VOLUME 5, ISSUE 10 University of California, San Diego DECEMBER 6, 1968 CPI •• lllale. ~:!~:~:.::: Faculty Fights For Relevancy Coarse I. Rece • • The UCSD Academic Senate, as space permitted. beameg to the grassy knoll be Inqairles The Muir College student meeting a week ago Tuesday un Such action required a tw<> hind the library. Rights Convention has recessed der rather unusual circum thirds vote, and after some dis There was some displeasure A Center for Participatory Ed indefinitely with plans to recon stances, passed several resolu cussion, the needed margin was with this set-up; several faculty ucation on the UCSD Campus vene early in the winter quarter. tions which are quite important attained by a vote of 112 to 56. members felt that live TV cover has been formed and is now try The decision was reached by in the effect they will have upon Some forty students were sub age changed the character of the ing to gain approval for student Convention Chairman Harvey the students, and in the possible sequently admitted. meetings from a reasoned dis initiated courses to be held in Daniels after the convention had repercussions there may be for other students watched the cussion to a theatrical perfor the spring quarte r_ already sat in two sessions. In the Unive r sity of California as a proceedings by means of a closed mance. The senate voted over The UCSD CPE began when its second session on Tuesday, whole. circuit TV network which was whelmingly to discontinue such Jim Minor, former AS Senator November 19 , the convention body The most strongly worded re practices in the future. spurred by the Regents' Meeting solution stated that the Board of Diego The first order of business and resulting Convocation, gat voted to recess until the follow mic Senate str ongly Regents had "gravely violated was Chancellor McGill' s report hered some friends to form a ing Tuesday. nds that Point 4 of academic freedom by retroac to the Senate on the Regents' Committee modeled after Berke At that time it was felt that resolution of Novem- tively cancelling a course ap meeting. He thanked the stu ley's CPE. attendence and interest in the 22 be regarded as an in proved by a duly authorized body dents and faculty for "main Berkeley's CPE, started about convention would increase by regulation signifying its of the UCB Academic Senate." taining an atmosphere that was two years ago as an outgrowth waiting until that busy week of ment with the point of view This referred, of course, to Soc one in which the integrity of the of the 1964 Free Speech Move the Regents' meeting was over. by a number of Regents ial Analysis 139X that the Re campus was established." He ment, today sponsors about 60 It was also hoped that the week announcing their support of would be spent in discussions gents summarily refused ac reported that Governor Reagan courses containing 5 ,000 students, creditation at their November measure. had stated that he was complete with a $100,000 grant from the among individuals of the issues further recommend that meeting in the UCSD gym. ly satisfied with the sub-com Ford Foundation. facing the convention. 4 be replaced at or be The resolution requested the mittee report which had been The UCSD CPE, fundless, is At the time scheduled for re the March meeting by a convening the convention, how General Secretary of the AAUP adopted. using many of Berkeley's tech (American Association of Uni statement of policy on McGill continued, "A rather niques in building toward the ever, there was so much other issues of responsibility for student activity in the wake of versity Professors) to conduct tense situation developed in the same success. an investigation of the UnIversity conduct and content of cours- Revelle Plaza yesterday. I don't the Regents' resolutions, in addi Such a statement of policy First, it should be clear that tion to concern for the heavy of California. know how that matter has been the CPE does not start new cour The other major action taken take the form: resolved, but I hope that the dis schedule of students around fi is the policy of the Re ses, but only sponsors their in nals week, that Daniels decided by the UCSD faculty was the ruption of classes has now ceas troduction to the Academic Se formation of a special committee that: (1) Responsibility ed. I think we are past serious it would be better to indefinitely for each qlUrse of instruction nate. postpone the next session until of five members speeifically to problems, although I wish I was The courses it sponsors are assist students in proposing and the University shall be assigned more completely certain of this." the next quarter. to regularly appointed officers of those initiated by any student The convention was convened structuring courses dealing with The senate then considered fu or group of students who walks issues of "contemporary social instruction holding appropriate ture student participation in their by Muir Provisional Government instructional titles. (2)Nothing into the CPE Office (in 250 President Ken Patrick in res concern." meetings. It was suggested that MC) with an idea. The same resolution directed in, this 'policy precludes the two undergraduates and two gra ponse to a petition calling upon of guest participants in This student(s) is asked to this committee as its first order duates be designated as official complete, with the assistance him to hold such an assembly course of instruction nrn,v1f1lllm as a first step towards the for of business, to establish a course representatives, and be given the of the C PE, an outline of the dealing with racism in America, such use does not same status as visiting faculty mation of a Muir College Go transfer of responsibility for proposed course, containing; 1. vernment. to be presented no later than members, i.e., the right to speak, Its exact title, 2. A description Spring Quarter, 1969. I"VI',."",. or conduct ofthe course." but not to be able to introduce 1 ne Ad Hoc Committee which of the course (content, format, After the Re gents meeting of We would then recomment motions, second motions, orvote. circulated this petition, which etc), 3. Students (number, pre each division adopt such re The Senate is also considering included Lenny Bourin, Peter the previous week and the sub requisites, sections) 4. Cre sequent student protest on cam tions as it deems incorporating the AS president Waasdorp, Harvey Daniels, Rick to assure accordance with dit, 5. Course leader, 6. Facul pus, a tense and dramatic at into the senate with full mem ty sponsor, and 7. Meeting time Doyle, and Pat Turnbul, secured policy. some 350 names in support of mospher prevailed at the Senate bership privileges . and place. The matter releasing infor a student Rirhts Convention. meeting. This body, whose