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Deadline for Student Coop-Fee Referendum Set Regent Moved to Today To Begin Next Wednesday by Milrpret Hewey '- -the southern bran<.h-meeting at Steff Writer UC Los Angeles and the northern by Wade Chilndler branch at UC Berkeley. Student Speciel Report., Poor response has prompted Regent applicants will be in­ the UC Student Body President's terviewed at a second meeting The undergraduate student Counci l (SBPC) to extend the May 2, at which five applicants referendum originally sc heduled ~tude nt Regent application from Southern Cal ifornia and four to begin next Monday has been deadline to today. There was a from Northern California will be postponed two days. genera l shortage of applicants at se lected. Balloting is now set to begin many of the UC campuses on Steentofte said the nine next Wednesday, April 23, and to Sunday's deadline. UC San Diego nominees will be whittled down continue on Thursday and Friday had eig ht applicants while UC to three at the SBPC's meeting at of next week, as well as on Davi had only five, according to UC Santa Cruz on May 9. By June Monday and Tuesday of the tatewl'de external affairs 1, a final student representative following week . The election is to coordinator Karen Steen tofte. wi II be elected tosit on the Board decide the fate of the mandatory UCS D received only two of Regents and by JlIly 1 the Campus Activity Fee and the nomina ting commission ap­ m mber's term will begin. future role of the Student plications . One of the two ap­ Anyone interested in applying Cooperative. plicant will help screen student for this position may obtain an Sample Ballot Regent applicants. The first application from the student According to Barbara Metz, nominating commission meeting organizations office on the 2nd chairperson of the five-member Election Board In session Election Board , the delay was on April 26 will review floor at the student center and for a sa mple ballot to be printed PropOSition I . Should the necessary to allow enough time qua lifications for student Regent- turn them in by 4:30 pm today. and prepared for mailing to all current $6.00 per quarter Campus undergraduates. The decision was ActiVity Fee be (a) maintained 'En ergy Dispersed' announced following a board (b ) eliminated. meeting Monday morning. Proposition II Should the In addition to the text of the Student Cooperative (C oop) Students Will Fast to Support Coop two referendum proposi tlons , the repre ent the UCSD un­ sample ballot Will contain an dergraduate community on by Craig Uchida their fast the following day, just terviewing perspective can­ analy i of the issues by the campus and UniversitY-Wide StII"W,lter a two more tudents begin . This didates for the Regent po ition. board , and position papers by the affair 1 (a ) Yes (b ) 0 proce s will continue during the Be's basic criteria tor election Coop and the opposing Students No Other Sources The tud nt Cooperati ve rest of the week . of a Regent lay in hi d Ire to for Voluntary Action (SVA) . In It analy IS of the fir t Monday voted to sup port both Oth r highlights of the me ting nominate an assertive person, Printing was et to begin proposition, the board explains Itse lf and the mandatory student in luded the election of Ron B e one who would not be in­ ye terday, with the sample ballot what the Campus Ac tiVity Fee IS I In the up oming referendum timidated by the other Regents, to be mailed by the end of and where th e fee money goes , pie tlon Due to the absente of but would stand up (or hi / her Thur day. and pOIn~ ou t tha t It the lee is the anti-Coop forces, little op­ rrghts and beliefs either the Coop nor the SVA ellmlnat d, the agencies now pOS ition was voiced during the Housing, both on and off­ were able to deliver their pOSItion recei ving tho e fund would have dl cusslon of the endorsement. campus, was discus ed. Tad papers in time to meet the to rely on member hip dues, As part of the ongoi ng cam­ Sperry announced th formation original deadline Also, the board voluntary contributions, or paign to upport the tudent of the University Housing Task I tself had dlfficul ty arranging for money from fund-raiSing ac­ Coop, It wa announced that a r orc to investigat al ternatives the neces ary mailing permit. tivities According to Metz, this number of Individual would fa t to hou ing on campus . Included Finally, Vice-chancellor and Dean last statement was to make It of Student Affairs George S. to d monstrate their " incerity among his list of alternatives clear that the university would and d termination" in favor of were : community living, coed Murphy relaved to the board his not make up any 10 t Campus th e organilation . Fred Speck, living, theme housing, and an concern that not enough time Activity Fee money from other Initiator of the fast, aid 14 inve tigation of University had been allowed for interested ources . groups to prepare and distribute member had volunteered to housing prices . The analysl of the econd " sacrifice food and surplus Wayne Stromberg discussed their campaign literature. propo Ilron explains that a "yes " The fi nal versions of the ballot energy" In sup port of the Coop. the off-campus housi ng issue . result would e tabllsh the Coop as questions and the board analysis Spiritually Dispersed Stromberg, specifically hired to the official undergraduate were completed at the Monday Thl exces food and energy investigate and give recom­ student government at UC San meeting, and were not available would then be spiritually mendations concerning the Diego, ther by legitimizing the for distribution until Tuesday functions that the Coop now dispersed to those who are not hou ing situation off-campu~ by morning. A now approved, the fasting but in favor of the the Graduate Studies and perform on an informal basis . A two referendum questions read as referendum The fast wi II Re earch Program , sought ap­ " no" result would mean that a follow : Continued on Page four probably begin next Monday and Fred Speck proval from the Coop for the con ti nue duri ng the week . All of recommendations he had the volunteers will not be fasting a the representative to the compiled These recom - for even days, rather each will outhern California Nominating mendations were aimed primarily fa ., t one day at a time. Committee for the Student to h Ip the student in finding Dinner to Support rhe format is as follows : two Rege nt Bee will be one of everal adequate housing. igning leases, qudent will fa t and then break student representatives in- and other legal matters Vietnam Students Set

Proposal Would Lessen Faculty A VI tname e' dinner in Th If reque t for a ylum wa upport of Vletname e student denied by the U Immigration facing deportation wi II be held and Naturalilatlon ervice. Friday at 8 pm in the Muir The $2 .50 admi Slon will help Salaries to Support Grad Students cafeteria. pay th legal co ts Incurred In b y Charles Heimler The only hi tch to that money is the graduate The spon ors of the dinner attempting to convince the, N_ ..di tor students will have to fill out financial confidential aim to encourage public upport Immigration ervice to Support for over a third of UC San Diego's statements and other government forms to get the and raise funds for Vi tname e re on Id r th ir deci ion graduate students hinges on two altruistic its-first is upport. stud nts threatened With The dinner' organizers ay the willingness of graduates to fill out bureaucratic And , th Graduate Student Council, is urging all deportation and possible im­ tho e who attend will not only "work -s tudy forms," and second is professors' grads to do 0 , 0 that the federal money can be prisonment upon their return aid an Important au e but Will willingness to contribute part of their salaries to pooled with the tate money, ensuring equitable home. al 0 enjoy the experience Support grad students . di tribution of the funds . Thl threat of deportation to Vietnam e food and mu ic Gov. Brown's budget has allocated 127 HE's for In addition, a proposal by Ruy Harvey Pearce , aigon , a cording to the prepared and pertormed by the teaching assistantships at UCSD. (HE's are the Dt>an of Graduate Studies, that faculty contribute tudents, was due to their tuden arid th ir friend increment used in computing teaching salaries. part ot their alarles for graduate student upport is political action and ritl i m of pon or' of the dinner in­ Normally, two graduate students are supported on now irculatlng among department chairman the algon gov rnment The lude th ~ oClal1 t Forum on FTE) As of Tuesday, Pearce aid he had had no formal students fear that if ent to Lectur r e , Indochina Peace Pod cets of Money feedback on hiS plan algon, they will b om part of ampalgn , enter for Thl~ ye ar, there were 169 HE's given to lJCSD " It' too soon to tell ," he aid '" have no in- th e tlmat d 2 ,000 politICal v i Cl'\ m ~ " .