure to CalPIRG - The California of students who attend the Mitchell defends the lack of address the prblem of Public Interest Research class, you can see the black professors and minority student retention. Group - is funded volun· . widespread interest his students at UCSD. Arturo Herrera, chairman tarily by UtSD students teaching incites." "Because this is a UC of the Student Affirmative - AII~, sov~'" VALL£Y ... through an optional designa- Only one student in school, we do not have the Action Committee, is wary of tion of registration fees. - Tolbert's Third World funds that private schools the omission, but is generally ~-' ------"------t Studies class last year had such as Stanford have to pleased with the report as a complaints, stating that the recruit balck students. Other whole. class was "disorganized and schools offer them more He is also concerned with Che Cafe dull," according to the CAPE financially secure scholar· what will become of SAAC's report. ships, and as a result they go role in recruitment and The third area in which a somewhere else," he says. retention through the benefit professor is reviewed and is Mitchell insists there is Educational Opportunity "An Evening of Solidar· stressed heavily is scholar· nothing racist about Progra. He assailed EOP's ity with the People of EI ship, according to Mitchell. Tolbert's tenure case. Each "shotgun approach" to Salvador" will be spon· Mitchel1 points out that a case is reviewed individually, recruitment, but said that as sored by the Che Cafe high standard is put on and people who think there is of late, SAAC contributions tomorrow night from 6·8 research and publication, and prejudice has no "basis for to the . process has helped pm at the Coffee Hut. . that professors must show that judgement," Mitchell improve the situation. Speaking at the event is "accomplishment and says. Herrera was referring to Squaw Villey Trip . Filemon Zamora, repre­ promise." But as Barry Hyman, a EOP's strategy of holding 'Now COrnes Millertime. December 29 to J"rlUcYY 2 sentative of the Commit· If a professor writes student member of the short, hour·long recruitment tee of Solidarity with the ' sOmething that department Committr.e on Educational . sessions at high schools People of EI Salvador - members are not qualified to pleue turn to pale 9 throughout the state. $150.00----. Instead, Herrera said SAAC 4~hfts Farabundo Marti. 4 Of!tU IodsIl19 at Squaw Volley Lod3C Admission to the event would like to see more in 4 ~aIdasts, 4 donners costs $3, which includes depth concentration on ...... 1IIdIIdeI Erratum school in the southern part of round triP transportation dinner and a display of Nicaraguan posters In Friday's edition of TIle Daily Guardio", a story the state .:.. including Los depicting the National appeared indicating that the UC R.nts are "making very Angeles, Riverside, Imperial TicketS Will be ~a~k1b1e Tuesday. Ncmmber 18 4t Literaq: Campaip there. active efforts" to recruit prospectIve students currently and San Diego CoUnties. the Student Center Box Office Benefit orgalllzers say underrepresented in the UC system. He is afraid that the ~ 452-4559. that funds raised at the That statement should be directly attributed to the creation of a new EOP officer Club MntIns TONIGHT dinner will be used to help findings of a report made by the Regents and should not be in charge of such outreach "the people's struggle" in interpreted as absolutely factual. pleue turn to page 11 6:00 pm, ... 1401 I L__ _ • t • •• f • • 1 .... . EI Salvador. 