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Ofricial address of Campus Studies Institute as listed by reporter they had seen no one from C I or Loeffler' the Beller Business Bureau is this back alley store-room in Viewpoint Book in the area for several month . Pacific Beach. Businessmen in surrounding offices told Campus Studies Institute - [landestine Organization? To Immunize Students Against Spring Riot Fever

(Editor'. Note: Despite the efforts 0/ the TRITON Campus Studies Institute claims that their mailings have at UCSD is going to soon be receiving maili~s concerned TIMES. representatives 0/ the Campus Studies In­ gooe to students at 331 schools in all parts of the United with the left wing and with the fight Cor democracy 00 this stitute consistently refused to grant Interviews or to States. According to CSI promotional lileraLlI'e the list ci campus. It will come frOOt a general source , but YAF (Young answer a large number 0/ questions. To insure that the schools include Harvard University, Ra!lemmt College in Americans for Freedom) is in large part respoosible Cor the Institute was aware 0/ the situation. a registered Pennsylvania, and the University or Califocrla campus at distribution of this. " Luce is listed as a consultant to CamplII telegram was sent to CSI President Theodore B. San Diego, Santa Barbara and Irvine. The Il1!Ititute claims to Studies Instilute. Loe//ler, urging him to provide in/ormation. Later, have twelve different leaflets which they send to students in a According to the San Diego Better Business Bureau, City Editor Carl Nelburger was able to contact series of six to nine em a bi-weekly basis. Campus Studies Institute was founded in April of 1ge ~ a Loe//ler by telephone to as'r him to meet with a The first leaflets which students receive contains coloc division of World Research, Inc. of Cohtmblll, Ohio . The San reporter. Loe/fler said ·then that the in/ormation pictures of five billboard messages. 9,udents are a*ed to Diego based institute has Theodore B. Loeffler listed as its supplied the TRITON TIMES In a letter mentioned wriLe to CSI with their opinions about which message is the president. A San Diego businessman told the TRIroN below contained all the in/ormation CSI wished to give loost effective. ~e of the pictures shows a Mciotov cocktail TIMES that he attended a meeting in early 1969 at which a the TRITON TIMES. with a peace symbol around its neck. A captioo reads program of mailines to college students was discussed. This "S-range Bedfellows." Another of the pictures, this one of a businessman, who asked to remain unidentified said that at blazing sun, uks "What if they gave a riot and mbody the lime Loeffler was not involved. He said he did not know Copyright 1971 by Fronk Phillips came." Studen ts are told they are being Mked lo vote on lhe anything about Loeffler. TRITON TIMES Stoff Writ.r billboard messages because the Institute is '''attempting to Campus Studies Institute does not include in its litera lure detennine their effectiveness in furthering mn-violent at­ infonnation about organizational structll'e am the identity College students throughout the nation have been receiving titudes on the part of students." ofits officers. It claims to have affiliates involved in cancer leaflets this year bearing a La Jolla, Cali~rnia post-mark Anolher of the leaflets which students receive shows a research and ecological studies. The affiliates, also listed as and warning about the goals and tactics ci campus radicals. picture or a door and asks "What's behind .~ classroom divisions of World Research, Inc., are caned Medical Studies The colorful mailings bear the name CamPIlJ Studies In­ door?" This pamphlel "shows that a segment or the faculty is Instilute and Ocean Studies Institute. stitute as the sender and invite the recilients to write to a the heart of the problem and is responsible for student unresl Loeffler came to San Diego in 1964 after working for len post office box in San Diego with comments about the ideas on college campuses today," according to a CSI broctllre years with a New York publishing company. He became the presented. Students who have inquired about details of the soliciting funds. The leaflets asks students if their profes!l)rs principal officer of an organization called Constructi ve organization's operations have usually been sent form letters are guilty of various sins including neglecting teaching Action, Inc . According to Benjamin Epstein, naliooal or other colorfulleaOets. Because this orgarization is at­ du.ies, politicizing the classroom, assigni~ grades on a director of the Anti-Defamation League, Constructive Actioo tEmpting to mold student opinioo througho.