• n.. '! , ," II ~r ' ~ Th ame lewl i planned for next year Making UjJ tlll lion abollt th(' reaction prl~one" now In algon lar! International Leagll for P a e th cilfference ha ~ent admlntstrator~ , {acuity and " Temporary Political Asylum" and Ju tlce, and th P a e gra ds scrambling to Imd pockets of money nsurrng Pearce aciciE.'d that th('re are no additIonal sour es Thl' ,tudE'nts have a " d for Commllt for th La JoHJ ad ditional ~upport 01 lundlng for th(' grad tudent~ and lores£' ~ th ' lemporar political alum I fiend, Me tlng On£' \uch po ket IS the federal go"ernment' b(>glnnlnll 01 a ~lgnl'lCant df> rease In the quallt of lin til their dpm ratl IrbNtles TI ke~ and more Informalion work ,tudy-program The f'(lUivalent of 26 mor(' undl'rllradud It' li1,tru tlon If the mone not a, well <1, tho,e 01 all let­ can be obtain d throu h U D IT[' wa secUied by Vlc('-Chancellor Bernard SISCO (Oint' liP With p opk ar guarante d " ,tud('flt organllatlon In d rl' ent trip to Washington. Continued on Pil8P seven Wednesday, April 15, 1975 Wednesday, April 15, 1975 Triton Times Page three Spring, 1975: The GPA Letters to the Editor Reed Letter Obscures Real Issue In his article (TT, April 2) vote the opposit way of the thinks of student actiVities In Montgomery Reed obscures tile right-wlngers. But the r al sup­ terms of politiCS Readers Comment on porters are not those half-dozen, The Tn'lo" s Mo"day prese"tea arglime"ts for a"a agaillstlhe Campus A~tivily Fee a"d the Game is in Vogue Again rea l iss ue . By connecting Young Ameri cans for Freedom with but the al most 800 people who Montgomery Reed apparently Slliae,,' Cooperative by represe"tatives of the Coop a"d Ihe Stliae"ls foT' Volli"tary Ac(ion [SVA) . Campus Fee, Coop expres ses the main purpose of the Below appear bOlh grolips' reblillals: . by OOlvid Duricin advocacy of the voluntary fee, he igned the petitions to end ideologizes an issue that ha s mandatory fees . This is Coop by saying, " At UCSD, the new Student Cooperative has More than any other single phrase, the title of thi. article best sums nothing to do with id eo logy By Widespread support for the taken a few Initial, and awkward up my own personal feelings as my career at UCSD finally rolls to a labeling the supporters of the volu ntary fee on a ca mpus that IS steps In xpressmg concern for a close. It seems uncanny that the system whij:h underwent such voluntary fee as the "half-dozen normally apathetic about most sense of equity and lustice SV A Clears Up Issues in Its Stand tremendous attack during my initial year at UC has fully regained its quasi-John Bircher-Joseph M c­ issues . Why 15 this? It's because oPPosItion to rae ism, seXism, and powel and prestige only four years later . Spring quarter 1975 has seen Carthy i te -<:r ackpots," Reed hopes students resent paying money for by Steve White "voluntary fee" means Coop group. We are not. We Stude~t Finds $6 UCSD the senseless domination and an unprecedented outbreak of grademania in all of its ugliest forms . the prevalent liberal se ntiment activi ties which don't benefit "donation." It does not. It is recognize that the Coop provides manipulation of our ilves and 'or atuden1a 'or VOluntary Action The campus is presently engulfed in talk of cum laudes, honor lists, will rally to the battle cry and them . The Goop government obviously unfair for a student a useful forum for students so environment by the land-rape and all important grad. point averages . To call the atmosphere who pays his or her S6 to get no inclined to VOice their views and corporations and the rest of the depressing would be to g'rossly understate the true situation. Fee Lowest In System Students for Voluntary Action more for it than a student who work towards certai n ends. But it corporate oligarchy " And so they does not pay the fee, and we shodd be noted that the Coop is allocate most of the student would like to clear up a number The current grade festish sadly reflects the rapid change in student From April 23-25 and April 28- at Stanford or Caltech must pay Student Organizations don't advocate this. We maintain structured in such a way that only of the issues surrounding our priorities over the past few years . The war in Indo china is no longer an 29, undergraduate students at this the activity fee, and only after he funds to "political clubs," par­ that those who pay the voluntary a comparatively few students are stand on the upcoming issue of massive student protest, although the killing goes on in greater ca mpus will be asked if they want ha s done so may he apply for a ticularly those that are of thell fee should have their registration actually involved in its decision­ referendum, and indicate our numbers tllan ever before. Civil rights and liberties for women and thei r $6 per quarter Student refund, thereby giVing up any own tint But most students today cards stamped in order for them making processes . Students must Support Coop and Fee are not interested in politics. ThiS reasons for them. We, too, hope peoples of color are no longer seen as crucial to student interests. Yet, Activity Fee made voluntary, or if advantages he had by bei ng a part to continue to get in free to have gone to two out of the three very fact illustrates that the Coop that this will give students a as the violence in Boston clearly illustrates, racism and sexism con­ they want the fee to remain of what Stanford terms the concerts, dances, etc ., exactly as previous meetings in order to IS not a representa tlve form of rational basis on which to make tinue to plague American society. On th'e college campuses of. 1975, " ~ tud e nt body." At UCSD , vote. And apparently the vast mandatory I would like to see the up their <;?Wn minds. now. Those who thought that the the battle for high GPAs has assumed ultimate importance. Yet, the Editor government. I t's really a select majority of students either simply fee remain mandatory, and I.base however, a student would decide package deal thus offered was not grading system remains as before, cruel, elitist, and unjust. Grades my deCision on practical reasons. whether or not to pay his activi ty group that for some reason has worth S6 to them would be free to cannot afford the time, or don't The Coop is in favor of the Be low are the results of an in­ fee at the time he paid his other been given control of the student spend the money on things they find this a worthwhile way to The upcomlOg Spring Referendum has been touted as a chance for Campus Activities Fee. So are we . vestigation into other campuses fees . This is somewhat different cookie jar. wanted more. The Coop seeks to pend it. This is not necessarily a students to vote between " forced payment of fees" or "freedom of However, we simply wish to see it I neluded is the UC system, and from a refund plan, and this foster the student enterprises that flaw in the Coop, but it does choi ce ." This characterization, from the Students for Volun tary Action, made voluntary. It is certainly universities which have been difference is bound to have some true that this fee has helped the Coop believes are beneficial. mean that the Coop, by its nature, IS simply not true . What's really at stake in this vote is whether or not Civen the current boom In ci ted by proponents of the effect. tennis, It IS reasonable to assume accomplish many worthwhile But what about you? We believe 6hly represents those students student organization and activities will have adequate funds to voluntary fee as haVing "lots of that students at UCSD are in­ things this year. But let us also that you should have the right to who are actually there to vote, continue. activitie .. terested in tennis But what does not forget the scandals over the choose for yourself. and this comprises less