The UCSD Guardian University of California, San Diego/Volume 45, Number 13/ Tuesday, February 16, 198.2

Co-ops: A part of the 60's in the 80's

Fifteen years ago, it was not "I think that it's a struggle to come uncommon for a colle~e student to from an environment where you're drop out of "the system' and look for trained to behave in a certain manner, an alternative lifestyle. and then to come into this alternative Sometimes young people found economic tructure and to actually be satisfaction, but more often they responsible for your action and be found themsleves part of ill·fated re pon ible to a group," offers Ahuva, communes and collectives which a core mem ber. lasted no longer than the early 1970's. Adds ott, another core member, And often these yo ung people ended "One of the bigge t problems \\e've up joining "the system" again. had here is the struggle again t RIll whM became of those vounll liberahsm. '1 hate the System the wa\­ people who - f:ven though the fads of it IS so I'm going to go lIita the Che and the 1960' had faded - till prefered to do \\ hate\er I feel like doing." shu n 'capitali sm', competition , "..\ lot of u haw Il reallv well here shallow mindednes , a nd in a word, at t he linker it\, better 'than most all those thing. that wer associated people In the· world' c()mment~ with established society? ~'cott. "What \\ e're trYIng to achle\-c cultural forum for progres 'Ive politics One answer: they JOIned a co­ Bu t. offers Patrice, a ~tead\ C. he here i~ the ultimate compared to what and avant-garde art. operative worker, "The main thing IS thai most ~()me people are trving to do lU. t b) "It's a regular ambiente The idealism and naIvete associated people who come here to \\.ork, get to eatIng one good meal a da~ . () there':­ (atmosphere),like thev sav in with thp co-ooeratives of thp 19110's is think of it a. their friends' place. Jt\ a tendency to ior U" to take ad\ 1ntal.!e panish," . ays Mark, a co:op mc'mber not lacking at the Che Cafe, a like a commuOItv." of what \\e ha\e here, and JU. t .... It back vegetarian restaurant co-operative on who i also a T.A. in the lIterature department. and say 'don't rock the "hIp' You can the UCSlJ campus. Instead , "*'''' .... ee that when cri. es come up in the In fact, most co-op mem rs, lIke ~o m eth ing ha been added: a sense of Che or in different co·op". Let'" ju~t Mark, accredit thi. atmosphere for An Integral part of the Che's the orartiral and an abilitv to survive. not sa~ anything. Let's just let the Che's uccess. The Che Cafe, formed almo t two atmosphere is a political consCIOUs­ someone steal ,~5,OOO and not . a: years ago, i more than urviving "I think it (a co-operative) creates­ ness. anythIng .. fi nancially, it is thriving, according to just as the name implies - a co­ "W 're filling a political niche ju t co-operative members. operative atmosphere where people a an animal fill ' an ecological niche," But thi doe not mean that the And this financial solvency has don't feel like they're always under say Je se. "Without the Che there workers of the Che aren t optlmLtic. allowed Che members to achieve their the control of someone else. The would be a vacuum in left·oriented When Juan, a core member wa ' two goals: to serve vegetarian health people that work here are generally politIC on campu ." a ked about the Che, he replied, "It' food, and most of all, to establIsh a really involved with the Che and Most of the Che' politics are not not Nirvahna - yet." believe in what we're doing. I think only left in orientation but also anti­ we've got a lot of good energy here. imperialistic in nature. 1ndicitive of The people who work here all thi i the fact that the cafe wa contribute to that energy and make it named after Che Guevara, a Cuban grow," says Jessie, who book keeps for revolutionary who died combatting the Che. foreign intervention in South "While were not dirty, we throw America. things out in an uncontrived way," " At the time (of the Che' s ays Mark. "'Okay, we'll put this out jnception), there wa an individual here and we'll hand paint a sign that collective member who had ju t s ays sugar, instead of buying a sign .' learned about Che Guevara and felt It's easier to go that route and people that the work he had been doing here like it. It s hows that the people behind embodied the struggle that Che was counter are working for you . taking on in Latin America. Like most co-operatives, the Che doesn't offer to make its member rich. It i this co-operative atmosphere *** that Che members s tronllly feel keep Even though the Che worker are members going. After all, working in a proud ot their cafe, they admIt that restauran t IS never ea y work_ certain problems do ari e. At one point last year, core Mo t Che member feel that UC 0 members, tho e workers with the t ud e nt often come from mo t experience, were only earning background which don't prepare 50¢ an hour, according to Jes e them to work in a co:operative.

Saxon's 'Committee C' visits UCSD, reports back. Page 6. UCSD professor's new novel reviewed. Page 11. Triton Baseballers make hottest debut ever. Page 13. Tuesday, February 16,1982 The lJCSD Guardian 2 The UCSD Guardian Tuesday. February 16. ] 982 ______The UCSD Guardian Oliphant California finds ==-Hu==b:..:.2ig~ ------money for schools continue d from page 2 clirector Nancy Torres not eo.;, San Francisco Fund, bv "Our support is stronger than contrast, k{'cps control over c,'cr. W arc convinced this 1'0 Opinion lllonCVltcollectsandfunnelsit the wave of the future - to school sites where ideas for private funding to bolster the small, effective teaching plans 'ichools, to keep them up to Unsrgned edilorials representlhe oPilliolls uf Ihe edilorial board of The originate. These usually are 'ilandards families expecl." UCSD Guardiall. The edilorial board is co mPo I'd uI !'eter Mortense ll , under $I,UOO each and range f'il?"" intere,st in t~e Idea I.., Randy Hill, and Paul Farwell. All olh er articles ill this seelio ll arc sulely widelv: music workshops, gaining In California ..,chool tire opinion of the writer, alld do not II ecessa rily represell//he views of The science clubs, improvement of districts of far more modcst UCSD Guardian, ils edilorial board, its advertisers, ur thc Rel[clIls a/lire rcading ski ll s, a solar means such as Modesto, ---pe yo ur work UII a 72·spOfC lille (t"iplr-spare belu'cl'lI lillt's ) IJlld s(,lId 10 the tion, etc. Planning goes "It IS sheer nonsense to reI} Opillioll l Edilorial Edilur, the {'CSD Guardiall. 8 -016. All submissiolls carefullY hand-in-hand with totally on tax funds for m 1151 be siglled by thr au th or, alld mu sl illt'/ude Ih e a ut hoy ._, phulle II II mhl'l'_ decision- bv school administra- clem ntary and high sch(xlI The Guardioll regrl'/s Ihlll il Cf/Jl/IOI relum (/IIY submi_,.\ ,,,": ::r.:~. :.?,;. .-~S teaching seems more impor- former president of Califor­ tant. Donations keep 'iome nia's State Board of classes operating. Glendale, Education. Pacific News Service for instance, fumed OHr "We ha ve long been Commercial Rock sch(xlI reductions for three accustomed to public Mu ic cntlCS la t month good words of young years, untIl reducing junior universities such as the mourned what may have been America's most trusted faces. high by on full clas'i period a l'niversitv of California one of the worst years in the Meanwhile, fans get more New funding for schools day spurred action_ Parents s ttIng up development funds history of rock 'n' roll. concerts, a well as a lovely By MARY ELLEN LEARY unacceptably , just when rlassroom teacher in 1978 'ietupaprivategiftplanand to supplement itl, tax collected enough to restore th resources. I recommend that What made 198] so bad? full-color poster of the Pacific Nc\.\ s Sen,icc parent concern and a new with an assignment in "career There is a strong consensus performing group, paid, for The Reagan administra· educational thru ·t put priority education," which gave her sixth period to their junior ever v school district establish that no ingle album de. erves example, by RO RICO rum. tion 's effort to privatize much on sounder teaching in the contacts in t he business high level this year. Its (;wn development office or the accolade "Be t of 1981"; "The idea of Madison of the nation 's public ector "back-to-basics" movement. community. That city had Oakland pioneered t he citizen foundation that can that the "po t-punk" sets in Avenue getting involved with function' is gaining momen­ Tax cuts at the state leve l, as sized up its 'chool shortcom­ volunteer co ncept back in 1973 accept tax-exempt gifts." Los Angeles and ew York rock 'n' roll L relat ively new," tum in some unexpected well as property tax cuts ings with unusual insight when t hen Sup\. Marcus tephanie Spivey, admini­ have subdivided into an aid Ja y Coleman, 31, place ' - including the public I ally, have sharply curbed after a "blue ribbon " Foster foresaw that tax money strator of the S.H. Cowell indi tingui hable array of pre ident of Rockbill. the school system. money for pu blic service, and a com mittee in 1974-77 studied always would fall short of Foundation , said school cults: that rock 'n' roll might Manhattan company ,.... hich In California, particularly, decline in federal money is all aspects of local educat ion what teachers knew had to be foundations provide a conduit as well dry up if young links rocker to bu. inessmen_ private, non-profit tax-exempt expected next year. and came out with recommen­ done. The Oakland fund now people can tru ·t. And Kirk thrive'i on a budget of Wilson, director of the 'an American continue to mimic "The climate has changed foundation~ are being set up In addition, inflation and dations for improvement, just mu 'IClan in "air guitar" radically since my generation wi thi n ind i vid ual chool declining enrollment ha ve as the bottom dropped out of $370,000. Fra ncisc()· based Rosen berg competitions. identified going to concerts districts by ci tizens, not by crimped school budgets which tax support. The spur to such founda- FOll ndat IOn, predicted the tions came first in wealthv \lsibIlltv and success of Yet t he real "rock bottom" with their anti-war politics. school boards. to augment tax are based on daily attendance The ready array of targeted commu ni ties like Hills- CalIfornia's "donations" \\111 was precipitated Ie by the ow people go to concerts for support for the pu blic schools. factors. And California . chools reforms caught the attention --- borough, Piedmont and entice oth r regions to follo\\ mu ic it elf than by those who entertainment, not to make a Thi s fa st-grow ing and contront t he extra adjustment of the S. H. Cowell Foundation, helped finance it. Twenty poli tical statement." spontaneous development is of an income-eq ualizing factor and Thacher was a -signed to Be\'erly lIills where, executive SUIt. year after the Rolling tones Rock 'n' roll's moorings to attracting attention across the ordered by the courts to make write a grant application_ ------left a bohemian London hovel politics may have broken two nation_ Some claim it is the sure the . arne number of tax When themoneycame she was and first toured England, Mick years ago with the last of the ine,'itable direction education dollars stands behind every made executive director and Jagger took his band on a , 50 .. 