- the United political basis, and failing to presenl variolB points ci view was "one of the more aclive, well-financed and energetic Slates, the TRITON TIMES has conducted a mooth-long when discussing controversial issues. ~ the IMt page of the transmission belts for radical right pr~aganda ." According nationwide investigaUoo in an effort to reveal the sources d. leaflet are quotes from professors who, according to the to Epstein, Constructive Action, with Loeffler ~ its " moving ~rt as well as the scope of activities of Campus 9,udies leaflet, have the "courage and integrity to speak out in times spirit," coocentrated on direct mailing programs aimed at 25 Institute. of crisis." Included is a quotation by D'. Walter Kohn, a million Americans. CSI conducta several programs which it says are designed physics professor at U~. Kobn told the TRIroN TIMES Loeffler, who at the lime was weslern director of Young to combal "anarchistic trenda on the nation's campuses." that the quotation which denounces infringements em Americans for Freedom,left Constructive Action in 1968. He The most ambitious of these programs Us a direct mail academic freedom is accurate, but he knows nothing aboul then started hill own publishing company caned Viewpoint campaign aimed at college (and more recently high school) the Instilute. Books. The company, during i ~ twu y~1 iwnury, has sludenta. CSI Is allo involved in an atensive biUboard Campus Studies Institute mailings began to appear in published five short books dealing with conservative topics. canpaign and the production of radio IpOt amouncementa studenta' mailboxes shorQy after Phillip Abbot Luce, a The 45-year-old Yale University gradua1e maintains hiR cmdel1lning campus lannoil. firmer Progre.ive Labor Party activist turned wr~~-wing business address at a back-alJey stocage roOOl in the Plcific Campus Studies InsUtute hal alIo spoo_ed CIITlpua libertarian, gave an interview to the lRrI'Oi TIMES in Beach 'strict of San Diego. His actual business location, appearances by COMerV8Uves, inducing me at U~ by April, 1119. At that Ume Luce said, "\he rilht wUl be heard Wltil this pasl week, was a ute of offices sewral blocks from c.tooniat AI Capp. CIpp alIo narralel CSI's raclo an­ from. You can expect to lee at UCSD and San Ditlo State, nourtI'f'I1lenll. not only an Inere.. in right wiIIIadivity, but every audent (c..ta.-l_ ,..t 3) organization. He refuled to .y If Loeffler •• actually the who has requested that he remain unidentified. said Iba rN. Cirele K Se"iee Group to be Reaetivated Campus Studies Institute. . . president of World Research as well as all of the opErating a year ago he was contacted by 8 Patty Newman about The UCSD Chapter of Circle K. a men's service club divisions. . becoming a coosultant to Ocean StuCalifornia. No infonnation was obtainable about Juristic nol provided any infonnalion about any research actuaUy At three A.M. on March 20 were Laurie . Wright. direcled to his assistant. James W. Lockett. Lockett refused of La Jolla Kiwanis. is also serving as administrative advisor . to grant an interview but agreed to consider answering Science Inslitule. being conducted by OSI. The student said his only contact three Muir students were presently recovering at Some projects which are under consideration are campus No governmental or private organizalion connected with with OSI has been that he is listed as a conSUltant , although involved in a car accident. questions submitted in writing. In refusing to· grant an in­ Kaiser-Permanente in Los beautification. blood drives. charity fund raisings. and IT~dical research which was contacted by the TRI'ION