Inside Today's Times: Joan on Voss Arts Galore

1973

Election Epilog: Why The Polls Were Off-Cal11pus

Stud nt apathy and a lack of com­ (posted in Augu t) a kin g for students to A i tant Chan ellor David Ryer promi d 'R glstrar of Voter Offi to contact at munication betw en the R gistrar of Voters help run th polls w r een only by umm r that " w 'II do very thin g we can" to get U C D to arrange the deta tis of ettmg up Office and the University ar to blame for stud nts, who live off-campu and ar poll back on th campu He noted that th polls the lack of on- ampu polls in the ineligibl to work in on-campus polls. The there ar numerous opportunitie for othlng but tud nt apathy ca n keep the Novemb r 6 ele tion. law r quires that work rs at a poll live in confusion in any bureaucracy, and polls off- ampus , according to the Regi trar that poll'~ precin t , so student volunteers sugge ted that there be omeone for the of Voters and the U C D admlni tratlon According to the Assistant Registrar of must b r gistered (on-campus) voters. Voters, Mr. D nny, lack of student interest B ause the law also require that the cycle in local elections, "problems getting polling of setting up polls begin 90 day before the Unreliability? places on-campus", and an unfortunate election, they must be signed up to work mixup in the recru itment of tudent three months prior to election day. volunteers to man th polls forced the Registrar of Voters to sh ift polling places for What is needed, then, is a guaranteed Coast Cruiser Hassles U.C.S .D. student voters to off-campus polling location on-c ampus, and a list of 10 ations. Speaking for the Registrar of tudents willing to work at the polls. The Since Fall QU3rter began schedule. In- Voters, he insisted, "We want to see a high responsibility now rests on the students and there have been a multitud The new voter turnout; we-would love to have polls on the University. of problems which have on campus." Initially, many students saw the shift to greatly effected the H categorically denied charges that off-campus polls as the resu It of manuvering reliability of the coast there had been any political motivation by the Registrar of Voters of Voters Office to behind th shift in polling lo ca tions, or any lower the student voting turnout, and as an attempt to lower the voter tumout on the infringement upon their legal rights . part of his office. Confusing and contradictory statements from various bureaucrats, meant to clarify Concerned U.C.S.D . students had made their position, managed only to distort and such charges following in itially confusing confuse it even more. and contradictory statements from the Registrar of Voters Office concerning the Apparently, however, the confusion shift. resulted from a lack of communication, both within the Registrar of Voters Office Denny berated students for their general and between that office and the University, apathy concerning elections, particuliarly not from any attempts at deception. local elections. He noted that in last June's primary election polls located at the At any rate, one student, aft r getting an Commons of Revell and Mu ir drew only 56 explanation of the Registrar of Vot r ' story and 54 voters respectively . Mrs. Davies, also in great detail, still fe It that she "didn't at the Registrar of Voters, claims that only really get a atisfa tory answ r, just a 75 students voted on-campus in the complete runaround ." ome people in November 1972 Presidential election. government m to have a r dibility Mr. Denny also cited an incid nt during problem ev n when th y'r tiling the t. r~th . th September 18 primary election, in which At U.C.S.D. th on. n u ?f opinion a student group jected lection worker m to b ~hat ev ryth Ing po Ibl hOlfld from their poll at 7 p.m . (an hour arly) in'b done to In ure . that there ar polls on orderto hold a regularly scheduled meeting campus next IOOlon day. there.. Muir Dean Jim B kley i "anxiou How ver, he laimed, if a pia on- ooperat with the R gistrar of . Vot r in campus is res rved for use as a polling finding a 10 ation for a poll on- ampu ." H pia e, and if student volunteer an be was very di turbed by th R gi trar of found to man the poll, there will be an on- Vot r ' hift of polling 10 ation , and h ampu poll fOl the next el ction. in nd to indi at to San Di go R i tr r f Part of the mixup in the November Vot r harl ton th admini