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------, World peace movements Election Hiroshima Soviet voices quelled Results Califorll ia Offi(e,~ holocaust is B ~ PAl IL MA(~ N ELI A ( ~ ~cnatl comi1zg out In contrast to the 101en<.,e On June 1, 1!)~2. an Is ro\\ n(l) 1:> 1 • d 'bale 10 thl.., countn O\er the InciL'pendt'nt Ill/)\ l'llll'nl "for \\'11 on n<) . 112 B ~ !\IARY JO !\1 cCONAJl A Y consequences of nu(:lear war. e"tabhshll1g t rusl bl'! \\ l'en I he r;{)ITOR'S l\·OTE. The and an e\ en more \' igurous l', and t he 1'., W \\ CIS jll/>(/II('SI' fli/IIIIUclear 11101'(" dispute 10 \\ esl Gl'rman~ ' 1)\'l'1 launched b\ II ~(I\ iel /l/cill is 1I1I1l/lte/y dl).krcJlI.lrvm t he deployment of l'.' nudt'ar' II1t elll'ct ual". At an infolmal B .tdlr\ (D· . 1 ils (II/f II I 1'1'/>([rls d'l'lI~JII'rc, tipped m i"sele, on European press conferenCl' I he) urged I >t'u knwp3n (R) ,. III () 1//(III/~s 10 Ihl presl'l1rc oj soil. a "ilel1ce ha.., fallen ml'r the !:->0\1l'l gm('fnml'l1t 10 "hlbakusha" - IIII' slIn'il'ors t he II1Clpl(~nt peace m()\ement Illdude t he general publ1t 111 Lieutcnant (;0\ (' rnor' of Ih(' alomic bombs Ihlll !£>IIIIJ! on the ot her ..,Ide of the please turn to page () Hiroshima aJld .\'aKasak/' Afla milit ary equat IOn. according to :\lcCClrth\ (J) •. , .. ,. years oj limidilv aJld el'eJl reports from Ea<"(ern Bloc 1I ,IIel (H s/I(/1//(', mallv SlIrt'il'OYS not<' arc cou ntnes. Attornc\' Gencnll rO lllillK oui oj Iltc "alomic During t he past six mont hs r/osel"'ojoillihe KrOll'inKlil//i· \ 'all de Kamp (/») •• :1 Ix)th the Soviet and East · 'I,'hol on ' HI..... 1! b II udellI' /l/ol'emelll, re/>orls PA' , (;erman gO\ ernments have ediloy M([I)' jo A/c CIJJI ([1111 v, atlempt<.>d to extinguish tho"e Superinl endant of If ho 11lI/'e/cd 10 japaJl 0/1 (/ Krall I \oices and .... ~ mbols calling for Puhlic I n~1 ruel ion frolll IIII' /liros/lill1l1 111/(/'1/(/ peace and disarmament. They "iolla/ LIIIIII/(// FiJIIlldallOil ha \'(' sough t to replace them Il ol1lg ..... ,...... • ) I \\' 1\ h go\'ernment·spon"ored RI'e'.. . . ~ U IImO:HIMA, JAPAN - orgnizalions assl'rtll1g Ihat Kazuko Kojima, a "h\. pretly peace i" only obI ainable housl'\\ Ifl', IS one of t Ill' rea· through I he military dcfen .... l' Propositions ..,em.., the japanese antiweCl' of ... ucialism. i.e .. I he S()\ leI J - '('hool Bond", pon.., mo\ ement 1<" dlfferenl l 'nlOn and East Cerman\ from II counlerparts 111 the ,'e\'{'ral of t he more r'ecenl Ye ;)O.:l {Tnlted , tates and Eurolx', dlu"t rallOns of t hi'" crar kdc)\\ n • TO ••••• ,... I~J She \\a. born hen' 111 a arc the demise In the SO\ I('t 2--C()lInt~ cro\\ ded bom b shelt er \\ here l TnlOn of a "mall "peace group" Jail Bond .... her mol her was "till hidll1g sl:ekll1g (halogul' Ix·t \\ ('en I hl' IWI! cia\''' after Ihe first atomiC l'nited !:->tale.'> and the ,()\Iel ) l'!> •• '" • • " •• ) ~ explosi()I1. A midwife v.ho { l1ion and in Ea , t (;prman\, • '0 .. ,...... J.i i hapPl'lll'd to I ' 111 thl' "helter t hl' ... lIencing (If 111(' LuI h('rat) . 1-BlI~ Tnhol' La nd Iwlpl'(l \\'It h t hl' dehvl'n. tl1l'n Church and ils ()pcn "upport died of rudlallon pOl .... onll1g. for di"amament ) l' ...... " ,~ q Like m(\n\ female sun I \ or .... (,f .'0 ..... 171 Irradiate'd J1 lro"hllna. she gn'\\ U\H\ II h no ex peet at iOI1 of ~)-Il' I hook Loan .. t'\ er marrYlOg and ha\lng her O\\.n lamll\. But before her Yt' ...... , .... :~~).O mot her died of cancer recent 1\ . • '0 .. "...... (' 1 () a marriage \\ a" arranged bet \\een KOJima and "a kll1d , man," much older than I her"elf, and a healt hy baby ~ ~ I Yl' ...... ,...... 1 L I \\ as born. . /~".f,~--:\\\\" :\0 ...... :>;:i ~J • Because of thaI bal)\, "he ~ '111\ .,... Frl'l'zl' sa~ s, Kojima 110\\ L'ori" lciers 12-An11" her"elf part of the japane"e Yl'~ .... ,' . i~.) gra..,s·root s m()\ellwnt agall1"t :\!' Ii 1 nuclear weapon". " I \\as a l\\'a\s reluctant to get 1 :~-\\ all'r l on .... l·'·\ . 111\ ol\'ed Ix'fore," sill' >';<1\''''. balanCing the II1fant on lier .~.l 3 lap. "bul \\ hen I had I hi" Imb\ 6 1 -; . I \\. ,\'- \\ illing to talk." Becau<.,e "Iw IS a lIi/J(/klls/w I ·1-Hl'dj",1 rit,t in~ Com. KOJima and ot her su n 1\ or" hold a unique place at the ll ' ~ .. , ... ,.. 1 ) :{ heart of the j apanese 'I I I ,III II lj'l I :\0 :i I i ., " , \ ~ m()\emenl. On lv recenth. 'f " .. I 1 ;)-(,lIn Control he)\\ l'\l'r. ha\ l' tht., Itib(lk/(.'ilt~/. most of \\ hom ha\ l' IX'en l l''' . 37.2 l'\ l1ll'd." "') ret i ri ng or l'n .. as ha '\;ll. 1_ hegu n t () .... pea k ou t. I pl(''' .... (' turn to p a J.l c ::; , , II

UEO employee cen or Chilean right peak r. Page 2 Warren College in earch of a new provo t. Pag 5 UCSD Ba eball Team bound for th Orient. Pa 7 2 The UCSD Guardian Thursday, November 4, 1982 Thursday, Nove mber 4, 1982 The UCS D Guardia n 3 The UCSIt Guardian Oliphant Are \Ve a nation w-hich is easily bored?

By ROG,ER SIMON exploration wou ld be Carl's A few hour later. we were putting of your house in order when we left the road. Los Angeles Times yndicale fat her's Buick and not a on the road. before you ca n just pack up I was navigating that day­ Opinion schooner. The word gave us a That would be impossible and leave. my lap was heaped high with T hey say we need electronic maps and guideoooks - and I games and video recorder and sense of drllma and mission . now, even unthinkable. I But back then, there was We got out the maps and reali ze. Now there are on ly us and the road. read aloud to Carl over the Walkman stereos to entertain engine's roar that single map Unsigned ediloriaiJ represen l lite opinions o/Ihe edilona/ boa rd a/ lite UCSD us wherever we go. That is plotted our course. We figured respon ibilitie to meet and And the best part of it. Guardia,.. TIte edi/()ri41 board is composed o/Scoll Young, Lisa Lopin. Tom Rankin we could do it for $20 plus gas. arrangements to make and the really, was what happened please turn to page 4 and Caly Tillkk. All ollter a rlides i~ Ihis seclion are solely I~e op!nioH.o/ lite wriler because, they say, we are a and do nolnecessarily represeHI tlte vleu'S o/the UCSD Guard,all. Itsed/tortal board. nation that is easi ly bored. ..------______1 its adverlisers or lite Regents 0/ tlte UHiversify 0/ Cali/ornia. l a~~ a1 {a~kot~epa l i ~gtcheen\~~ The true value of college wisdom Election results: Wisconsin on my way to a • • • ~~'f~~t~~~:?:7hd~~: The simple story of Art andthe Derivati~e change color. b y MA RK P. DIAMOND do?" he asked. and retrieved my '1' .1. 59 able to carryon a 'ift.ort peSSIOllsm runs .>Z. ,I The trees wi ll change next The coll ege experience "Well, I am a student at the Programable Calculator and con\'ersation. I asked h'im year just like they changed last encompa se much more than University of California at an started punching in numbers. "What would yOU like me to year. And. ha lmost everyone. hasd getting a dIp' loma. I n a ddItlOn" DI·ego." " You can't do it in your .s, ay'. Ho'"" about s'ometh l'ng the rampage seen It appen agam an to our own en lightenment, the "Oh really. There seems to head?" he questioned. using 'dormir'. I just learned again. Yet some come out to knowledge weimbibeat schoo l be a lot of students around "No," I sai~ meekly. "but I howtoconjugatedormirinthe The election results are in, unfortunately. T he see it anyway. enables us to in turn teach these days," Art replied. can do the antldenvatlve m my preterite tense." It reminded me of that day unsophi ticated people this "Yep. That's right. We head. rOl example... " "Well ... how about: 'The boy overwhelmingly negative results on all of the when Carl and [ were sitting sought.after wi ·dom. It is ur.iversity students are the . To my surp.rise, Art was not was good'." Art replied. propositions requiring change, such as 15, 14, 13 and on t he porch of the old gray f . h basis of modern societ y. With Impre.scd WIth the obVIOUS "EI chl'co estuve ... no. h h h d h truly grati yi ng to raise t e _ that'~'" 11 indicate a distinct social direction. We are ouse t at a some ow consciousness of these our education we solve the usefulness of my knowledge. not it , el chicoera ... no, el ch ico disappearing in a haze of pessimism, perhaps managed .to survivef countlessII ordinary people. world's problems," I added. Maybe derivatives were too. estaba. ... no. Well that' kinda rece ion·induced. We are afraid of change. generatIons 0 co ege The other day I had to take Not wanting to di cu s the sophisticated for someone hke tricky. Are you sure you don't tudents. the bus to downtown Laloll a. role of the college student in him. Interrupting me, he want to hear the preterite of Proposition 15 lost, even though supported by the CIa s - were to begin in just d I bo ded ociety, Art asked me what I asked "Does your Psychology dormir?" [ a ked. mayors and police chiefs of most of California's major a few days and we felt they ~haeck6~~ka~~ ~~~nd thea~nly was studying. help you deal with people?" " 0, that's okay." mumbled cities. Handguns, used for little besides shooting cou. ldh not be returned. to vacant seat. Silting next to me "I'm studying a lot of things, "orta, we sl udy rats. I Art . He turned awavJ and human beings, or perhap target practice in case you WIt out an approprrate was a congenial-looking old like Computer Science, The taughtarattopu habuttonto tarted looking at other ever need to shoot a human. will remain abundant adventure fir t. man. He wore old, green Calculus, Spanish, Psych- ~et food. But once I tncke~ it - pa sengers on the bus. Florida, California, Texa , polyester pants and a IIg' h t ology and a lot more." In stead of food I gave him an A ml'nute pas ed and he and accessible in this tate. Though rifles and New Yor k - a II t hose pI aces brown shirt. "Can you do exponents and electric shock. Boy was that announced, "This i. my stop." s hotguns, osten ibly useful guns, remained that spell excitement to I li stened intently as Art tuff?" funny," I chuckled to myself. He tood up and waited at the unaffected by the proposition, the people were Midwesterners - were out of rambled on about his life, his "Yes I can," I chirped. "r or "But...'· door until the bus rolled to a convinced, at great expense, that their constitutional the question for reasons of view on the tran it sy tern, example, if you take the Again, unimpressed, Art complete top. Disembarking, ' I'VE ~lR£At't BEEN mmD I rights were being taken away. The police, of course, time and money. and anything else that derivative of 'x' to the fourth interrupted me: ,. 0 Y(.1 he turned and gave me a "What we hould do," Carl interested him. These view and then the integral of the ~peak pan!