0 Nuke" concerts. ince must take if school are to child, whether in a rich or po(ir today presides over a $.120,000 million L'S tour paid for, in then, rock artists ha"e shown maintain accustomed stan­ neighborhood. This formula, annual budg t which supports part, by a perfume company. very little enthusiasm for dard .. at least through 1984, reduces 103 current programs. SInc(' The tones, whose latest addressing - let alone This willingness to pour state support for "wealthy" beginning in 1979, the album takes the name of a acknowledging - more private funds on top of taxes districts while enhancing the foundat ion has raised about scent called "Tattoo," weren't unplea"ant realities about the for school support is the single "poor." But no school claimto $700,000. alone in their use of a patron. world in which the} operate. TODAY most "tnking aftermath of have enough to meet their Most school donor funds Earth Wind & Fire is now California's 1978 Proposition needs. originate with worned and 'iponsored by Panasonic: Rod For an apolitical generation 13 tax remit. Thirty-three of The second impetus to this exasperated parents or tewart's band is underwrit­ like ours. however, expression California's school districts "foundation" movement is the dedicated school alums, or Joseph Hyden, Jr. ten by ony: the rock group naturally takes on other now have citizen "education discovery among localities with school boards eggin g Orleans has a contract with cultural forms. And the values foundations," or are in the t hat when t he state took on the friend ly citizens into the act. Seagram's, and Charlie of rock 'n' roll undoubtedly process of setting them up. major responsibility for Others, however, like an Daniel' sings for bot h Busch still con titute much of the Criticized at first a a frill funding t he school sy terns Franci co's, are triggered by beer and Skoal chewing Democratic Senator culture most young Americans suitable on ly for wealthy after Proposition 13, it also tobacco. The lIst of rock ­ teachers. In the little town of absorb. districts seeking an allel na­ took over control. 0 room is Benicia, the drive is led by corporate deals is prodigious All too many of our frienrls tive to private school s, the idea left for a local community to and growing. former teacher Marilyn have mastered the tragic habit suddenl y is being embraced by make it ' own decisions about O'Rourke, who e enthusiasm from Delaware Rock 'n' roll ielling out. of consu ltingrock 'n' roll lyrics middl - and even low-income innovation, special local needs What' startling IS that no one about how the private sector for guidance as other areas, although the California or augmenting its teaching for seems to mind. cou ld help Benicia's school generations might have system with the mo t the gift ed or the deprived. Indeed, everyone seems to board and consequent ly turned to the aphorisms of problems, La Angeles, has not Funding is virtually all at the ou ·ted from her teaching job. benefit: Rock starts tacitly Thomas Wolfe, Tennyson or joined them. di scretion of the state Member of the endorse products such a<; beer, he volunteers now to get the Bible. Against a backdrop Two reasons prompt the legislature. booze, chocolate and hi-fi Benicia's foundation rolling. of often enormous profits, unexpected wil lingness of Seeking busine s sector help equipment. Manufacturer.­ The an Francisco pattern 'iongwriters nonetheless Californians to donate for schols began with "Adopt a are permitted to mention the for using funds differs from Committee on preached t he gospel of the hundreds or even thousands of School" plan and efforts to most other districts, which group's name in reference to simple I ife . While everyone dollar'i to their tax- upported win corporate gift for theIr products. It 's a happy simply hand the money to the could see rock stars "suffered school system . programs keyed to job needs. school board, once the citizen two-way street. MUSicians greatly" from their a tound­ foreign Relations One is a shocked realization Gladys Thacher, executive group is persuaded its budget offset their own costs while ing affluence, fans took the that dwindling tax money is director of San Francisco' adverti ers profit from the is tight and its need real. The lyrics as the word. pinching school programs Education Fund , was a . please t urn to page 3 The Bottom Line Senate Democratic Vicious rumors of wildlife in La Jolla Steering Committee By DAVID TRAND t he point of this essay: it is developments. Thank God bit of ignorant blowing off and methodically pave over I couldn't believe my amazing that anything wild someone had the guts to build about th iSl,ue of development the rabbit holes, bird nests and Bushnell 8x40's. There it was, Tuesday, feb. 16 and primitive still survives in affordable housing for the in our co mmunity. I'dwelcom bobcat hideouts in a matter of larger than any ord inary tabby our "sm il e and say stucco" nouveau-rich! Now my idea is any information on how I or hours. and staring al me in whiskered environment. to develop a Ihird shopping anyone can impact on the annoyance. 0 the veiled Usuall y an area begins to facility (we really need a ituation we fa ce. Is there a La It 's sad to see a fragile whispers and mysterious 2:30 p.m. grow, and eventually shopping Pennys!) right bet ween t he Jolla planning committee? Do ecosy'tem that's operated for rumor floating around the EI facilIties are developed to cater other two and call it, for the they care about striking a thousands uf years b Torito-c1oned bars were true' to the population. But it seems 'iak of auth nticity, Bobcat balance bet w en development destroyed wi th nary a for or There are bobcat (w II at last like someone r ally had plans Country Mall, whi ch would a nd preservation? nfortu­ afterthought. Bolxat· in La Chancellor's Complex one) in the wild ' of La Jolla. for our little vall y as they the perfect cousin to the nately, the way I l ome Jolla ? Sound like a vicIOUS One mall victory. [ thought built first fWD s hopping quaint Village Square and aware that anoth r can yo n is rumor to me. as I nostalgically gazed at the ce nters, and then began filling Town Centre optIOns wear so being" ivilized" is when the dark condo-dotted quagmir ' In th canyons with the fond of. cad re of bu lld ozers arri ve Room lIlA surrounding th CD fa!-.hionable "Villas Europas" (looking h auntingl y like DIlI';d 'Irolld is /ht, A ssislll III campus, which bring" me to and "La Jo ll a Pines" I'm wIllmg to admit hen> to a canary y Il ow Sherman tanks) HI's ;dl'lIl Tlt'11II III HI'I'!'II!' C()/II):r 4 The UCSD Gua rdian Tue sday, February 16 , 1982

The UC D Guardia n page 5 NEW COURSES IN BIOLOGICAL Pre-tned Paul Farwell, Assoc. News Editor Tuesday, February 16, 1982 Editor: Ne\Vs ANTHROPOLOGY Summer Management Jobs Randy Ushiyama's "Notes Spring 1982 wit! . Pacific Telephone for Juniors, on techn ical illiteracy" (U D who will be ready for a career within Guard ial/ . Feb. 8. 1982) raises AN 123 SEX DIFFERENCES: some import ant issues, but r law~uit ORIGINS AND IMPLICATIONS a year, majoring in the following believe that it contains a Hearings on Piper's ( Cross listed with Philosophy 126) disciplines: Engineering; Data crucial misrepresen tat ion of th e so·ca ll ed P r e · Med Processing or Management Science, yndrome. over pesticide use continue SPECIAL UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR-- Premedica l student · [eel ..... This interdisciplinary course focuses on For detailed information see: pressu red by admissions By SCOTT YO NG However, Piper's super­ Count~. and Xlunlclpal the origins of sex d ifferences and their crit eria to treat their grades as . Back in June. 1981 , UCSD "isor, Steven Pvles (with the Employees .say. According to socia l. politica l. and moral implications. vital to 'uccessful application pest controller David Piper help of an assIstant) did spray CalifornIa State La'.'. . It I'> Issues includ e: evolutionary. biologica l. to med ical sc hoo ls, sometimes was assigned to . pray the the pesticide - twice, In facl. t1legal for an employer to cross-cul t ura l a n d so ciolog ical Career Planning leading these students to avoid high ly toxic pest ic ide Complaints by the Primary discrimInate agaln~t an evidence for sex d ifferences; the legal. difficult courses. "VosBan" inside the Primary Care Clinic workers prompted employee for refu»lng to & Placement Advi ' ing student · to Care Clinic at niversit v the County Department of perform a task that wIll cau"e economic, social and psychological broaden their undergraduate Ho spital. oting that the Food and Agriculture to "real or apparent hazatd to consequences of present differer,tial Humanities Library Bldg. prepartion for hea l th pesticide label did not investigate t he spraying. and himself or to other .. , or to treatment of the sexes; moral issues profes s inn s (including authorize its use around p,les has since rec i\ed a report such a hazard to h]~ concerning the j' 'stification of present Room 1058 medicine) uy taking cour!