he has received some financial support "but nothing The aceident occurred in No Financial Aid for Summer Session ter view, Lockett explained that' 'Campus S1udies Institute is Angeles. and Sue Berryesa. scholarship programs for deserving students. not news according to the policy of our board of trustees _" He TIMES had any record of Medical Studies Institute. The significant. " King City. California. a few now at Stanford Medical American Medical Association in Chicago reported that it The listing of affiliates is one of several promotional items miles north of Santa Barbara. There will be no financial aid available for the summer said that CSI coo siders "people as indivilife· depeOO on a doctor to find out which one or spiracy which swept the Muir CoDege CoWlcil cudes Diddo and her brother Steve) Diddo says Advertising Agency. conflIl.ned that some space is donated bu t refused to say how causes, expressed Its unequivocal opposi tion to the war in threatening, but complications can and do OCCII'. ccmbination works best for you. Avoid self· elections last year. The continual chOd of con- iL is, "the single most dynamicgroupf1audenls much IS donated and how much is paid for. Indochina recently. Lroversy,rwnoredtobeafactorintheupheavals on campus." Which certainly says somethq Campus Studies Institute has concentrated Us fund railing Hay fever victims get upper respiratory tract medication. You can get int.o a lot of trouble that efforts on trying to obtain contributions frorn businessmen. CSI refused to release any information on its finances to Liberty Lobby spokesman Warren S. Richardson told a way. at Muir Conege, a brooding presence on the front about UCSD, or bicycle ramps, or both. surprised .Rep. Richard Ichord (D. Mo.). " we have taken that nections more often, and they may devel~ ()Ie of alI's mailings to potential contribltors ~ with the Lhe TRITON TIMES , stating that it keeps all financial The only other way to control hay fever, and page of the TRITON TIMES, sU~ together a OIDOO'S VIEW ~ alANCELLOR chronic sinusitis (inflamation of one of the sinus following statement, boldly \lllderlined: posItion since the beginning of the intervention there- going well Worth it if the symptoms are severe enough, heliocentric alliance of disciples for the suc· In a letter to the 11UTON TIMES, Dddo back to .our founding in 1955. We are opposed to Moscow cavities) or nasal polyps (growths on the lin~ doubt you~ iI is to Wldergo desensitizatiOlL Assuming the f1. cessful conswnmation of her IOlemn task. (.'CInes out for Herbert York for (permanent) "Have you any what today's radicals have of the nose). About 3OCJ,of children with hay fever lTind for you?" This statement is followed by quotations co:n~umsm and not Vietnamese communism. We are draining fending allergens have been identified, it is All of which raises a question. Just what II chancellor. As authorities, Diddo cites the CSI program has 'reached hundreds of the lifeblood of our nation in Indochina ." go on to devel~ bronchial astluna. calling for the overthrow of American capitalism. Loeffler possible for a doctor to make up a graded series Diddo Clark's "solemn task." What does she opinions of Herbert Marcuse ("York is probabO' Richardson appeared before the House committee to urge it If you're a hay fever sufferer, you probably warns that the statements, which are attributed to lOS thousands of students with remarkable of injections starting with an extremely minute plan to accomplish at the reins of the student the best chan~llor we'll ever have.") and Pro­ t? eKtend l~e current draft law. Ironically his testimony placed lInew all that already, as well as the fact that the lnembers, are not the "words or tactics of the innocen l" The results. I COImnonest offending substances (allergens) are amOWlt of material. You get one or more of these government? The same campus savants who fessor James Arnold who is quoted III lallClq his . group In agreement on the war with Showdown , a draft injections weekly and your tolerance to the predicL Miss aa,,'s accession to the Highest York for being an effective enemy f1 "the recipient of the leUer is then urged to send in his