~h . ay something quizzical look. merely continue to work over-time combating street said in oneof tho e moments of .. re ultant, you end up with the In .pamsh. "Gee," I thought to mvelf, . • , . struck me as rather simplrstlc. J crime. Letter to the Editor pure inspiratIon.. L k M' h'IS Nevert h e I es, [ enJoye. d orl'gl'nal expression." Finally J had found "I'sn't I't nice to enlrghten Proposition Illost. Why? Wedonot understand the circumnavigate a e IC 1- listening to an uneducated "Oh ... " responded Art. something that he cou ld another member of ';ociety." I defeat of the recycling initiative. Can it be that the gan. " "Then what's, say, three to under. tand. Po sibly I cou ld leaned back and began people were 0 utterly convinced by the surface It was the wo rd circumnavi- peS~~~ the conversation the fourth equal to?" teach him a few words of contemplating vec tor nota. gate that did it. And it did not turned to me. "What do you I reached into my backpack Spanish so that we might be tion . wisdom of their shopping bags that they neglected to Chilean rights speaker censored matter that our vessel of ~~~~~~~~~~~~ __~ ~~~~~~~~~ __~ ______~~ ____~~ ______~ think of the environment? Even though the rhetoric of the bottler and supermarkets was obviously Editor: was more than .ha lf an hour denoucing the U.S. policy shallow, the voters went with the money. We pity the I attended the film Missing later that the lecture was which led to the overthrow of CalPirg workers, who pent so much time in vain. last Friday night a well a. thl:! finally able to begin. the freely elected government Pro po ition 13, another environmental i sue, also lecture by Thomas Hau ser, But a more important of Salvador Allende in Chile in Career Planning & Placement & P.L.EA.* present: which were sponsored by the problem arose towards t he end 1973. Abou t three or four 10 t. It wa reputed to be confusing, at least by those University Events Office and who hadn't read it. Prop. 14 lost, because the power­ of the program, after the minutes into her speech the the Committee for World movie. lights on her were turned off, broker in organizec political parties could never Democracy with ASUCSD A spokeswoman from a and then her microphone was upport local control over local candidate's district. funds. The event was Chi lean human rights group cut off. Jerry Brown 10 t to bland Pete Wilson: how could informative and interesting, was speaki ng on current Apparently, the only person thi happen? The nation's p~~pntial fir t black and a large group of people lroub les in Chi le and please turn to page 4 were in attendance . The governor lost. People say Bradley 10 t becaus~ we program was seriously man-ed r-- ---T.... h-e---:-U .... C.....-:s=-n=--G::::--u-a-r-d:-:"l.-a-n------'I aren't ready for a black governor. We are afraId of by two occurrences. Law School change. First, the doors of 1-3·0 16 UCSD Lalolla Calif. 9202517141452-3466 At least the nuclear freeze initiative won. Then Mandeville Auditorium were kept closed until after the l hn .. :\1 11~t' again, it is symbolic. and won't necessarily change (,,-'m: ru l Munua.!t·r program was to start, causing anything anyway. a long line to form outside. It ~l'llI Vuung Edilor 'I• • lt°r-1t '" \1 ullin Ilnd,1 II'" ,,, Fears of Tylenol and nuclear bombs '\.. .. 1"'·, (;(' n4.' ru l ~1u","ll'r"... Day Paul Fan"dl Manownf( Editor Ojl\ Id E,.-kman Lack of confidence in government Ifend TYI.M!!ol!IIl'f At the root of this pessimi m I'hHma ... Hankin B1a~~~~:: fe~~~E fu m ble and bicker at home and lal\ i'lOkle T)'pe... eucrt.:J)lan:1 ~h('r .. , thn.. ()"ll·r\~ald('r. Tuesday, November 9, 1982. is a profound crisis of fight abroad. more and more New~ Editor!oi t-l't:h,tr(t Thorne. jt-nnlfu Warren Early on in the Reagan confidence in government. people slide back into the administrat ion a fear set in While politicians debate pursuit of their own survival I.' .... a I.apin Ann Mllkr that the world's leader no whether government hould and hope for the best, adopting Opinion F.A:litor Produl'liun Manut(er longer were able to control do more or les!', many ordinary the attitude of peoples 1:00 - 4:00 pm at the citizen ' wonder whether their growing nu clear everywhere for 4,000 years: Mu'hat'l Ahn Produ,' liun Wor-ker ... : Juhn I.)mbl'r~ . Chn .. arsenals. Soon his was joined government can do anything that the further away Fe8 lu re~ Ed itor \'uun.c Come meet with law school representatives to by a second fe 1r: that maybe positive but talk. One telltale government is, the better off learn how, when and if you should apply to law Student Center Hump the best mac1inery of the sign is the ever·declining they are. ~. Andrt'\\. h.t't.,ll'r national and global economies number of people who bother What , in fact, ca n Art .. Editor school. Application materials will be available from & was slipping ,lUI of control. to vote. U.S. News World government do? The most III( I l "Il' ."I,,,h,1I1 " 11ullll,II.-«1 \I"I'd.1\ ,11141 ! Repor! predicts a voter turnout 1 lUll ,d,l\ 'lhlllU~ Ih,' ",111'-11111 \ 1·,11 11\ "HIIIIIII ... ,II law school reps from: The Tylenol care ha ' now decisive step it can take is to I <.. "II t-<'·llr'I(hhlinn III "", \\ 11huUl 1)oI·,I1I1 ...... "11l "I Jim ;\ U~U .. I ,lIh 11111111111111 1111"'11. \\ ... ' .. ",II·/I ..... IIHII\ 1"-1111111111'(1 highlighted a t ;,ird fear' I h~t in November of 33 percent. A", .. cx', Arll'\ Edilor roll back the public's fear of \ '11 1.... I"If1~lhll· I", IIn",11\ Ih'1l 111,111" .. , T11,1- "I .Irt American University Pepperdjne University lower lildl! th~ :, ll.tirne low of here, too. g( vernment no nuclear war by signing a I lh 1.1"",11,111 .. "h.... rtl _... 1011111· '-. " \n}.!i'lt'''' I mil" .. Other Pre-Law Week Activities: 34.5 percent in 1980. Another .... , nih. ,Ih'. I',h II" \, " , ",." II , .•11101 t HI' 1' .... 11 Boston College Stanford longer can -afeguard the credible arms control accord. ·'Il ...... , 11(11. ,II . 1 November 10, 7-9 pm, Formal Lounge: Panel of sign ' is the persistent J hlll ..1udt.·r Boston University UC Berkeley complex rang ' of material Such a move - a strong show Sporl" Ed it or su bstances, flom d rugs to reluctance of people to spend of government's confidence in BrIgham Young University UC [Mvls Attorney~ a Corporate Attorney, an Estate Planner cnd a drinking water, on which our money. even those with plenty it elf - wou ld be a vital means ('III Idllt., I" I'~ ,11111 ... IIIIh",I"I ,., Ilh' W" \I·III' Chicago-Kent fir"","1 (.111,\ ItIlhrllh .. h III II" 111"1" \\ , ,!II 111",11 UCLA Corporate Li tigator w ill talk about their specialties. of cash to spend. ~lu ·hilt:1 '-,ll'\I'n... con umer society dppends. to an even more vital end - h"I\\I', n ' 1;1 III .1I1I1 'II III \1'1'HI,I\ Ilu"").t11 h /Ct." I'holH Editor Comell Unlva'Sity 01 Colorado What make:; these macro What this pervasive restoring some fI ickerof pu blic anxieties so ominous is that pessimism suggests, just a optimism about the future Georgetown University Univa'Sity of San Diego November 11,4-5:30 pm, North Conference Room: they have come together with year or so away from 19R4 , is beyond the one people create Stoff \o\'nl('r,,"'L:tlh, \lKann.John Bnll-'. (,fI.')(ur} Harvard University of San Francisco people's deepest forebodings that we may be moving not t 1\;,,_-11,· JI_' hlll1!il I1'H lei Fh·mlnKt'r. ~11"'t· Sample Moot Court/ Trial Techniques Class sponsored for themselves. Ironicall y, (.rt't'nht.'f~ ·1lin h. a.... ,lIun'.jdf !-'il\ ,ljo{l'.Jlltl St hutl.' Indiana University USC about their futures - their towards the Rig Brother without that flicker of hope, M'lUrt>ton I'rhak.lhan. \l1k." r'I'"1h .. lewis and Clark Texas Southern University by Southwestern University of Law. ability to earn a li vi ng, stay totalitarian state George government's own efforts to Orwell predicted but tOwards Vol. 47, No. 13 New York Law School Vanderbilt University healthy and protect them· grapp le with economic, St.ff P ho.o.fllp~r" : Ann LUIIUU./., I'hlilip selves from the ravages of a final divorce of people from environmental and even \).n It", ~bn h .. ht.Of )(uh "-nt'dt·nlh~1. I)l',m Nov. 4 , 1982 New York Unlva'Sity Western State University crime and war. government. A politicians Ht>ndlt.·r. k.n"'n t\,w~ , I)a\t~'() nlt'r . Su ... ln ~h·lnt., foreign crises will go now here. Cawl ~tudd~Td Notre Dame Yale ·Pre-Law Educational Association ------=--::.-- - --~-=-=-==::::=:::=----=--- -- , ------=------~- ---==--=----:.-:-----=------~, " The UCSD Guardian Thursday, No~ember 4,1982 The UCSD Guardian Page 5 'Speaker censored What happened at the polls? Thomas Rankin, News Editor New-s November 4, 1982 continued frotH page 2 was a concerted effort to deny responsible was the audio t he spokeswoman's right to Ry L.J. ENSIGN coverage of the candidates, but speak. I do think though, that Uhl'iu us, it would take a Ku visual technician, who refused How could they do this to I was very confident in to turn the microphone back this one man, who had a little Klux Klan man to screw up. Brad[ey's victory, and fairly bit of power, decided that he me? Tom Metzger, why did you Holocaust's New provost on, refused to explain his [ went to bed on election confident in Brown's. I really • actions, and refused to give his didn't like what she was do it? cou ld not believe my radio in saying and that he could and night, li stening to KGB, not a Every important choice [ surVlvors name; in fact he would not news station. I don't have a the morning, and kept hoping sought for speak. He did have voice would prevent her from being had made was subsequently TV , so r was complete[y out -voted, except for the all day long that the results enough however, to call the hea rd. There should be an were wrong. speak out investigation of this matter as un aware of the early returns. Nuclear Freeze initiative. Warren Col. campus police to monitor the I wasn 't worried. How could Some elections, it's the people leaving the auditorium. soon as possible. I may be a foo l to ay it, but I continued from page 1 By JULIE McDONALD [ be' The issues and the honestly thought the bottle bill un certainty that kills you. r do not believe that there Karen Wyatt This time, I was s hot down by For decade , for instance, Earl Warren College has choice:; were so damned was going to pass. Even ret ired cleaning woman Tsuyo started its search for a new though all of the stores in the my certainty. Voting was a pleasure. I act ually sauntered Katoaka, 61. felt the atom college provo l. Conducting area were waging shopping bomb "was the will of God, th e search is a committee put bag propaganda wars against into the polling place and A nation too easily bored? happi ly turned on my radio in who sacrificed us to bring together by the Academic poor, innocent consumers like peace." Senate Committee o n continued from page 3 myself, I just assumed that we the morning. Only to lose, and ending and the two·lane world, 140 feet high. It had heavily at that. When the bomb fell on her Committees. legend: " Gen. MacArthur been discovered by a U.S. wo uld all vote for a home town of Nagasaki , the erving on the appointed blacktop wa empty in both I guess it all re ulted from a Pine." direct ion s. The fores t got forest ranger in ] 945 and he progressive, envi ronmentally direct heat rays burned Search Committee are: George I do not remember our named it after Douglas sou nd proposition. combination of naivete, poor Kataoka's clothes from her Anagno sto poulos (GC­ denser and denser, growing up concentration and bad luck_ I precise conver at ion, but ince to the edge of f he roadway. MacArthur, the hero of the This is cool California, we body and temporary blindness Department Chair, Philo­ sarcasm is the universal The pines formed a canopy Pacific who was al so a are for the environment and was n'l ready to believe that prevented her from c;eeing the sophy), David Lewis (History), language of coll ege students, it over our heads and the 'sun Wi cons in native. It was clean beaches, aren't we? We money could so blatantly buy destruction of the city for Stanley Middleman (AMES), must have gone omethinglike could be seen flashing briefly th ought to be 400 years old . don 't reall y believe that votes, as in Props. 