>es in ho pitals. Piper warned his not ice of \ lolat ion for u. 109 employer. repre~entatl\'e or practices, preferential treatment, sexual the 'ocia l sciences and supervisors at the Department "pesticides in conflict WIth the go\'ernment agency." Revelle Campus humanities is not advoc2ting role stereotypes and family of Custodial, Grounds and la I." Piper ftled a formal taking "filler" courses as Transportation ervices. He organization". g r I e \. a n c {. a g a ins t the Us h i yama erro n eous l y was ignored and the spraylngs More Serious Offense t'ni\erslty last Augu~t. and To apply, submit your resume no describes it. This advice (by were not cancelled. Although the Department's grle\,ance hearings 'gan la~t AN 110 SPECIAL UNDERGRADUATE SEMINAR-- later than Monday, Februar y 22, the Heal t h Sciences Advisory Piper refused to spray, and use of dangerous pesticides Program and the central aim of as a result. he was placed on a has been punIshed, a far more ;\[onda~ · . "NATURE, CULTURE. AND GENDER IN 1982, a t 4 :00 p .m . our Commonwealth·Health four week invest igat ory leave. serious offense is no\\ belOg Pat ... , Heal \'. a mem r of EVOLUTIONARY PERSPEC11'vE" Professions Program) is He lost 12 days of pay. had examined by a gne\'ance the AF' C :\lE:commented that meant. on the contrary. to several lette r - citIng commIttee. In discriminating the hearings WIll ... pecificall y Instructor Shirley eStrum encourage premed students to An unidentified surfer a tte mpting to scale the cliffs below incomretence and insu bordi· against Piper, the l'ni\'ersit~ · address only Piper', "io-ubor· meet the challenge of a the Torrey Pines Glide r P oM was kiIIed Sunday a ft er noon nation placed in his files and ha~ brol$en t he law and is dination ," e\'en though. "the when he lost his footing and fell , crushing his s kull on a co mp lex profe sion. for which was demoted to t he lower guilty of a mIsdemeanor. Cnivers!l:. 10 my Judgement . they will be better equipped if rock. He re, the San Diego Co unty corone r (right) stoops o ve r the victim's head, salar} position of grounds Piper's representatives from has commltled a mhdemea· thev learn how to think and keeper. American FederatIOn of . tate, nor. wri't e, in addition to knowing how to measure and count. P.L.EA presents: Andrea HaHersley News Briefs

T he UCSD for co·sponsoring a bill known collection of problem sets. old include not onl\ re. er\'e" ."trategle" for dealing with The as the Cnminal Code. .B. tests, and lecture notes - WIthin the cience and recently proposed cut. In the Guardian Sen. Bayden 16:10. whIch was recently eliminated Englneenng Ii brar~. but abo Reagan admlniqratlon ~ Grad uate Toda\"~ vi. it WIll be I he from campus libranes. WIthin HL and Central. \\'hich budget at a meet ing in Lo,.. Henrv Chu, Commis~lOner will be di~continulng soft Coffel' Hul. B _r.] Ii speaks here second' time Bavden has Angele .. La Joll a. Ci\ 920!H \'isJ\ed the UCSD ca·mpus. The of Academic Affairs \\ ho reserve en'ice next fall. An anti·budget cut rally ha~ Edltonal ()ppann1l'n ': topic of the seminar will be presented the proposal to the Lisa Piekopan has been been tentatlvel, ~cheduled to (714 14;:i2':~46H U Senator Joseph Bayden, recent trends and pro pects cou ncil. would li ke to see appointed by the A llC D to take place on R'e\,elle Plaza on Dustin Hoffman a Democrat from Delaware xeroxed copies of the "soft I hsplav and Cla~sifll.'d for U foreign policy and be the coordinator of the Feb. 22. according to Jule ... Anne Bancroft . \ d\·l'rl hing: and a mem ber of the Senate foreign intelligence activities . re'lerves" sold at t he newly project. Bagneris. A Pre~ldenl and 7 1 t l S2·:Wi!) Foreign Relations Committee, acq u ired lect ure not es of fice in L'C D undergraduate repre· will be on campus today to give the tudent Center complex. sentatl\'e to the BPC . The an informal seminar meeting 'AS absorbs Chu believs the council will SBPC plans BPC is also asking . tudents ThuIS , Feb. 18 in the Chancellor's Conference vote favorablv since the math to wnte letters of protest to Roo m. and AME' departments 'cut' rally "kev chaIrmen In the nate & Bayden. whose vis it to reserves support the proposal. and'the House," Bagnen~ said. 8:00 10:00 pm l CSD will be sponsored by the If the program IS a success According to Bag-nens, the Program in US and Mexican The ASUCSD announced next quarter, the A. l'C D The tudent Body Presl' rally IS st til in the "prelimlna· $2.00 tudie. and the A UCSD, has last week it plan to absorb the will expand the "soft dent's Councd (. BPe l r~ qages." but larger ralites been the ce nter of controversy ''soft reserve" system - a reserves" services next year [0 announced Sat urdav several are ~cheduled for ~Iarch . At Bo Office ~----~ I~======O ~======~ If you are cofor blind I Pre-Law Beach Party I we wJII pay you 1 IG VATEMALA \) 8th, Week $5.00 per hour to .1" '( ~ ,lin I participate In per- I 1'110 101, 1' \ 1' 11\ I' II I TOil I'h II, Il ... TUI· 1'1I0 )(). I ceptlon exper.lments (.I(.. \I'III· Il,,; 11,,11\ I ...... · Ihl' r The Mayan P eople ~t Illt,.t f "nt,lt'nt il. (),t d (.11111 r on the nature of I \ 11( ~ ,d .... 'I·\ I·n co for blindness. r------~ 1 I'kuiJ l ,1(1 For more information, t In Today's Crisis Playing its Fourth Star-Studded* III·. \ IJ 1 \ J>ESh I'TER: \ .,I,·rll \1 ~I, I" n PE E rTEHs: l , I contact Kathy Purl or I I Kn ,, lOr art Th,' ;JC~1l (~ui.lrdlan ... ub"tcnh{~ 10 thl' Flcld includes: *Guesr in previous years include: New... 5('n'I('(' , (' ( Sal'r~t n1l'nto speal~ers Corrl' ... pondl'nt SerVlll'. l 'nJ\,t:r", ..11 $150 soft lenses· care kit Marie Chavez T" James Lo ucky Applications must be received by Sl'W" Sen-h'l' and thl' P ~iC1fi r Nt,,,,,,, Aaron Cicourel. Sociology Ser\' Kl' follow up care Jean Comaroff. Anthro CU. of Chicago) Feb. 22. Interviews will be conducted Dept. of Anthropology U. C.L.A. oFt-le~. LOCATED on lh,· old C,,(fl',' and examl:':dtion Paul Picl~awicz . History March 1st - 12th and finalists will be Hu t ,.Iul hed"'! of the He\('lIe Pro\,o"'l\ Extended wear lenses available screened by a Bank of America Offl(,'. hd"nd ,h(' tlu,,,', Faustino Solis. Community Medicine I ' l1clt·rl(r .. du,tle (llumanol'l..,I I.,brat l Wed., Feb. 17 Cheryl Sp inweber, Psychology Representative. OFH(.I· IIOt IRS. :'Iunday Ihruu;:h Robert M. Heller, 0.0 "rl(l"I, ~l.' _ m lo:)pm La Jolla Village Square Mall Bausch & Lomb Che Cafe Qarbara Winters, Philosophy soflens and 6:30 & Dinner For more information. c a ll ASIO at: \1.\11 :"I'HSl ~1i'TION'" '. It) pL'r Lower Level 452-7374 supplies available Co·sponsored by the Warren College Writing x4689. Vol. 45, No. 13 Progrom ond the Health ProfeSSIons Program Feb. 16, 1982 ~------6 The UCSD Guardia n Tuesday, February 16, 1982

TeN /JIJCK5? rr~ N(JT MY f}ilrr5/1ll YOU fIll/I.T Y(XJR. H/lVP TH~ (JTIIM flI$5£N- Saxon cotntnittee I flAYS & TH£i (jE~ (}fI(}PP[f) The UCSD Guard ian page 7 C1'ffIJ SCA fOR 0/17. SIR February 16, 1982 checks acade01ics TEN BIICX'H Thomas Urbach, Science Editor Science From a Staff Writer Moldave aid. Alcoholics and alcoholism: an overview How to become The Committee "C," a The administration . In urvey and review team general . wa unwilling to BY JOE FALLETTA course of the di sease is riddled with causing difficul ties but d id not stop an alcoholic formed by Univer ity of comment on what information Senior Stall Writer periods of time when he or s he IS dry drin king," Schuckit wrote in his California Pre 'iden t David was given to the committee. More tha n two- thirds of the and those when the a lcoholi c drinks article " T he Diseaseof Alcoholism," In " How To Become An AlcoholIc" may Saxon, met privately in the However, Jules Bagneris, American male population drinks modera tely wit h no problems. the December. 1978 i. sue of not be what people have alv. ays UCSD chancellor's complex Associated Students presi­ more than jus t occas ionall y, with an At a ny given point in time, a fourt h Po" lgrad/{ulc '\/r{/icilil'. wanted to know but it could be what THAT'S 8f3C4/J513 NO KI(J[)/NG? eeC4lJSt THE 1D'I7DII5 WHY? they have been afraid to ask. "How To Thursday and Friday. dent, told the Guardian that he I/IM I'Ve 8EEi'I TH£N JC(JJ Q:MS MACOIIT5. TH£ SiC!.JMY MiAT average a nnual con s umption of or more of the alcoholi cs will be on the The alcohollc who per'dsts The committee heard submitted the list of Third A FISHeRMAN 'f()/I?£ (){/I1:>, Schuckit savs. Death will most DIego State l 'nl\'ersIly by Dr Sldne~ member and student leader sit-in of the chancellor's office ratio of about 1.3: 1. periods a lt ernate with th()~e of likely come from heart rli",ea ... e, hut Cohen, former director of ~arcot ic concerning general academic last Spring_ Es timates how that between fi\'e drinking moderately WIth no problem Olhei- causes Indude cancer of tht' <\ddICtion and Drug "'buse, ~ational conditions at UCSD. Bagneri commented that and ten percent of adult males are or apparent control of problems. head, ncck, csophagus, lungs and InstItute of \lent al Ht'alth and e(iItor "Saxon said that he would the Ii t of demands - which alcoholi c at some time in their li\·es. " H ea\'ier drinking and the "tomach, along \\ ith accidents and of the IJruK Abu" lind A/coho/i.ml like us to visit the campuses to includes a request for the Trans lated in to real terms, that comes associated problems almost invariabl} <.;uiclde_ S('ln/el/l'I meet with faculty, students recrui tment and retention of out to approximately nine mIl lion men. fo llow," he adds. In addition, Schuckl!. \\ rltlng In an Cohen ~ pr('~entatHJn \\J11 be tht, and administrators. and to more Third World professors And, while that numberfor women is a Methods of dIagnosis depend on altlcle entitled, "Alcohol and 'iecond lecture In the nInth annual report to him on the state of and students - are "more fo urt h that for men. the gap is dosing. whom yuu read or talk with. Schuckit, AlcoholIsm ," notl';; high do;;cs of OptImal Health Lecture . ene" and the campuses," said commit­ essential (now) than they were Those figures may be somewhat an au t hor of numerous books and alcohol ha\'e harmful effech lin all will be held on Wednesda\ Feb. 17 at 7H/IT~ 0ICIl Y /lJlfAT Ilfll r(}IJR 7::W p.m. In :'vtonl('zuma lIall. A7tec tee chairman Kivie Moldave. in Spring because of he cuts in MIS5 I'Ve P!AJI5 /ItI'JlJi6(;? startling, especia ll y w hen \'iewed articles on the topic, explainS one 1x)(:lIly functions. Blood clotting and "And if there are things the institution of higher," 5WJourm alongside society's more stereo typica I met hod deals w ith the amount the warding off of infection ... are Center, DSl' tNXtJfI FISH It hardlv ;;cem~ necessan' to find out which are very good. such as especially financial aid. TOlASTM& image of the down-and-o ut wi no on consumed. the freq uency of use 'and ImpaIred. Rate" of artheno..,c\em"h the fact that on some Bagneris also submitted a A L!F(.T!Mi.t . kid row li ving on handouts and cheap the pattern of drinking. Others may and heart disease increase a<.; doc" the step;; to becoming an alcoholIc. But campuses the facu Ity feel proposal to enlarge the wine_ The pi cture, w hile quite defin e the disease according to degree kidney and li\'er damage. \1u;;cles Cohen halo; a speCIal reason for talking very, very po itive about the Studen t Center, and a request wides pread, represen ts onl y five o f ph ys i ca l or psych o logical s\\ell and nerve endings in the hands about how to df) so. He identifie the direction the campus ha that campus radio station percent of that nine million , according dependence. and feet become damaged and road map to gett 109 there as a clear taken in the la t few years, KSDT increase its broadcas­ to Dr. Marc A. Schuckit , director of Each method, however. suffers from eventuallv die. way of recogniZIng the danger SIgnals those (things) we'd tell him ting capabilitie on campu . re earch for the a lcohol treatment Its own s hortcomings, including And, a~ e\ldence testifying to the and preventIng alcoholIsm. The also, " Moldavesaid. "So it (the The Committee "c" i the program at the Veterans Administra­ subjectivit y and mitigating factors deleter i ou~ effects of alcohol abuse 'becoming' alcoholic \\ear a heavy hat committee) i not just going to las t of a three part project, . ~ tion Medical Center . 