3fe apologize for any inconvenience caused by our error. Monday, November 24, 1980 The Daiiy Guardian 11 ------~~~~~~------Turkey trQtters win for u.e SkI the High Country _ Haircut 10 speed bic:)'(Ie, ladies. litce new $65. ItIa tile Coon SIIIIIu. to _ leal. The Dan McIC1nnsy ==1b==e=~8,_- ===~=e=C=iS=fO=n~= 4~7125 . (11/204) fowl and frozen food Classifieds Company, your Coors dJstr1bJIOl.is sponsoring day trij:B to Big Lookins for an irlCKPf:nsiYe gift'? Want to Bear every other Saturday beglnnIng Januc:uy 17th during the (Includes shampoo, conditioner ~ cut) ___- ...... r decOrllle your room 1 Come to the p/ctu~ winter quarter. DaIM: January 17th. January 31st. February 14th. February 28th. March 14th. == Hunt, Felice closest to the mark hey malic a. - cC>rEJatUlations and pos1Ief' sate: New., 24, 25, 26 on for for g~ys and gals at R_lle Plaza t1; AssociBted saturda-,A good luck in hunti~ontt i'li sporoscnd Tbe pdce wiD be $25, WbK:b IDcSuCIIc round trip BY BLAKE SHAW Students Intership Office (11/26) tronsportatlon on luxurtouscoach buses, all day 11/1 ticltet. door Staff liter announcements miss you CNf!T vacation. rnlI)Oe we'll set w prizes. lree beer lor the ride horne. Howard Hunt. UCSD's Speed was also rewarded at tubed again... or mayb~ go '77 Pontiac Surb~ .• auto, p./s., new blldcside ... hope 50111 (11/24) rodials/shodcs 4 cyt" occdent condition, The bus will Jeave from UCSD approximately 5:30 am on the Need more wa.lM Studetts, faculty, Director of Phy'sical the 1'urkey Trot. The fastest must sell-45+&411, ~11/26) above dates and will retum at about 8:00 pm the same day. staff. New JlIIb.nI food co. is expandins Education, showed his finishers for each course · Tickets will be sold on campus Iwoweeks prior to each trip, For rlIpidly. It nuds ')()UI Excellert sround Marantz 2330 receiver. 130 students the rewards of received a turkey or bottle of more inlormat1on. call your Coors campus represenlatlve at floor oppatunitlfi. Ea-n S5OO-S,OOO/mo. housing watts/channel into 8 ohms at O . O~ THO. La Jolla tUITING Company consistent training as he champagne. Blazing [hrough 755-4847 and ask lor Michael Harth 01 John Chamberlain. mcft info call Miss eonv.ey4S3·9033. SlX) Of best 488-3237. (11/25) For Have a greal Christmas r---COupoll----1 came within one second of his the short course with a time (11/2.) For Rert: Furnished master bedroom Cl'M1 YIWrlIIha Chappy fOf sale, 3700 mi., good break. and remember. predicted time for the three of 16:35 was Keith Hill. Kitty bath in luxury condo, 1~ miles from for I I Hey! Spins '81 Grads, lookins for a job? cond., cheap ~nsport SlX) Of best THJNJ[ SNOWIII school Glll'!lge, jl!cuzzi and pool Price mile Turk~ Trot course on Trucco was the fastest come to Third Col. cont. rm. on Mon. NcN. ofm, Bob 453-3959. (11/25) Keep thls ad and be eligible appolnbnalL l blow dry Included l Saturday. For his efforts he woman with a time of 22:27. neg . • 53-St office, deadline Jan 12. Hunyl on progl'l!ms, and much mot'I:. 452-0630. and Jim Miller on the ronger than their predictions due to the fastest time on the (11/24, 1/8) ocf!l!nview 2 mstr bdrms & more (6/5) $100/person call Helen- .52- open Mon--Fri 8 to 5 short course, 16 minutes Sweet ~ in the Rock recOfds Me for route. a change in the course. 7388(11/26) and 35 seconds. sale at Groondv.lolk I!o a . continual one-night stands Needed: sports instructors, office chancellor's advisory ..mit? b . unhappy. shdrt-term personal. personnel, couns~lors, Europe, a . 4-5" relat10nshJps - Surfers Corribean, wortdwidf:l Summer, c.arur. committee that would deal specifically with student Backpacks b. 25" c. lOng-term commitments of Stnd $5,95 plus $1 handlins for love appliclltion, openirSs, Guide Ie Crui. affairs. c. A negUglble amount. and trust Va, l..isI is w of this world. Now ~I sale price $19.95 d: 1()'151.. d . the same variety as end year ;tlInd, a l1li: -,w man enoush1 Wald BoKtlJ7W, Sacramento, CA 95860. The committee would be 2. A gar' meM' II eaailJ heterosexual couples ALl.E.N. (11/204) _ (11/26) made up of students and sugg. retail $29.95 dliungullhed from a 5. "CoIDlDg our' 11 dtak:uIt ~ BIlby, EE8CS 61 is.tun, bIK I'd De~~~nspM~fromSD~~ faculty members and would atrCIICJId meM becINIe be becIIUIe • ftdMIleCIn 01 at 9-1 rIIhr.r ~ II lobsC!r end chocot.