mem WHEREAS, the September 20 ot This outline, expanded and for mation to the public also The petition called for specific bership consists of all ofUCSD's solution of the Board of Re was mallzed at present would be sub 332 facuIty members, has only discussed. It was decided that bertnninr and endinr times for gravely violated academic mitted to the Academic Senate's from that time on all approved the convention, namely November recently allowed two student ob m by retroactively can Committee on Educational Policy 18-25. However it was felt that, servers to attend its meetings. a course approved by a resolutions would be released (CEP) that determines cur However, on Tuesday many in pflbl1cly, except under special with Patrick's approval, the re authorized body of the UCB riculum and credit. cess would not harm or alter terested and concerned students Academic Senate; and circumstances, such as in per The faculty is now forming the othe r intents of the _petition jammed into HL Aud to view the WHEREAS, the November 22 sonal cases. a special committee to be res proceedings. A report on the parking situa The first session was held on Resolution confirmed this viola ponsive to student inittated cour Monday, November 18, at 6:00 The meeting got off to a peri- of academic freedom and tion was tabled so that the senate ses and to work with the CEP p.m. in USB 2722. About 40 lous start with some faculty compounded this violation by re could move on to more pressing but whose exact role is unclear. . members asking for immediate persons attended this openinr quiring faculty members to gain matters. The CPE is an open sub Gabriel Jackson, a member of session at which the reneral topic adjournment unless the students approval for the use of resource committee of the AS and anyone were cleared from the hall. Fi the Statewide Committee on Aca of dicussion was the purpose and as they see fit; who w01l1d like to serve on it nally, those students present left demic Freedom, reported on the dI rection of the convention. THEREFORE BE IT RESOL V or has any ideas for new cour effects of the Regents' actions. Patrick explained what had tak so that the Senate could consider ED THAT: ses is urged to drop in. a suspension of the rules to al He stated that their resolution en place the year before at Muir (Coot'd on p.4, col. 1) MIIIAI'VlAI'S: col. intryini to set up a student (Ov low 10 as IDII!l stUC!eDt S Aua lJiotatiol£ ernment. Danie Is then led the discus 99uflated, sion in which pertinent questions *'ReG such as the students' function in The Subcommittee on Revelle the academic community and the Plaza, which is temporarily act areas into which they should ex ing as the Free Speech Board, pand were raised. Concern was brought out its concern over voiced for the amount of inter violations of th regulations gov est reflected in the low attend erning the use of amplification ence. There were also questions equipment in th plaza. of what the function of the con The nature of tlte violations vention would actually be. seem to inclu e the lack of auth As the exact purpose had been orization for sounda llplification, left open in the petition, many the volume of th amplification, wondered if they were to write th use of unauthoI iz d equip a ieneral bill of student rirhts, ment, the time of such us ,and modeled after' the Denver Uni the placement and cirection of versity B111 of Rirhts which the the speakers. Ad Hoc Committee had raised In fact, durtng th m tmg of as an example, or actually pro th Revelle College Government, pose a structure for a student two member of th Fre ch "ove rnment. Board went out to th plaza to The chair entertained a motion formally present the u er of tor an arenda, and the tollowinr the equipment with the r gula POints were eventually decIded tions and forms of that board. upon as the topics to be di- ,Dr. Samuel Baron, one of the prime movers in the the night of Nov. 24 in pr paration for the Convoca It was d cid d that prosecution cussed: 1) DIrection, 2) Pre- recent fight for a ademic freedom, fields questions tion and Academic Senate meeting. should properly handled by (Cont'd on p.5, col.!) from an audience composed of faculty and students (Cont'd on pA, cotS)
--~ ------~ - - Pane 2 ='ECF.r~~E~ 6, 1963 q(ittln ~ ~------.------DECEMBER 6, 1968 Pa~e 3 Guest Eel; orial AS . Senate Notes If 1'69 --A Banner Year (I.Jlnnl An open letter to the person by Jeff Brittain Simple Paper Proof or persons who defaced the Hu RCG RESPONDS The University Gap manities Library Building: For UC San Diego On Dece mber 3, the AS Senate met for the last time this quarter. by John Demirjian You have offended us. President Tom Shepard asked for the Communications Board Appoint TO: Tom Shepard, PreSident, For those obviously late and So much tor the DMV Man and by Gianna Oscuro ments Recommendations Committee to have its report in by January Associated Students of UCSD unfamiliar, about a year ago I by Trish Cunningham and Jeer Brittain You have offended anyone who his logic. On to the bird watchers. has any regard for beauty. 1969 was a great year for the 6. A small North Lebanese 7. Barry Shapiro, Graduate-Under swore I would never grovel be The birdwatchers have suc This committee consisting of Senators steve Greenberg, Tom Peifer, graduate Liberation Front Paula We have dredged the depths University of California, S.D. nag, found flying over the Stu fore the gods of the Department ceeded in convincing the courts I Radical changes affecting the the radicals themselves. This Is of filth to lind words to vent our Some of the highlights: dent's Amalgamated Coffee Jeff Be'ljamin and Jon COllins, will also report on the two needed Cate, Society for Human Aware of Motor Vehicles so long as in Connecticut that it is evil to appointments to the faculty senate from the student body, which have ness in the Twentieth Century majority are effected by the vocal much to the unspoken (with the disgust for you, but none ar.e 1. A motion was tabled by House on the Third Sunday be they made the requirement that operate a vehicle of any sort Peter Waasdorf, Tuesday t!le minority and pushed on the apa exception of one and only one sufficient. Governor Ronald Reagan, and fore Tet, was promptly torn down not been fUied as of yet. The income generating committee, which is I needed a passport or a birth without mufflers on private thetic majority by the tacit or time) chagrin of the non radical If you have any respect for and devoured by a platoon of off desperately needed at this campus, will have its report in by January 14. Ninth Committee. certificate in order to be li roads. SImilar laws exist in Cali supported by Regent Shirley The Revelle Community is blind approva l of that majority. overpowered members. Eldridge