'uch a' age, weight and u e of mounts, the question arise" as to wh} of denial pulled down m-er hIS or her look for problems. We want to which wa modeled after a J :!... _.1-- med icati n. a person does become an alcoholIc. eyes. And Cohen pInpoint'i the 6B~.2« Sc huckit explain the average see how people perceive life on sy tem used on the Ma sa­ alcoholic is a " middle-class male in hi s Schucki t prefers to utili ze a method T heories and hypotheses, probabl~ 'iign]XJst'i along the \\a~ to break their campu . Each campu c hu ssett In ti t ut e of IMMJ6R/ITION JI.I5T O!II.IBJ 1) ASX ,r [ i>'1 Pflf)J(J OF 'IOIJ forties who has shown som degree of based on exi tence of seriou life more numerous than t hose for through t hat denIal ha its own unique s tructure Technology campus. lJ/Ifl NEw.> SIR )()j /AWI.lJ 5It1N5OI' HI>1. APPIIRtNT/.y M!ONG ,1,5 SIR /I /.£6S C¥JM stability in his life up to the point of pro bl ems related to alcohol. "If a methods of diagnosis, opine that Cohen \\ill di'icU the Increasingl~' Hf3 lJIllNT 7lJ XlXP fRlJ'.I (£TT,'IG f1IJPC¥(TCl? USwl: C4U. PAS5/a'IllTC .A14N to it and so we would like to The committee will report to ~W:& ,7 4LPHCI'ISE lOW ~ 'y()(j f.I.liPt HIS THY-I BIlCK MX1IJ) HA~ SENT being diagnosed an alcoholic. person has 'eparated or divorced or alcohol ics drink to decrease stres;;, exclusI\e use of alcohol in the life know if tho e (structures) Pre ide n t Saxo n sometime fA rHCI? J JWtI.I/ W'f? IUIWT Mf;70 /lN1l. HIM PACKiNG has had multiple arrests because of even though e\'idence IndIcates the pattern of alcoholic,> a. a wa\ of CIJf/f'I/M IT: 50 r PIll ~- "The average alcohol ic has a job and happen to be working well. " next month. a fa mil y a nd d rinks mostly on alcohol or has experienced harmful oPPosIte. DnnkIng rewards behavior, dealing \\ith the unpleasan a~pech of weekend s," he says. phys ical effects of alcohol abuse. he or brings pleasure and relie\'es life and how that pattern IS supported An alcoholi c wi ll develop that first s he would be labeled an alcoholic." he dIscomfort. bv the em'ironment around them "major life problem" associated wi t h a says_ The best e\ Idence to date mdlcat es -Dr, Cohen i" a clinical profe'-;sor of Guardian classifieds drinking probl em in his late twenties "A definite dIagnosis depends on the the dIsease is Influenced b~ genetIc p"ychiatry at l'nin.'rslty of CalifornIa or early thirties. chuckit add s. but existence of one major life problem factors. The chances of inhenting the at Los Angeles and the aut hor of TJu will not btay d runk from that poin t on. sever enough to indicate the person trait are similar to those of ciiabetes or J)rug Oi/elJlma and most recentl~ Tiu Call 45 2-3466 Contrary to a nother myth, he says the had many warnings that alcohol was pept ic ulcers, Sch uckIt sa\·..,. ~' l/bsl(}IICl .-lil/l~e Problcms.

1. The Nature of Philosophy - Richard Arneson If I Knew Then What I Know Now MWF: 10 - 10:50 HI 1148 Examines Plato's metaphysical and speculative theory PUT YOUR DEGREE TO WORK. Two evenings with a diverse group of of justice, Ayer's view that statements that are not faScinating people exploring their college scientifically verifiable are nonsense, and Marcuse's experience from the vantage point of their neo-Marxist critique of industrial societies, present lives. 125 Technology and Human Values Georgios Anagnostopoulos Marianne Engle, Ph. D. T.Th: 11:30-12:50 USB 3010 Lecturer, Dept. of Psychology Examines some aspects of science and technology and their relation to certain human values. Discussions Karen Goyette, M.A. include: whether science embodies or reflects a Treasurer, S.D. Co. Wilson system of values; whether use of some types of technology conflicts with human ideals; how use of l.4 ~u-A's ~lqcNb\.... Whatever your degree will be, the Navy can give you a Riles Re-election Committee nuclear weapons affects warfare, management position (if you qualify). You'll get M. Lea Rudee, Ph.D. 126 Sex Differences: Origins and Implications ~" ~ eA~ RL..iTy' ~ ~u..>~C?-S - • INVENTORY CO NTROLI PURCHASI NG Percy Russell, M.D. moral implications. Discussions will include legal, 6U "PR'~ :.::.D PR,a" :Sc.R6"tU-\ IJ~NC1 ONt-\, • PERSONNEL ADM INISTRATION Assoc. Prof. of Biology; Asst. Dean, economical, psychological and moral issues. Guest -rHe. ~::':SH:::.S'- (Ne(Ra'Dt:=.N"TS • SYSTEMS ANALYSI S lectures by faculty in Neurophysiology, Biology and - It>.. ~ ...... All you need is a minimum of a BS/ BA degree School of Medicine Sociology_ LUN'~-1)(~=~ ~-r~\ l\-9:~ 5-5 '·9:» (summer graduates may inquire), be no more than 34 Du...l'oV c~ ~T - 4 ~::. (I').c1D:=' !)o~ years old, be able to pass aptitude and physical WEDNESDAY EVENING, FEB 17 153 Film Aesthetics - Mark Wilson examinations and qualify for security clearance. (U_S_ MF: 1 - 1:50 USB 3010 ~ '-'t' J ()lJR <"::!~~. ~===.5t1 ~ r..,-::::tI'> citizenship required,) Your benefits package includes 7:30 to 9:30 p.m. Films W : 3-5:50 USB 3070 ~~'D ~1Z. . 6Lso QUlCr\==... l~lV(CM:::'5, 30 days' earned annual vacation, medical/dental/low Special problems inherent in nature of film. Readings FR :::: ~ 13 ~D I ~e~R :t: \'()IN===- . cost life insurance coverage plus other tax-free INTERNATIONAL CENTER of selections from noted directors, critics and qooo.:s incentives. If you're interested in gaining managerial (Refreshments ) philosophers, then testing theories through detailed c~e 1 3N~Oy -r~~ ~ ~aJ'D!! and technical responsibilities fast, call the Naval study of ten great works of the cinema. Management Programs Office at: 29:3-669 1 All-woman program, February 24th with Candace

or send a letter to: Naval Offi cer Programs Anderso n, Ph .D, (AMES ), Janean Kerperl J.D. 162 Philosophy of Law - Richard Arneson P.O. Box R5 124 (Attorney), Esther Janowsky, M.D. (Anesthesiology) MWF: 1-1:50 HI 1116 San Diego, CA 92 138 and Faustina Solis (Community Medicine), ' Concentrates on issues of free speech, pornography and obscenity regulation, privacy, legal enforcement of Sponsored by Warren COllege Dean's Office, morals, paternalism, responsibilities of lawyers, etc. , Moderated by Steve Brady, 1M and Miriam Levens, and questions raised by these topics_ MSW, Counseling and Psychological Services. 8 The UCSD Guardian Tuesday, February 16, 1982 . The UCSD Guardian 9

Ipm -UCSD Department of Drama presents an evening of one acts entertainment With David Mamet's "Reunion" and Noel Coward's "Family Album," a Victorian comedy with music. StudiO Theatre, Bldg 409, Warren (behind the cafeteria). SI at door. Will be presented on Fn. and Sat. at the same time. The Weekly Calendar 8pm & 10pm - "The Graduate" With Dustin Hoffman Thursday night. TIckets S2, at the Box Office USB 2722

11JESDAY FRIDAY 7pm - Winter Film Festival: cross country skiing and backpacking Ipm - Dance your problem sets awayl Non-seXist dance sponsored 7:30pm - Journey through the void with Atmandanda - Dr. THURSDAY films presented by the Outing Club. USB 2622, free. by lAGO. All welcome. Come Join the funl Che Cafe. SI donation lectures/discussions Frederick Lenz. During the meditation, Atmananda will channel 3pm - Research seminar with Dr. TeddyG. Traylor of the Chemistry 8pm - Performers Forum - UCSD students present a broad requested. Peace, Ught, Power and Ecstasy to you. This experience adds to one's Dept. Topic will be "How HemoglObin Works." The Urey Rm, 2nd spectrum of music. Redtal Hall. free. 8pm - On Behalf of Music Charles Amlfkhanlan composer/sound TUESDAY well-being and increases spiritual awareness. You will then be able to floor Urey Hall. Sign up in Revelle Community Center. Sponsored by poet and Carol Law, Visual, present new works ReCital Hall SI 2-4pm - US Senator Joseph Biden (Democrat-Delaware), enter into the supraconscious states on your own more easily. HL Revelle Faculty/Student Programming Board. WEDNESDAY donation. member of the Senate Foreign Relations Committee and the Senate 1438. Free. 6pm - Create a pig-out sensation I LAGO potluck, men and Intelligence Commi~ee . He will speak informally about recent trends 7:30pm - "If I Knew Then What I Know Now" An evening with women, gays and straights get together to socialize and stuff their SATURDAY and prospects for US foreign policy and foreign intelligence activities. Marianne Engle, Ph.D. (Psychologist), Karen Goyette, MA.