- chip on Dec 13 & ~ , Good pay, <:.111 eve. 436- be chaired by a tenured a. Is elfertlinate. a . socia! dlscr1minatlon and cookie dinner in Middle E.tl, ~ we 2427, (11/24) faculty member. b. is usually an Interior lamlly rejection BY BARBARA HAAS can fulfill our fantasiesl ProctorOl.t of Lint: AoUIc Gri!d studer1t to SiYe I music 3A Herrera suggested that the decoltltor or halrdres5er, b. violence Sport. Editor (11/204) IInIII w/Dr. Blllzano, <:.111 Bruce K34&4, c. misunderslandlng and focus of SAAC might overlap Lamps c. shys away from physically The surf team ended the 273-8582. (11/96) rigorous adMtles. labeling 1501, 115,o4OM, 706,04627,endroN430: with that of the committee, d . one cannot easily d all of the above season 9-1 Saturday with a I fttt SO much bctt!r, notaslonelV, I hope Help Wantedl I need II female 21 )Ur'S Of sale price $8.03 you ' ~ a~ I WIIS intamed thet rM'y'be but Watson said that their dIsIlngulsh between homo­ 68-49 win over Golden West c:Nt.t' to cSist me I recordins rock blinds '------sugg. price $15.9::>-:------J 6. G;ay penoDI are we 1ft just .. ~ to be", food for duties would be completely sexual an~ heterosexual College at Black's Beach. (!OfTIf: classic'" & cQlTlf:dy acts) on a SmportCIDt IMmbea 01 loIIE, 352, (11/2.) different. males. UCSD is now in second place thou!;lt 306, etc. sporadic basis (1-3 times/monIh). No a . the business and poUlical prior f:)Cperience necasary. Excf:llent In fact, Watson said that, 3. Nearly all Lel!)laD communities on the California coast, D.Ytiretace: Happy 18th Birthday! No party though, just a !JUt new floor plan. sallry. If intemted, please call Eric .53- in the past, students have ~n b. reUgious organizations behind undefeated Any of these old sale prices Occident­ Lots of Love, Trissy (1 1/24) 7046. (I ~ refmnces)i1't/24) a . desire to be men. c . organized sports and al. The Tritons' only loss had little to do with the l.neslie: Happy 18th "Legel" Bir1hdayl actual implementation of b. dress in definite masculine recreation came last w~k to Occidental. are available if you purchase attire d all 01 the above, again who' finished with an Hope It's the best one f!'o"e11 Low: a'-Ys, semea ' student affirmative action, c. pltlctlse witchcraft and Rnobln Bnobbin, (11/24) but that once on the other such rituals unflawed 10-0 record with The surf team won their last meet of the seasOD a Gift Certificate top honors in the state. 5teYe, we ~ 'P' body and _it committee, they could "put d . are often indistinguish­ Saturday. The team aoes to AU·Star competitiOn in 'P' instruction on rrutlpIe orgBSmsi lJIIWANTED ~ rerT1O\OEd permanently some teeth" in the policies able from slraight women Brad Shook, Mark Adams December and resumes team contests in January. Yax Sexnt B-House Admm, (11/204) near Cllmp..lS. l.II JoIlo Vitlege ProfasionaI of $10.00 or more. and Dave Atkin each won Center. 89SO Vitlo La Jolla DriIIe, Suite developed for recruitment their -heats Saturday in the weaker team this year than competition held at Hunting­ HHane- We gottA! stop ~ins in 1160<:, Call fOI' appt.. 0453-7040. (12/2) and retention, ••• chu-ch - It's not heallhyl HAl Katus Other students expressed To find out howyour scored, come to stand-up board competition. in the past, but we still put in ton Beach Dec. 6-7_ Six (11/204) Typirs • IICCllllte. Reasonablf: rates. Close to school. v7Hl383. (11/26) concern that Watson had the GSUCSD meeting tOnight at 7:30 In the women's division a trong performance. They