11 and 15, or weeks. Lea M izumoto (Warren this: between the branches. I had never thought of trees roache and rats are goi ng to thaI Reagan·like Republica ns " That atom bomb gave provost s taff), usan hirk "And what do you suppo e a We fell silent in the car, as ' omething you could infe tour Safeways, do we? could carry the ball when the enough agonies to all of us," (Political Science), John Gen. MacArthur Pine i ?" almost as if we had entered a "discover" or how exactly you Come off it , folk . whole country knows that she ays. " It shouldn't be Stewart (Chair, Council of "A tree that looks like Gen. church, and soon all we could determined which tree is the How many people have been Reagan is nll t a good presiden t. allowed to happen to someone Provosts), Bet sy Sheldon MacArthur? A treewhitt[ed by hear was t he whisper of the tallest. But we looked at it for a to Oregon in the last six or so In reality, of course, the else_" (Warren College undergrad· Gen. MacArthur? A tree in trees in t he wind and the hiss long while. years? whole country doesn't know Today Kataoka lives alone uate), and Don Cotter (Warren which Gen. MacArthur is of our tires against the It didn't do anything. Tree Did you ee any rats in the thai , and most of the people in a warren· like hill ide College undergraduate). The buried ?" highway. rarely do, But when, without a supermarket ? I didn't. don't care mu ch. Most of the neighborhood overlooking a phu/" by I'IIll1lp Do"ICS committee i chai red by Lu peop le, my, elf included, just "In other word, a sight not We came upon it suddenly; it word, we got back in the car, I don't kn ow, it just doesn't rebuilt city. "Of course I never San Diego's Pete Wilson hides the tip of his nose from reporters following a s peech to ham (Department of to be mis ed." rested on little more than a we left with an odd feeling of make sense. want. a Earl Butz put it so married," she continues, supporters after his election to the U.S. Senate. Physic ). "To be sure." wide place in the road. We satisfaction, The real shocks for me were eloq uently, "100 e s hoe , tight looking up at her visitor and The search will be re tricted "Of course." pulled over and walked acros Thi happened more than a the victories of Pete Wil son pussy and a warm place to expo ing a face twisted and ju tification for not rising the adults, who are less visible in pu blicized project in which to UCSD and candidates are It was at [east a hundred the pine needles to where it dozen years ago, and it was a nd George Deukmejian, sh it." Corrected for gender, scarred by radiation burns. question of there ponsibiltyof the Japanese peace movement hundreds of students have required to hold full-time. miles out of our way, maybe stood. There wa no one el e that trip to Wi sconsin the possibly becau se these are naturally, Yet Kataoka, too, recently has each nation and of each than their counterparts in the unearthed melted roof tiles tenured (including security of farther, but we turned toward around. other day to make a speech men a nd not mere abstract Ant.! you ask why they don't developed a fresh perspective individual in the face of United States and Europe_ from along the city's river employment) faculty posi­ it without hesitation. The li ttle ign aid it wa that reminded me. issues. Maybe r wasn't closely vote anymore? What is the fun on the event. pos ible wars and of the Calligraphy teacher Hiromo ba nk . determined the tions The position of provost i The touri t season was the tallest w hite pine in the please turn to page 11 following the pre-e lection of voting if you lose? Kataoka was among tho e nuclear threat." Morishita was a you ng teen· temperat ure necessary to a five-year po t which is Japanese who believed the Says Kataoka: "When I ager himself when the bomb me lt them, calculated the renewable only after a review. deaths for firebombing and heard the pope say war was up fell. He was standing near a effects of those temperatures A college provost is especially from the atom to man , I thought, ' Well, river 1.5 kilometers from the on the human body and, a respon ible for the program­ bombs were a kind of di vine maybe there is something I can blast's hypocenter. "[ tried fo r Moris hita puts it "analyzed at ic, recreational, social and {t --- ~ retribution for Japan 's do. '" several years not to think the resul ts in their own cultural a. peets for hi Iher wartime actions, or even for Kataoka began to give about my scars," he says, but terms." college. Another responsibility c?Rc SIogurl cRt/air personal "sins." The belief newspaper and TV interviews students and others asked how Morishita and the other is the student government of ., was espec ially strong in as a Jzibakusha , and she joined he got them, and eventually hibakus/za now speaking out the college as well as various . frozen 25(: off I Nagasaki , home of Japan's the "Ten Feet Mov ement," a Morishita talked. Today he don't consider themselves campus-wide and sy ·temwide largest Christian community. popular national campaign to says he makes a special effort "chosen people," and committees. Budget prepara­ . yogurt any purchase . But the fatalistic notion was raise questions about nuclear to keep the memories fresh so generally shy away from tho e tio n a nd expenditure ~~~--1 ~creations of $1.00 01' more \, held in other versions by non­ war. The movement uses film he can recount them vividly to who want to put them center accou nting also fall under the Christians too, and pre­ footage from the US hi student . stage at peace rallies and office of the provo t. 1030 Torrey Pines empted any involvement go vernment relating to " ) came across a group of forums. Indeed, coming out of Other task include serving ~ Rd~ -- ~ among those who believed it. Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Like oldiers whos e s kin was the atom ic closet is not an easy a ex-officio member of the ..L. at Herschel f ! J' During Pope John Paul's Kataoka, who di scovered her completely peeled off, like step: Respected. as the unique co llege's governing body, -.------' La Jolla ~ visit to Hiro hima and own pi cture in a portion of reptiles, below their cap heart of the Japanese peace chairi ng the Council of Nagasaki la st year, however, documentary footage which line ," he recalls. movement, they also are Provosts on a rotating basis, " one per customer p' I 1.. he told the Japanese that the was used to make one of the InJ apan, laments Mori hita. ostracized - perhaps out of supervising I he professional , ~ , attitude was not only bad completed films , tens of "teen-agers are gener a ll y fear they ca rry genetic staff of the college, certifica­ theology, but a good way to thou ands of mem ber apathetic to anything outs ide damage, or because of tion of students for graduation '{'!?:).A' J ':}f'i', ~-J:~~- . ~:> J" ~i I ,< . - ••• ~~ ' I ~-i """ , • invite another holocau t. contribute to buy 10 feet each t he classroom beca u e recurring illnesses, or and reviewing and making • J . ~..... 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) Soviet voices cootinue~ fron, pale 1 Session on Disarmament in _DOO_I_Bl_B_u_I_J __~GB~' its search for. disamament. which he called for trust­ They proposed .hat a free and building measures between public exchange of opinions America and the Soviet Union. between the two great powers The official response to this would result in the liquidation effort was swift. The two of nuclear weapons and the leading figures in the group, reduction of conventional Sergei Batovrin, an artist and arms. To facilitate this son of a Soviet diplomat, and dialogue, they suggested Sergei Rosenauer, a mathema­ reciprocal visits from all strata tician, were detained and told of society and Soviet/Ameri­ that all such groups had to can television debates register with authorities. screened in both countries. Another member, Vladmir Stressing that they were not Fleischbakker, was threat­ dissidents and that their ened with prosecution. Those activities were not directed individuals who signed a against Soviet authorities, petition supporting this effort they cited a justification for were informed that their their action Leonid Brezhnev's university status was subject. message to the UN Special to review. A comparable situation occurred in East Germany this past spring. For months Provost tensions had been rising continued from page 5 between church and state. affiliated with the college. Since 1978 the Lutheran The provost is the academic Church has protested the and admini trative leader of compulsory military training the college. He/she is in schools for 14- and IS-year re ponsible for the realization olds and the involvement of of the academic goals of the the Society for Sport and college a described in the Technology (a youth group) in UCSD General Calalog. paramilitary training for The first committee meeting youths and young men. will be taking place on Friday. As a con equence of their The committee will then concern over the mili tariza­ contact all nominees to tion of East German society confirm intere t and proceed and the threat of war, with the application proces . individu:.Us within the church The committee hopes to began wearing a patch submit their recommendation depicting the biblical word , to Vice Chancellor of Academic "They shall beat their sword Affairs, John Miles, by into plowshares." read the following from the refusing to remove the patch ervice Bill to Parliament December 3rd. The deadline i Reacting to the church's pulpit: "We have been told by are threatened with grave expanding military require­ December 19. oppo ition to state policy, the State that wearing this con equences." ment , rebuked the church Acting Provost Michael Klaus Gysi, state secretary for patch in schools and in public As if the quiet, albeit when he said: "Peace and Addison, Chair of the Drama church affairs, informed will not be tolerated. It has forceful, intervention of Gysi socialism are inseparably Department, will continue in Lutheran Church officials been misused for the was not sufficient, Defense linked ....Socialism and peace this po ition until June 12 , that the patch no longer was manifestation of an attitude Minister Heinz Hoffman, on will need o~; plowshares and 1983 if necessary. acceptable. The church then hostile to the State.. .Those submitting a new Military our words.