(Political faces. Bring food. Above game room in Student Center. Ipm - Concert for the Young at Heart La Jolla CIVIc/UnIVerSity Conf. Rm. l11A. WEDNESDAY Fund Raiser), M. Lea Rudee (Engineer and Provost), and Percy Russell, 7pm - "Hootnlte" at the Pub. If interested in Singing, speaking, Symphoi'?y' directed by Thomas Nee, musIC by Bntten, Saint Saem, 4pm - Research Seminar with Dr. Y.c. Fung of the AMES Dept. 12-2pm - Prof. Kevin Middlebrook (Dept. of Po Ii Sci, Indiana U) will M.D. /Biologist and Asst. Dean, Sch. of MediCine) exploring thelf etc., sign up at the pub. Borodln With the Stage 7 Dance Theatre, Manus l/rra. director Topic will be "Bioengineering at UCSD." Revelle Formal Lounge. Sign speak on "Political Change & Politicl Reform in an Authoritarian college experience form the vantage point of their present lives. Mandeville Aud. Gen admiSSion $4, students S2 Regime: The Case of Mexico." HIS paper will be available from Spm - Wednesday Evenings at the Mandeville Center: Paul Jacobs, up in Revelle Community Center. Sponsored by Revelle International Center Lounge. Refreshments. Sponsored by Warren 8:30pm - The UCSD Dept. of Drama presents NIGHTFIRE In Faculty/Student Programming Board. GraCiela Platero by Friday of this week. Conf. Rm . iliA. College Dean's Office. Moderated by Miriam Levens. High Priest of Contemporary Piano plays Bach, Carter. Debussy. Mandeville Aud. Gen. admiSSion 54.50, seniors & UC staff $250 "Surface Tension:' direct from the Bay area for one night only In the students S1. 50 . UCSD NatatOrium. Just when you thought it was safe to go back In the water, somebody's performing a play In your local sWimming pool. USing floating sculpture and Visuals, an onglnal musIC score and THURSDAY dance, "Surface TenSion" tells the story of an encounter between an 5pm - Armenian Student coffee and donut get-together At. older woman and a young man, enacted In and out of water S2 at Maureen Tchakallan's Third College Apt. MIO. the door. 12-2pm - If you have any questions or complaints about the health services/workshops center drop In and see me, Sabrina Taylor. Health Center 7-8:3Opm - Black Portraits Film Series. 'The Augobiography of Miss Jane Pittman. " starring Clceley Tyson. DISCUSSion Will follow SUNDAY 12-4pm - Pre-law counseling available In the Pre-Law Education with Dr. Philip Raphael. Sponsored by Third College's AARC. Office (PLEA) upstairs in the Student Center. Stop byl 3pm - Concert for the Young at Heart· La Jolla CIVIc/UnIVerSity MONDAY - FRIDAY Everyone welcomel TLH 104. Symphony directed by Thomas Nee, musIC by 8nnen, Saint Saens, 4-Spm - Revelle Humanities Assignment Brainstorm: small group 8:JOam-4pm - How can you cut down on your study time and get 8pm - UCSD Concert Choir. David Felder direaor. Mandeville Aud. Borodin With the Stage 7 Dance Theatre, Marius Zlrra. dlreaor class for Revelle students enrolled in Humanities sequence 12B-22B, more out of your efforts 7 Schedule an individual conference with the Free. Mandeville Aud Gen. admiSSion 54 , students S2 Jackson. Preparation for writing directed at yuur particular OASIS learning specialists to devise the best reading, learning or assignment. Class meets in 4070 USB at the same time every week thinking strategies for your courses. We'll focus on your needs, including stress, time management, comprehension, memory, throughOut the quarter. Sponsored by the Oasis Writing Center. No appt necessary concentration, notetaking, and test preparation. Call 452-2284 to make an appt. USB 4010. n-IURSDAY 8:J0am-4:3O pm - OASIS Writing Center offers tree service for all UCSD students who need pre-lMiting help, conferences on drafts, 7:45-8:SOam - Counseling and Psychological SeNices is and editing adVice. We engage ai'?y' kind of writing and ai'?y' kind of amouncing a Men's and Women's Re-Entry Student Group. This writing problem. By appt only. Call 452-2284 or come by4010 USB to group is offered to those students who are beginning a second sports/recreation make an appt. Evening appt available. Available throughout the career and are experiendng some problems in adjusting to the FRIDAY quarter. demands of academia. The group will focus on such issues as test 7-1Opm - Re-entry and older students pot luck dinner. Bring your anxiety. concentration. time-management. and stress reduction. favorite dish or wine, beer. Spouses and kids welcome. lfyou'-re over 9arn-4pm - Grammar Moses Hotline - A grammar hotline Meets every Thurs. HL 1003, Revelle. Call WMren at 452-3755 if MONDAY-FRIDAY phone-in service for help with diction, grammar and punctuation 24, have a family, arejuggling ajob or dead broke,join us and get to interested. prOblems. To reach Grammar Moses, call 452-2284 between the 7-9am - UCSD Cycling Team rides. Meet at the Bike Shop. know some other re-entry students. North Cont. Rm. hours of 9 and 4 pm, Monday - Friday. Sponsored by OASIS Writing 12-2pm, :t-Spm - US Concentration Camps: Japanese-American Center. SeNice available throughout the quarter. Free. testimonies. A videotape on redress/reparations hearings of Japanese-American internment (after WW III. North Conf. Rm. lOam-lpm Monday-Thursday and Friday 100rrHpm Free tutoring In math, ptysics. biology, chemistry, economics and statistics. No 1-2:3Opm - How to Develop Total Memory Control. If forgening appt. necessary. Oasis Underground, HLl254 Information is something you can do without,don't miss this workshop I We'll cover the mind power techniques known as mnemonics. Learn how associations, visualization, and key word TlJESDAY 10am - Lutheran Communion sefVIce With Pastor John Huber pegs can provide total recall. Call 452-2284 to sign up. S. Conf. Rm, University Lutheran Church. 11_12:3Opm - How to Cor,centrate at Will. Lack of Bldg. B. Student Center. religious concentration is frequently the most difficult and persisten problem 10:30am - Catholic Mass. UniverSity Lutheran Church 3:3D-Spm - Anxiety Reduction Group - In this workshop college students face. It can include anything from procrastination to students Will learn to identify their sources of anxiety in test-taking 11: 1Sam - College Ave. BaptiSt Church presents the UnNerSlty daydreaming to mental wandering. This workshop identifies the MONDAY and social situations and will have the opportunity to learn skills to Worship Service. Fun. fellowship and bible-based teaching. Sunday psychological. ptyslcal and environmental factors that disrupt Spm - CatholiC Mass held dally, Mon-Fn. Sponsored by the college level Bible Seminars at B:45 and 10 4747 College Ave. near learning, and it provides proven techniques for combatting the alleviate this anXiety. Offered by Hugh Pates, Counseling and Psychological SeNices, at the Revelle College Provost's Office. The Catholic Community at UCSD. UnIVersity Lutheran Chapel at La Jolla SDSU. problems. Learn how to put out your maximun effort when you want group will meet for four weeks. Call Becca at 452-3755 to sign up. Shores and Torrey Pines. tol Dean's Conf. Rm. 126. Third College. 11:15am - "Can the US/Soviet Arms Race be Stopped !' Will be Open to all UCSD students. presented by former UCSD Chancellor Herbert York. UnIVerSity 12noo" - Speakers Series: Dr. 8ert Kobayashi, Director of the 2:30-4pm - Women's Re-Entry Student Group, led by Miriam TlJESDAY Lutheran Church. Department of Recreation will show a fim entitled "Seven Days Levens and Sheila Sharpe, Counseling and Psychological SeNices. this 8-1Opm - "Pre-Marital Sex and the CatholiC Conscience" The next Undervvater in the Bahamas." Interested students, faculty and staff Spm - Catholic mass. UniverSity Lutheran Church. group is designed for re-entry women students to have the in our series of diSCUSSions at "Rediscovering CatholiCISm." All are are encouragec1 to bring their lunch and see this Interesting film. Free opportunity to share concerns related to their transition into the welcomel UnNersity Lutheran ChurCh. coffee and hot chocolate will be served. Sponsored by OASIS academic world. The group prOVides a way to make contact with Academic Success Program. Call x3760 for further Info. Student other older students in a caring environment. Meets In HL 1003, Center Bldg. B. N/S Conf. Rm. WEDNESDAY Revelle. Interested, call Becca at 452-3755 to sign up. 8-8:30am - Campus wide morning prayer time. Everyone IS 3-4:4Spm - 15 min. prIVate appts. available With Ellen Moran. welcome. USB 40308 TlJESDAY-THURSDAY Health Sciences Advisor. Make appts by phone, 452-4939, or in Ipm - "Spirituality and Social Justice" Will be presented by Fr. 10am-3pm - Renter's credit. you are eligible for a S60 (Single person no earlier than one day In advance. Student Center Bldg. A TlJESDAY HSAP Office. William Mahedy, Ep iscopal Chaplain at UCSD. Chapel of UnIVersity person) or $13 7 (mamed couple) refund from the State of California If: Lutheran Church. meetings 12noon - Re-Entry Students Luncheon: meet With other older on March I, 1981, you were a California reSident, on March I. 1981, 4pm - Last day to submit file material to the Health Sciences students for lunch and share the experience of coming back to you rented and INed In a California house or dwelling which was AdviSOry Program. An Incomplete file will result In the cancellation of school. Third College Snack Bar THURSDAY your principal reSidence and was not exempt from property taxes If your committee Interview. Student Center. Bldg. A. HSAP Office. yuu were a renter In previous years, you may be eligible for a renter's 5:45pm - Student Dinner: JOin other students for good food and 5pm - Recycling Co-op Meeting. New members welcome. Che Cafe. credit for those years. For more Information, stop by the CalPIRG FRIDAY good company every Thurs. Sponsored by the Catholic Community at Office. Rm. 207, Bldg. A. Student Center. UCSD. UnNerity Lutheran Church. SI donation. 6:30pm - Union of Jewish Students organizational meeting Grad. 4-6pm - Campus Black Forum - thiS IS an Informal diSCUSSion Student Conf. Rm. group centered on Issues. concerns, and the quality of life of the 1O-3pm - Tax Forms April IS, 1982 IS the deadline for filing your Black community at UCSD. lt IS an open, ongoing group and students FRIDAY 6:30pm - Model United Nations. tonight we'll meet at the library state and federal indiVIdual Income tax returns. If you are having can join at any time. Those who would like additional Information 6pm - Intervarslty/Tfldent ChrIStian Fellowship Will have a Men's to help with the trickier research. We Will also hold electiOns for problems locating the applicable forms, stop by the CalPIRG OffICe can call faCilitator Phil Raphael at 4 52-3035; otherwisejust show up. Treat POtlUCk dinner for the entire chapter It Will be followed by Secretary-General for next fall's High School Conference Central Room 207. Bldg A, Student Center. Offered by Counseling and Psychological SeNices. Meets In the Mt. separate men's and women's slumber parties. Meet at N . Conf. Rm at Ubrary, 7th floor group study rm. 12-2pm - Ouestlons abOut Law School? Need catalogs, View Lounge of the Third College Apts. 6 sharp. More Info? Call EriC or Tony, 453-3184, Sherre 481 -7366. 