Cleaver, you would not Temple Black, Regent Fred As duty Marines. Atter those short announcements, Shepard turned the floor over to censed to drive on the public fornia. While that may mean the What is this vocal minority? What can the silent and see m treat his name as a four letter 7. The Academic Seriate, after Dr. Penner from the AMES Department. Dr. Penner spoke on the aware of the convocation and dis highway. end of racing at Carlsbad and taire and Regent Clark Gable cussion that took place in the It is represented by that sector ingly non-existent majority of word to be scrawled on walls in Jr., that all mid-terms as well two stormy, all-night sessions, course, Frontiers in Science, which he Is a part of, but seems to be Permission to drive, it seem Riverside, it may also mean the of the AS Senate which directs this campus do to counteract this gaudy red Letters. approved a motion submitted by suffering from lack of students. Revelle Plaza on November 25 ed to me then, was based reas- end of heavy construction In the as final examinations be approved and 26. We dellberated many all socially, economically or trend towards minority rule of If you have any respect {or a by the Board. (The motion Is the Chairman of the Department The course, in the spring quarter, will consist of 16 lecturers, who . onably only on ability to drive whole state. Who ever heard of a politically significant actions at UCSD through majority inaction? house of learning, you wouLd not of Modern Literature, listing 173 give one and a half hour lectures on the political and social Implications of the serious problems that be (and a conscious willingness to muftled 90-ton earth mover or now under consideration by the set the University of California this institution towards ends 1) Attend the ASUCSD Senate treat its walls and portals as other members of the cast.) fou r-letter words which could of scientific and tecMological advances, and is designed to give a abide by the ru les of the road), road grader? , which do not necessarily reflect meetings on Tuesday night in the those of an outhouse. be spelled out in Universitydocu factual background for public discussion of these Issues. Among the in particular, and higher educa and the r equirement that every There are coincidental judge 2. The Department of Hebro tion In general. Discussion of the desires of the majority of Chancellor's conference room If you are disturbed by the American stUdies was establish ments without asterisks; fourteen speakers will be Roger Revelle, for whom Revelle College Is name. man should identify himself be ments or points of view and students. (Matthews Campus) at 7:30 to difference between the campus for which two or more asterisks The lectures wlll be on subjects ranging from the space program to the this nature must have the high fore he even was allowed to take there's one pattern to the m: the ed. Chancellor Duncan McInne s est priority. What is to be done to insure see this sector in action. and the ghettos, make the ghet was still looking for two eminent must be used; five which could be social problems of organ transplants and promises to be a most in a written test. This was clearly automobile Is an anathema. ev that this university, both as an 2) You have a legal right tos a campus, not the campus a spelled only with asterisks; and teresting and ·Northwhile course. There will be nc final exam. Instead It is therefore a primary res an effort by the State to turn the ermind that racing involve s in Hebro-Americans to fill new ponsibility of the Revelle College "educational institution" and as (by the parliamentary rules that ghetto. posts, at the professorial and three which were completely in a term paper of appropriate topic will be assigned. driver's license into an Identity terstate Commerce, that the big Government to do everything in a political entity, does not be certain Senators would just as In the mud Is not the same as associate professorial levelS, at admissible in any form . (Two The report of the Program Board Committee was then given by card-a handy device for totali gest companies in the country come the play pen of the radical soon see ignored in favor or of the mUd. members of the Department of Gary Curtis. He said that there will be no more concerts like the Its power to faclIitate the se dis tarian societies. are sufficiently committed to the time of his resignation. cussions. To this end, we pro element? Non radicals at this anarchy) to express your rele You are of the mud. 3. Signs reading "Remember Oriental Languages abstained, and Quicksilver affair until suitable noor covering is arranged for. I said I would have no part of racing as a marketing device school are attacked by the radi vant viewpoints at the meetings. David and Shelly Perlman one member of the Department of TIle-tinancial report was then given: a residual of slightly over $700 posed a change in the policy it. We ll, I've had part of it. that they spend millions on it the Alamo" were plastered all governing the use of sound am cals because the non-radicals 3) If you don't like what is Norma Busby over the campus buildings on Religion collapsed. There were remained atter this quarter's events. Living in Ocean Beach and going and that one out of every five or refuse to submit to the social going on at the meetings, let It no other casualtle s.) The Ike and Tina Turner Revue will be here January 31 In the plification equipment in the Re to school here at UCSD is pretty six people in the land Is em Memorial Day by junior mem velle Plaza. This policy was pressure of radicalism. be known how you feel. Editor, Triton Times: bers of the Pink Citizens Coun 8. The eighth Chancellor olthe cafeteria. Prices are $1 with an AS card and $2 without. well hampered by the lack of a ployed in automotive something approved by Provost Saltman ex The radical element he re has 4) Don't be Intimidated. Just Considering the recent Issues ell. They were passively non campus, Dr. McTagaart Ewan Among other things that the Program Board committee did this year llcense. And so I've uncondition or other. ("The car Is bad. actly as it was proposed. one-half of the senate votes, yet because someone else has a very on this campus such as the as read by other students. McTaggart III, was inaugurated with Its buct.get was to: plan basketball game halftime entertainment, ally surrendered. At least It was We're not su re why it's bad, they do not have anywhere near big mouth doesn 't indicate that sertion for pOlitical involvement, 4. Protests by Nippo-Ameri amid a skirl of kilts, pipes, and decorate the Coffee Hut for Christmas, arrange with Dean Topolovac's Now it is quite evident that almost uncondltlonal1y. In my but that doesn't make any dif one -half of the