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The University II1II.... graduate students work opens at Mandeville fIi. The Magazine Ensemble directed by John Events Office Is the organization that brings most all the concerts ~ By ROMHU of the '80s Lymberg takes a gamble with the programmed to campus and aids in the programming of the rest. An exhibition entitled Young "Intersection " Nos. 2 and 3.. My Perhaps It's a personal bias. Clcourel chooses soccer production of Stanislaw this office is staffed by a very enthusiastic and competent staff who American Artists: Amdur. paintings refl ect my percep­ give their all to ensure smooth running events. since I graduated from IAl Jolla playing as subject matter Budgett. Rice and Robbins wil tions of the contemporary f.dltor Witkiewicz's The Madman and The events put on by UEO can be divided into several High School two years ago. butl because of her personal AI'IDRr:W KII:IZR open at the Mandeville Art Am erican way of life." Rice said. the Nun which opens tonight and departments such as Pop Events. Special Events. Dance and Drama. really like Merry I Cicourel's association with the sport. and Gallery at 5 p.m. Friday. with a " They deal with symbols Assoc. f'Alltor runs through Saturday at film. Music, and Lecture Series. These programs are all registration work. The UCSD graduate because of her fascination with public reception for the artists abstracted from OUT economy. 11M AUGUST Mandeville Recital Hall. fee funded and therefore are presented for all students at student student. whose framing movement and physical in the gallery. transportation. national Variations on a Theme: activity. fluid brushstrokes and Contributing f.dlton prices. These programs are all chaired and run by volunteer This show features the works defense. technology. religion Paintings and Constructions simple shapes attempt to GRfGORY CHAPI:LIZ Art on campus ...... Page l students with special interests in each field. Any student canjoin of one pa inter and three and government." these committees. give their input. and activelv involved. will be featured in the capture the "elegance and grace TIM KASSOUI"II Both galleries at Mandeville will ~et installation artists. all of them Rice is currently working in For example. the Pop Events Committee is run by a dedicated Mandeville Annex Gallery from of individual players" and the young Americans who received MIKEL TOOMBS be featuring fine exhibits that show the artist-in-residence program group of 45 students interested in popular music - Rock. Jazz, November 8-12. uses soccer " repetitive interpersonal M.f.A. degrees last spring. at the Fine Arts Work Center in Writen what's happening in the art world New Wave. etc. It works as follows: the committee is given a sum of players as the theme of her communication between the MaTgery Amdur. a graduate of Provincetown. Massachusetts. MARK 8[LM[R, JAN 8R1:SlAU[R, both on and off campus. money to last the entire programming year. This committee meets colorful paintings and works. players. " Because Cicourel sees the University of Wisconsin. will He has gained local recognition CANOlL. JOHN CARROLl. MC[ So why the bias? Cicourel's much of her work as [llET. MARTHA flSttt:R, DAV[ and decides what shows it would like to put on and reviews the install her autobiographical from his commission to paint an flLMINGER. JOAN fORS8ERG. Mousetrap ...... _.... _ Page 4 proposed budget. This budget is structured around the performer's youngest son was a player on experimental. she displays her piece. " A Thirteen Year outdoor mural in the Gaslamp AMY HALLMAN. 11JtsOAY HOO. The longest running play in fee. sound and lights. facility fee. publicity. technical crew. and the la Jolla High soccer team. sketches along with her more Obsession for My Main Quarter of San Diego. RONA HU. PAUL JON[S. THOMAS history that's also one of Agatha other costs of putting on a show. Because these expenses are hence many of the paintings finished works , as • Attraction," Amdur said of her "They Say God is a Man " is the lARSON . MICHELLE MORRIS. Christie's best thrillers comes to La tremendous. the committee encourages and seeks outsi de feature myoid alma mater. documentation of the art work that it "transforms a name of the installation by Gary JOHN NEE. L[E RAY. KATE Okay. so I'm sentimental about process. SIMPSON. KIM VAN PELT. JACOB Jolla this weekend. promoters who are willing to take the financial risk. These outside Soccer plays an important role concept of personal obsessive­ Robbins (Washington Univer­ wt:LUNGTON. promoters can provide more programming options. these things,.. One very large sketch shows in l'Ierryl Cicourel's exhibit ness into the form of a visual sity. st. lDuis). Wood. cardboard Actually, Cicourel's artwork highly abstract cursive soccer f'Alltorial 452-3466 AJbum Reviews ...... rage 3 The problem with programming is not a lack or Shows. but a lack puzzle which appears to be cut-outs and black curtains are is appealing even without a players in various colors, xeroxed photo ofthe artist's son unresolved - as if many of the Advertising 452-.1468 Missing Persons. Dire Straits. and of an adequate facility to put the show. lately there have been some the materials of this background of familiar names separated In the middle of the inaction. The words start out in pieces got lost in the shuffle. It installation. which Robbins says Adam Ant have turned out mediocre great opportunities for UEO and outside promoters to bring hard­ Hiatus is published every to-get. very exciting shows to campus. UEO had to tum down these and faces to support it. The can vas b y s p e c tat 0 TS black and white as a legible is this reorganizing that are intended "to crea te a new works according to Karl Thursday of the school year as a shows due to this lack of programming space which. in tum, is pieces are vibrant and underneath a window screen. narrative (the soccer game as promotes new and challenging religious atmosphere".to supplement to the UCSD Daegling and Mark Helmer. expressive. and the artist is able Related painting show more seen from a player ' s work. " GUARDIAN. Reproduction or use really hurting the students. Mandeville is a very expensive hall to convey a cryptic feeling of the without written pennission of any use. plus it is limited to jazz and other mellow acts. The gym is to keep a limited theme - yes. players and more spectators. perspective). but they become Graham Budgett (Stanford ) falling of mankind throughout portion of th Is magazi ne is a no­ Animation Tournee .... Page 7 usually booked with P.E. classes and intercollegiate sports. In high school soccer players are and more of the relationships less readable as they become will exhibit six culptural works time:' An original soundtrack no. We welcome unsolicited The 17th International Tournee of addition. the Gym limits UEO to one weeknight a quarter. which rather limiting as a metaphor - between them. more colorful. evolving into a with the addition of two­ and theatrical lighting will be letters. manuscripts and artwork. Animation takes off at Mandeville must be reserved before the start of that quarter. Therefore the interesting and lively. Throughout. Cicourel shows decorative design. Though her dimensional images and texts used to make Robbins ' but assume no responsibility for Innovations include the use of more regard for color son is featured in the "soccer the return of such . Send friday with some of Canada 's best committee is sev.erely bound by this lack of a proper concert that will form the basis of one installation a total experience. Information to: animation. facility. window screening to make composition than she does for ball" piece, Cicourel cannot be installation. Young American Artists: fflA TUS What this university needs is a facility capable of handling large shadows. papier-mache for team color: these are boys accused of excessive favoritism. Dan Rice (UC Davis) will Amdur. BudgetL RIce and 1Hl16. La Jolla shows. There is a committee now forming to geta facility builtthat three-dimensional texture. and playing with. not against. each In one depiction of the team exhibit five painting at lhe Robbins will be on view at UCSD ca .. 9209:3 Tops in rops rage 5 would be capable for the purpose of holding concerts on campus. folded. painted newspaper as a other. Another piece is in the pos i ng for a yearbook Mandeville Art Gallery: " Year of through December 5, 1982. At the Movies rage 7 non-restrictive frame (for a shape of a huge soccer ball. in photograph. the players' faces Our lord," " Aulorama," And thal's the fact. Jackl please tum to page 4 Gallery hours are noon to 5 p.m. Concert Calendar rage 5 large sketch on canvas). which there are words and the please tum to page 6 "Driving Me Up a Wall " and Tuesday through Sunday.

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The finally released their first full the speed riffs and punches decided to go at it alone with that plague this record almost shortest song here is over five length LP in the wake of their behind his rhythms are solid co-writer / guitarist Marco from start to finish. minutes. Certainly not the way successful four song record that and extremely difficult to Pirroni. The distortion and Virtually none of the material to get airplay these days. Mark came out earlier this year. execute properly. All these feedback that carried the here comes close to even the Knopfler's credentials as a Spring Session 1'1 is elements combine to present brilliant Kings of the Wild mediocre moments of Kings of guitarist are well known. but his essentially a collection of Missing Persons' powerful. frontier have given way to a the Wild frontier. friend or foe growth has been as a songwriter. singles. only two of the 12 songs unique sound. twangy guitar sound that works does have a couple of excellent His songs are no longer four on the album would not be The first cut on Spring well in some instances but fails tunes. " Man Called Marco" is a minutes of super crafty guitar suitable for standard " Album Session 1'1. entitled "Noticeable in others. Adam's yelping and nicely layered instrumental. and I icks, but rather carefully Oriented Rock " radio One." starts the album off with a chanting cannot overcome the " Made of Money" boasts the prepared stories that suffer on Iy programming. Two songs. the catchy bass line and phased lack of vocals range or intensity album's best lyrical content. from an occasional bit of over hit single "Words" and the guitar line that immediately Hopefully Adam is not past his zealous production. Dire Straits The bewildered cast of the u Jolla Stage Company's presentation of Agatha (hris~'s "l'Iousetrap". hypnotic " Destination catches the attention of the creative peak, but he will have is definitely an outfit with loads Unknown" are cuts from their listener. " Windows." about to do better than this mildly of talent and a unique approach. EP. entitled Missing Persons. regressive television watChing, pleasurable record to be which makes them a VE:ry The indusion of these is the strongest cut on the Concert convincing. welcome force. IJ group presents 'Mousetrap' previously released songs is album. 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Nebraska 8ruce Springsteen Columbia in the Ambassador Theatre in artist. the stern Army major, the Office. 750 Nautilus St. La Jolla. "Parzival" BOIZio. former Frank Zappa and November 27 4. Business as Usual Men at Work Columbia London on Nov. 25. 