trativ I tion came about b ause buNetin d ir to have polls on-c;,mpu . Rhetoric Horsemanship For Handicapped Book Review .Coast Cruiser TT Opinion Poll Continued from P. 4 A new commun ity proiect may be starting primarily through the ~tafflng tillH' Hassles up, -his new year-Horsemanship for the volunteered by stur! nts. to Clulte an t'\' th facts, and not the other Voss by Joan Carwood Handicapped- to be ru n out of the La Jolla tensive ventur . Three groups of chddrt'll way around. In digging so Farms Stables. This program is directed are now involved a d the program I~ rlill hard and inaccurately to 'They Like Conti nued from page 1 ROUTE HANCES: towards handicapped children, specifically three days a week, from a stable In Mt Through television it is possible to discover the find facts to prove his 1. On ly the 10 p .m . run those affected by Cerebra I Palsy . Helix. coerc ive professor who exorts the peasants to come up conclusions, Mr. Horowitz because it takes about a have the optio n of I n the greater San Diego area there are The success of th La Mesa program ha<; and buy his wonder work in g pills and elixers. Whatever only succeeds in defeating week for a new driver to be detouring to the freeway in 4400 people affected by cerebral palsy, prompted some local residents, primarily Mint Juleps' their disease, he has a name and a cure; and if one his own purpose. He has hangs back in disbelief he produces a few human able to stick to a bus order to let off passengers according to an estimate made in 1972. Of school teacher Don Mayo, to attempt to removed the brunt of his these, a very large sector are children still in organize a similar program In La Jolla for the testimonies and speaks so well and quickly that soon chedu le . on Carmel Valley Rd . The 8- attack' away from the real It was out of Our By John Taylor 9 a.m. and 9-10 a.m . runs their " formative years ." residents of North Cou nty . even the doubters rush forward to purchase the magic There are currently eight source of his fears, the Responsibility to Inform will no longer do so (they The goal of the program is to teach Already, Mrs. Cold berg, of the La Jolla potion. student drivers being paid political demand of pure that the Triton Times went " There're a lot of things will remain on 101 ) because handicapped children tq ride, in the process Farms Stables, has agreed to set aside $ 3.33 an hour. Each driver tolerance by Nixon, Chile, to the people last Wed­ we aren't sure of about Literary criticism in all its omniscent glory often of a safety factor with building muscle strength, tone and general Saturday mornings for such a program must obtain a Class II and I T.T. thugs, and nesday with one of the Richard Nixon." appears to complement these gabbling boluses. Still, heavier loads. coordination. The secondary eHects-the Right now interested students (and others) driver's lisence and must go dis places it onto great questions of the Another girl felt they there have been occasions when I myself passed the 2. All runs going into pride and sense of accomplishment that are needed, to help set it up and then to through a special heakh misrepresented I iterature. If decade: Why do flying went south "to get as far jaundiced eye to the other sisters and pressed to receive Leucadia will go north on anyone feels after learning something help teach the children to ride. Also needed examination. we are to solve problems we saucers only go to the away from Nixon as they with the rest, the virtu es of everlasting health (or Vulcan and south on 101 new- are just an added bonus from the are some very gentle ponies for the children The bus's managers must approach them South? can." They must not know knowledge). This time in itial expectations were paltry (We hope this will cut down program. to ride. wanted to hire work- study directly , carefully, Indeed: about Key Biscayne, then. compared to the actual excellence of the medicine. on time and confusion) . There is a program in existance in La If you would like to help or if you have students to cut the cost of ro·tionally, and with swift The one confirmed, Maybe the Washington Post Patrick White's Voss is a superb novel, so superb in fact, Mesa. The originators of this program are information on how to procure horses, or runni ng the bus since the T his changes the route of social force, otherwise one All Time High substantiated