student body in they are indicative of the true the Irony of peaceful antagonism, cans, demanding representation hagges. Speaking with a lump in office to put an outside theatre into the Coffee Hut, and arrange a certain organizations and indivi name is a bona fide Callfornia ference. We're just sure it's bad, their camp. The radicals would feelings on campus. Vocife rocity and the call for campus unity at all faculty meetings, were his voice and a strong Pictish speech-debate with Dr. Jolm Geddes of the Career-Education Planning duals do not consider the pollcy State driver's lIcense-complete and that's enough for us. ") through the blind enthusiasm sy Center. The Fund Generating Committee has not as yet met for various to be worthy of their respect, determine the atmosphe re of does not necessarily constitute considered by the new Chance 1- accent, he is believed to have with an identification number one Tbe auto mobile, which be gan as for it was unnecessarily violated UCSD for the larger part of the validity. nonvmous with activism, one lor Dr. Dougall McLachlan. said, "Och, aye .. ." before being reasons. After the report was finished, Curtis announced that the code letter and six digits long. a simple source ot revenue, has student body if aJlowed to go You have a right to express might naively assume that this Program Board was closed for the quarter. on both days. That is to say, All the while my private wind suddenly turned into a lure and Speaking In Gae lic from the steps howled down by Students of the that the policy in its totality unchecked. your viewpoints regardless of is all because this is all that of Edward G. Robinson Hall, he Unaligned Center, in a counter The Publlcity Report followed, given by Jim Magill. His group mill tilting has been going on, a snare with which to control Who are the people who are wbether or not they constitute has been offered. Therefore, I said: "Scots wae hae ... " (The demonstration for more and larg spent $1,850.57 this quarter, which was 14 per cent of the money was ignored. We feel that we I've seen one or two other phe the populace. I don't much like manipulating these well-inten the opinion of the vocal minority. am compelled to offer the fol collected from AS fees, on publicity and advertising for various cannot ignore these violations, nomena that have been as Alice that. One of my reasons is that it rest of hi s comments were er teaspoons in the cafeteria. and want you to know that we tioned but intimidated pawns? In Parliamentary procedure takes lowing alternative found in the drowned by a sudden outburst 9. Members of the prospective events. in her own Restaurant as my turns the automobile from an ex the Associated Student Senate, into consideration observers at introduction of Walt Kelly's "The of brogue.) graduating class declined to ac Following this, the Senate passed a motion statIng that AS-appointed do not Intend to do so. own crusade. ercise in satisfaction into a ride The Plaza is many things t( they form a voting bloc (with the senate meetings. Pogo Poop Book" . 5. Professor Jones Chapman, cept their degrees, pending the members of the Communications Board can vote on all matters, in The first of the coincidental from the bullpen at Auschwitz to one-half of the votes on their Don't be a tool -- speak your " There Is no need to sally of the Biophysical Hygiene Un it, outcome of the debate on the cluding those involving policy decisions. The motion, as proposed by many people. We had to reo curiosities was a mere conver the mound at Buchenwald. side) to annihilate the desires mind. In a campus as small as forth, for It remains true that Bill Eastman, allows the AS members to help formulate polley for cognize this in our conslderatior sation-nothing more. Well, all announced the successfuldevel notorious 75&-439-58089 A of the proper role of sound am of the non-radicals therein. UCSD , each individual can make those things which make us hu opment of an epidermal colori mendment to the Regulations, the board of which they are a part. There are four AS appointed right, something more. It was And I'm not fond of having the Those members of the A.S. Sen his opinion heard. Don't let other s man, are curiously enough , al which would restrict cohabitation members to the Communications Board. plification. Unavoidably, there a conversation with a highly things [ especial1y enjoy turned meter, by whic h the degree of had to be certain limitations on ate who do not appreCiate what do It instead of you . Academic ways close at hand. Resolve then, underprivUege of any student can during coffee-breaks to TA's and There will be a financial report given at the first senate meeting placed official in the Motor Ve- against me. The hassle that Is so that on this very ground, with next quarter, January 7. its use; time, place, volume,type the radicals are doing are stym learning does not, by any means, be determIned ob jectively with teclmicians in biological labora hicle Establishment of one of the commonly experienced from such ied by the fact that only the make up the totality of a uni small flags waving and tinny tories only. of equipment, etc. In view of great Eastern states. He said protectors of the law as the out recourse to embarrassing the recent petitions and com radicals have taken any initiative. versity education. All that Is blasts on tiny trumpets, we shall questionnaires. This was hailed 10. Accreditation of UCSDasan two things; and because they SDPD often utilizes the driver's The manne r in which the Senate needed is a little initiative, self meet the enemy, and not only Institution of Higher Learning Highlights of the 26 November******* AS Senate meeting plaints received, we are con were off the record (more or license as a means of identifi by the Department of Philosophy, vinced that these limitations are meetings are determined (by the respect and courage to stand up may he be ours, he may be us." speaking in chorus, as a major was annulled sine die. Dancers less) he remains unidentified. cation and consideration of it as radical elements of the Senate) to what is going on at UCSD . Sincerely, In 'what has been the most productive senate meeting this quarter, necessary" reasonable, and just, First, he said preliminary in a representation of your driving techno-sociological break around the maypole in Urey Plaza the foHowing actions were taken: is towards the expressed ends of Make you r presence felt!! ! Charlie Chong through. ne ed no longer wear anything. and that they protect the rights vestigation disclosed that the ability is ignored. The Academic Senate will allow two non-voting memberships to be of the members of the college people who were getting tickets held by students. A three-student standing AS committee