1952. It has charming hostess or her 459-7773. UK drummer. shines in Missing By !'lARK Bt:IJ'lt:R Sports Arena 5. Emotions in Motions 8i11y Squier capitol been playing continually for the enigmatic husband? Novcmb('r 7 . Sunda~. H:OO p.l11. Persons. He is an incredible This time around. Adam has past 30 years. Based on the The la Jolla Stage Company's ;~::; .... ~~ .. :::. . Mandeville Auditorium technician on his instrument; exterminated his Ants and :':',':' ...... -»...... ~ ;x-;. ).', radio sketch 'ihree Blind Mice." production of Mousetrap, aptly III ~Il ~IU $6 m (,:\ SH (M) No concerts I ,(Sf) Fal Slaff "I hel ~tlldl'nh S7 (~I Mousetrap contains the twisted directed by Christopher R. plots and shadowy characters highlights memorable University Events Office presents for which Agatha Christie is well performances by Linda Lutz as at UCSD? known. Mrs. Boyle. the staunch continUed from page 2 On the wintry eve of the socialite: laura Adrienne Moehl There has already been money Bookstore Autographing! strangulation of a lAJndon as Molly Ralston, the hospitable put aside for a sound check to woman, a group of mysterious manor-house owner; and John locate the best spot for such a strangers gather at Monkswell flanders, a UCSD student. as The 17th facility. This money has been Exclusive San Diego Appearance Manor. a boarding house in the Sergeant Trotter. the shrewd sitting for some time. I feel that English countryside. With only investigator. Stephen Storer's it is about time something is International two clues. the Manor address skillfully designed set, a dimly done. The students are missing Vermeer Quartet and a note containing the lit Gothic interior ofthe ancient out on exciting programs that should be offered. This facility To urnee.of pie es hy Haydn, Schur.. u!1n & BeethoVl:n should be available for uro groups and all other student November 13, ' alurday, 8 p .m . It's time again programming organizations. Anlmatwn Mandeville Auditorium If you are interested in C l) tu. $5 .50, GA. $12 .00 for UCSD's fftorItc••• helping with this facility problem and want something A· tribute to the animation artistry of the done before you all graduate, or Gayle National Film Board of Canada 1Oath Annual "Hiatus" if you want to get involved with any of the uro programs. please come to the uro office in Olinekova LIMERICK CONTEST Building B of the Student BILL Center. These programs are all for student benefit. we need your help. Show your creativity and Steve Schneider MONllOB81 Pop [vents Chairperson World class marathon runner, Super~Athlete, the BLUEGRASS BOYS win fabulous, outstanding featured in Sports Illustrated as liThe Greatest ieaturtng and wonderful prizes!!! Alternative Legs ever to stride the earth". KENNY BAKER All UCSD students, staff, faculty and on fiddle In her new book "Go For It!" she shares the community are eligible to enter. Subject of Theater secrets that have made her a strong, beautiful & It IS Impossible to discuss Bluegrass muSic Without limericks can range from the highbrow to the ".medlately menllonlng Ihe na me 0 1 Bill Mo nroe For continued from page I healthy model for the new woman of the '80's. n ore Ihan 40 years Monroe has shaped and polished Ih,s tasteless, but should in someway tie into UCSD II brant musIc which deff'les Its name 'rom hiS ba nd the The Alternative Theatre E luegrass Boys • college, students, or anything that relates to life: Ensemble has been funded in looa,), Mvu,v... ;,:,,:,: :,ro. ~n p"tertalner 01 malor 1m· Type your entries and mail them to: "Hiatus part by SCU RI and the ~~rt_nce M onroe's band IS an obligatory Pdl. _: ~.;:ry Meet Gayle Olinekova at f' .aJor Bluegrass Festival . and Monroe's own Bean­ Limericks", 8-016, La Jolla, CA. 92093 or drop off President's Undergraduate t iossam Fosllval has become a pillar of our mUSical fellowship. The I'fadman and t alll_ge in our offices. Please include your name and The University Bookstore A hIe long resident 01 Western KentUCky. Monroe phone nUmber. Enter as many times as you like. the Nun is directed by John "as exposed 10 ballads and Appalachian melodies by Lymberg, Maruska Polack Is the .November 5, friday, 8 I,.m. I,e mUSIC o f hiS mother and brothers Teammg up lIIf1th The wInnIns ...... will be pub...... 1ft ...... III ...... dramaturg/asslstant-dlrector. I IS brOthers In the el,ly thirties Monroe Infused the Old Dedlionl of ...... eN ..... Friday, November 5th 'Imay StrIng Band muSiC wllh eiemenls hom the blues and Steve Soden and Patty Sipes Mandeville AuditoriurlR '0 creale the Bluegrass Sound There once was a paper at school appear in the title roles. The 11 :30 a.m. to 1 :30 p.m. where idiots worked as a rule· play opens tonight and wl11 run Non' mhcr 14, Sunday. Ii p .m . the edttor !:hey satd ' $1.75 Mand""ille Auditorium for three cOfl~ut1ve nights. was Sick in the head Performances are 8 p.m. In l .( '''1) " Iu $600. (J A $H (\1 at Paperback $9.95 and many did think him a fool the Mandeville Recital Hall and ~_. UCSD Boll. Office: 452~4559 __• admission is free. ____ Tickcts ut lJCSO's CCIl"-al Uox Offin.' , 452-455H __---I .. " Hiatus November 4. 1982 I'tovember -t. 1982 Hiatus 5 Cicourel's imagery at Animation Plan. Annex 'Tournee' AT THE MOVIES CENTER ONEMAS LA JOLLA VILLAGE THEATER continued from page .1 Fashion Valley La Jolla Village Square are purposely left blank, relying here 297-1888 453-7831 only on gestures for expression Andrew Keeler 1 ) MONSIGNOR 1 ) BIRGITT HAAS and rhythm, Only one face is By 2) FIRST BlOOD MUST BE KILLED All You detailed, and this is not To many. the knowledge and 3) HAlLOWEEN III (11/5)THE VAllY OBSCURED Made Soups Cicourel's son. but a teammate. appreciation of animation is BY CLOUDS QAlREMOHT Can Eat! There are also constructions, limited to Saturday morning 2) LA CAGE AUX FOLlES/ Giant Salad Bar . Ciairemont Mesa DIVA detailed and skillfully crafted, cartoons. This friday's showing 274-0901 Sandwiches & Quiche, Breakfast three-dimensional artworks. of "The 17th International (11/5) MONSIGNOR 1 ) TEMPEST !SPLIT IMAGE 3)MONSIGNOR Fresh Muffins, Beer & Wine Satur~~&ar: ~SundaY The best of these are Tournee of Animation " at (11 ! 5)GARP! FAST TIMES (11/5)THE MISSIONARY Monday Friday 11 :00 9~r:-:73-::-7'::'P e-ar"7'I";:"St-. -4--=-5=-Al~-:3;;-4-:;-;5"-;3" interpretations of "cajas de San Mandeville should open a few (2) ON GOLDEN POND! 4) CLASS REUNION Sat. & Sun. 12:00-9:30 1LaJo1l3, CA. 92037 ~- Marcos." folk art "boxes" from eyes to the artistry and FOUR SEASONS Mexico, originally religious in imagination of today's finest (11!5)THE SOLDIER /THE LA PALOMA Encinitas nature, whose doors open to SWORD & THE SORCERER animators. 436-SHOW form a triptych shape. with a Departing from the Tournee 's COVE lAST TANGO IN PARIS/ three-dimensional scene inside. traditional international La Jolla MEMOIRS OF A FRENCH One has the names of soccer format. this year's show features 459-5404 WHORE team members on the outside. work of the National film Board TEMPEST (1117)ANNIE HALL/EVERY­ and black cutout figures inside. of Canada. The two-hour THING YOU ALWAYS FINE ARTS In another "caja." Cleourel program of short animated WANTED TO KNOW ABOUT Pacitic Beach SEX ventures outside the soccer films presents 21 selections 274-4000 theme back to a more covering a broad range of L' ADOLESCENTE SPORTS ARENA traditional Mexican theme: a stories. styles and techniques San Diego FlOWER HILL CINEMA Catholic Mass in a San Diego from the NFBC's U -year history. 223-5333 Del Milr barrio. Highlights of this show are 1) JINXED T Ute BEER 755-5511 2) CLASS OF '84/ROAD Besides their Mexican the 1981 Academy Award 1) GARP baroque origins. the cajas try to 'Spinnolio' (top) and 'Hot Stuff highlight friday's animation festival WARRIOR nominee. The Tender Tale of (11/5) MY FAVORITE YEAR 3) FAST TIMESILIVE ON THE capture some of the air of Cinderella Penguin. by Janet 2) MY FAVORITE YEAR SUNSET STRIP Persian miniatures. More Perlman, and other new releases ( 11/5 )MONSIGNOR 4) STAR TREK II/SUPERMAN II Influences from non-Occidental unseen in the USA including The 3)MONSIGNOR 5) GAR? sources are evident in the linear Day Off by Sidney Goldsmith. Bergman film at IJMCA (11/5)FAST TIMES 6) MY FAVORITE YEAR perspective of most of the Also featured are three Wild Strawberries. a Swedish confronted with a series of UA GLASSHOUSE 6 MANN CINEMA 6 pieces. as Cleoure! points out. sequences showing animators film. by director Ingmar haunting nash backs and events San Diego University Town Centre Allin all. framing VariatiQns at work. and several one-minute Bergman. screens at the La Jolla that in a day's time reveal the 223 -~546 452-7766 on a Theme is an entertaining Canadian Vignettes showcasing Museum of Contemporary Art on depths of his character. 1 ) MONSIGNOR 1 ) FIRST BLOOD exhibit put on by a talented the geography. Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. in the Wild Strawberries is in 2) CLASS REUNION 2) GARP 3) TRON ROCKY III 3) JINXED artist whose enthusiasm for art " The 17th International museum auditorium. Swedish with English subtitles 4) SWORD & THE SORCERER/ 4) MY FAVORITE YEAR and soccer (and the co-mingling Tournee of Animation" will be Wild Strawberries focuses on and runs an hour and a half. AMITYVILLE II 5) HALLOWEEN III of the two) has not been presented in Mandeville friday the journey of a doctor through Tickets are available in advance dimmed by numerous soccer 5) FIRST BLOOD 6 ) FAST TIMES / SECRET at 8 & 10 p.m. Tickets are $1.75 a land of dreams and memories or at the door. $3 for general 6) HAlLOVlEEN III POLlCEt.-\AN'S OTHER BALL bails rolling across the field at and are available at the UCSD while on his way to receive an admission and $2 for students Programs subject to chance without notice. her canvasses. (eicourel Box Office. for more honorary degree. The doctor. and seniors. For more attempts to sketch on the scene information call 452-4559. played by Victor Sjostrom, is information call 454-3541. at soccer games. ) Cleourel shrugs off such hazards. saying that accidents as well as deliberate, manipulated actions contribute to her artwork. And such field-level work enables her to come up with particularly THE effective paintings. such as the RADICAL one in which only the legs of the THREEPENNY players are seen. actively pursuing the fast-moving soccer ball. OPERA by Bertold Brecht and Kurt Weill that's what we are! Of course, it helps to know. as I do. that a pair of those legs at the belong to my soccer-playing neighbor across the street". A .radical T -shirt store. The Mandeville Annex Gallery Mandell Weiss Center is located downstairs in the We've got new wave Mandeville complex. Hours are for the Performing Arts from noon until 5 p.m .• Monday looks, sleeveless styles, through Friday. and admission sweats in the hottest is free. framing Variations on a Theme shows for one week. November 11 ". 14 & 17".20 colors, surfer looks, half beginning next Monday. (November 14 & 17 are sold out) shirts, long sleeves, etc., Experimental etc. ensemble to Tickets: We've got rock groups perform Tues. Students -- and the best selection of • J KIVA. the UCSD Experimental Music/Dance Ensemble will $5.00 Wed. and Thurs. hot, radical T-shirts present a program of improvised dance/music. $6.00 Fri. and Sat. anywhere. And we have before embarking on a tour of Europe. Tuesday. at 8 p.m. in UCSD on all types of Mandeville. The multiple use the Pueblo Call the Weiss Center Ticket Office, located at the tops and hats. Indians made of a central meetipg place called KIVA. for new theatre on the corner of La Jolla Village Drive religldus. political and artistic and Torrey Pines Road, at 452-4574, open 4:30 - - purposes inspired members of 6:30 p.m_, weekdays. the emsemble to adopt the Expressions Unlimited Sun-Thurs name. 9:30-6:30 The concert, in the proper Limited number of tickets are also available at UEO 1030 Torrey Pines Rd. II (by the Vogurt Affair) tradition of Skinner's "Walden Box Office in the Student Center. Fri-Sat Two" lasts an hour. and is free 9:30-10:00 and open to the public. For 454·8006 information call 452-3229. DON'T WAIT - TICKETS ARE SELLING FAST! 6 Hiatus November 4. 1982 A Radical T-Shirt Shop!