contact with doesn't deliver that far out. that I feel it my duty to in crease the world's aware ness federal government pays the evening runs , Retired Admiral and Mrs. Leith. They whatever, call Don Mayo at 276-5467, or Lee real flying saucer guys was will only change and shift With the paper shortage of this ma~nificent product of human genius. half their salary . However, 3. The bus derour into developed the program and it has expanded, Burke at 452-8435 in Mississippi. the problems around, but and all. work study referrals came CardiH (across from VC Thirty-seven thousand An Muir person said the never really solve them . at UC tothe managers too far into donu t shop) in the mor­ people saw a blueish-green flying saucers were either Enrollment at the Un iversity of California has reached The setting (yes, '1 must begin with the settin g) is the quarter. nings will be eliminated. thing over a football from another galaxy or the Opinion Poll 118,909 students according to final Fall registration . Australia, 1845. We Americans enchanted with our own The bus is currently bein g Instead, passengers wishing Voss stadium in Kentucky. John Birch Society. The figures released today (Oct. 25). The University-wide growth and expansion, are unaware that the peoples of supported by monies from to embark in Cardiff must And what about the La logic here, he felt, was Continued from page 2 total represents an increase of 5,646 students over last another continent experienced the same desire to study the Student Activities Fee, wait at th lights on 101 and cont. from pg. 2 Jolla sightings? La Jolla is a inescapable. He added, " I year's enrollment of 113,263. and map the unknown, to uncover stra nge and beautiful advertising and by fares . Chesterfield. (We expect respectable, wea It hy never read your crummy is." We leave you with a fina I Living, though, does not exclude sacrifice, and tne The 118,909 student enrollment on the nine UC scenes, and to pave the way for future settlement at Some of the advertising has that this will cut about 5 community. These people paper." "They like mint juleps." thought, from an novel is filled with minor characters in the form of campuses exceeds the University' s anticipated approximately the same moment in history. Australia been cancelled by the minutes off the schedu Ie so could not all be bonkers. Or is it just pia in " It's closer to Tijuana." unidentified student. This convicts and emancipated servants who, in their enrollment of by students, of which was ignored because it did not threaten us in our quest businesses involved no one will have to wake up 115,972 2,937 1,700 And our most common statement does not simplicity, do not know what they sacrifice but ask only are new undergraduates. According to University-wide Therefore, sensing an discrimination? Th is to join hands with our manifest destiny, that charter br because of the bus's any earlier.) issue over which there answer: necessarily reflect the for mercy. Laura herself makes sacrifices to society , to Director of Admissions Lyle Cainsley, the increase of co nversation, with a subject greatness. Nor was Australia pitiful. We could not nurse unreliability and the fact 4 . Only the 9-10 a.m . run would be great emotional obviously the pro per " You 're kidding." opinion of the Trition Times Voss . In understanding his greatness she also knows new undergraduates over the number exoected reflects in it I ike Cu ba. that their advertisements (which returns to Third outpourings, through which editorial board, of the what it means to humble him, truly humble him, and the University's efforts to maximize the accommodation con dition to answer a were not hung up in the College) will go by Salk *.. people could di~cuss all that Yes , th is cam pu s is University as a whole, or of therefore sacrifices much that we associate with life to of new students at their campus of first choice. question like The Question, bus . Elaine says that the southbound in the morning. mystified and terrified leads us to believe so : Fortunately explorers themselves seldom reflect the literally bursting with anyone at all: ease his pain. Such is her love for th is man. advertisements were not The 7~ a.m . & 8-9 a.m . runs them, we contacted a large "They like to pick on interests of the state of society and certainly the dangers opinion and debate over This is not a Cothic novel, a