than 2% the Coop do? othing This Budget Resources Group (BRG), You may have noticed that, in of the UCSD undergraduate usc was the only University I winter the UCSD Tennis Club and the argumentation over the past few weeks , there have population. An elected govern­ could reach that has a plan It is critical that the S6 Campus Activity Fee remain mandatory ThiS charged students 55 from their fundi ng that has characterized been a fairly large number of ment might claim to represent all In the UC system, not one si milar to what UCSD might fee provides the funds for maintenance of the Women's Center, for a own pocket to join the club. The much of the Coop's financial dances and concerts and such, all those who voted for it in an campu has a voluntary activity undergo. Contrary ~ to Steve's wide va riety of entertainers and speakers, for Black Consciousness Coop didn't help defray the dealings. No, I do not mean to say sponsored by the Coop with election, say perhaps 20% of all fee The amounts of the fee are : comment "Soci al activities, Week, and for a vast array of other programs and services . If the that this is all the Coop ha s done, Campus Activities Fee money. the students. But the Coop is so UC Santa Barbara , 516.25 ; UC sports, campus papers and student activity fee is eliminated many of these activities will cease expenses . Not only that, for lack of funds the tennis club had to but I want to pOint out that the Also, the Coop has been much structured that it can scarcely be Riversi de, $15 ; UC Berkeley: speakers (s ic ) burea us are altogether. Others will have to charge high admission prices . All will be fold midterm and the club issue is not one-si ded, and that more visible on campus, and has cons ide red even this represen­ $1250, UC Santa Cruz, $10; UC uniformly flourishing," USC subject to the whims of adm inistration-they will decide who gets the members lost half of their In­ the Coop has made more than a attempted to promote its ac­ tative. Thus, to hold it up as the DaVIS, $9 ; UC Irvine, 57 .70 ; UC activities are having severe money and who does not. vestment The Coop makes It a few mistakes in this regard. We tivities to the students more. One representative of the UCSD Los Angeles, $7 50 and with the financial problems. At the policy not to finanCially support rea lize the Coop is still growing, of the reasons for this increased undergraduate students seems to lowest rate of all UC campuses, beginning of the sp ring se mester recreational clubs that involve and may learn from these activity is that the Coop wants to be to overlook the opinions of UC Sa n Diego, 56. of this year they voted for The second half of the Spring Referendum-Proposition Three-raises instruction, whether that be In mistakes. However, we believe justify the funds they get from the 98% of these students . Coop vo luntary fees . Out of a student the question of the Student Cooperative's role in representing the measure the same qualities today that they did in 1%0; the ability to tennis, ballet, etc. These students that each student should be able students. This is fine, and one members Garret Gruenof and body of over 20,000 students, and psyche out a professor and take tests, the competitive deSIre to be stude nt body. have to pay for their 'school to decide individually whether or might naively say we should have Fred Speck say that the Coop "Yith a $10 fee, about $6,000 better than fellow students, the skill of regurgitation, and of course, the activities, whereas the po Ii ticos not the Coop's activities are a referendum every quarter if this "does not purport to represent the San Diego State, which ac ­ dribbled i n-- Iess than three talent of cheating. have a 'free ride . How many UCSD worth $6 per quarter to him or is its effect on this kind of total student view, but serves cording to Tom Tanana has percent of the students paid the Many people on campus have differing opinIOns on the ef­ tudents belong to these her. If some Coop members responsiveness of those instead as a forum for the ad­ At its very best, a grade can measure pure technical competence on ponsored "succes ful concerts, fee fectiveness of the Coop as it is presently organized, but that's not the " political clubs? " Not many. How believe that the Coop could not distributing the funds . Instead, vocacy of many student views ." a limited subject at a given moment in time. At its worst, a grade IS able fantas tic plays, noted speakers, issue here. The question is whether a student government will exist many students have ever been In function without a mandatory we maintain that a voluntary fee Good. That's how it should to measure a person's ability to upchuck trivia that has been hOlled and success ful sports events," did here at UCSD at all much less used the services of the fee, the opinion in the Coop is would be an ideal method for remain. down his or her throat for several months by a researcher who views not use a voluntary fee to support Right now USC is dipping plush offices of the "political apparently divided about this insuring juH that. They would These are our views, then If, teaching as a marginal activity rather than a real profession To date, these. Not only does State have a deeply IOtO slush funds, and next clubs" on the second floor of the issue . Stephen Lopez, a very realize that if they didn't offer the after thinking about them, you no one has been able to develop a system which measure those $10 mandatory fee, they also year will be forced to make NO alternative to the Student Cooperative as it is presently Student Center? Probably not active Coop member, wrote a kinds of activities students find the arguments persuasive, I qualities of intelligence essential to our society's survival, social have a number of profitable cutbacks . If this semester is a sign qrganized is given on the referendum. That the referendum seeks to many. And yet people fill the wanted, they would lose support, awareness and consciousness, desire to learn, motivation, enthUsiasm, enterprises to Ilelp out - among of things to come, they in all letter to the Triton Times in which encourage you to vote in favor of eliminate any student voice at all is underscored by the nature of the tenni courts, wlmming pool, he steadfastly maintained that and hence they would have a a - voluntary Campus Activities cooperation, and willingness to help one 's fello.v man . them are the Aztec center and the ce rtainty will not be small cut­ next two questions, which pose the issue of who should control student basketball courts, and perpetually the Coop would not collapse strong tendency to be very Fee, and opposed to the Coop Aztec shops . In addition, they backs . It seems that the student of the 1%Os knew something that fees and appointments- the Student Cooperative or the adminstration. circle the soccer field. That's without a mandatory fee . We can responsive. becom i ng the official ha ~ have over S300,OOO in reserve been forgotten in the GPA heyday of 1975 . The qualities of essential where the people are. These are only agree with him . Students for Voluntary Action representative of all UCSD un­ accounts and investments in intelligence are not _measured by provosts' honor lists, cum laude several of the other activitle~ Many people still believe that has been widely touted as an anti- dergraduate students. . corporation and trust funds. The In summary, UCSD has one of stripes , 700 LSAT scores, 98 · MCAT percentiles or 3.9 grade pOin t That's just the point. For without a student government, all decisions most students take an interest In . interest from this money alone the lowes t activity fees anywhere, average. of these honors are, in a very real ense, count r­ now made by students will be made by the administration. Not by The fact is that around 53 percent t\:!! helps pay for a large part of but till manages to get along. The Coop productive to the construction use of education. students . That is why, no matter what our opinions on the cu rrent form of the mandatory fee money goes State's activities. And in my opinion, it does very of the Coop, we urge a " yes" vote on the question : " Should the Coop to these clubs and their obscure well . Who could truthfully say If there is a point to this article, it must be the following, I. for one, represent the UCSD student