will investi community. didn't seem to be the same people 1t is an expression of attitude gate this, and make appropriate recommendations. In the academic Central to our pollcy is the who were getting themselves in that is more than simple petu Senate meeting he ld last week, Tom Shepard reported that the Senate appointment of a Free Speech volved in accidents. lance. Some people may think that passed a resolution decrying the grave violations of academic freedom Board, now consisting of two stu we are in occupied Germany committed at the November Regents meeting and called for an investi dents, one faculty member, and Then, he said it was the busi rather than the free streets of gation by the American Association of University Professors, with the Resident Dean. The Board ness community that was impos the United States. Seemingly an censure one of the possible results of such an investigation. has worked hard, has beenavan~ Ing the need for some kind of attitude that you must have identi EDITOR IN '':HIEF ~he AS went on record as opposing the recommendations of the ble in the Plaza, has met on Identity card on the state; local ticatlon and that Identillcation , J olm McC: IUJM tu 1!ltUUItU 01 f0lJ,~ 1968 1969 Stu4tltt 7JiucttJ~f I I~O/ll, tAt '1a,[caLtf 6 Sui! 01 ues'/J I Student Health Service Office of Auxillary Enterprises & Groups 2 & 3 Equip. Music Dept. Oscar, Wayne, Donna, Pat, Shirley, "froUl Bach, I " [rom. the staff. .. II EverU, Dennis, Laurie e l ectronic s, United Radiator Service &lw "Boo~ Stou La Jolla Auto Body and Glass 5759 La. Jolla Blvd 1705 National Ave. 1122 Wall street 565 Pear I st. and the r st of us .. . II Provost Office, Muir La. Jolla San Diego La Jolla La. Jolla "froUl all the staff. .. " Happy Holida ys! 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W.,.-¥ ilfMM.. ,...... lV ...... ,.. ~-~- -- - DEccmER 6 1968 Paoe 7 on all fo r the {mage created by DECE~RER 6. 196& I am convinced that the great Page 6 majority oHhe institutional pre s the few • Swim Program • idents, administrative officers, The financlal support of educa faculty members, and students tional institutions depends to a are the kind of people this coun ve ry large degree upon other than try needs and has. Unfortunately, those who are enjoying the privi Submerging New Look at the Old Hershey through the technical efficiency leges and repaying by dissatis faction and, even worse, by creat ul e, which should have been fin faculties, zrn1 the students of our of our means of communication, It is extremely unfortunate tMitor's note: The following Some of the problems will be that Is not the kind of colle ge ing chaos which depr ives tbe in when an educational institution ished by the end of the summer , old ones, recurring ones, some educationalinstituUons. stitution of its ability to perform Raful 'on SpOrts yet remains to be completed. article was written by Selective It is forseeable that the new and university presIdents, ad cannot sufficiently respond to its experienced last year, and some the functions for which it is be ing Whe reas most teams have be Service director Gen. Louis B. legislatlon in the several states ministrative officers, faculty students' interests and needs. Hershey before the commence . new this year, particularly in the members, and students that the subsidized by Nation, state, and Thu s far voiced dissatisfaction gun practice by the second week area of what has been the gradu and the new Congress of the Unit of November, fOf mal practice has ment of the current quarter.) ed states will inquire far more public, the silent public, has been other sources of support. for this lack of response has been ate school deferments. Few of the presidents and ad 'Tis the Season not yet begun at UCSD. Because searchingly into the objectives of bearing from and abOut. confined to the students' aca The Selective Service System minstrators have abdicated their of this lack of cond itioning the educational institutions, and how It is a tragedy that the image will be tough to pick. Penn State, demic interests in the last few When this is read, we shall be will continue to be faced with responsibility. But some well This being the last issue of meet with Re dlands he re this these objectives are related to the of our educational institutions is the Triton Times for this quar number three in the country, has weeks' ferment within the UC approaching the beginning of an problems as the refiection of the being created by the few, loud advertised ones have. The great system. Saturday has been canceled . funds furnished through a wide ter, it is my duty to now write ha~ a phenomenal year, going other college year. What can problems faced by those who ad and irresponsible that they are. majority of the faculty have ac Agreed that athletic interests It is difficult enough to parti variety of methods for the support the following column. UI~aten in nine game,> (they the Selective Service System ex minister, teach, and presumably cepted the ir obligations as lead should be subordinate to academ cipate in an intercollegiate sport . of these institutions. What the re There is a great danger that the Every sports columnist that's play Syracuse tomorrow). Kan pect to meet in problems of learn in the colleges and uni ers, but noisy, irresponsible, ic pursuits, the former, never and remain a student at UCSD . suits of the inquiries will be Is . silent, long- suffering members ever read his secret handbOok sas was a real surprIse, ending deferment this coming college versities. In other words, the even unlawful ones have not and theless, is an integral part of No fringe benefits are given to not certain. of society w1ll place restrlctioDi' issued at training school will up 9-1, losing only to Oklahoma. Jay Segal, who recently set year? problems of the preSidents, the the press, the television, and a complete education. To quote those individuals who do manage remember Article 3, Section 7 Kansas just doesn't have the a new UCSD varsity course re both an intercollegiate sport and ., the radio have featured the mem cord time of 25:30, the UCSD catalog, " .••physical bers of faculties in their short of the Secret Pledge. It specifi depth or power, though. In a their studies--not even the token close one, Penn state. exercise and recreation is essen Sightedness, their direct and in cally states that it is my duty. tial and complementary to the half unit credit given by most direct efforts to encourage law as a sports columnist, to pre Rose Bowl, at Pasadena. USC colleges and several of the UC dict the wInners of the bOwl vs. Ohio State in the grand-daddy Harriers to sustained intellectual pursuits of lessness, and their prostitution the students .