dollars to resisters group. pollen and airborne seeds, mold spores, animal help support the CSI mailing program. dander (skin scales), and dust. What yoo may allergens is gradually built up. After a while, you OOice, are at a loss to defUie the "Diddo blues, and classical music against what I consider to be a QUICK CURE FOR TAX HEADACHES (Michael Lorimer). There has source of potential corruption to been no Jazz Lhis year. Jazz is Lhe innocent youth of this Nothing's more useless at tax time than finally sell. they've lived virtually LETTERS TO THE EDITOR one of the most beautiful art country. a stack of rent r.eceipts. Yet most renters "Free". (To say nothing of the fact that studen ls would as well . Who are letters of support to protestant forlns which eriginated from In England, where I come don't realize how easy it is to own a new they've lived better: more space CSI Out to Lhey? Where do they get their Russian Jews to creative this cOWltry. There are aboul from, there is, I think, a law home and how big a tax advantage amenities and freedom.) , mmey? To whom are they proLests against the US four jazz a1bwns in the Ubrary against the dissemination of comes with ownership. Smear connected? WhaL is their real mili La ry . and no class in jazz, though the propaganda likely to "deprave ~ere's how it could work for you. Let's line? George Scbedler Music Department is one of the and corrupt," and it is unfor· Dear Editor: Pacific Soledad homeowners get nearly :;ay you pay $175 a month.··That's $21 t OOO I, as well as you and other CreaLive and aggressive Pb~osophy Dept. tql in the nation for modern 1III ate that such a situation does 1/ 3 of their total payments back as a tax m the next 10 years. But if you buy at studenLs, have been receiving a journalism could provide a vital music. nOL exiSI here. I need not add dollar gain· ...year after year! And look Pacific Soledad ($35,950 on a 3O-year series of brochures, ques­ service to the University To begin, I'd like to see a jazz Lha t I do not feel myself in need SCHEDULED tionaires and flyers from the cOlmnunity by leUing us know Concert At concert this coming quarter. of prolection, but I am sure that at these other advantages. Their F~A l?8n) your principal and interest "Campus SLudies Institute," who these people really are. UCSD There are men such as Sun Ra, lhere are lnany students at the AIRLINE payments (unlike rent) neve go up. deductions would provide a tax dollar which UslS only a post office box Sincerely, Pharoah Sanders, Ornelle Cole­ universilY who will, in all in­ A They build equity in their home. They gain of $10,500 during those same years. (N9355) in San Diego. Richard H. Brown Dear Sirs: man, Archie Shepp and many nocence see this latest paper as (not their landlord) enjoy steadily rising A!td you'd have $4,380 in equity plus a The lhrust of thE information This year the Associated Stu· others who are the Originators a "carte blanche" to disrupt of the New Black Music that are their classes, and the orderly real estate appr.eci~bon. All together, pIece of property probably more and opinion conta::ned in these ·P.S. Quote is from "What's Be­ dents have presented some very many homeowners fmd that when they valuable than when you bought it. missiles is th at the University is hind Your Classroom Door," fine music. The first concert of locked out of lhe public. Anyone !'unning of this institution of being victimized by "far-left lheir latest, enclosed. Leon Russell, Hot Tuna, and of Lhese men would make an gre aL academic renown. EUROPE JOINT PURCHASE-ANOTHER WAY TO TAME THE TAX BITE coercion and terro;o\sm" of both Pink Floyd was well received, exciting night of music. Realising that this might be professors and stLdents.· t!nugh a fmancial failure. Soz I am willing to help out in any your aim, while hoping that it is It's als~p!actical for two singles to buy a and the model; or call Bob Waybourn, What concerns l'te about this Non-violence Scaggs seemed to have gone way I am able. nOL, I cannot but reply in such home ,Jomtly. Each person receives project manager at 272·3968. propaganda cam,,)81gn is il:i righ t bolh ways. The lnajor Robert Yamamoto indignant tenns to your cam· C~lriIP $5,250 m tax dollar gam, and their ef- PACIFIC SOLEDAD subtlety and apparent pro­ Dear Sir : concert was John B. Sebastian. paign. YOUR, fective ~~nthly pay~en~ is onl~ $102. 