romance, or a narra tion hu ng up because they keep will go in by the temporary number of UCSD students, Californians." for both Aussie and American were equivalent; flying saucers . We admit we "Well, you've got b Iks, of the "first weat-then humble-then great" syndrome. It Aborigone for Indian, desert for snowfall. One wonders changing buses . parkin lot between Mui" & believed, for a while there, warm-headed folks, sitting is a novel about a land, the last frontier, perhaps, where Presenting the completely at random , and Californians? The only other possib Ie Third Colleges. put to them The Questio n. " And Oakies ." though, if in all history there was ever such a man, an that Concern was dead on porchs, drinking man can once again find himself absorbed into the source of revenue for the 5. There will be no detour And please do not te II us What's wrong with' explorer, as Johann Ulrich Voss . He is awful. It is correct here, that nobody thought lemonade, swatting flies, harshness of his environment and not mourn his own bus is Chancellor McU-oy's on the 9-10 a.m. run to about anything anymore. and listening to old ladies this is not an important Oakies? for civilized society to hate him , for this one is the self­ passing, but to take glory in it .. It is a land, so new and Back Ache discretio nary funds . Summit Ave. in Cardiff. It We were heartened to find sing 'Swannee River' . And issue. Do not tell us people "They're pickers." will incarnate. He has no use for us of our pantheon of Students are urged by the will remain on San Elijo­ so many willing to offer us you know, you get tired of fantastic, White seems to say, that is worthy of another "Oh, My Aching Back" is the narne of a one-day don't care, or don't believe. Cotton pickers? gods. His existence destroys the meaning of " human Students Activity Fee Vulcan. their troubled thoughts. In talking about Mary Lou Christ; it is worthy of the Vosses and the Lauras. and program to be presented by UCSD Extension Saturday, Because in fact, one Revelle " No." Although this bonds" and "friendship". Voss lives for Voss alone. Commitee to petition the 6. The 3:30 p.m., 5 p.m ., & fact, some told us they getting married, or Lee when Laura says " Voss d (j not die. He is still, it is said , Nov. 24 . I n the course of a few hours any interested student was so terrified, so person quickly identified "What does not kill me will make me strong,", says Chancellor to use these 10 p.m. runs will pick up themselves had seen flying Esther rea ching menopause. in the country and always will be. His legend will be person can learn how physicians, psychologists and threatened even at the herself, we will allow her Nietzche, but it is Voss who speaks now; Voss, who fu nds for this purpose. passengers by the written down, eventually, by those who have been acupuncturists view origins and treatments of a variety mention of flying saucers, her privacy. becomes so strong through self-denial that he must die saucers. (Nuts, really . We "So you've got these The following schedule Bookstore on Myers Ave troubled by it" we know that two crucifixions, or twice of back troubles. that he hung up on our The second mos for us to survive and to preserve that balance in nature cou ldn't take any of their flying s~ucers . " cha nges will be effective as (These runs will all go down crucified, is more, much more, than any of us deserve. Dr. F. Bruce Kimball, a UCSD School of Medicine which we so admire. "n~wp.rs seriously.) Well, it's as good as questioner as soon as he common kind of answer on Monday November 19. Myers Ave). associate clinical professor of surgery/orthopedics, will heard The Question. (Come Ciime from the scientific swamp gas . lead the short course, which meets from 9 a.m. to 3 :30 in to the Triton Times types. Kathy Hubert said p.m . in Room 2100 of the Basic Science Building at the office, poor soul. Lie flying saucers like swamp And Voss does die, violently. We are made to suspect as we read the passages describing his agony that th e medical school. you rself down on our lu mpy a ir. Karen Hackett com­ He says the primary focus will be on the kind of blue couch. We'll help mented: fault is ours, that we are the savages who slice his veins backache a person has had for a long time, usually in you.) "They go to the South to examine the texture of hisblood and who finally "stab and saw and cut and break