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The UCSD Guardian Snort's Page 7 _P_h_i1__ L_a_u_d_e_r_,_S_p_o_rt_s __ E_d_it_o_r ______~______N_o_v_e_m __ b_e _r_4_,_1_9_8_2_ .ATTENTION Triton baseball team ready for historic trip to China Athletes By TODD HAINES and excellence that China is importantly age - of the TYNAN SCHMIDT looking for. The Sports UCSD players. The trip is of the Week MUIR COLLEGE The UCSD baseball team Federat ion picked UCSD intended to promote a culture Women's 200 Free Relay Swim Team has a chance to make history because they were looking for exchange between the two as the first US baseball team, a team composed of "student . cou ntries, more than to Our Athlete of the Week is actually a group of fine collegiate or professional, to athletes," and according to encourage competition. In athletes from the Triton women's swim team. The four tour the People's Republic of David Marinoff, president of fact, baseball is not a very girls are Michelle Brafman. DeDe Steinhoff. Barbara Lee, China. This announcement Expersport, "contacts and popular s port in China, but and Tanya Jones, and they make up the Women's 200- was officially made at a press exchanges have made UCSD because of the growing meter Freestyle Relay Team. [n their first meet of t he year. CO UTERS!! conference Wednes day , fairly well-known in China." interest in this game. every the quad recorded a time of 1:45.90. only about .3 of a October 27, by Judith Sweet, The 21-man team wil be match will be shown on second off from a national qualifying time. This is a Muir's Commuter Board is planning a series of programs and activities to Director of Intercollegiate playing five games throughout Chinese television. phenomenal feat , especially considering it's t heir first Athletics at UCSD. Sweet mainland China. The teams The Tritons are in their competition. Steinhoff and Lee are returnees; Brafman and enrich your life during the coming months. Please help us plan as wisely as proclaimed, "This is a chance from China, however. will not fourth week of pract,ice in Jones are freshmen, and the combination became the first we can - and, at the same time, give yourself a chance to win a valuable we cannot pass up!" However, be collegiate. Instead. anticipation of the tour, but as UCSD women's team to defeat a D U relay team. one thing makes the trip organized squads will be third year Coach Lyle Yates prize! - by filling in the following questionnaire and returning it to MOM or indefinite: the lack of financial picked to match the biographi­ says, "We're working slowly backing. cal back~rounds - most • please turn to page 10 the Muir Dean's Office no later than Friday, Nov. 12 (4:00 p.m.). So far, parents of the players have provided half of the .Critical fourth game 1. Would you like to have social activities with on-campus residents_ , with other anticipated budget, but another $20,000 will be needed commuters--, or both __? by this Friday. Despite the loss stops v-baIlers short time in which to acquire By JEFF AVAGE 2. Would you prefer to participate in activities with only Muir students__ , or with the money, Sweet and the Starr Writer students from all the UCSD colleges_ ? promoters of the trip feel very The UCS D women blowing orthridge away 15·3 optimistic that the team will volleyball team took the crowd and playing error-free 3. In what activities would you be most likely to get involved? be going on the 14-day trip, on a ro ller coaster ride in volleyball. Coach Doug which begins December 11. Triton Pavillion Saturday Dannevik said the key wa the __ Pot luck dinners Several corporations have night on their way to losing to noise level in the gym. "That shown interest in supplying Cal State Northridge in four was as fine a game as UCSD __ Parties funds fur the trip, and Sweet is games. The Triton ' blew out has ever played since I've been __ Sports Activities still investigating internal Northridge in the first game, here. and it was a direct result sources. Chancellor Atkinson los t the econd, played their of the crowd. Northridge ju t __ Weekend Camping Trips has also s hown a very most exciting volleyball of the didn't know how to cope with __Other : ______favorable opinion towards the home season in the third, and it." One encouraging ign, trip, and it was mentioned that were blown out in the final other than the result it elf. i if there is still a need for game. All the crowd could say that the team jumped out of money, the Chancellor might after the wild affair was the blocks quicky. something 4. Where do you do most of your studying, at home __ 1 or at school __? If at UCSD, be willing to help out. " whew." they have had trou ble doing where ? Expers port Inc., the Before the match even thi year. travelling company handling _ started, you knew this would Nort hridge showed why it i 5. Do you use the Muir Commuter Lounger now_ ? If yes, what suggestions do you arrangements for the trip, had be a special night, as the crowd the #1 team in Division II by have to improve Cloud's Rest ? met earlier in the year with the who filled the Pavillion despite bouncing back and winning Chinese Sports Federation. Halloween happenings and the the second game 15-9. That set After various schools were rain gave the team a five 6. Would you like to use the Commuter Lounger for studying_ I SOcializing _ , or the stage for the crucial third considered, the deci sion was mi nute standing ovation to game. Down 6-0 early, UC D both ? made by the Sports Federation s how its appreciation for t hi battled back Lo catch to select UCSD. A non­ plwtu by Rub Friedel/II",' year 's accomplishment . In Northridge at eight. and then 7. Is there a particular color you'd like to have Cloud's Rest painted ___? scholarship oriented school the first game, the Tritons pa. ed them and reached game such as UCSD reflects the fa ir The hand is a whir before a UCSD spike vs. Northridge. accomplished something the 8. Are you willing to serve on a committee to help redesign the Muir Commuter competition and academic crowd did not figure on by please turn lO page 11 Lounge __? 9. What kind(s) of music do you like ______? ------~------10. Where is the best place to have information posted, so that you will see it and read it______? Save trloney 11 . Would you be willing to have your name, address, and phone number printed in a DEADLINES? , Muir Commuter directory __? If yes, be sure to fill out Coupon #2, below. We'll help you make them .. hour prints 12. What, as a commuter, would you identify as the main problem you have F.. 1 "nice. Lete Houri on • encou ntered at UCSD ? Copl•• 4%C Drop off your color film before class. Pick it up after the bell rings. ( 8 ~ x 11 White Only) kinko's (opivs We'll turn ALL MUIR COMMUTERS ARE WELCOME TO JOIN THE COMMUTER BOARD. ,~ ~~ PHONE 452-3587 FOR MEETING INFORMATION. 8855 Villa La Jolla Drive p------your film into (Ralph's Shopping Ctr.) I ~"o f.t CLASS SPECIAL . ~ ~ I 457-3775 " SAVE UP TO $4. on film developing and printing of ~ I beautiful r------,------Coupon #1 ------,Coupon #1 I C-41 Disc, 110,135,126 color film. color prints Fill this out to enter the prize lottery. Winner Fill this out if you answered "Yes" to 36 EXP Roll $4 .00 OFF CODE 105 12 EXP Roll $2.00 OFF CODE 103 I I 24 EXP Roll $3.00 OFF CODE 104 15 EXP Roll $2.00 OFF CODE 103 in just one hour. has choice of a one-month MTDB "Redlpass" question #8 and/or 11, above. Internati.>nal Forum/ I Llmll on. coupon "., roll. ~ [J!-- ~ 1'j I or a two-month "North County Punch-Card"; NAME Focus on latin America And, with our or $36 worth of gas; or a $36 gift certificate ADDRESS "The Student Special at the .:ampu! ~ike Store; or $36 cash. I"ol'tlaal Situation in. = you'll save Chile Today" ~~;~~I~~ I ~~J I ' (ZIP) PHOHE: ______.. . . . ~ ------more than ADDMSS ------~~ ------Dr. Jaime Concha PERSONAL IHTERESTS: ______1.------.1 campus (Z!P) PHONE: ______lbunday memories. ------~ rlcwember 4, 1982. (Remove entire page and return It to MOM orto the Muir Dean's OffIce, HaSS 1115, 7:00 pm. fRU Tcpchnicolor International Center 8855 Villa La Jolla Drive, La Jolla, CA (415) 450-1426 no later than Friday, November 11 at 4:00 p.m.) Lounge.