•. ' branches for such participation. games that are upcoming this of them all. Everyone has their of teaching ethics by such arti It is the opinion of this stu And this is as it shou ld be. month-'tis the season! So, here favorite, so you can pick it your Is it surprising, then, that many fices as giving all students" A" End Season dent and seve ral oth~ r students to evade their plain duty to deter goes. self, if you wish. As much as I Recent events in cross colifttry students with a s incere inter est respect unbeaten, untied Ohio that the intercollegiate aquatics mine the satisfactory scholar include the NAIA District III pr ogram at UCSD has shown a in the aquatics pr ogram have be ship of a student. 1Jec. 14 - Liberty Bowl, at state and Coach Woody Hayes, Cross Country Championships come indignant to the point of Memphis. Mississippi vs. Vir consistant lack of response to , The outcries fr om the faculty I find picking against Heisman (Nov. 16) and a tri-meet with disinterest atthe apparent failure ginia Tech in the first big bOwl O.J. Simpson like student interests in that area. members, and even presidents, Trophy winner the "B' and freshman teams ot on the part of the physical educa game of the season. By virtue picking against God. IknowNotre Had it not been for the late j)ec1sio" who certainly should have known San Diego State College (Nov. recruited water polo coach, Tom tion program to respond even better on reclassification of stu of Mississippi's win over bowl Dame ran over the Trojans, but 26). half way? .s/ bOund Alabama and Tech's loss you can bet Coach John McKay Crocker, UCSD would have gone dents who openly disobeyed the The Tritons finished eleventh unrepresented in water polo this A few students have of them to 'Barna ant! mediocre Kansas will make some changes. In the very laws by wbich they were of thirteen teams entered in the selves attempted to find a coach, State, I'll have to go with ole best game of the long football past quarter. Still, (with all due ])~c is ' · deferred, is an example of the NAIA District III Championship. thus far unsuccessfully. Whatever Miss. star quarterback Archie day, I'll take USC, maybe by a thanks to Coach Crocker) a non depths to which control has fal Jay Segal, the first UCSD finish practices ther e are will be in I 0l?s I Manning and the Rebels. Make good size margin. salaried coach who didn't have len in the operation of some in er, took 24th place with a 28:48 formal workouts run by the swim it Mississippi. So that's the way I see the to spread his time so thinly as • stitutions. The complete loss of time. a graduate student, a TA, and mers themselves--u they are al control which followed could not bowl games. Unfortunately, I The toughness of the competi lowed use of the pool between Dec. 28 - Gator Bowl, at Jack cannot yet have the pleasure of coach might have molded a more be other than inevitable. tion is indicated by the meet 4:00 and 6:00 p.m. sonville, Fla. Alabama vs. Mis picking UCSD to win a bowl game. cohesive and conditioned team. The question for the coming souri in what should be one of winning time of 26:39.8 by Dennis But it is difficult these days to The object of this article is not year is what has been learned Maybe next year, gang. Savage of Westmont (winner of to lay the blame at the physical the tew lopsided games of the And in some of the smaller hire anyone on a non-salary ba tly administrators, faculty mem post season action. 'Barna's 8-2 the championship with 38 team sis. education department's, admini bers, and students. Will the edu bowls that seem sure picks, I'll poi4lts). stration's, or anyone else's door. season record shows the usual take Grambling in the Junior The prospects for a Triton cational institutions be operated The Tritons defeated the State Rather, it will hopefully cause fin e year the Crimson Tide had, Bowl), swimming team appear even by the administrators? If not, . Rose Bowl (Pasadena frosh 38-49, but lost to State' s more to become aware that the and Missouri will prove no match beating Sac state; Humbolt State more bleak than they had for there will be a sharp decline in tor Coach Bear Bryant's young "B" team 34-38. JaSegalfinish water polo last summer. As of above mentioned problems do means for operation from what to nip Fresno state in the Camel ed first with a new UCSD var exist and that the need for a team. Alabama, all the way. ia Bowl; Powerful North Dakota this writing, no coach has been ever source they have come. Sun Bowl, at El Paso. Aubufn sity cou rse record time of 25: 30. rapid solution is imperative. The State to take Arkansas State in found to take the team on a volun With frequent interference in vs. Arizona in the other lop Gonzales, fifth, GUlette, eighth, season is already three weeks the Pecan Bowl; and Florida tary basis. The swll8ling sched- operation, how long will students sided game taking place In the Twonbly, tenth, and Farabough and ODe r.uceUed meet old. state, with All American Ron who want to learn frequent such Dec. bOwls. Auburn had a great fourteenth, completed the 38 point an institution? How can the Se· Sellers , to r un over Louisiana team score. year despite their 6-4 record. state in the Peach Bowl. lective Service System find a They provided tough opposition The final cross country event students satisfactorily pursuing a And if you think those are of the 1968 season, the AU-Cal for three bowl-bound teams, and unusual names for football games full- time course when he is pre beat Cotton Bowl-bound Tennes Santa Barbara meet, will be held vented from doing so by others, how abOut the Peanut Bowl on tomorrow at Santa Barbara at see. Arizona, on the other hand, December 21 at Dothan, Ala or he prevents others from doing should not really be in the Sun 1:00 p.m. so? Bowl, as any Ar izona state fan bama, which matches up two powerhouses--Livingston state wi'll faculty members who be will tell you. Aubu rn, easily. Ueve that academic freedom cov vs. Ouachita Baptist. How am I Val'slly Cage ers disrespect for our Nation and Dec. 31 - Bluebonnet Bowl, at picking that one ? Let·s call it a toss-up, and you pick your favor yer open disobedience of its laws be al Houston. Oklahoma vs. Southern Games Slal'l ite. nag football action against the Maphds. Half-Fast lost to BOI 6 lowed to continue to prey on stu Methodist In a close one . SMU, -15, in an twenty minute overtime period for the championship. dents even to require them to with a season r ecord of 7-3, The UCSD Triton basketball attack the actions of government chalked up a win over powerful Run With the team opened its 1968-69 season ,.1 officials at tile price of pass ing at home, dumping the visiting -r6's -witt I" ','r ••• S,,,,, Auburn. Oklahoma, also 7-3, has grades? University of Michoacan, from BOI won the intramurals flag a great