his body" with the only the lower back region . Of course, the political because birds fly south ." Registration fee for the Extension program is $11 per implications of The Does that mean fly in g possession that is usefu I to us, a present from the Announcing practical Voss,a knife. We find ourselves viewing Voss's person. For enrollment in formation, please telephone Question are awesome. saucers are birds? decapitated head "again st a few stones, like any melon" 453-2000 extension 2061 . Why this blatant "No. It means they're like and hiss, delighted with the blood absorbed im - , discrimination against The birds." Birdlike qualities, North? (It's true-When was mediately by dry earth . Or so we imagine. a new album you may not have been then, are universal. But if we merely "rot by living" then we are excluded the last time you heard Three subjects told us, from a salvation attained only through the grace of about a UFO in Bangor, "They go south because Minorities Deadline death and the humbleness of profane misery. This Voss Maine? Or even Nome, gr;lvity pulls them there :" knows. So like a Creek tragedy, the significance of waiting for. But should have been. Alaska? Huh? They just Bill (he would n't tell us th e falling itself increases with the stature and importance don't go to those places.) rest) said that flying saucer­ at Western State of the hero. Or is it that they plan to creatures, who are used to Kenneth Lowe, Ad min istrator at Western State take over the South, and kill the cold, noxou s a t­ University College of Law at San Diego, recently an­ all the people from there? mosphere of It is now we can moan for the great Voss, who "at last nounced that the school will be accepting applications Horrible thoughts, - these. Venus,naturally choose the was truely humbled" .. . who is "a man bound by the to its minorities program for the Spring 1974 semester So, the resu Its of the first warm South. Thanks, Bill. threads of his fate. A whole knot of it". When he until December 1. 1973. Triton Times survey . And of course, there was screa ms "Oh Jesus , ratte mich nur! Du lieber!" it is a Western State's Special Minorities Program consists .... the obvious explanation of worthy exp,ession, for all suffering and all salvation. of financial assistance, admissions counseling, program Several people im- the iron deposits and And somew~ere in the sky a voice whispers "Ah Lord . evaluation and tutorial aid . mediately concluded that magnetic fields they have in Let him bear it" . ' To qualify for the Special Minorities Program , a the answer to The Question the South. The moment Voss dies a girl awakes from a thick student must have at least sixty acceptable semester was political in nature. A Then, the Spiritualists : fever and murmers "Oh Cod. It is over. It is over." S he is college credits or be at least 23 years of age and suc­ Reve lle student, who " The people in the south Laura Trevelyan , our lady of the novel. She too is an cessfully complete the Law Sc hool Admission Test. r e lu c tantly identified are receptive to those sorts explorer, who believes "most palpably, in wood, with WSU is an approved institution for federally insu I '~ d herself as Debbie, tied the of vibrations from other the reflections in it, and in clear daylight, and in wa ter" . student loans and is fu fly authorized as a degree flying saucers to the planets." As a child "she wou Id work frantically at some granting institution by the California Department of decaying Presidency . " It seems strange to me, mathematical problem, just for the excitement of it to Education. "Nixon sent 'em, " she said . too." s0ive and know". ' The downtown Un iversity offers day and evenin g "The flying sau ers have a The Humanists: classes leading the B.S.L., Ll.B., and J.D. degrees. The secret pact with him .- "They don't like people." San Diego campus is located at 1333 Front Street But how can you know The Degenerates: Laura is beautiful, but not. There is less beauty in (tele lr>hone number 232-(506). Students interested in that for sure? we asked . "That's where the action mature intelligence than in the impish child, society It's uDreamspeaker;' the latest from Tim Weisberg. And this, time some of the 4\mphasis applying for the Special Minorities Program should continued on page 3 warns us, and White's passages comparing Laura to conla c Kenneth Lowe, Administrator, prior to delicious Belle Bonner (her cousin) are delightfu I. is on hard and fast rock & roll with some of the best rock musicians on the L.A. muslc scene Dece1'l~er 1. 