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. ~ : " the UCSD. Guardian Thursday, November 4, 1982 Thursday, November 4, 1982 The UCSD Guardian 9 e Running Thoughts By JEFF SAVAGE and MIKE GREENBERG TRITON SPORTS SHORTS Slaff W rilerR CROSS COUNTRY- W.HA T'S GOING ON HERE DEPT. The poor San Diego The NCAA Regional Championships will be held this Saturday at 11 a. m. in Los ClIppers. Not only are t hey one of the worst teams in basketball Angeles. and controlled by an inept ow ~ e r, but th ey have to pu t up with FENCING- Iser t he a ~tt c of Bill Walton . While the Clipper mu t scratch and presents Intramural Sports Shorts claw JU t to be compet itive, the 6' 11 " redhead is not even with :rhe men's and women's teams, 2-1 and 0-3 respectively, take on Ca l State Nor thridge the team most of the time. Four out of every five games Walton is thIS Saturday. up in Northern California stud ying to be a lawyer. A NBA center SOCCER- try mg to become an attorney is certainly admirable, trymg to 3 on 3 lalkdball PrevIew The Tritons en~ed sea~or~ play last Monday by blowing out Whittier 4-0. They finished ....,ff Football Nota All campus Sinsla ToumMICIIt play basketball at the same time dosen't seem wise. T he former The Budman sums to have the year at 7-8-2, Just mlssmg the playoffs. This weekend the intramural UCLA grea t i a vital cog of the team, and it's a shame he can't created some controvesy (like he ~n-3 basketball is heading into There's a big game this weekend In ron tribute mor e. MEN'S WATER POLO- never has) with his new ratings. the playoffs after a short but coed 'M'. The #1 team 'Perfect sports department Is hosting a NOT TO BE BELIEVED DEPT, Dick W agner , Pres ident of UCSD t~kes its 9-] 1·1 record and its hopes for an N CAA T ournament bid into a home What's the controversy? Well, only competitive season. 3-00-3 is a Trajectory' meets the #5 team 'Make singles tennis tournament tor all as the Cincinnati Reds. Wagner, if you r emember, dismantled t he ma~ch agamst #10 Long Beach State Saturday at 1 p_m. They then travel to meet #1 UC the Budman can In his normal unique 1M sport. What other 1M sport a Pass' at 2:00 Sawrday on Prya-s. UCSD students, taculty and staff. We Irvme on Sunday. will be offering three different Big Red Ma chi"e of the 70's because he was too cheap to pay his dipsomanic state ot mind he has are you guaranteed making the Both teams are undefeated.... The players what t hey were wor th. The tight ward president r ecently WOMEN'S VOLLEYBALL- divisions in both men's and women's rearranged and shifted so many 1M playoffs by just signing up a team to highest scoring team in 1M's this year stated that the club has g reat talent, superb pitching, and that The 18-9 Tritons will take en USF Friday night, away. plfIY, The divisions are the 'open' teams around it's hard to tell what's play. Everyone makes the playoffs in is The Better Hands Last Stand' with they were good as at least half the team i n the major leagues. going on. Or is it? To the astute 1M 3-00-3. There is a .500 and over 148 points scored.... Th~ best division for the advanced player, the Funny, while g lancing over the final ta ndings we cou ld have sports watcher, and you know who playoff and a under .500 playoff. defense In 1M's is 'Make a Pass', They '8' division for the intermediate sworn that C incinnati had the wor st record i n basketbal l. players and the 'C' division for the you ar~, it seems to make a lot of 'AM' shapes up as a match up of are the only team In 1M's this year WAIT A MINUTE DEPT, At an indoo r occer stadium at inexperienced or beginning player. sense. Th~re are so many teams out 'Vision Cafe' and it's redwood front who has not given up a single the Sports Arena last yea r, we were left wi th a bad taste in our Water poloers fall to Berkeley there who want their mugs on the 1M line of Howard 'the medic' Grunloh point. ... The biggest point differential Everyone is guaranteed at least two mouths. The beer they served was terrible, as was the game Hall ot Champions wall that they and Tom 'trunk' Skalag vs. 'More per game belongs to 1he Better matches. Preliminary matches will be being pl ayed. Who is the indoor soccer league tr ying to kid?That Post-season tournament bid could be slipping away would recruit Kar~~m Abdul Jabbar Morrison' with it's deadeye shooting Hands Last Stand' with a 2.3 played Saturday November 6, with wasn't socce r, but a huge billarc:l table - the ball was always . SUnday . to plfIY 'A' league basketball, Thus we of Greg '3 point' Wilson and Jeff difference per game.... The two the finals being played going in. Maybe US indoor soccer of ficials hould see a ga me in By MIKE GREENBERG Cal State Long Beach die Denny J-larpcn,quad made are getting top teams playing down a 'swish' Peters. 'Need Radar' has an closest leagues are the men's AA November 7. The entry fee is one can practically any other country in the world w here real soccer is . .Slate Wril er (Sat urday), and the cou nt ry's the score repectable, but none division, This Is normally referred to outside chance, WfIY outside. DeBartolo league and the men's A of Wilson tennis balls so you can't played . les too bad that t he in tegrity ofthe sport is being ruined It I time to get down to best team, the UC Irvine the less a 10-6 loss. as 'sandbagging', To those of you In 'M ' if records are any indication Gillman league. Three teams are tied beat the pric~ . Sign-ups Me being In t he Un ited States - anythmg for a bu ck. But w hat's wor se is erious bu ~iness in th~ pool. Ant ea ters ( u nday). Bot h The season to date has been who have lost to some ot these of whose the best 'A Quick One' tor first place going into the last taken in the Rec Gym ottice. that the na ive American public i pending that buck. We guess T he pool IS ar the Miramar game are 12 noon tarts. a virtual roller coaster for the teams 'sandbagging' Is a cuss word. should be the odds on favorite to week of play .... The four teams who that the old addage that " a foo l and his money are soon par ted," Nav.al Air Station, and the ~ac ,kt ra c king to last Triton fromtheout eUfyou Well, anyway, the Budman has take all the marbles. But in this moved into AM from M have a holds true in this case. Since indoor soccer star ts its new season bus lOess at hand IS to be taken Fnday s match, everything remember, UC 0 started out care of by the number 12 seemed "A OK" for UCSD at disorganized, and their record taken the teams who look very, very humble reporters opinion they don't combined 12 and 4 record... . There 1M Football RatIngs this week, all we can say is"hip, hip hooray." strong and created new divisions for have a shot at winning it all, I think have been 125 shutouts this year out THEY ASKED FOR IT DEPT. Fights in hockey. T wo ranked UCSD men's water the beginning. Playing against was adisappointmg 1-5·1 after polo team_ last Friday's 10-6 a very ph y ical team , the seven games. But the Triton them. Most ot the comments relayed they're in a weak leasue. But, I've of 300 games played so tar this weeks ago, a Minnisota North St ars defenseman snuck up Men's AM. defeat to the nation's ~eco n d Tritons performed well in the regrouped, and under the to me from the 1M czars have been been proven wrong before, I think it year. .. : Injury Report: Star receiver behind an opposing goalie and busted his stick over the poor 1, Bones 5-0 (4) ranked team, the Ca lifornia fir t period, trailing at the leadership and guidance of favorable, was back in 1960 when I said Lazlo Gyorffy of PWP has finally guy 's head . Not surprisingly, his punishm ent was a suspension 2. Yorl< Hunt Club 4-0 (2) Golden .Bear,s put ~ ~ampe r on Quarter's end 3-2. But what Coach Harper played fairly Mazeroskl COUldn't hit a home run to returned to the lineup from his of a mere eight days. These lax penalities have always been the 3, Ludes tor Allah 3-1 the Tritons. ambitions for a ha been plaguing UCSD all well through the middle of save his life, Look for the 1KE' to take sprained ankle., .. Doug Dannevik has case, and unless stricter rules are enforced, fights will happen Intr..... '.1 Coed Floor Hockey 4, PWP 3-1 NCAA DIVISIOn I Tournament year long, inconsistency. came their schedule_ In fact, at one it all. not returned to his &qUad after again ... again .. _and again ... But the pertinent question is " Does Ratings (u of Nov. 1) 5. Scripps 3-1 bid. UC 0 must now win about in its u ual fashion. In point. UC 0 won four in a row In 'A' as usual it's hard to pick a complaining of a mysterious ailment the average fan go to see well-played hockey or a boxing match?" 6. Debauchery 3-1 three of their final fo~r thenexl two tanza , Berkeley and captured the Triton CoedMA winner. The favorite though seems to still to be determined .... Tim Pickwell T h e answer is frightening. 7. The Express 4-0 (1 ) contests If they want to obtam out cored the Triton. 7-0. " We Invitation Tourney with ea e. 1. Kritters (2-0) be the team of Dane Long, Karl seems to be recovering well from off­ QUOTES EXTRAORDINAIRE DEPT, A Chicago Bull 8. Pakololo 4-0 (1) the bid they have coveted all had a let down, and that has ~ow we are in the stretch 2. Barking Spiders (2-1) Conroy and Kenny Kingshill, I would season knee injury.... Robert basketball fan was asked w hat he t hought of number one draft ' 9. Krabz on Uranus 1-3 year l o n ~. happened to us before against run. Three win - 0 close out 3. Stray Cats (2-(}-1 ) mention their team name but even MacPhee will be lost to 'Deafening choice Quinnti n Dailey despite t he former USF guard' Standmg (or should I say the good teams," said the season at 12-12-1 might 10. Chocolate City 1-2 4. Slick Sticks (1-2) the Budman is too smart to print their Varp' for the rest of the season. adm itting to exual assault. " Who cares? As long as he helps the swimming) in their way will holesetter Bill Kazmierowicz. give UC 0 a tournament bid. team name. If you want to know I'd Seems his thumb got caught where it please turn to page 11 be two formidible opponents in Four late goals by a never-say- please turn to page 10 Men'lM CDCdM ask one ot the team members. shouldn't have. 1. Razorbacks I 4-0 (2) 1. Hose Heads (2-0) 2. Deafening Varp 4-0 (2) 2, Floor Whacks (2-1) 3, TDH & Co. 4-0 (2) 3, Pucker Up ( 1-1 ) 4. B ot A (l-O) 4. Lewd Sexual Conduct 4-0 (2) 5. AlA (1-0) 5. Pac Men 14-0 The Social Action Committee 6, Backdoor Men 2-0 6. Kings and Queens (2-0) ~I'" 7, BSU 3-1 of Ih. 1"'•• 1 Poppa Hymen 3-1 Coed A B. 9, First Down Syndrom 3-1 1. Moving Up and Coming Quick 10. PIU Traitors 3-1 Catholic Communih:l at UCSD (2-0) 2. Broken Sticks (2-1) Men'IA 3 . Jerkin the Merkin (2-0) 4. Up Pucks (1-1) 1. Up The End Zone 4-0 (2) 5. Nads (1-0) 2. Gupo Sportivo 4-0 (2) 6 . Floor Whacks (2-1) 3. Ridgmont 4-0 (1 ) 4. Jonat~n Axe +-0 (1 ) 5. Shanks for the Mammeries 4-0 (1 ) Intramural Coed Volleyball Intramural Watcrpolo Ranklngs 6. Pigs 4-0 (1) Ranklngs (as of Hov, 1) (as of Nov. 1) 7. Beer Me " 3-1 CocdMA Leading All-Intramural candidates 8. Bladder Control II 3-1 Goals For-Against 9. Remnants 3-1 1. AAAA (7-2) Terry Snyder, Christy Wada 10. Turn Out The Lights 3-1 2. AI Shenk's Fingerprinters (7-2) Frank Backes, Tracy Dale Cocci AM. (formerly Coed M) 3. Maybe Next Time (6-3) Dan Rudnick, Karin Jones 1. Floaties (3-0) (61-8) CoedM 4. Odbojka (5-4) Gary Ward, Gamin Marugg 2. Bong Water (3-0) (43-11) 1. Perfect Trajectory 4-0 (4) 5. Good Hands People (5-4) Dennis "SIn gin" Okazaki, Kim Burton 3. Skllf (3-0) (43-21) 4. Sitting Ducks (2-1) (54-32) 2. The Better Hands Last Stand 4-0 CocdM 5. Aqua Lungs (2-1) (28-28) (4) 3. SWAMP Inc. 4-0 1. Violent Sets (12-0) Honorable Mention: Wolfpl!ck (2-1), Air Tom Strait, Angela Arndt 4. Teke Off Your Hosiers 4-0 2. Blow-U-Away (11-1) Heads (1-1) Ch ris Linstrom, Kri stin Osg 5. Make a Pass 4-0 3. Merely Momes (11-1) Frank Nasworthy, Ellen Sidle 6. Fat Man Runs 4-0 4. Brilin Salad Surgeons (5-1) Coed M (formerly Coed A) Dinner .. Theatre Mike Mulligan, Karin Feldman 7. Trlcia Toyota Rides Again 4-0 5. Pc und That Puppy (7-2) Brian Larivierre, tv\adeline Pyo 1. Aqu483. ( 11 / 11) chance to win the match.lt got hockey match·up as Ice T eke Beach club Saturday, and then Top drawer typing. Papers, theses Volleyball to us in the fourth game." (2·2·0) went down to defeat to physical sciences, find out more today. And let your career payoff while manuscripts, 'proofreading. IBM selectric Apparently drained of the previousl y winless come right back Sunday student rlltes. .... 