community?" activities. White May Not Make Use of Fee have no quick solutions to the CPA problem and all of its undesirable UCSD has " hardly any activities at all? " One need only look Ann Carberry concerts, plays, dance com­ position on the upcoming side effects. The long run answer will have to come from profound USD, another school in San Member, Student Coo.,... ".e panies, and lectures put on by the referendum, the second half of social and political change . Yet, in the mean time; grades must be kept Diego that Tom seems fond of, is around. " Westworld," " Paper In Monday's issue of the Triton Campus Program Board , but that referendum was utterly on the lowest of all possible priorities. We must all find a way to agai n not funded through Chase," Bob Woodward, the The abovt' letter was signed by representatives of the Veterans' The Coop appears to be danci ng to the tune of the Times, Steve White expounded many, many students do. Maybe neglected. This question deals prevent "Grade Point Madness" from overwhelming our involvement volu ntary fees . Instead, they have Average' White Band, Gary Coalition, the Black Science Students' Association, MECHA, the UCSD on the need to abandon the he could care less about editorials with the Student Cooperative. It in more important social, political and economic issues. If we must all a 525 per semester fee for full Graffman, Old infinitum_ If USC MusiciOlns' Guild, the Union of lewish Students, the Student political activism of the sixties present system of student fees in and a alternative free press on asks the students "Should the play the GPA game to some extent, then be it. But let us never, even for time students, and $15 for part­ and students with whom I have Cooperative, CALPIRG, the Student Print Coop, the Ground Work and is out-of-date, out of touch favor of his pet system, this campus . I can't, however, Student Cooperative ("Co-op") an instant, accept the grading system as credible and valid, for grades timp students . spoken are any indication, a Collective, the Student Coalition Against Racism, the US Committee w ith the real wishes of students today. Why should we be forced "Voluntary" fees. It must be believe that a majority of represe nt the UCSD un­ are as misguided as is the educational institution itself. voluntary fee would cause the for lustice to Latin American Political Prisoners, the Young Socialist emphatically stressed that Mr. students would accept that view. dergraduate communi ty on loss of all this. I cannot predict Alliance, the Women's Center, and the Muir 5 &. Dime. NOlmes of to give our money to the Coop? the future with perfect accuracy, MIKE INGRASSIA White is a GRADUATE STUDENT The Campus Activity Fee serves campus and University-wide As Steve White pornted out, representatives are on file. but I can extrapolate. I do not see and is not directly affected by all students who take advantage affairs?" The question is directly though, some universities do have voluntary fees " like magic" either the COlmpus Activity Fee or of those ac tivi ties. We cannot addressed to students to give vo luntary fees . However, I am causing more activities, but Coop actions. Possibly the allow a small, vocal minority to them the power to appoint their afraid Steve didn' t look deep An Invitation for a rather I see voluntary fees If That's Freedom, Then We're in Trouble gentleman does not take ad­ destroy the activities at UCSD. representatives. Students need an enough into these colleges, and destroying the 70cial life at any Issues , vanlage of the many films, In the letter slating the SVA's organized voice. As long as we C)(a mi ne the structure of their fee­ The Young Americans for Freedom want us to UCSD. 3) Our " freedom" not to have movies and are kept unorganized the ad­ payi ng system . Stanford and "have the freedom " to reject our activities fee and More Abundant Life concert ; The ElIKutlve Board 0' the Triton Time, Ia pl.. NCI to ,nnounce tIM I.,polntment of ministration can do what it wills­ Ca l tech have a voluntary fee, and Student Cooperative. Let'r, hear it for : p.nl WoH •• Copy edhor. appoint its choice of students to 1) Our " freedom " to have our fees allocated by 4) Our " freedom " not to have student recreation, at the same time they also have ethn ic, and public interest club . important committees and by David Duncan wildt Chrl~tldn lty I~ like lrom thl:' That is not something I eagerly the administration, rather than students elected ac tivities. The reason? I suggest it If tha t's " freedom, " we're in trouble. allocate the fees without student inside, and itisn't for you . look forward to. by the Coop; John H. Taylor IS because their implementation STEVE COLMAN Edito,·in·chief input. The community Christians at UCSD have been If you want to, you can settle is a refund-based one. A student JOEL McCORMACK 2) Our " freedom " to not have a unified voice on surrounding the campus would sponsoring a book table for for what you now believe . No then only hear the ad ­ several years . The book tab le has human can make you examine or Ed", ard Simons James G. Solo mi nistration's views on land been set up as a place where re - e~amine Christianity. But Ma ,.,ing editOr" Cltyedotor development and student living people can come and discuss before you stuff Jesus Christ in TItE ORiGiNAL conditions . UCSD must be wbatever they want to about some closet, do you really un­ Cha -Ies HeimJer P:tHi Wolf represe nted on a statewide level. Christianity (not Churchianity). derstand how far reaching HIS Bob Woodward The book table also has literature claims are? Do you know how ~~U'Aa~ Copyedotor This year the e~ternal affairs, iIoew...... dealing with many topics from a statewide coordi nator of the much evidence there is to sub­ One of the two WOlshington Post reporters who brolce the Christian perspective . The table is Coop was instrom ntal in dealing stantiate His claims? Or are you Watergate story, and co-author of the best-seller "All the located on the Revelle and Muir afraid of what changes would Sara J . Lowen Mark Woelt>er With the Rege nts through the President's Men," will be speOlicing at UCSD on ~A~~~CL Ed 10rlel IIINctor .....ness maneger Student Body President's Council plazas at various hours of the day. take place in your lifestyle if you SERiES You ca n recognize it by the sign, be ca me a Christian? * UCSD students must have an To Be Shown on Saturday, April 19 " It' About You " We all cling to the lifestyles we Mark Stadler Larry Deckel active voice The coop has done HAl~rYLlt-C 2:00 p .m. Mandeville Auriitorlum have developed for ourselves, Tuesday April 22, 8 pm AnI editor the job for a year and Will con­ Commu"", ..... Mo t of you probably feel like and w e refuse the lif style Jesu s tinue doing ~o only if students *Aw ARd FOR GREATEST §[RiAI. .. you have il pretty good un­ claims to be offering. The claim ir" the Mandeville Center Auditorium give It the chance Paul Wagner Tad Sp rry der~tandlng of what types of are clear The eVidence I bEST STUNTS ••• SpEciAl EFFECTS On the up omin!! referendum things CIlrlstiJn think and ay (lVailable Please (ome and talk SpOr1s ed.tor Photo edoto. Tickets: $1 for all .to;tudent~ Tlcketa Wl' urge a yes vote on the oop as You've heard It all before, or else With u\ at the book table WP mAsic for Paul Student Center th· repre~entatJve of the UC D you have friends who ha ve' told 41J04 Santa Monic.l Ave. $2 general aclmis~ion clon 't want Brownie points for Proceeds to $1 .00 Students BOll Office Ocea~ Bea~h•. _Calif. 