1973. Superior. However, if the intensity of Voss is too dif­ giving Tim spectacular support: Jim Gordon., Larry Knechtel., and Mike Melvoin, along with ficult to understand, then there is also Miss Trevelyan to observe and fear . We fluctuate with the upper echelons Lynn Blessing, Rick Jeager, Jim Krueger, and Don Anderson from Tim's own ~oup. Eat a Turkey of Australian society (noveau riche) upon deciding if indeed it would not be better to finish her off as the On the other end of the musical spectrum., Tim's sensuous, symphonic 4Castile~' with Fo' Qver 200 students at UCSD, Thanksgiving will not savage~ have clone with the exp lorer Voss . its echoes of 44Iberia" and "Bolero'!ish rock tempos set the scene for some of his most bea irre of turkey, friends and cranberry. According to Mar, ~ates, Revelle R sident Dean, "usually at lea st 200 spectacular Dute Hights. The orchestral setting for this piece is the work of Bob Alcivar., who stud,'n stay in the donms on Thanksgiving day ." Only tea tab les and lozengers and womanhood saves reperto~re To h Ip thest students, the R velie Resident Dean's her. It is I ss nice to torture females (although hardly directs the 30 musicians (strings_,. brass., woodwinds). To add to the album's is the offic is setti ng up an exchange program to give these beyond th r aim of human achi vernent) and as long "Scrabble" suite which is TIm Weisberg in all his musical forms: ,rock., jazz and hft" students a Thanksgiving dinner at hom e. as she does not manifest her " suffocation by the fuzz of Under th program, families that wish to hare their faith " which later evolves into heightened spirituality In all, '4Dreamspeaker" is an album well worth the wait. din ner With one of th e stud nts can ca ll up the Dea n's (although not as great as that of Voss) th n people only offi e and get in touch with a student. Similarly, hate her and admire her for an ability to look well in students who, due to distance or mon y, can't be at brown dresses. We are not quite compelled to send her Jft~8IIt1S1Jeallf'r·~" New f1utemusic from Tun ~"'£Ih ... ~-. hom with th ir famil i s can call th office and g t in , in th bush . Beside, Vos i air ady th r tou h with a family Th Rev elle Resid nt Dean's office tel phon numb r Con't. on Page 3 is 451·2000 Fx191S Pag l , Triton Tim s, Nov mb r 1 , 1 73 Letters To The Editor targum crossword . In the interest and knowl dge that most of the DatiRO' After sever~1 har~s5lng a~d students of UCSD desire cI!iss s that might Ju st con- '. --e pubhcrty seekang type ~~.lItS. Ge~id them .i"n ·anIV. ~.Rd -aft future pursuits, the '. . , , '." "-fl!e . J»een Wed .ag~nst Co faor. ~ lfellajssance qt'rac;ticaHty {which is j .( • • ' ~_tyay . tn each c~ . se . ·\a ~~ · o( -.8:I-e : :Corl9)l~ of · Procedural ", , . • • ~~ lJFWA a.tf9l"ile,~ h . Pra~tism) offers . \1b~ . choi~tf1-dft\tihgs -for th~ .<. Dear Mr. Editor, ' . tiave perniltted ~W;Hslllts te· - <:....;;..~- tern... . . '.; ...: .:- ...... :: ". ;: • - • .• . 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Fischer badroom hou •• In Clalremont. za.IPl 11 301 Pete: We're sorry about outside Urey Hall. Inquire T.T. to get faderal & prlv.te fu "ds. • 30 .7& Superglas ~. Blizzard Formal Racer p.m . Ca. Prabhe .t Ext. 1746 day •. Ride needed to Houston around your dentad fingers .. :Oodie and office (11/201 464-1764. 6:30-10:30 p.m.(11/111 Dec. 7. Please call Joan at 469- Geze bindings. $25 each. 272-1890 2n-1717 eve. 111/1111 Laurie 111/16) (11/20) 8490. (11/201 Lost: Set of approx. ten keys in DELUXE persl massager 7'h " DESPERTEL Y NEED TUTOR FOR MISSION CONTROL: Who are our basic science building. $2 reward. Send $2.95 now to: AMBAR P.O. Roomm.ta Naeded. own Room In 69 VW exec mech cond $1000 or Condo. In Unlv. City .'21/month APIS 161A-leave massage with (recentl cosmic visitors? Call Chris x2522 (11 /20 1 Box 80174 San Diego, Ca. 92138 offer call 469'{)231 (·91361 (11/201 call for dellilla. 4&2 ..," (11 / 1111 Jaanne 755-3986 111/201 FE DERATION(11/16) (P11 / 20) LOST: Blue s piral notebook W/ Bio Sizeabla dog (sl and yard to share Dear Thiaf and lowlv person, 10 & Bio 12 notes. Thanx I nead it Unused, 150' roll of 6' "Hog-Wire" UNICYCLE -- Schwinn 2A-i nch Want to .ubl •••• a 2-b.droom with trained. affectionate German please return mv vellow back Rhonda 453-4988 (11 /201 with #23, 8' metal stakes to wheel. With rear reflactor, s oft COAST .partm.nt from 12.... 