2459 Beryl Street fessionalism . The ~r.in~f.truth . Although it no longer seems TIle audience enjoyed itself, Reply To CSI ITllLhod is used b 'illiantly, the fashionable to espouse Sebaslian enjoyed himself, and U. J.Eqei ADd ~e JOI~t purchase Isn t complicated. An Activity of the U. . Financia' Group language is COl cerned and pacifism, I am interested in lhe school lost a few thousand DearCampal StucliellD8titute, JIiI~11 Vesting of htle, buy and sell agreements, 'Assuming 3$'.(, tax bracket. loocieraLe, the publi ations are for ming a group dedicated to dollars. And there was the I received recenlly another of etc. ~an be tailored to your desires and "On the a~erage~ $175 per month rents a 650 sq. ft. slick. non·violent action, and perhaps Johnny Olis Show which was the your pamphlets through the $229 ROUNDTRIP best mterests. apartment'" a high density building, one uncovered Having lived through several 10 a very limited extent, besLco ncert this year. post, and once again I would BOEING 707 I1III'klng space and no view. U you can affor this you smear cam paigns from both the discussion of non-violence. I The main reason Jolmny Otis Uke to protest at this incursion STUDENTS 'STAFF'FACULTY For the details showing exactly what the CL) probably afford a Pacific Soledad home with 3 right and the left, however , it therefore ask that those who was a success was because It into the privacy of my a part ~ ~------. tax difference between renting and bedrooms" 2-1/ 2 baths, 1675 eq. tt ~ If"'" ..... " seems clear to me that this is might be inLerested in this to was open to all. Johnny Otis did menlo I have been to the post Phon. 155-6253 buying can mean to you, visit Pacific carpe~, fenced, landscaped, two fireplaces, self: exactly what "Campus Studies drop by my office at 1539 m.. (or not charge an outrageous price office at Del Mar Lo ask that .... , ... 8rent Baker .. . Soledad today ..off 1·5 at Garnet, west to cleanlDg double oven! range, dishwasher, patio, Institute" is up to. I'd Ute to leave a note ). I am interested In so the school did not lose its they arrange thal I should no .0 .... .1605 ...... tWay .. . ~conr, cable TV, :x:ar garll8c and a great Mission Bay Soledad Mt. Rd., then north to Randall Vrew. know more about this group, a variety of non-violent, non­ usual few Lhousand dollars. longer receive such material, C"y...... DeI Mar ...... ' and I SlIIpect that many other ideological protests, such as Everyone was pleased with the offensive both to my intelli- ..ell., 1971 T' .... n..s hie 4 Copcert Reyiew "Maybe I'm Amued," both of which were recorded live for the " ··'.....---~O-S-S-,-B-,-L,-T=-=,=-=E=-=S~------:----r-~ lIMn). ." Fortunately, the groql, while neglectilg their abwn (racb SAN DI EG 0 RO CK LI VE S (they did only .e track from their first a1bwn with the present line..." and nothing from their iIlustrio .. pas. before. ~ Bill Gamble's Mens Stores, Symphony Tickets cmsist of long bells, the ends of Ken Barnes iJierior Lo the band of their "golden" days, wi th colorful vocalist and RDn Wood joined up ), oolstered their rEper- IolJ'e With Spirit and War Cenlral Ticket Agencies and 1.he which are ool1.ed Lo 1.he gallery's Arts Writer Olris Youlden, and they were certainly no bargain even then. several selectims from Rod Stewart's two solo LP's ("Yw're Splrl3 Arena Box Office (224- floor. The participllnt can put on Now, while Klm Simmonds' guitar is fine, the material is slone- My Girl," "Gasoline Alley," "It's An Over- . N~ ~' etc.) ~nd Free the belt and move, but !he Within !he faml1lar cooflJle8 of the Sporta Arena on Thursday, On Saturday, April 3 at 1.he 4176). draggy bluesbuckets; !he other inar\l1lentalists .e quin· some eXLraneous material, like the TemptatullS n n Los~ The U~D Music Department dis tance he can cover is March 18, San Diego was privileged to witness yet ..other- reQ SIll Diego Splrls Arena, ERIC tessentially unexciting, and the new vocalist, thw~ strong. You" and Robert Johnson's "Love in Vain ," made famous by occasionally receives free governed by its length. ~ch concert. No ordinary concert wu tlis, however-, but an experi· BURDON " WAR will appear in voiced, is one of the most unconvincing bluES belters yet Lo S\I'· the Stones. The last.fW1led tune was exquisite, perhaps ~ Chamber Music tickels to the San Diego Sym· piece is attached Lo !he floor 10 a lTIental all·BritiJh Louring packqe, designed to live money for face-be tries hard Lo prove to the audience that he 's "got the vocal high point of the concert, and the Faces' perfonn ..ce UI casual concert with SPIRIT at phony concerls. They are avail· both the promoters and the audience (which I IUppase it did, at Students of UCSD Music different fashion, and this regu­ bkies," as he put it, but it's aU a bit ludicrous. The gI'Savoy Brown Boogie" (to distinguish it The group abounded in stage presence (or .colorfuUy ERIC BURDON is not a new­ on a first come-first served The three British acts featured wer-e the Grease Band (a an ~ics); comer to San Diego, but he now present a concert of Au strian pwlicipant's activity at 1.he from the Canned Heat extravaganza), which was the only attired, they pranced all over the stage at various tim~, and survivor or two of Joe Cocker's backi~ grwp ci the arne and German piano and basis, from the Music Office at perimeter of the circle. faniliar nwnber they performed, was considerably rearranged, Rod Stewart slung mike stands about, wandered behUld the has anew grou~WAR . Burdon 4f11 MC. Anyone who would like name leavened with a bit of Spooky Tooth), Savoy Brown (the chamber music at 7:30 p.m .. Chris Burden is a young ar­ and emerged much the worse for wearj but it was basicaUy the amps, and did more mugging than a score of thugs in Central says, "We heard the group, and tickets should contact !he Music weU.known blues band completely reorganized save for fOWl· Sunday, April 4. tist, currently completing his high point of the set. Park. And the music was just fine, too, sparked by Ian knew that they had one of the Office during the week of the der-guitarlat Kim Simmonds), and the Faces (no looger SmaD, greatest, tightest sounds we'd The concer t, in honor of the M.F.A. requirements at UC Ir· Savoy Brown has no albwn out with !he c\l'rent personnel, MacLagan 's sparkling keyboards, Kenny Jones ' tasteful recent dedication of UCS D's concert he wishes to attend. lhanks), with Rod the Mod Stewart hancling the vocal ch(l'es . ever experienced." vine. He also creales works in though their performance indicates that a forthCOming LP won't drwnming, and RDn Wood 's evocative guitar and bot~e neck Central University Library, is which the primary sources of And ...a surprise, in !he form of a blolae named Jerry sRandy California, lead guitar " In this exhibition, there is necessity of placing his trust in p!!'ticlpate themselves. soloist with several nothing to 'see' in the conven­ ano ther individual. Burden will and vocalSj Mark Christopher orchestras. and appeared in and Spot and Puff ! be Pecoraro took color slides of I tional sense ," says the musewn represented by five works in Andes, bass and vocals and recital in Switzerland last dor is lit with bright green, f1or· SATURDAY I I Assistant Director, Uiwrence BODY MOVEMENTS. each of escent light, which appears to lhe sky, at different tirn~s of John Locke, piano. Randy says summer. day and from varying locallons, the group's music is "a reflec­ Urrutia, who assembled the which poses a different physical change Lo dazzling white after APRIL 17th, 8 P.M. In addition to his studies problem. each day of 1970. He then chose tion of emotion ...our form of with Turner. Burke has show. "All the wor ks presented several seconds_ VVhen the ! are alive and well... In the piece he has created for one slide to represent each day ! cOlTununication and love with are achieved through the use of participant emerges at the I I worked with Rosi na Lhev inne the BODY MOVEMENTS and reproduced it in a one-foot· the universe." All four mem­ a t Aspen . and performed in devices by which the partici­ corridor's further end mto THE I I exhibition, the artist incor· square painting. The