92107 Kathy 'oxe undergrc1duate community. We you about the times ChrIStians conv rb, we want what we Other Intemetlonel Center Buy 'ickc'~ at Student Center bo~ office Tues-Fri 12-4:30 International Center 2_00 Secretary dlso urge that th Campus Ac­ hdv e tried to convl'rt them bell ve 1\ a more abunddnt life tiVity Ff'e bE' mai ntalnrd Maybe you say that you've seen for you 223--/nl Pqefour Triton Tim•• Wedneaday,Aprll15,lV75 Wednesday. April 15, 1975 Triton Times Page five • byNan~""" students confused about their future and career. The workshop Six UCSD Referendum·. • • Film: Steve Esmedina Local Pianist to Perform Fourth ~Ji'S writinll consists of five two hour pr08ram has I 'ved S10,000 counseling aad advising sessions . Faculty Get Continued from Pale one from UC's Inr.o±tive Teachina 50 percent participation as the Yakuza, Pepper, Funny Lady ••• requirement for considering the In Mandeville on Sunday Fund for the p rpose of im­ Health Science professionals task force composed of Student "The Yikuzi" is an attractive fusion of movie fantasy Guggenheims referendum to be binding. If this proving its pr~r m. lowie Pei, will be at UC San Diego on ' Affairs staff members and Directed by Sydney PolI~ck readymades. But Schrader, rewrite man Robert An exciting evening of mus ic requirement is not met, he will director of ~ program, will Sunday from 9 to 5 pm in Room Six faculty members at UC San representatives from the College Written by P~ul Schrider ~nd Robert Towne Towne, and director Pollack all seem so fascinated featuring Peter Milrtin, cello, and make a decision based on his Own . decide how thE' money is to be 1105 (Garren Auditorium) of the Diego are amona 308 scholars, • Councils would be formed to by the mythic splendor of the idea that they have Barbara Schneiderman, piano will judgment. spent. Basic Science Building. This scientists· and artists named to devise nett means to Perform fJiled to provide the guts and vigor needed to take place Sunday at 8 pm in the receive grants in 1975 by the John recital hall of the Mandeville In an attempt to more closely ' seminar, including practioners these functions. Metz pointed out Metz related that an informal There is probably no film form that Sydney Pollack transcend the gorgeous decor. This is no fanatical Simon Guggenheim Memorial revisionist work It is not a se nd·up . The hot blue Center. that a rejection of the Coop as a check of other California cam­ could not s\Yathe in layers of lush, blurry Foundation. neon lighting, the rich pop color, the mournful The music presented should representative body would not puses, both inside and outside the luminescence. His gauzy romanticism has in­ The UCSD Guggenheim looks and downtrodden dialogue all give it an prove both interesting and varied abolish the Coop as a student UC system, revealed that of 17 fil trated the Western ("Jeremiah Johnson"), social The Fourth Reporter FeliRobert Redford IS of the State Department and extens ion program. The Awardees were chosen signatures in support of a student COMMUNITY figure out. probably the most lamentable casua lty of them all recorded frequently for Epic and Both artists have delighted Coop-Organizations Notes from 2,819 applicants in the referendum . Metz justified the BLOOD BANK I t is plain to see what author Paul Schrader had to For years Redford provided .glum, sober per­ CRI records . local audiences in joint recitals at foundation's fifty-first annual rewriting of the referendum by mind: a cross-cultural blending of popular film formances in movies like "The Chase, " " I nside California music centers. competition. saying, "The administration did 327 F. Street myths: the Japanese code of honor among modern Da isy Clover" and "Tell ' Em Willie Boy Is Here" that Schneiderman, a resident of The concert IS free and open to leading all institutions with 15 not approve of the wording of warriors, and the American notion of the word­ the San Diego area, has toured Bird Band to Perform the public. faculty members chosen as Tom's petition as it stood." She PAYS DONORS bound criminal as a vanishing species . Potentially it Continued on Page seven extensively throughout the The Elmwood Bird Band will be Mandeville Auditorium. The film Guggenheim fellows was UC said the language was felt to be fOr service Berkeley . Tied for second were biased, and would not provide an Concerts: Mark Woelber the featured musicians today at is rated X. Seventy-five cents will Mon.-Sat. Harvard University and Stanford explicit result for the Chancellor noon in front of the gym. The admit students . 8:45·-$:30 University with 14, followed by to act upon. band will play for approximately • * • Closed Sun . Chanel No.5 to Spring Valley Goat-Ropers one to one-and-a half hours. The Musicans Guild will the UC Los Angeles and Columbia University, which were tied with • *. participate in a concert between The Chancellor has set a simple 233-6481 Enticing in so many ways , rock getting loaded; a lot of his old " Rainy Day People," his current ten each . At 3 pm the Political Science Urey Hall and the gym Friday. majority result based on at least and roll is musical en­ mu sic is great, just great. hit, illustrates Lightfoot's attitude Student Union will meet in the The musicans are scheduled to tertainment's big buck. Yet more Lightfoot's reputation rests on toward the romantic condition : Revelle Informal lounge. perform from noon to 10 pm. and more we realize it's also the many years of pleasing folk lovers "There's no sorrow you can't rise ·.. Another feature of the all big burn. They don't bother to put with his bawdy tales and salty above." The song further ex­ Tomorrow at 9 am the San day/ evening concert will be free the seats in at Golden Hall when doggerels, songs ' of mountain presses what Lightfoot seems to Diego City Council will meet in food. think is a fundamental. quality in * •• Zappa comes to town. For good men , clipper ships, and shady the City Administration Building reasons . On the other hand, ladies, all familiar, universal loving couples. at the Community Concourse. " American Graffiti" will come cou ntry-wes tern, scorned by themes. Though some of One of the topics of discussion to UCSD on Friday evening at 8 serious music listeners Lightfoot's songs are ten years will be the proposed University pm. The film will be shown in the everywhere, aspires to a certain old, applause greeted nearly Rainy day lovers don't love Towne Center, which the Student Mandeville auditorium . Ad­ elegance, and Nashville not only every number, as he picked a riff any others- Cooperative will voice its op­ mission to the film is one dollar. and approached the mike in a makes a lot of money but has a that would not be kind. position to. The "Captain Marvel cherished institution in the Grand voice which is a peculiar blend of Rainy day people all know ••• Marathon" is slated from 2 to 5 OleOpry. Somewhere in between croon and yodel. how it hangs Russ Meyer's film, "Mud pm in the Mandeville auditorium. these extremes of popular music He sang most of his old on your peace of mind. Honey", will show at 7:30 and ' The charge is one dollar to Come to Streicher's for is simple good taste and your favorites : " High and Dry," "Come 10:00 pm tomorrow in the students. money's worth. A capacity on , Pearl," " Birds of a Feather," women's negatlve-heel-shoesl UC Sin OielO Gospel Choir will preRnt Itl interpretation of audience sought these qualities " All the Lovely Ladies," songs Lightfoot's music reflects the Gals, take a test drive traditiONII lospei sonlS al arranled by rnernben of the IrouP Sunday night at Gordon light­ which, though maybe not good rhythmiC sounds of nature on two of the most comfortable . tomorrow at 8 pm in the Recital Hall of the ~ndeYille Ce.rtter. foot's Golden Hall concert. recognized by title, are probably and living anywhere; there's a ways to travel on sidewalks. The birthday.. of several blatk educ:aton will also be com· I! 's not surprising that a familiar to the ear. He sang about vitality, a regional flavor in his memorited by ProfesslOl Tolbert durina the p'oaram. folksinger like Lightfoot would seamen, looking like a bit of a songs and his own engaging Founded this year by Cecil Lytle, also the director, the .roup hal draw such a large audience - the se aman, too, in his white bell­ personality which brings out the performed extensively in the Sin Oiep area . roots of folk run long and deep. bottoms and blOusy shirt; he sang best in his audience - his auc­ The concert is free and open to the public. But the variety of types in the of ladies in ports of the world. He tioneer's full-ti It spit-and-whistle audience, from uptown ladies ang of mountainmen, and his imitation had the hog9 MAHAVISHNU OReH. 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Same Last Year last week launched a fund raIsing abandoned its catch-all local " I t doesn't make sense for the faculty to use their Pretty much the same situation exi sted last year campaign for the United Farm used to attrac t farm workers and by DAve Eisen all next year. The Recreation sa lary to plug holes in the governor's budget, " for graduate support funding for this academIC and Your Grasshopper Workers Union (UFW), the national boycott of Callo I..