73 to Shephard in exchange for rapidograph w ith the 0 tip. I'm match. Durabla enclosure. Eves: seat. Make off. 463·5346 evengs. 2-1Q..74 Call4li3-1733. X174& (11 /1111 maintenance. Eves: 452- poor and can't afford anothar. FOUND: Men's Prescription 452-0360.(P11/161 (11 / 201 You took it from the TT offica last 0360(11 /201 glasses In black leather case. Tues. Sea Mika in TT (11/161 RIDE NEEDED : To Santa Barbara Contact TT office (111201 '69 BMW 1600. 4-spd. aeon. car. American Dream Guitar $140 or or LA. Wed. 21 . Will Share ga8. Call JAMES JOHNSON. Chairman. very good condo best offer, 272- best off call Monty 461 -1699 services Janet - 463-2661(11 /201 Young Workars liberation LOST: Dark Green watch. eight­ 6708(Pl11161 (11/201 sided and with Alsta printed in the I need ride to San Fern. Vallev for League. Please contact C.rmen Proportional .p.ce typing - from middle. call Ali son. Mark at 462- Unused " Exer-Geni." for ef· Funkiest VW in cal, bucket .eals Thanksgiving. Share costs. Call Ix-1391) in Student Activitiaa dlctetlon or copy. Flaxlb" hOUri. Office. Important (11/1 6) 8875 (11 /20) ficient. portable, isometric­ custom runs exc. 425. 755-9575 & Art. 452-1646 (11 / 201 My home. ~ (P11/201 Isotonic muscle-building. Eves: leave number (11/20) To Jim who found mv Chyraler Female roommate wanted for La Ladies watch found Friday nig ht 462.{)36O(P11 / 161 Jolla Village Apt. Call Janet. 452- key.: THANK YOU , THANK YOU . near the Muir epertments. Identifv '65 Mustang 6cyl. new tiras & TYPING: Exp. theses. trm pprs. THANK YOU I (11/161 8215.(111201 and pick up at tha Campua pOlic. Alfa Spvder 1966. Good condo battery transportation but needs rprts. Misc .• Accrte. fast servo 50 c.nts page. BEE LYNCH - 753· station. (11/201 800$. call Carlos X 1827 (Pll/16) work $4OO.00/ off Ext. 1468 a .m.'s Dracula by Stokes for Lit. lA Call Fern. Voluntears naedad for male 45S-S720 p.m:. (11 /161 7366(11/231 463-6636 Michelle (11/201 Impregnation studla• • ' .88 /hr. Dr. Yondo 111/161 LOST: two albuma of Italian mu.lc 63 VW Sedan. Need. work. B.st Exp. typing. Pick UP & dallver 10 EXPERIENCE TYPIST NEEDED to reward-A bottl. of wine. Pi.... offer. Marcv 224-4346 (11/201 Dick: Tha omnipotent spid.rman For Sal.. Val-d -I.r Ski ' Boot• . campu•. Call Pat 271-4711.(11 /2 01 type a .cience report. approx. 60 eaU 46~ (11/201 thruat into de.p red alart two Women's size 8. Good Condo m P.g.. . AI.o need.d gr.phic arti.t All nylon full length m.d. wet ault weeks ago i. now pr.p.ret! to 272-6229(11 /201 OUTSTANDING PART TIME J08. for m.chanic.1 drawing • . Contact Loat: Book " Art of the World" Call $30. AI.o will trede 72 Vega m.g. commance clande.tine activity. Le Jolla. male/fem. dally 1-6 p.m. Lynn Hel.lng 469-7827 or Iv. L.o At apigl.g or 274-4634 (11/201 for re.g. ValIS wheel rim • . 763-aG Do you .urrander? (contlnuedl - like NEW 444 bindings Leether xlnt p.V. c.r nec. 453-2545 m ....g ••t x 11118 (P11/161 (11/20) Web Cantral Intallig.nca (11/161 FOUND: Green Bio-Chem boots with buckle. all for $60 or .ve.(P11/201 best offar. Dave 462-17815(11 / 20) ,W.nted v.ry much: a J.zz pl. no not.book at 2A p.rklng lot 11/11 For Sala: HNd 310 .kla. l80cm AVATAR MEHER BABA KI JA I _cher on c.mpu.. J.n. 463- call 462-Oa (11/201 axcel cond S.lomon binding •. TYPISTIIBM/RUSH JOBSI PhD­ Sua ~7038 111/1111 131iO(11/201 .'00. Steva 468-9132(11/201 BABY FURNITURE: Crlb-U5; MA thn"/r.. um .. / t.rm p.,.rli Found - Nov. 14 Blue Spiral ch.. t of d"e,. - .20; vanity & R.... rch/.ditlng/Xeroxl~ WANTED: Rider to Asp.n. 1218 to ATTENTION TRIBBLESI Some Quatrotrillkeilie can ancouraga Notebook In 2C. rm 1011. probably Sony C... ette Deck fully equip. chair - t36; high chair - .2 clothing. (Pll/301 approx. 12115 must return with the growth of wartal Spock. left from a 3 p.m. cl... . Contain. a Take. Cr02; IImlt.r Switch; N.w Good condo Connie 277- group. 5.. D.v.. ~238 . c-62 (11/1SI PlP.r bv M.rla Romero. Call .,. Want .,00 J -2 Tlog. 4&2-1. 7811.111/111 ENGLISH TEACHERISECRETARY (11/201 Ingrid .t 7Ii6-83II8 (11/201 (11/201 .v.lleble to edit. type. SANDRA K.thy: I know you·v. b.en Beautiful 3- pc. b.droom .et. W.nted 1 or 2 hou ..m.tn to CARTER home: (.ftar 6:301 fiII6. wondering when I'd be getting excel. UOO 10 ft. lur coverad occupy room in 3Bdr.l2B.th Vlvlter 400 mm telephoto iI.3. 