offense in quarterback Road runners Co-ed volleyball and two-man I believe there are encouraging Bob Warmack and tailback steve Morelia, Mexico, by the score football championship in an over Some decisions are relalivelY unimporlant. indications that the sUent citi of 90-42. time Victory over Hall-Fast 15 volleyball wlll be open for com Owens. Although they lost to a petition along with many other zens are nearing the end of their miserable Colorado team, the This Sunday, in an attempt High scorers were Boyd for -6. ' Where YOU pul your engineering patience and such faculty mem to ease the pain of finals we~ the Tritons, with game honors As the teams were tied 6-6 activities. Check the intramural Sooners beat Orange Bowl-bound handbook for (urther information. bers will reform or cease to be Kansas to tie for the Big Eight a two to three mUe run wui of 18, and Alvarez of Michoacan at the end of regulation play, lalenllo work is nOI. subsidized in their attempts, title. In a tight one. call It be held. If you happen to fall with 16. it took an additional twenty min realized or not, to destroy the Oklahoma. under the category of undergra In their next encounter, the ute half for the BOI tern to pull United States we have known and duate, graduate, faculty, staff, Tritons travelled to UC Irvine it out. loved. I cannot help but believe . Jan. I - Sugar Bowl, at New administrator, or you are an im over Thanksgiving, where they The rough game saw three As you contemplate one of the most important decisions of your life, we invite you to consider a that the root of the difficulty of Orleans. Arkansas vs. Georgia, mediate family member of one of were defeated by the Anteaters, players sent to the hospital. Tom career at Pratt & Whitney Aircraft. Here, you will find wide·open opportunities for professional growth rebellious students came directly which should be fairly easy to these, or If you happen to be 92-79. The Anteaters jumped Baker suffered a broken nose with a company that enjoys an enviable t\!cord of stability in the dynamic atmosphere of aerospace from llle affirmative efforts of predIct, will still be an exciting a Regent, you may participate. off to a quick 1l-3 lead, and Bert Weiner wrenched a knee' Tbe run is scheduled to start technology. some of the faculty members and game. Georgia , No. 4 in the coun were neve r tied, as they led and Bob Poolman suffered a con~ the negative failuTe of others. try, and a season without a loss at 11:00 a.m. at the Reve11erocks throughout the entire game. cussion. We select our engineers and scientists carefully. Motivate them well. Give them the equipment and The students, regardless ofthe (8-0-2), shouldn't change their acrCW6 from the gym and finish UCSD pulled to within six at In the crucial overtime pe rlod facilities only a leader can provide. Offer them company-paid, graduate·education opportunities. factors which are the causes , will winning ways in this game. Ar sometime later at the same spot. 78-72 with five minutes remain BOI scored a touchdown (making' This iolfair is sponsored by the Ercourage them to push into fields that have not been explored before. Keep them reaching for a be the ones the Selective Service kansas was 9-1, but tbeirsched ing, but could not sustain their the conversion) and a safety . Personal must deal with in the majority ule wasn't too tough. In one sympathetic and sadistic UCSD drive. T,he Tritons were out lit-Ie bit more responsibility than they can manage. Reward them well when they ~ manage it. Basket ball rosters are now of the problems. It is certain quarter of the New Year's Day cross cou.ntry team. rebOunded 48-30 by the Ant-· being accepted through January StUdent that Congress will not tolerate It is the hope of the team that Arid your decision is made easier, thanks to the wide range of talents required. Your degree can be a football action, make it Georgia. eaters, a fact that pretty much 3, 1969. All who are interested the Selective Service System de as many people as possible wiIl told the story of the game. in forming a team for intramural Advisor B S., M.S., or Ph .D. in: MECHANICAL • AERONAUTICAL • ELECTRICAL • CHEMICAL • CIVIL • Cotton Bowl, at Dallas. Texas participate. To do this we are ferring students to permit them Leading scorers were Herman competition may obtain rosters Kathy: Overdrawn MARINE. INDUSTRIAL ENGINEERING • PHYSICS • CHEMISTRY • METALLURGY • MATERIALS vs . Tennessee before the pro striving for a non- competitive to disrupt educational institu and Cunningham of Irvine, with from the intramural office, or again? Incredible! Fly Longhorn fans. This is a battIe Race. Hoping to aid all runners SI;IENCE • CERAMICS. MATHEMATICS • STATISTICS • COMPUTER SCIENCE • ENGINEERING tiens. 28 and 24 points respectively call Ext. 2282 and have them home th is weekend on Nor do I believe that Congress between Texas' great running to make the distance, a pit stop S ;IENCE • ENGINEERING M CHANICS. back Chris Gilbert (number 3 and Desjardins of UCSD with 21: mailed. PSA (cha.rge it) for will tor long provide funds to will be allowed at which drinks The Cr oss Country Turkey Run educational institutions to pay in NCAA list of total all-time will be available. In further ing Tuesday night, the cagers tra cram course in addi rushing), and Richmond Flow velled to Scott Gymnasium on was held on November 27 , and tion and subtraction. faculty member~ who Incite stu this cause, all inter-collegiate was a success although the turn C)nsult your college placement officer-or write Mr. William L. Stoner, Engineering Department, dents to disobey the Selective ers, the equally speedy flanker athletes w1ll be barred from the campus of Cal Tech, with Your loving and saintly back trom Tennessee. Tennessee the intention of avenging the foot out was less than expected. father. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft, East Hartford, Connecticut 06108. Service law, or tolerate, as satis running. , Pete Sertic and Tom Dana barely be~t poorly equipped rival ball team' s narrow loss to the factory, stude nts . who do so. I Highlighting the run will be P. S. All you have to do is Vanderbilt, with Flowersscoring Engineers. The Tritons accom finished first and second in the believe that there is an implied The Participation of Dean Pyle phone your campus rep : once. Texas, with their new "Y plished their goal In fin\! style, men's two mile event. VLki character and integrity require and Dean Batcbelder. Hauso and Judy Thumas were " SU~.. C OMUr ment for a student who is being formation", has a lot of power jumping off to a 22-3 lead in and an offense that seems UD "Road runner" T-shirts will the first five munutes and never first and second in the women's 222-2572" trained to be an effective citizen one mile. All four received U of the United States. stoppable. Who can pick agaInst be awarded to winners of var looking back. San Francisco. Oakland or DIVISION O~ UNITItD RAAI'T COAPOAATION live turkeys for their effort s. It is impossible to be Heve the Coach Darryl Roya~'ll take ious categories including first The halftime score stood at San Jose. $19.85. Sacra Pratt & Whitney Aircraft girl, first professor, first couple 68-19, and the final score read Women's fiag football wlIl take mento. $21 .59. l.A. or Holly state or the Nation intends to Texas. WOod-Burbank, $6.35. Super EAST HARTFORD AND MIDDLETOWN, CONNECTICUT and youngest contestent. Re 116-41. The Tritons employed a place this winter. All team cap .