-Wrlter Department, which runs the believes William Frazer, chairperson of the Physics year. The gap between the graduate support iunded wines has had a noticeable effect. intramurals, were given an in­ Drs Harold ~rey , Herbert department by the state and UCSD's needs was made up by lerry RAdich until one of the contestants It often amazes me how Quick And, the March 1 UFW rally in crease for next year . This keeps Marcuse, Herbert York, and through monies granted because of over IIHItU Writer successfully manages to get those little devils can bolt away " I can't say I'm happy with our Modesto, home of Gallo, drew with the 'UCS D Athletic George Mandler are among those The amount faculty members would be asked to enrollment Because more students showed up for It has long been known that margarine from the tub to his roll, just when you're about to knock budget when have to cut nearly 20,000 workers and friends we Philosophy', ~hich strives to get who have pledged donations to contribute would be around $100, according to classes than was expected, the sta te allocated the best way to curb the boredom a feat which is easier said than them with a nite slap shot. Do teams, but we 'll have to live with instead of the expected 5,000. more students involved in a larger aid the UFW Pearce . The contribution would also be tax addItional money of studying is to take time out and done if his opponent is a skillful not resort to beating the it", said UCSD Athletic Direc tor variety of sports, according to deductable. Such is not the case this year, however, because get some therapeutic exercise. master of this noble recreation. grasshopper into submission iust Howard Hunt in an interview Hunt. Si nce winning the grape strike I n response to these turn of Kirstie Kent, chair of the Graduate Student all UCSD colleges are holding back enrollments. But since it is often difficult to All blows are naturally restricted so you can pass it better or hit a Tuesday. in 1970, the UFW has existed events, some UCSD faculty have play softball in your living room to the knives, and any lacerations better shot. Granted, a dead or under tremendous pressure from moved to aid the UFW . literature or tennis in the friendly confines or stabs into a contestant's body temporarily untonscious 'Four teams, junior varsity I n offsetting a lack of money, growers and the Teamsters Union, chairman Dr. Jos<, ph Sommers, calls for the immediate grasshopper is much easier to hit of your bathroom, this essential basketball, Rugby II ,C lub Soccer, the athl tic department will have who alledgedly collaborated on history professor Ricardo Romo, Film disqualification of the offender. than a live one, but part of the need of every student is often and Snow Skiing will be to come up wi th some new ideas. signing unjust "sweatheart and faculty member Frank Saiz fun, challenge and skill of this Continued from Page :; piece of synthetic folklore one of George Roy reglected . But have f.aith Suffice it to say that this event eliminated for the season One of these, which will be what contracts" . helped in the project that within a 1975-76 Hill's movies work on any level , but they sure try frustrated' bookworms, for here spruces up an ordinary dinner game is moving a live, scared because, according to Hunt, they Hunt ca lls "a common uniform week has contacted nearly 85 managed to oppo e the twO-bit grain of the role as affair into a breathtaking display grasshopper player's brooms. exc hange". Uniforms will be used The Teamsters also seemed to well as the competition inherent in hammy co­ This one, an ode to the frontier spirit of aerial stunt­ are a few games that can be don't pass the new UCSD in­ percent of the faculty and of coordination and courage. Rendering the grasshopper im­ by more than one team, so the manipulated such contracts with pilots, allows Redford as well as the rest of the cast played in the intimacy of your tercollegiate standards. The rigid collected over $500 in donations. actors like Marlon Brando, Natalie Wood and mobile merely detracts from the school will be able to mass order, some wine makers, most notably Robert Blake. Redford made a distinct mark on the to sleepwalk through a trivial diversion which has own home that are both exciting new standards, which include the Professor Romo, treasurer of the game, and is therefore thus saving money. Gallo, who had earlier signed emotions by never expending too much energy to a authentic costumes, authentic locales, and not the and psychologically satisfying. abolishing of all second or junior informal committee, thinks the discouraged . with the UFW. given role. Hi s acting had a real sense of dynamics. slightest shred of authenticity varsity teams, were set up total hould reach $2000 by the Even after becoming a star Redford managed to because the athletic department Une budget that will go up is However, recent occurances end of this week . He added that M.,.Arine Fencing carve out sneaky, scene-stealing moments in "Funny Lady" was allocated only the same one for AII-Cal Tournies. The have strengthened hopes for oncerned faculty should allotment for the UC system will mediocrities like " The Hot Rock" and "The Can­ Directed by Herbert Ross How often have you grabbed a GrAsshopper Hockey amount as the 1974-75 total. eventua l victory, the union respond by April 21 go from 515,000 to $35,000. UCSD dldat " In " The Way We Were" Redford invested The ads have been straining to convince the publ ic I n a pinch other objects can be hot dinner roll at supper, quickly wi II send a record high 20 \-eams all the credibility the part could offer, and came up that thiS "sequel IS equal" to "Funny GIrl." I con­ used for pucks, such as beetles, The allocated budget of just reached for the tub of margarine, to AII-Cal events next year. a winner. cede It i It's every bit as bOring , grandiloquent, only to find out that your frogs, or any small household pet. over 590,000 doem't defray rising ince " The Sting," however, he has been coasting and lousy I was a fool to believe People magazine roommate aced you out and Once you become an ex­ costs, hen ce the cut-back is through cnpts that a k for only one thing . his when they wrote that it was James Caan's show I Hunt has been Athletic captured it first? So there you sit, perienced and skillful player you necessary. Because · of student don't think there is an actor who could transcend Director for all 'ten years of the blonde haIr, and his bucolic, wholesome hand­ roll growing cold and stale in your will probably wish to graduate to interest, however, men 'and I3drbara Strelsand. 0 matter who she attempts to sc hool 's exi tence, so he should someness hand, your meal and probably For those people who prefer a more active pucks than the women's cycling , women's "The Great Waldo Pepper," like "The Sting" and play she IS always a yelling yenta ' The Jewlsh­ be able to give an accurate ()':IIIISlll'<1l1lca 13<1II.:t your whole day ruined. This _ little more vigorous exercise, I grasshopper. Perhaps the most saili ng, and women's crew are , "The Great Gatsby" finds Redford trapped by a American Anna Magnan i. pr~diction of UCSD ' s ports recurrent dinner time conflict is suggest trying Grasshopper exciting way to play the game is being added for next year. UCSD's performing: r------~~------_, used as the basis of Margarine Hockey. This game originated in by using a small but mature cat total of 31 teams will continue to future \\d-(Ecita[ fo't CErrO and 8 Q)anCE'li II Fencing. In this game you and British Columbia where for the puck. Ju st think of the lead the nation in intercollegiate .KI V:P .