result is an pers have great stage presense the UCLA master cIa of pan:, if he desires, can arrive at everyday light, co lors appear I I -- and a sense of timing that in­ Vitya Vronsky and Victor an expanded knowledge of how porates many of these elements on a spectrwn of pink to purple. upward-looking docwnentary of into a multi-sensory experience. I I tensifies every note and rhythm Babin. his senses work, through ex· In the museum's Garden the year just passed. COMMITTEE I I The sonata in D major i ploring and/ or testing them in It consists of a corridor, 40 feet Gallery, a comple tely different A public gallery tour of the pattern. SPIRIT will, as long and 12 inches wide . The Sf UCSD $2 AU OTHfRS I I always, prove to be an en­ one of Mozart's large-scale a specific situation. Observers lype of exhibition is featured. A exhibitions will be conducted by I I compositions. and the final can view kinetic work in which par ticipant musl go through 365-piece SKY CALENDAR by the museum's Curator of TICKETS AVAILABLE ATTHE joyable group to watch. sideways, experiencing physi­ I ·1 Tickets are $4 .75 in advance movement i often cited a the hwnan body becomes an Salvatore Pecoraro will cover Education, RDnald K. Enholm, UREY HAll BOX OFFICE cal contact with the wall at all I I and $5 .00 at the door , and are the master's finest work in integral par t of the piece." the wall in a mural-like effecL. at 2 p.m., Sunday, March 28. Mowry Baden's three exhibits points. The interior of the corri- I I available at all Sneaker Inns, variation form . I I I I I \ I THIS MOVIE IS SO pdWERFUL BECAUSE Tired of the "Big e" ., 'I' I I IT SHOWS WHAT REALLY HAPPENED and the "New Q"? I I Try the "Little 0" e I YOU FEEL THE TREMENDOUS IMPACT WHEN YOU WATCH PEOPLE I CAUGHT IN AN EVENT GONE COMPLETELY OUT OF CONTROL. ITIS ALL HERE. 300,000 PEOPLE WHO CAME TO ALTAMONT, CALIFORNIA, THE ROLLING STONES, THE JEFFERSON 'l{PEO AIRPLANE, TINA TURNEF, THE HELL'S ANGELS. SOMEONE WROTE IN ESQUIRE MAGAZINE, 'THERE ARE SOME THINGS WHICH ~ • AREN1T TRUE, EVEN IF THEY DID HAPPEN, ALTAMONT IS Radio 910 • LIKE THAT. ' Th at's how many times PSA connects San Diego with los An­ HYou'll appreciate the DIfference." geles. Hollywood-Burbank. Ontario. long Beach . Oakland . San Francisco. Sacramenlo. and San Jose. With lowest air fares . ULOUS ENTERTAINMENT' Meet your campus rep halfway. Or your travel agen\. Or f'SA. . NEW PSApes ,au a 11ft.

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" How Does sa- COFFEE HUT-9· 12 p.m., Communism Change A People " SUMMER STUDY ABROAD .., FOLK DANClNG- 8-IO :30 p.m., For Sal. Hollywood Cowboys UNITS CHICO STATE 304 MC, Scandinavian danci"g, WATER BEDS Ir.nllUlcent COLLEGE CREDIT. PRO· BOOK EXCHANGE - Blake teaching from 8-9: 30, 25 Cents. ANNOUNCEMENTS Gu.ruteed to Infinity. wide GRAMS IN ASIA, AFRICA, Hall, 10-4 p.m., Buy, sell, save COFFEE HUT- 9-12 p.m., Films, selection, IU,.. .nd III.. : IRELAND, ITALY, MEXICO, FILM-noon, 2622 USB , " Flow Flash Gordon, Cartoons, Feature Deadline for Muir Students in ,'X7' King Ille 134.50. I' round YUGOSLAVIA; FROM 1454. 161.50. Cell 222·'175 .fter 5 p.m. CONTACT DAN BEQUETTE, Visualization" Muir Provost Office for 1412) Dartmouth College Exchange SAC 105 CHICO STATE THURSDAY, COLLEGE , CHICO CALIF., Program for Fall Quarter is 1.. Selllki x~, %$I «. Exeel.leat WEDNESDAY April I Wednesday, March 31. Cad. ~ZIII. ext. 1551. ZU-M37 '''26. (3/30) March 31 Tune your heads into KSDT for eveaiap. BOOK EXCHANGE- I0-4 p.m., far·reaching sounds-jazz, rock. (3 ••) Blake Hall country, special programs, P.r.onal. information on school A BETTER BEDI King Ille BOOK EXCHANGE- I0-4 p.m., FOLK DANClNG- 8-12 p.m., old happenings. ! w.ter bed. $55.00. The W.te" Blake Hall Cluster Library, MC, teaching Applications are now being Hole, 4212 EI Celon Blvd., 210- STUDIO APT. SHORES, from 8-9 :30. 