~4Utl 0,""",,,,,, , ... ploy., subsidize any further education 727 Jets. PSA glves}lOu a 1111. WEST PALM BEACH, FLORIDA of those who faU to demonstrate Orange Bowl, at Miami. Penn reshments will be provided for suffocating zone press to its tains please contact Intramural either the capacity or the desire state vs. Kansas In a game that all participants, so come out and fUllest, forcing 37 turn-overs by Director Andy Sidef at the be to be law-abiding citizens of their run! the Engineers. ginning of the winter term. State and Nation. Pane 8 DECE~BEq 6, 1968 ,: CAMPUS KIOSK I THE A UAL PRE-.::HRIST- IN AN OU CI G ITS SUM "THE DRAFT AN_OJQ.ll: , by mas sale of ceramics made by mer employment program, the Leslie S. Rothenberg, co-ordina University of California Exten U.S. Civil Service Commission tor of Selective Service Affairs sion students will be held Satur advised students to make plans for U.C., special assistant to the day, Dec. 7 at the La Jolla early for next summer's job. Chancellor, UCLA. A Doubleday Museum of Art. Commission officials indicated Anchor book, on sale now at the Christmas shoppers takingpot that early applicants would have Campus Bookstore, $1 .45. luck will find a wide varietv of the best employment chances for MEETING OF THE UNIVER shapes, sizes and colors from the very limited number of Fed sity International Association to which to choose. eral jobs available next summer. day in the South Dining Hall at The sale begins at 9:00 a.m. Under the 1969 summer job 7:00 p.m. and lasts until 4:00 p.m. However, program, most of the jobs will Rhoda Lopez, University Exten be tilled through the Summer WANTED: Poems, essays, short sion ceramics instructor, advises Employment Examination. Tests stories, drama, art, musiC, phO everyone to get there early for will be given in December and tography, and other art forms 'T the best selection. January with January 30 set as for Muir Campus Literary Mag Prices for the pots range from the final deadline for the written azine. Drop manuscripts in Muir 50 cents to $75. test. LIt. Office. Deadline: Jan. --- Successful candidates in the 13 @5 p.m . Originals will be AN EXHlli lT OF STUDENT exam may be hired in positions returned if requested. All ma ART will be featured at the ranging from GS-l ($1.87 per terial published will be copy Lutheran student Center at the hour) to GS-4 ($2.47 per hour), righted. junction of La Jolla Shores Drive depending on experience and and orth Torrey Pines Road . training, or as Clerk-Carriers THE CAMPUS LUTHERAN PRE-CHRISTMAS SPECIAL: rebroad traflbmission - any AM students from campuses in the at U.S. Post Offices at $2.85 Complete stereo component sys- radio within about 100 yards picks west and midwest have contri- ' Center will be sponsoring an in per hour. Minimum age for these formal, group do-it-yourself din tem. Includes Stereo Master up a signal from the stereo, (ste- buted 23 works in a variety of jobs is eighteen, or sixteen for 100 watt amplifier with A M/ FM/ reo at 16 00 on the dial), extra media, from metal sculpture to ner tonight at 5: 00 with folk high school graduates. singing entertainment. The Cen FM Stereo tuner; matched spea- . bass speaker s in addition to high oil paintings. The exhibit will be College students and graduates ter is located at 9595 La Jolla kers in groovy looking cabinets I frequency and medrange in ei open daily, 7:00 a.m. to 11:00 with appropriate course work will and Garrard turntable, model 50. ther channel - wired specially. p.m., December 1 through 10. Shores Drive, on the western . be hired for other positions such edge of UCSD's Revelle College Unique features of this commp.r- . Asking $215, (trade for tape _.-._.- as park rangers, surveying as campus. cial model include MUSIl< - 24 equipment?) Contact steve, 755- THE LA JOLLA CIVIC OR sistants engineers and other hour, no interrup music stations, 8380. chestra and Chorus Association specialized jobs, applicants may will conduct a musical holiday apply directly to the agencies tour of homes in the La Jolla listed in the Examination An farms area on Saturday, Decem nouncement. ber 7, from 3:00 - 7:00 p.m. For further information con Among the homes to be visited cerning these opportunities, in will be Chancellor McGill's and terested candidates may obtain Revelle Provost Paul Saltman's. copies of Announcement No. 414 in the student Employment office, Tickets will be sold at these homes for $3. (west wing) or at the Career MORE THAN For further informatio:l , call Educational Planning and Place ment Center (east wing) Bldg. 453-0112. 250 MC. ------,-- • _ . _ _ W I • __ - . - . - . - . _ ,- The La Jolla Civic Orchestra AN ALBUM, A and Chorus and the Un iversity THE CA LIFORNIA ST ATE of California will present a Scholarship and Loan Commis Christmas concert on December sion reminds college students 8 at 3:30 p.m. in Sherwood Hall, that the postmark deadline date La Jolla. for the filing of California state PERFORMANC[ A Thomas ee, music professor Scholarship applications is Dec at UCSD, will conduct Bach's ember 10, 1968. Brandenburg Concerto No.2 with Five thousand seven hundred students soloists Joel Quivey, new scholarships for undergra RECTAL,/1\ violin; Peter Middleton, flute; duate college students are to be Ralph Hassman, oboe; and Jack awarded by the Commission this Logan, piccolo. spring. The chorus wUl perform Glor students who believe they are ia by Vivaldi and the Christmas in need of financl:ll assistance TOTALlY Cantata by Pinkham. A Festival for tuition and fees at the col Consort of San Diego musicians leges of their choice and who will also play several Renais have already taken the Scholastic sance pieces on Medieval in Aptitude Test of the College En trance Examination Board in No WGGED-OUT struments. Admission is free to all UCSD vember or December may secure students and there is a $2 charge application forms from their to the general public and a $1 schools or the Commission of charge to other students. fices in Sacramento. 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