7pm - Cross country sklLng and mountaineering films presented by admiSSions Info, or Just want to find out what law school IS like? Stop Outing Club. USB 2622. by the Pre-Law Education Office (pLEA) located upstairS In the SATURDAY Student Center Stop byl SATURDAY WEDNESDAY Spm - Catholic Mass University Lutheran Church 9am-4pm -Is yuur car as tired as you? Energize it With a tune-up. 6:30pm - L'Chaylm staff meeting. Media room, Student Cen ter WEDNESDAY Campus Recreation IS offering a do It yourself automotive workshop. Sign up In the campus recreation offi ce RecreatIOn office patio 1 D-11am - Revelle Humanities AsSignment Brainstorm' small SUNDAY THURSDAY group class for Revelle students enrolled In Humanities sequence 12B, 8:30am - Catholic Mass University Lutheran Church. 12noo" - Re-Entry Students Luncheon. meet With other older SUNDAY Arneson Preparation for writing directed at your particular lOam - Episcopal WorShip, celebration of the EuchariSt. stud nrs for lunch and share the experience of coming back to assignment Class meets In 4070 USB at the same time every week 12-4pm - Get that bike back IntO shape, learn bicycle Transportation prOVided Leave from parking lot of UnNerSlty school. Third College Snack Bar throughout the quarter Sponsored by the OASIS Writing Center. No maintenance. trueing wheel, clean and adjust chain, hubs. Lutheran Church at 9·45. Church of the GoOd Samaritan. 4321 Spm - Armenian Student coffee and donut get-together At appt n cessary, Just drop by derailleurs, brakes and more Sign up In the campus recreation office Eas tgate Mall/near La Jo lla Village and Genesee) . Maureen Tchakailan'S Third COllege Apartment M-IO 10 The UCSD Guardian Tuesday, February 16, 1982 12 The CSD Guardian Tuesday, Fehruary 16, 1982 Scripps Hospital gets 1 million for Center

Scripp Memorial Hospitals dining, recreatio n and Chemical dependency di seases Hey\Vard's video concert have received a $] million gift exercise, and meetings. The are robbing the United States from the Harry G. Steele co n str uction costs are of much of its human potential Foundation of Newport Beach estimated at $4 million with an and producti vit y. The reality plagued by difficulties which will be used to help additi"onal million plu ' for is grim." finance a new ho pital for equipment and furnishing. "The phys icians and staff of BY DOUG SMITH and \'Ideo maker a" \\ ell a" a mU"'Iltan , tht,thll'l'dl'Li t rock Heyward a problem. "I sure for th center, one of 74 beds indicates that 11 percent of the there il-l a continual wait. With a nd opportunitie that concerts is the noi e. In most don't want to be ;)8 when this for adults and the second of 24 nation's teenagers us some these additional beds, there is Piano concert Wednesday produci ng music with visual in stances a song's lyrics are finally happens ... I've put all beds for adolescents, \\ ith form of chemical - diet pi ll s, so much more we ca n and offer. buried under ahuddering my eggs ill one ba. ket," he some common areas for s tree t drugs, al-oho !. must do. lnternationally renowned pianist Paul Jacobs will perform in That's why Julia Heyward's com binat ion of searing guitars said last vVednesday mght. concert Wednesday night in Mandeville.Jacobs has served as the live performance of her own and throbbing bas es. A song's Hevward thinks that the pianist for the New York Philharmnonic since 1961. Tickets are roc k·v ideo work h ere words become lost and leave futur'e of rock is VIdeo. She $4.50 general admission and $1.50 for students. The show starts Wednes da y sounded so the audience unmoved, no doesn't thmk that repeated The effects of alcohol: a synopsis at 8 p.m. For more information ca ll 452·3229. interesting. Heyward , a film matter what message the song viewing-; of a rock Video will G.LM. SKI RENTALS wishes to impart. Such was bore the \ iewer if the \'I-.;uals By JOE FALLETTA along \\'tt h incoordinat ion and a lcohol is not that unusual. Dr. the case wi th Hevward's are enticing enough. Heyward Senior taU Write r poor rea tion time. Marc. A. Schuckit of the hm\!. . T he law defin es a per 'o n as cites The Rork" Horror Picture "TRITAN SPECIAL" Concentrations of 200 Veterans Administration Sonor concert blends styles The audience\ understand­ SItUlf a'i an example of a rock intoxicated or drunk at a blood through 299 mg. percent bring :\1edica l Center notes, "Many alcohol level of . \0 percent, or BY GREGORY CHAPELLE ing of the visuals presented film that ha. n't 10 t am' of its 1 0% Student Discount on nausea and vom iting and people die every day in the The second Sonar Concert of the season, presentmg a powerlul work tor soprano and was based on its being able to freshn..,s to viewer:; after on all ski. boot, pole and boot medically stated , 100 mg. levels above 300 mg. percent Uni ted States from lethal percent. That level i u ually Saturday night, proved to be an insightful nine instruments interwoven by moon poems hear Heyward's I\"ncs, and being seen a few time.." "It hits carrier rentals, cause inability to function and overdoses (i.e. taking in delving into the complex inner workings of in various Romance languages. whether' It was the room's some cord, some "ector of achieved when he or she loss of bodily sensation; enough alcohol to stop their STUDENT 1.0, NECESSARY ~ . con urnes five beer, four man. Rands' haunting piece reflected an image of accoustics or the band"" poor SOCll' t\" . Its Immediate anesthesia . Coma, re 'piraLOry respirations)." The entire program was dedicated to the helple ne s toward the changing phases and sound miXing, the ~rreatest experience take.., you to a place e We also rent CLOTHING (bib overalls, parkas, glasses of wine or four mixed failure and death come with drinks in an hour. newest music department faculty member and moods of the moon. The trength of this piece loser that evening wa.., the that you \\ant togotoa lot." after ski boots) e440 sets of Equipment blood alcohol levels of b tween recipient of the prestigious Okada award, Joji quite ea ily captured the audience" approval audience. He\"\\'ard feel'i that rock· Ot her effects of alcohol -100 and 700 mg. percent. Schucki t, writing in an e Le Lasso Ski Racks • Low prices on accessories appear before that magic article entitled Alcohol and Yuasa. Yuasa's "Soiitude" for solo clarinet and overshadowed all the other pieces in the He\'ward was first interest \ Idefi'i , if made correct h , will t4lcoho/islII, add ' a major explored the complexitie of the human spirit concert. ed m 'rock \'ideo in t he mid· 70s, alwa\"... allow for a - fre..,h Advanced Reservations taken for ANY date number, however. According to Drs. Charles The authors not e the lethal problem is created when a in 'earch of itself by blending both t he Eastern Adding well to the concert was the surpri e when as a film maker and IIllerpret at lOn of the mU'ilc. during the season on two day rentals or Ion e B cker, Robert Roe and Robert dose of alcohol fo r ad u Its is person drinks and take" and We tern ultural traditions well. performance of a former faculty member's performance art 1st in :-;e\\ She look ... at her musIC as a Scott, aut hors of Alcolrol is a bet we n fl\'e and eight gm. per medication. Alcohol potenti· "Solitude," aided well by Clarinetist Willi am "A rcade One," played by the composer him elf, York she met and worked \\"lth step loward ... "bndging t he gap COLLEGE AREA MISSION BAY AREA Drul{, a blood alcoholb el of 20 kilogram of body weight. ate" the effects of sleeping pills Powell 's rendition, slipped ea ' il y from melodic Keith Humbolt. who was recently visiting from mam' mu"IClan'i from ,>uch between art and mu..,ic " mg. percent to 99 mg. percent where one gm. equals one and tranq uili z rs like Librium musing to striking awareness and back again , Australia. band.., as the Contortions and HO\\e\'er, right now "hI;' hasn't 5971 EI Cajon Blvd. 4138 Napier St induces muslle incoordination milliliter of 100 percent et hyl and Va li um, augmenting the reflecting Yuasa 's comment, "[ wrote it for the There was no argument that the concert was the Raybeats, After workmg achle\'ed t hat. Per hap~ a (2 b locks west of College) (South of City Chevrolet) and changes in m ood, alcohol. And. if the drug is effects of the IIldi\'idual agents way I wa. feelin& ." a success in its interplay between the on a film soundtrack withJocl\ "Bridge IS Out' "ign at the 287-9040 personalJ t y and beha vior. taken without solid f(xxl, death out of proJx)rtion. It adH'rqely Bernard Rands "Canti Lunatici" provided a performers, the musIc, and tIl{' audience as a Harm, and Don Chnsl1an"on, dmr \\()uld haH' forewarned 276-9623 "!\1arked mental impairment" may occur before that point. affects the action of pain pill" proper . counterpart_ . to ~uasa 's piece bv whole. two journeymen :\.Y her c uriou~ audtence a~ well. come'i at le\els of .10 10 .1<)9. D 'ath from an m'C' rrloqe of lih'Danon. ::E HOURS 12-9 PM MON-SAT =