25 Cents MECHA MEETING- 7 p.m., 11th taken for the September, 1971 2611 . (R) AVAILABLE FOR GRAD STU· floor lounge , Muir Dorms ' COFFEE HUT- 9-12 p.m .. King semester program in vocational DENT ON LEASE PHONE 454- Biscuit nursing. Interested persons HARPSICHORD (INCOM· 7"1 MEETINGS - 12 :30 p. m. , should contact the special PLETE) Fishbowl, Muir Commons, FRIDAY, programs admissions clerk, 1 MANUEL S700 CALL 75~5471 meeting with John Wood for Me Ie students pertl full time, 53 April 2 phone 279-2300 ext. 215 to take the AFTER 5 PM (4,2) hr. plus scholarship. Cell 224- anyone interested in starting a aptitude test which will be given ...... yearbook for next year 2164. (R) COFFEE HUT- 9-12 p.m .. Sam in April. CLAVICORD SlOO CALL 75~ 7 p.m., Mandeville Suite, Sigma Hinton with Mime by Don 5471 AFTER 5 PM Society organizational meeting 2) 2 BR APT LA JOLLA SHORES Mcleod ______..;.._ W ' S225 Month, to mid JUNE all • • • • • • • • • Travel ."·9240 (late mornings) • • • • • • • • • APPLICATIONS (3/30) • • EUROPE : S225·S2I0. Also • ISRAEL .nd JAPAN Spring Service. • .nd Summer flights .v.ilable • attache cases • ARE AVAILABLE cell 755·3ffO .fter 5 p.m., or Apt. for Rent: Roomy 1 • write E.S. E. P.-UCSD 1217 Bedroom S110 month. April 1st. reg.$6.25 • Beverly Blvd., Los Angeles, Call 451-2761. • • FOR POSITIONS' ON Cellf. • NOW $4.49 MEN of all trades to NORTH LEARN TO FLY • FLIGHT INSTRUCTION FOR • SLOPE, ALASKA, and the wi rebounds • YUKON, around S2IOO.OO • month. PRIVATE COMMERCIAL, • NEXT YEARS For CIIi""" Information write to INSTRUMENT, AND MULTI· 20'0 she.ts • Jab Atseerdl, P.O. Bax 161, S~, ENGINE RATINGS. CALL • five subject • Toronto, Ontario. Enclose 53 to BUZZ 411~272 ctNW cost. (41 23) ( 4130) • college. ru led • • TRITON TIMES. Europe .Itt (h.r.r Flghtl. re g. $1.29 • AVOID INCOMI lAX HAJS&II • • Spring Special. Merch • ttru "...,_ loa s.m. 24 Heun, Jun. 15 - $261. Plus full • NOW.79 meney.295-1717~"""' . -""'.(4/!)­ • THEY MAY BE PICKED UP summer progr.m. Cell lallie .. • • sa-to,. .fter 5. «R) • II Your Auto Sick or nred • IN THE TRITON TIMES OFFICE Europe charters. 50 Deper· Try J.m.. Automottve Service • UNIVERSITY • tu.... , .Iso from N.Y., Africe, Amerlcen .nd Foreign Cen Repairs .nd Pollution Control. • BOOKSTORE • BLAKE HALL India, Ilr.el. 60% Off. F .... • info: EASC,323 N. Beverly Dr., Student Discount n41 Herscllel • REVELLE CAMPUS Beverly Hills, CeIH., ft210. La Jolla (In the .... r) "'-'111 • • Phone: (2m 27 ....293. (5/11) (R) • • CHEAPEST FLIGHTS TO FLIGHT INSTRUCTION FOR • ••••••••••••••••• EUROPE. a.rtws ~ PRIVATE, COMMERCIAL, This Week at The EunIpe, Asia, Africa, Israel, ... INSTRUMENT AND MULTI· ~nnouncement New YII1I. LAX/LON/LAX/ April ENGINE RATINGS S5 PER ~11, Sl51.oo RT. lEInil puses HOUR. BUZZ -.om. (3JlD) WESTERN STATE UNIVERSITY studlnt i.d. canis, A.I.s. fI56 Santa Manica Blvd. LAII Angeles, 90060, Coffee Hut (213) 274-1742. (419) DISTINCTIVE TYPING 11M EXECUTIV, COLLEGE OF LAW ServIc. on Schedule. Madest TUESDAY- CHEAPEST FLIGHTS TO bt.. Setllf.ctlon II the end announces EUROPE. Curters throughout product.... len 4"-_ the start of new classes Europe, Asia. Atria, Isr.el. THE HOLLYWOOD COWBOYS New York Sl51 RT. LAXI LON· at its campus in 9-12 pm I LAXI April 3. 11, Eur.1I Typing -for .ccur.te Typintl pes ... student i.d. c.r., A. I.S. on electric pice - term pe,.,.., SaN DIEGO 905' Sent. Monia Blvd., Los ...... , manuscripts, etc. Cell now accepting men and women Angeles. fOO6O. (213) 27 ..... 742. Mrs. McCroskey 217·1607. who have a minimum of either: WEDNESDAY- . (4124) (R) FILMS,FLASH GORDEN ------..... te., FedIr.1 MIl .... • 2 ~eo,. 01 occ.p'oble college EUROPE*ISRAEL*EAST AF· credits (60), Of or. CARTOONS, FEATURE .....,.I ...... r ...... ~ • 0'1.,23 and hoy. oHained int.n. ctvol RICA obUity the eqvivo'-n' of above STARTS AT 9 pm One w.y .nd round trip student ...... ,1 .... , ...... ,. (to be d.t.,mined by test) travel discounts. SOFA .gent Cell "4D-7JII. for over 2000 inter· European (419) Th. ll. • . Hlr•• (Of'll 1M earned in 4 pan of part-time cia.... , THURSDAY- 3 do ..., H' ••• It, 3 hou,. per cloll. student charter flights. CON· SAM HINTON PLUS TACT: ISCA 11617 San Vincente Typing .• • E.perienced typo Blvd., '4, L.A. CALIF., 9004'. 1st. .. Term pepen, thtHS. INROLL NOW FOR TEL: (213) 136-5"'. Electric typewriter. Will do S 'PTEMBER 9th CLASSES MIME BY DON McLEOD (6/ 4) rush lobs. 453-6135. (R) lief" DI, 1.4 fr•• I., CI .....) 9-12 pm

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