athletes will be sent 00 HEU.OI The LOU> Familywill be at Asstd General Store Jemy's Home Typins. Ttml pep!n, recommended that the Sandy Groos took first place. beat us twice last year, so this represent the team, includmg VInyt fer the SllIe, -....on't -,w1 (11/24) pm In the International Center and Ron Carl and Mark Adams. thesis, lind diss. 225-1«9, (11/26) committee be chaired by a a did Bill Lerner in the was really a grudge lJIatch." Lucy, )OJ the gill for me, Mut me at hear Dr. Brad Truax speak Typ1rs Univ, City: Fast, IICCurllte, faculty member. But Watson in the Student Center on kneeboard competition. Scott The top finishers here go ~ Virr,t and they will pIIy our The Tritons won every rasonable. CIIII Jane. D.YI"S 452-42«, said, "[n general, [ believe Nelson and Normal Garcia on to the national competi­ ~ PS. They ~ it on sale too. Love across from the Bike Shop current health problems lacing the heat of the match. aided by ~ . 04~966 . (11/26) that the faculty and staff came away with econd place tions, held the last weekend you truly, Killer Ups. (11/24) gay communty. the good conditions. The surf Mechanic comes to )OJ: tune up, have more time to devote to finishes. was three to four feet and in in December. Bill Lerner "Golden West has been our already has a trip to the 0- N. - fuddns twe/'Ity'«'IC. The 5p!Irk. electrical, light mechllnical. ~d the details of committees 452-3941 good form. (11/2.) ANchael .56-1879. (11/2S) arch-rival for a few year ," nationals ba ed on his third than students do and a See you there! "Good Momins" ~ Gifts for committee of this type has OPEN M -F 11am-4:30 pm said Mike hand ,coa hofthe In December UC D wiU be place fini h in the ummer Special Pf:opIe. HIIndcrIIfted holidly major policy implication for . urr team. "They had a bu. y with t he AII- tar National. earlier t hi. year. Sueee- y()ll~ such a "cool" roomiund I Closed Thanksgiving Day Weekend low: .,.,. Good luck on finels, K.llus. ideas. 2655 S, Hvoy 101, c.diff, 0436- the campus. OPEN Finals Week (11/204) 50469, Nee! to Fish House West (11/26) please tum to page 12 The Daily Guardian Watson suggests affirmative boost continued from pate 11 specific affirmative action after giving the report only a comment. Others involved in "we're not as good as we "It is going to require a units on campus was too "curosry review." affirmative action in her should be." chair that can put in a great harsh, while others said that "I suspect that my office is office said only that they He said that positive deal of time and effort and references to "the Adminis­ included in those criticisms," were working on a response cflange will come from a who can call upon a great deal tration" in all of Watson's Temmer said, adding that he to Atkinson and would have change in attitude brought on of knowledge and experience critical notices was too vague. would reserve a more explicit it ready by next Monday's by Atkinson's efforts to deal to lead the committee - and I to do any good. response until after he had deadline. with the problem "in a don't feel a student can do Harold Temmer, assistant gone through the report more traightforward manner." that," he said. vice chancellor of academic carefully. o o a f fa irs i n charge 0 f Quelda Wilson, in part Wat on believes that in the " The attitude of the Some administrations supervising some student responsible for affirmative legal sense, UCSD 's current administration is established officials, who declined to be affirmative action programs action for staff personnel, affirmative action policies by the chancellor - it can be named, felt that criticism of did receive the message, even was not a v ailable for are "adequate," but that influenced," he said. 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