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BY BILL F ISH Commenting on his win. i~ the sixth and had not faced tremendou~ poise. he t(Xlk hiS cen terfielder ~IOOl \ Parnno BY TIM AUGUST In spite of the danger of In t heir fir t series of the Allen says. "once r found my trouble until now . time and forced a grou nd ball and shortstop J)on Petersen laU Wriler being a cabbie in New York. season, the Triton baseball curve in the third inning. I Wood responded. The first right back to him for the third both on the ground, and the Nol A Through Street, a attempt. to combine political Larsen saw it as a good source players proved that they are could do just about anything." man he worked on hi~ a sharp out. The coach could not .· a\ Stags with two runs on the recently released novel by i ues within a tory of this of employment for a writer. for r ea l. Opposing the As evidence. he logged eight grounder to fir~t baseman enough about hiS perfor­ board t,l Win t he three and one· vi iting lecturer Ernest type. " I wondered how "As a cabdriver r could drive Claremont College Stags, a slrikeouts and allo\vcd onlv Brian Kummer, who fielded it mance but one Triton ~ ummed half hour duel. 7-;>. Lar en, is a thriller in the be t explicitly political I cou ld two night a week and write team which won the CM four hits in this seven inning -cleanly and threw home to get it up be~t ~aytng. "He became a The Tritons were vlsl blv sen e of the word, containing make it and get people to read the re t of the time." Division III Regionals only one affair. Ten hits, including the force. One out. The next Jumor today." disappointed but qUlckl;'" all the elements a book needs it. That's why I cho e that In addition to his writing year ago, UC D fought for a three by Dana Ostrom. and no batter hit a shallow fh' to shrugged off this close cOOle:>i. to keep your attention riveted g~nre - the suspen e thriller. and other work, Larsen is total of 27 innings in a double­ errors by the Triton defense, second baseman Dave T()ner. Unfortunateh' for \\'uoJ. hi.., Immediately follOWing the from the fir t to the last page. I tried to get it 0 people of our commercial film editor for header on aturday and an gave Allen all the support he not nearly deep enougl] for a effort went "for naught game. !>e\'eral players began The author liken hi work generation could pick up on a Jump Cut, a noted internation­ extra-inning thriller on needed. tag·up. Two down. Then Wood because In t he top of the raking the field getting read\' to the cia ic thriller by lot of the oolitical references in al film magazine (you can find unday. The second game feat ured a temporarily lost control and eleventh, he was \'ictimlzed bv for their nexl home game Raymond Chandler. whom he the book right away and it at Groundwork Books and in It wa the Tritons, however, come-from-behind rally in the worked the count to 3·0. With a freak play which lett against C D on Wedne ... day. respects a great deal, and has other audiencc.s would various bookstores around who finishf.' with the better seventh. A clutch bases-loaded attempted to emulate the style pick up on the story and town) that features politicall y­ opening record by winning the single with one out by Jay and genre populatized by the slowly realize the oriented reviews of both dou ble·header. Several players Sierzchula gave UCSD the best thriller/ mystery writers. political dimen ions of commercial and independant were quick to point out to their tying and winning runs. '82 ere\V follo\Vs a tough act However, there is much .it. " film s. Be ides film reviews. rookie coach. Lyle Yates, that Catcher Mitch Rieder followed beyond the thriller a pect of Beyond the feminist jump Cut will soon be this was the first double­ with an RBI single. but that BY DAN BUTCHER b not wit Jrtout real or Ima~ned that each member of ! he team this book. Nol A Through role of the leading featuring politically relevant header won by UC D in five was more t han Triton Matching last year's problems. In chorus Wit h mo~t mu ... t fill him~el f. Vallerga Street has many political character there i a photographic work which is "ears. relie\'ers Keith Giarmann and accomplishments is not going other intercollegiate team ... at estimates that each indi\'idual overtone which were actually much more important being coordinated· by CSD - In the first game, the tory Keit h Yokomoto needed to to be an ea~y task for the 1982 UCSD it is singing the all lOo i ... faced \\'it h expen,.,e~ of $250 the main focu of the work. political i ueexamined Visual Arts Professor Fred was tall left-hander, Bob Allen. secure a 6-4 \'ictorv. C D crew. Although there is familiar "we don't get enough per year. and added that Right off the bat, we find that in this book. "It's Lonidier. After early control problems It was the lasi game on no lack of talent on thiS financial and moral support" holding a job while rowlOg the centrill character of the basically a political Among all his other projects. (he launched 31 pitches in the unday. though. which "eason's 'iq uad. last year's blues. A is usualh the ca:,e. "Simply can't be done." story. Emma Hobart, is a analy i of power and Larsen is also the local first inning). Allen displayed a pro\'lded the most excitement team left little room for their claims contain a cer aln Along with fInance., cabdriver ... who drive the hi. tory, e pecially Viet Visiting lecturer Ernest coordinator for the currently impro\'ement. amount of \alidtty. \ 'allerga claim ... that lack of Larse n and his recently \' a riet y of mot ion sand for the few fans attending. night hift - not your typical Nam. The tory take' forming National Writer's changed speeds effecti\'ely to With Stags on all the hases in The 1981 ~quad featured an Onh 30 rowers. L'l men and recognitIOn i ome htng that released thriller about a undefratt.';a tlllnal Collegiate Cham· rowed m a iall n:gat t;1 it' 1.0" cerl'n1on \' • n \\ hie h 1 he Coalh Yates dId not mOtion plonships. :>'l('n's to ay,quiteachangefrom the time to '67. '68. and '69. bestsellers. " alternative publi hing outlet sout hpa\\ repeated cont lOU ' tc)\\ard hiS bullpen. He decided The :\m!l'le.... and 70 \\'erc brougr: \\''lmen· ... \'olle\ ball team \\'a" Light weight ere\\', among the usual. Larsen explain, " It trying to how how the Though t he hardcover for writers other than the ousl)'. Indeed. Allen posted an to St:l~- \\ t[ h fre~hman pitchl'r III ~-antn Harh2rr. lao.,{ .l\arded htl'- 11t lOa' ta~te"t in Californta, scared a few people ... they Viet am war is till edition has sold out in most giant publishers in New York. o-~ record just onl season a~CI. Ch n ~ Wood. who had come nn \\'l'ehctld Thb ,'reate a deflL I' 1>IL·a..,(' turn 10 p. gc 1 t couldn't believe that a woman alive 10 the corporations 'bookstores it is not being re­ "I think it's important to regularly ddea ed :-uch would be t hat kind of per on." of America." ordered. So the chances of this continue to develop an 1Ji.1Wt'r,.. il. I '( LA 1'::;( and His bigge t problem with the It has recei\'ed many book reaching paperback are alternative press and Men lose to Pt. Lorna ~tanlt)rd Spi e s first in WCVC ! () deal Will' [he t~,l, Of book came about trying to sell excellent re\' iews unfortunately pretty s lim, at publisher. The National BY SCOTT :\LU",O " BY BOB MCSPADOE:\' ll/l·:r-;eatn.~ Ja,t \ ear', feat~. agents and editor. on the idea nation·wide, including a place their book. It's no lor oer a lea t according to Lar en. Writer's Union could Seni()r Staff Wrru'r rna hl'~ fohn KlrchmClt'r lnd of having a woman in thi type on the New York Times Book political no\'el. ft' emptied of The author himself is just eventually militate against When t hl' l 'C:,l) 1 mons entl'r('X.'tOIl A'ot A Through Street posed give a ixlOk like thIS to a paperback repnnt houses are Berkeley Santa Claus. ("I've we could certainly use more of tht Lru .tdt, ..... Il'galll'od Ihl'lr t"mllO lIrt Tilt ad\antage \\<1 a challenge for Larsen in his straight publisher it becomes only takmg their chances \\ i th had a milliun of those kind of these days. [radl'ludenb may carn Friday, February 19th Intensive training, lhe dLqrn by attending the 7:00 to 10:00 p.m. Cultural Activities. Recognize quality work or do It lIUJddldjdr,1 ,ummer program. yourself when your car needs repaIr Room dnd Bojjrd: $,},3< I>lth NexlCan Tours * $208/ Qtr. Basic engine tune-ups, automotive t1 0,1 rdnllly. 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With standard years .expenence Pick-up end first team from UCSD to ever Student bands or musicians wanted Very affordable hOUSing! 1 bdr. for library It contained film of the only disappointed because I don't co mbined with the cont agious accessories, Single dens. memoand delivery available It's my Job to win a national intercollegiate for article. Contact Tim Kassouni rent. Need UCSD student. pictures of my home Please return think we played up to our RF circuit modules, and make your IMJrk look greal. Linda the film No Questions asked. Please championsh·p.' This 'i tate­ enthusiasm brought on by the 452-9635 or Andrew Keeler 452- $160/ month + VI utilities. Own potent ial. " rechargeable batt. pak. $230 or Palmer 727-1164. (3/8, Mondays call 453-9945 (2/16) Peter Wood grunts his way to victory in a match against UC ment is about five months novices, is what the crew is 3468. (2/18) room, own bath. I am EECS major. only) Coach Dans explamed what Spanish minor. Call 578-9317, leave offer. Catt Rick at 455-9788. (2/19) Irvine_ The Tritons ho ted aturday's All-Cal Tennis outdated. " cou nting on for continued Coming today! The all new, Lost- silver nng near Mandeville on tournament. (;IIUrdWII photo by Ph,l Dimes sets a Di\,. I team like Irvine mess. for Tom. 6 mi from campus. Conga pair 'gon bops' IT & IC - 3000 Tuesday Feb. 9 High sentimental Although these handicaps success. Improved Revelle Caf suggestion Typing, low student rates, fast, (2/16) w /stand, list price $685. Excellent accurate. La Jolla 454-6860 M-F, 9- value Call Greg, 455-6030 eves bOK. Be the first in your dorm to use c ondition. $470 or best offer takes. It! (2/16) Room avail. to rent In condo near 5/435-6391 Eves, S+S. Pro-Type. (2/16) campus. on 3/ 1/ 82. $115 + uti!. to Carlos 450-9100 (2/16) (6/ 3) Found Calculator at Revelle Revelle students: do you end up share room. includes pool, jac., 1981 Yamaha Maxim 550. Like new, Fountain Friday night of Fall Quarter ~OOOgOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO~ with the wrong classes every racquet & tennis courts. and 2 lakes. 200 mi. Must sell, $1500 orbest481 - Rosie's Cafe will . . deliver superior final's week. Call Greg 455-6030 to Quarter? Don't let it happen Call Dale after 8:00 p.m. 483-0234 6768 eves. (2/16) food to UCSD until 1.30 a.m. Call Identify (2/16) anymore. Watch fOf Academic Peer (2/18) Surfboard for sale . 6'5" lightning 450-9166 (2/1 6) Found: Calculator In Language I3b Ac;t.tisors 7th and 8th week. (2/16) Visiting poet needs room for Spring Bolt round pin, excellent condo (P&L) on 1/29/82. Coil 1<2418 or All student fonns and registration cards are processed in TYPING .. Term papers, reports, misc. literature Deparbnent Ph i Delta now SOliciting for new Quarter, March 15- June 30. $150. 