& STO.1lI UNWANTED your opponent sit across from grasshoppers are exceedi ngly added excitement when you try teams . " I believe that our program will "d/ftE't Edt:n" . each other at the dinner talbe, plentiful, but can be played here to swat around a puck that is conti nue to strengthen in the Spring Ski Sole PRECNANCY? perfectly capable and willing to future . Our philosophy on with the tub of margarine sitting during the spring and summer The new budget was given to "c5cotch c5Lf mphonLf' 1 between you, about at an arm's months when grasshoppers make scratch out your eyes or gnaw on the athletic department by the athletics will remain and we'll Wednesday, April 16,1975 .. All new clothing and skiis ~@@@J [}{]@~~ 0 ~@~~ length aWi\Y from each of you . their yearly appearance. The only part of your leg. Registration Fee Committee, have a growing number of teams , Mandeville Auditorium 8 :00 pm "ConcE-'tto /.2'tOH.O" Each contestant is armed with a eq ui pmen t needed for th is under the direction of Vice­ especially for women. I can see Staff Faculty: $4,SO '::::J at rock-bottom prices standard table knife, no longer spirited buffoonery are brooms Chancellor George Murphy. the possibility of UCSD joining an U.C.S,D. Student : 53.00 than 9 inches in length. and grasshoppers. Any kind of athletic conference, probably General Adm.: 56,00 Tickets available Student Center 7722 FAY AVENU broom will work, but you must be There are many more with sc hools like Irvine, River­ Women's household games, from Cur­ " It wasn't really close to what si de, and Cal State Dominquez. Box Office ' 4~4-1410 picky about the grasshoppers. Tuesday thru Friday' Noon-4 : 30 To begin the duel, hot-rolls are These ,hould range from 1-2 tainrod Basketball to the fabulous we wanted", Hunt $aid . " We also Medical Clinic placed in the free hands of both inches in length, and should be Indoor Olympics, but it is better if tried to get some new things, like competitors, and knives are alert and very lively. The object you come up with your own a full-time trai ner, a Sports I n­ " The issues of giving touched above the tub of of this game is identical to imaginative passtimes. The formation Director, and some sc holarships and having a r------. margari ne . Sudden Iy both hockey, but instead of using a possibilities of household games sports awards, but they turned us football team will come up again I ' th8 I contestants launch to the attack, hard, rubber, inanimate object for is only limited by the imagination down." also If the ' students show the 197.5 each trying to get some margarine a puck you use a live, quick, and and liability insurance, so put The Intramurals- won't suffer at interest, that's what we'll have". on his knife while keeping his crafty grasshopper. This game is down those boring books and I opponent's knife away from the great recreation for 2-8 people, dream up some new varieties of .r------I" I tub. Often amazingly long ex- can conveniently be play.ed competitive entertainment. And fmI ! ~\ r.or ! 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MtiI. c.18In your .._ Provoat 0ffIce1. Judith Jorge_. WOMEN Intor.tad In JoInI"" CON­ Socl.lI.t Forum I.ctur. commltt•• the Student Commltt_ ....nat racl.m. II on ...... l412li M.D.-Hugh P..... Ph.D. 131141 SCIOUSNESS RAIliNG OROUPS. lI.n maatlna Thu.... April 17 - I pm Phlloaophy Speak.,. will Include. Om.rI Mu.. from up In the W_·. Center thIe WMk. DIPt. Library · Jrd fI_ H.L. 14/1I1 Com mitt.. Ag.lnet S.gr••• t.d ATftNT10N MUiR ...... GrMIIetIcNI UC2111Z3orConnla ...... ,.I~ll1 Education In ...... na ; AI Zole~ISU . Cen ...... COIItMt Mrs. __ 1ft Muir pIue repraaantatival from the Maeha. Prowoet 0M0e to ...... en .... Subpo.na · GIII.ry Iform.rlv Wort! ltudy OffIce Aeat. ,. In./wk. for Women's Canter .nd Gay Studante """"*" for your FI ..I o..r- CMoII Humanltlaa-llbrary Galleryl exhibition. Grad. Std. Council ft Coop. ... SEO for SATCH MEmNO 7:00 Wed. April 11-­ Aaaoc. (4/111 ..... to tile your CeftIIdeoy Cenl.14I2II .. SoutMrn bpoeura" of photoe,.hv. referra.. 14/111 FIlm: H.. lth ft Huntllf Conference Rm. ....ntlna. .nd _lIttura by Itudanta Student Ct. - Everyone W.lcome . IA/l., John .nd BJo Trimble. orl8lnetora of the The ~/C'-'Ietry CI.. II ..... for from verl_ So. CalIf. collage Clift­ ....v. Stir T.... clmpalgn .nd chelr­ -..-c-on In .....Frt . R_ Z8I- ItUIII- 0.11ery houre I,. 12-1 MondaV PIrIOna of EQulcon '74 ("Itlr Trek" 111M•• 281. Check ~ or .,. for through ""'''v. Apr. 11. Ground conv.ntlonl. wi" ....k ~ • llide ...... 141211 floor. .... aida of HumaniU. Library. Scuba Dlv.r.-I.. D.uc.r. m ..tlng .how. tonlte. 7-1:. pm. USB 2IIZ. (4/111 1A1111 Thu .... nita • pm Agenda Includaa .Mdee. M..... DouIIIIe VoIeyMU Toumement - .trap...... nd tlik. All fl.h welcom• . PROF. JEAN VILAR. of the lnatitual dee ..... up It the NO gym by Wed. AprIl 21 Muir .tudantl Intaraated In competing 14/1., Etudal Hlapenlq_ de .. UnIwrIIta da fer the toumay on ..t. Apr. .. for Info - ...Inst Fourth Col.... In .n Int.r­ P.ri. ISorbonnel will give lectu,. "EI Political Scl.nc. Stud.ntll Oet YOUr eo to ,. trYm or Ronlll-.zlWZII col.... competition the Ith week of Siglo d. Oro Eapano!: T.. tlmonlOi QUirter. _ Scott .t the Muir Dean'. bods to the Rev.11e Formal Louna. Llterario. d ... Reallded HI.tarlca" todlY. WedOHdllv .ft.moon .t 3:00 pm for • The ucao poatry "Journal II _ IC­ Offic • • xB7. Team. being formed In et 3 pm In 1102 Tioga H.II. Muir. Spon­ union m ••tlng ..... Th.r.·. pow.r In captlRg eubmlallone for Itl _ond i8au• . volleyball. softball • • nd w.t.r-polo. co­ .ored by tha Project In Iberian .nd latin numb.raI14J111 ...... Nmit IU...... _ to tIIrM paama. ed. (4/141 activities Am.rlcln Stud"'. 14/111 Sand to lmor-campua mall coda C-OCII. WOMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT SeRIES: ASIAN AMERICAN STUDENT Poama wlU not be returned. Deadll.. : featuring PrI.cll.. Welker .nd Fr.ncl. MCAT Preparation Couraa m .... eaQh ASIOCIAT10N meeting concerning thl. April 23. 14/211 Fllloux. ' :30 pm. tonlt• . Muir Iftl0 Cof· Thure 1:00-1:30 p.m. In BHk: Sc.. w ..k.nd ·. trip to M.nuner. Three nc. f.. houe • . FREE . 16/111 BUUDCK'S DEPARTMENT STORES will 'iulldl"V 2100. For Info 412- 4170. 11111 Aalen-Am.rIClln.hart fllme - "PIIC .. of UCSD O.p.rtm.nt of Economic. be Intorvlawl"" Fri. April ,. for Eaecutlve D,.m.... " City. City." " JOUrney" to ba S.mlner today. 3:30 pm H/ L 321 • • Robart URBAN ft RURAL STUDIES LECTURE. .h_n. Ravelle Informal lou...... :30 pm L W.lch U·C S.nte B.rbara " IN­ Tr.lnlng Progr.m which combln •• Contrlbutlona for second lnu. of Fri. April 18 4:00 pm. 1330 HSS . tonlt• . 14/111 TERACTIVE MARKET PLANNING form. I tr.lnlng Ind on-tha-Job Fourth Coll.g. Writing Progr.m·. VICENTE NAVARRO. from The Johns d.v.lopm.nt. 1.ldlng to a.cutlv. PROCEDURES" 14/ 111 literary magazine. Fourthwrite. .,. Hopkin. Unlv.r.ity. will ~p ••k on PMItI_ Location: S. Calif. leak.: Iny EAB FRAT Meeting tonit. 7:30 4th Floor baing .ccepted from Fourth Coil... FOURTH COUEGE·. men' ••oftball . coed " POLITICS OF HEALTH CARE IN malor. ..,... Appointmantl .nd Info .t Blak.-toung.14/1., ltudente or .tudantl .nrolled In the .oftball. .nd coed w.t.,.oIo t.rna will DEVELOPING COUNTRIES." F,. .nd Ca,.., Plennl""... MC. 14/111 writlna program. M.t.rlal .hould be play .ny other col.... tllm. .nytlm• . open to the public. 14/111 WAROAMERS: The Triton W.rgemlng typewritten. double-spaced. .nd In­ .nyplec• . Vilit your locI I D ..n ·. Offlc. to The INTERNAL REVENUE SERVICE will Society _tI every Thuradey .t • pm In clude .dd,.... No mat.rlal will be algn up for thl. competition. 14/111 Att: Pra-Meda ft .11 Int.,.tact .tudantl: be Intel dawi"" Wad April 11 for ...... 1 returned. u"'-a .rrang.m.nte .,. BSB 2114. (Mad. School) All .,. welcom. Firat of. HrIH of'l lacturn on medlcln. Aaant. T.. Auditor. R_ 0ffIc0r• • nd mad• . Deadline Is April 1• • In the Fourth to coma Ind teat their .kllia In AH. SPI. .nd m.dlcal education today will ba held Ravenue Aaant. L_tIon: U •• • 1Mb: III Col .... Writing Progrem Offlc•• ,. H­ Confllct.nd HIt-made g.m... 14/l., GOSPEL CHOIR CONCERT. Cecil Lytle. tonight et 8:00 pm In BSI 1101. FI,.t malors. Appotntlnantl Ind Info .t Ca,.., dlr.ctor with mlnl-I.ctur. by Prof. L Cover dealg", .1.0 welcom• . 14/111 m ..tlng will be head.d by • group 0' Plennlna. _ MC. 141111 AU ARE INVITED TO THE CHRlmAN Tolb.rt of the History D.partm.nt on UCSO med .tudentl. Ev.ryone w.lcom• . SCIENCE ORO Thu .... 7 pm Bleck Cont. "The Role of the Black Educator" 8:00 pm For info. C-I307. 141111 All Cal Coed Volleyball T.m - Tour­ REVEUE STUDENTS Inter.. ted In Room. 1411., Recital H.II. M.ndevill. Centar 14/111 nemant to MIact the All Cal tIIm thIa helping to p"n Orl.ntatlon activities Sund.y. April 20. 1171 ••:00 .m - 6:00 pm Sat. Apr. 1• . Sign up In the rae 8Ym by com. to • brown bag lunch .t the Trld.nt Chrl.tl.n F.llowshlp m ••t. Today. 12 noon " H.z.rds of TI,. O.rr.n Auditorium - Room 1101. BSB ThuBdav, Apr. 17. For Info go to NO gvm Provo.t OffIc. patio Wed. 12 Noon - 1:30 tonl"ht .t 7:30 In the Ravelle Form.1 Hydropllnlng" " Automobll. Tlr. "C.reer POI.lblllt'" in the Health FI.ld" or Ron 715-3123. 141111 pm. 14/111 Loung • . Ev.ryone w.lcom.11411., Hydropllnina" USB 2122. 14/111 14 /181 ...------Advertisements for Ourselves------,