81·4160(11/8) still in college. afternoon and take on the continued from page 7 emotion, the Triton lost Siapshots (1·2·1) by a score of Need e typist? Reasonable, speedy, Personals handily 15·2 and it was over. g·O. For more information, call the Naval Management Programs Office nation's best team. No one ever ac<:lnte - Kathie. 576-1277. (11 / 29) point at ]4·11. The crowd aid competing out of your stood on its feet, anxiously UCSD's overall perfor­ Alice rull led the winners at: 293·6746 Typing. can accOl'nOdate last minute mance was impressive if not wit h four points (two goals for divi ion wa going to be easy. paper Call lisa, 459-7230. waiting for the Tritons to get deadlines. Be creative and enter the 108th Hiatus (1 1/ 11) another point. wrap up game superb, especial ly the two points each). Glenn Calta amual limerick Contest WATER SPLASHES-oneo! three, and move on to the individual efforts turned in by scored three more and Joe Papers, manuscripts, theses typed/ word contest. We want you to submit. Win Debbie Doran. who had an Ih e Trilon's mosl valuable ,players. processor. Help with grammar, prizes and have tun. Details are in the fourth game with a 2·1 lead. It Robinson and Kenn Buekley lIoleseUer Bill Kazmierowicz. suffered a p.Jnctuation. Quality work. S1 .75/ pg. Hiatus section or call 452·3468. Get never materiali zed. UC 0 outstanding evening with nine each added anot her. The ruplured ear drum lasl FrIday againsl Call 268-9827. Bus. lIc. 5082012418. Funny!11I (11/4) served seven times for the win kill and a hitting average defen. ive backcourt of CecIlia Ihe Bears. Kaz sustainled Ihe it/jury i" (11/4) (computed like a ba~eball Ihe Ihird quarler a"d didn't haW! il Hey SUe-Dee (yes the one with the nice but just couldn't slam the door Lind trom. Anne Tsay, and looked III lin Iii Monday. He evf1l played Counseling/psychotherapy. Sliding fee. legs!) Good luck today, tomorrow, and and Northridge came away average) of .388. Trish Hanley goalie Albert Tsay (eight Betty lightstone lP008727. Call 232· in Ih e II III "111 i game aturday of course the most imporUlnt. . .good with an incredible 16·14 win. It al 0 did a great job in passing amazing, barehanded sa\'es) 1251 . ( 11 / 4) luck on SUnday! I'll be there with the aftenloo". He will bi' 0111 a week. and wa n't a if the Triton didn't and playing defense. The was awesome. stifling many miss Ihelwo cTllcialgam es Ihis weekelld. Permanent hair removal by Roberta. lie. "First Aid Kit" take car,. . .love Tym play well or went through the Triton had only five service Ice Teke scoring th.-eats. Mike Bolden, who slarled 0111 Ih e nurse. Free Consult. Bikini line, face, (11/4) errors in the entire match, campaign as the holesel/er. will replace body. 270-26 .... 1. (11 / 15) Karen: violets end big sisters are tOl'everi motions; Northridge simply INNER TUBE Kazm ierowicz indejilll·tely... A big jV Thanks tOl' the inside story, you're the played better. Dannevik knew their best performance of the WATERPOLO game II'OS pillyed Salurday belore the best! love always, your little sister ( 11 / 4 ) that it was theturmngpomtof year in that respect. Each Hit, a co·ed AA alulIllli {o lliesl wilh L'CSD laking 011 Again, the big tory was the Skid: Thanks tor panicking sans tears, the match. " We lost the Hammerhead League team Loyola Mara moulIl. The malell llad all crowd, as more people are added al/raclioll because il marked Ihe Wanted bien surl! Is·ls·lt, Issons·lssez-Issent. momentum swing. If we had con isting of fourth ' year /irsl lillie I"at Iwoojthesc!lOo['slormer Michelle (1 1/ 4) joi ning the loyal following medical students. IS recover· players/aced eac!lOlher. Dall Cralle. lasl Dana from Blake - remember Dave with every week. It' simply a case ing nicely in the intensive care y/!lJ r :~ "olesel/a. rooched 1111' Tritolls. the black beanie at the Halloween Needed noW: reliable housekeeper of realizing that this product is unit after their 20·0 dru bbing while I:'d 1'1'010110. VCSD :~ 1980 leam party? Please call -452·1208. (11/4) (couple ok). Private guest cottage in good. under the knife of SKLIF thi . caplaill. skippered Ihe "i~i lillg Loyo/n R.S.F. 481-5475 or 7SSo25S8. (11/15) Hey 19! Heppy Birthday Mia! 10 ycers is Bored? The Tritons travel to SF past week. /l laramolllll Lions. Th< story has II too long. Even 31s too long! Maybe you continued from page 4 Innertube waterpolo is ilappy e"di'/gas ti,e TrilOllsclelealed Ihe should try 1 Instead ot 15? (John). Good for a Friday night game, then Lioll> 10-7. j oil" E,'crhard played well played in two 20·minute luck and Heppy lobsterlng. Michelle & No map I have still marks battle with a tough anta /01' lie D... A big cyuu,d luI' bolh Ihe TA. (11/4) halves With five field players LOllg Beach alll1 Irvine malches th is Housing Clara team Saturday night the MacArthur Pine - a taller and a goalie. Diana hort, a lI'crkcnd /NJIIld really git'c Ihe leam a Patricia, PatriCia, Patricia - 19 and still tree has been discovered - but before returning home with acting like a freshman. TJ here we come fie ld player of KLIF, led her /ioosl according 10 Harper. Friday 's loss I remember where it is. more excitement for UC 0 10 Berkeley marked the secolld lime Ihe - or staY/! Help! Hasta luego! Mitch & team with eight points. he Room IIVallable In lJ. PIaymOl' Condo. I cou Id have driven to it fans when they host TritOIiS hodlailcd 10 climb liP to Ihe/il,t TA. (11/4) cro stown rival U IU was backed up by the six· point hlil/dred mark. Poo~ Jacuzzi, laundry. 220/ month " again after the speech. But [ utilities. Avail. 11 / 20 Dc!ve 457-4619. Hey Big Bro's: don't miss the train. The Wednesday night. I'.!ffort of Barbara Phillips. ( 11 / 8) TKE Express leaves every Friday night. . . did not. I had responsibilities All aboard! LUII1'a, your UI'sisters. (11/8) now. There were columns to -- Baseball lUlU, Tami: I know It's tough being V·BaIl write and people to ee and stars but don't tOl'9et to support your things to do. There alway are.' Running Thoughts For Sale local photographer. M. (11 / 4) Kim: You You've seen the names on haven't given me your address. How can the map yourself. Place called continued from page 9 in China I write? Don't make me call the parental Bull win more games, I'm happy." continued from page 7 units. +LT. (11 / 4) Horseshoe Canyon or Crystal FIAT 131, 1975 runs on reg. Rear end Cave or Indian Rock. COULD IT BE DEPT. UC 0 Sport fans better pray that We're looldDg for pea Ie with conditional excercises. needs work a steal at 5700. (11/8) And (')1 bet you've pas ed the NFL stirke is not 'et tied by thi ' weekend. With t he void We don't want to peak before the turnoffs to such places a created by the strike, "NBC portsworld" is coming to an Diego the sea on." A trip of this Surfboards - buy-sel~trede. Various shop labelS (Natural ProgreSSion, Lost & Found hundr e d times. telling to cover the UCSD fencing match against the University of who don't think ~.,...... • magnitude and importance Sunshine South, 8enAlpa) Twins, Singles, your elf you' ll make the trip Michigan this Sunday at 2 pm EDT. Why would the Wolverines was not anticipated by the etc. RBT&J 's 452·9043. (11/8) omeday. travel across the country to face the Tntons? We can name players, but as pla yer Jay Twin bed available. Good condition. lost in Muir apls: on 10/15 a It. blue It. Well, maybe you should 500,000 rea ons. That's how many dollars Michigan will receive If you've always looked for what's around the professionals with a wide range of expertise. Sierzchula ays, "We knew Matress, box springs and frame. Call PM weight jacket. It has dk. blue sleeves lind grab those somedays while from the net work, while UC 0 will be paid 5300,000. comer rather than what is straight ahead. consider Our company i expanding rapidly, and we're during the summer we were .... 55·7222. Cost: 535. (1114) a big pocket in the front. If found, please call 453-6603. (11/7) you can. You never know [ntere tingly enough though, Chancellor Atkin on ha. declared a career with Linkabit. constantl y looking for talented people interested in going somewhere. So we're 1981 Honda CM 400 - Custom. 8,000 when it will be too late. You mi. Sparkling. loaded: windshield, slide CASH REWARD tOl' painting lost In APM that the money received will not be channel ed into the athletIc Linkabit didn't get to where it is today by way communications systems. digital hardware or pr.eqy much ready for the never know when you'll grow program. but in stead, will be depo ited into the Reg Fee re, erw tnp. baSS, backrest. $1750. CaM 755-4539. lootYer Division lab on Oct 10 Pretty pis of tunnel vision. We're a leader In the design, software engineering. We have positions available leo. (11/4) dall 45()'3016 (11/4) up. to be utilized for ot her activitie. igh! Al so present at the development and manufa cture of satellite and in San Di go, Boston and Washi ngton, D.C. conference was San Diego terrestrial communications equipment, specialiZing ON CAMPUS INTERVlEWS: County Supervisor Roger in local communication networks. encryption. MONDAY, NOVEMBER 8. Hedgecock , who pledged forward error correction and high speed support from himself and the Undergraduate Anthropology VIDEOTAI-E mexlulation. Our people are very creati ve, free Please contact your College Placement Officer people of San Diego. A bronze ,- H[ku I -Ti II lI..' IIHemet In' LONDON ...... from $355 ow / $599 rt thinking individuals who look beyond obvious to arrange an interview appointm ent. If you are medallion was given to coach M~or ~ Minor Reception ('01111 )llIn (,nil ,it ics 1111< I -": FRANKFURT...... $399 ow / $569 rt :r. WiLllioll:" l\J [-;"d ~ct'.':,!!,WPfI. innovative ways to unable to meet with our representatives, please Lyle Yat e to be pre ented to Duw .\lIulysis" ~ rt meet the demanding needs of this Inclustry. forward your resume to: Dennis Vincent. the offi cals of Peking in order :.t: AUCKLAND ...... $530 ow / $1060 ::c to "convey the best wis hes November 11 at 3: 1.5 p.m. A·COM LlNKABI1: Scien e Park Road. -": SIDNEY ...... $605 ow / $1210 rt .,. To h Ip ke('p new ideas flowing, we've made MI :l):r3 f rom the people of San Diego." TALK sure that all career paths are fl exible. Our San Diego, CA 92121.. Anthropology Lab Complex "/{ullliflcutiOJlS of • Despite all the excitement - 1.1111 III~I /lig/rt- 111 .\"". :\ II!olr"/lo 1'< , '\1 - '.' ('ngineers, for Instance, are assigned to projects 1'l"W!Jectlol\ Pursuit" ... .,.- =--:--:;..=.-~== .= and attention drawn toward HSS Rooms 1340-1347 - ZI'O/IIIIt! · 1 ·:lIrrll/l'(/~ .,I'~ i ... ."". d 1111 1/11 ~/l1I1 derending on their interests and abilities. As on thi s c ultural exchange - - :.- =¥" ~ I~,r•• aeCer d. H ..ber. '-' assignment is completed, new opportunities are between China and the United X- Call Council Tra\'c.'I (CIEE) & S." l'!! States, there still remains one Refreshments and the opportunity Ilul'\'unl ( 'llln: rsih' IIlld made available in a variety of a r as...... 4 .''!-Oh. IO · I '( ' ,I) :-'11111,· .. 1 (II lI·o'! .1 :-." .. I),,"'" "'11'1 ~ Bccau: our projects are very diverse and - significant factor: the time in chat with colleagues, both ;\Iut helllilt kul SI.: I~'lln: ,. ' -I-M/A-COM LlNK•• IT, INC. which to rai e fund . [t can to I~e~: u ..dl I ll~1 illite, complex, W ' utili7.e the most advanced equipment Equal Opportunity I only be hoped that enough ~ available. And our staff is comprised of students and faculty. I krl'l"Il.'Y. AHirmal,ve ActIon Employer parents, corporat ions, or even inte rnal So urces can be S.n"emlK!r II. 198~. s upportive of an event All are cordially invited to attend. 4 •• "_·1I:3n ...... important to not only those students involved. but of the entire UCSD campus. 12 The UC 0 Guardian Thursday, November 4, 1982

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