10&8 Work: (8-11 46f.G211 ext. 2lIO around to thi •• eh? b.nan.. (" / ll11 couch q ; ledy·. blk.· • . c ..1 277- hou •• ln Del M.r ..I mo. plus ut. with c_. U.ed a f_ tim••. xcell (11/201 for sale 7811,(111111) for 1; .,20 fOf' 2. Whit Of' P.ul ev.n To the kind young man of " Ll ". I condo MIl Arvo 332(111201 or morn 7-10. 7li6-802!i (11/201 promi •• to COf'ne ov.r mora th.n Pick up your free periodic teble at one•• week. MI •• A (11/18) Fr ••- to • loving home-.m.ll. S.le: W ..h. machln•• D"k. book FOR SALE ...ety BEWICK'a neW .nv IIbr.ry. You,. from MCATS. Need. ride to Bay Area ••h.r. g .. .hel__ bricks. Call 4II3-G37 or X- b ... kejobugiyBOD - YhnelneFlNE 412-1_ (11/201 MAC: H.ppy friendly. mixed breed mil" dog. end driving. prf to leave w.d. Nov. 1153 UCSD (11/201 .hpe 24mp... .. I_ •• 7IUI21 Birthday y ..t.rd.yl -your .ult... : P .....I "'~or ..... IU to the 21-4f3-1OI5( 11/201 Humane Society! 111/111 (11/201 K.teyCaroIC.rol ­ 72 K.we.. kl 121. Excel I condo UCSD .tudent needs room In KaroH ren.MaryJudyVlckleChrl.1 WNI undereell .ny ..... prtca on 11.000 mi. xt ....: helmat & lock travel Be" "'y fOf' Dec. ANY PLACE will 1111181 do. H.nt negotiable. J.ck 462-1t2Ii C.non FTb FI.4. Nlkon F2 Arvo 421 Of' 412-1. Tom (11/201 housing Kelly. M.rk. Chuck. Tim, T.r.... photomlc. Nlkon F21 ••om. Nlkon 111/; .01 Campus Travel ServIce: UCSD D.vld H.• the other M.rk. Holly. 1e_. 277-4718111/111 C.non TLJf1.1 1_. _ n ••r Wlnt.r Ch.rt.r Flight. In­ .....J ..deto Pelo Alto• • ny-tlm. D.ve W .. P.ul. Jdtln P .• Mike S. uMd. 1 mo. old eaN Tom 412·1. Room In ternational Centar (MCI - • ....., eft.· 19. Shere driving & ex­ my .ulte• • nd othara; Thenks. My Ship'. Clock. B•• utlful br... Of' Argo _ 111/201 Del M.r ."ali. now to end of - 10-12 • •m. & 2-1 p.m. Mon thru P8nr_ AI-753-907I (Pl1/1111 B-DIIY wn just .m.zlng. Much clock rlnee .hlp·. bah. Paid t1•• win_ qtr. CI_ to bah. tIIf1lmo. Fri. (1"11/3111 love. Batey,(11/1111 Sell tll0. Tom .-7711 (11/1" OLD ELECTRIC PIANO FOR SALE 715-3132 111/201 PAF1TT1ME JOBS AVAILABLEIl .. keys (. f.w need workl ta,.. .. p.r YNr to .tartt Minimum K2 SKIIS _ cm with M.rtl.r 1423. M.ry.llen (11/201 Femel. Roomete Neededl Solen. EURCH. ISIWL .JIIttPM a KY. lDN tl.ll per houri Opportunltl.. for Binding. UI GUY Ach •• on 7.­ B. dupl.", .. furn. 0 ...... ooeT flIOHY'S AVAIlMLl A.I$.T . me' ,nd wom.nl Contact the lost & found IMI 111/111 SPANISH CLASSICAL GUITAR .. now or winter. 716-7314 oh ,. S. LA aENEGA Ihd LA. CA C.lllom1. Army natlon.1 Gu.rd COlt U70 _ . M.k. off. xc.1I callve.. 12111 cmJI1",. 477-11t1 (P11/301 FOUND: W.tch on R_1e P ..... Skia-Kneiell RED STARS N_ ton. .nd action 4&3-13411 tllO; only tn, 200 CM-Solomon w_(11/20) Nov. 1 eel D.n. ~ .nd Studio apt. 1 block 'rom campus. FLIGHTS YEAR ROUND .. blndln.. COND F... nk deecr1b.. (111181 ___ (1111110000 Will .ublat for Dec. 8-J.n. 1 . _ Europe. Orient. I..... Africa. AIIO SKIS, BOOTS. POLES - ."0; Head 4I3-a. (11/201 one-wavl. Spec. XMAS .ft. to personal 201 cm.; look N.v.d./GP; LONDON. MUNICH.TDKYO. LOST: A blu. j.cket In HL Tu.. 2 gulUre; AcouetJc ....., 1 nylon NORDICA 11 1/2; Cerol X 11211 2 f-'e rcx.K.me_ needed to Peul B thank. for WP G.me Good Since ,.. ISTC. INC.· ~ ~ ~ N. .fternoon. Laav. It at TT offlce. , .....trt". ..,.. 111/111 (11/201 share cozy 2-belrm hou.. In Beverly Dr. • _-ty H.... C.. luck till. _ekendl JSG & MAG (111201 (1111111 Iota.. B_h. 1 piece .".... bIe 1GI21O. ph (213) 2JN1. (11/. OUITAR: Ovation. 2 Yrl old .x­ 1m CHEVYVAN: 1/2 ton. 301 VI n_. 1 after Dec:. I. _ mo 788- He vielded. now the chance I. LOST: One brown Ie.ther wallet. calent condo .. or beet off.r. Insul.ted. pen.l.d.c.rpet.d; 7314111/201 coming ....ry night. Two on • He. 1.0 . Laa"a t T.T. offlc. Tony Curtle .....,11111 11.000 ml. C.rol Xll211 (11/111 EUROPE·ISRAEL-AFRICAStudent blenket again. Kurt? Daln (11120) HOUIING F.m.l. room.t. 'Uehts all y_r round. CONTACT K.m.naw..... I.V. 111/1111 MANDOliN Amarioan med. flat­ 71 Opel 1100 Aut. 22.100 mi. Good needed to ....re the • ...,.. of 1 IICA: .. Unlverelty A_ No. 11 beck. Very nloe. M.ke .ome good condo AM-FM ..... 0. Air condo bdr. apt. 80. Mleelon .. __ _ len 01,,0. CalIf. ..11 TEl: (714) R. Roadrunn.r and K. Kumq,/J.t: LOST: F.nt•• tlc Foolev be.r. mualclMO Mik. ~ 111/111 only .2DOO ...,10 (11/201 '.111111 217..JD1O or 121. __ 11111