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Two Heath-Kit J . n ..n Speek..... 10" X3488 or 756-IllO.lpA/ 181 14/231 Need roommate. old.r f.m.le prel.rr.d. r•• son.bl. end h.s • correctin" IBM. woof.r. two 3" w id.-dlsp.rslon fo r own $'71 room in 0.1 M.r 7!i6-1423. Pl •••• c.1I her.t 516-7080. IpA /l., twMt. .... mahog.ny c.bln.ts. MII./b ..t YOU WILL BE PAID 12-P.H. for p.r­ 14/181 off.r. 481 -9424/ Pet • . 141111 ticlpatlng In • group exp.rim.nt .bout Tutoring - Engll.h writing .nd reeding I.. rnlng m.p.. Experlm.nta h.,d on For rent: A b•• utlful. I.rg. room . klll.. Editing p.pers. dil ••rtat lon• . Tuba. 4-v.lv• . good condition. w/c.s.. . personals Mon ft Frl from 2:00 to 4:00 pm. Jo. overlooking the oc •• n in 0.1 M.r hou ••. Und.rgr.d and "r.du.t. - I.vel. 580- $300 or beet off.r lup or downl. Ch.rll. : x2541 . lpA / lll Sound f.r out? It i. - '716-1123 for info. 5211. 11141181 462-173114/211 14/281 Nead rid.,., to Sent. Cruz April 19 Iv N•• d • P.rt tim ••eeret.", for your O.. r Fr.nch TIckl.r - H.ppy Birthday. 2 Hous.m.l.s. M or F. own rOom . 90 m.... g. for John .t7!i6-637I. 14/1BI bu.in... or typist for your r.ports 7 VW Piston./cyi. used. 1600s; cheal ,.bulld Th. LR.a : s .re the r •••on thl. dldn't each. I n c hrd.. utit. Cebl. TV . Prol••• ion.l. quelity work. 298·8208. Or B.ja sper.. . ,0/ off.r. D.v. -..&412 get In on Monday. Lov.. P.t.r Newsp.pers. T.lephone. Clairemont - IpA /261 .v.. . 14/111 Longprong 14/1" Wented m.l. co·drlv.r leaving M.... Bi" Yerd. Quiet.)lus. Shopping. 3 Mo • . 12th vii FI.glt.ft. Albuqu., UII, Min. Aft.r 5. 215·0lI0 Ask lor R.ndv. ATTENTIONI B.ginn.r7 Int.rm.di.t.7 Bio 2E book. new. DrOpp.d c... . but lo.t Scott from Bridlev.l. Whet·. . n Denv.r. YOrk-N.br. Mlnn•• poli • . 7488- 14/1', Adv.nc.d? Enjoy t.nnis from e tour­ book~or. receipt. L.. v. m_g. for Adrdv.rk7 Th. girl from C.v.ndlsh. ..,lpA / 1BI IlIIm.nt prol... i on.1. H.lf price lor 1.t Krie: 452~7I days. C -l. nlghtl. 14/111 Mele from May 1 to the end of the 14/1" quert.r. W.·II tak. dogs - if th.y·r. I••• on - " .00 hour. Jon Grout 461·8114. lem.I• . R.nt is 17.110 plus utlliti ... 414- IpA/ lll Now .v.l.. b ..1 N_ prOgram for HP-e& . B.B. In the c.v. beneath m • . turning 1I071 . 14/ 1SI raises your log.rithlm by .hort .tok.. ninet.. n i. not that bad. H.ppy Blr­ Ilost & found I until m ...l v. overflow. C.lcu"'" the thdav from the vultur. directly .bov. ,/ Ne.d .0meon.IFI to take ov.r my P.rt .ngl. of Int• ...actlon Ind the m.xlm• . B.0 . 14/111 AI.o. totll volume of s inO .nd y - 1/ Lo.t gr •• n not.book. n •• d of r.nt .pt. Own room. furnl.hed travel utiliti.. p.id. c.mpu. conveni.nc. x . Only $20 each. 141181 API - H.v•• v.ry heppy blrthd.y .nd d.. p.rlt.lv . Mike 225-1023. ~ / 111 be h.ppy• • nd don't whatev.r you do IVin.g. Orlv./Shornl .ft.r 10 pm; now until 1116: .'110.00 · T.rry 7I6-1iI38. Tuko Honda CB 3IiO fou r 73'1. mint condition "old Ildv" me. H.v•• happy day. Lov. Articl .. I.ft .tt.r party S.t nit. et 2031 462·.. . (4/ 111 EUROPE-ISREAL·ORIENT LOW COST .xtra. - .Iectric .tart.r. leg bar. rec:.nt RAB Coast: - 2 w.tch.. . 3 pu,... . 2 p.lra of STUDENT FLIGHTS. CONTACT: AIST tuneup .., or off.r. mu.t ..II -...:12. shoa• •• tc. M ik. 7115-1211 . 14/111 Recent " redu.te. femel.. 22 17141 644-9333. 1742 HEATHER AVE. 14/111 My t rue love S_. y. It'. gr.. t to h.v. c~ lI.ge looking for rOom in hou .. Or ep.rt­ you h.r•• g. ln. I . dor. you. B. min. Lo.t: 4/ 11 / 76; 1 or.ng. umbrell. TUSTIN. CALIF. 92110. 1114/ 111 ment. C.II Diena: D.y-420·8321 . Night 11 AWO S cout . U8. wh.. la-ti r.. - 1300. for.v.r. I wus U. H.udy. 14/11 w/ balg. hindi • . It he. gr•• t pr.ctic.1 ft IpA/ l., Ask for O. vld 462-azt. 14/ 111 •• ntlrnental v.lu• . R.turn to TT offlc • . 422·" . EUROPE-ISRAEL·AFRICA·ORIENT Low Bob. H.ppy 1.10. Lov. M.rl.1411. , No qu ••tlone ••ked . (4111) cost flights. tou .... the whol. etud.nt Wen ted - 3 bedroom hou •• in P.B. • r ••. bit. At our offlc. ov.r 200 FREE non· 1172 Hond. SL-1oo n_ top .nd .nd Reedy to move in . M.y or Jun• . P.ts com.rclll p.mph..... brochuru.-- blg batt.ry• • xcell.nt cond .• 2000 mi. $300. Dear King Tltu • . Ev.rythlng you touch Found 4-8 AWB Ticket mon.y clelm .t mu.t b ••cc.pt.d . $2150-300 r.ng• . 462- buck... vlnlll ESTC 610 W. Sixth. Suit. 462·1572. Stev• . 141181 turn. t o work. Sign.d Touch.d. 14/111 c.mpu. pollc•• tlt lon. 14/111 8784. C.II aft.r 10:00. 14/ 181 311 L.A. _14 12131 1ZI-2121 1111/11 ,/ Sound .quipm.nt. 4 .pollo 800 .peek.ra No O.bls. F.F.O. 14/111 One blu. '.ck.t t.k.n bv ml.t.k. lrom .., each. G.rrard liB qUid tumtabl•• 71 . the Muir T.nnl. courts I.t. Thur.d.y EUROPE-ISREAL-AFRICA Stud.nt Ev.rythlngllk. new 270-210314/1', Joyc • • len•. M.ry.nn. Lynn. Bob - w ith pm. It h •• the nem. "CATTON" by the flight. v ••r round. Contact: lri.nds lik. you. I might IIv. through I.b lab I.. I hlv. your J.cket. Stev.. 462- services ISCA Furnltur.. Nlc. t, r.. plec:. living room · 1.rbl. 1 4 / 11~ 1127. (4111) 11817 S.n Vic.nt. Blvd. No. 4 Nt. plu. mlseel ._. furniture. 27&- L.A. C.llf. _ 2ID3. 14/111 Ann.: W.·II ".t. togeth.r .om. tim • . II LOST: MOULIN A PAROLE light purple T.i: (213)..-. ...-(pllIl hope. I A f ri.nd. 14"11 French t.xt with .yl"bu. lnalde. Need Flut. L•• son • . CI ...lcel Instruction by o F.lrlane .tathln wigon. ~ tlr.. . deep.rat.lv ...... pi ..... 1./111 exp.rl.nc.d flutl.t. 462-ICI7I. 14/ 111 CHARTER FLIGHTS TO EU"OPE. cleen. 1m. • ngifcll .•7UO/offer . ~ M.rglr.t. H.ppy 211t Blrthd.yl IIRAEL. ORIENT. Low prIcaa- long .nd Welcom. to 31121B.th 14/111 Whoev.r took w.llet .nd calculator Automotiv. r.pair. Tune UP" Br.k.. . •• hort flight.. lImlt.d ,p.C• . IA"" from Atl.ntl. H.II Room 112 Thursd.y Lub ••nd 011. Good" Work. Low Prlc • . PROn.SIONS INTERNAnONAL ,. Y.m.ha 1172 ". 0" good condition. good Anyone ... hc ....".. Dick Stull'. .d­ night 14/101. keep money .nd calcu.. tor Mik • . 462-1112 14/111 WMtwood BMI. LA. "'1213' m-1121 tI,.. N_ tune IIp.nd clutch ... CIa­ d,... or phon. number. would yOU call with by bl_elng• . but PLEASE return orm·nlZ IIJII JI72. 14/111 m.1 IH. w.nt h.re I.. t y.rl. Donn. the w.llet with Itl other cont.nu Intact " LET OUR FINGERS 00 YOUR 412-117114/ 111 to the TT offlc• . 1411., TYPINO I" Dor. TORATEI ... MANU SSW Two Trenuudlo '~lA ....k .... original Tr.v.1 Offlc. - ON CAMPUS­ SCRIPT8 ...THES" . EUROPE. NY ... ORIENT CHAIn'ERS. c~ .,.. Sec:riflca .,2111. lrand _ . K-2 .nd Lou w.nt to "V thenx to you Lost on April 8. sllv.r J_I.h .tar with IBM S.:. C\ fI(. II Correcting T~rlt.' . Int'l Student ID. Euran. Hostel Car• • Two-_y with 12 Inch wooks. Hu .... lor .n .v. of .ucc.... nd tha .dv.nt of .lIver chain ..ntlmental v.lu• . If found Numberous Type.. C.mpu. pick-up. Trlpplna M.... lne , etc. UC8D I... Dev. -"3224. 141111 .om.thlng n_. 14/181 c.II462-I87O. B.rbl• . 14/111 DOUBLE-D ASSOCIATES 224-1131 . t_donal C.nter 412 ... 11 .m'" pm 1p4/111 M.W.F. ONLY Cloe.d T,.I' ••- Thur • . Men'. lChpaed Schwinn V.rslty. MO. AU- Triumph Orlv.r: N.xt tim. yOU p"nt to Lost . N.vy blu. zippered _ ..tahlrt . I pi/II 0111 . 14/111 party In front of dl.cov.ry. bring more Rev.11e baeketball courtl Fri. 4/11 .t beer. • nd w.k. m. upl Congr.tI to .11 9:00 pm. Debbl.412.., or return to TT LEARN TO FLY · low.st ret.. in S.D. Olblon P.A. Iy.tem (OPA·. , • w.tts rugby t •• m l Po ... c h.1411., offlc • . 14/1" .r... L•• rn with .n EXPERIENCED R.M.S. output PIf chennel. 4 channel. INSTRUCTOR. not • moon IIghtl"g aech w / ov.r rev.rb unit 2 apkr. N• • d.d p.rm.n.nt Brldg. pertn.r. Will Found · 10k gold ring with. whit. gold glldar pilot. M.rk B.nzhof 224-0171. columns 47" tell • • Ight Olblon . " .pk,.. t ..c h ...... Gunner 14/'" bend .t .pt. K-2 p.rty. 412-11.14/1., 14/211 ... Bob 270-5148. 14/111 Need.d: On. lor mor.1 foxy chick for Loat. M.hen Univ_lty c h.mletry Frl. TENNIS LESSONS: St.v. B.... tt Mu.t ..II . Iectric pott.,. whMI. Shlmpo on. gr.. t .1I.round guy. to .pply: C.II pos.lbly HSS 2301 . 3 pm. Thom 482·1314 IM.mb.r USPTAI. Stud.nt dl.count • .00 - 115-a.. lpA/211 412 - ~ . Ilk lor Jeff. (4/111 14/111 _3711. 14/ 1.,