481-6345. (2/1 6) stop In Language Lab to Identify 90~ pg. IBM SelectriC. Call BEE 753- the Third College Undergraduate Office, TCIfB 110, members. Watch fOf Thurs. ad. Teaching at UCSD. He doesn't smoke Toyota Corolia Station wagon, 1970. (2/.1 6) and needs to be near a bus line. Call 7356. Please clip ad. (2/18) (2/16) New paint, and tires. Rebuiltenglne, Lost near pyratel athlellc field, 1 Spring Quarter, 1982 Interested in joining Phi Delta? RiChard, 454-5736. (2/18) dear1y looked after. $1200 takes it. Improve your grades! Research (owe) soccer shoe no sentimental catalog, 306 pages, 10,278 tOPICS. Information tabel on Revelle Plaza F roommate wanted to shr. nice Days, 453-2820, x370. Milton. value - Pat x4330 (2/16) Rush $1 to ~ox 25097C, Los Angeles, Thurs. and Fri. or cail X3252. ( 2/ 16) bright 2 br. house with same in (2/22) The following visiting professors will be teaching Spring Quarter: 90025. (213) 477-8226. (5/24) Lost. Tan pullover sweater tast South Mission Beach. 1 5 min. to Olin Mark IV Comps (1 6Ocm), good The Warren Event is coming May 1. Friday between Bonner Hall and t:dward Saker. Ph.D. (Harvard ). Professor of Spanish Uterature. from the University of Minnesota. t:dwln t:lgner Ph.D .. Professor of English and Ch airman of Creative Writing Program, UC Riverside UCSD . $275 mo. yr round. 488-5297. condo must sell by 2/20 $120, (2/1 6) Warren TGIF REWARD - I'm taking tit/Spanish 119 Cervantes: Don Quixote Ut/t:ngJlsh 148 Novels of Charles Dickens ( 2/ 18) negotiable. Call Daphne, 455-9452 bucks!! Great sentimental valuel! Revelle peeps. Confused about MWf 10:00-10:50 HSS 21.50 - Course Code 7090 Tu-Th 10:00-11:20. Afl'l 2402 - Course Code 6726 Roommated wanted to share North eves. (2/16) Call 456-1672 evenings & ask for Ken classes to take neKt Quarter? Don 't travel Cervantes' masterpiece, Don Quixote. will be read. FOCl:S will be on the development orthe novel asa films: 7:JO.9:50 pm - ArM 2402, Wednesday Clairemont furn. apartment. Qu iet, For Sale : 4 custom rims, 4 Cepek (2/16) worry. Peer Academic AdviSOrs to genre and the social and historical conditions in which it arises. The cou rse will review the highlights of Char Irs Dickens' career as a novelist. You will read six of his non-smOker, older student tires. Fit most small trucks. Call Dan, the rescue. Watch for their hours Lost: tan leather motorcycle gloves nove ls. one of them in serial form as it was originally published in the 1850·s. Anumber of films based preferred. $152.50 + VI uti!. 453-9025. ( 2/ 22) tit/Spanish 171 Studies In Uterature and Society: Uterature and the City 7th and 8th week. (2/16) CIEE Student Travel openM-F 10-5 in Lost Fn 2/5 somewhere between "'Wf 1: 00-1:50 FLIl'l2S2J - Course Code 7124 on other Dickens' novels will also be viewed. Available beginning March. 565- Skis: 1 pair Dynamic VRM 194 cm the Student Center. CIEE offers Gym & S&E . Please turn Into EDNA, Special attention will be paid to the movements of chara cters within urban space and the Have you used the Revelle 1943. ( 2/ 22) with Salomon 727 bindings and 1 Budget Fl ights, rail passes, tours, Carolyn. (2/16) configuration of that space. The literature of Madrid will be the principal study. but how a Spaniard Luce Giard. (University of Paris - Sorbonne). Professor of French Uterature. suggestion bOK yet? 8e the first on Female roommate wanted. Prefer pro 200 cm The Bump Ski with look I books, insurance, work and study Lost, Calculator in TLH 107 on Feb. 4, attempts to assimilate the modern metropolis In lorca's Poeta en Nueva Yoric will also be studied. tit/french 151 Major french Author: Montaigne your floor to comment on the grad student. $135 monthly. 29&- N57's. Must sett, $125 per pair, or programs, ond much more. Coli 452- In the evening. If found, please call MWf 10:00-10:50 USB 4050B - Course Code 6831 Captain's Plate! (2/18) 3345. (2/16) offer. Call Jeff at 450-1406. (2/1 8) 0630. ( 6/ 3) 453-9708 (2/1 6) Dominic Cheung. Ph.D. (University of Washington). Professor of Chinese and Comparative Uterature, The course will study Montaigne as a typical eumple of Renaissance thought. The attention will be from the University of Southern California. centered on the image of man and the analysis of social life. tit/General 15 2 Uterature and Ideas: Taoism and Buddhism in Chinese Uterature Sri Chinmoy Tu-Th 10:00-11 : 20 US6 41»06 - Course Code 6914 Glenn Sadler, Ph.D. (University of Aberdeen. U. K. ). Professor of English Literature. has taught at UCSO. ,c, - Running Oub Presents; CALL JeM fOR MOST This course is a study orthe philosophies ofTaoism and Ch 'annism (zennism) expressed through the SDSU. Point lorna College, UCIJ\. if ~\ Of YOUR NEEDS: various literary and aesthetic activities in the classical tradition of Chinese culture. There will be Lit/General 163 Children's RUNNING, ~~SSoV~ ~Q~ sessions on "ze n koan" and "Tao parables," poetry and poetic ta lks in which Ch'an (zen ) are used as Uterature C \~ TENNIS & tutOI'5 in mo I college s~bJe(l> metaphors. There will also be rai-Chi workshops stUdying the dynamic aspects of the Zen-Tao culture. MWf 10:00-10:S0 ArM 2312 - Saturdays MEDITATION typing of papers The class will be conducted in English. Course Code 6920 and WeeknIghts thesis Approaches to the selection of guidance In prepanng term paper~ P& L IIJO A free one-everufi.g Alan Cooper, Ph.D. (Yale ). Professor of Judaic Studies. from McMaster University. Canada. ch ildren's books for various ages will Muir College assIstance In appl~ing for under· tit/General and Ut/Hebrew 104 The Bible and Western titerature be discussed in this course. This coW"se in graduate. graduate admiSSIon immigration and legal problems "'Wf 10:00-10:50 HSS 2321 - Cou.rse Code 6872 Ut/Gen. Course Code 7032 tit/Hebrew course is divided chronologically. sell-awareness. Learn to and insurance sen ice .. The topic ofthe cou rse is the influence of the Hible on the development of concepts of the origin of beginning with picture and concept apply meditative evil. The course is especially concerned with Genesis 1-] J. backgrounds and parallels. and elaborations books and nursery rhymes for WHAT'S THE AA SAFE techniques to achieve in the history of Interpretation from the 2nd to the 20th century. younger children, and continuing to DI FFE RE NeE? DRIVING YOW" potentiaL ICM Ut/ General and Ut/Hebrew 112 Tbe Bible: The Book of Job more advanced books for older and The difference: A Written SCHOOL International Communications young adult readers. Opportunity will PIWf 2:00-2150 "SS 2321 - Course Code 6880 Ut/Gen, Course Code 7034 tit/Hebrew Guarantee. We have student La JOlla- Wednesday, Feb. 17 Media. tnc. also be given to do a variety of short Study of biblical poetry. 115 settings. genres, and themes. Analysis of metre and structure with discounts, and evening hours, Suite tOO . 394S Camino Del Rio S. written assignments, which are 7:30 p.m. San Diego. Ca. 92108 particular attention to the use of parallel. Comparison with Canaanite and Mesopotamian eumples. just like many other shops. But , related the various types of Phone: (7 1<\) 284-3287 to unlike others, we back up alt our 454-3595 ch ildren's books being discussed. (In MI ion Valley next to at I Unil .1 Sandra Dijkstra. Ph.D. (UCSO ) Uterary Agent who has taught at SOSU. UCSD . UC lA and UC Irvine. work in writing. If, after w e've cut, For more into 459-2002 Ut/tngJlsb 159 Contemporary American fiction: 1960-1980 permed, or coiored your hair, you' re "'Wf 12:00-12:50 flirL 1110 - Course Code 6733 not completely happy, call us within In this course you will read a selection of American !lction from the last two decades and explore the ven days. We' ll redo your hair at no role of the writer In a period which witnessed a serious questioning of the status quo. Addressed will be eKtra charge. That' s a big difference. such issues as the role of art in time of social change. Inquiring into the values transmitted by the 9AM 10 9PM Mon . • Tues . • Wed . • Thur . fH GINNtR OR A DVANCH) (,0\' I'" dOOUI ltW sallie ")1 ,t\ldI1dtlle 10 d U S c ld5sroom Standard dt'SCrlptive sides of literature. writers to be studied Include: 1:. I.Doctorow. Jamrs Haldwin. Alice !'Iargaret ZlotkowskL Ph.D. (Yale). frofessor of Russian Uterature. has taught at UCSO and the Itlp 10 Sf'ville f,om N.'w 'YOlk 'nom UOd,d £1n,) (OIHon ("ct It'sl.., ~how OUI ~Iudents language 5.. ,115 supenor to Walker. John Updike. Tim O·Brien. Sylvia Plath. Gordon and Jerzy Kosinski. I nnlpl~ I P Govt'rnrnt'nl '1'df1I' ~I Id IOrin!) I Vdll,Jbl~ 10' pliylble .Iudt·nl~ lompl... ,,,,y two yt'a' Dfogram~ In U S Mary University of Vermont. .. llIdt'nl!) HAiB, Hurry 11 lakes d lot 01 lime to make all arrangements Ut/General l52 Uterature and Ideas: Uterary Relationships Ut/Generall41 and Ut/Russlan 141 Twentieth-<:entury Russian Uterature: Solzhenltsyn and l,v,' With oJ SpLtnlsh fdlTI,ly dttt'IH1 \, Il t!io5t''> ~ou, hUlU... lid\<' FALL SEME STER SEPT 10 Dec U SPRI NG SEMESTE R JIIWI' 9:00-9:50 JUI 110 - Course Code 6915 others: Soviet Reactions to Stalinism Gi=\A?FJiCS tour C1Jys a W{lf'lk four mo'lth~ fd,n In hrs of (IPcl,t {('QUI Feb 1 June I each year v.tltH" to 4 !.o('lflt'!)'P,,,, ' ,tIl'l'U ,n U S c ollt'qt>S (IVt't d l\\Ill This course will focus on the literary Interchange that occurs between writers across gender IIIWf 11:00-11:50 HSS Ilm - Course Code 6904 Ut/Gen, Course Code 7063 Ut/Ru ~ULLY ACCREDITED A p,og,om 01 Tlln"v Chlls"an Col'*ge boundaries. What kind of interchange occurs between female and male writers of the same epoch. orthe This co urse will deal with writers who treat topics such as the purgrs of the JO':;. the prison camps. same class. of the same literary circleHo begin thee~ploratlon of this question. you will eumlne texts and the effects of Stalinism on Soviet society as a whole. Primary attention will be given to the writings La Jolla Village Conveni nee Center by George Sand and Halzac, by Virginia Woolf and t. M. forster. and by Simone de Heauvolr and Jean­ of A1eunder Solzhenitsyn. Among the works to be read are The first Circle. One Day in the Life ofIvan ext 10 Ralphs and v- n SEMESTER IN SPAIN fau I Sartre. Deni~ovich. and Journey into the Whirlwind (Eugenia Ginzburg) , 457-3334 244 2 E Collier S.E Grand RapIds, Michigan .9506 tA Program 01 Tr inity Chrrsllan College) A course desaiption booklet is available at TenS 110 listing Ute many courses the department offers. for infonnation about courses, CALL TOLL FREE fOI full Information 1 800-253-9008 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~orsand minors~" 452-3210. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ (In M IC h . or If 1011 free line lnoperallve call 1 616-942-2903 or 942-2541 collect! Itt The UCSD Gua rdian Tuesday, February 16, 1982 r~~~"-'~~~~'-"~'-"~'-"~'

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